Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
The new council will meet next Tues

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A number of the recently elected city
officials have already qualified.
The boys begin to come down out of
the woods, and our merchants report
business improving.
Philip Horne is moving into the house
formerly occupied by ]. l.. Johnson, at
the lower end of Main street.
A petition is being circulated in the
village protesting against the passage
of prOhibitory law in this state.
This weather will have to moderate
considerably before spring birds and
flowers awake to life in these parts.
The Northern Brewing Company ex-
pect to commence delivering beer of
their own manufacture the latter part
of next week.
The st. Ignace people are terribly
torn up over the shutting down of the
furnace at that place. 1t about kills
their town-beg pArdon-city.
Day by day the list of candidates for
Marshall grows apace. The names of
several persons, either of whom would
make good officer, are being canvassed.
Capt. Mosier has had a crew of men
at work completing the filling of S. F.
Tolsma's ice house, on McArthur Smith
q Co.'S dock, cutting the ice from the
bay inside Of the piers.
Each for himself and the ID take the
hindermost was the principle on which
the election Monday was run.-Demo-
crat. The majority of the Democratic
candidates were taken by mis- majesty.
Deputy Collector Ramsay is in receipt
of a number of copies Of the revised
steamboat rules, to be distributed among
the steamers owned at this port. Own
ers will please call on him and get
them.
Last spring when the democratic vii
lage ticket was elected with the excep-
tion of one candidate, vt was q great
victory according to Okr contemporary.
This spring that ticket being defeated,
they claim it was not a partisan oca-
test.
Mr.. Shepherd requests us to state that
in order not to interfere with the regu-
lar sessions of the public school it has
been decided to postpone the meeting of
the board of school examiners until
Saturday, March 31st. 1t is desired that
all applicants for teachers certificates
be on hand promptly at 8 a. m. of that
day.
Services at st. James Episcopal chUrch
next week: Every evening, except Satur
day, at $50 o'clock, on Good Friday both
morning and evening, and on Easter
Day, March 25th, early service at Z A. NJ,
morning service at 1920, childreN's
easter ats P. M. and evening service at
7:3O. Music and decorations appropriate
to Easter-tide.
The village council held special meet
ing Thursday night, the main object be-
ing to declare the result of the charter
election. The figures were the same as
given elsewhere. Several bills were pre-
scented and allowed, among them the bill
of Robinson q Thompson, for finishing
off the stage in the opera house. The
council adjourned sine die.
We are indebted to the Chicago Daily
New for a copy of an elegant Autograph
called, Chicago Daily NewsbOy." He is
one of 1900 to 1900 boys who daily help
to dispose OF over 10000 copies of the
Daily News, and the pictare is true to
life. He is on exhibition at the TRI-
BUNE office. The News claims to have
the largest circulation of any paper in
the west.
P. M. Lathrop is on his way to Chicago
TO see about the purchase of saw mill
and single mill for DrummOnds island.
They propose saving out their railroad
ties. They have also got In quite an
amount Of pine which they propose
manufacturing themselves. He reports
quite settlement on the island. Mrs.
Lathrop's many friends will be pleased
to learn that she has been in the enjoy
ment of good health.
The Democratic state convention hay
ing adopted plank favoring tariff for
revenue only, our cotemporary has COM
menced training this early in adyocat-
ing that plank SO as to get its hand in.
It is mad because there is tariff of 81
per thousand on lumber, and wants it
taken of 80 that lumbermen will be
compelled, in order to compete with