Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-14


See change in o. M. Clements adver-
tisement this week. 1t is of interest to
all.
Republicans should not forget to reg
ister.. If your name is not registered
you cannot vote.
We acknowledge the receipt, from a
kind and appreciative friend of the TRI-
BUNE, a box of very beautiful flowers.
We understand Thompson Smith in
tends building an extensive coal and
wood dock at Duncan City the coming
winter.
LIE Gault & Son desire to keep their
patrons posted and hence new adver-
tisement in this issue giving important
information.
We understand Carleton Brothers are
making arrangements to commence the
manufacture of drain tile on an ex-
tensive scale.
The assignee of II. M. & P. Hampstead
has an advertisement in this number, to
which we would call the attention of
our citizens. 1t may pay you to read it.
Game is quite plentiful in this section
and spOrtsmen are having exciting
sport. Last Saturday Geo. Jordan and
Charles COrrOw killed bear which
weighed $50 pounds. Wednesday they
killed two deer.
We are reliably informed that it is
about settled fact that next season
there will be line of large propellers
running between Chicago and Ogdens-
burg and that ChebOygan is to be in
cluded in their list of stopping places.
There are number of places in the
village where the sidewalks need re-
pairing badly, and they should be looked
after at once. On Main street there
are some loose planks and when two
are passing one or the other is likely to
be tripped by the end of plank tipping
up.
Our contemporary accuses us of imitat-
ing their "new process" The trOnble with
them is that they were gulled into pay
ing $50 for something that any first
class printer knew all about. The TRIB-
UNE would not bite, but sucker was
easily found in the Office of our neigh
Dor.
We understand Smith Brothers have
decided not to remove the Mullet Lake
House. We hope they may decide to
build large brick hotel on the lot they
proposed setting up the former house
had they moved it. We believe such a
house, well kept, would prove paying
investment.
Geo. W. Stimpso Jr.veterinary surgeon
of Mackinaw City has shown us fbrous
tumor weighing pounds ounces that
he removed, last week, from the breast of
a horse belonging to G. P. Langdon. Mr..
Simpson left Thursday night for Toronto
to finish his course of study at the On
tariO Veterinary College in that city.
Our cOtempOrary intimates that Z. z.
Perkins securel his nomination as a
candidate for county treasurer on the
Republican ticket by bargain and
sale arrangement with ring. Those
who know Mr.. Perkins know how much
truth there is in the charge, but that is
the editors style of conducting cam
paign.
One of the Jail breakers has been heard
from, the one who burglarized Foote'S
auction room and pawn shop. He took
dinner at Sweets camp on the state road
between Cheboygan and Cross Village
and informed them that he had broke
Jail, but they made NO effort to detain
him or to send word to the officials.
None of the others have been heard from
and it is probable that they are all safely
out of the clutches of the law until they
commit some depreciation in other parts
and are captured for it.
There is considerable complaint on the
part of taxpayers Of unequal valuation
of village property, and one of our citi-
zens instances the dock property of the
Michigan Central railroad company
which he says is valued by the assessor
at only $1,000, while 1t is well known
fact that they paid Macarthur, Smith Il
Co. oyer $4,000 for the property, and have
expended greater sum in improving it.
However, the time for making complaint
was when the assessor revised the roll,
due notice of which time was given.