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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02

the commission movement will take
root before long aud some effort be
made 20 put the proposition 70 a vote
So taking II all around. there ism
the calmest water for the city
administratino to sail in jnst now apd
II will take tact aud skiltul navigating
10 bring the bark into a safe harbor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
THE BOND VOTE
CARRIED NICELY
MARGIN WAS y VOTES TO SPARE
WITH MANY VOTERS OUT
COUNCILMEN SAY RETRENCH
People Are Determined That Some
Measures be Taken and Council
men Will Hear From Them

The proposition TO bond the city
OF Crystal Falls in the sum or
40. 600 for the purpose of com pleting
and equlpping the city hall was
carried by twenty-five votes more
than two thirds majority with n
large vote east at the special election
held on Monday last
The matter had been discussed with
fairness seldom heard in public
affairs discussions The big bulk OF
the people felt that the city council
had erred bat they were willing to pay
up the debts contacted ana give the
members a chance to redeem them
selves. Accordingly the majority was
favorable 10 the bonding poposition,
the vote i'm the several wards being as
-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
How lis Started

A subscriber asks how to start the
ball rolling for commission form of
government in this city As we un
derstaud il the proceeding is t.
circulate petitions asking the council
TO order an election to determine if
new charter is wanted If the required
number Of signatures is secured the
council must order the election Then
an election is held at which com.
missioner TO frame a charter is chosen.
The two elections can be put in one ii
necessary, the charter commissioner
being chosen at the same time that
the question OF new charter is
decid "a. the names appearing upon a
separate ballot
The commissioners chosen then
frame up charter and when it Is
completed the charter il put to the
people 20 adopt or reject IL by a
majority vote IT the charter il
adopted tnen thore is an election Tor
the commissioners called for under
the charter
The general plan Of government
under commissions is to have cIther
three or five commissioners who take
direct charge Of the different depart
ments or hire a manager To run the
eity's business
The commissioners are chosen from
the city az large Supervisors arc
retained IN the several wards just Al
under the present arrangement
Three commissioners could run
Crystal falls very nicely, one takiug
Charge of the streets, water. light
ana such work another the fire and
police department and the third the
clerical end
The commissioners don't necessarily
drop their own work and 20 into the
city service any more than the alder.
men but ths responsibility Is cen.
tered
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
liver olson Badly Cut

liver Olson, policeman at Amasa, was
badly cut by Finn last Tuesday
night while patroling his beat ON the
sreets Of Amasa
The report is that two fellows came
up behind Mr. Olson aud reaching
across his shoulder. one of them
jabbed knife into hrs jaw and drew
Il along back nearly TO his ear
The two men ran away Immediately
but one Of them was ought and held
20 await the arrival OF Sheriff Sepsiba
VINO, although very sick, went i'm.
mediately 10 the scene Of the trouble
accompanied by ex-sheuff Holmes one
GLOW was caught and brought back
to this city and placed in Jail
Mr. SenMba lost not time in putting
several men on the trail Of the otner
man and he expects to have him
rounded mp very shortly
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
REGRET GARRIGANS LEAVING
MenOminee County Supervisors Have
Much Praise For Alpha Cashier

Anent the resignation oi Peter
GarrIgan, the cashier oi the new bank
AT Alpha from the Menominee board
a supervisors. the Powers S?auSlding
Tribune says
The County board ~ supervisors,
last Friday accepted reluctantly the
resignation Of Peter Garrigan, super
visor from Carney for the past II
years
Mr., Garrigan has with drawn entirely
from the county as result Of his afii i.
liation with the new bank which will
be opened at Alpha, Mich. in January.
Mr.. GarTigan is cashier OF the newly
organized bank
As remembrance Mr.. Garrlgan Friday
gave leather card case to his fellow
members Of the board and also other
officials of the county; the case bears
toe inscription "Aut Weidersehen. -
and also the name, Peter Garrigan. ,"
Mr.. Garrigan has been a member
oil the county board tor the past II
years and is known by the many men
who have served on the board during
his time as one of the most earnest
and efficient members OF that body.
He has served on practically every
committee on the board. and at the
time OF his resignation he was chair
man OF the committee on Equalization
and County Roads and. Bridges. and
was "A her of the committees on
the Agricultural School and Sheriff
and Constable Bills.
No successor has been named, but il
is said the township board will meet
some time in January to name a
supervisor 70 finish the unexpired
term. II is said that Fred Rice will
probably be named by the township
board
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
A BIG COKE PURCHASE
Conigan, Mckinney & Co. Contracted
For Years Supply

The one bright spot commercially
il the report that Corrigan Nc
Kinney x Go have closed fer their
coke supply Tor the next l2.montns
and that the requirements will be 30,
600 tons per month This means that
their aix furnaces will be operated full
blast and with the addition Of their
steel mills will take somewhat more
ore next year than they did the past
year
This concern took $50, 900 tons from
the Iron county mines during the past
season the shipping mines being the
Tully. Baker, Dunn and Armenia. The
Armenia is closed and abandoned and
the stocked ore they had at the Tobin
ia all cleaned up so that their supply
next year from this county must come
from the rully. Baker and Dunn mines
with the Great Western stockpile TO
fall back upon
Should the business warrant more
ore the, will have 10 go to mining and
that means the opening up Of the Tobin
but most well informed people don {
expect to see that take place during
the shipping season next year.
The Judson people will be in position
next year 10 send out a very good sized
lot Of ore from their two properties
IL is certain that the Amasa- Porte +
will be in condition by midsummer TO
send forward some ore and the Judson
is opened up ready 60 vomit out the
product any time it is called tor.
IL is not probable that the Balkan
will do much work next year owing to
the necessity OF completing stripping
operations before they can put their
plan of working into effect
The M. A. Hanna people will be in
position to do more next year than the
past year and probably will do so.
Their Ravenna mine il looking mitch
better than il did during the past
Summer, in fact it has taken ON
an etirely new lease of life.
The Carpenter is being opened in
splendid shape for big output and If
the selling end can get rld Of the
Product the local management can
give il TO them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
HARBORS DESPERATE CRIMINAL
Sheriff Sensiba Discovers One of His
BoarderS is a Murderer

Sheriff SeDsiha takes special pains
TO look over every man sent 10 the
Jail While he was sick n man was
put ia for burning a box car at Iron
River, He didn't like the looks Of
this man 80 began to maze inquiry
about him and found that nine
years ago family with which the
man was mixed up in Pennsylvania
was murdered ana burned in their
own dwelling
Mr. Sensiha Immediately COM
munica;ed with the Pennsylvania
authorities and on Thursday got a
message TO hold the man as he is
undoubtedly the fellow who did the
decd
The husband was shot and killed
because ne objected to the attentions
the young fellow was paying a
daughter. In his rage the murderer
returned to the house. set II aIire and
killed and burned up the entire family.
That's the story we get OF the fellow
and he is being carefully guarded,
awaiting the arrival of the eastern
officers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
Mystic Party A Success

The party given by the Mystic
Workers to it, members and families
AZ the city bali auditorium last Satur-
day night was one Of the pleasantest
affairs of its knd ever given biz the
lodge.
The supper was excellent, there being
plenty 60 eat and lots OF help 80 that
service was all that could be expected
rhe music started TO play at 9: $50 and
for about quarter Of an hour the
little people would be- given the door
for their games and romping Then
dance music would start and the
floor would be cleared for the older
children aud the parents after which
the little folks would be given tho
floor again
The party lasted until after mid.
night and all agreed that il couldn |
have been better n any WAY
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02

The American min AZ DiUrite,
west Of Ishpeming, j. 70 resume
shortly The American mino is a
property Of the NJ a Hanna company
and was closed down in tho summer
% admit ol expensive repairs too the
shaft
There wsre a number ot costly
accidents ia the American shaft due
t0 scaling Of the walls and falling
rock the shaft has bean thoroughly
gone over during the shut down 20 Al
60 protect is from any such occurranse,
in the future.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
UNIFORMED RANK
Company Organized tuesday Among
the Local X. ofP.

A company Of the Uniformed Rank
X. IF 4. was organized last Tuesday
night. the mastering in officer being
Col. Thomas of Tshpeming, assisted by
Mr. Coombe. son Of Rev Coombe Of
This city
The company mustered ii consists Of
% swords. twenty men and three com
miasioued officers. The officers are
Captain "A. } r Weiland
Isl Lieutenant -tieo IT, voos
9ud VIM Rosenquist
lst Sarganl Lawrence Larson
2nd Max Klnttig
a supper wns served after the
mastering in and general VISIT and
COOL time was haf.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
Hit Jacob PaIIari With a Bottle When
Getting Coal

Alex Salo, Finlander. was placed
in the county Jail the night before
Christmas on the complaint ot Jacob
Pallari whom he hit a vicious blow
with bottle while the latter was
getting coal out of his own coal Din.
Pallari operates pool room in the
room adjoining the opera house
Christmas eve he went out back OF
his store TO get some coal tor his stove
and Just as ne stopped and stuck his
head in the bin. a man within the bin
Int him on the head with bottle.
cutting a bad cash in his head Pallari
gave the alarm ana Salo was caught
and identitiG as the man in the bin.
In explanation Of his act it is stated
that short time previous to this
affair man was assaulted in Mat
Kangas saloon and hit vicious blow
The assailant escaped aud it is said
that Salo was the man who did the
assaulting i'm the saloon and chat ne
WAS hiding in the coal bin and
mistook Pallari for an officer
Salo was arraigned last Monday and
after partial examination his case
was adjourned nnhl the 7th when il
will come up again in Judge Dawson =
court Prosecuting attorney Watfen
had charge Of the examination
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
SHIPMENT FIGURES VERY SMALL
fntrelShipments. From District Total
-is1ase
oW LesssThanI Halt. Million u


: Some idea Of the immense slump
IN the iron ore industry may be
CLEANED from tho shipment figures
from the Crystal Falls district last
shipping season The total shipments
with the Hemlook estimated Is les,
than an half million Corrigan.
Mckinney a. 20. in the years 1906
and 07 shipped from this district one
and quarter million tons this year
they shipped ii5. 600 tons. The Bristol
mine alone i capable OF putting ont
half million tons and for several years
shipped over 400, 900 tons this year
she shipped li2, 600 tons The Gar
penter and Ravenna mines Of the Nj
A. Hanna company shipped just about
100. 900 and the Judson sent out
cargo OF 5000 tons We were unable
to get accurate figures from the Hem
lock. rhis property has IN the past
shipped about no. 900 but it is not
probable that more than half that
amount wont forward from there this
season
II was the poorest shipping season
that Crytal Falls has seen in over
decade Normally the district is
good for "A couple millio1 or ore.
I'm discounting the outlook for next
season the local officials seem to be
&C sea. None Of them seom to know
what they will do next year The
working mines will ship some ore and
certainly they will ship as much next
year AS they did this
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
fOllows
Necessary to bond IL.

Necessary TO bond Ia
III the vote had been taken three
weeks ago the opposition would have
been showed under The people telt
that there as something wrong at the
time and il as not until all the figures
were put up to them that they con
sidered the matter in its proper light
and determined to make the best Of
bad mess
A one citizen expressed 1t, the
council must not now, get it into their
head that they can DO as they please
or that the recent vote is an endors-
meut of their actions. True, many say
that ii we had not got the improve
ments they way that we did we
would have got them all, but
everyone wants rettrenchment now
and they are watching TO see If the
council will take the bull by the norns
and give the city relief from the big
expenditure hat it is under at the
persent time
The city hall is the object that is
pointed 70 mostly People want chago
in that institution and in the water
and liVht department. The claim is
made that three are too many men
on the pay roll that the city hall
should be cared for by the hrc depart
ment and that two men are enough in
the department. They also claim that
there are too many CLERKS and asst ,tants
in the city electric light and water
department and tnat unless there Is
change the character Of the city
government will be ohangd
One Of our former mayors is very
outspoken in his criticisms OF the
way tnings have been carried OH and
says that be will personally take
oognizanee OF future moves with an
idea Of getting the people reused up
10 take action to prevent any further
depletion Of resources.
Some seem to think that the vote
was an expression Of confidence but
the more correct version Of the vote
IL that it was one OF acquiescence.
The people realized that they were
up against serious dilemma and made
the best of IL
one thing that has set many people
20 talking is q suspicion that some OF
the alderman are more anxious 70 get
I Jobs fer son.o OF their friends than tor
1 the citys welfare Last Tuesday the
rumor got out that there was well
defined movement 90 oust All Healy
from his job 80 as make room for
favorite son. The rumor aroused
smonldering fire that is sure to
break ont III the thing - persisted in
Another rumor has that Will Lynch Il
slated for the discard for some reason
or other, The people recognize that
Healy has been the man called upon
~ all times Vf the night and day 10 DO
the dirty work on our water and
light system He is always AZ the
beck and coll Of the users Of water
and light and because Of bis willing
nes, is favored 70 stay on tho job a.
long a. ho does his work Will Lynch
IS one ot our own boys grown m IN
the community and 70 long ~ the
young man does his work the feeling
Is chat he should not be disturbed.
Again. there j. big bunch oi
residents calling Tor n commission form
OF government aud the eItention Of
tbs limits II Is very probable thai
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
A Near Accident

Crystal Falls came near 10 having a
grade crossing accident last Thursday
when Joe Bonen. driving NJ. T.
Richard car nearly ran INTO the
upper Superior avenue crossing just az
switch engine pushing car ahead
Of her emerged from behind the
buildings on the south side Of the
street
Bonen didn't notice the switchmau
that was running along about ten feet
ahead OF the oucominR car and when
he was within fifty feet n the track
the big box chr loomed ~ ahead OF
him
Io put on all his breaks and tho auto
slowed 80 that she turned almost
entirely around with the rear down
bill Fortunately the breaks held and
an accident was averted
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02
Are CONCRETING
AT WESTERN
UPPER PORTION OF SHAFT WILL
BE THOROUGHLY COVERED
MANY MEN ON THE ROLL
Carpenter and Ravenna Working
Good Sized Crews and Big Out
put Is Expected

The work OF concreting the upper
portion of the Great Western shaft
has been in process for several
weeks The job Is a particular
ons for the reason that the old
timbering is all TO be replaced with
good solid timber before the concrete
is added The upper portion OF the
shaft was sunk through tie quick
sand that has necessIated the pump
ing Of that part of the opening con-
stantly since the property was closed
several years ago. The timbers we're
mole or less decayed with age and
the shaft house, which held the
crusher was also pretty well aged
and Of a type that has passed ont of
use.
The decision to replace the timber
ing and the shaft house was arrived
at several months ago bat the work
was delayed until very recently. Tne
shaft house was removed entirely
from the shaft and when it is rebuilt
1t will be OF new type The crusher
which WAS contained IN the old shaft
house will be located in separate
framework, the same type Of Of con-
struction that is In evidence at the
other properties Of the Corrigan- Nc
Kinney people in this district.
The wolk OF correcting will be
carried on throughout the winter but il
is not certain that the shaft house
will be erected as soon as this work is
completed
DEPENDS ON STEEL WORKS
rhe building OF the shaft house
and the resumption OF operations
to this property depends altogether
upon the starting mp OF the new
finishing works of the Corrigan- Me-
Kinney people at Cleveland II is
we'll known tina, the works were
designed to use up a lot of ore that the
company owns and which has not the
ready sale on the market that other
ores have and thus are not as steady
sellers. The Great Western ore is Of
this class
/ We have been told that the steel
works will be ready for work by July
], 1915 and tho local officials OF the
company expect that the coming
summer will witnes the shipment Of
at least half Of the big pile of ore that
has been ia evidence at the Cheat
Western docks for nearly ten years
EMPLOYING MANY MEN
While the mining operations Of this
concern are almost nil in this district
the fact that they are still employing
many men stands ont prominntly
The Grat Western which includes
the men at work on the Armenia
houses as we'll as the head quarters and
Office force. has about 20 men on the
pay roll and they are all residents and
property owners in the city. fact
that has great bearing
The removal of the Armenia houses
will make q great difference with the
size Of the Great We stern location
About 80 houses will be added this
winter TO the large number already
moved Herman Holmes will move
in the houses from the Mcdonald
and place them ON the Wagner and
Cary plat which adJoins the Western
LOCATION The mine emloves lot OF
labor when IL is operated and the
operators will he amply prepared to
care for their men 20 far az house
accommodations are concerned
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02

til Jim Helme and his hired man
officially declare war and begin actual
hostritie. or violate tho nutrality
OF the Straits at MacRinaw II any
defensive meaures are needed, ! sug.
gest that we send Zeppelin TO drop
couple Of bombs hllod with dutch
cheese upon the Office Of the state
Dairy and Fool Commissoner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-02

FRITZ Byers who spent the holiday
vacation with his sister Mrs w II
.lobe, returned q his school duties las,
Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24
SINGER FAINTS ON PIER
Daughter Brings News Of Fathers
Death in Belgian Army.

Learning that her husband had been
killed while serving in the Belgian
army three months ago, Nine. Elsie
Kutscherra, for many years member
OF the Metropolitan Opera Company.
collapsed on the French Line pier yes
terday soon after the arrival of La
Touraine. Her daughter, Mile. Brun-
hilda Kutscherrs, who has been study
ing music in Paris. brought the tragic
news.
Wien the landing passengers saw the
opera singer slip from her daughters
embrace and fall unconscious there
was considerable excitement Nine.
Kutscherra was revived and left, with
her daughter, in a taxicab.
La Touraine was delayed in crossing
because she left Bordeaux with only
100 stokers, instead Of the usual 225.
The company could not obtain more
because Of heavy enlistments for the
war.
Among the l6l passengers was Ed
ward Salisbury. OF Chicago. recently
decorated by France for valiant ser
vice with the ambulance corps at Pont
au Moussoi.. He expects TO return TO
the front soon.
Four Red Cross nurses who took
care Of the first wounded brought IN
after the bombardment Of Dunkirk
also were passengers. They were Miss
Eva Johnson. OF New Haven. and the
Misses Helen Barclay. Lillian Wilsey
and Margaret Haggerty, of Philadel-
phia.