Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-06
STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
There is a growing feeling in For
GratiOt in favor of annexing that villag,
to Port Huron.
A Cass county woman elOped with hel
husbands brother and took her two
children along.
Grand Rapids sells about 100000 worth
of goods, mostly furniture in San Fran
cisco annually. M sF$
The citizens of HOughtOn county ire,
spective Of party, have held a meeting
and endorsed HubbelPs congressional
course. IA
The failure of Peck, Place & Willitts
founders and machinists, Allegan, is an
nOunced. Liabilities about $4,000; as
sets $4,000. NfFB @INgi, y
jackson prison for December: In pris-
on Dec. l, GAL; received, 26; loss by expi-
ration of sentence, IS; other losses, B.; in
prison December 81, GAG.
On News Years day an eight-hOrse
sleigh paraded the streets of Union City
containing card table, with men about
it having mice, quiet game"
The life saving station at FOrty-mile
Point, Alpena county, reports the pass
age of $685. vessels of all clssses during
the season. Fourteen lives and $4,000
worth of property were saved.
Grand Rapids waterwOrks pumped
.-434, 1885, 600 gallons during 1882, the
police made 1867 arrests, and there
were collected in that (the fOurth) inter-
nal revenue district $l75,573.84.
A Montague fellow bought his girl an
elegant dress pattern for Christmas
present, and at the same time pair of
red flannel drawers for himself. BY
mistake he gave her the wrong parcel,
and now E}EH l<3(s III
DIR. Mills of the immigration inspec-
ton force at Port Huron, has returned
from Washington, and is quite satisfied
that an appropriation of $685. 900 will be
made by Congress to continue this i'm
pOrtant work at Port Huron, Detroit and
elsewhere until next July.
Wards lumbermen in Kalkaska county
doomed Manistee river, thus catching
the logs and interfering with the rlegit-
innate work of the camps above, where
upon the upper boys Jumped the claim"
and let the logs loose, the sheriff and
prevent the racket, in which black eyes
somewhat predOminated. ~ Bp.
The SchOolcraft County Pioneer says:
"SemO- Osa -win-ema-ka lost on the 9th
ultimO a package of papers. of no value
to anyone but himself, and will be
thankful to the finder If he will return
them to him. They were mostly tax re-
ceipts and were in large brown envel-
Ope tied with string" AS the package
was not large enough to be marked with
the owners name 1t Is probable that it
will never be recovered. s-,5 ..e.s
1t is understood that several large
eastern lumber dealers and capitalists
are making an effort to purchase all of |
the uncut pine on the OntOnagOn grant, |
now owned by milwaukee capitalists, or
rather by the owners of the Wisconsin s.
Michigan and OntOnagon & Brule River |
railroads. The negotiating parties are
the incOrporatOrs of the American Lum-
Der Company, who have purchased. from
the Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette rail- /
road company the standing pine on its |
entire land grant, except Mackihac conn |
ty ands the eastern part of Chippewa
county. .b9lisiG8 bA0gJs mDIi slst7l
Jackson Patriots "A marine lantern is
in the window Of W.aN. Har-1
tupee's hardware store In the new Allen
Bennett block, which is said to have |
been taken from the rebel irOrl. clad Mer- I
rimac. The globe is of very clear, thick
wine cOl0red glass, but metallic portion
of the relic is com posed of zinc, now a
good deal cOrrOded. Upon brass plate
are the words: made by d. d. Miller,
NY" 1t is a large, heavy, substantial
ly made affair, and was sent home with
the effects of a soldier during the~war..
1t has been in Mr.. Hartupee's possession
for the past ten years. : T& gonYp1
Many years ago Mrs. Madden, Of New
York, while travelling lost her little son
at a depot. Search was made, but the
boy could not be found. Mrs.. Madden
was visiting at Muskegon on New Years +
day and in looking over some photo I
graghs found one which startled her. by,
Its resemblance to her family. Inquiry
developed the fact that the man. whose
she saw was Chas. H. Adams,
Of Allegan, who has no recollection of
his parents, having been raised by a
in Kalamazoo, who gave him
the name he bears. IL is now thought
that Adams Is Mrs. Madden's son, and
he has been telegraphed for to 90 to
and see his long lost mother.
t ~ what Every body Wants. adtl|
Is reliable medicine that never doaa