Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-21
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1884.
THE CITY.

benefit Of st. Mary's school.
The warm weather brings many
strange faces to Cheboygan.
The Third street bridge and its an
proaches have been newly painted.
Sullivan, the alleged attsp pied rapist,
Monday plead guilty to assault, and was
fined $50 and costs.
The Board of Supervisors held a ses-
sion this week and voted to divide the
offices of County Clerk and Register of
Deeds.
The members of the board of directors
of the agricultural society should bear
in mind the meeting at the Grand Cen.
tral Hotel next Saturday and make every
endeavOr to be present.
A. P. AcKinnon shipped d'ssveral teams,
camp supplies, camp equippage and men
to Naubinway on the Messenger Monday
morning. preparatory to commencing
lumberlng operations in that section.
Last Monday John Andrus forged
MattoOn g. Robinson's name to an order
on H. Chambers for Ave dollars. On his
examination he plead guilty and in de-
fault of bail was remanded to Jail until
circuit court.
The excursion to Mackinae Sunday on
the VanRaalte was well attended and a
very pleasant trip enjoyed. Many took
advantage of the opportunity to run
away from the extreme heat and enjoy
The cooling breezes of the straits.
W. H. Bunker completed the Topinabee
dock the first of the week. He says it is,
as far as it goes, as good dock as is in
the county. Its completion will be quite
an advantage for Mr.. Pike, the genial
landlord of the Topinabes House, as we'll
as for the hay fever resort.
Geo. Spaulding was arrested for steal
ing silver spoons at the Michigan Ex-
change, plead guilty, and was sentenced
to 80 days in the Ionia house Of corrcc.
tion. Sheriff Harrington left with him
yesterday TO matriculate him in that
institution.
The school board are having pipes laid
from the main from the water works on
Huron street to the school building.
They have purchased patent closets for
the outhous0s, and will connect them
with the Pine street sewer, and having
the water from the water works will
remedy great nuisance heretofore pre-
vailing.
Many of our citizens have noticed the
view of London in W. G. Moore's window
engraved from Photographic view
taken from balloon. Elsewhere we
give very interesting description, taken
from the London Telegram, of the mag
nitudc and work of preparing the orig
inal wood engraving and comparison
with former noted wood engraviDgs.
The First National bank Of Cheboygan
commences business next Monday in
their new bank building. 1t is needless
TO say that they have as neat banking
office as can be found In the state. The
building has large fire proof vault, and
in it one of the Detroit safe company's
burglar proof safes The bank opens
with capital of $4,000. The stock
holders are from among our leading cap
italists and business men. The cashier
George f. Reynolds is an obliging gen
tlemen with whom 1t is pleasure to do
business and we see no reason why the
First National bank Of Chsboygan should
not prove success and add to the repu-
tation of Cbeboygan.
The meeting Of the Blaine and Logan
club last Thursday evening was grand
success. the attendance being quite
large. After the regular business was
transacted speeehes were made by H. M.
Loud, of OscOda, and w. s. Humphrey
and Oscar Adams, Of Cheboygan. The
applause rendered showed that the au-
dience was in full sympathy with the
speakers and when at the close of the
meeting W. s. Humphrey stepped for
ward on the platform and called for
three cheers for Blaine and Logan they
we're given with Will, and the result
was a marked contrast between the
cheers for Cleveland and Hendricks at
the grand ratification meeting addressed
by the Hon. Henry NJ. Look. The cheer
ing Thursday night was heard several
squares away.