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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-03
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i6sn &*bler bon @tearnS 8ountp erf'areid)
MIDI Giermit als unabb01aigtr Gauoioat ilr
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-03
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iden @dbler BON Slearus Gountb erfldre id)
mid biern,it als nnabtdueiaen 4 anoioat fir
bas Amt oes Gountb snmaltes fir Steatns
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-03

1arbisr bon BrootIpn. Neu Dorf
Der ieit Idnqerer 3eit obne Bei4dfti-
sune if. bot, um ieiner Notb elm On.
oe 3u MAIDEN, 2anbonum perl9ludt.
Gr wiro i&werli& 3u retten fem.
Ser @ouperneMr bon 2ouiiiono.
2ouis alfreo Bilt. tpel4er am sc.
tober in N,m Orleans an oer @dmino-
lu&t 9eitorben. 1T. muroe nur o&t.
unoorefbia Sabre alt. Gr itammte
ni9t, tpie friber in oeutl9en 3eitun=
seu bebauptet ,uurbe, pon 9eut(9en
ob.
gu Mfoto>pan, q. g., beaine Der
osutl@e Sobona Slider, on Dem l@on
leit ldnserer 3eit Spmptome BON Sci.
!tesltorung beo6a4tet >poroen waren,
5e!bitmoro. Sn Ieinen 3ulbsn
ianoen li@ $3.50 Dor, wd6reno er
lsbtcr Sage Den Na9barn setlast
bate, ooB er teinen Gent @slo mebr BE-
|Iite.
Dos Proisct elmer unteriroij4en
8roanwop=8obn in Nem Dort to6t
bel ben bierbei in Betraat fommenoen
s runobeiitern ouf enti&isbenen QSi=
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&c cine @eriammlun9 as, in oer@runo<
eisentbum BON nobs3u $10O,O00,0OO
reprdlsntirt mar, uno proitirtsn ee=
gen Die Mnla9e Der 8abn, ba bier
our@ ibr @runoei9entbum 9eI9doigt
tpiiroe. .
Die tdotilden fSreibaoer in q. g.,
.uaresn in Der oiesjdbrisen @oiIon,
10 eide pom l. SUM big 80. September
,pabrte, nod Der nunmebr poqenbeten
offiiieQen Mufnelluns suiammen non
3. 498,532 2,38l,209 n,dnnli@sn
uno 1,l19,323 meibli4en @el4led5ts
- frequentirt, 9essn 1851 1888
relp. 2,88l,279 in Den ent|prs=
4enoen Yeriooen Der beioen @oriab,
re. ......
0ie 9'iAe Der 9arriet @mitb. Der
ungliidli6en 6rau, Die ii@, ,pie idon
qemeloet. am letten 5omitose suOber=
Monte!air, e. g., Den 9als ourd=
(idnitten bate, 1T ouf Dem oortieen
Mrmen &ir6bofe in aller5tille beeroi9t
uorben. oa oer angeblibc &atte Der
Selbitm6roerin am Sage nod oem5o.
De oerielben lpurlos peri9wunoen iit.
3arriet Smitb mar cine So9tsr beg
|oeuti9en gonoitors Yof BON &pad,
q. 9.
Dieler Sage uuroen bonn Yatent-
Bureau in Baibinston fir S6omas Il.
@oiion ni&t ueni9.r als % Yatente BE-
mi0i9t, BON oislen ba,ten 20 ouf iein
electrii&es 8eleuatuu9s @ptem 81.
,us. 9iermit bat 6err Goioa big iett
209 Yatente bemilliot erbalten uno lol=
len nod mebr als 100 ieiner Yotent=
9 @eiu9e bem betreFenoen Bureau bebufs
Beeuta4tun9 reip. 8emillisuns porlie-
gen.
9ielr euti&e @eieQi4oft BON Yenn.
|ipIuanien" be9ins tiir3li9 in pbilaoel=
|pbia ibren 100. @eburtstae. l1r-
|'priinsli3 ioQte bic Teier i4on am 20.
September, Dem eisentl@en Sabresta=
&c, itattinoen. ,uuroe ober inTolse oes
am 10. @eptember erfolsten 8obes BON
@1rFelo bis jebt peri9oteu, Sic Teier
fano in Der r@t @,ore's 9aQe" fott,
uao 3u cerielben mar ou9 9err Glaas
@ode, oer Brdioent Der uDeutl4en
@eleai&att BON WdrpIano", einsela-
oen.
Ser californii9e @sl9i4ti9reiber
8oncroft( ni&t 3u perme9ieln nit
&eorse 8ancroft) bot ioeben Elm 3uei.
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neg 8aditeinbaus BON pier3is BEL i.&s-
sig SUB ausoebuuua 3u bem 3meds
in 6risco erridten laEen. feline Yripat
inmmluns BON Ba&ern unter3ubrineen
,utlde @.senfidnoe oer :paeifii9en Rii.
fte bebanolen. Sic 8ibliotbef 3dblt
iebt 5.000 8dnbe unb if beionoers
reid on weribpoQenO Ori9inalbonoi4 oi4rif.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-03

" mdbdben rerlapet. Gin ainoer.
Mdb@en, un9efobr iiinfjebn Sabre alt. miro
anm fofortiaen gintriti herlaugt bon e. s..
So lliuS. 40
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-03

li&en @ibuns 3uiammen. 1le AZ
Mit9lieoer tparen etitbienen. Bei Der
woblpriifuns luuroe bic g8abl bes
otrrn Berger beanifanbet, neil er tein
oeletli&es 0omieil i'm 2arbe babe.
Berger prottftirte, Is fam 1u beftisen
Morten. iuoem Berger b.bauptete. bob
Die Snternationale Bant 64ulo trage
am 2ra@ Der Nationolbonf. Sic
&ommer entl&ieo. oab Bereers Wabl
erit bann siiltis ertldrt tperoen tonne,
wenn ct bemeiie, bas Ct 5ur 3eit Der
@obl ieinen seitsli@en Wobnib i'm
2anoe 9ebabt babe. Num bic @abl
Der 9erren 8reisoorf uno 9r. TaQi3e
miro beanitano.t, uno 3par tpe9en oes
9irtenbriefss. 9err Golli3e ertldrte,
'uenn mou i5re Wabl beonfanoe. 10
miibte aud bic Wabl Mnberer beans
itanost peroen, piiroe Sic @o6l iml1n=
9emi fen bleiben, lpdre o!e Abitimmnn9
ni4t frei. I'm teine ldnsere 9i4cui.
itonen beruor5uruien, 9ins Die Rammer
auf Den antrag Elm, Die Priifung Der
beioen @ablen bis gum Nopember
5inaus3ul1ieben, Gle beioen @e,pd6lten
iollsn ieoo9 an ben Mbitimmuneen
She'll nebmsn. Gin le9r curief fes@er.
fobren, jeoenfaQs. Sic &ammer tbeil.
te li9 in3 Sectionen um beu 8anf-
9ertentwuri Der &e9ie1un9 81 bera=
tben.
Wo&enoo,f. 0;eier Sage fe;erte
Die feierIi& ,. Ow'i@e Tamilit oaz
S00jabri9t Subi!dum ibter Anidiiiqts,1
bi.rlelbt. 81 oielem .otnt,uiiroi9vn
Sage batten lie ale Mnseb0risen Der
Greiberrnfamilie ruon On" in Der al
ten 9eimatb pereinist. Sic Subila.
umsfei.r 6eitdno il, eincn aiitt1sana,
8ewirtbune Der Diennboten u. 6ano=
merter Der biei9en p.Omi&en9errl@of1
iiber 200 an oer 3abl, uno in elmer &e-
De bes @6lobbefbsrs :Greiberrn @ans
Garl ,. Ow.
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Grbouer oes Braunidmeia =9entmals,
fit bic Mieoerbertslnnes!ofen Ger
bsihdoigten Sb,i!e oesislbtn perant.
rortli9 ertldrt uro i'm pnter Mnorob=
un9 Der @eridlsflase auf9eforoert, OBJ
ne @eriue bic notb,uenoigen Ar6eiten
por3une6mea.
Berlin, 27. Oct. @ier Gorti@rittler,
nit ginfub 20ue's, ,@it@otu's ,3i@ter's.
uno BON 5auden Sorputi@e'n ino er-
mdblt.
Sn 5tuei Difritten fino @tidmobIen
jwil@en ben Ganoioaten Der Sort
i4rittler unb Der 6ocialiiten uotbmen.
|oig.
8is aur @tunbe iino nur bic Me-
lultate Der Qr6beren @tdote betannt.
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Muniter uno i'm 3meiten Dilt1itt BON
W}un9en lino bic Ganoioaten Der G:n.
trumspartei, in 9iibed unb R6nias.
berg Gorll9rittler uno in Bremen uuo
@aarbriiden National = 2iberole er.
wdblt.
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8ifritt BON Miinhen, MaobeburQ
uno 9annouer fno 6ti4mablen moth.
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m0hlt.
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bortem &fs in flint BON ben 1eds
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itrit: 1T cine @tidwabl 5mii@en Dem
libtrolen uno Dem iocialitiiAem gan-
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tttitt ,pur6e 6t6dsn bon Wir4om qe=
i&iager.
OeRetrei@< l1n9orn. 2onbon, 81.
Ott. R6nis 9um5eet fam aui fein.r
&eiie nod Wien Bel Yonteba uber Die
0fsrrei&ii&e @ren3e.
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muror in @illa@ entbuiiaHii4 empfan.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-03

IL Cine fat neue @etreibc YutmibIe
(Gannina Miu) i!t bilis au oerfaufen. Nd.
beres in ber Expedition oieies Blattes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-03
SIN beiBen Ma5ier,

Orpbon ". Gobse, Battle Grcef Mid.
fdreibt: SD uurf cine Sheetarne bou bei6rn
@aiIers iiber meine 9aub SD aebrau@te lo-
fort : bomas' Gelestrie Sil uno uno bic
&irfuns par iofort,ae 2inoeruus perS9mer.
gen. 9n brei 8asen mar id asbcilt.
3um &erfaufe bel SEQ. 6 Spencer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-03
3u permeioen0e uebel.
g. 81. GpanS.

Sid3u iibelefen if in etner srt Elm ebenio
arobes 11ebel ala llnmdb bteit in Sriuten
. ermeioe eiee pno balte bcin SLUT rein busd
3 urbcd 8looo &itlers. 9u tpirf ulit ilrot.
en- ber @elunobeit uno eiuem oeriInstea be-
10 INT tuerben. 9rcis 81.
3u IN Bertaufe bel SEQ. e speneer.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06
Riches within easy Reach.

The formal announcement has been made
OF the opening OF the new Southern route
10 the Pacific coast, via. the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
railroads, opening up the richest mineral
section in the Union, and through trains
arc now running regularly from Kansas
City, passing through the gold and silver
mining regions Of New Mexico and Ara
IONA. Following this comes the glad It'd
ings that the Chicago, Burlington 6 Ouin-
cy and Hannibal d st. Joseph through line
has put on fast train, TO run every day
between Chicago and Kansas City, leaving
Chicago at 905 in the evening, the entire
train running through to Kansas City, max
ing direct connection with the through
train, via. the new route for New Mexico.
Arizona, San Francisco, and all points i'm
Southern California.
This is the first and only daily train that
mas ever run between Chicago and Kansas
CITY. 1t is composed of Pullman Palace
sieeping-cars parlor cars with reclining
chairs, smoking cars with revolving chairs,
and the famous g., b. & Q. dining cars.
In every detail OF its appointment this
new fast express will be equal 10 the re-
nowned Pacific trains Of the Burlington
route, the popularity of which has become
80 widely known as to secure for 1t over S5
per cent. OF the California travel. The en-
terprise which keeps the G. b. &c Q. & III. &
st. Joe. through line always at the head, is
indeed worthy the hearty support of the
travelling public.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06
The Game Law.

Senator Gibson's bill lille 129
amending game law of 1869 as amend
cd in 1877, passed the Senate Friday
forenoon. 1t prohibits the killing OF
deer at any season, or by any means,
except between the LIST day of October
and the l>t day Of December, inclusive,
in each year, cor kill at any time
any deer when it is in its red coat,
or any fawn when it is in its spotted
coat, or have in his possession the skin
Of such deer or fawn, in the red or
spotted coat; and the having in pos
session Of the skin of such deer or
fawn, shall be prima facie evidence of
such illegal killing. No person shall,
at any time, kill or capture any deer
IN the waters of any streams, ponds or
lakes within the jurisdiction of this
State, or kill or capture any deer by
menns Of any pit, pitfall or trap"
The right to kill wild turkey by any
means ia limited to the months Of Oc-
tober, November and December. July
is taken off from the time in which
woodcock may be killed; and partridge
or rufed arouse, wood duck, teal duck,
mallard duck, or gray duck may be
killed only between the first day of
September an d the first day of January
or any wild water fowl or snipe be-
tween the first day of May and the
first Of Septembe.r. Saa.. i-l1'A. y
The following provision is added to
this section (2,073 of compiled laws) !:
The taking, carrying, or sending, by
any means whatever, into or through
any county of this State, any of the
game or animals which have been kill
cd or captured contrary to the provi-
sions Of this section, or the hides Of
such animals, shall be illegal, and is
declared to be an ofIense against the
provisions of this act, in any county in
or through which such game, animals,
or hides may be taken, and such offense
may be punished as provided in Sec
ton q Of the act hereby amended.
Gee. 1904 is amended so as to "a -
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

No person shall kill or destroy, OF
attempt to kill or destroy, any colin OF
quail, sometimes called Virginia par
fridge, save only during the month:
OF November and
December of each year. >
nor kill, nor attempt to kill, any pin
nanted grouse or prairie chickens be-
fore September and October in each
year.
Sec. 2,O69 is made 60 protect brant
and to prohibit the killing or molcsting
Of any Of the included fowl "at night
or on their nesting places"
Sec. 2,097 is amended to limit the
time any person may sell, expose for
sale or have in his possession for the
purpose Of selling any Of the protected
birds or animals to eight days instead
of thirty next succeeding the expira-
ton Of the time in which they may be
killed
Sec 2,099 imposes imprisonment in
addition to fine, but turns the English
sparrow over to promicuous slaughter
at any time, The amendment to sec
ton POO only allows railroads, cx-
press companies or common carriers
five days linstoad Of thirty after the
expiration Of killing season for trans
portation Of the protected game. BY
amended section 2,l04 prosecution may
be commenced within one year.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

election, but all went to work with a
will.
Good candidates were placed in the
field on both sides, and those who PROV
ed the most popular among the citizens
can be easily ascertained by the major
tiles received.
The Democrats, with popular man
at the head of the ticket, entered the
field with a determination TO win if
possible under the circumstances, and
we are pleased TO say that their efforts
were not all in vain. Hon. W. l..
Churchill was elected Mayor by a good
round majority, while the Democratic
candidates for Treasurer, Recorder and
Justice of the Peace also came out of
the fight victorious. But the Republi-
cans elected the Comptroller by heavy
majority.
In the First ward the Republicans
made a clean sweep on the ward ticket.
In this ward Albert Pack, for Super
visor, was on both tickets.
In the Second ward, the entire Dem
ocratic ward ticket was elected by ma
jorities ranging from 20 to 80.
In the Third ward the contest was
close, John D. Sheahy, for Alderman,
having the largest majority, IS, while
]. D. Mcdonald, for Supervisor, tied
his opponent, Thos. White, and Geo.
VI. Slusser, for Member of the Board
# Education, received 2 majority, while
John Tindal, the Republican candidate
tor Constable, was elected BY major
ty Of 7. The tie between j. D Ne
Donald and Thos. White has been
drawn by lot; Mcdonald being victor
ious.
CITY OFFICERS.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

"Old Abe" is dead. Abe was a war
eagle in the Eighth Wisconsin regi-
nent, and was famous bird. This
bird was taken from the parent nest in
Chippewa county, Wisconsin, by an
Indian who disposed of it to gentle
man Of Eau Claire, from whom it was
purchased by the members of Captain
Perkins company, the Eau Claire
Eagles, by whom he was presented to
the regiment while organizing in Camp
Randall, in Madison, in 1861. He was
carried with the colors of the regiment
the war, never receiving a
scratch. Since the war he has had
room in the basement of the capitol,
and received the best of care.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06


Messrs. Ely Bros, Druggists, Owe
go, n. Y The following statement
may be the means of leading Others
afflicted togive Cream Balm a trial, as
! have found it a care for Catarrh.
For fifteen years | have been greatly
annoyed by this disgusting disease
which caused frequent and severe pain
in my head, a continued dropping OF
offensive matter into my throat, caus-
ing offensive breath. My sense of
smell was much impaired. BY a
thorough use for six months of your
Cream Balm | have entirely overcome
these troubles. A number of my
friends can report as favorably. j. b
Case, st Denis Hotel, Broadway and
llth St., N. Y. Aug. 6, 1870. af
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06
STATE OFFICERS.
Candidates.

The main part of the battle was
waged on the part of the friends Of the
candidates for Circuit Judge, Hon. ].
B. futile, Of this city, and Hon. r. Z.
Roberts, Of Harrisville. The advo-
Gates of Judge futile seemed to have
the advantage, and when the votes were
counted at night Judge futile came out
with majority of 266 in the city.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06
MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored I

Just published, a new edition Of DR.. Culverwell's
Celebrated Essay on the radical cure OF snorma-
tofrn@a or seminal weakness involuntary seminal
losses impotency, mental and physical ineapacity
epilepsy and fits, induced by sef-indugence or sexual
extravaganza, etc.
Ihs celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured, pointing out a mode
means Of which every sufferer no matter what HI,
condition may be- may cure himself cheaply, private
youth and every man in the land
sent under seal, in plain envelope TO any address
pospaiu on receipt OF six cents or two postage
stamps we have also sure cure for Tape Worm
address, THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co,
d Ann st., New York, N. Y; Post Office Box, 45S6.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06
Beatty's PariOr Organs.

In to-day's issue we publish large organ
from the Hon Daniel i.
Beatty, the well-known organ maker of
Washington, n. j. He now offers during
The spring season 4 beautiful II stop, 3 set
Reed Parlor Organ for $50.
Those who visit his factory at Washington,
\. j., and select instrument In person, ne
offers to deduct IS TO pay the travelling eX-
lenses. Read the advertisement
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

Adulterated food is the source of a
great deal of annoyance, and the e1-
tent to which the business is prosecuted
has awakened the authorities in many
places to necessity for restricting it
by legislation. The New York board
Of health had an investigation Friday
into the matter of the sale and manu-
facturo of imitation butter and cheese.
Several dealers in dairy products were
examined. All agreed that the manu-
facturo Of adulterated articles was Sc
riously affecting the trade in genuine
dairy products, that the use of the
adulterated articles was injurious to
health, and that some means should be
adopted to restrict the sale of such
stuff The New York Times says that
one Ebenezer Crasper, assemblyman
from Lawrence county, New York, is
the owner Of twenty-one creameries, in
thirteen of which lard was manufac-
tured. The article is made of skinned
milk and lard. Crapser has a patent
for his method Of mixing, and is trying
to introduce it into all the creameries
in the country.
The bill forbidding the manufacture,
sale or importation Of olemargarine, or
other artificial butter, passed the Mis-
souri, senate on Monday week, having
previously passed the House of Repre-
scLtativCs.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

One dispatch from Iosco county also
stated that the county gave futile over
700 majority. At any rate, the proba-
bilities arc that Mr.. futile has from
500 to 1000 majority in the circuit.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

"My life," said a grateful lady,
"has been one of intense suffering and
misery until cured of n disliguring
scrofulous humor by the Cuticura
Remedies" Ask your druggists about
them if troubled with itching and
,caly humors. A. / N.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

Green is appointed to post the notices OF said cleo.
ton.
Carried by all Supervisors voting aye.
That the first township meeting in the territory
now embraced within the township OF Wilson, from
which the new township Of Green has been this day
detached by this Board DO held at Masons farm
house IN said township Of Wilson, on the first Monday
in April, 1851.
Carried unanimously.
On motion the Board adjourned until the first Mon
day in April, at 10 o'clock a. M. A. ID. 1851.
...-..- ALBERT PACK,
MICHAEL oBRIEN, Chairman
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

In the judicial Circuit there arc very
few precincts where Judge Tuttle did
not receive a majority. In fact Mr..
Roberts proved decidedly weak OPP
ponent, or else Judge futile is ex-
ceedingly popuiar-probably little of
both.
In the towns as far as we have re-
turns up to going to press, Judge Tut
tie has majorities as follows:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

In Ossineke the following ticket was
elected:
Supervison.-W. II. Sanbo-n.
Clerk.-Geo. j. Sproul.
Treasurer.-Jas. L. Sanborn-
School Inspector.-Geo. r. Thinner
man.
Superintendent of Schools Martin
BENJAMIN.
Highway Commissioner.-D. Nc
Kellup.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

In the township of Alpena the entire
Democratic ticket was elected, as fol-
lows: Supervisor, j. A. Case; Clerk,
l.. P. Soper Treasurer, Walter Gava-
gan; Highway Commissioner, Leon
Mainville; Drain Commissioner, O. c.
Edgley; Justice of the Peace, VIM.
Pulford Members of Board of Educa-
ton, 0. Potvin and j. b. White; Con-
stables, Heman Kramer, Jos. Nephew,
John Hannah and Walter Gavagan.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06
Board of Supervisors.
OFFICE or COUNTY CLrRK,
ALpENA, Athena Co., MIcH.,

ALpryA AIryyA CO Men
! March % A ID Isst
p,r,,,.,,. -. -. ,i... . -, -, - - - - Y
/ 1855 ~ I'''i''1'''' 'Ie 4o'Iu % supervisor
ol Apeha county met az the Office Of the County
Clerk in the city OF Alpc1q for tho ,,r,oso Of t,l
/ inc. int, 90 ~. 49,. -, -.
-, '-'o" '"' ''-1uA'l'oA OF Nc"
'oTn'-..p 70 V ''.''l inc township OF "een
-. Hvu'llS "'s c'ile1 20 orler oy the JERK
10" eaIied.-Fsesent supervisors Case. Ferguson,
ureen, hayes Henderson Pongborn sanhorn.
On motion JAS A Case was appointed chairman
pro TEN
\ petition from =. T Ei1hardson and % others for
the organization OF ne" township to be called the
township OF Green vas rrescnte3 and referred TO the
committee On Towns and Counties, to report this
'at''
Oi motion o. supervisor t'asoorn tho meeting ad-
J'u'nsu until I'y' clock p IL.
!;oo o'clock p m.
aiOef' 4'e@' CHAIRMAN called the nesting 10 or
aer,
The Committee On Towns anl Counties report ms
follows
30 "s H''ora1f NE Eoara o. Sifrr.Sor5 u A,pend
County NscL
COUNTIES ~ whom va, 0vi, r On Towns ana
thur II Rioh,r4.or w. $50 - p.'''4o15 y. az
asking for the organization Of new tSvnsbip 10 b
called the township A. t,reon a,5 ~ oap ~ ~ ~
towns thirty u5rE If rs,se tL,,o f,,,r - "a
west half Of town thirty r,rtb of y,r,'o -, g, -
the south half of town tAirty-one north of range.
three four and live cast and the west half of the
north half OF town thirty-0ne north OF range siy
east be granted and that said territory be detached
nom the township Of Wilson and erected into "A new
Iuowhship as called Tor in the petition Of Arthur H.
Richardson, Lyman j. Sylvester and Others
Dated, Alpena, March %. 1881.
JAMES A C,sp
WN II : SnDpN-
Mov.5 - s,,-..i...
- .-4N' ,''oI N'--l' ana supported ~ sa-
peTNlsoE sanborn That The report be accepted, ana
tho rerort az tl,. ,.,.-,-, .... 49,, =. ~ :,
cbei,,ro, st...5.;s -. '"0
S'''o' Il 'htis were any supervisors or
persons interested present who wished ~ speak pro
or con on the matter tbev WOW. ot l;,,,r.. =. 49,
n, .f,o i,..;.,.;. n =, 'No 90.
Vac '.'''on 90 d. N-'!o appeared rs counsel
Tor, and spoke against the petition L. r. Mcdonald
appeared as counsel for the petitiop Af,sr -
man. lai-. -, y. - - NV "'s"-
oe'''7 -'''' oH Doln slaes' inc question was put
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

Those who wish to practice economy
should buy Carriers Little Liver Pills.
l .orty pills in vial only one pill q dose.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06

The officers elected in Wilson town.
ship are as follows: Supervisor, c. II.
Wise; Clerk, S. A. Dawson Treasurer,
John Ash; Highway Commissioner, w.
ID. Brooks; Justice of the Peace, VIM.
Crawford; Members of Board of Ed
ucation, j. Napier and Jos. Shell Con-
stables, Jos. Diemond and Peter Fran
els.