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CHEBOYGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 20. 1880.
NO 37
VOL.
5. -
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
UBLISHLD EVfcKr SATCRDAT BT
W. CHANDLER.
CHEBOYGAN, MICHIGAN.
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Kor uhseauent insertions. or a larger apace,
prices will be artTen at the offlce. .
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tertian. and (euits per line for each subsequent
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d r iiper year; each additional .lino l per
; yer
BCSINESS CARDS,
JJUMPllitEV & PERKINS,
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
noltl Cheboygan. Mich.
gHEPIIERD Sc 11 f K.
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in
Chancery.
Office, Main street. CHEBOYGAN MICH'
M
EDARD METIVIER.
COUNTY CLERK A REGISTER OF DEEDS
Offle hrtnrs from 9 o'cliicc A. M. to 12 M . and
from 1 o'clock P.M. to 4 P. M, for entering and t
cordin d erls or other Instruments, to be paid f r
When the same is left for record. 4J u7u
JJlKANIt J. PHELPS.
Agsat for tka Sala and Purchase of
Lands,
AND DEPUTY U. S. MARSHAL.
ffija with C. A. Gallagher, next door to the
postoffice, Cheboygan, Mich.
EMPLK LODGK N't. 331
1. O. O. F.
JANDS roil SALE.
3,000 Acres Selected Especially for Farm
ing Purpose and two Improved Farms.
i
Will be sM at low rates. Small payments down,
balance io -uit purchasers ko about t 000 acres
pine lands. J. & Me ARTHUR.
2Sseply Cheboygan, M ich.
VMeet8 every Friday evening
at 7 ;30 o'clock, at the Ma
sonic Hall, over rosx s an
Arsdale's store. A cordial
invitation la extended to all visiting brethren.
WM. SAULSOX, Sec'y.
BAL ESTATE AN D COLLECTION
AGENT.
I will sell or exchanu'e Villaee Property, P'ne or
Fanning Lands, Utechanre oisiiinagiremcr
tat, pay luxs, insurance, eoucct
Chrgeriainnl.le.
HOUSES TO RENT.
WILLAIM BARTHOLOMEW.
14 Cheboygan. Mich.
II EDO TO AN INSURANCE AGENCY
FIBE. MARINE AND LIFE.
Home, Fire, of N.Y., assets r--.G,12o.000 00
u.ni..Hin Vivo, of N. Y assets 828,000 00
Detroit Fire and Marine, assets 524,500 00
Mutual Life, of N. Y., assets 86,000,000 00
i on
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MISS L. A. RINES.
FASniONADLE DUESH AND
CLOAK MA h Eli,
Opposite Postoffice,
Is now receiving all the new styles for
Spring and Summer, I invite the atten
tion of the public to the same. All
styles of Ladies' Misses' and Children s
Garments cut and fitted or cut and made
to order.
FEBFECT. FITS GUARANTEED.
This is the place to purchase reliable
Paper Patterns of any style desired. Em
broidery Stamping, neat and rich de
signs. Machine stitching done to order.
Having a thorough knowledge of the
business, guarantee satisfaction and low
prices.
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
Official Paper of the County and Village
SATURDAY. MARCH 20. 1880.
EUREKA I
The Rlack Hirer Improvement Inaur
ed 645 Su;re-f 10,1X5 of the Stock
Subscribed
After many months of labor and agita
tion of the subject, we now " have the
pleasure of announcing that the success
of the improvement of Black river is as
sured by the subscription of 645 shares.
$16,125 of the stock, which under the
resolution of the the Board of Control,
will secure the land grant of 7,6C0 acres,
with $1,125 spare. That this was done
at this time we are indebted to the pub- J man
Northern Transit Line.
The following are the appointments
to the N. T. company's steamers for the
season of 1880:
City of Concord Captain, H. Brown;
engineer, js. a.nowiwm; steward, w.
Briggs. . -
Champlain captain, ii. h. w imams;
engineer, J. cunningnam; steward,
Robert Paine.
Granite State Captain, J. Connors:
engineer, D. Burns; steward, W. Norrie.
Garden City Captain, A. Shaver; en
gineer, Levi Bowen; steward, A. P. Idler.
Lowell Captain, W. Rollo; engineer,
Thomas Mooney; steward, F. Collett.
Lawrence Captain, Chas. Ely; engi-
geer, D. .Doyle; steward, T. Walsh.
Milwaukee Captain, Ira Bishop; engi
neer, D. Gravellf steward, A. Ward.
Maine Captain, W. II. Weaver; engi
neer, J. Raney; steward, R. Closs.
Nashua Captain, L. w. liaiiy; engi
neer, J. Tomlinson; steward, W. Cheese-
lic spirit of W. S. Humphrey, who this
morning stepped forward and in behalf
of himself and others subscribed $3,050
which made the gross subscriptions ex
ceed the amount required by the Board,
although not enough to complete the
work. There should be no doubt that
those who are even more interested in
the success of the enterprise than the if- Church, Capt. II. Morey; A. C. Keat
nnos who havo nlrpndv siihrihl will ing, v,apu ueo. Locnran.
-T3 II. WERNER'S
' CIGAR MANUFACTORY.
I have removed my Cigrar Factory to Third
street, over John Hannan's saloon. I am now
.kl. ... flit anv nrdor nn short notice. M V Ha
vana nnrt sd fSarara can not be beat. Orders !
received at the Factory or by m'!
81jan3m R.H. VvEKMhlt.
JOSEPH COCHRAN,
ar;hitect an builder,
Can be found at the office of Smith Bros-, Che-
Designs for Buildings of all kinds furnished
on short notice.
JJENRY . DAVIS,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Mi work in the line ? Surveytnd in all its
Ranches promptly attended to.
Office at residence on gammons street, Cheboy-
PALACEBAKERY !
I wish to annnonnce to the public that I am
ISTow Prepared
To supply all who desire goods ia my line
such as
Freih Brtad, Buns, Rolls, Calces
of Al' Kinds,
1 also keep on hand a supply of
Fresh Oysters!
Fresh HOME-MADE CANDIES dc
My Candies are
STRICTLY PURE
If you want cakes in plain or ornamental
stylesgive me a call. T wU supply Oysters,
Cake9, or anything in my Jne for parties,
socials sc. In connection I have a
First-Class Restaurant,
Where those wishing1 meals can be accommo-
at ail hours, -
now that the land grant is secured, come
forward and take what stock may bo
necessary to complete the work.
The stockholders of the company will
hold a meeting at an early day at which
officers will be elected, when the orgar
ization of the company will be fully per
fected in accordance - with law. The
Board of Control at its next meeting,the
31st inst, will be asked to ratify its for
mer proceedings, winch will probably be
consumated by entering into a formal
contract with the company to complete
the work as proposed. At the meeting of
the stockholders it will probably be de
cided just when and upon what plan the
work
for the good of the country at large
delaved until nearly three, under the ex-1 the deficiency bill which is now pendin
they will decide to complete "the work pectation of another bid which, it was in the house will take $1,250,000 out of
this RMQfin I understood, was coming in, but it did I the treasury as soon as it is passed, and
m,. nin-0fQTWi rt not. The proposals were tnen opened on the first ot April, $t,tJU,uuu in mier-
may iuny understand io nrt wa fnllnwsr Ust nn thfi b ner pent, loan will be due.
whom they are indebted for the success w B wbole road $12,494 75 The secretary will have at least $10,000,-
ofthisereat enterprise we subjoin the EliasM. Peck, whole road 13,220 00 0C0 to invest in b per cent. Donas tnis
net f ho otrt.irnni0a nrwi, nmnr.n v. i. sweet, whole road 12.UUU uu month, however, and win continue io
L UMBER
Lath,
OF ALL KINDS,
can.
K7-A1m Notary Public.
22narcbly
gPENCKR HOUSE,
Within three minutes walk of the steamboat
docks.
CHEBOYGAN, MICH.
E. GALLAGHER, - ROPRIETOR-
This well-known house has added to its ac
commodations for sruests iwo large Mmpic
pnn anA iwpntT flrstlass Guest Chambers,
and no trouble, or expense will be spared to
make it the Best Hotel in Northern Michigan.
TOCCLASS HOUSE,
CHEBOYGAN, MICH
This house Is pleasantly situated on the banks
t thn chphovran river, commanding a fine
riav nt tha strflitK.
First Class in Every Respect. Terms,
$2 to $2 50 per Day.
J, S.DOUGLASS,
(Formerly of the Mackinac House)
Proprietor.
I4sep3t
Shingles,
. Flooring,
Siding,
Doors,
Sash,
Mouldings,
Bracket
ALL KINDS OF
PLANING MILL WORK
on't fail to come or send to tb
HOUSE,
QA.SS
Corner of Third and Water Sts., Cheboygan,
Mien.
ALBERT I OATJLT. Proprietor.
Good Board Good Rooms Reasonable
Prices. 19July
C CKNTRAIi HOTEL.
Main St., CHEBOYGAN, MICH.
First Class in every respect.
C. MIIXS. Proprietor.
This House Is iust finished and is newly fur
nished throughout. Good accommodations for
ths traveling public. Good rooms and reason
able rates. 19Julyly
; Excelsior Lumber & Planing ills
A Large Stock of
Dry Seasoned Lumber on Hand.
All Orders by Mail will receive prompt
attention.
SMITH BROTLTERS,
lfebtf
A. FEXE R,
TACTICAL
Wathmaker and Jewele
AGENT FOR
O
CCIDEXTAIj IIOTEI
Petoskey Michigan,
PERRY ANDRESS,
Formerly of the Mancelona House
Proprietor.
This house has been entirely renovated, re
fitted and refurnished In the best style possiDie,
and will hereafter be kept as a u tttoT C-uass
HOUSE.
AND PATEJfT
EASY FITTING- EYE GLASSES
AND-THE
A few excellent horses and carriages will be I "D rnVIrTVi-sVl - A7 Q T.VTi
kept for the accommodation of the guests of ttiU1 w - w v
this house. HV.r.V.RRATKD
Co'
jAKE VIEW U O U E,
(Head of Mallet Lake.)
1. 8. BOCKES, Proprietor.
Good Boating, Fiehina and Shooting. Zitnvtt
-piONEER. HOUSE,
JP. M. SAMMONS, Proprietor.
Tlil llnnm la centrailr located, snd near the tcnm-
boit landing It has recently refitted snd lefur-
nishod. Prices to correspond wun me ume1, .
msylltf
QUSHMAN HOUSE.
PETOSKEY, MICH.
D. J. Cushman, Proprietor.
l'etoskeT is a delightful summer resort. This house
taa ample facilities ior the homelike accommoda
tion ol those seeking this delignUuI climate 101
neniin or recreation. wapriy
QEORGE E. FROST,
ATTOSNEY AND COUNSELOB AT
. LAW,
: ' ' CHEBOYGAN. MICH.
3,000 Acres of first class farming lands
in vncooygan county for sale.
9nov3m
pRINCE OF ORANGE L. O. U No. 151,
Meets once a month'on Tnesday on or bofore
the full moon, at ihe residence of W.Wiggins,
vneooygan.
J. H. Camfbsix, W.M.
K. Lancaster. Sec'v.
A cordial invitation Is extended to all mem
bers of the order in good standing, as visitors.
Quick-Train Watches
DEALER IN
Watches; Clocks, Jewelry
Fancy Goods
Books, Stationery,
Wall Paters." Picture Frames, &c
Main Street, Opposite Postoffice.
Osweeatchie Captain. W. S.Shay: en
gineer, B. Walroth; steward, F. McQuillan.
St. Albans Captain, J. Knapp; engi
neer, Robe'rt Walsh; steward, E. Bassett.
City of Isew lork Captain, 11. Den-
ner; engineer, P. Coleman; steward, Ed.
Woods. ,
Empire not appointed. 1
Barges O. J. Hale, Capt. L. Tracy; H.
STEALING AN OFFICE.
Navisution IVote
That What the Democrats at Ihe Sault
nre Accused of Doing:.
The Thursday evening after the vil
lage election at the Sault, the News says
the village council met and proceeded
to manufacture a President of the vil
lage by means of a proceeding unknown quarterg agailJt to await the opening of
to law or precedent, as siavea m an- navigation.
oiner column, me canuuiaiea ior rresi- Naviffation continues on lake Erie.
dent received the same number of votes; The propeiler Milwaukee of the X. T.
ine iaw may do a iiui muennue m re- line left Cleveland the first of the ..week
garduunecourseiu ueauupieuuy iiuages Toledo to load grain for Sarnia.
wslsiw ntinh Ai tAn m or r tda rttiT' tha Sivii n I 0
cil the majority of whom were Demo-; Capt. Cyrus Sinclair is to to command
crats, appeared to know just what they ; the steamer Davidson this season, and
Both of these gentlemen are wen known
The number of copyrights issued in
Detroit IB6 unnea oiaies aunng ioy was io,-
The Keweenaw arrived at
The St. Paul went into dry-dock at the asreregato weight of 1,479 pounds.
Detroit Wednesday and expected to start were last week exported from Milwaukee
to day for Tawas. .. . to Leipsig, uermany.
The British barkDelharee went ashore
r irhila ntamniniT ti nmaa tha I Vv I n m rM a
View an nil'Ljit ia ix v ,,cuv luiu niuiici
were going to .do. iney deemed mat
the several candidates should draw - lots
to see which was elected, but as the Re
publican candidate was in Washington,
that seemed such a one-sided affair that
the Demscratic candidate re
fused to draw. The council then
by a peculiar law of their
own proceeded to determine by. ballot
who should be President As the Coun
cil stood four to two, the result was not
uncertain. The Democratic candidate
was elected. He declined to qualify at
the time, and what the endwill be remains
to be seen. If we may judge from the
News' rendition of the affair, the Sault
is considerably exercised over the mat
ter. The whole affair, as we understand
here.
The N. T. Co. have chartered the Can'a-;
diau steam barge Tecumseh for the sea
son, and she will tow two and perhaps
three of their barges between Sarnia and
Chicago. This will relieve the steamers
that towed last season, and permit them
to join the boats of the line m the pas
senger trade.
river bar, Oregon, and will prove a total
loss; value of vessel and cargo, $ I2,uuu.
The largest single order of silk ever
received in Paterson was sent to a mill
in that city recently by an eastern firm.
The order called for J200.000 worth of
goods. -
The lower house of the Kentucky leg
islature voted down a resolution to give
the use of its hall : to Henry; . ard
Beeeher for the purpose of making an
address. . . . . , . r
The Connecticut Senate has passed a
bill providing that all jurors shall be 30
years of age and esteemed in their com
munity as men of good cnaracter, ap
proved integrity, sound judgment and
fair education. ' .
Full telegraphic reports from 11 west
ern states, published in. the Cincinnati
Times, show that the wheat crop is gen-
rVMl vmrioUr roa folt at T?qtt "any 111 guyi tu. u.uuu. i ravimatcu
city ror several oays in regard io tne er than that of last year.
propeller f axiom one ieii, mat cnyi rue committee on ways and means
Thursday of last week for Tawas. bavins have decided to devote next week to sev-
ic i x no niiuic auaiit ao c u.iah uiu ' li " i u i
it, savors a good deal of "Soo law," which about 25 passengers on board, several of eral questions involving changes in the
Two of these boats will ply between
Toledo and Sarnia (also in connection
with the Grand Trunk), but which two
are not yet determined upon. The boats
now running between Chicago, Milwau
kee and Ludington will take their places
on the Chicago and Sarnia line as soon
as the straits are open.
Croa Villaee State itoad Bid.
In accordance with the provisions of
the advertisement, last Monday after
noon Local Commissioner R. Robinson
opened the second lot of proposals for
the construction of the Cheboygan and
Cross Village state road. The hour set
was two o'clock, and at that time most
has rendered that place famous
many years past.
(?) for whom were ladies, and a crew, of 15.
Several days passed without any tidings
from her, but last Tuesday a telegr am
i was received at Bay. City stating that j
she could be seen twelve miles west
tariff laws, upon which hearing have
been held by theni, and to hold daily
meetings until they are disposed of.
The curious feature of the tornado at
Indianapolis, which we noticed last
northwest of Sebewaing, between the Lit- week, was that it did not come until after
tie Chanty and Jerome islands, fas: in
the ce; men could be soeu moving on
I lie bay was
the storm was over. Tho stars were
shining brightly, audit was clear weath
er, when suddenly with a roar came the
destructive gale.
A Kansas farmer, having lost his wife.
sent to a Pittsburg friend to pick another.
Increased Uevenue lteceipt.
A special telegram to the Post and
Tribune states that the customs receipts
for the first fifteen day3 in March were
f y.uuu.uuu, or $d,ow,uuj greater man me hen She jia(1 no steam.
corresponding days last year, while the foil of ice.
luteiuai levcuue ictniiu uunug mo Tho tner T nmrmt fnnnrfprA.l nn T.ilrP
dava nnniArt wprfl ovpr Jtfoaooo greater lne tug Lamont iounaered on Laice
J : . . . " r... I lri.i.:.. i o l n win in
than for tne same time last year, ine mivuKu Du.majr,.uu Vu Qne wag found agreeablef and her photo
e a lire receipts lul io uas wcic ia,uw, were iust. one auu me tug ucm 6i.ni sent. Kansas larmer was pleased and
UU, while the expenditures were o my to race for a waser of $25 from Pent- she was ordered on next train and mar-
4.2iU.UUU. leaving a SUrpiUS OI Over y,- t , Hp,1 nVht nwnv A )v nr two cinoa tha
a-a li.. r- j. 1 . 1 .i li. rri,: , i waLer tu ijiuiiiiiuu ami return. iiutviiii- i "-j- "j "
zou.lvj me nrsi nau ui ine muutii. iu ,in ,, ctnpni wa 1,invninT1.. Pittsburg friend received a letter from
i! IJnJBP The Gem made the trio in safety, but the the Kansas, man stating that he was so
me receipts Keep up uuiiug wo luuutu, jMmnnv . oll nnt tiaan fr - K,,nrt. pleased with his wife that he desired to
the reduction ot tne pumic oeot during - rtaA Ti,a a reward his friend for securinsr the Drize
was a deed for a fine
Kansas, and the mutual
JUSt Vlieu auu upuil Wliat piilU llie vaa vnu v uun, auu at iua huid uiuov mo icuuuwu ui iuc puum, ucun "'"'"6 ,'ma oftnr tbov liarl ctnrtad TllP Gem reward I11S inenU 1
will be done. We sincerely hope of the bidders, and a few interested spec- March will amount to $18,000,000 or Xnothe 'or him. Inclosed
, , ,. e wutereiy xiopa tators, were on hand. The opening was C00.0C0. But it is scarcely probable, as J a;' eiA.u Ct?nVK!m Ki5 tract of land in Ki
16 gOOd Of the Country at large that AauvlA nntil npnrlv ihrpp nnHpr thfi at- ho dpfi.ipnr.vl.ill wlnVh lanownpndinjr and found her floating bottom Side Up. irdli oi wnu m iu
Those lost were Capt. Lamont, his son
George. 13 years of asre, who was acting
as engineer, and Palmer Hill, who was
as fireman. Capt. Lamont leaves a large
family and Hill a wife.
friend has gone out there to settle down.
a
STATE NEWS.
subscribed:
Sharps.
McArthur, Smith & Co loo
W. S. Humphrey 14o
Wm. H. Bullen '. . . . 14o
James M. Turner 14o
Roys J. Cram loo
H. McDonald Io
Wm. McArthur 4
Wm. Chandler 4
Chas. R. Smith 4
G. D. V. Rollo 1
E. Z. Perkins 2
Am't
2,5oo
3,5oo
3,5oo
3,5oo
2,5oo
25o
M. W. Home, first five miles 5,300 00
Some time later James McAlister
brought in a bid for the last & miles at
$2,210.00, which was accepted by Com
missioner Robinson, he being satisfied
that it was made out before the opening
of the other bids, and will be sent to the
make purchases at the rate of $2,000,000
a week or thereabouts.
Onions are worth more than oranges
at Adrian all owing to the law of local
supply and demand.
One hundred and seventy telephones
Village are now in use at Bay City, the Saginaws,
Total,
C45
Examination for Color Blindness,
A few weeks since we noticed an order
from the Treasury department requiring
the examination of pilots for color
blindness. This order has been so modi
fied, by a recent circular from thede-
A change of some importance, has just
taken place in the firm of Wetmore &
Co. As will be noticed in our advertising
columns, P. M. Lathrop who has for the
100 Board of Control with the rest for the past two years had the management of
f"" final action. The lowest bid was C. P. the business , has been admitted as a
25 owcet, ui aamasao, miiiu " " Fj"y?"j partner. The nrm win nereaner do
k be accepted by the Board, although $2,000 LAom no Wotmnra Sr. T.athrnn. This as
I . . , ii ii - 1 1 u I ' ' : r . til uc al
nigner mail me uub uiruwu out far as the mercantile or store business -nnn o
tb,izo previuus reitiug lvl dvuio diui, imui- ig concerned. The outside lumDer DUSl- MinntPS nf la?t mPPtino-. hPld Marph
mill TV I ,, v - i.: 1 v u u I . a
""""J 1 ness etc. win ue cuuuuueu j tuo M2 1SS() rpart and annrnvpl.
xwo wniiet rake Houses. nrm .f v etmore & Co, and win, as nereto- Moved and TOted that a committee of
Council Proceeding-
(Official)
A TPtrnlar mpptinr nf thfl
Council was held at the Council rooms and the mills along the river.
Tuesday evening March. Ifi, 1880. 1 1 A Wyandotte man has made a bet of
Present President McDonald, Attor
ney Humphrey. Trustees Miner, Gal
lagher, McArthur, Van Arsdale and
Smyth.
Absent-Trustee Galbraith.
On motion of Trustee Gallagher voted
that the rules governing the last coun
cil be adopted as the rules for the new
onWimi fa.t that thorn fore De under the management of Mr. two be appointed to investigate or exam-1 works in that place.
Settled iaCl mai mere I T ott.MT Xfr T athrnn has hppn idpnt.l-1 i. ii. i i i ... ii ii i I m . rr. o..i
$400 that he will cross the Detroit river
on the ice before the 1st of April.
The state fish hatchers planted 1.000.-
000 young whitefish in Lake Michigan
at boutn Haven on riday or last week.
Over 70 cars per day are being trans
ferred at the Grand Trunk crossing, at
Port Huron, with freight for Manitoba.
J.D.Dicky, of Pittsburg, will engage
in the manufacture of bromine at Mid
land, using certain refuse from the salt
new hotel, and nave advertised n as . "r :r , :r;, iuuiiuitiee, appumteti iuuuw
partment, as to allow pilots employed at such, far and near.'so that it would be m the Vsts one,9f tiie Jif st m t.?,eJlaK' "am McArthur and H. J. Miner.
Wil-
nlaces remote from a marine hospital I impracticable for them to change the
station to be examined by any respec- name without considerable trouble and
... .jivii i. .n expense to say nothing of the loss of the
table resident physician, whose certifi- vWisini?Bo far done. Herman Krehler.
cate that such pilot is exempt from the before he was aware that Smith Bros.
disease known as color-blindness, shall had settled upon the name for their hotel,
accompany me license and oatn or omce had determined upon calling his house
of such officer, when sent to any board the Mullet Lake House, and has also
no one who knows Mr. Lathrop will doubt.
We wish the new firm unbounded suc
cess.
it PnAma t rtk a qott ion Tar t n q t. mora ' - . a
i 0wma , iv. u lAthrnn. Mr. L.atnroD nas Deen menu- tna t arra hta n c it i,i,n,a i Tt, Tm iv v
- K HTnllof lot. .oil. o , 75 J.CZ ll ' M,l. n l uoviwuo wM, ,UD.iUCJua., iUO i..1CiDo vilj opvfiwug 11UU HUM
ivtv utci3 vu iuuiicv vi ned wuu mw mierests ut vueuujgau bu been properly kept, and to confer with now abont 40 members. Thomas T
ed the "Mullet Lake House." Smith Bros, long that his friends will be glad to again the attorney in regard to what books may Bates, the energetic editor of the Grand
have decided upon that name for their ? his name at the head of business. be necessary for the use of the Village Traverse Herald is president of the club.
The new judge of the tenth judicial
circuit has ordered a special term of the
Saginaw county court to open April 12.
it win do devoted to criminal and chan
cery suits.
A Battle Creek babe had a screw drivpr.
tack hammer and'a gold watch to play
with. When the fun began the watch
was worth $17u, but its value rapidly
uepreciaieu.
Charles A, Willis, who was Dardonpd
from the Ionia house of correction several
months since by Gov. Croswell because
he was dying of consumption, died at
his home in Milan. Ohio, week before
last.
On Motion of Trustee McArthur voted
that H. J. Miner be appointed President
pro tem. for the ensuing year.
On Motion of Trustee wm. McArthur
voted that a committee of three be ap
pointed to take into consideration the
matter of buying a safe for the use of
the Village. Committee appointed as fol-
One of the parties who have been look
ing over the lands of the D.. M. & M. R.
R. Co., on the north shore, returned to
fcJa vil Intra Tnpadnv niorht. thp Know hp-
of local inspectors for renewal of his advertised it quite extensively in this hng so deep that that they could not pros- lows: Trustees Gallagher, Van Arsdale
li.nnnn In i. mnnnn mrvrrlArA X .nln i.l. 3 . 1L.1 Jl 1 - 1 &. .. . "Li . - i . .1 anil Cmrfh
1KC113C m mo uiciuuci luiiucu in iuio i state uuuer mail name, auu is uaviug ecute tne worK. inis party consisieu 01 1 "'" "V , . ., ... ...
42. Rules and Regulations. Upon re- U si cm nainted in Detroit, bearincr the f000ro WaH Tnrnpmnd Pao-P of this The bonds of the village constable
ceipt of certificate, a license shall issued name for his house. We think this is to viiiarp" They renort there has not been were presented, and on motion, voted
the same as though said examination be regretted but we do not see as either as much trespassing upon the lands as at the same oe approved and placed on
had been made by a marine hospital nartv is to blame for the matter. The wem mticinntpd Thpv lpft Prpntiss Bay file.
surgeon. This modification is not to be two houses are situated on the upper Monday morning and came home by way
end of the lake and bearing the same 0f Point St. Ignace, and state that the
name will be likely to cause some con- crossing from the Point to Mackinac
fusion among the traveling public who city was not overly safe. The other par-
may not be familiar with the situation, ty of land lookers, when last heard from,
In our opinion it would be much better Was in the burnt land region. The snow
applied to applicants for original
licenses; they, in all cases, must be ex
amined in the manner provided in cir
cular rso. 14. A second visual examina
tion will not be required in any case.
On motion of Trustee Gallagher voted
to adjourn.
JSORMAN . LYONS, Clerk.
and inspectors will therefore retain all if the name of one or the other could be j9 much deeper on the north shore than
certificates upon their permanent files,
for reference in cases of applications for
renewal of licenses.
Asthma is a spasmotic affection of the
bronchial tubes, which are covered with
a dry, glutinous phlegm. "Brown s
Bronchial Troches" are offered with the
On the 4th of February a team of
horses ran away from Robert Fayette, of
near uiam i,aKe, ana could not be found.
A few days ago ' thev were found
snagged" in the woods, and both starved
to death. .
The Detroit copper smelting works.
of snow fell.
Farmland Farm ProdncU in IHacki
nac County.
From the annual report of the Secre-
changed, if such was possible without it ia here, being Z4 or 4 feet deep.
discommoding too greatly the arrange- Wednesday night of last week 18 inches fullest confidence in their efficacy as an TOw v. huahoon T
nln.ln ro,! I . 'li " I ,11 H .' "iv" "vv " "Uiniug 1H1 VUlVIiaU.
uicuw oiiu; luouc. I Ul BIIOW icll. CApcctuiaui, ouu in uitiuies gne 1111- ita usual nnmhpr Of mpn for mmifima
back, will on the first of next month nut"
Loss of appetite means the loss of all its furnaces in operation and employ
nearly everything else. It can be cured a mu quoua 01 men.
The Chippewa County News, by a math
ematical calculation which is doubtless
as correct as the annual census of St.
A Close Contest,
The village of Sault Ste. Marie held its
first election under its new charter, on
tary of State we take the following in re- Tuesday, the 2d inst, with straight party taken by the newspapers of that
gara o iarms and iarm products or our lines drawn. The contest was an ex- city after the publication of the city
neighboring county. Like the returns J ceedingly close ne, there being a tie up- directory, estimates the Sault village to
irom uneoo
last week, tl
only one township in the county. Moran. mixed, the majorities running irom l to
being returned, so that while credited to 28. The Democrats elected four out of
the whole county, they are really only the six trustees, clerk, treasurer, assess
returns from Moran township. or and constablo. The Republicans elect
by Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic. Always buy it.
C03lDEXSE2 NEWS.
tion there was 264 votes polled. . Then
the News thinks there wereao persons
who did not vote. This would make 300
voters. At five inhabitants to eaeh voter,
The total number of acres of improved ed two trustees and street commissioner, thats the basis upon which St. Louis is
land in i7y was zw. une acre was re
turned as planted in wheat in 1878,
yielding 14 bushels and ranked 74 in the
state as to average yield,
The total number of acres in farms in
1878 was 1,198, of which 346 acres were some majority.
improved and 8o2 unimproved. There
were 16 farms averaging 74.88 acres.
in is ( there was one acre planted in
corn, yielding 21 bushels; 30 acres in
oats, yielding 460 bushels; 13.50 acres in
The Republican candidate for President larger than Chicago.
Hon. 11. W. Seymour, was absent on vis- has 1,500 inhabitants.
it to Washington, looking after the rail
road interests of the Sault, or he would
doubtless have been elected by a hand-
Sault Ste. Marie
We are surprised
Congressman Hurlbnrt predicts that
Illinois will send uninstructed delegates
to Chicago.
ine Wisconsin state senate has con
curred in the assembly resolution provid- Jj j 1 ' i " " ' ,rfVa f . U
incrfnr female snffra?P. delivered an address of welcome and Dr.
s. a. oones made the inaugural koppcIk
Governor Croswell has appointed De-
Witt C. Gage, of East Saginaw, iudge of
the 10th circuit in place of. Judge 'Pen
nant, resigned, and James B-Judkins, of
Hersey, judge of the lyth circuit in nlaeA
of Judge Haight, deceased.
Tho new homeopathic hospital at the
1st ate "university was formally dedicated
Vri.liTT nirrlit rf loo ..1, T 1 i i -
at editor Steeres recklessness. The
census man will be around in a couple
of months, and what a fall there will be.
Personal.
Cheboygan
BOILER WORKS,
WM. HESS, Prop'r.
Boiler Work tn all various tranches
promptly aone. -
BOILERS & SMOKE STACKS
Made and repaired.
taShon
Watson's foundry.
on Main street, adjoining Perry &
jICD-l
The Peoples Line.
The managers of the Peoples line of
steamers, on the shore route, composed
nf tha otonmora St. Pflnl Marina Pitv
KJS"" JB.." and Peail. hare arranged the time table
S5"3a5r 79 tonrr hay. ; al2'ls teiisi!
In Mow 1W7U thorfl tuara 9 Yinraaa J7 lcuuill iu v.n- waiuuiav
ing for female suffrage.
About 700 men are out of work at
Chicago in consequence of the eliair
and frame workers strike.
Boston has revived the old project of
building a ship canal across Cane Col
It was proposed as far back as 1670.
The Canadian government is about to
John Dodd left for Detroit the first of issue $150,000 in 25. 15 and 10 cent pieces
the week.
Mrs. Dr. Bowes left on the stage Mon
day for a visit of a few weeks with her
friends in the southern part of the state
milch cows, 37 cattle other than milch JISr,ia tSvmrtIiS Oitv will rnri Tuesday evening. Patrons of Nelson & Queen Victoria, Thursday of last
cows, and 10 hogs. ShA pm3 to The German government has s
The report gives 28bushels of cherries, ' ,i T S line of the latest styles of new goods.
I a concession for bnildino- acanr
plums, currants, and berries raised and
sold in 1878.
St. Paul to Cleveland. They will touch une Vl lue liuesk Blies VL uew x'
at all St. Clair River ports, including Captain James W. Bennett came over
Port Austin and Tawas. The above boats ra.tinsn Saturday and lpft. on tho
On KatnrriaV thft 14th Of ITphmarv thft are in SPiendld COnUlUOn, and Will Degin Cnnlon mnrninn TTa nrnnf tn r
. j - - j i . . i . - ,v otai,g uuuuui .uiriuiug. u ur iiw tui l . . . " . . . . 7 n j . , . -
mail carriers from Mackinac while cross- eir regular wiiMuiwnavigauon Bennett in readiness for PaJinS fisAjuu.iw oiirauduient uei, uaugiuer, uoi oeing among the
upeus, ieaiug amcj luitturn 9 1 the season S business ipeuaiuiis uutaiiieu uy me riaiui ageut I
Several other speakers had something to
say fitting to the occasion.
A citizen of Kalamazoo who writes na
if he knows whereof he speaks, relates
how Colorado now holds hundreds of
Michigan men who would leave for home
if they had money enough. They are
lured there by the prospects of sudden
weaitn and the railroads' cheao exciir
sion rates, and once there nothing re
mains but to stay and dig, tramp, steal,
beg, or do the best they can.
Thomas Tunison and wife of Fairfield,
Lenawee county, celebrated the 50th an
niversary of their marriage March 2.
There were 42 relatives present. aJthnno-h
granted only 13 of their 27 -rannVhiid rpn ami
a concession for building a canal unit- one of their 10 great-grandchildren were
ing the Baltic sea with the German in attendance. They were the parents
ocean. of six children, throo
It is believed that the government is daughters, five of whom were there, the
We hope they will keep them at home
The exodus fever has struck the color
ed people of Kentucky, who are emigrat
ing to Kansas in large numbers daily,
Tampa T?nJi3Pll T.owp11 nrponntod ha
B.H-Begole arrived home from Chicago credentials as United States minister to
week
wharf, foot of Griswold street, Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Whiting are ex-
ing the straits saw a chair, dust pan and
broom floating in the ice. It is thought
probable that it was a portion of the
luiuiiuiB ut wo yueu laiun v, iusu uu ana PUt in condition lor me season s in o-. W nndPrstand tliPv will ctnn
Lake Michigan the latter part ,of January worfc Ca t . Riley and Chag Adam8 with Mf. and Mr8 w. G.Boggs until that
neat nine cottage is iurnisned and in
thieves.
..i..i. n (wi si i.
T1, tn BiomiTiilr ia hoini nvoTnanlail i a a ' it i .7 . I . VUUiraCtS lUr mail TOUieS naT8 J , hu ""aiCPiuruvuiuaiaua,
The tug Bismarck is being ov erhauled pected to arrive on the stage this even- been concluded by the postoffice depart- Branch countv. hunff a Pil of cream in
A few days since Mrs. Sherman, a ladv
75 years of age and a resident of Batavia,
wViHa ottamnfinry A rrr fTfm Pagrov
island to Little Traverse. The carriers engineer, are both busy at work on her.
never mentioned the fact until the. first She was not in as bad a condition as was
of this week. If they had done so it is supposed. The leaking which occasion
possible, should the supposition that it edso much troubled last season was
was a part of their household effects be occasioned by the lack of a little oakum
correct.- that a search might have dis- in some of her seams. She is to have a
covered the bodies of some of the ill- new boiler sometime early in the sea-
fated family. I son.
order.
C. P. Sweet of Kalkaska, publisher of
the Kalkaskaian, was in the village
Monday looking after the contract for
ment, the total amount of awards being ? w?u t0 fceeP co01 when the string broke,
about $885,000. letting it down to the water, a distance
The winter has been remarkably se- tVf.ii ?XM.!,alIPM t1"1"??
vere in Palestine. At Bethleham, at the Tntc , thVwPl hv Ze ,ner,f
lW'the8,l0W Dear,y nerntn
mree xeet oeep. fhft .n an f,vinn4h. , " ,
Reports from various parts of Tpxasi m her teeth, she asrenripd hv tha ean.
building the Cheboygan and Cross Village show that the fruit and corn cron is ma- process and alighted on tprra rma aa
State road. : He favored the Tribcn'E terially injured, and in many instances sound as a dollar. CoWjrnfer Revubli
office with a call, entire destroyed. 'con, .
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