Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-05-07
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
PAPER OF CnEBOYeAN.
THURSDAY. MAY Z. 1885.
THE CITY.

their mill next Monday.
G. Mclean retired from the Union Ho-
tel May lst and has gone to farming.
New wall paper and borders at
w. & A. MCARTHUR's.
Spring is here sure, the organ grind
ing tramp having put in an appearance.
The Cheboygan Lumber Company
made the first run of logs to their mill
Tuesday.
Cbas. II, Mute returned yesterday
morning on the City of Alpsna from a
trip to Detroit.
Thompson Smiths Sons mills at Dun
can City, started up Monday for their
seasons saving.
Three hundred Hollanders arrived at
New York last Saturday on their way to
locate in Michigan.
j. E. st. German leaves this evening
on the City Of Mackinac for a visit to
friends in Canada.
John #. Moloney, our former well
known townsman came down from Sault
Ste. Marie yesterday on the Messen ger.
The ice driftsd in so badly last Satur-
day that it was with great difficulty they
got out to light the light on the dummy
that evening.
Msssrs Murray & Rich have new Gre
front in for the battery of boilers at the
mill of the Chsboygan Lumber Company
1t is a good job.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Wharton are
both confined to their home with sick
ness. Their many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Reports from the drives indicate they
are all moving satisfactorily. The Rainy
river drive will all be down in Black
lake by Saturday.
There Is rumor about town that Geo.
H. league recently of our eotempOrary
cortemplates starting new Democratic
paper in Cheboygan.
New goods are arriving at
W. & A. MCARTHUR's.
The Chicago mails seem to be more ir-
regular now then during the winter at
least the daily papers get behind oftensr
then in the winter.
Sheriff Cross complains that his board
ing house is not very well patronized.
1t is hard on the Sheriff. but it speaks
well for our town and county.
Supervisor Gallagher and Village As
SCISSOR Taylor are out looking after the
wealth of our citizens for the purpose of
making the assessment rolls for taxa
ton.
Gov. Alger has vetoed the minority
representation bill recently passed by
the Legislature on the ground that its
retroactive provisions are unconstitu-
tional.
SammOns s. Corlette haye issued a
price list giving prices on all kinds Of
fish including fresh salt water fish of all
kinds. If you want anything in the
fish line call at their market.
A sailor employed in fitting out the
Parana at Duncan City Thursday Of last
week while walking on one of the tram
ways stepped on the end of plank that
broke with him and he fell distance Of
twelve or fourteen feet and was serious
ly hurt.
S. d. Wyman, arrived down from Sault
Ste. Marie yesterday morning. He is
haying some work done on the machin-
cry of his planning mill, at the $500" by
Murray & Rich. He reports business at
Saul; Ste. Marie booming and says thir-
ty seven saloons are in full blast.
Messrs Nichols and Moloney, the new
fro wardens Of the village, have beer
around this week investigating the con.
ditiOn of chimneys, Sc. They found sew.
eral chimneys they considered in dan
gerous condition, and notified the own.
ers to see that they were promptly re.
paired.
A Swede employed In the big mill al
Duncan City was seriously hurt Tues
day forenoon. He was at work tending
one of the gangs and six inch cant
when the saws struck 1t flew up at the
rear end striking him under the chin
with great force, He was fortunate
enough to have ticket in the Chsboy
gan Sanitarium and is being well care.
for.