The Virginia enterprise. [volume], July 25, 1902, Image 4

About The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??

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TIMS OLD RELIABLE DEALER, JS COMPLETE IN
EVERY RESPECT, HIS STOCK BEING ARTISTIC
DURABLE AND MODERN.
Xcatber (Soobs,
The .Finest Stock Ever Shown on the Range. £H^R£
AND COUCHES, Latest Patterns and Right Prices.
Radiant Home Steel Ranges
ARE THE FINEST MADE. We Have the Exclusive
Agency and Invite Four Inspection.
J. Mesberg,
Furniture and Hardware,
VIRGINIA, EVELETH,
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Do You Want To Make Money?
It Costs Nothing To Investigate!
THE HIGH GRADE
GOLD MINING CO.,
Incorporated under the laws of the State of Oregon,
CAPITAL $50,000.00,
One Million Shares.
Four Hundred Thousand of these shares have been placed in the
treasury of the company to be sold for development purposes.
All stock fully paid and non-assessable.
Hon. D. M. Watson. Portland, Oregon,
of Watson, Bros.
T. M. Younger, Portland, Oregon.
Master Mechanic, S. P. R. R.
Hon. Dell Stuart, Portland, Oregon.
Lawyer.
O. A. Hall, Portland, Oregon.
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LIGHT AND HEAVY
DBAYING.
FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE
HAULED..
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
West Walnut street, Virginia.
THIS PROPERTY is surrounded by dividend
paying mines and it is only a question of fur­
ther development to make it a producer.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
Geo, Salzer, Minneapolis, Minn.
Salzer Lumber Co.
O. v. McLeod. Portland, Oregon.
Mining Broker.
W. W. McCreedy, Vancouver, Wash.
Lawyer.
W.A.Holt, Portland, regon.
Paying Teller, Welle Fargo Ba-ik.
D. P. Knapp, Portland. Oregon. Gen. Foreman. S. P. R. R.
DEPOSITORY—Wells Fargo Bank.
Head Office: FAILING BLDG., Portland, Oregon. Room 226.
Write for Map and Prospectus, to
O. C. MoLEOD
CO.
THE VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.
IP.
B. BAXNAFOMUi. EDITOR.
Friday, July 25, 1902.
Entered at the Post-Office at Virginia Minn,
as second class mail matter.
Terms. $2 Per Year, in Advance.
Official Paper, City of Virginia.
Spceial Jfottce.
Persons Wishing a news item, change of
"&d." or anything in the line of locals, in­
serted, will please have same In our office by
Thursday noon of each week, if convenient,
as it saVtes time and trouble for both parties.
We resetV© the right to positively refuse
any notice 'oi Whatever nature after 2 o'clock
p. m. on ThuMdav.
VALUATIONS SUBMITTED.
At a meeting of the county board
Wednesday morning the mine own­
ers of the Minnesota ranges sub­
mitted the following estimates of
valuation of their properties, for
the consideration of the board:
MESABA SHIPPERS.
Adams $625,000
Aetna 125,000
Alpena 62,500
Biwabik 359,375
Burt 125,000
Chisholm 93,750
Clark 100,000
Corsica 46,875
Day 62,500
Duluth 93,750
Elba 225,000
Fayal 937,500
Genoa 218,759
Glen 62,500
Hale 18,750
Hull 187,500
Kanawha 31,250
Mahoning 625,000
Malta 123,000
Mountain Iron and Rathbun 375,000
Penobscot 93,750
Pillsbury 93,750
Roberts 18,750
Rust 8^500
Sauntry 78,125
Sharon 187,500
Sparta 125,000
Stevenson 500,000
Sellers 100,000
Union 46,875
Vega and Spruce 312,500
NEW SHIPPING MINES—1902-1903.
Agnew 31,250
Grant 46,775
Jordan 31,250
Lincoln 62,500
Laura 31,250
Longyear 31,250
Minorca 62,500
Maitland 31,250
Pearce 31,250
Pettitt 31,250
Stephens 43,750
Snyder-Ohver 31,250
Winnifred 31,250
Williams 3,125
Morrow 31250
NON-SHIPPING PROPERTIES.
D. D. Adams
Alworth
Auburn
Bessemer
C. H. Bradley, state lease
Burt Lands
Burt Lands
Burt Lands
Burrows et al
Day Lands
Canton
Carson Lake
Chemung Iron Co
Chemung Iron Co
Cincinnati
Cincinnati North
Columbia
Commodore
Congdon
Culver
D'Autremont
Donora
Elba Iron company lands
Elizabeth Iron company
Franklin
Forster
Great Western
Cross property
G. G. Hartley
Hibbing townsite..'
Higgins No. 1
Higgins No. 2
L. W. Hill
L. W. Hill
L. W. Hill
L. W. Hill
Humphrey
Iron Chief
Jeffrey
Kinney et al
Kosmerl-Mueller
Lamberton et al
Leetonia
Ldonidas
Lone Jack
Longyear and Bennett
Maitland, state lease _.
Maitland, state lease
Mailman
McEwen
A. M. Miller, Jr., or LkBelle
Iron Works
Minnewas
Monroe
McKinley
Moose
Norman
Northwest Improvement Co
Niles
Ohio
Oliver
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3,000
20,000
30,000
30,000
2,00b
15,000
5,000
10,000
20,000
15,000
31,000
2,000
20,000
10,000
2,000
2,000
20,000
30,000
10,000
26,000
15,000
25,000
2,000
5,000
30,000
14,000
12,000
5,000
2.000
6,500
10,000
15,000
3,000
2,000
5,000
20,000
20,000
21,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
5,000
20,000
10,000
25,000
10,000
5.0C0
1,000
1,000
10,0C0
2,000
10,000
20,000
31,000
40,000
30,000
32,000
16,000
35,000
25,000
Pickands, Mather company. 10,000
Pittsburg Iron Mining Co 2,000
Pool 10,000
Rouchleau 60,000
Rouchleau-Ray Iron Land
Co and R. B. Whitesides__. 3,000
Shaw 25,000
Sheridan 30,000
St. Clair 20,000
Snively 10,000
State lease 2,000
Vermillion Range Land Co. 3,000
Victoria 30,000
Waucota 30,0f0
Wallace-Moon 2,000
James Wanless, state lease.. 2,000
Wabigon Iron company 1,000
Webb 1,000
J. B. Adams 10,000
Kinney 20,000
Sweanev
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21,0C0
VERMILLION RANGE NINES.
Chandler 375,000
Pioneer.. 568,750
Savoy 187,500
Sibley 46,000
Soudan 200,000
Zenith... 125,000
ONE man killed and nine wound­
ed is the record of an Austrian pic­
nic at Ely on Sunday last. Not so
bad, for only one day.
J. B. MIODLECOFF has filed his
affidavit for the Republican nomi­
nation for judge of probate, and
promises a warm campaign from
this time.
THE Duluth central police station
is reported to be overrun with rats.
The unionists of the Zenith City
should get a hump on and organ­
ize the new-comers.
ST. LOUIS county fast gains a rep­
utation as a law-abiding communi­
ty. Within the past year nine mur­
ders have been committed in the
county, and not a death sentence
has been pronounced.
A. C. PARSONS, who has hereto­
fore appeared before the voters of
St. Louis county in a different poli­
tical garb, is out after the republi­
can nomination for superintendent
of schools. He will get it—nit.
JUDGE EDSON again takes in
range points this week,meeting and
gaining an acquaintance with pro­
minent range republicans. And
his introductory appearance leaves
an impression that is certain to do
him much good in his candidacy.
THE political fiend has been try­
ing to get in some strong licks in
Duluth of late, by the circulation of
cards intended very to be detri­
mental to the candidacy of Messrs.
Halden, Whipple and Sargent, in
KOOCHICHING
Look for Important Announce­
ment in This Space Next
Week.
KOOCHICHING I
Stock Complete
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g). Baiiev Cumber Company.
Sasb, Door, Catlt, Shingles, Etc.
VIRGINIA, MINNESOTA.
Deliveries Made To All Range Points. Telephone 35-4.
their fight for renomination. The
act of a sneak who dare not be
known as the author of the card will
not be taken seriously by the voters,
however.
Odin Halden has opposi­
tion for renomination as county
auditor, his chances are not consid­
ered to be impaired thereby. The
people of St. Louis cotinty recog­
nize his official worth too well to
permit his defeat.
J. ADAM BEDE has opened head
quarters in the Torrey Building,
Duluth. And unless the people of
this district desire to vote away
their birthright by sending a free
iron congressman, they will be
closed very shortly after the prima­
ries.
THE candidacy of M. C. Palmer
for register of deeds apparently
meets with popular favor in Duluth
as well as upon the ranges, and his
nomination and election is confi­
dently predicted by those in a posi­
tion to know the feeling of public
men on the question.
THE many friends of C. M. Bur­
nett, the popular roadmaster of the
D. M. & N. are after him to run for
the republican nomination for sher­
iff, and he has the matter under se­
rious advisement. The shrievealty
appears to be a plum worth having,
notwithstanding that two-thirds of
the remuneration was cut off by
placing the position on a salary
basis.
On Sunday next, July 27, the Hib­
bing and Grand Rapids ball teams
will cross sticks at the Grand Rap­
ids park. For the occasion a spec­
ial excursion train will be run via
the Eastern Minnesota, at one fare
for the round trip. The train will
leave Virginia at 8 o'clock a. m., the
fare from this city being $2, and a
number from this city will join the
throng for a day's outing. Return­
ing, the train will leave Grand Rap­
ids at 7 p.m.
Prices Rtoht.
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A. L. McGREGOR
Manufacturer of
Carriages, Drays, Wagons
and Sleighs.
DULUTH,
West First Street.
MINN.
XX 0. CHRISTOPHER,
City Justice and Notary
Deputy Coroner.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Collections Made Everywhere^
Steamship flqgllt'JIll 111« repmentca
Phone 70. Virginia, Minnesota.
BABY BEEF
fe what we call the TENDER meat.
we offer.
This is cut from two and three year
olds and is simply delicious in
flavor, firm and juicy, and free from
excess of bone and fat.
Try any of these cuts and see if
you won't like both the meat and
o.ur prices
MESABA
MEAT MARKET
P. A. COFFFY, Proprietor,
VIRGINIA, MINN.