The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-03

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at Wells has received the sum Of SIS.
Accompanying the letter was the in
formation that several years ago the
! writer had stolen a number OF small
articles from the store. A revival
meeting brought about the desire OF
the former Escanaba resident 10 make
things right.
| GRAND RAPIDS - The official
i date OF the organization meeting OF
the Association OF Builders Elk
! changes OF Michigan has been set for
Thursday, May ], in Grand Rapids, by
Secretary w. G.. Martin, OF the local
exchange, and G. A. Bowen, OF De.
troit exchange. The new association
will start with about 500 members.
Shortly after the organization is ef
fected. legislative matters will be
taken vi.
ANN AR5oR - All OF the
| Twenty-Five saloonists OF this town
were commanded TO appear before the
licensing committee OF the council
, and told that the law against selling
to students was TO be enforced TO the
letter and that the law would work
automatically to revoke saloonists' IL
censes at the second offense.
HoLLAND-The Hol.and city coun.
Gil has refused to put roller skating
around Centennial park under the
ban. The aldermen took the stand
that rather than deny the boys and
girls this harmless amusement, they
would go TO the expense OF building
new walks when the old ones are
worn out.
LANSING - From the complete
statistics compiled by the official re-
turns from forty-six counties, filed
with the state department, Deputy
Secretary OF State Mills estimates the
majorities or the Republican state
ticket Will be $4,000 over the Demo.
Gratis and 10000 over the Progress
sives.
LANSING - Michigan State Fire
Marshal G. A. Palmer has issued
a proclamation designating May Is
as cleanup day and requests all VII.
lage and city officials to see that the
state law relative to the cleaning up
OF alleys, Easements and buildings
classed as hazardous risks, is en-.
forced
BAY clTY-operations have been
started for the much needed improve
ments on the Pulaski club house To-
Gated at Twenty-Sixth and Grant,
which will cost approximately $780,
000 The improvement on the club
house will consist OF an addition G.
feet by % feet. which will be two
stories In height.
SAGINAW - Railway Superintend-
ent J. L. Hays OF tht Saginaw d.
vision OF the Pere Marquette an
nounces that fifty.five miles OF new
steel ais will be laid this summer.
This will be one Of the most sxpen-
sive improvements the road has start
ed in several years in this district.
KALAMAZoo-Because he did not
follow the usual precautionary
system In trying 10 couple car,
Fred Mccarthy, a brakeman employ
ed by the q. r. & l. probably will lose
foot. Mccarthy tried 20 kick a
coupling pin into place. His foot
was caught and crushed.
MoRRIcE - Albert Colburn, who
was fifty-eight years old, was found
drowned in a we'll on the farm OF his i
brother, Robert colburn. in Conway.
Mr.. Colburn was resident OF this /
place, and had been sick for months /
and deranged for the last few days
He leaves a widow and son.
DETROIT - The Very Reverend
Lawrence Verwerk. the only Capuchin
brother who three times was provin.
oial Of ST Joseph province. was
found dead in his chair AZ the head
monastery in this city lie was sew.
enty-one years old.
GRAND RAPlps-James neclair,
man about fifty years old, who
recently camo here from Grant Mich.
attempted suicide by outline his
throat with e razor while IN drunk
en- frenzy. Tie has been nlaced In
detention hospital
IONA - Mrs Cash Williams. a
resident % ssnanac. dicf rf 'urns re.
ceiyed while size was cool re dinner.
she was cooking steak and crease in
.ie ran Caught fire and iamtod her
clnthirg. ntH Williams was twenty
ave years old.
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