Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-25
Charlie Ross has been found; for par
ticulars enquire of w. E. Ross.

Mrs. James Lyman returned from
Honduras, Spanish America, Tuesday
night.
The days are now at their shortest,
and those who prefer darkness to light
have lots Of time at their disposal.
John Murray, of the firm of Murray &
Rich, founders and machinists, left
Thursday Of last week to spend the holi-
days with friends in Saginaw Valley.
Joseph Cochran and VIM. Erratt left
Monday noon for Rogers City or busi-
ness. They showed considerable courage
in starting out in the face of the i'm
mense snow drifts of that day.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. j. H..
Waterman is steadily improving, and it
is thought her ultimate recovery from
her painful disease. sciatic rheumatism,
is now only question of time. Her
many friends will be glad to hear it. =
George W. Bell, the incoming county
treasurer, presented his bonds to the
Board of Supervisors at their session this
week in the sum Of $3.50 for their ap-
prova!. His bondsmen are among our
most substantial citizens, and Of course
the bends were promptly approved.
From the official proceedings of the
council it Will be seen that steps are be-
ing taken to open up street through
the Saltenstall property, west Of the
railroad station. 1t is an improvement
that is badly needed, The proposed
street will interseet Nelson street, east
of the railroad track.
US. Marshal Mathews, of Detroit, has
seized the tug j. W. Bennett under nine
lIbols that have been filed against her
for supplies and repairs. The first Tues
day in January has been set for the hear
ing of the cases in the United States
district court at Detroit. The nine
claims aggregate $1,l97.40.
Frank Rollo has rented the rear room
of the bank building and is going to fit
up first class gymnasium. Messrs
Smith & Adams have the job of putting
in the necessary apparatus. Mr.. Rollo
expects to have it in operation soon after
the first of January. He has already So
cured number of subscribers for season
tickets.
James j. Brown informs us that DR..
3. B. Bsach, formerly Of Indian River,
died suddenly at Detroit, some time
since. Thursday afternoon he was one
Of the jurors in the recorders court, and
the next morning was dead. The Doctor
was long the TRIBUNE's Indian River
correspondent, and his communications
were always newsy and full of interest.
Mrs, Cyrus Rose, mother of Mrs. W. F..
DePuy and Mrs. G. 4. Perrin, of Cheboy-
gan, died at her home in Nunda, N. Y,
last Saturday, and was buried Tuesday.
The Nunda News of Saturday announces
tho safe arrival of DR.. Perrin and wife
on Thursday. 1t also says that Mrs, Rose
was unconscious from the time of the
attack Of paralysis on Monday previous.
The Detroit and Cleveland steam navi-
cation company's steamers during the
season Of 1884 have made 662 single
trips on Lake Erie and Lake Huron be-
tween Detroit and Cleveland and Detroit
and Mackinac, covering 100000 miles
without accident to steamers or passen.
gers, and with hardly delay in arrivals
and departures on their schedule time
James j. Brown arrived in Cheboygan
Saturday morning and was warmly well
coined by his many friends. He reports
a lucrative practice in Dstrotit and says
he will stick to that city in the future.
He attended Emmst county circuit court
last week and in a suit of HOugh & Wag-
lev vs. Sheriff Dickinson ct al, being q
suit in trover against the sheriff for val
ne Of stock Of goods seized unuer writ OF
attachment. He obtained judgment
against the sheriff and bOndsmen fol
$245.23.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the county trsasurer's report Of amount
of money collected from liquor licenses
in this county. There were thirty-on'
licenses issued in the village for retail
dealers, and one for manufacturing mall
liquors.; in Inverness township, two re
tail dealers and one malt liquor manu-
facturer; Indian River, three retail deal
ers; Village Of Mackinaw City, three re
tail dealers, and one each in the town
ships of Nunda and Burt, making tota