The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-12-03

to be held monthly or as often as neces-
sary. as the affairs OF the club ct o
be in the hands OF ten directors who
are elected annually.
The following committee of FIVE was
appointed to draft set of bylaws
W. II. Marolf II. d Campbell. w. J.
Tnlly, W. J, Blair and NJ Melon
ough.
Cole d Mcdonald are putting dia-
Inond drill on Pat Browns old place
the southeast quarter Of section N.
1885. and will sink few holes for the
Oliver Mining Co. who have an option
on the property.
The boys who have been hunting in
the Elmwood country ale telling a
good story on W j. Tully. who was
one OF the bunch. Mr. Tully is some
thing like the editor of The Reporter
he has never done very much deer
hunting He was anxious To shoot one
and In order to accommodate him the
boys placed doe in good position.
ana Then got our friend 10 90 out and
try his hand. Tully OF course was anx
ious TO show that he was an expert,
and with Phil Boyington. Jim Murphy
and several others began creeping up
on the unsuspecting doe. When near
Enough, one of the boys told him TO get
busy. He began dumping for dear
lie, but to the surprise Of the mighty
nimrod the doe; did not move. 1t was
finally pulled over but FULLY swears il
was real live doe when he commenced
shooting and that Boyington and Muir.
ply Thought so too. and were as much
excited for fear the animal would get
away as he was It's good story and
takes Phil to tell it.
Roy Macdonald. who is EMPLOYED
on the Cole a. Macdonald drills, which
are operating in the Saunders district
Tor the Cleveland Cliffs Co., got one of
his hands between ohurn drill ham
mer and the pipe. crushing his thumb
and two fingers. which had to be am
putated. Mr. Macdonald will be- laid
up for several weeks.
just as we are going to press we
learn OF the death of Marian, the IA
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Quirt. The deceased was beauti
ful child, beloved by all who knew her
The funeral will be held Monday after
noon at two o'clock from the Episcopa
church. The bereaved family will
have the heartfelt sympathy of all ouI
people
Iron River was visited this week b,
prominent G. 81 N. w. officials anC
many rumors are afioat regarding i'm
provements to be made in this VICINITY
in the near future.
Among the officials who were her
this week, were r. II. Ashton, presi
dent; w. J. Towne. engineer OF main
tenance; r. Quayle, supt of motiv
power and machinery; w. b. Linsley
supt Peninsula division G. 4 Hell
mer, asst supt George Laughnan
civil engineer and Henry Oberdorfer
roadmaster, The gentlemen spen
Tuesday here and in the Stambaug
district, leaving in the evening TO
points north and south.
AS a result of their visit several III
mors are afioat IA to improvement
that are soon to be made. One of tn
chief improvements. which is one O
the essential and very badly needed,
new depot. which will be up. to dat
in every particular. 1t will be locate
on the north side of Genesee street
near where the street crosses the track
IL will cost in the neighborhood {
$25, 600 to $50. 600 be steam heated an
electric lighted. and will be one of ia
best north of Marinette. IL will be
union depot, built expressly to accom-
modate both Iron River aud Stambsug
and will be a credit to both towns
The next Improvement will be MOI
lights at the present dilapidated stru,
ture AS nearly az we can learn tt
il hts will be of the "kerysene cha
acter This is going backward instea
OF for ward and should not be tolerate
by the people of this town for mC
ment We nave gone beyond the kerr
9 sene period and shonld not stand Il
n this imposition. We have an electri
hight plant and should have nothin
but electric lights. A station that pay
Q over $i3. 600 month in passenger an