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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
News Snapshots
OF the Week
The St. Paul Survey

From indications ii looks az If the
route of the St. Paul extension To Iron
River has been decided upon the only
thing necessary being some trimming
mp Of the curves along the proposed
route.
The new grade, beginning az the
Bristol mine Y. continues to crossing
Of the new Amssa read a compile Of
rods north OF the creek bridge The
survey runs from that point To the
south west corner OF sec. "A. 43 33 and
continues in south westerly direction
20 about the center OF sec 90 where il
approaches the county road at the cor.
ner OF Dan Ross farm. From that
point il parallels the road. crossing the
lake few rods north of the wagon
bridge II then hits off in "A north.
westerly direction crossing the south
half of section l2 and making over on
10 20 until close to the old elbow on
the county road on the plains where IL
swings abruptly TO the north and
works away up 20 the center OF sec. lS
when it turns almost "a abruptly 10
the south This big curve is made to
get away from the hign ridge that
parallels the Fortune and Chicagon
lake basins.
From IL il runs south to the Chica-
gon mine crossing the Chicagon creek
at the county road bridge 1t then
parallels the Northwestern road Chi
caRon mine branch 10 the vicinity OF
the quarter line on sec ?. AZ 3l when
il hits off to the west and crosses the
north half OF sections ,. and 4. pass
ing into town 48-3d near section 30 |
scnool house IN Stambaugh township. |
From this point il extends west pass.
ing the Blair. Michaeis. Rogers and |
other mines In that vicinity across the !
FULLY mine property into Stambaugb !
and thence 10 Iron River.
The surveyors are al work on the
inc and no iutimation is made OF when
he grading contract rs To be let
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
Socialists to Have Ticket

The apparent lethargy OF the Social.
lists has lead many to believe that the
proposed Socialist ticket for the city
election was not to materialize but il
has. Mr. Hugo Koepeke. who is the
leader OF the Socialists in the city. as
sures us that full ticket will be nom
mated and that il will stick for the
election.
The names Of the candidates for the
different offices are
Mayor Hugo Koepeke.
Clerk-Not decided.
Treasurer Not decided
+ rst Ward
Aldernan--Art Anderson.
Supervisor
Constable -Axtl Passinen
Second Ward
Alderman-Axel Koliren.
Supervisor-Jas. Rogers
Constable r Anderson.
Third Ward
Alderman Not decided
Supervisor Not decidee
Constable Not decided y
The Socialists have a platform in the
process Of adoption and it Is their pur.
pose 20 see that copy Of the platform
gets 70 each voter in the CITY
Mr.. Koepeke says that his candidacy |
for the mayors Office is not of his own
He has been forced to accept
the nomination 10y the other members
u the party who will not hear TO his
retiring They recognize that Mr.
koepeke mas been the bulwark Of So
,islism in this community and they
propose 70 recognize his work by max.
ng him their candidate for the
mayor Office
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
Guardian Angels Church

On Sunday next March II. wal
commence in tbe Guardian Angels
church the solemn exposition OF the
Blessed Sacrament at 10 80 a. M. with
procession and solemn Highmass.
Following will be- the order of deyo.
tions
Sunday
First Mass at \ o'clock.
Exposition, Procession, and solemn
Highmass ut $50 m.
Preparation OF children for conies-
sion st 30 y. IN.
vespers English sermon ana Bene
diction at 80 r. an
Monday
First mass ut ; o'clock
Highmass. sermon in sloyaR NJ o
o clock IN.
vespers. Sermon in French at 80
y. m.
Tuesday
First mass NJ o'clock
Second mass ut q o'clock
Third mass at o'clock
Fourth mass NJ o'clock.
Solemn High mass and Polish sermon
at O'Clock
Vespers, English sermon Benedic.
tion and lsecention OF Islepsed Sacra
Inent at : 80 p M.
"Wednesday
First mass al , clock
Second mass at . o clock
Thru mass ~ o'clock
Fourth mass at \ o clock.
Confessions will be heard In all Ian.
guages spoken by The members of the
church, VIZ IN English. French. Ger
man. Polish. Slovak. Bohemian. ltaI.
ian. etc Rev. rather Corcoran of lion
Mountain. Rev Father Lenhart and
Rev Father Hrobak Of Iron River.
Rev Father Kraker of Hcrmausvillp.
Rev. Father Philion oi Spalding. Rev.
Father Stenglein Of Wakefield will ~
sist hev Father kunes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
LOOK FOR BIG ORE MOVE
Is Nov Expected That Lake Shipments Will
Exceed 10000. 900 Tons.

The l. niJed States Steel CORPORATION
and independent concerns operating
mines and furnaces are beginning tC
make estimates Of the amount OF ore
that they will need during the present
year. and II now looks as though the
demand will be- much heavier than II
was last year
AS result Of the increased orders
placed in the last two weeks. the n.
mount Of ore that will he needed to
supply all of the furnaces interests in
1912 Will. IL is believed, equal il not
exceed. 10000. 600 tons. as compared
with 80 600, 900 tons in 1911. Three
weeks ago il looked as though there
would be a decrease in shipments this
year. as orders placed up to that time
aggregated approximately only 90, 600,
900 tons
IL is now expected that about 30 per
cent Of all the ore shipped down the
great lakes during the coming season
will be from the Great Northern docks
at Superior. lt is said that the United
States Steel corporation has already
announced that it will require 3. 600
900 tons more ore this year than last.
A considerable portion OF this increased
tonnage will come from the Mesaba
district and il will be handled by the
Hill road lt Is also reported that the
independent shippers will require at
least 1000. 00o tons more this year
than in 1911
Owing 10 the continued cold weather
and the great quantity OF ice in the
harbors, IL is now believed that there
will be late opening of navigation
This fact is causing the officials of
some OF the railroads concern, as they
ale afraid that they will not he able
To- handle all Of the business If
the opening of navigation is delayed
until May Most Of the railroads i'll
be ready 10 handle ore by the first of
April. bu, IL is not expected that there
will be any moving az that time.
II is said .hat il navigation does not
open until May lo the Great Northern
road will experience greater rush in 4
he Mesaba district than ever before.
With sucn n delay in the opening of /
navigation il is "a question whether the |
ireat Northern will he able to handle
al of the ore that they have already
20 take cnre OF.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
Iron ore

Ore handling charges on Lake Erie
docks will be cut practically in two
before the opening of navigation this
spring. The charge to the vessel nm
loading ore mp to two years ago was 20
cents ton. II was reduced to Is cents
IN 1910 and mas remained ~ that figure
since. Owing IN the wonderful i'm.
provement in ore handling machinery
during the past few years. the IL cent
charge is known to be- excessive and
ample profit will result from charge
OF or cents. The freight rate last
year from the head OF the lakes was 90
cents and denuoting - cents for un-
loading. the vessel received 45 cents
net. Freight rates for 1912 have not
been fixed, but they will undoubtedly
fall IN sympathy with the unloading
charge II the unloading charge ~ cut
10 cents, and the freight rate to s5
cents, the net gaia "a the vessel will
be cenis per ton. On the basis Of a
Of 30. 900. 900 tons. this
would mean additional receipts of
$500. 600 for the vessels and saving of
500 600 to shippers. Iron Trade Re.
view.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
Methodist Episcopal Church

Religious Services will be- condnct.,,.
ia the Auditorium by the Pastor 81
10 30 al. The Theme for study -
Eoco Homo. The service will eDi
with the celebration of the Lord 3 Snp.
per. AZ I;2O y m. the District snpf
or some good substitute will preach
This service will be followed with tss
second quarterly conference The
chorus choir will render special music
at both services
sunday School at II :45 a. m. con
dncted by ID. NJ Ross IN senior Dep,
ami Mrs J. D. vivian IN Junior Depf
Lesson The Paralytic Forgiven and
Healed Endeavor to be- present.
Christian Endeavor at $40 d -
The Pastor will lead. Topic. "Tne
Blessedness Of Forgiven Sins EvoYy
IL interesting
Thursday at 80 3. m. services ,,t
Prayer and l'raise\ SUBJECT. White
haiment We're you one Of the ~ in
Attendance last Thursday night.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
Iron and Steel Review

The structural steel trade was more
animated last week with contracts
closed for over $4,000 tons OF steel
shapes the railroads being responsible
for more than one-third of the tonnage.
The principal local order was 4, 500
tons for the Lexington Avenue subway.
u was taken by the American Bridge
90. The same interest also secured
bridge work for the Great Northern,
the Chicago Il Northwestern aud Rock
Island systems, calling for nearly 10. :
600 tons Milliken Brothers are 10
fabricate | 500 tons for the Alliance
Loft bnildiDg.
The Northern Pacific ordered 1913
cars. the Vaudalia PSI cars and the
Rutland of Vermont 900 oars. The
Western Maryland mas closed for 25
locomotives, and the ST. Paul for 80
engines, tho latter company Is still in
the market for 80 locomotives.
The largest interests made more
determined stand on prices for most
hnished products and were supported
by several Of the larger independent
comanies. all ~ which nave suffered
from destructive competition recently.
Subsidiary companies of the United
States Steel corporation reported gain
Of 70 40 tons in untitled orders IN
February. new business having been
booked 1T about the rate uf 600 tons
per day
There was greater activity ia pig |
iron AMI old material. the principal
feature of interest being the purchase |
)f o. 600 tons Of Bessemer iron aud 20,
400 tons Of heavy melting scrap by the
United States Steel corporation for
and Chicago delivery. Tne i
tones a Laughln and the Pittsburg
steel companies bought -. 900 tons Of
'asic aud smaller concerns took up an
aggregate OF IL. coo tons.
The same independent companies are
'lso credited with taking mp 20, 900 70
%. NO tons of warrant iron.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
An Old Employer Speaks

Editor of the Diamond Drill:
IL is with sorrow anu regret / read
of the death ot Martin Rogan nj Crys.
tai Falls MIR. Rogan WAS in my ON /.
ploy for a long time. during the build
ing of the & Il ~ w. X. x. from
Florence TO Crystal Fails, thirty years
ago. and when Mr. Ponpelly had com
pleted the survey Of the plat Of Crystal
Falls. | let Mr.. Rogan the contract TO
cut the timber IN the streets. and blast
out the stumps and grade passible
roadway. lt was quite Job but he
did his work faithfully and entirely
satisfactorA always found aim
man could depend upon He WAS one
OF the first to locate nc CRYSTAL Fails.
-.slweye- his strong opin.
IONS and anyone could learn where he
stood for the asking
good man gone 10 his reward.
Truly Yours
Geo. Runkel
kamiah. Idaho.
March O. 1919
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
|--AsKS THAT THEY BE BARRED FROM
OWNING SALOONS
PRIMARY FOR ALL STATE OFFICES
Bonding Monopoly Is Also Attacked,
Woman Suffrage Advocated In
Special Messages.

Governor Osborn threw another bomb
into the ranks Of his opponents last
Monday when he sent seven special
messages 10 the Legislature. The mes
sages asked for the following laws:
To prohibit breweries owning saloons
To curb the Michigan Bonding com
pany and take from IL the monopoly in
furnishing surety bonds TO saloon keep
ers.
To provide for the nomination OF all
state officers by the primary system.
To enact a corrupt practice act
To submit TO the people the question
of adopting an initiative referendum
and recall system.
To submit to the people an amend
ment 20 the constitution establishing
woman suffrage
To authorize state banks 10 pledge
qualified aseets for postal savings de.
posits.
In connection with mis- anti brewery
owned saloon message the Governor
says:
"Tbe purpose ot this requested legis.
Iation is TO make it unlawful for brew
ers. or those engaged in the brewing
business. TO own. control or 10 be in
terested directly or indirectly in any
saloon or place where intoxicating or
alchoholc liquors are sold, purveyed or
delivered in retail manner. This
Legislation Is parti icularly aimed at the
brewery owned saloon =
Presenting figures to show the mum
ber OF saloons in Michigan, the COVER
nor SAYS
1T is estimated that two thirds OF
the saloons in Detroit and more than
one half OF those in the state are
)1rewery-owned This number of sa-
looms has been made possible becadse
of the interest the big brewers Of De-
troit Chicago. st. Louis, Milwaukee
and elsewhere have In the business of |
starting, encouraging. capitalizing,
owing and controlling saloons. Exam
ination will show that 81 per cent of |
the dives are brewery owned saloons.
The brewer finds flashy barkeeper
and starts him in business. His tx.
lures owned 10y the brewer. he is bound
10 buy his beer OF the brewer who owns
hlm and in other ways Is made the
slave of the brewer as much as any
person ever is. Consequently the con-
scienceless lessee sells drngged liquors
ne robs his drunken victims he profits
from the prostitution piled by human
he narbors the white slave
traifickers he gives the police officers
hush money and, in fact, he gets his
money 10 pass TO his brewer master in
any way possible
The governor says the Michigan
Bonding company is owned and con.
frollsd by seven brewers of Michigan,
hat IL has monopoly OF the business
)f furnishing bonds for saloon Keepers.
and that IL exercises sinister in.
iuence over the saloon keeper of the
,ntire state. He recommends legisla.
ion 20 limit the powers OF the ''in-
iauitous monopoly
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
CONFIDENCE IN MORIARTY
Folks in the Old Home Town Express Their
Opinions

Michigan again comes to the from
as an amusement center, with two.
ring political circus in which the
governor as ring master cracks the
whip and expects the legislature 10
sidestep as he directs. In the small
ring the Democrats are doing a minor
ity act, while the big ring Fairly bulges
out at the sides with the crowd of Re
publican performers. Occasionally
there is hippodrome parade by the
entire company.
The object OF the special session of
the legislature is apparently purely
political. and the governor il much
chagrined because his program does
not seem TO be carried out AS antici-
pated. 10 is true that the primary for
presidential preference is in accord
with a growing sentiment. bat we do
not believe calm thinkers favor the
expense OF an extra session or the pass.
ing OF law which Of necessity would
be so hastily enacted that It would he
too faulty for practical use.
The defects in the proposed law were
apparent as soon as the Legislature
gave IL serious consideration. When
they met majority thought it might
be good thing, but mature consider.
alton depleted the ranks. Tfen the
governor became angry and issued a
message which fairly bristled with
spite, and worst Of all, his special
mark was Senator Moriartv. OF Crystal
Falls. because that honorable gentle
man changed his mind
The popular understanding is that
Moriarty deplored the calling of the
session. for his frst loyalty is 10 the
Republican party, and the session was
conceded to be bad political move.
Then heannounced himself in favor OF |
a modified bill. but after conference
with some OF his home people decided !
To oppose the measure.
10 grieves us 10 have the governor 4
thus take issue with Moriarty who
was Hudson boy. When No comes
10 town even AT this late day everybody 4
grabs his hand and calls him Mike
and IL will take greater parsonage
han governor to shas, the faith of
bepawee people IN tue big hearted man
vfo has won 50 great prominence. and
who worked his way 10 fame by being
square and true 10 mis- friends He has
rarely made any mistakes and We do
lot believe the present instance will
esuit seriously. But it does seem
unny that in the political circus nov
illing "a lansing engagement "Merci.
al Mike should be selected tu do
Ugh and lofty tumbling act. and that
II should be- marked Tor punishment
}, the ringmastcr
But such in fame Far better would
/ nave been for the senator bad he
10 remain iarmer hoy.
pending his days in watching the
heep and bis nights fishing ~ Dewey
,ke Better TO have wooed and won !
rural maid than to have courted the
oddess OF fame. for we can imagine
he terror Of the night as 10 his lonely !
achelor apartments be- dreams OF the
wful things which the governor said :
} his special message =
But all the same we belivve in Sena =
,r Moriarty. ana 81 do his old neigh :
)rs and friends IN this the home Of .
Is boyhood. Hudson Post
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16
ST. Mark 5 Church

Divine Services will he held ON sun
lay by the Rev. Mr. Poysecr General
cf the Diocese of Marquette
Holy Communion az i0.30
Evening Prayer and sermon at 30
A cordial invitation extended 10 all
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16

Mrs Jcs. Leonard wss visitor AZ
during the week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16

Il. b. Webb received his first shin.
ment OF Ford cars last Tuesday. His
garage il rapidly nearing completion.
l.. A, Henry and Herman HOLMES
Transacted bnsiness at iron River last
tnesiay.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-16

Joe Pike spent last Sunday with his
family In this city e