The diamond drill., October 09, 1897, Image 8

About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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CROCKERY?
Did You Say?
Now, just lot mo toll you omcs
thing. If you want to oo a
beautiful lino of
Argyle Blue
and
Hnvilard China
Dinner
and
Tea Sets,
Just stop into my fitoro. It costs
you nothing to look at thorn
Ho suro and exam inn tho
Belgian Lamps
and our nowltiofi in Dresden
and Wedgwood Ware.
L. F. JOHNSON
.-.. J. M'LAREN:.
LIVERY, SALE, EXCHANGE AM)
KOARDISC STABLES.
Any manner of service in the business nt
the most rvasonultlc rules.
IIORSUS Till: 11RST,
TURNOUTS Till: NLiWHST,
PKlCl-STHli l.OWHST,
Our Motto.
Con 1 1 act and bay Tenming is just in
our Line.
Mupertttr ArfHMr, Vryital lull, 3ilch.
MATT HURJA,
Provisions,
H)ry Gooilw.
' Stationery,
Notion
Wnetchos,
Etc., ltc
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
Stores at Crystal Falls and
Amasa.
FROM THE MINES 1
Tho Dunn.
Tlie long 1mi it';l fur Im h.ijeiieil.
Tho fe owner titnl tin? ptiti.i Mining
(-OII)pllliy ll.'l VC conn' tu H 1 1 lillH lit 11(1(1
it i K'vott mil oiliiin !ly Unit I tj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i r
will Iks a t wot k mhki in .i wry rlioit
time. Jur.t liovv Ioi it vv ill U, we nie
Hot id position ft Mute lull wJ Ituve
IkVU HrhtilTi Hint it will hot In Ioiil'.
Tlio hottUiU'iut Wii.s i tiic'h-.I iit ytiil
I'allrt I, tut Tucrt'l i y. There wen' present ,
for Hit! I) Km Mimic conipiiny, ;;euer;i 1
tii.iniiiT Wooilltery ami nttorney II. ('.
I'luiinian and f i tin- fi-e u nei h Cm In
I). Shehleii II 1 1 c 1 Mr. CluuM-iuu n, of
llonlitoii, ami Luke NYltli ami nttor
ney A. I, l-'lewellinu t.f 1'i Vf.t.il Full,
F. W. IViiton, of MimiOiipolis wuh pit
wilt in capacity nf an cxf-it mh wum
h1m Supt .().('. 1'aviilnoii ami Captain
)ickiiiHoii. of Commonwealth. Tin'
latter (wo liail vHiSril tin lower woik
hiL'H of t he mine tim ing tho Hlmt iluwn
in tin interest of Hie Punn conipiiny
ami Captain' Won leu, I'.os;inko, Aeslit I
niii'i, V.. S. UoIm'i ts ami C. T. llolieit,
li.nl tlone likewise for the fee-ovviieirt.
J'y the terms of Hie net tleinent , the
I i i 1 1 M i ii i nc Co. ugiee to ilo a certain
itinonnl of exploring in the Itottom of
the mine ami to connect No. 1 hhnft,
"hull is in lock, with .No. 'J r-liiift, Hum
iiihiiiina permanent onnirt ion be
tween the two hIui flu. In eonr-idi nition
of ( he fon Kiiinp, the fee-ovv in i m aie to
allow the Piiiiii company to take the
nit) which in in the pillars aroiiml No. li
hhaf t ami to cril upjthe miine, making
what is known ,ih a crih iilnift of it. The
Iiinn company aie to pve a lioml in
the sum of ? I r ,000.00 to faithfully pel-
foi ni their pal I of the aiei ineiit. It is
iiiitli'i stooil t ha t , if enough ore is hhown
up liy Hih exploring that i to In ilone
in the bottom ot the mine to insnie the
Minking of a new hhaft , one will Im put
iliiwu thi winter. TiiK I i imonh li:tu.
haH informal am fiom one who in in
ponit ion t o know, t ha t 1 hci c is a vriy
ood hi.cd ImmIv of a e,oot vrmle of ore
in the mine ill the present time and that
the chum cm arc that inoi e w ill In' I.miimI
in a hIioi t t i::.e. Jl this infoi ma t ion is
correct, there is no donlit hut that a new
linf L v ill In Hunk at the property this
winter and that the Punii w ill next year
take her old place as the cica.stcht pro
ducer in theCrvHtal Fit IU lit l it t .
Monomlneo ftr.nuo.
F. A. Harvey, of Marietta, () , son ol
Mim.T. U'. Harvey, one of the fecown-
ciMof tlx' iiiiiiii;;iii('m' exploration near
thi city, ha hern in Florence Mince
Wednesday, together with. I. K. Smith
an cxpei t ami ptactical mining man
from Colorado. The pntlemcn npent
on.-idci ahle time looking over the iniiii-
HaneM' iroteity held under ojitionliy
Mcmhim. Onar Huff, K. F. Amliawn, ti.
A. Alhrecht and Ole I'cteiMiu, and were
well pleaned over the prospectn for the
opening up td a vatu.ihle mine. Mr.
Smith pronounces the metal of fiit-
lans ipiality and Im hi ves the indica.
t ioiirt arc e( t lli nt for d liking u Ihl'
leposit of it. MeHMH. Harvey and
Smith also f.amined lands lyiu con-
liuuoiis to the Huff lind, with a view of
M'ciiiint: oimioiis aixl conoutnic e-
ploi at ior.H.
Woi k in Mit iHfactoi ily pi overusing at
the manganene propel ty.
Latku. Mr. Smith li ft for Chicago,
laht i'l iday evcniiig, toHn uie an option
upon l lie iioilhwcHi ipiailcr ol the
noi thwcht ipiai tcr of wet ton 17, 10 IS
(ahont two ami a half milcH from this
l it ), whit li iH known to U it line man
ga nwM propel ty. Theie are tt niiin-
gn m re t a vch upon t he land. The liml
wan inade hy K. F. Amliewn, the well
known cruiser, who "locatid'' the
wealthy Colorndoian upon th. land.
Mr. Andrews w ill receive ten per lent.
of all loyaltit-H. Mr. Smith w ill letutii
heie next week ami iNgin the work of
levelopmeut. He is largely intcrehtcd
in Coloi ade i;old tnincH, and is icpntcd
to lie. worth two million dollars. Min-
ine, Ncwh.
Marrjuottn ltano.
Iheming (N-ople will Ih ulad to know
that the Cliffs hhafL td tic Clcvelaml-
CliffM company will Im oerated again,
and t ha t as noon as iiecessnry ihangiM
in the plant tan In' made. It is pio
MiHetl to plact the oit1 iiiheis upon
Murface, to heighten thehaft Ihmimsko
that tin? ore can Im- luntliirct tocnnh-
(in amino automatic oK'i aliou can he
wcuretl. Tin (toiler ami machinerv
mt ill he overhauled and rvcivthini:
placet! in lliht-t laH hhape. All thi w ill
take hcveral month to peifoim.aml
the iniiie will (aohahly not n actively
w rought lint il after the liit td the new-
year. Iron Ore.
THE IRON MARKET.
The ClcvfUnJ Iron 1 r4 i Kevirw' lU-Mime ol
the Wcrk In Iron Cinlti.
Wit h lut one month lift Ufore the
limit fixed ly inont t-hippt i for Lake
Supel ior o tt'i a t ionrt , Home (ipproxiuia
tiou may l- made of the reason's tidal
inure. It U now prohihle that II,
000,01)0 Ion w ill he hlightly exrectled.
'1 he hhipim ntn through the"Soo" canal
weie 1 , i'.M, N !," KMf tons in Scptcrn
tier ami the total from all poi In on Oct
1 wax not f ir fimu '.,7.0,000 ton. All
locord will lo hroken hy lS'.l?, and
w hut indicate that the ctiiiMiiiiption
w in advance of other yciiis is the dir-.
Mppiir alico td old dot k htoi k the pust
a'iiniiii, and ii t t he niiiii' time the cer
tainty that the ii;uiHt 1 1 unsold on
la tmvlit tlitw n in the inai! t in years.
Some lai t i art looking fop l'.tvwein r
res, but there are pi act icttlly latne to
le had. Srveral c lleirt have rcnpoucdt-tl
to let t-nl impiiiu that they were tint of
the market entirely. Freight are easy
at sixtv-iive I'eiit, hixtv cent ami tifl.y-
live t enth, Hahilli, Maitpielte and '.
cauaha. ivsjiecti vely and tru cargoes
have Im-cii fiiw in the pist wtcU. Pi.n
putt It is poor and tho rar Miipply entiic
ly inntlecju ale. A vat numler if cars
are tietl up with ore at furnace yard
and elsewhere and therefore the amount
of coal that will rem li Lake Frie thx k
is much arts than wax counted.
Gouublc RanKO.
This mine, located wil f Huilcy,
cloned it utot'kpllo tdtipllK lit I.I ft Tilts
day, when the Mi-am hhovel thilha
Iteen loatling there for noun weekri,
ceased opeiation. Shipment s tt the
dock will lc continued Iiom the chnft
for Home time yet, a quantity td the
Montual' Hpecial grade of ore leing n
ipiiied to till t it ing contract. About
tliiit.y thoiisaml ton remain in htink'
pileH, but the halt will ipnte eail.y
uiie ullii'ient oie to complete tin
mine' allott merit. New lit con I.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
KJ.tcJ by the Superin teml.-nt AnuhlrJ by
the Teaclier of the Various Grad-h.
i' 1 1 lay a Hi i in m ni I In loiiowiiig pro
gram will lie rendered in the high whool
asHcmbly room at 'J. '').
M Si Iiixh
l-:sav, A ul it ion ritMnri'.4 .. nielia Wills
Ks:iv. 1'iiiesi'f.s J -. -j . 1 1 1 1 1.- . . ..t 'iiri
K s II .it i. .ii . Mi l. ivln ( lill.l C.irii. ;.ll- Ii iIL
i:.l-sy. W'lml IiikI will lmt I lo v' . A 1 1 1 1 i. lloManko
Ci-eiliitlnii, r.illiit'ili' ...I.lla Tun
Mii-ic ., Sclio ul
i:.i-h Touli nt I ikIoioh I:h-h. I l. ill
I Iil-C V . I'.l'Vpl . A I Milt Mi-i'lll
itiil inn, Hi- ruin tin' mi'.lit i'X.hi'n .J.tnu'x
II.il lis
Kiiscy, Hawaii ('lui-lrs U ikit
Massy, t'iiii.nit urns I'imi I Henry
M usie..,, Si IhuiI
Msmiy. Joan nf Are Mary tiafdii-y
l!i-eit a I ii ai , Teil's 'riniiili-uiviiii; visit Aum's
h. Iian
lOst.iy. I.uwi'll ICva l''rilili y
lli-eiiat i. 'ii. 'I'ln- Si IhuiI nf Sorruw Aila Haraiiiv.'
M usie Si IiiiiiI
Iv.s.iy I.I.ie liafliu j-
Kifii ul Kin. Tlieilay Isilmir, Mararrl la Swit-ney
M'l.ir Srliuiil
Oi toU i is iii.ui us dis..i ing all la i
iN iiiitiful gai ineiit of uii'cu iiml gold,
warlet and .m IIow with many otlur
combination of more modest colorings.
Thi is t he wasori a Iso w hen the beauti
ful I'l inged I it'll t ian ojH'iis her eye of
blue.
How p'e ising it i to look upon the
forest at a distance ami as a book dii.ly
it while nature turn the leave. Nature
ftudy i nhva. pleasing to the child
but at thiswiiMiii the beautiful colois
win him more than ever ami he will ply
yoii with i p test ion until ) oar head will
wim, for the of everything.
We feel t hat if we can get our pupils
to take 1 1 1 is 1 1 ue I inning a 1 1 it into tow a id
all their work; taking nothing for giant-
ed, t hey are in a fair way toward pro-
giexs iii t hi ir work, they w ill not be
mere bucket Itcing poured into but
li ing, thinking I mi tig. Lid us s imalat e
and never repress this ipietioning alti
tude.
We expect on Monday tnoi ning to
ha ve the lir.-t if a wrie of talk ln foie
t he high whool by one of the town's
people. We feel this will In very Im ih li-
cial as wi ll as pleasing to the school.
We will le glad to ha ve caller at that
or n n v ot her t line.
The report cards h ive been handed to
the pupils this wet k. I'aicut nie re
quested to look them over nm! notice
the grading ami no m-c what woik
pupil are doing.
The eight Ii grade i reading and tul-
ing Lo.vt ll', "Vision of Sir Launfal"
and all seem to Ik enjoying it.
Ten minute are given each day to
ciilitdhenis. It. give us a change of
woi k and so iets and freisheiis us and
beneficial retail fx are looked for especi
ally mi position and carriage.
We icgeit that we have lost our
pianist Mis Main I I'cterx. She left Thurs
day evening for her future home in Calu
met. The high school extend to her
their I test wir.be for a pleasant, future,
ami fi t I iisMutcd she will win tunny
fi ieiids t here as she has done here.
The woi U in music and th aw ing de
part men t i progressing nicely. The
children are much inteiested on an aver
ag( and respond freely to nil duties re
quired of them.
The woik in drawing in the two lower
grades has lt n h i mpei eil so far this
year by the half day pension. Hut this
ots-tiiclt we hope, will be lenioved in a
vciy short time.
Mis I'm ker w ill In pleased to hive
the patron of the school visit In I
rhisses.
Key To Tho Klondike.
The pioneer Alaska rail way is the
Northern I'acilie, and to that company
Im longs the credit, in connection with
the Facilic Coast Steamship Co.' of hav
ing inaugurated the sale ot through
tit kit o point in Alaska. The Noith
ern Pari lie was the liisl raibvnv to
issue a ma p of Alaska showing the in
land pnsage from Pugt t Sound loSdka,
Juneau and Chilkat.
Tho.se intending logo to Alaska rally
next spring, idler the snows on the li I
and Shauay pasws are puked down
andlhe lake fiojei), a nt l liter dale
either via thi loule or t i St. Mn hai Ii
and t In inoiil h of the Yukon, should
li nn iiiIm i- t ha t t he Noi t hei u Pai ilie is
l!ie pioneer At Iska line; inns sle.un
heated trains with dining cms, pullman
st andaid and tout i.-1 tit h i k fiom St.
Paul It T'at oin.i, h.-aiilo and Poitlaiitl;
pass j;-er Utving the option of going
via licit n i or Putt.' City thy latter the
gicate.-t silver milling rump in the world
also via L-ike IVnd P'Oieilie, Idaho, or
through the famous Coeur P'Altue
count ry.
Faily in November we shall issuo an
illusliatcil folder icplcte with AlasKu
and Klondike inhumation up to date.
Send ("has. S. IYe, general passenger
agent, St. Paul, Minn., two cent in
postage ami he w iil forwaid you this
map.
ITEMS FROM A.MAiiA.
Tclii.-iR the Pcotli of th- Outhivlt XV ;rlj lUc
Niw of the Mat;.: Town
(spit i o I i erii siiiiniciio-. )
Ml. Cha. Lawt ience who lias let-n
sH iiding tin p 1st three weeks in Chicago
returned home Tuesday.
A. O. H'.i.leund Oliver l'.i us uiiil , of
Pai k siding, wcie Amasa visitoi over
Su rula'.
Mrs. .folic, of Uepubhc, w ho li i beru
visiting at Amasa for a couple of weeks,
returned to her home I isl Saturday.
Her son, Mr. Will ,IoIn, accompanied her
a far as Iron Mountain, reluming to
Amasa Monday.
Mr. and Mr. W. .. Hindi r spent n
very pleasant Sunday at Watu since!
and also enjoyed an call nmning's
drive 1 N't ween Amasa and Iron Ilivcr.
Mr. John Johnson met w ith a loss of
piojM itv in tin form of a cow, it, leing
struck by a C. M, Sf . Paul engine, the
killer pai t of last week.
Mis. Win. McCaity i spendair; tin
wick with fiieie!sat ('i vsl,i Fall.
Mr. I M w ii n 1 Hughe i the chainp'ron
potato grower of Amasa, having grown
i'l his garden four potatoes weighing
eight pounds nml four ounce. One of
these potatoes weighed three pounds.
Mr. ami Mr. Iver Olson let uriied from
(been Pay Fi iday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Tliolnun (Sibson nml
family ret ni lied t he fore pint of last
wick. Since their ret inn Miss Merle has
Ueii quite ill.
Mr. Cari Cm Ison and son Oscar, were
at Ci vstal Falls Tuesday.
Pave Leonard, of Crystal I'al's, was
at Am is.i Sand. iv.
John .Ma it'll ;.. a mini r in t he
inploy of the Ibinlock Mining
company, was sei ioiiNly injuieil in the
iii'ue Tuesday. While pick ing oi e from
one of t he slopes, soue loose ole came
tumbling upon him nml he was thrown
il'iwn the lnile, receiv ing iejm i, n in tiis
arm and head. Through the competent
woi k of Pi . Mfl'urney he is steadily r.n-
pi oving.
Mr. L iwience, of Cleveliml. a In other
of Supt . t has. F. Lavvitlne is sp ntlu:g
t In week in tow u.
Ole Hager, of Crvstal Falls, was an
Amasa visitor Thursdnv.
Octobor Ladlott Hortio Journal.
"Inside of a Hundred Homes," the
I. it of a succession of ai t icle pict m ing
intciiois of the most, u 1 1 ir-t ica li.v Tar
iiirheil hou-es in Amr iica, is out! ol I be
notable lea t lire of the October Lubes
Home Join n il. Another of spen d in-
telfnt Mil I o.biee " flu New Ten. lilt s of
the White House" thioilgli phot ogl a Jts
of t he McK in by hoiiMhold. The .ic.
ure were made expressly for the maga
zine, and have never Ixfme Urn
pulihr-hed. Lilian Pell's cha t hi edit
a ml witty, il is need less t o slate -i J hei
pi cpara I ion and depai I lire for Pui ope
I also an lulerivt ing lealure. It is the
pi elude to a serie of letter Min I'.e'l
w ill w rite t o I lie Join ii. 1 1, giving hei im
pression of t h. Old W orld. In I lie
same issue Mr Lyman Ahhott lu gmr,
a Mcrie.t of " Peaceful Va llev " papei, in
w hit h she w ill port ray t ho hie of an idea I
runt I community.
Fwanl W. I'.ok points out, to toung
men where the best chance of hi i vest
await them, and counsels young women
who object to the word "obey" in the
uiaili.ige ccieiiionv. William (ieoige
Joitlan tells of the "Wonder of the
Woi Id's) Wash" the astonishing and
prolitable use to which lefuse ol luanu
fat ture, etc., is put. In it lighter vein
aie Charles Pana (bbson' Pit kens
draw ing "Cain I Phimmeraud his dan
glder" ; Mary I! Wilkin' sketch of n
New laiglaml apple paring I tee ; the con
clusion of "The Spii it of Sweetwater,"
I In ml in ( i a i kind's hi i ill. a nd a del it ions-ly-reininisceii
t peoui, "Leisurely Lane,''
which W, L. Taj ha- ha illustrated,
Mrs. S. T. Korcr solves the econonie
problem of feeding a f inuly of t ight nt
an aggregate cost of ten d ll.ns a wii k.
She fully dt tails her l. in, ami piesents
daily bills-of fan. Then is a timely
ill ticli; on Halloween game nml pa -I
time, and other touching evciy pU.tse
of wont in' woi k an I ho. ii" life. Pv
The Cut I is publishing Co tip inv, Phila
delphia. One doll i r s i 3 i ai ; ten rents
per copy .
Groat Music Offor.
Send us the name nml addresses ,,f
t luce or more p.r uu mn on the piano
oroigail together with ten cents in nil
vi r or poslnce and we will mail you len
piece full shict music, ciaisisling (
popiilai song, walljies, matches, tic,
ai tanged for the piano and organ.
Addles Pm l l-All Mltf Co ,
Imbauapt Jis, In.).
For yabj.
I har n large, second hand hoti l
raiiL'e w hu h I w ill wll a f. n bargnin. It
i in t luee wrl ions and cost when ie
.'.HI. p has U en us. .I . ul hllleaii'M
piactically a goisl im new. For
pal lit III. lis inqaiie of.
Casi'i.u iu:ki.i:.
BAKERY!
Tho untk'!si;;ml hr.vo form'tl
a partiior.liip for en rr virion tho
baUory btisfnuss in this city. Wo
f.irry a full litio of halcory stuff.
Call anil ccc us.
JOHNSON St
WOLINGRER'3.
Noxt, to WillvhistM.'s tlrn.ir Moiv.
rrrTT L-ircct rrom
The Cr.mnvitfn Ihui. Tho lYhdcsufcr I lie JcLber and Stcre Kttprr. i
P ?IlOP'lnllPll i i"iv
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Wheft nr.li'iii'.V. '
'I I xpri'-.s in.. in ,' in i!i r
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C.C!) ST .
M A1 I
Do Yots Know
That wo haw sold a carload of (! capos? V
will haw anothor carload in noxt wook.
Wait, il" you want a bargain. Oar old stand
by - Dnliith Imperial IMour.
A Carlorul of It.
Also a cni loud of Apples. Wo buy in ear
htads and can m;II accortlinly.
CRYSTAL VAU.S PROVISION
C()AUANV.
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: v. 'tt jc- i..' kk:
NATHAN & FISCHER CO. creations, ti biZ i
Ttiilois of Chicago, vho arc fAncy-priccd Draper's
prcAtcsi rivaix. Icuhmof modem masterly custom I
work with many students. Come in and turn the
pajres of th s jrrcat cmvdopaedia of fashions- Cef'
mcisurvd fcr ycur Fall and
get the riht fit, the right
... . .4 . . .
m vu.tMiy tti uit riy;1' price.
W. J. H order,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES!
Wo hoYo n com plot o lino of
thria. Also u lino lino of
WALL PAPER.
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