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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12

wonderful Esrsh~erm..

Az Darwin long ago showed, the
earthworm Il the farmers friend. It's
burrows drain and aefate the soil,
while the earth which has passed
through It's body u onely divided and
II constantly being brought 10 the sur
face from lower levels. IFS body Is
adapted 20 the bnrrowIng habit. Tile
pointed hcnd end Is devoid ~ feel
ers aud eyes. and the foot stumps are
only represented by rows OF bristlcs.
which can be felt II the finger be nnss.
cd along the body from hack 60 trout
There are nb jaws. but the riuscu'af
part Of thc digestive tube aeia nn q
Kind of pnmp Cor taking III fool This
Includes plants md animals, u has i
small plzznrd. which contains many
stones. and these are nscd Insie.d %
teeth Is grind the food Chicago Her
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12

tended by the issuing OF new bonds OF
the city for the aggregate sum of Five
Thousand (s5oOo.o0) dollars of prin-
ciple.
BE ii further resolved that said
bonds shall bear date the first day of
July, A. ID. 1915, shall be in the de-
nomination OF One Thousand dollars
each, shall be payable the first day OF
February. A. ID. 1916 and shall bear
interest at the rate OF five per centum
per annum payable on the first day OF
November, A. ID. 1915 and the first day
of February. A. ID. 1916. according to,
coupons to be attached thereto and
executed az hereinafter provided,
principle and interest payable out OF
the Contingent Fund at such place or
places as shall be designated as here
matter specified.
And be Il further resolved. that the
mayor and city attorney shall place
and sell said bonds according to law.
and when a purchaser or purchasers
shall have been selected for said bonds
the mayor and city clerk shall on be-
half OF the said city OF Crystal Falls
execute the same and the coupons to
be attached Thereto. as hereinafter
provided. In manner and form as re-
quired by law. and deliver the same
TO the purchaser or purchasers there
Of tAyes) Penglase Shells. Axelson.
Nelson. Meisler and Kiesges
Resolution adopted.
The following resolution was offer
ed by Arelson who moved its adoption
seconded by Penglase
Resolved that the Iron County
National Bank Of Crystal Falls. Mich
igan. be and the same hereby is made
the depository for the funds OF the
City OF Crystal Falls:
BE II further resolved that said
bank be required 10 furnish good
and sufficient surety Bond 10 said City
In the sum OF Fifteen Thousand Dol
lars. Resolution adopted
Moved by Penglase and seconded by
ASelson that the City Clerk be In
structed TO issue an order OF (s20000)
Two Hundred Dollars in favor OF
Robert Munns Director OF Poor.
Carried
Moved by Penglase and sec by
Shells that the report Of the Special
committee appointed to investigate
the damage claim OF Hugo Koepeke
be accepted and the committee dis
charged. Carried
Moved by Shells and seconded by
Klesees that the bills be allowed q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Crystal Falls, Mich, June Z. 1915.

Crystal Falls, Mich, June Z, 1915.
A regular session Of the Common
Council OF the City of Crystal Falls,
Mich. was called to order on the above
date at s o'clock p. M by the Mayor
the Hon Robt Munns.
Members present: Thos. Penglase,
M. ]. Shells. Axel ASelson, Knud
Nelson, Louis Meisler and John Kles-
ges.
Minutes OF previous session read
and same approved.
Moved by Klesges and seconded by
Axelson that the monthly report of
the City Treasurer as read be accept
ed and same placed on file.
Carried
Moved by Penglase and seconded
BY Shells that the monthly report of
the Director OF the Poor as read be
accepted and same placed on file.
Carried
The following resolution was offer-
ed by Shells who moved it's adoption
Seconded by Klesges.
whereas three Street Paving
Bonds. numbered One Two and Three
respectively. hereto for issued by the
city OF Crystal Falls. in the county OF
Iron and State OF Michigan, will ma
ture on the first day OF August. A, D.
1915,
And Whereas the semi-annuai In
terest on the following bonds will ma
ture sfolIows. viz; Thirteen Street
Paving Bonds Interest, three hundred
and twgnty i've dollars. Due August
i. 1915: Twelve Public Works
Bond" Interest. three hundred dol
lars. due August J., 1915; Fifteen
-Refunding Public Works Bonds'
Interest. three hundred and seventy
i've dollars, due August 4. 1915 and
Forty "City Hall Bonds" Interest
NJ thousand dollars. due July !. 1915
And Whereas the city OF Crystal
Falls Is. by Statutes OF the State Of
Michigan. liable for the payment Of
said xhds aud interest
And Whereas. by reason OF the pre-.
sent financfat condition OF the city Il
viii be impossible to pay said bonds
and interest when the same become
due and payable;
Therefor be Il resolved that the
Council or the city Of Crystal Fall,
deems Il necessary 10 extend The tim,
Of payment 81 said bonds and interest
respectively a. hereinafter specified
and that said Time 81 payment be ex
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12

committee be authorized TO deterr-
mine the amount OF coal necessary to
run the schools for the ensuing yea.
and TO get bids on the different kinds
OF coal. Motion carried
Moved by w ]. Richards. seconded
by Sam Bridges. that the Township
Committee be empowered to deter
mine the most practicable way OF con-
meeting the Tobin School TO the City
water mains and to arrange 10 have
the work done. Motion carried
Moved by w. j. Richards, seconded
by VIM. Poyseor that NJ II. Moriarty
be retained as school attorney for the
ensuing school year. at a>-salary OF
$4,000 per annum Motion carried
Upon motion the Board adjourned.
W. j. Richards,
Secretary
Crystal Falls, Mich. May 10, 1915.
Special meeting of the Board held
at the office OF the Secretary on the
above date.
Present: w. j. Richards. j. f. Cor.
coran. Sam Bridges
The resignation of Phillip Coombe,
he having Unexpectedly received a
Scholarship OF the u. Of NJ, was read
and II was moved by W. j. Richards,
seconded by Sam Bridges, that the
same be accepted Motion carried
Moved by Sam Bridges. seconded by
w. J. Richards. that the President
and Secretary be authorized to bor-
row Fifteen Thousand Dollars from
the Iron County National Bank and
issue an order for the same payable
July Is, 1915. Motion carried
Moved by w. J. Richards. seconded
by Sam Bridges, that the President be
authorized to engage an expert ac-
countant to check the books of the
Secretary and Treasurer from the
last time they were checked
Motion carried
Upon motion the Board adjourned.
w. J. Richards,
Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12

audited by the auditing committee
and the City Clerk be instructed to
issue orders for same. (Ayes) Pen
glase, Shells. Axelson. Nelson. Meis-
Ter and Klesges. Carried
Pay-Roll Month OF May
Dr. A. A. Metcalf sal H. officer 4167
Adolph Miller sal. City Treas 41.67
w. ]. Gribble SAL City Clerk. 1000
VIM. Broad SAL Chief police. =. 1000
Ely Massey sal ~ Watch. m $500
Chas. Dove sal ~ Watch. $3.50. $500
Joe Leonard sal Janitor . $500
Peter Bryson sal. fireman. ..., $500
VIM Cummings sal fireman $500
Elmer Carlson sal fireman. ..750
Alex Leonard sal. fireman ITO
Joe Twa sal p Master ........ $500
Tony Kraus ser. fire. Lassinius. 200
w r. Urban ser. fire, Lassinius 200
Art varney ser. fie. Lassinius. 200
DR. G. Northstrom ser. fire
Lassinius ....,.............. 200
George Aberle ser fire Lassinius 200
Alex Leonard ser. fire. Lassinius. 200
Elmer Carlson SER fire. Lassinius 200
Andrew Johnson ser FIRE. Opera
House .,........,.......
Robt NUNS 4 days ser Board
Review ....,............... 500
II. c. Fraser da. Board Review 500
o. NJ Brown da. Board Review 500
j. s. Jacka da Board Review 500
J. r. udd da. Board Review 500
John Dawson da. Board Review 500
w. J. Gribble da. Board Review 500
Joe Bittner 8 hrs lab loading fire
truck .....,...........+... 150
George AberIe s hrs. lab. loading
hre truck. ..-...r.. .....E..i.50
o. NJ. Brown putting up Booths
April Election .............I.00
Oliver Picord da. lab. G. Hall. $50
II. G. Fraser sal. City attorney 5000
Disbursements General Fund
J. y. Corcoran ms Agency Ltd.
insurance City Officers Bond $3.50
f. 4 A. Lumber Co. coal c. Hall 42.9i
American Elect. ical Supply Co.
] step ladder JanItor ........2.25
The }. y. W Dorman Co. dog
Checks ........................4.30
~ Ruwitch & Co mdse. cleo day. 30
John Casino repairing wall
Koepeke Building - 3s 90
CITY Of G. Falls light & water
supplies May ....s2 500 25
Mich Tel co. ser. June. .8fe
Nose Johndrow a Son drayine
dogs dump ground ........e.f.s0
5. 4, sorinsop bIacksmlihIng =. so
n 4 A. Lumber 90 lumber 27z
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12

Ao."t 80 .s..' t-.s So ..s.t.. %o1.do
Motion carried
Moved by VIM. Poyseor. seconded
by Sam Bridges. that there be raised
for all school purposes for the ensu.
Ing school year by tax upon all Of tho
taxable property OF the school Dis
trict Of Crystal Falls, the sum OF One
hundred thousand dollars tsiO0. 600.
00l. which sum Is necessary to pay
the Indebtedness and 10 defray the ex-
penses Of said school District for the
ensuing school year, as determined
BY the Board OF Education or said
School District Ayes corcoran,
Bridges Richards. Poyseor Nays.
none Motion carried.
Moved by W ) Richards. seconded
~ VIM poyeeor. that the pnrchaslnl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12

nt 8 d. ~. for the discussion Of II
Relation of the International Court 10
the International Welfare" This sub
ject will be discussed by John Mitchell
OF the American Federation OF Labor,
Or. John Wesley Hill. Frederick r..
Lynch, secretary of the Church Peace
union; General Ballington Booth OF
the American Volunteers. and DIR.
Francis Il. Clark. president OF the
United Society OF Christian Endeavor.
The meetings will be held In the
Central armory and Chamber OF Com
merce auditorium.
Many Noted Speakers.
Among those who have accepted I'm.
vitations TO address the congress are
william Howard Taft, Judge Alton b.
Parker, Rev. John Wesley Hin. John
Hays Hammond, Governor Frank h.
Willis, Charles Il. Warren OF Detroit.
Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman OF I'LL
nois, Senator Warren G.. Harding Of
Ohio. Bishop Luther II. Wilson, Pro-
fessor Jeremiah w. jerks, Bainbridge
Colby, Rabbi Joseph siIverman, Or.
Frederick Lynch, Hon. Theodore Har-
burg. Henry Clews, DR. Albert shaw.
John Mitchell. Professor Samuel II.
Dutton, Hon. James Brown Scott,
Thomas Raeburn White and Emerson
McMillin.
Tells Ct its objects.
In announcing the congress the gen
eral committee makes the following
statement as 10 its objects:
The project OF tr1ie international court
OF justice has been sufficiently examined.
IL was adopted In principle by tho forty
four states composing the second Hague
conference d9oO, was Endorsed by the In
stitute OF international Law 0HD, and
since 1907 has received the hearty support
Of all the leading powers, Including Great
Britain and Germany. II has been ex-
haustlveiy studied AZ four annual con
ferences OF tho American Society For Ju-
diclai Settlement OF international Disputes
and by foreign governments and publ
cIstE. Tho suggestion has also met With
the approval OF state legislatures In the
United States. OF leading chambers OF
commerce and OF representative religious
bodies. Indeed. II Ii approved by thought-
ful men everywhere.
Practical men dislike TO 40 on talking
about projects when their deslrabillty and
practicabillty have been demonstrated
They insist upon seeing them realized
The project OF the court 10 a mature prof.
ect. The time has come 20 take positive
action looking toward its prompt estab-
lisbment At the right moment That II
viii be powerful additional factor for
the future peace OF the world IL not doubt
ed. That 81 Will build up international
law. NO eHseatisi 10 peaceful relations
among men. ~ equally accepted.
Present Methods Weak.
The prssent unspeakabls conflict abroad
has brought with n a Vivid conception OF
how unlntellgept our present methods
are. OF how pltlfuIly We lack IN the inter-
national neId the simplest machinery for
the avoidance Of c0snlct such AZ n pro-
,ldsd w the internal organization OF the
state
With q view 20 roesIng the American
pabilc TO n consciousness OF the posi-
biiities that he I'm the creation OF true
court Of isstics for the nations and de-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12
BOARD OF EDUCATION

Crystal Falls, Mich, June !. 1915
Regular meeting of the Board OF
Education held at the Office of the
Secretary on the above date.
Present: ]. f. Corcoran. w. J. Rich
ards, Sam Bridges, VIM. Poyseor
Minutes OF last regular and inter-
vening special meetings read and APP
proved
Moved by VIM. Poyseor. seconded
by w J. Richards, that the following
bills be paid
G. ID. Dryer general expenses $500
Thouin Livery Co. livery 2 mo-. IS 90
Alvin Richards water TO Tobin. 500
The Palmer Co. magazine. ...... 800
Ernset Walback gen. exp. .125
Mrs. j. Gursky washing mo. .409
Joe Brooks rep. for Park. .......245
The Wills Hdw Co. sundrIes 1900
The Wills Hdw. Co. repairs
+. Lake. ............ .........7 1872
Orr & Lockett Hdw. Co. Man. Tr.
supplies ...................11.O2
r. a. A. Lumber co. supplies. III Sc
d. NJ. Ross & Co dom. Sc. sup. 1901
II. Ruwitch & Co. dom. Sc. sup. 10
u. Miller dom. SC. sup. .4.2s
Singer Sewing Machine Co. dom.
Science supplies ......,....I.75
Sam Bridges general sdp. ....... $40
G. Falls Hdwe. Co. gen. sup. ......s.o5
Tony Kraus kerosene ...~ so
G. Falls Coop. Soc. gen. sup. !. lis
Sam Bridges, Treas. express. ISL
American Er. Co. express .... s.s3
City of G. Falls. power. LIZ w 1926
Mich. State Tel Co. toll. 49,. 1923
Houehton Mifiln Co library. 81
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12

audited by the auditing committee
and the City Clerk be instructed to
issue orders for same. Ayes Pen
glase, Shells. Axelson. Nelson. Meis-
Ter and Klesges. Carried
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-12

BERLIN Although Il Is ad
mlttsd at military hcadquarters that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
COUNTY { u GEN IS
NAMED FOR CT J7B!S

ing. etc. are introduced.
Just before the Yegetab 1es begin
|rfpening. all attention. Is given to
marketing, canning and preserving.
and demonstra lions are held to teach
club members methods OF canning
Surplus ables and fruits they
have produced. These demonstrations
are held in various parts Of the coun-
ty, and frequently these meetings
have turned out 70 be canning pic
MICS. AS the men and women OF the
community are invited to come in and
help with the work. The club mem
bers can the tomat toes under supervis-
lon until they become skillful. then
they return home and can, not only
the surplus tomato, but all available
fruits and vegetab les on the farm.
After the work has been completed
a prize contest is held. These con
tests are often part of the county
fair. but sometimes are held ait the
court house and last for two or three
days. Some valuable prizes will be
offered for various phases Of the
work, which will be announced later.
The following districts have already
been organized in Harrison county:
Coal. Clay. Eagle, Sardis. and Ten
mile, q few others will be organized
at an early date.
MINNIE MARTIN,
Harrison County Agent Girls Clubs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
Comprised Of Girls il This
County and a Great Work
IS ked For Y.

A a. county agent, app pointed by the e1-
tension departments Of the College Of
West Virginia University
representing the College Of Agricul-
lture and the United States Depart
Iment sof Agricul.ur has been placed
lin charge Of girls clubs IN Harrison
county. 5
The object OF the girls canning
lclubs is to give to girls between the
| age OF ten and eighteen an opportuni-
ty OF earning money at home, there
by assisting them in helping them
selves and others; to assist IN filling
home pantries, thereby getting a
greater variety for the family diet.
and reducing the cost of living; to In
crease interest in the study Of home
problems and gain the interest and
assistance Of adult women, mothers
Eof club girls and their friends. who
viii work and study for the one great
aim, the Improvement Of home CON
Editions. 8
The work is under the joint super
vision OF the county superintendent OF
school and the state supervising
agent Of clubs.
The county agent visits as many
lschoo1s and homes as possible and
lexplains the work and enrolls the
members. The work is conducted
Through the schools as the place OF
Organization and instruction, but the
main part of the work is carried
Through the. school to the home, with
| the home. garden and kitchen as the
Laboratory.
All Of the clubs have been organ
lied at the schools, preferably with
mothers and fathers present. but in
| the majority of cases the county agent
follows the club members home and
discusses the work with her parents.
Instructions and seeds are then pro-
vided, and the girl begins her work,
with frequent visits from the county
agent. During the season club meet
I ings are called once a month, and at
these meetings progress OF work is
reported, instructions studied, and in
many cases lessons on cooking. sew