Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-26
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 26. 1884.
THE STATE.

The second national bank of Pontiac
declared per cent semi-annual divi-
dend.
Allen Daniels of Newark, GratiOt coun-
ty, has been arrested on q charge of at
tempted rape.
The Keck furniture company at Ann
Arbor have declared an annual dividend
of Z per cent.
The First national bank of Eaton Rap
ids declared semi-annual dividend OF
five per cent.
There were six silver weddings In town
adjoining Marlette, Sanilac county, week
before last. Ilt8
Mrs. Kemp of Pontiac died at the home
of her son Obediah, January Z, aged 80
years and months.
Over 100000 feet of birds eye maple
has been cut into lumber at the Brutus,
Emmett county, mills.
The Mt. Clemens savings bank declares
five per cent semi-annual dividend and
has $1S8,0O0 in deposits.
Battle Creek has reading room in
connection with its high school and the
two work we'll together.
The First National bank of Quincy de-
clared A per cent semi-annual dividend
ard reports $4,000 surplus.
Quail are reported to be dying off,
numbers being found by the lOggers in
the woods starred and frozen.
John Adsley Of Traverse City, aged 70
years, cut and piled few days ago, three
cords of stove wood in 10 hours.
Allen Dick was killed in the woods by
falling tree two miles east of Stanton.
He was 25 years old and leaves wife.
Judge Steere of the 18th circuit has sent
William Mulligan and John Murphy to
state prison for 6 years each. Highway
men.
the MuskegOn car and engine company
have been awarded the contract for bull
0Oag 500 box cars for the nickel Plate"
railroad.
II. A. Bridgsn of Albert, Montgomery
county, killed seven wolves in one night.
for which he received so bounty and 500
for pelts.
The faculty of Hlllsdale college have
expelled several students for violation
of the rules and there is considerable
ferment.
Matthew Arnold had brilliant audi
ence at his lecture at Ann ArbOr last
week, followed by reception at Presl-
dent Angels.
The state fish commission is moving to
secure the establishment of hatchery
in the upper peninsula, to be located at
Sault Ste. Marie.
The secretary of state figures out that
hA,. 4 00O hx.a I,AIa nf x~,La IN
been marketed IN Michigan since Sept
ember 1.
The Grand Rapids felt boot combany
made and sold 5000 dozen pair of boots
last season, employing 100 persons, 40
being women.
1t is stated that over $4,000 worth OF
fish has been caught in the vicinity OF
McGraw's and Crow Island, Saginaw Bay
already this season. The catch is rep0r.
ted dropping off some the past few days
It ia stated that lots are sold In Meri-
dith the new town i'm midland county
upon contract, one condition Of which il
that no liquor shall he kept, sold or Civ.
On away on the premises on pain OF for.
fixture. RI $50 tsiH az
A Battle Creek man named Durfee il
under arrest for selling liquor to q girl
of II. She having been lodged in jail as
disorderly it was thongt no more than
right the man who sold her the liquor
should be punished. | lft
Justus Mckinney of Byron, Kent conn.
ty, was found dead in the road In No
vember, 1882, it was supposed by being
thrown from his wagon in a runaway
Now two men have been arrested in
DOrr, Allegan county, near where Nc
Kinney lived, charged with his murder