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New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AV. $50. " $. 100 ssh st. 81
S42. { Mitchell n l. + ard w ; .mmer
eSs. etc. Caroline " Sommer. -js W eod g,
II ChamiS-s 81 81
AMSTERDAM AV. s2' s. so ? n lo0'h st, 2j =
| LEXINGTON AV.es = II 3.d 81. 25y7-. Henrietta
RsgR 70 kathryn Dsriher I'D ~ li9tI So. March
22 at,y + Marin. -55 Bwal. 81
9 " i.,l s.. hlir.l . sad s.. atty. sane 81
VT M0RRiS PARK ". .'-tS. cor lh g.
100 lltloo force eure M4th i.i, N3sne-r
sty. !. 7 \ Z. Co- ..SlE go
81 EcHolAs as Ay o., cor Ign st. - i11l2o ns
Iledg berger to =! = Ryan. sos $, Nicholas AZ,
March q mig ii1t o0y. aty. T G Go: 500
SAME PROPERTY; Rym " Mary J Ryan bis
VIE so5 :, Nicholas a', March % mig |i't,,
VI Birk 10 r G. tson la9 I.-h =, March
%. all liens atty G l. B1-ak. a> Par, Hut slU0
lITH ST. 509 I. % 1905 Az A -5Nlo3 5.
I1c'wo'd -tf, % as N.a Ra-h..e. y y ls-b %
ing '-''''''' ''''' N''''' " 4" ''' "si6jj
''in Ltic Tcn1ay ID, ~ ;. 70 70 Torr 8 SUNNI.
I s.,, "sIIe9 ~ H,Ita1 I'r" rbeIg 1'. s ''S '''0s
sisT ST. Is to@ 2,S.. '3 b. a. r, 2i''> . H,e ,,
g., o. Y rJ 81 N4''A ~ 4''''' cary e.! aalo
39TH ST 5-i and 552 " ns,. 100 mn az .os
Terrace. b.oak5n; March = arg. T Go.
-, 90 . ,, ,.so -.. . O., a. f,,. DD,y
%eTH ST. 25 W. 5s,9 5'h s' j. a., ,Alo'
g.. March = mtg SO 0oOI a., liens. .ty. + J
SANE PROPERTY: Kathryn Daimler 20 C. L B,ss
- W 4-th s.. March o. mtg So. .gJ0I . b aad
~. same. . ..,. 81
la.s ti1. sia,oo'.. s,j. b i.s,a.J "a c.ar 8,
l2lsT ST. tot T.. s.. l-3 J a3sar, a' 2Hi90 II
- ~. 49, 81. II ri... .I
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II c sturns iie 2 seth u. 0vnsr; Hoppin q
KOcn Zl4 9Th aE archllsct. cost b0.OVo
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH 49,
Manhattan.

20 Ay. is41. Manhattan ~ Go .r sslis Som
meB e Al faction " acguirs uteJ' alJ'
20 IV. 1919. ,sms sg Peter Dos.ssr BreTins Co.
Ing same sctipnj. same aiv. . -.
<o eF. Ye'' sans as' SANE q :" ''aI'' ''''N''
40 Az. 10 and 1O2. .aH,. al sans same siionIi
20 Ay IS and i37 sans sr NJr. Kerr e, 81
same actiOll same aiiJ
20 Av. iss same a. & s'esnan * a. nsins ae-
10 Az issl. same at Pelsf Do.ssr BrWus CO
40 AV. 1905: sams a.. Pope, Tris, Co. Trustee.
ei Al tsaine actlolj satia -ly
20 Az. 1865. same az sans same sciionl sams
ID Az Its2 sans az II Eohef /" a! "afns a'-
~ Az. i5Iz sane ~ Peer Dosisef Bfesas 90 ct
20 Az. ll55. ,af,e AZ Ludsis ct q osGDe sc-
20 hV, 1915 same a. rstsr Dos.ssf Br,~ns cOS
a. same agtlDaJ. SAM stD
% Az 1854. zane 81 : Lsdefef Il a SANE sc-
40 Av 1880. same .u CiU. K Ebecn.r s' I.
~ ~ 49,. sans az ! b Kahn II SAINT .e-
20 Az. 90. SANE .c MaD Q Da-mssAdi ct a
20 IV i,Sl. sane az, Jeanis spesht Il a. ,ssms
% Az Iy,s. SANE sss Lin, Losr,eher e, a. t.Ams
40 AV iOsi. sans 49, PeJsf Dor 81 BreVms Co.
Lac. et a. lsane sciiOni. ssm- 4.y
10 Az. 1923 a.d il-5. same a. same nsins &C
v
10 sV ~ i-, s1ns AZ " wormsnn ct al SANE .e-
20 Av. ~ slme Az I Workman e, a. ls.ns &C
tom. sans af'y.
% Az D. block ooiaee' s-d and ga So sams
ggt O Ehre same atl1 SANE - ,,..., ~,
20 AV 1856. same AZ; Peter Dor.sef Bfe"ns Co.
lac same scioals SANE atty d. s.-.,.. =, =,
40 Ay. l.l9 % l-- same aH sprung q d
40 Az. us. s4ns al Z EhreI ct a. ('siae .e-
20 ay 'iia i75. same a., SANE uame sc,lonI SANE
On Az -, bock iron, between sist and s2d sn:
sam AZ q Ehret lsame 4ctonl. came Atty
20 AV. I,j5 same az Ju.. Oy9onhe.mef q al
20 Az. i-i5 same az F X Gi1 It a Osns se-
20 AV iI5i0. same az N Weiss e 81 same ,e-
20 Az. i-5J. slne ~, BdEuA wagner e. n same
20 Az. lss. same az, q Ehr,, same setiOn):
20 Az. rs. same AZ, Elizabeth Cotton "sms
90 Az. I0-7 same sst W NJ Donovan ct 4. uGas
20 Az. iOis sane az Fannie Manner ct Al sane
40 Az. ss5 same a. Kroehls a Al tssD. &c
20 Az, 1855. same ssl LAnhin Really cOD sans
acllul sane aty - ,, . -, ,- -.
40 Az lf3s same AZ Wilko q A. sAIns ~
40 Az I7l6. sane ,n yNh q Al usro. go
10 AV. 1910 ssne .r Ksu BstS al ssns
sc..nl same sty -, ,-
~ AF' 2 2.to same Az Ne''
20 Az Los. same AZ coasn s al same ''-
20 Az. i,G al 1855 same al UlmAr q Al
t'..m9e s,LoA' same aIy p..-s =, - ,..,,. A..
~ Az f ,.--e az DANA q =
I, saAe any. . ,,... -. 81 ,..,,.
~ Az -f''. s'..r as' "'1''' ''.''0 y -
20 Az A.5 sane a.t N Borkos.z ct al usms
20 Az ii.s. same at M Friedman e, Al same
20 Az. l4.o same AZ Louise B5nyngs ct Al
On Az Nm ..I Il N F0Srucerz z
~ - -. , On ss,r. ar,
an H. ,,. s.,. a. .r. -.fra 4 Grimm, Il Al
-. =, a.-''.- .~. .fty
3n AZ ,t,-' .-. AZ n lls,ls. berger Il q! SANS
~ - ....
"a set D. Z WI o., Al tssr. A..
~ ~ 49, -
lt s." ar 49,. a, ,,-..t -. ~ ,..... a..
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Brooklyn Apartment Plans.

ShAmpan shampan are preparing plans Tor an
apartment house 70 be erected on plot Of f0Ii0o
Sterling Place Tor the 7 2 Realty Company.
owners. 70 cost ti5 900.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

- The report Of tho Federal Mining and Smelling
NVmpafN tot the ycer ended December 81 1914
shows dcnclt Of sac eos which compares VIII
s.t loo M the ycsr prcccdng The pIont and
~ ~ M.'stsneni shows SURPLUS of G.SSS.6li against
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

od potatoes steady. Bermuds and southern FIRM
higher POTATOES, -, ruuia 20 l. bbl. ;iGti 80
No2. s. BOG 50 70 No . H9H So southern. new 10
!. $3.50. No 3 S2@{i5O. late crop Rel Bliss
t5@ white tlmtl % Maine bulk. ls0 b.
81 s5aSi b. h6. Or bag' 81 soStI 20. SWIFT
POTATOES Jersey. basket 81 250SI Is. Southern
ST. G1. Southern. Dbl s. 5Oat3 20. ONIONS
white. cra'o. .O9Slc. yellow. bag. 55cGSl 50. roll
.u,9 81 Antigua new. crate. s %; ASPARAGl 5
'h.r.' dozen. punches. 81 li5o $50. Cal 5. 90
@s'. lose. box. taSi. AHTlClOhLS. box. la
81 drum. SNaSlO. BROCCOLI b1l. So S..
ANlSL 6bi. s5H{t 80. BEANS. Ia. waI, basket
SrEol rs. qt 5a zoe. Ca .arge drum. s5aSIo:
BILLS. 100 buuches s2a 50 80. crate. N~$ =.
C,,,pJg,Ii:. u SCUM '9fohh9 ig0 Onnchs, Sp'
sO.a' Bermuda crate. tlaSl .5, New Orleans
100 bg.rls. sl9s. South Carolina. N@S2 o..
tEllNY. Fla. l2-iuch crate. 81 50at2 90 ca. case.
t.f I'd. Bermuda nat crate 81 20 81 Is. CAB
EAIIS. Sol'h Caro- ma crate {2559$5, Fla. s. -
a.. rJ rra,. A5s,. IA ian Si3aslS. tbI
-.ceSlI5. CAiLULoWERS. CG craze s. loa
g.. Tia. basket 81 5oaf2. CIlICOKY basket 81 20
b.. $l:.1&l 10. ESCARUIE. b5.. sos 80.
basket SloSl 20. EGGrlANTS box 81 30 s. 90.
ENDNE. h. l,r. uoESLEADlSi. s. Louis lp..
u $50 So 90. kALE Dbl. 81 - 81 30. KOHL
EAHL loo burrlrs S3gsi. LETTUCE. ia aHd
LIMA ELANS Cuban. box. t2ati. ia. basket.
ne!rl5. 81 s.. NJ STARD. t1l 8 ioe s.. oKRA.
hurclas Sgr-. fEAS IA large. basErt. s. n
s. g.. Italian. SS@Si Bermuda Si@{i =: PEI
81 -,aSl SO. ROMANO. basket slaSl5O. boz.
crate g 2.5gf. 20. SQUASH. marrow Dbl. 81 BOA
= Hubbard. 81 50 $ 80. whIte. box sl759s- %:
ria- 81 SOS 20. cuban. siaS15O. Nassau 81 20
ryFHf n' nF n4V
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

80 AV. 1853. Bank fQf SAVINGS 10 me NlS 4"
+ AZ kAt.a.l.t g. Fare. d A. fD.te 0suse u
mtgl. att,s. CaIaaaie- WtcAe~aam q TAT .
$40 ST, D., aud lil ". state and 'ly kea-y g
AT Penn 4.e Really Go g. d. No'S.osufs o.
20 Av. 1919 20 1925 suI 2jth s.. ~ z. Jool
Klra.Io as. AlUle UeaLser e. a. tA-Aeaded pa
ttl0lD atfy. Kelly.
54TH ST. az ". Franklin Savinss Banh IL hs
Ci,, of y ast Ma-sele. h,, MADISON 81 a. wore
eeTH ST, SIS -05 Columbus ay. 4-Hll0 L; Anna
A O.. .frs AZ Luciano Giu .aul e a. to'tciosufe
of r.frI. atIFs. L. a A I Llahe.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

AMSTERDAM Az. $50. " s. % . n ssth st. 81
A2: { W Mitchell 70 l. + aid " I ; .l,. mmor
June Is. 1914 tmg $4,000 attys Appel & 7
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

stockholders cf the American telephone ard rrl.
eEAph Noinpany, Al speCGl meeting yostcr,iay
adopted resolution reducing the board of III.
rectort nom twenty dve 90 seventeen Formal Ac-
uon VIII be taken cn this Recommendation at the
annual meeting to-day.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

SUGAR FUTURES II ptulT c1er'i gue. ana
steady. With f.s' prices ] point D. ta-f 10 p p'.ns
lower Tie market to,.1 81 po.is lowe. io ai
advance OF points. .ih total s4les Lt.0 tons
Range u prices.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR 10 LET
BOROUGH on THE BKONN.
BOROIGH or QUEENS.

We have some Se3 t.gl.e uui.di.s ties for "a e
.u ~ near t.e C0acoui,e. couFeuI-.t ~ the sls
tigus ou the rev Rapid Transit l.,s. AYply 10
U A DOUGLAS a CO. l.Da. Estate "a Grand
4 gd ald Cuuoourse. south of FHrIuan TOAD
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Robert w. GOelet Adds
to Park Ave. Holdings
Apartment Dwelling Deal.

Wei ssh o. - " NcGini-. and ~ Wes, s.u
a. 10 Mss Bessie Enr sht fuf term u PEARS.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
SIaTTIFs q N'I8 VIZ II 10 y
SHEEP ANO LAMBS.

Receipts fof two days. 5.223 hcad. 2b cars on
sac Sheep Gl,.os' nominal. lambs about steady,
md no r.d prime stock offered. Common sl,eP
.od az s. go pr 100 10 0s.5 and bucks a., 81 goa
g. 10 common to fair'y god lambs. t9a $40 20. a
H., ,.llteI SIS. spring lambs. s. '0GSi per
had dressed mutton slow az 100 l5hc. dressed
lamb. st ltH l1c. country dressed hotholse lambs
NJ So S pc laIcas5.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
NEW BUILDING PLA' :.
MARCH 29
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 8 W c1r 9'th st ior story OPEN
air restaurant sfx6s A Busch 425 3sI ,L
owner ) Hoffman, lSoth st and st Ni.a..s,
ag A. Infect s. 90
I7IST ST. g. 1872 y n Broadway Tor tao 5
s.y traemelts 11k>3 Dayton Build.ls Co. own-
er Sa,, n sprnssteen. % Union square. arrh
t.ats. c.-t $40 0l0
BROADWAY cor ve.ey 81. for a sty
.,.-. alI offices 100 srl51 g. Vincent Aror 2S
80 2ftL 81. osu-f. e. Plat. Il East 2i.h t
ARCHITECT. cost. 500 600
BROADWAY. - cor l,th 50. ior a G ~ ,t.r.
hu1 ot IS. l35 fsif22. A'hemarle Really g..
owner % g. Severance q v Van A.cn Doe IS
SSH 81. architect. .ast. 1900 QJV
The Bronx.
PRATT Az. g. 7.ag % Of g53d st. sly bra dals.
..K-2. sophia Gold Ass TrouIaool AZ
o'aer " living. ~ 1-1tl 81 arc.,:a .
crv S 900
cEOT0sA PARK. 20 Of Crotona ParS East
..y laTiaa. GalO. Ciy Of Nev York. o"ncr
Louis Berger 4i-l tr0tona az. lessee
TaGas ---5 Wooster a. architect. cost $50
1850 ST. 81. 800 u Cgft,s a.. ! sty bra oiice
-ut30. knl ger5oc6er Marble 90. ~ Ln'uA
as aau,r. A Tyson. ~ Locust AH aTcnl.
RYER Az. " s. l'loi of Field Place ! sy
h.i.t ,a4aSe 2lx-l @. Bruins. !5-s Nor-7
a. owner and Ilciitc. cost f1V
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
CALVES.

Receipts for tyo days 7.aO' head - On sale
on heaW re.elI'- up Tales df3apci 81 Alel un
cleared Common - choice vas ..it a. SOC
S-ot7 Clty dressed veal, lower. 81 lialsc. coLn-
los dressed weak. a. lEH Joe.
SaIc.-J G. Ctirfis g son 10 'esls. l3- %
tv.fase 81 pr lDy lh. H. las sll2i l6'. ~.
81. I04 ~ tlp11. 5i9 l-I so b.. 2sz. lle.
tIo.j. II. llo. ss55. - cu.ls. 10. s.. D. leo.
sander. is7 re,s. 40 III. 81. 4s ~.
fIlcS. a. l36. fll 90. 80. -. Sll. lss, -.
dos. iO3 l9i so 80. ~. - so 20. -. 10.
Slo.5. 80. lis. $50. Is. lIJ. s.. 3 rs $3.50. ..
T'b.n 4 shannon. loi 1eals. ~ n. So ..
rs Ml5o, %. ~. 81: %. 49, $50. y euis'
Is g. led gc- 23I. So
kers Commission Co., T. yeas. lt7 ID. 81 ~.
10. yli. a. To-. SO. lli; ut So -, H. 700. >.
l-5 Eli. GS, MS tIO.50, 30 cu... g.. s..
Niar.er,ol a Co. Il yeas. 80 ID. Nl'3' 20.
= Imid 4 Co.. lls reAls. l21 Ib. 81. "a. IL.
saambers 4 Sons. 1es,, 100 20. SOB
SHFFp AND LAMBS.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

Chicago. Mach % a-HOGs-Rsceip'' 2tooo
,,Iis,"i ,f0'fsi 96. f.ay.. f1s0asf 900. rough
s. tcr $3.50. PIX, 5000 $50. CATTLE,-He-
ceip.. lt 900. ul-ett % sfiye steers. 81 -
COWS a.i Ll.fes 5 r s -. ca.Trs. 8 g s. =.
STEFP-Rereip's. 1000. hrn; s.ecp, S -5a 80
year.i.g, Ssas3 b. lambs. S1.tiHElo. .
Karsa, ClJ March s-.lioGS-heoe,iP.',, :, o92 %
r.,F.-. al bg,e1.r,. S6c5sSf 20. Isat t5.ffs
! IS. pis'. s. 5oqste5. cATrLE-R.,eiDt. ig.-
600. lowe. butcher gradc. .i'cLtr' aad tttdr- =
,r-o.s G. prime I'd .te--s say, so. dressed bset.
Sos, southern. Ss1S5 30. coas !i.-5Gs-. h.ii'
ia..s s. -5a $50. cs.yes $50 $40 20 SHEiP-
Receipts. 900. steady. .aut, g 1fE't'. az
i-gs S,a $50. WetLen. $50 $50. ewes. 81
l,f- So
t,,t Bu1a'o. March e-CATTIF-Eece'2's.
200. fairy ariyr. prime steer. $500 80
,iappiag S.toatS butcher. s. hsi'es s
VIA S-Reaeipi, 1000 S-1tl-. HOGS-Hec. .ft,.
% 900. active heavy and mixed. $50 $ 20. io-s-
,r and pg, 81 rogsI. $3.50 81 80. Naea.
81 soasi 20 SHEEP AID LANbS-Rsr,ipt'
: 600. active Ia .hs g. f0 5000 sea luss. 3 -
$50 u.f.e-. e --1 600 .ft-. s. tHf g. - s4sep,
mixed. Ss25g!s.-c. clipped lambs. ;s4}9-j.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

y. n eteIk Co and Murray Mather Go
are onernE $500 600 pef cent sold treasury bond,
0 the city W Na'sonucuve. Montreal on n has4
50 yield aiA prr cent Tie bvnds are a part ot a
now issue % $500 600
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
NAVAL sTORES

Tlpent'nc va. f-m~r AID shade higher IN
,,,.itv yfth the south Trading vas mostly Of
Tard 10 mouth chsrac'e- E1s|n and tar un-
'horrei tt EIUNTINE. spirits machine IBIS 46c
cd strained 855~; B 9 45c. y a47tc. T. 500.
i 4 5sIgr. e $3.50. h. a.ti4r. J. 3tig. h.
5 a5c. n ZOO. y. J.60c. G. solc. al w W.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04
FIRE AT IRON MOUNTAIN
Two Buildings on Main Street We're
Burned TO the Ground Thursday

Word comes from Iron Mountain
last Thursday that a fire on that
morning had burned the store build
ings occupied by Charles Parent and
Sam Khoury to the ground. The
buildings are located south OF the
North Western railroad station, on
the opposite side of the street.
Mr.. Parent had a stock OF mems
clothing and Mr.. Kourey kept large
fruit store. The Kourey building was
owned by Mrs. Taylor
The flames caused considerable ex-
citement at Iron Mountain for a time
as the large dry goods store OF M.
Levy is located next TO the Kourey
place Good work kept the flames
from spreading.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04

So far as selections nave been made
In the voting contest the girls have
made the following selections.
Gladys Mortenson who was second
selected the set OF dishes offered BY
the Crystal Falls COOPERATIVE Assn.
Sylvia Terrier selected the locket and
chain and bracelet offered by Jacobs
Bros. as the third In the race. Julia
Wall. the fourth IN the race selected
the prize offered by L.. A Henry.
Emma cossette who came out fifth
selected the suit offered by Rnwitch a
Co Mrs Hulgar Anderson took the
prize offered by Peter warshawsky
Flora sempke, the next IN line Sc
lected the camera offered by Mr..
Miner The balance have made no se-
lection yet
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04

The Chinese have turned their at
tention to America to buy railroad
material and have sent Yuan Shia.
Chinese minister OF communications.
for consultation with manufacture
ers of steel rails and railway equip
ment He explained that China was
to build railways totaling 1000 miles
and that he had been appointed head
OF commission to investigate with
view toward placing orders in this
country Before the war the Chinese
railways were laid out by European
engineers and European equipment
was used to a great extent. The cur
tailment caused by the war made
China turn to the United States.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04
FOX Is OPTIMISTIC

General Manager Fox. OF the Won
Platen Lumber company, is optimistic
anent business conditions throughout
the country. He states that there has
been an improvement in the lumber
market in small way and the inclina-
tion is in the direction OF more mark
ed betterment His company autici-
pates no curtailment In operations
during the winter months. The usual
force-about 125 men--are employed
in the logging camps near Saunders
and the company is also buying some
timber from jobbers The mill is run
ming full time and lumbe shipments
are maintained at about the same
level as during the summer months
Iron Mtn. Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04
GEORGE MAS DEAD

Word came from Negaunee Thurs
day OF the death OF George Mas. a
well known mining man OF the upper
peninsula Mr., Mas was located In
Iron county at one time where he did
extensive exploratory work and re-
presented Mansfield township on the
county board OF supervisors
After leaving Crystal Falls he made
some important ore discoveries on the
Marquette range that brought him
great wealth. lie discovered the Maas
mine which IL now operated BY the
cleveland-cllf company.
Mr.. Mas has been In III health for
many years and spent much OF his
time abroad IN search OF relief One
winter he spent in Algeria He Is sur
vlved BY wife and one son. besides a
number Of brothers and sisters. The
remains viii be Inferred IN the family
lnt NJ Ncgannce
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04

The company that played "A Pair OF
Skies" at the city hall auditorium last
Saturday night left very good inn
preston with the fair sized audience
that greeted them. Owing Ia the alb
sence OF music the performances lost
much Of the pleasure that generally
attends such performances and at the
same time detracted from the excellent
work Of the performers They were
above the average Of actors who visit
towns or this sizc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04
INDIAN TREATY UPHELD
saloons OF Hlbbing and Chisholm.
NiRn. Must Close Al Once

Judge Page Morris OF the Duluth
federal court overruled the application
for an Injunction 10 restrain the fed
|eral authorities from enforcing the
terms OF treaty made by the u. $.
|eosernment In 1855 with the Indians
for the cedlng OF certain lands In
minnesota. among them being the lands
on which the villages Of HibBing and
|chisholm are located.
By The terms OF this old treaty the
sale OF intoxicating liquors was prohi-
|bited In the territory. The treaty was
In dead letter until few years ago
when some one dug Il up and set the
federal authorities after the liquor
dealers.
The dealers Immediately commenc-
led legal actiqh and the treaty was up.
held by rhe Supreme court They then
|appllea for. an injunction TO test out
|,he richf OF the government Indian
bureau 10 enforce this old treaty and
|the decIsion Of Judge Morris ends the
|consroversy All saloons in Chisholm
land fIIhblne must close and remain
|clo.cd. scventy-two saloons are ef
|gcc,ed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04
mINTING SEASON OVER

The 1915 hunting season closed
with the least number OF deer killed
and the least number OF accidents re-
ported Of any season in the past ten
years. Crystal Falls hunters were not
any too lucky in bagsing game. The
one deer law seems to have taken a
great deal OF the vim out of the hunt.
many OF the hunters OF past years
preferring 10 stay out Of the, woods
rather than 20 in for one deer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04
SWEDISH MINES STOP
No Vessels are Available In Which 70
Garry Iron Ore Abroad

A report from Stockholm. Sweden,
is to the effect that the management OF
the iron mines have announced that
the British blockade will result I'm a
complete suspension of Germany's
large iron ore importations from that
country. Iron ore is not contraband
and can ordinarily be shipped on neu-
trail vessels. but at present all Swedish
and other neutral shipping is other
wise engaged, and no vessels are avail
able.
The suspension OF mining operations
in Sweden will result in further bene-
FITS to other producers Of iron ore,
and II is predicted that IL will event
ually be the means OF. giving the
American steel manufacturers in
creased orders.
According TO figures compiled in
Stockholm. the iron ore movement
has been decreasing steadily since the
outbreak OF hostilities. In 1913. $780,
goo tons OF iron ore we're shipped
from Narvik. 100000 tons were for
warded from there in 1914. but the
shipments this year will not be over
1,200,0 900 tons.
From Lulea, on the other hand, the
amount OF iron ore exported has in
creased from 100000 tons in 1914 TO
1,9S0.0 900 tons, with one month OF the
shipping season still unreported.
Other Baltic ports also show an in
crease.
The suspension OF the iron ore
trade is heavy blow to Sweden, but
the Swedish press, realizing England's
necessity. has INDUCED in neither bit
terness nor complaint German ships
are now playing a difficult game. Navi-
cation close TO the shore in order to
be I'm neutral waters is not easy dur
ing the best season. and with the
rough seas of winter II will be par
ticuIarly hazardous.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04
SCHOOL BURNED

A fire which started in the public
school building at Pentoga last Thurs
day morning burned the structure to
the ground No Information could be
got as to the origin OF the fire but q 10
probable that Il was communicated
from the heating plant OF the building
The school is the property OF STAN
baugh Township School district and
will probably be rebuilt al once.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04
THE ALPHA LyCEUM
Second Number VIII be Given Satur.
day Evening, Dee. n

The second number OF the Alpha
I.yceum course will be given at the
Porter school on Saturday evening.
Dec II. In another column Of this Is
sue appears notice OF the entertain
ment which promises to be Of extra
merit.
The Alpha people have gone to
much expense and are entitled 70 some
assistance from Crystal Falls people Ia
this lyceum movement. No course or
the kind Is being maintained In Crys-
tai Falls and Alpha offers an oppor-
tunity for all who enjoy such enter
tainments to have their tastes sup
piled Remember the date, December
II.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04
ARCHIE LIBERTY. INVENTOR
Crystal Falls Man Had Ratchet
Crank For Ford Cars

Archie Liberty. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Liberty OF this city has taken
pity upon the fellows who expose
themselves to broken arm every
time they crank up Ford car and
has invented ratchet crank whereby
IL will be impossible for the crank TO
hy back and injure the person crank
ing the car. The crank Is applicable
70 any car but Il is particularly use
ful ON Ford cars because Of the tend
ency OF that type of cars to cause
broken bones.
The crank is of the ordinary Ford
type bur attached to IL is a. iange
with notches in its edge forming
ratchet. On the outer casing sur
rounding this ratchet are six pawls or
dogs that drop into the teeth OF the
ratchet and keep the crank from re-
versing. Three Of the teeth are so plac-
ed that they win always fall into the
ratchet.
Mr.. Liberty has received his patent
and has associated with him in the ar
ticle. Chris Rowe. local superintend-
ent for the Pickands-M -Mather people
at Amasa. The two are planning to
put the contrivance on the market
early in the spring.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-04

The following are the officers
elected by Crystal Falls Lodge No
ssb. r. & A. M. 70 serve for the year
Of 1916:
Charles Uren---w. NJ.
william F. Jacka s. W.
Harry w. wills. w.
william H. Fraser--Treas.
Russell s, Ball--sec'y.
Charles A. Peterson--S. ID.
Jacob M. oswald--1. y.
william II. Morrison Tyler