Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-10
1t was a Democratic caucus.

desirable houses to rent.
1t Is rumOred that the Martel furnace
at st. Ignace will shut down to-day.
The council adopted the report of the
committee on Public Buildings, refus-
ing the Independent Sunday school the
use of the hall.
The ticket nominated by the Republi-
can caucus Thursday afternoon meets
with general approval, and is conceded
to be strong one.
Captain Alexander Ranville will sail
the tug Geo. w. Cuyler the coming sea-
son, and not the T. M. Bradley as stated
in cur contemporary.
The Southern Michigan Cedar and
Lumber Company cut $4,000 shingles
per day for two days in succession, and
propose keeping that rate up all the
| time. |
The people along the route between
ChebOygan and Sault Ste. Marie. we I'M
derstand, are greatly pleased over the
fact that the Van Raalte is going on that
route, and think she will 6ll the bill in
every respect.
Services at the Congregational Church
tomorrow at f01a a. m. and 7:3O D. m.
Subject of morning discourse "Tempta-
tion." Theme for evening Character,
Its Value and It's Perils.'
President Mcdonald, Clerk Brown and
Trustee Macarthur, wrere appointed by
the council at its meeting Tuesday night
as the Board of Inspectors for the char
ter election next Monday.
County Clerk Metivier has been so I'M
fortunate as to lose his gold-rimmed
spectacles, No. ~ glasses. He will liber-
ally reward the finder upon delivering
them at his office in the court house.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
company's annual meeting Wednesday
reelected all the old officers. During
the year the company has paid the bond
ed interest on its debt and spent 1898 OCO
on improvements.
The annual scare about the dam Civ
ing away when the snow goes off. is
again on the carpet, but we do not an
prehend there is any necessity for anv
person building an ark To escape the
hood. The same old story has been re-
peated every spring, and yet the dam
President Mcdonald has issued his
proclamation requiring all saloons closed
lext Monday,in accordance with the law.
The penalty for violation is fine of not
eSs than $3o nor more than $1O0 and
'Osts OF prosecution, and for failure to
Jay such fine, Imprisonment in the conn.
y Jailfor not less than 10 days nor more
han 30 days. @
David MOloney has taken charge of
The store of M. & B. Molonpy, and pro-
'oses doing business so as to meet the
pprOval of all. A first class stock will
@ Kept and prices given as low as the '
oWest for the same same class of goods.
all upon him at the store, on the cor
er OF Third and Water streets.
The trustees OF the Baptist church at Y
heir meeting. Tuesday evening, voted o
invite Rev. W. G. Clark. of Louisville, l.
~. to occupy the pulpit for few Sab B
aths, with view of extending him a ID
all to the pastOrate, should he prove ac- b
pptaDle, He Is young man, very high
spoken OF as to ability, and is thought
be the man wanted to carry on the
God work inaugurated by the late Rev. .
Onrad
R. II. Mosier will not jingle tn, bells
the tug G. W. Cuyler the coming sea-
m. He has engaged with s. F. Tolsma.
he fisherman, for the season. He start
"wednesday morning, with a crew of
en,tO HammOnd's Bay to put I'D ice. and -
put in quite and extensive crib dock
that point. The dock will be builtlin
% shape of an L, and so located as 10
rm good harbOr for MIR. TOlsmas
hing tugs. lie intends making that
'e OF the leading points for his fishing
eratlOns this season.
Bushwhacking sportsmen will do we'll
heed recent enactment Of the legis-
ture which reads as follows: "Any
rson who shall at any time, within
is state, kill any robin, night hawk, =
lippOOrwill, finch, thrush, lark, cherry f.
rd, swallow, yellow bird, blue bird,
own thrhsher. wren, martin, OriOle,
'Odpecker. bObOlink, or any song bird,
rob the most of any such birds, shall \
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanOr and
conviction thereof shall be fined IS
each bird so killed and for each nest
robbed, or in default thereof shall be
lfned In the county Jail for ten
vs."