Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-04
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The pier of the Cheboygan Lumber
company below the mill are empty OF
lumber.
The steam yacht Mary and tug Eva
English are hauled out on the ways at
Bunksr's ship yard.
will Clarkson. one of Charley Meore's
accomplished tonsorial artists, left yes
terday for Chicago, where he will put in
the winter.
The Elk Rapids Progress warns MEM
bers Of the Legislature to fight shy OF
Charley Hampton on poker. 1t says he
is simply awful"
Michigan will exhibit 600 varieties OF
potatoes at the New Orleans exhibition.
Michigan il great on "praties," and Che
boygan county Is the garden ofths state.
1t pays to advertise in the TRIBUNE. A
cow strayed away from her owner and
wandered twenty miles away from home.
and yet few lines in the TRIBUNE Sc
cured her return to her owner.
The Bay City Art Loan is pronounced
the most successful ever held in the
state outside of Detroit, and las caused
more talk about the place than anything
the Third City has ever inaugurated.
Amedical expert thinks that the large
increase in rheumatism in New England
Is owing to the disuse of cider. Cider is
very good. but the majority of Michigan
rheumatics prefer something stronger.
1t is claimed that the Canadian steam
or Algomah, on her last trip. came down
through Mud Lake, st. Nary's river,
through clear blue ice four or five inch
es thick, at the rate of twelve miles per
hour.
Sunday evening Capt. R. H. Mosier
took Captain 8. f. Tolsma and son
Charles out on the tug Cuyler and put
them on board the steamer City of 0lsve-
land while she was passing through the
straits, bound down, on her last trip.
The vote on the proposed constitution
al amendments at the recent election
stood as follows: Relative to salaries Of
circuit judges in the. upper peninsula,
yes. 33.345; no 2S,642; relative to fixing
salaries of members of legislature, yes,
81 ,673; no 52,707.
There evidently is no shot guns in La
peer or the editor of the Democrat Of
that place would never have got off the
following on the marriage Of A. s. CLAIM
and Miss Rachel Wagenshed:
The days are short, the nights are cold.
And Clam has got level head,
| In lieu of Mansions In the sky,
He's happy with his Wagenshed.
The Van Raalte made 166 pa ssages
through st. Mary's river this season,
beating her run Of last season 10 pas
sages. The two seasons she made 314
passages, and yet has the same propeller
wheel on that she started on the route.
This is better than any other craft ever
done on that river. and speaks we'll for
Captain J. W. Brown as a skillful navi-
gator.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
vitatiOn to attend the Inauguration OF
the Falls City Boat House, at Sault Ste.
Marie. Thanksgiving night. The invita-
tons were printed ut the Chippewa
County News Office, neat in design, ex.
cellent in execution, and would have
been credit to any Of the offices in large
cities. We see by the News that they
had good time, and that the inaRgura-
tiOn was success.
Workingmen claim to hold the bal
ancs of power in the next state house Of
representatives and are trying to organ
ize those elected who are in sympathy
with them into third party. Among
the members of the house are eight
members who were first nominated by
the workingmen and afterwards endOrs
ed by one or the other of the two parties
While the Republicans have nominally
small majority there are enough mem
bers elected On the Republican ticket
who are representatives of the working
men to wipe out the majority should
they unite in third party movement.
Captain John Spalding, of the canal,
in speaking about the building of the
G. P. R, r. branch from Algoma Mills tC
the Sault stated that he had understood
that it was proposed to build to Point
aux Pins with view to having the fer
ry at the narrowsst part of the river.