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New-York tribune., 1885-01-15

troduced the cable plan into his direct qucstlo g., ,he
.t.sioner Harris allowed the witness to 10 on III ts
hone that he would manage hit upon the best raroau
scheme for Broadway. A., r,Ier
would be running by electricity or compresseu
and NIGH possibly try aerial Then tne wI'" ~
cxolaed how he had been at Albany, then before tne
Board OF Aldermen, had held public meetings sna Mr.
got the consent OF property for his pet pah
scrbner asked him II he had any cable railway sock
and Mr. Fuller replied % thought had once o"s G
found that didn't" After laughter all arounu @
nlaned that he had talked fast that the snoeiane
had written him down wrongly Mr. Fuller iouna gaess
pleasure IN admitting that he had said: .ohorTo
horsesr These might have done years aga
he said along with the oil lamps, but Mr. Fuller as
nrorressye man wanted the latest Improvements IN ~
things railroads included. He would accept horses o'
a q last resort.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
THE COURTS.
AN INSURANCE SUIT DISMISSED.


The case of Smons against the New York
Life Insurance Company which has been pending In the
Supreme Brooklyn for the last three years.
sudden termination yesterday by the dismissal OF the
plaintiffs complaint by Judge Cullen before whom the
tried The suit brought tontinc pol
icy OF insurance for $1,000 issued In 1873. Only three
premiums had been paid by the painti before the policy
allegations OF the complaint being that fraudulent repre-
sentations had been made regarding the characcrO the
tontine plan that the company had lived their
contract, and that indeed Of their promises had
been made good This the company denied On the trial
the company came into court with all their books rcat
Ing TO policies OF this class aud by the testimony OF Mr.
Weeks, their actuary, who was called by the plaintiff
to the letter. Thereupon the Jddge motion Of
fenants counsel without hearing testimony what
the part OF the company gave Judgment dismiss
ing the plaintiffs complaint. General b. L. Tracy and
W. W. Hewitt counsel for SimOns, and d. H. Cham
berlan and W. b. Hornblower for the New-York Life In
surance COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
MR.. FULLERs OPINIONS ON CABLE ROADS

Lawson n. Fuller made matters exceedingly
lively yesterday before the Broadway Railroad Commis-
sion He was called as witness by John NJ. seribncr
for the Broadway Surface Railroad Company and was
then led on Examination by C. C. Beaman, to tell
all he knew about cable railways for Broadway cable
road would be the best in Broadway hc said because the
would be broader than In the horse system the
grip would allow any speed up 10 ten miles an odr ac-
cordng to the tightness with which II seized the cable
cable could be stopped within less than thirty feet
and IL would run without smoke, SCOT or cinders Mr..
Fuller making good cable railway time, when Mr.
scribDer put grip him In the form OF an objection,
tie learned counsel ipsisted that le Gsei had not Ia
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
FOREIGN STEA uERS DUE AT THIS POR
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEW.YORK. WEDNESDAY. JAN. II. 1885
ARRIVED.
Steamer Regulator Dcane. Wilmington NC 3 days with
naval stores &C, 10 VIM clyde & Co. =,
Steamer FrosDur2, Mills. Baltimore. with coal TO ConSoL
dated Coal Co. 90,
Jenney Lewes Dc. with mdse 10 Old
Dominion Sc Co.
Bark Falcesca tai. DAmbrosia Providence. In bal.
last 10 master
SChr Mary Helen Croker Jacmel IA days with ogwood
o vessel 10 Chase Talbot " 90.
Nellie Bruce (lir, SOmcgvr st John NE, with lun'
Der TO Chandler * Du os vessel To Scammell Bros.
Scnr Or0e tBrl. Creed 81 John NE 80 with lumber
10 ] S creed vessel 10 T. 1 Neyns & son. .
Schr Centonaal brl. Crpps. 81 John NIB Al days Win
lumber Creed vessel 20 4 ] Ncyus & Soh
Scr ba (Br. Acfley 81 Ioln, NIB. 80 with lumber
Dunbar ~ co vessel TO A 4 Heney.
Schr sabrina lBr, UrGuhau. 81 John NB 10 days. with
lumber to NJ Dunbar Il Co; vessel TO scammell Bros.
sUNsEr-Wind at sandy HOOK, moderate W. fair. At
City Island hight, vi clear.
CLEARED.
steamer Assyran Monarch OBJ. HARRISON London-Pat-
ton Vckefs q Co.
Steamer Holland tBrl. Cochrane London-F W Hurst.
steamer Galil br Murphy, Liverpool via queenstown
Steamer Lake champlaln lBr. Tranmar Liverpool
& Douglass.
steamer rydan tir). Parry, Newcastle eonIyne-smpson
Spence q Young.
steamer Clement Br Hurley Para Maranham and cesrs-
Caracas. Hopkins Laguayra Puerto cabeo and
Characterization Bliss & Daeit
Steamer ago Cotton Nassau st Jago and Ceniuegos-
| Jas u Ward Il Co.
steamer New Orieays, Ha.sey New Orleans 8 Seaman
Steamer Delaware. winnett Charlcston-J w Quntard
Co.
steamer Commonwealth Van KIRK Phiadepnia-John
| Roberts.
steamer Martha stavena Chance Perth AmboyJ
Steamer Eeanora BTzgE Portiand-Horatio Hall
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
THE STOCK ExCHASGE PRESIDENCY.

The proposed amendment to the constitution
OF the stock Exchange making the presidency saaried
Office with enlarged powers came up for DISCUSSION pe-
fore the Governing Committee for tho first time yeser
day No oconclusion reached and special meeting
TO continue the discussion appointed for tomorrow"
that the proposed change has been Pric
ticaly defeated and that II vote had been taken yes
erlay few members of the COMMITTEES would have lad
the courage put themselves record In It's favor Inc
opponents Of the measure willing In consequence OF
their unexpected strength To postpone nnaaction
The discussion was an earnest one.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
ENDING HIS DEBA UCH WITH A REVOLVER

ENDING HIS DEB1 tCH WIN Il HLbOL'Eh
Avery Norris, young man in the employ OF
Samuel Card ell real estate dealer at No 532 Thirda'e
committed suicide yesterday while intoxicated at No
b3G Thrl-ave where he boarded. lie In the habit
OF drinking freely times and went 10 his work yesor
day while considerably under the influence or liquor
He was severely task by his brother and others
spoke TO him about his disspated habits Saying that
this would be his last drunk he left the Office As soon
as he reached his he shot himself through the head
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The proceedings OF
the United States Supreme Court to-day were as
follows:
No 3IO-Mary Ann Drnn and others plaintiffs IN error
art The citizens SAVINGS and Loan Association .,ol,
10 the Circuit Court of the United states ior mo
Dlstrict OF Ohio Dismissed with costs -. -, A..
G5-JarSes W Harvey and others, appellants ast 'he
United States, and 49,. " uar
No 656~The United states. appellant ag James W. haf
yey and others. Argument concluded .- -. .,rot
No Iol~WiamI l. scott and Others executors etc appel,
ant, ag James y. Appeal from the Cicut .ouI'
OF the United states for the Western Dstrlct oi Msso
Dismisscd with costs pursuant TO 10th rule. .,,..
No l5S-Joel H. EThardt planun IN error hgI An'"o"'
Boaro and Others, and -. ...,o.- poaro
40 i5a-Joel D. Trhardt appellant agt Anthony Bo,Io
and others Argued for paint in and submitted s'
defendant. .,, Nyasn.
No l6O-JOhn H. CoHn and others, appellants ASt "H'"
ngton Wilson. Argument begun.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOy STOCKS
BOSTON. Jan II, 1885.
WEDNESDAY,, January l4-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY, January l4-P. NJ
After day of unusual fluctuations In prices, anu at
times of a seeming wild excitement, the stock market has
closed with prices not varying than per cent rom
last figures and with the losses ana gains
very nearly balanced The recorded TRANSACTIONS a'
,he stock Exchange which, OF course makes the prices
,or oil tho other exchanges amounted TO 2oO2o shres'
a, M Intelligent observer of the days movements VIII
noI,eva that IL the resulting records OF matched
or,ers were deducted from the total that the reai
hrsnoss amounted to rs much 200 shares one OF
,be largest and most respectable commission hrms
0 be street told us at o'clock that their total STOCK
Exchange orders up that hour were for the sale OF
TWENTY-FIVE shares and the purchase OF Twelve shreS'
hut while VIC were talking the whole oice DecaWe ca
cited over the receipt of telegram order 10
,tv shares of St Paul stock This incident VIII Illus
trate u, the general reader what is well understoodo ny
batue OF the Exchange the character OF the mar
bot To-day St Paul and were the favor-
ties Of the manipulators; their prices maue h''r"i
advances while Delaware. Lackawahha auu "na
Western Union were freely supplied at any smah ao-
vance Two White" men competed TOT the purchase
of Central and Hudson at ss- per cent higher than
last evenings gures-but the STOCK came so easy
and ouc that neither them able to pay 80 for
single 100 shares although II later ala sell up TO $50
Lake Shore was more easily moved from 6lcs to GA
because ,t is Justly believed that there Is no such dne
ence beweon the material valne OF Central and Hudson
and Lake shore as Is represented by the price Tor the
stocks The facts appreciated that from july 1879
| tiu 1893 tho Lake Shore debt was not Increased,
while the debt of the Central and Hudson was increased
during that period every time It paid quarterly div
dAnd Lake Shore. however. cossd y lower than yes
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEW- ONk JdII III
At the end to-day the price OF National Tran
cit certificates was only below the final quotation
Yesterday The openng price was ls higher and the
extreme range OF fluctuations was covered by cent
Nothing further needed to show the retail ana looa
character of the dealings than to mention that the total
sales were only 6.iG7.Oo0 barrels and there was no
significant from the oil fields Inc morn oSoen E
the close the tone Of the speculation developed Increased
weakness and the market ended at the lowest prices
the day.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rises 7lS rIsi53 Noon rtsL Gs2B Moons ag H. ~
HIGu WATER TO-DAY
/H-Sandy Hook G4G GOV. fllanl. 49, Hell Gate. 9:24
P.M.-Sandy Heck 700 Gov. lslaud. 1851 Hell Gate vio
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
A PAPER ON A STEAMSHIP.

The Gala Journal is the name of neat little
papei which was published on the Cunard steam.
WAS edited by one of the gers and among the
eontrlbuto1 was GeeTge Augustus Sala. II wa
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
corcr nrcrxrplI syssIOxs.

PART Judge Cowing.
Asst. Dist. Atty FcllOw..
William W Stadier. felony.
HSddiuCs
Thomas Connolly, robbery.
francis O'COnneD. burglary,
Henry Young, burglary.
James Bown burg AIRY.
Bod Rivisdons, grand lar.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
DAMAGES AGAINST TIE ELEVATED ROAD.
Augusta Eidner recovered $500 yesterday

in the Court OF Common Pleas. from the Mctropo'ah
Elevated Railroad Company damages for loss OF pgnt
and air and interference with access to her properly
50 and s4 Amty-st, In consequence OF the eio'a'eu
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBgRsneiore Andrews. J.N%9s %
AZ ~ az 81 63 gO 81. 1876 Isl, l0l, lv9 ~ 90 @ts
25i go 264 268 25 36s 269 2l 22. 27J 2's 2'9 2s2
2si, 2si. 2s6, 2~7.
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERN-Beior Davis y j., Braiy
and DANIELS J-No.lsl ls6 1877 l9O 1872 i9- 90 ino
H. III iSO l3l 1872 i33. lI2 ii3 li6 1i7. i4' l5l
1872, lt6. l57. 1856. ll3. , u,- ~.
sIPRgMg CoUaT-sFEciAL TERN-PAET l-Beiore Barrel,
4 ase unfinished $50 93i, Hsi, 75J. AL Dol,
91j. $40 $50. gG4. 96G. 9Tj.eio, 1901 AH7. . 49,, ,,
SUPREME RCOJRT-SPEciAL Tkhh-fsu ii-be'of 'si
Brunt J-NO day calendar n, ,--.....
SUPREME COUgT-CiXcUIr-PAhI I-ieIote
lear No. <ol 4U2 409 40i 2G92 2d 2-,t 2e5o 2eo ~
2St2 2GiS 2sj7 22lB 2sJt, $3.50 SJ5I 5Oio -''o 49,
2l8i 1921, 1873 26i5. 49,. ,...,, ".
SUPREME ECoURT-CIRCuU-PARr II.-Before Beaeh J.-Hos
1910 27uB 2-S7 1886 zoo 20 2nOn Sgl ~ - L.
2fO2 2jO7 1896 2G42 21g3 243. 1885, 1914 5as sO5@
zoos. 27Ol. 2ehs 1925. l54H, u.s. -. ,,- ,..-.,..
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUTT-PARI II1-Beiore Donohue, j.
Byrnes AIT. Lahagh. -.
COuHT-t.Ollins S.-Nil OF D~nnf buiko ~
1880 Julia =. Gibbs p m. ,.--. -, ,..,..
SUPERIOR CoURT-CENEEAL TEEM-Adjourned unth febrs'
AIRY. -. NJ, ,.u..,.,. =
Clear Nos ~. u. ~. So ~.
suPERloR CoURr-TkIAL TERN-PAHr I-Bcforo Freedman.
il Jobcnan agt BoNyer
CoNvoN PLKA--GENKRAL IIHG-Before Day. q, ~ Lar
remore and JJNOs ld, 81 ~. 70 ~ ~ o.
lO4 ~ u, 9l II. G5 80, lOJ. 49, ~, A..
COMMON PLgA--SPECIAL TRRu-Before Day, J.-Nos o.
COMMON PIKAs-TKlAL rRgN-PAHf i-Beiorn Alien !
Case on rorter sgt Metropolitan EleVatod airo~h 'o
pany
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15

PART if-Jufge OilferslcrVe
Arst Dist. Atty. Bedford.
Daniel shea. homicide
INincenTe Baitirte assault
Thomas Mel Oughlln. assault
IChrisfian WeJcr. assault
Michael Dri-cOll, robbery.
Henry Beanrtt burglary.
Michael kirwin. burglary.
George Jones. burglary
lNichafd Thompson, burglary'
Henry Wrsscl. burglary.
James Howe. grand lar.
lEilLa Ntaman-. grand lAr.
IfDdfilngs
Joseph White. homicide.
Patrick " hite. homicide.
Katie Harvey. homicide.
James Printy, burglary.
lWaycrly J Williams. burglAy
John Lynch, grand lar.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15

In other places the clcarances wtre' OH oIII 49,
600; Bradford 32GG0OO and Pittsburg 22oo'ooo par
rcls. -, -. 49,.
gallon.
BRADFORD, Penn Jan. 14.-Crude oil weak ana lower
with n continued downward tendency. ClearahceS'
7G6 900 bbs National Transit and Tidewater runs
TUESDAY si o53 hills. total shipments 3269 bbls;
charters, 81 Cos bbls. National Transit ceruhcnes
opened at 7OAs aud closed at 70 highest price, 'o%
lowest, UD;i.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15

terday, Central and Hudson hgher Union Pacific
on good nows from Congress y per cent to 50s
but 1t finally ended JOis and weak ut the figure II
10 hard to define the character of the market 1t the
end prices naturally lower than at o'clock yet
II the surface indications Of values, the
market was strong.
fair amount Of business was done In Government
bonds at strong figures but its nature of bung"
character and very likely 1t may reflected I'm another
expansion Of loans by certain National bank In ia next
Saturdays statement Final quotations were as follows
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15

MINES AND MINING
SALES AT THE NEYfORR MINING EIOHANoA
NEw-YoRK. Jan. IA, 1881
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08

The 0yema0 Herald, says Jennie
May Heathi q 2 year old girl ut the
poor farm, sent from the town of Rich
land, was adopted week ago last Sat
nrday, by Mr.. and Mrs. O'Dell, OF Che
ney, Crawford county, who gave bond
for $1,000 for the proper care of
the little waif. Mr. and Mrs. O'Dell
are strangers here, but from what we
can learn are highly esteemed in their
county. and will give proper care and
attention to the little one. We are glad
to learn that little Jennie May Heath
has fallen into such good hands.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08
Shall Grayling be Incorporated.

Snall Grayl1ng De Incorporated.
The question of the incorporation OF
our village is being agitated, and a
majority of those whom we have heard
talk seem to favor the idea. There
are many arguments in favor of such
action, and some adverse. The Acd
LGnche would advise all to ''make
haste slowly in the matter. It is a
deal OF care, thought and labor 1t is
no small job to prepare a charter that
would met the wants of the place and
not need remodeIing at an early dav.
The question of taxation is the first
one to be considered in the premises
and that would have TO rest largely in
the hands of the council. If a set of
officers were elected who would desire
to rival New York or Chicago the first
season, the expense would be more than
the average citizen would de ire. but
with proper action the benefits Of in
corporation Gun be secured without
adding materially to the taxes of the
place. Let the subject be thoror glly
discussed from every standpoint, and
let every citizen who Is interested have
2, lair hearing and the majority daciae.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08
Sunshine for Evarvhodu

Aneat monthly publication called
rHE SUNSHINE MAGAZINE is becoming
quite popular among the ladies, and
has readers in most every town. IT is
large illustrated Magazine devoted to
Fashions, Fancy Work, Cooking.
Farming and Household Matters. IT'S
low subscription price to new sub
scribers, only Fifty Cents year, gives
1t a large circulation. Sample copies
ten cents. Address, The SUNSHINE
MAGAZINE, Fillmore, Allegahy Co..
N. Y.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08
The Housewives Fauorite.

We will send free'for one entire year
to every lady who sends us at once the
names of tea married ladies, at same
address, and IL two-ct. stamps for post
age, our handsome. entertaining and
instructive Journal, devoted to Fash.
io2S, Fancy Work, Decorating, Cook
Jig and Household matters. Regular
price, 81. 90. Send to day and secure
next number. - Address, Domestic
Journal, Nunda, Ny.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08

A complete medical work for women.
handsomely bound In cloth and illus
trated' RlIs how to prevent and cure
all diseases of the sex, by treatment
at home. Worth its weight In gold to
every lady suffering from any OF these
diseases. Over 10, 600 sold already.
Postpaid only 80 Gents. Postal note
orr e. stemps Address, Nsl'ada Pub
fishing CO., Nunda. n Y.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08
Who Will Get TIP

Every person buying Five Dollars
worth of goods of w. A. Masters, will
receive'a ticket emitting them to one
chance for a New 2 Drawer Sewing
Machine. which is to be given away
January 24th. The machine may be
seen at any time, and is one Of the best
made, All goods sold at bottom pri-
ces.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08
Lumber and Shingles.

T WOULD most respectfully inform
= the citizens of Grayling, and sur
rounding country. that am prepared
to nil orders for any quantity of
PINELUMBER. SHINGI.ES&LATH.
/ make Hemlock Bill stuff a special
ty, and can furnish the same on short
notice. Orders solicited. and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
JAMES COLLEEN,
Fredericville, Mich. If
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08

All persons holding special certifi.
Gates, and those whose certificate ex
pires at this term should be present, II
they desire to teach, at the exalni-
nations by the board to be- held mt
Gray ing on the Sd Fridays of January
and July.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08

Quite a number of our subscribers
have taken advantage of our offer
and paid their subscription in advance
SO they will receive the American
Farmer, FREE.
Editor Ward, of the Roseommon
Nesos has musical strain in his COM
position, and Is member of their ex-
cellent QGadrille Band. He blows the
Big Fiddle.
ID. Cameron returned from down
the river ON Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.
G. expect to start ON their trip to New
Orleans and the Great Exposition in a
short time.
II. W. Ward of the Roscorhmon
Nescs made this Office pleasant call
on last Monday evening. He was here
to attend the social given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson.
We have made considerable Access
sions to our material in the way of
type for Job Work &C., but what we
are glorying in at present, is new
wood-house.
Our county fathers met in solemn
conclave last Monday, therefore we
shall be enabled to give another
chapter of our continued story on 1st
page next week.
Rev VIM. Putnam, of Fredericville,
made us "a pleasant call Saturday while
on his way to take part in the f. & A.
M. exercises at Vanderbilt, that night.
--Otsego Herald.
John Roach has given notice that
after Jan. the rents of all his houses
occupied by employees in the ship yard
will be reduced to correspond with
the recent reduction in wages.
Messrs. Deckrow, Swader and Bah
bitt were out hunting last Saturday
and shot fine two year old bear a
few miles north of the city. We have
not heard how badly scared they were.
f. b. Rose has just finished mount
ng deer's head for w. Alger, who
killed the 'varinint" this fall. 1t is
one of the finest specimens we ever
law and is put up in grand style.
evening, was furnished by the Ros-
common Quadrille Band of 4 pieces,
assisted by F. b. Rose add c. Hadley.
If this city. Everybody WAS delighted,
Three cases of Scarlet Fever in town.
The family to which tie children be-
ong, came from Qhesaning. We !
rust that no others Will occur, and
here will not, if proper precautions !
re taken.
No admission will be cl urged those t
tho attend the concert at the Church. Y
ut a collection will be takenSup-and c
is expected that every perSen will a
onate small sum, mot less than ten p
'nts,) to the library fund. d
County Clerk and Register. Rtll =
- "a
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08
For Sale Cheap.

A lot of logging sleighs for sale at
your own price. This is business and
they are good ones.
qnl A. f.. NEWMAN.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08
SOUTH,

CosHEcTioNs--At Bay City with Bay City Divis-
ion for IApeer: Port Huron Detroit aud all
points East and with Saginaw Division for Jack
son. Fort Wayne, Chicago and all bomts West
and NORTH AT Mackinaw City. with d., NJ. & M.
x. K. for Marquette and points west AZ Alger
with ID. b. e. x A. X. r.. for AuSable and Oscoda.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08

100000 s:a SS'i;;'' E.. f. y! s:' 4:
get free a package of goods of large
value, shat will start you in work that will Al
once bring you In money faster than anything
else In America. All about the 5000 600 In pree
sents with each box. Agents wanted every
where Of either sex, of all ages, for all the time
or spafe time only, TO work for us at their own
homes. Fortunes for all workers absolutely
land Maine.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08

t1odud SlvId ppIthgeIo pslol kIqoH 10 pSiuIId
;" X'new house and lot conveniontlv
located near the center of tbNs city
we'll finished is for sale or Hnt n
quire of,
SAMUEL HE4fPSTEAD.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08
Marvin Post No. gao.

g, A. r. held their regular encamp-
ment on the 18th inst and elected the
following officers:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08

f. & A. NJ. at their regular communi-
cation, held on Thursday Evening,
Dec. 25th elected the following
officers:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-08
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