The Wakefield News from Wakefield, Michigan • Page 3

Saturday, August 13, 1927 THE WAKEFIELD NEWS OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COMMISSION -August -10, 1327 the i Commissi011 -Wakefield. held at the City Hall, JO, 1927, at eight o'clock p. in. Present: Jtfayop Gilbert. Conuiiissioners Matthews.

Lake and Aosent-: Commissioner' Harju. Cem 1 sionec supported by Commissioner Matthews, the minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published. Yeas: Simonsok Late, Matthews 'and Gilbert Nays: The- following bills were presented: 5.00 National'Bank. Wakefield, Michigan, bond and interest Rational Bank, unkefield. Michigan, bonds and interest 2,500.00 Rational Bank.

Wakefield, Michigan, bonds and interest 5,025.00 Board, of County Road Commissioners, maps C. nickel badges Michigan Bell Telephone C. X. right of State Bank of Mayville. coupon The jFritz-Cross Company, miscellaneous supplies Michigan Bell Telephone Company, toll "and service 1 1 Great Electric Appliance Company, solder and miscellaneous mwsie for city band Amertean-LaFrance.

Fire Engine" shut-off handl'e'and "babcock bottles 60ft Sign Company, KellyiHow-Thomson Company, hardware supplies City Band, services at)concert supplies Tie Sunday IroriVtompany, bolt ends 1.. Plymouth Mining Company, miscellaneous supplies Department, services at fire aj'oJ) BetiyTs Iiunch', meais The Michela Company, coal and miscellaneous supplied Anton Ringsmuth, miscellaneous supplies Myers Company, miscellaneous supplies 3 77 City Plumbing Company, electrical supplies' as "per "Quotation of June 1927 Nays: None. The following resolution was offered: WHEREAS, the County Road Commission at a meeting held at Bessemer Michigan, August 8, 1927, passed a motion agreeing to accept the right of way in the City of Wakefield. from the old County Road south along 4schermaw and Putnam Streets; thence east along Putnam to Sunday Lake Street, RESOLVED, that the City Commission of the City of Wakefield, by virtue of this resolution do hereby approve the action of the County Road Commission in taking over the above described right of way and making it a part of the County Road System of the County of Gogebie, State of Michigan. i It was moved by Commissioner Matthews, supported by Commissioner Simonson.

that the resolution, as presented, be adopted. PAGE THREE origin of the term of contempt, "At any rate, the method of collecting payments for leased property is not so rough as that recorded in a lease dated 1330, which contains the clause, "that once a year forever the Reeve of said Manor of Lamborn shall come to Godolphin and there boldly enter the hall, jump upon the table or board, and stamp or bounce with his ffcet or club to alarm and give notice to the people of his approach and then and there make proclamation aloud throe times, 'oyez, oyez, oyez, I come here to demand the old rent duties and upon which there is to ba brought him two and six pence in rent, i a l.irge quart of strong beer, a wheaten loaf worth sis pence and a cheese of like (To be continued next week). Teas: Nays: Simonson, Matthews and Gilbert. None. 4070 20 6S 38.40 7.76 60.00 36.87 .30 tf Commissioner Simonson, supported by Commissioner bills were approved and ordered paid subject to the approval of the absent commissioner.

Xeas-s. Simonson, Lake, Matthews and Gilbert Nays: None. Tae following reports were presented and read: Health Officer's report covering water analysis. TMJv. it5 aS rep rt easn receipts and disbursements during the month of July, 1927.

showing on hand August 1, 1927. jReport of Fire Department covering the fire of July 26, 1927. On mo ti on Commissioner Matthews, supported bv Commissioner Lake tne VanOHR rpnm-t-c nro-pa ,1 -r-r Simonson, Lake, Matthews and Gilbert Nays None. August 10 1997 To the Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners City of Wakefield, Michigan. Gentlemen: A sample of water collected from the city water mains on IB Gra Very truly yours.

I- C. PROTJT, M. Health Officer. of one Mock ot pavins and on Hatrteon Stree Yeas: Simonson, Lake, Matthews and Gilbert. JAMES E.

JOPLING TELLS OF MANY CORNISH MINING TERMS (Continued from. First Page) The Commission then, on motion of Commissioner Simonson supported by Commissioner Matthews, adjourned. i -CHESTER A. RYDESKI, City Clerk many of the minerals, including uranium, the ore of radium. list of names would be a long one it is said "that there were over 300 but a few of-them are given-as example.

In the western district Land's End are the Botalack and St. Ives. In the west central are the Dole-oath and Carn lirea. The east central has the Pol- gooth and Ruell Trelawney. "Most of these mines are leased and thp payments are termed royalty because all the minerals formerly were owned by the-Crown of England.

The term royalty is now generally used for payments of mineral leases, even in the United States. The area of the leased ground was limited by the i boundaries, or bounds, as they were! failed, and the lesser was known as the bounder, whicli perhaps was the; Fat's Place Ice Cream acco Fat's Place Service is always on Top Fresh Roasted Peanuts Hot Buttered Popcorn Take a bag with jrciu when you go for that ride A Word With the Old Folks ElderlyPeopleAre Learning Importance of Good I the later years of life there 13 apt to be a slowing up of the bodily functions. Good however, is just as essential to the old as to the young. Many old folks have learned 'the value of Doan's Pills when a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys is required. Scanty ot burning passages of kidney secretions are often signs of improper kidney function.

In most every community are scores of users and endorsers who acclaim the merit of Doan's. Ask your neighbor' DOAN'S Stimulant Diuretic to thm Kidneys Fotter-Miltmra PILLS 60c Longfellow Bread is Good Bread rising from the moors, the cultivated valleys rprotected from the high winds, the rugged coast of the Atlantic ocean all make wonderful contrasts Vhich delight the artist. the interesting experiences was that of going down the Dolcoath mine, which was then l.SOO feet in depth, or three hundred fathoms, as the miners term it. On my arrival in the Cambourne mining region, it was impressive to see the many evidences of mining operations. There were the active mines, indicated in the distance by the shaft houses and engine houses and the tall brick stacks of the boilers, but besides these, and scattered far and wide, were the remains of former operations more or less ancient with great piles of loose rock, or waste from the mines, the old buildings, more or in ruin, and numerous excavations scattered over the hilte.

Along the stream beds which wound among the rocky hills and on their courses toward the sea, there were the stamp mills where the ore was crushed and the richer portions extracted. "Tin and other ores have been mined in Cornwall for ages, because even among the remains of the stone age there have been found implements and ancient workings in the mineral deposits. Previous to tlie Roman occupation, the history of mining in Cornwall is largely traditional. It is certain that, tin was produced at an early age. together with some gold and silver.

-The tin became an important item of trading in early commerce on. the sea. and the records show that it was brought to Greece as early as about 300 B. C. There is enough evidence to show that it was also carried at a much, earlier date and it is generally believed that the Phoenicians "monopolized the trade for a long period.

It may have been used in Egypt at even an earlier date. It was used in making bronze and for many other purposes, such as fixing the Tyrian Purple. "Besides tin and copper, the ancients found a little gold which occurs but rarely. Silver is found in considerable quantities in galena, which is the ore of lead, the lodes occurring principally in the limestone. This ore in Cornwall, in several mines averaged more than five dollars to the ton in silver, besides the lead values.

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