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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-22

TO THE 0CALA CITY COUNCIL
THE AMERICAN COMPANY
F.. LAFREsTz, C. P. "A. IN V President
Atlanta, Ga. February 1s
City Council of the City of oa oeala
Gentlemen City
oca period De
including Exhibits and Schedules
follows:
EXHIBITS:
"A.-consolidated balance sheet,
September 1912 December
1913 to December
from September
1912 to 81, 1913.
Light for the period
September /. 1912, December 81, 1913.
Department December 81 1913
the hands of the City Marshal Deeem-
81, 1913
"Gproof of consumers ledger-oast quarter,water
partment, December
H taken copies
s. sstrunk. City accounted for
SCHEDULES
lenssdew per lien DOOR, Deoe-
No "Details lien book
No lands buildings permanent
No. "details Of
70 . 1 nsls' que IRON
No. of difference
No. s--Dnerenoe Collector Dec
ember 81 1913
No. sB-proof Of December 81 1919
No -Proofo of DECEMBER
No. o debt December 81, 1913
No s-Detais payab December 81, 1919
Nc. of payable, December 81 1913
Cash receipts and disbursements
and E disclose the operation OF the electric sn
plant period reviewed
You make no provision on your
extensions and Improvements
In of operations aside 20 cent OF
deduing the amount actually spent Tor these
During the period to
in fact the net profit s5os5se showing trans
s2s4o4 than was earned during the
period in electric light department
The council effect December 1915
making formerly and in our opinion
your successfully these rates. for If proper
amount and improvements at the
new rates, your will be conducted at loss
self explanatory we viii make no une
the
schedules a" and 2-we
herewith submitted agrees with the amount
schedule aWe assume no responsibility
owned by the CITY, and the values OF
the furnished by the council uo., n.n.rt-
carefully checked and the schedule herewith
schedule Co. sstrunk. City Attorney-Al
city attorney for
once charging him him by your
allowing him credit for cash ash paid in by nm we
Attorney kept absolutely no record o. 'nes t u.s.
which have been paid and the money not
onheea ' zoe. ex mnob1e for us to accurately
M a Suggest that these Record OF
Tax Certificates and demand made upon the
ascertain late City ATTORNEY
his has been handled in very careless anu
bose manner should not be allowed to exist
schedules So s-c"This account shows diff
turned over to the treasurer the uas s 80 - - c4v
oud before being turned over 70 your m
ssa 80 Details of Bonded 1e1sTh
was checked and herein set forth
schedule Details of Bills PayaDle-Wee found to De agree
emit with he called for by your books ,. 1
Accounts Payabie self a
81. no M n all the books and records necessary
the water complete record OF ITS trans
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-22


Street Paving
Sundres w..
" ". I, p 49,, . on
" a'er"oiAs n $500. ,..oa,,.n ao.s . 7ssa
Sale OF Waterworks BONDS
Pound Sales 4SSo
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TOTAL .Sifo,-'os
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(" &C. c." 49, ep E, or ~
Labor 1,695S4
Attorneys
sa,sries- o o,s n . =. : s. 1850
u..aess -. 80 cos.poice nenartment 1850
1923
1-' -. 49, ,.-.-e-. s12e1
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= .S s $500 santarv 1,.n.rtn.nt 4a51.75
LABOR ana , I1pen n. Aep 7aass
: -oan''".s 80 - = -. = - On
= "l ~ ~. ps,,a NJ IT, . = sas24s
Market >, sssSs
Cemetery TO-
s o,s rt nsn.r+ment : -. :. - 1880
supplaes 20220
462.OO~
Fiydrant Rental
Equpment-F1re department.
power Plant wages-Elecc Light Department
Power-Electrc Light DEPARTMENT osasas
ExpenseElecc Light Department lSss
Mscl EuipmentElectc Light
Electric Observation-Disclosures 7.os
anoe Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Overhead s4a17
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
SECOND RIFLE MATCH ON
TAMARACK RANGE SUNDAY
VICTORY WILL GIVE LOCAL CON-
PANY POSSESSION OF
MOORE TROPHY.

Much interest is being manifested by
the members Of the Calumet Engi-
neers in the special rifle match ar
ranged for next sunday with the
Houghton Light Infantry for posses
sion of the trophy cup hung up for
such competition Although Houghton
nominally is defending the cup, the
fact that the Engineers won the first
match by a narrow margin and Will
gain permanent possession of the tro-
ply by winilg the second match. real
" revcrses the situation. Members
of the Engineers who participated in
the school Of instruction in rifle prac-
tice the first Of last week and who are
in the running for positions on the
team which is 20 represent the COM
pany in the special match, are work
ing hard on the rifle range this week
20 prepare for the contest.
Although the Engineers naturally
hope for victory, the history of previ-
Gus matches between these companies |
'ather establishes the fact that |
he Engineers have been more |
successful against Housnton on the
range than on their own
angc and it is possible this hoodoo
viii pup up again Sunday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
BAND CONCERT
monday NIGHT
Musicians Are Planning Trip to
0ntonagon Labor Day

Director Clarence II. Cook Of IN
C. & II. band today announced tina
one Of the bands popular open air con.
certs will be held next Monday even.
ing from the lawn surrounding the
mine office. \ special program will
be prepared for this occasion iuclud-
ing several numbers which have been
especially requested. Wednesday
evening this week. the band will give
"a concert al Osceola and Friday even
ing a concert is scheduled for Lake
Linden. sunday evening the band en-
tertained at Ahmeek and last evening,
a concert was rendered at Centennial.
both being among the most successful
of the season.
That the copper country has a Reen
Of good music and thor
1ughly enjoys the open-air concerts by
the band is indicated by the constant
~ increasing popularity of the open
air concerts. Crowds attending the
more recent concerts have been almost
louble those present at the concerts |
he frst Of the season, and perfect or
Ter is maintained The band now ex-
'erienced difficulty in meeting the de-
nand for its services in concert work.
Concerts have been rendered this
eason at the G. & Fl. and all subsi-
larry mines except the White Pine and
hat location is not 10 be sighted for
separations are being made for a big
OF the band 10 that location
bout Labor Day. The trip will be
JADE i'm company with Calumet base
all teams which will meet Ontonagon I
ANS. Ontonagon county is prepar-
& 10 make the visit general holiday. !
mewhat in the nature of an annual i
ir Z
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
POND WATER CHANGES ARE
ABOUT HALF COMPLETED
SYSTEM IN VILLAGE OF RED
JACKET BEING THoRoUGH.
LY MODERNIZED.

Joseph Carne. superintendent of tn,
water department Of the village of Rec
Jacket, and the men under his direc.
ton are making excellent headwaS
with the modernization of the pond
water system, work that was under
taken at the beginning of the summer
season. and which is being pushed Wig
orously by the water department in
spare time. So far eight big shutoff
valves have been installed throughout
the village, about half of the number to
be installed before the work is COM
pleted. These new valves have been
installed on main lines, where the wa
ter Is used largely for fire and street
purposes, and from now on the changes
VIII be confined to lines which serve
private consumers principally.
In addition to the replacing of worn
out ana weak pipe with new water
main, the principal advantage of the
improvements is the fact that repairs
can now be made in the case Of a leak.
without shutting off the entire system.
only a small area need be affected by
this work. The additional shut off
valves are also useful i'm locating
cakes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Anthony Bursunder Succumbs at His
Home on Hecla Street.

After a lengthy illness, Anthony Bur-
gunder aged 50 years, of 1857 Hecla
street. Hecla, passed away at his home
late yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Bur-
| gunder was well known in Calumet.
He was born in this city and worked
for the c. Il II. Mining company for
| an extended period. Besides his wild
ow, three children survive. The dece-
dent was a member of st. Anthony's
Court, Catholic order of Foresters and
Of Court North Star, Foresters of
America.
The funeral services will he held or
Thursday morning from the Sacred
Heart church with interment in Lake
View. Members of Court North Star.
Forestcrs of America, will attend.
The funeral Of the late Mamie Anne
liza, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Lampsa Of 4014 Portland street, who
died Saturday evening after an ILL
ness Of about two months, was held
this afternoon with services from the
Finnish National church, Rev. Lila.
roos, officiating
The funeral Of the late Mrs William
II. Griggs of North Tamarack will BE
held tomorrow afternoon from the
residence, Rev. w. II. Collycott Off |
ciating, with interment in Lake View. |
The funeral Of the late Mrs Gather |
Inc Guy of Tamarack will he held to-
morrow morning at 800 o'clock with |
services from st. Anthonys Polish |
church.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
RELATIVE OF VAN BUREN,
DIES FROM STARVATION
Descendant Of Former President
Found Dead in New York Home.

/ New York, July 2l.-Until they
found her dead, tenants in the apart
ment house at AZ East Forty -seventh
street did not know that "A little old
woman, who always dressed In black,
| who minded her own affairs, sought no
Iacquaintances, and apparently had no
friends, who lived i'm the house for
years, was Miss Mary Fowler Van Bur
en-, direct descendant of President
Martin Van Buren,, a woman OF great
culture. and once known To almost ev-
cry senator. congressman and politi-
clan i'm Washington.
According To Coroner Feinberg, Miss
Van Buren, died of natural causes,
mainly due to starvation This is de-
MED by Edward Irving. superintendent
Of the building. who discovered the
body. He said the old woman manag-
ed 10 provide herself with food and
clothing by the sale OF bonds.
Miss Van Buren,, so Mr.. Irving's
story goes. formerly was wealthy. Two
years ago she lost through speculation
more than 100000, and she told Mr.. |
Irving, who seemed to be her only |
and friend, that her attorney |
then was a former United States sena-
or, she had known many years ago i'm
Miss Van Buren, was clerk i'm the
house of representatives for more than
wenty years and made a special study
# corporation law. Sh~@was not the
irst relative OF President Van Buren,
O die unknown and i'm poverty. In
Day, 1908, Martin Van Buren, a nep-
ew, died in an Albany lodging house.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
NEW PLAN FOR
NAVAL RESERVE
Lake Linden and Calumet VIII
Work together on Project

Young men of Lake Linden. Hubbel
and other stamp mill towns have be-
come interested in the project To form
"A division OF the state naval reserves
In Calumet, and last evening commu-
nicated with Calumet young men who
have taken the initiative, asking to at
filiate with the organization, so that
the division might really represent
Calumet and Torch Lake. The sugges-
ton was received with pleasure here,
and plans have been changed accord
ingly. Ii is probable the petitions
which have been circulated in Cari-
met Will be forwarded To the stamp
mill towns at once and will not DE
submitted 10 the state military board
and Adjutant General Roy Wander
cook until the names OF prospective
members from the Torch Lake
district are secured. altogether the
petition probably will include from so
to 100 names.
The new proposal is well thdisht
Df in Calumet, for it will give the div
sion water frontage from which
on the Yantic may be
started. Lake Linden is hardly large
enough to support division by itsels.
lut IL is so close 10 Calumet that
members from that town may come
lere for customary land drills and the
calumet members may go to Lake Lin
len for boat drills and Yantic man
uvers. The respective journeys could
re quickly made and would entail no
ardship on members from either
own.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
AFTER COW NUISANCE.
Owners Of Rowing Bovines Are Rrrest-
ed and PAY Fines.

The village of Laurium is making n
determined effort to put an end to the
COW nuisance. Early this morning
about eight cows were impounded by
the village watchmen when found
roaming on the streets and when the
owners came To claim their cows, COM
plants were served on them for per-
hitting n nuisance and they were ar
raigned before Justice Armit.
Paul Parks was the first to be ar
raiSned and the court levied "a fine of
So adm costs, which had not been paid
up To early this afternoon. John Il. Pc
terson paid a fine of SO and costs
which was levied by the court.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
LOCAL BREViTIES.
= = = = :. :. !. :. :. " :. :. :. :. :. :.

. William Gribble of Globe, Ariz., i.
visiting with his brother Chris Crib
Bile, of Calumet.
w. w. Walker vice president an,
general manager of the South Shore
Is visitor in Calumet today.
Andrew Haapalehto of Osceola left
today for Baraga county, where be
VIII locate on a farm.
William Veale of Osceola and II. w
Sibilski of Laurum have received
their new 1915 models, seven passen-
ger, six-cylinder Hudson ears.
Mrs. Dan Iverson and Mrs. NJ. Bry-
ant will leave this evening for Duluth,
where they will visit.
Edward Murphy has received his new
Studebaker car.
Tony Luca of the Tamarack store
force, has arrived home from an east
ern trip.
Heine Wendell. representative of the
Bunte Candy CO.. is i'm Calumet on
business.
VIII Craig of the C. & III. drafting
office is spending short vacation at
White City.
Perso Messner and Rudolph Lam
bert have arrived home from a camp
ing trip to Copper Harbor.
Nathan Hoffenberg arrived home
yesterday from business trip to Du-
luth. having made the return trip on
the Juniata.
Lorimer Stannard has taken posi-
ton at the First National.
j. *. Brewer state inheritance tax
examiner, who has been spending
some time in the copper country on
official business, visited with local
friends today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shea will re-
turn today from n visit to Mount Glenn
ems and Ann Arbor.
Mrs. William Wareham and daugh-
ter, Miss Clara Mrs. Deloser of AL
toona. Pa. and Mrs. John Perry OF
Detroit, are visiting Tamarack
friends
r. J. Thomas of Chicago is visiting
with his brother, James Thomas of the
firm of Harper and Thomas.
Dan Mcintyre of the Calumet State
bank is visiting in lower Ontario.
Frank A. Lyon Of Detroit Is a BUSH
ness visitor here.
II. l.. Larson has gone to Mil
waukee and Chicago. where he will
spend short vacation.
Word has been received from De-
troit of the illness i'm that city with
scarlet fever of the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r.. Hooper of Calumet.
Thomas Trudell of Wolverine has
gone to Montreal.
Mrs. Norman MacAulev and family
of Rockland street will leave shortly
for ontario points to visit
The reunion comittee of the Calu-
met high school alumni will meet in
the council chambers tonight TO
plan for the outing To he held in the
Electric park the latter part OF Aug
Gst.
Miss Lillian Chynoweth, who has
spent the last two weeks with friends
In Negaunee and camping at Pressure
Isle has arrived home.
H. Z. Oborn OF Neenah. wis, Is n |
business visitor in Calumet.
w. o. McCoombe OF Erie. Pa. is in |
Calumet on business.
state Manager NJ. r. Mckee of De-
trolt OF Detroit is in Calumet In the in
terests OF the brotherhood OF Ameri-
can Yeomen and with other field off,
eers VIII attend meeting to be held
In Mohawk this evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
CALUMET MAN LOSES FAT
ROLL" IN VIRGINIA, MINI.
JOHN HAMUNEN CLAIMS HE WAS
HELD UP AND $3.50 WAS
WAS STOLEN.

That he was robbed almost within
the shadow Of the headquarters polio,
station of $3.50 late Saturday night
by two negroes and two negro wom-
en-, is the story John Hamunen Of CAL
umet, who recently went 10 virginia.
Mimi, TO engage in the saloon bust
ness, told TO the police Of that city,
according TO the Duluth Herald.
Under arrest, charged with holding
him up, are Tom Taylor a negro Ia
borer, Cave Jackson, porter in a
Chestnut street barber shop. Lulu
Jackson and Zof Edge, negro women,
Bwho recently came from Minneapolis.
Hammers bankroll has not been dis
covered
Saturday night II is alleged, Ham
eunen succumbed 10 the wiles Of the
dusky danes from the Mill city and
while strolling near the Lenont hospi-
tai he alleged he was seized by the
two men from behind as the women
embraced and effectually gagged him
while one OF the party went through
his pockets and took the money There !
were bills Of s. and $50 and OF small |
.er denominations
The women had been rooming AT 200 |
Poplar street and il was discovered |
that late Saturday night they had
hastily packed their belongings and
vacated their rooms. one Of them was
arrested at Eyeleth and the other II
Gilbert yesterday morning. while Tay-
Tor and Jackson We're picked up in this
city The four allcge their innocence
and have retained attorneys 10 nglt
the case for them. Their hearings are
set in municipal court at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
COOPERATE WITH EMPLOYERS

Chicago, July 21.-The need of CO.
operation of employees with their en-
ployers was emphasized today in the
testimony of Charles Piez, before the
federal commission on industrial rela-
tons. Piez, whose company employees
eight hundred. was for two years, pres
ident of the Illinois Manufacturers as
sociation.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
!. I. 1. :. :, I. I. p. +. I, /. !. = :. ,
; lAuRlUM STORES WILL
; BE CLOSED DURING THE
AUTO RACES TOMORROW

= The announcement was made
= late this afternoon that the
= stores Of Laurium will be clos
- ed tomorrow afternoon during
= the time set Tor the automobile
races at the Iaurlum driving
:: park. The suggestion that this
:: step be taken was made yester-
= day and a canvass OF the vari-
= Gus business places this after
= noon revealed the fact that a
= great majority We're perfectly
:: willing 10 close. II was de-
!: cided 10 make the closing gem
: eral between the hours Of and
) o'clock so that all employees
: may attend the races. Interest
: taken in the big races makes
: il practically certain the occa- .
: sion will be semi-holiday for =.
Laurium and Calumet. :
>. =. =. =. =. .. =. .. .. .. =. =. .. =
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
CHOIR TO LAKE LINDEN.

The fun choir Of the Sacred Hear,
church ~ Calumet will journey 20 Lake
Linden sunday morning, To- sing at tho
~. Joseph's church Of that city, "a spc-
cial service having been arranged for
to mark the end Of The retreat of tho
Sisters OF ST. Aunes Academy OF that
city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r. James, 81 Pine street was the scene
of pleasant gathering Saturday even
ing when friends from all parts Of the
district helped them to celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of the marriage.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
FlREMEN TO IsHPEMING.
Delegates viii Be Named at Next Reg
ular Meeting of Department.

At the next regular meeting Of the
Red Jacket fire department on Thurs
dag, August 6, delegates will be named
20 represent the department in the an
nual business meeting Of the upper
peninsula association in connection
with the tournament AT Ishpcming on
AUGUST y, % and IA. Final arrange
monts for the trip OF the local depart
ment TO the Hematite City will be
made at this meeting. All Of the mem
bcrs ~ the department as well as
number of other Calumet residents will
attend this big reunion, special rail-
road accommodations being secured
for the trip
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
MARRIED AT SUPERIOR.

Calumet friends have been advised
Of the marriage in Superior, Wis, on
July lG of Miss Florence Markham OF
Marquette, to Wilbur l.. easier, son Of
Rev. and Mrs. David easier, former
~ OF Calumet. The groom's father Of
fciated.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
NOTICE COURT NORTH STAR.

The members of Court North Star
NO l. are requested 10 meet al their
hall this evening an 7.3o sharp 10 make
arrangements for the funeral of our
deceased brother, Anthony Burgunde.
by order of Chief Ranger
Advertisements. 81
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21

Jafet Marjamaa, formerly OF Calu-
met, a member of the bookkeeping
force of the Paivalehti Publishing com
pany of Duluth, is spending a few days
in the copper country on business hav-
ing arrived here yesterday on the Jun
iata. He will leave Friday evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21

Safety Razor blades sharpened at
Sta6ord's Paber Shop. 3Oj Fifth ST.,
Advertisements s. 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21

S. c. Chynoweth Insurance Agency.
Liability Observation-Disclosures If
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21

S. c. Chynoweth Insurance Agency.
Workmen's Compensation.-A
mout N
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21

s. c. Chynoweth insurance Agency
Fire Observation-Disclosures If
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-03

ana i, was not until later when he
had a,ae .unstairs to the shcyihs o.
Ace apl his attention was attractg !
by MACMILLAN noise that the rossibil
itv Of ,ncb II thing occurred 10 him
ana imrcusl him TO iuyctigat.
which r.suited in fna discovery that
he had an empty bird cage on 5is
hands
The pl3rm was uutckly raised ana
sheriff FRASER arrived on the scyuo
and Summoned IDENTITIES Grcaucy ana
Ra1nb Cniarrae and the DloodhounGs
voro nrt am fine trafC The dogs
made three trims covering tho same
route ondjna in the vicinity of the
''-''oA7 1"''''
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-03

(Concluded on Page SKI
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-03
ATTEMPT is FRUSTRATED
NOT A MOMENT TOO SOON
big Jim Kerr Secures A Saw and Gets
BuSy---DiScOvered by Sheriff When
Within Five Minutes
of Liberty


OF MHl Creek in this county, and
was bro1gnt to Jonesboro by sheria
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onn,,. 3,n
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"1''''iS''' some one blew
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