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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

II IL hrs hoo = IN. they should of cour-"
no; serve mns,.iy a- originals 20 be copied
nut 'Elt ''r" ~ pig ~" best models from
which american arch.' eos may gath.r
fh' In-lv1'Iru Cor suburban houses
ih"y 49,, ut not 10 sllvi-h'y followed np-
cause. q ,,.. t'u,r lin 'lr- way Possesses
No. rnor-' ll- IAN \ statue or any other
work 0f 49, ~ which one. rnake> an sxnct
replica.
Tn" suitability - Colonial designs 10
American suburban houses - founded
on VARIETY nf qualities They ar" he't"r
suited - our c!Imat" and pur natural con
di'iUns tor Instance. han a house modelled
On on" 'i4a' va. originally intended forItllv
"- France" " T.. Of course, possible -
ldlI ClI-h HORSES 20 OrIr natural cundI
rlors- Thy frequently brI' them wh, n
clients asked Tor them Bnt it Is becoming
NOR" and NOR IN" belief If archi cc.t.
IN tins "pUn''-y 'hn' our best model. ~.
70 N" found ~ the olnnial houses
Other explanations - the existence
- IN" classic Colonial in IN. Sou th"rn
states which - exhibited in Mr. PLirt'-
ONO h'l-. attrlh'it" tn" popularity of
tins classic style 20 the publication II tn.
MASSIVE" work on AthcnGan antiquities
10y Is" English architects toward tn"
clos" Of IN" eighteenth century. Their
are even suggestions that the University
If virginia was inspired by this puhhcn-
tipiI rather than 10y m" experiences of
Tr"lna- Jefferson IN Europ. II - Ger
fanny ira" That WAY. Of classical feel
ing -w"p' u!"r III" southern half Of the
country ~ tn, time. whether or nor "
was brought her. bv Mr. Jefferson or
WIS Inspired by N" writings Of the TWO
f.ugl!sh invest gator
Mr. EmhIry calls attention IN his book
On American h0m..r 10 the fact that there
must b" Il vital dirfer.nr. b.twe.n "a
house built for formal lot and one In.
tended for 4 ,l0ping sit. This difference
depends IN III" frs place on the lrnpor-
tant architectural principle that a house
'nu-' seem to he growth from IN. land
On which u sTard- II was tn" noce..i-y
"i making tn"Ir homes correspond To-
fh"Ir needs and ia" "xig"ncies ~ size
that prpduc"d tuc variation in the STYLES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

&C o.. TpuFaI" stock I--Il.'S - IT be-. l.
ba'-'..' m proceeds ~ Cprp.rlf" iprk
..., .-.upos 81 pay for permanent I'M
usu,"'u"T;-. HI IA" Try i"iug III - tHr
r.. 49, t',n ration H.,rIL not pay 'r, rely
yya ... ..r" y"I"'.t' IN Ia - rld ,ubt-
"HIg correct rUt npw IA unprpy 'u..n'
ill., o.. -..,.tr DgN'mrnt " %. =. iIf'' - e! sh-
f..sa wears ran '-' cons Igl.'r"d Iy"uIiu"pf
o. r. i "fc.uf 10 understand Corporate
stock for r"pHVIng psTpp-''1 ~ issued
for 2. t..rut g nfIv v"H-s " hen ituy I-pgis.
~ fhI- k.pd ~ redeemed IN" pay"T.uE4
ll,i uLd o.. % have. h.--r renewed ~ -"
r...IutrI..l. 'y., stdd ript.' is-II., n stock
~ thai 80. .'- aI " tfG.' trough s'r..nt-
,-u -. urd e. tu'- system ia" c'fy will i"
DrvIug IHt"r"~f on ''I-'-. Sr',I - bonds
i-.u.d for th' san" purpose and also
,y'diug for - -InkiuG fund Z, T"'i""rn
th,.'u
90 has already hc"u shown that under
th,. - -u.up.iDp- Of tbs Is.ps.r IA .Xp.ndi-
'.i.r 81 81 80 aH nusi IL, mad. annually
lur u"a DIy"T"ut- after all me streets
M -" one. boom pav..d r. tins m,',r lac
H't.i' ! ,hs rrst 81 r''I,1Ifiry ne Dl"ciu.ntS
"u IT Gu'r.i' ".' - bad he iDjil i,"r-.S-
-iry bu ig.'i appropriation Tbs, r"plir
r,..r ~, bn"u found 80 b" ~ .p34 AN
" .Irl. t'ii'd 80 IN" abpye f.Jp. IOJ
msk g. Total II g. 55S. Ssb as th.. total
bYdg ''try '1uirHGnnpf FIR maintaining
pI@sm"uts ~ IN" Borough ~ Ma nhatIln
The word mnint thinning il IIsad h"f, IN
its broadcast sense and means the annual
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

N'!"h stTc"t ~ Broadway. Fifth avenue
or ~ 4 ~" th'T pIChfa~, streets ar.
u-".i NOR" Tor the general public than by
IN" tenants ar owners - admitting prop
"Ity. In such "H,r- IL would rnt IL.
Illogical for Tn" city a. "a whole - stand
"a portion 81 Tia" cot ri r.pDvIng. even II
IN" general scheIn" Of sIpoC.ial a.. ....rl.nt 4
ws'r" adopted On tn" 1T n',- hand tJra,-
ticaliy all IN" cross streets north II Fifty
ninth street are used lnr ally and the
general public ha. vcry little interest in
their condition. But u 'ni,, differentiation
should b" attempted tn.'r" would h.. many
streets On the border lI",. where the d",nr-
minafion ~ how the payment should h,
mad" would y" difficult and much cuutnr-
ton and dissatisfaction would arise To
tn" author IL ss"tu- Shat the budget
method il undoubtedly IN" hest Ut th.
tbrc" and the one rha' to-" city is bound
To come 10 before MANY y"ar-
Oid ~tr,n~s, Factory TranNfrrrch.
AZ Park avenue. Effv-sc"nrf and I'M
third streets has boon Transferred - =
thnOTd Potter and his I~-D' tHiH- ppcr . 'iu..
company Tie urDprTsy has NrrY .uurr
gagcd - III" Equitable Lif" inv sIrInNO.
~" ~ ihr"'' yrar= Whsle N" So. r1'p1 CON
Germ axes back = $50 'car -'',Ouh tmUr'.
zaRr for sIOD u1n
The new u"r- NAV leave IN" brtbltr..
a. n stands for a short term. bat eventually
the entire plot will be reirnproyci With q
group 81 high class apartment hOuses
or possibly single structure.
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ANNA. injury II


h"Hstpr OF N" -.Er~ 90 N..I.r ! ~
from such natural irru..,,s TIA, ~"
various ty..'~ ri oar '..t,. 81. b.IlD'i.- Z.
d"velp pad. just - G.,t.r". .'.." ~ every
form has h-7'u a 'r..-..r e ra.oE.l.-
growth
Perhaps ih. r.'.r- ,, iIn.. ....r. ..r.l..-
t"c,s jr tn" ir,rn'pi.. '.i. b.. IN. iii
ned hy tn" SPECIAL need of every cas-"
and tn" general d.mLnd, 81 comfort
IA th.s" days. J. most notiC""h!' ~ the
honesty characteristic of NJ. r. IN butte
ings Of the day IL ~ u"' 81 - a".'ar..
lnC. with artistic prinCirl''- 49, 3D.. '.H.
good form that Il huiid'ry shah .. Ice,
II seem. How .ndlspr'.erul- .... ,."n
u work - - any u-n ot - '' IN
Colonial style my h" ui..., Il IL u
set Iement not f4T fr1r' -" RI
P-rched IN - Wr~tch-st"r '....r l- =
pre-.niIous French hnu-" win night
ba roughly described rs g.! fn' ID
II LON. w. II - mad" { - az
coiirS.. u IL "a mere pr";anC". ~ luilse-
OF that style w"r" ~ their p.riru Of
marble nv ~t0r"
ilout II are -oEn" brI".. -tun" and
.hirgl. hpus"s. built according to III" de-
-Icl,. that "" ar" accustomed - 'l''
colonial They are delightful conir..-
20 their imported r"ighbor. which mlgh
have h.rr, put up thirty -tiy" years ago
: #, r.. th.. yr"-"r movement OF last" an.
enlightenment hal set in. - In-uit..d doe.
II ,."rI To- H. surroundings. so obvious
- the fraud by which "A structure plainly
CRYING tor some rival material ~ it,
medium - pretending 10 lee something
which ~ ~ not
A.. might have nr"n expected. the. New
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" 10 this amount b. added thi-tv-Tour
- l"~' f.r now ~ ro"tE u will les seen ,ha,
90 rr'I"s ~ pavement must p. cared for
u'h'n th'' borough il entirely d.v.lop.d
i'"~. much ~ This must he laid an. tfally
.''p'Hd- upon nos: long any particular
-iId u p2v"u"rt vii last After rnr,.,r,l
consideration eIgni""n YEAR, has hcan
Ir'ure.-Ily assumed a, the average life
81 all rav"mcnis. This would mean tina,
each wear h" borough must rnlay twenty.
"igh' miles ~ pavement in order to keen
tn" - r"'''- in good condition LIST wear
Manhattan laid h"twcs.n twenty -seyen
and twenty eight miles
Different KINDS # Dayements coat
different amounts. but ~ all the pave-
rn"nt4 ar" ~ PRESENT existing under No
many varying cprdii ions ns to fornsia
ton. &c. ono price Of 81 - suiIarr
ward viii D." alop."d for all materials
ln"lIdin2 curb and foundation Figuring
% ~'p sGuar" yarr'S 10 the mil. outsidn
~ TaIl-Ug ! area iE. borough must lay
nnIGlly jNonD square wards which NJ
s. rs a ward VIII amount to s. so OOG
for the annual expenditure for new pave
'nants
" the system ~ guarantees IN vogue
now ~ kept mp. namely. Ave years main =
tenAncs for asphalt and wood and one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

r.DlIr Of all DIv":u 'nfs and their renewal
when uer-.s- Iry Should This method 81
providing funds prevail ~" mnnry col
to J., q coritig'IuI- r'.. and SHOWN a. IN.
Street MAINTAINING Fund" so that the
money saved lu O.r' year could Ice tis,..C!
ia another rs fh" above figures are. based
un averages. 50 that even n corrrC, they
wouId not Dc apphclbI" FOR each year
FROM the ahOv" figures ~ will 10 seen
that under th" direct tax the amourtfo
bs lcvi"d for tn" nntIr" work will b" much
less than the interest charge only under
tho corporate stock pnn. and 81 Oj2 So
jess than tho combined interest sinking
fund and repair charges under thar plan
annual Interest charge s1OsD sp
ANNUAL repair charge ....... ~ su
Annual -tnkils fund charge ..... ii7 ~.
Totn. corporate STAG. ,rh~nlr SISlI Az
Total bJr-iRCf ,"h"rn" charge 'sTg eD
NnnunI saving hulEotnrs s~hrri" s. n5-.GI.
Docs n not then seem to ~. a bu.iuc, q
proposition from "a financial Ptardpo,ut ,
Then again J. n not u business propGsifion
fpr any corporation 90 Jay it, running
"K;HpS'.- ont ~ ~. ipTGm me and not ~.
IncrEl !iug H.. Indebtedness Should any
privaI" corporation EGpp' such % sthod
~ would IN. a u'iT-tIpu 81 inn" Oply when ~
would hecom" bankrupt
10 treat thi- matter lpgirally md
scientifically II would seem that poSsihIv
sonl" streets might he paid for wholly
by Assessment and others only partially
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

En- ll irlaHlll type If house reflected
~. -i"ru"r III" II the region in which
~ yt~ C'rLt"i. Ii contained IF CourS"
ttt'" ~ provision for the enjoyment
Il ~" open AR and as form vas generally
compact md Square, b.clu-r compact
and sIulr" houses are easier u protect
against tn" rigu"~ of "a severe C!.mlt.
The type ~ southern Colonial shows
IN" necessary pilzzi- in addition 50 the
pr~tl~.r, and tn" columns appearing IN
o.. .'are or another. AS a conspicuous
". ID g ne. fuo Id" One outcome uf the
- ',.It.'" o. mt -; and freedom Of Southern
country Hf. was tn" addition Of wings to
IN" non 49,. They not only provided the
opror,u:Aty COR further stretches " pig ma
hut there w"r,. To- ~. found roo,,,s for tn.
bi-;uc-s Of those great estates. which
"A- II Cuur-. an Inevitable detail bat
could no, naturally be-. TRANSACTED in the
main rooms of TIA" home.
Ba'we-n New Orleans and Mobile there
runs stat" road which exhibited for
many ,rn-- som" OF ne most beautiful
tnloIIrll houses III the country. In This
china g every tendency Of the some hat
ford southern Colonial style came into
bloom These houses may ne standing
.h""" to-day. although for n long period
hoy w'-e more or less i'll neglec, The
extent - which they were neglected
rnry b" understood hv tho fact that archi-
D"gt- ~ thlr region had even c"lsei -
study them "a models for -hs new noy-..s
put np ~ th"-" 'iri"- and in way Intended
for exactly ru,' sane Use. In-.r style
hs- r"yer had al any tim" any broad in
hu"u0" on other ih1n local types. The
lofty rooms Of th.-.. houses with their
The daily Alaskan., 1910-07-14

F1 have especially sinai. Skates
children U1a 8 Co Ee-zs sa- Easr-
is no danger OF a-,.l-ls DO -a-
SEN. 50 bring Gaze le-.e ones and .-
diem enjoy themselves -gks @
zoe skase4g Ee-er SSa-lg Rims
ADMISSION PRECISION Rob
.r skating Rak-lLA Ase. a
Co b las Dominion Gaze b. Et-.ss-
nJrss for g00d home euuk-u5 81
FOR RENT-AIpeGst5lks. Use e7seg
ars. ANA all necessary equipment DO
glacier climbing Bees. u E1#a.
Eu4uurs. Daily Alaskan Rats
raa5llabls
The daily Alaskan., 1910-07-14

TO Ours A coLB IN oNE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BONO Glliae Tab
lets. DEusstsls refund money IL .-
fails Co cu5 q ~ GROVES sls-
aatlra is On each box see
The daily Alaskan., 1910-07-14
SPECIAL SALE on HIGH CLASS
MILLINERY.

sssinnins Monday Jsy ittn. ne
will pat on sale att Of oar hats at
Cost PFica
GRANT & WRIGHT.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-07-14

Nl la-a- a1 5uer thaa GlhsaE
6Ee @ EI HlaE Beer Or4sra
rF Phone promptly delivered
The Mascot
The Lamar register., 1910-12-07

List of
8 principal md
penalties
Of nd penalties
The Lamar register., 1910-12-07
DELINQUENT TAX LISI
TREAsURER's OFFICE
County Of Prowers, Calo, I

Public notice hereby given, that according to law
offer public sale the office of the Treasurer County
of Prowers in the State of Color ado -
SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1910
and succeeding days. commencing the hour O'clock
of said day. much of the following described al estate
said county which year 1909
not been paid shall be pay said taxes
and penalties to-wit:
The Lamar register., 1910-12-07
SATURDAY. DECEMBER "a. 1910
Delinquent List Of Lamar Sewer Dist. No. One

due
paid and which will sold
due and p
The Lamar register., 1910-12-07

DsNiss. oso.-L0ts II, II. Lamar, O. T. 20
Unknown- Lot 4. Holly. Woods
s sae Lot 8. WOODS :,
ew sw NV -. :. II
Lot J. Wiley. o. t.. !
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-13

From Chaucer to Alfred Austin the
English poets have labored untiringly
and on small wages 90 advertise the
beauty OF the rose and it's appeal 10 the
tender sentiments. No other flower
has ever been considered ms soft as
the rose. or as welcome" or even as
fragrant" Shakespeare. propounding
the question Of what's In n name.
takes for his example:
That which we call rose
by any other name would smell as sweet.
Even this immortal. II would seem.
could think OF nothing sweeter. Nil.
ton In paradise Lost" speaks Of
smile that glowed
Celestial rosy red. loves proper hue
In the opinion OF Burns. the rose was
"unriyaled." And when be seeks the
highest compliment that he can pay TO
one OF those several bonnie lassies
whom he loved with all his heart he
sings:
on. my luves like a red red rose
That's newly sprung In June,
The word rosy" has come 70 be
synonymous for bright and beautiful.
Even rose colored" signifies far more
than the mere hue. II means Every
fine or pleasing. alluring" as WE'LL
Golfers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-13
County Road Commissioners


49, ~ @"ARs
Meeting Of board of County Road
Commissioners of Iron County. Mich i.
held in the County Clerks Office in
the Court House in the City of Crystal
Falls this 3rd day Of August 1910.
The meeting was called TO order by
W. A. Holmes. chairman. with all
members present.
The minutes Of the last meeting was
read and approved.
IL was moved by Jobe and seconded
by rully that the following bills for
labor, team work and supplies be al.
lowed and the secretary and chairman
instructed to draw orders for same.
Roll called on the atove motion as
follows Jobe. yes ;Tully. yea; Holmes.
yes. Carried.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-13
Anoi.n, er.sL CALENDARS

Among the Greeks and Romans nj.
MANAGES and calendars were not writ.
ten for the general public. but were
preserved as part OF the esoteric learn
ing OF the priests, whom the people had
20 consult not only for the dates OF the
festivals. but for the proper times
when various legal proceedings might
be Instituted About 600 y. c.. how.
ever. one Encius Flayius. secretary e
Applus Clnudlus. stole these secrets by
repeated applications to rho priests and
collated The Information So gained II
was really publishing an almanac
when. as Iivt relaics. flnvius exhibit
"a che tasri % white tables around IN,
Forum From this time similar tablets
containing The culendnr. the festivals
astronomical phenomena and some
times illusions to historical events be
came quite common They have beer
dug up IN Pcmpeil and elsewhere.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-13

The popular captain OF an Atlantic
liner has nnc collection o. NAL de
mer stories. but caslly the gem Of the
lot deals with Philadelphia bridal
couple.
The bridegroom. being on his FIRST
deep sen trip. continual tempcstuous
weather produced agonlzing results.
Take care. Marmadukol" cried the
bride THAT isn't the cure for sea.
sickness. Don't you see the bottle Is
marked 'carbolic acidT"
That's the bottle I wantF' he groan-
ed.--New York Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-13
Pr NATURAL.

Don't try to be somebody else.
You we've made with face and a
voice and character not quite ike
anybody's else. ard your manner
ough. to be your own. Ii Will be
sweeier and more attractive for be-
ing natural.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-13

First publication August 10 Last
Sept. %, 1910
CHANCERY SALE.
State OF Michigan.
In The Circuit Court for the County
OF Iron, In Chancery.
Dan II. Ball and
John q. Stone,
ComplainRnts.
vs..
Charles NJ. Olsen,
Defendent.
la pursuance OF decretal order Of
said Court made In the above entitled
cause. bearing date the ninth day Of
June, A. d. 1910, /. the subscriber.
Circuit Court Commissioner in and for
said County OF Iron, will sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder. at the
front door OF the Court House in the
City OF Crystal Falls. In the County of
Iron. and State OF Michigan, said Court
House being the place Tor holding the
Circuit Court for said County, on
Wednesday. the 2sth day Of September,
A. j. 1910. ut two o. clock In the after
noon, all that certain piece or parcel Of
land situated In the Township Of
Bates. County OF Iron and State OF
Michigan. described as follosw, towit
The West half OF the Northwest
quarter Of section Twenty -four (2il,
in Township Forty five t45l North, of
Range Thirty-six 1881 West, together
with acknowledgements and appurten.
ances thereof
Dated at Crystal Falls, Michigan.
this 9th day of August, A. ID. 1910.
AUGUST j. WAFFEN.
Circuit Court Commissioner in and for
Iron County, Michigan.
Bail a. Stone.
Solicitors for Complainants.
Business Address Houghton. Mich
igan
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-07
PROBATE COURT BUSINESS.
Summary of Business Done Durinl tn,
Past Week.

Register Freeman or the probate
office has compiled the following
resue of the business done i'm the
probate court by Judge Bentley dur
ing the past week:
Petition and order to expend money
for repairs in the estate of Antonio
Rolando. deceased.
Order for sale of personal property
in the estate of Thomas Anderson.
deceased
Final account of administrator with
the Will annexed of the estate of Will
lam Muffat, decesaed, filed; hearing
october 26.
Order appointing administrator for
the estate Of William Sakkinen, de-
ceased; bond fixed at 5000.
Order allowing claims in the estate
of John w Cooper, deceased.
Bensie Sobey appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Henry Sobey. de-
ceased; bond fixed at $500. Order
limiting settlement of said estate and
appointing appraisers.
Petition for probate of viii of Iawr-
ence Nelson, deceased; hearing Octo
Der %.
order appointing time for hearing
claims in the estate of Paul w. Grier-
son. deceased; hearing February 6,
1911.
Marits Helm appointed administra-
tor OF the estate of JAM Helenius. de-
ceased: bond fixed at 5000.
Administrator appointed for the es-
tate of Katie Kestitalo, deceased; bond
fixed at $500.
Order for sale of personal property
In the estate OF John w. Cooper. de.
ceased
Warrant and inventory filed in tho
estate of Gerhard Schlichtlnr. do.
ceased
License To sell real estate at privote
sale, estate Of August Johnson. de-
ceased.
Petition and order for hearing tardv
claim in the estate Of Laurent lac
ques, deceased hearing October is.
The Superior Trust Company an
pointed guardian OF Lydia Fern Can.
non ct al. minors.
Peter Superant appointed admins.
traitor of the estate of Sophie Super-
ant, deceased bond fixed at $500
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-07
~.~~~~ NEWS FROM HOUGHTON ~~~~~~~
PORTAGE LAKE
CANAL REPORT
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS DONE
IN SEPT. SHOWS INCREASE
OVER SAME MONTH
LAST YEAR.

Supt. George II. Banks of the Por-
tage Lake Waterways has prepared
the monthly report of the commerce
passing through the Portage lake ship
canals during the month of September
The tonnage of the vessels up-bound
is greater than for the month of Au-
gust but less than the tonnage of the
corresponding month of last year. The
tonnage bound down during the past
month is greater than that of the cor
responding month of last year. and al
so greater than that of August, 1910.
The total number of vessels passing
through the canals was AL, an in
crease of 1923 over September of last
year. while the tonnage during the
same time increased 1856 tons over
that of last year, showing that the
business of last month exceeded that
of September of last year.
In the copper bound down an in
crease of S.644 tons is noted over the
same month last year and an increase
Of 531 tons over the month of Aug
ust. The coal bound up is less than
that of last September while the pas
senger traffic shows an increase of
about three times over that of last
September and a slight decrease from
that OF August, 1910.
Following is the report:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-07
LAY CORNERSTONE, OCT. 10.
Date OF Ceremonies at New I. o. o. r.
Temple is Announced.

The cornerstone of the now odd Fer
lows temple. which is being erected I'm
HoLghton will be laid week from
rexi sunday for which a very I'M
rsesslve program is being preptred
This announcement was made last
evening by Secretary Alfred Snowden
It is probable that Grand Master CO.
burn OF the Michigan grand lodge will
be present and act as master of cers-
monies. while Prof. r., A. letters OF
Painesdale will be the spffS{er of the
day. ~
The work on the foundation is
practically completed. This portion
of the contract occupied several weeks
and large force Of men under Con-
tractor John j. Michaels have been
employed. The walls of the temple are
now fast rising and the work will
now proceed with more speed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-07
APPLY FOR CITIZENSHIP.
Ten Applications for Naturalization
Papers Are Received.

number of applications for ad.
mission to citizenship were yesterday
hied in the Office of County Clerk
richardson. Their names. residence
country of birth and port and date OF
arrival are as follows:
Thomas Ii. Edwards, Calumet, Eng
land New York, Mar. 25, 1898.
Thomas IL. Yates. Calumet, England
New York, Mar. 2, 1865.
William Thomas, Calumet, England
New York. Aug. ?. 1887.
Harry Johns, Calumet, England. New
York., Aug. 10, 1900.
Charles Andrew, Calumet, England.
New York, May 81, lS7l.f
John Freeman, Calumet. England.
Now York. Oct. 70 1881.
James Lctcher. Calumet, England.
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