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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19

Returns of the spring elections have
been received from forty-six of the
counties of the state of New York.
covering about three-fourths of the
state. These returns show a net re.
publican gain of forty-three supervis
ors, indicating net republican gain of
about 20, 900 votes. In these counties
this year, the republicans have ma
jority of 16s supervisors. The repub-
licans have "a net gain OF four coun
ties. In 1884 there were twenty-nine
republican boards; this year there
are thirty-four. Last year the demo
they have eleven. One county,
which was democratic last year. is a
tie this year. These results give prom
ise of still better in the state election
next fall. Del. Post.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Justice OF the Supreme Court,
THOMAS NJ. COOLEY.
For Regents OF the University,
CHARLES s. DRAPER,
AARON V. McALVAY.

While the snow pIow with two en-
gines attached was coming up to Gay
lord last Monday, ran into lumber
ing team just south of Bagley station
and knocked the life out of the horses
and brought part of the harness here
on the point of the plow. The men
were skidding logs alongside the track
for shipment and were not expecting
any trains along just then, and failed
to hear it approaching, as the wind
was blowing a gale, and the above was
the result .-OtSego Herald
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
Al. S. DILLEY,
w. G. JOHNSON,
p NJ HOYT

Moved by Supervisor Jackson, that
bill numbered 10, be allowed as charg-
ed. Motion prevailed.
Moved by Supervisor Steckert that
the bill numbered %, be referred back
TO claimant for correction. Which
was amended by Supervisor Hastings,
that hill numbered %, be allowed as
charged. Motion prevailed.
v.M NAKED DbYo oSnperyisaE.vHeat eatia~e.hl,e4
ed. Motion prevailed.
The following resolution was upon
motion. of Supervisor Hastings, accept
ed and adopted:
ReSoiced by the Board of Supervis-
ors, of Crawford County, now in ses-
sion, that the bridge now built across
the AuSable River, on the quarter line
road, on section 8, Township 26, North
of Range 2 West, be maintained and
kept in repair as portion of the PUB
lie highway of Grove township, in this
county.
w. G. JOHNSON.
Moved by Supervisor Steckert that
the Clerk and Chairman of this Board,
be authorized to draw an order OF
twenty-five dollars in favor of Geo.
l.. Alexander, for expenses to be incur
req IN the case OF the people VS.. Leroy
w. Wight, who having beer appoint.
ed by the Circuit Judge to prosecute
said case.
Am anded bv Supervisor Finn. that
the words, expenses TO be incurred, be
stricken out, and the words part pay
inent of services to be rendered. in
serted in their place. The ayes and
nays being called, resulted in the los.
of the motion as amended, as appear
by the following vote:
Supervisors Hastings, Dilley, Steck
ert, Hoyt and Love voted nay. Sups
Jackson, Finn and Johnson voted aye
Moved by Supervisor Hastings, tha
we adjourn until 1 o'clock this after
noon. The ayes and nays being call
ed, result, d in the loss of the motion
by the following vote:
Supervisors Dilley, Steckert, Low
and Finn voted nav.
Supervisors Hastings, Jackson, Hoy
and Johnson voted aye
The original motion in regard (.
drawing order in favor of George /
Alexander, was voted up,n by aye
and nays. and was lost, as appears b
the following vote:
Supervisors Hastings, Jackson, Fin
and Johnson voted nay.
Supervisors Dilley, Hoyt, Stecker
and Love voted aye.
Thereupon, on motion of Supervi'
or Jackson, the Board of Supervisor
adjourned until o'clock this aftel
noon.
(CONCTIrDEn NExT wErR
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
w. JOHNSON, }
p. NJ. HOYT, Con-.
CHAS. JACKSON,
GROVE, March 3, 1885.

GROVE, March ,, 1885.
To the Board of Supervisors of
Crawford County. Michigan;
We the undersigned freeholders of
the township of Grove, do petition
your honorable body for the privilege
10 build bridge across the AuSable
River, on quarter line road, on Sec. 5,
Town 26, North of Range 2, West Di-
mensions of bridge to be built on log
crib abutments eight feet above high
water mark said bridge fiftv feet span !;
said bridge TO be for use of teams and
foot passengers; said bridge to be built
of wood
Signed; Thomas Lounds, Peter Aeb
Ii, Hugo Schroeder, John Leece, A. +.
Bradley, Fred L. Hoeali, John Nietlem,
p. w. Stephan, John Morgan, Luther
A. Sulith, o. j. Bell, Nick Shellenber-
ger.
The Committee OH Claims submit
ted the following report, which upon
motion of Supervisor Steckert was ac-
cepted and adopted, except bills num-
bered 16, 10 and %, which are to be
disposed of separately.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Crawford County, now in ses.
sion. Your committee to whom WITS
referred the several bills against the
county, would respectfully report that
they have had the same under consid
Grafton, and report as follows: All
bills allowed as charged, except bills
numbered 16, 10 and %, which are re-
ferred back for your consideration.
No. /. j. X Bates, drawing
jurors, February Term, 1885.
AInonnt claimed 80, amount
allowed. ..................... 2,0C
No 2. "A. Taylor, jurors fees,
Justice Court. Amount cid.
so cts. Amount allowed. 5C
No. 3. M. Christensen. jurors
fees, Justice Court. Amount
claimed 80 cts. Amount aid 81
No. 4. +. l.. Hadley, jurors
foes. Justice Court. Amount
claimed. so cts. Amt. aid. 81
No >. SEYMOUR Baker, witness
! fees, Justice Court, People
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
SPECIAL SESSION.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
MARCH 9rn., 1885.

Board met pursuant to call. G.. w
Love in the chair
Roll called, entire Board present.
Moved by Supervisor Steckert tha
the communication frois VIM, Wood
burn, County Treasurer, be laid on TIN
table, Motion prevailed.
Moved by Supervisor Steckert, tha
the select committee report.
Whereupon Supervisor johnson
Chairman of said committee announc
ed that they were unprepared until tC
morrow afternoon.
Moved by Supervisor Steckert, that
we now take from the table the com
munication of the County Treasurer.
Motion prevailed.
And upon further motion of Super.
visor Steckert, the said communica-
ton was referred to the committee on
settlement,
Moved by Supervisor Finn, that the
Clerk be instructed to purchase suit
able bookcase for the Michigan Re-
ports, and that the Clerk and Chair
man be authorized to draw orders for
the same when complete.
Motion prevailed.
The Chairman announced that the
regular order of business be dispensed
with, and that the second order of bus
mess be taken up.
AS standing rule all bills read was
referred to the committee on claims
and accounts.
The Chairman further announced
that the first order of business would
be taken up.
Supervisor JohnSon, presented pc
tition from the citizens of Grove town
ship, authorizing the building of
bridge across the AuSable River, which
was upon motion of Supervisor Steck-
ert, referred to the Committee on
Roads and Bridges.
Whereupon, OH motion OF Supervis-
or Steckert, the Board adjourned un-
til tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
MORNING SESSION, MARCH 10.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
g. w. Love in the chair.
Roll called, quorum present. Min
utes Of yesterdays session read and APP
proved.
the Sheriff be instructed to purchase
twenty-five cords of dry Pine Wood
and forty cords of green hard wood,
and make necessary repairs on Jail, and
that the chairman and clerk be author
lied TO draw an order for the same.
Melton prevailed.
The Committee on Roads and Bridg
es submitted the following report,
which was upon motion of Supervisor
Hastings, accepted and adopted.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors, now in session; Your commit
tee to whom was referred the petition
of Thomas Lounds and others, for
bridge on the AuSable River, on Sec
s., Town &c, North of Range 9 West,
would respectfully report that they
have considered the same, and recon-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
The Ice B, idge at Niagara.


| The Chfca0o 7rsbtne'S special frou
Niagara Falls gives the following de
tails
1.-The ice bridge is grand beyond de
scription, and il the strongest an,
largest that has ever been seen here
The water in the river rose over thirty
feet and tossed huge pieces of broker
ice, Weighing several tons, high upor
the banks. The ferrymen's houses un
der the cliff are nearly buried in the
ice. The new steamer, Maid of the
Mist, now nearly completed, which
was to be launched early in the Spring,
was torn from its fastenings and las
broad side on the rugged ice, and may
possibly be wrecked when the ice
bridge moves out in the Spring. The
Falls, with the iced trees and shrub,
berry, resemble a scene of fairy land.
The sleighing is fine, and the ther-
mometer stands above zero"
The Rochester Union, of January
24th, says: ''The finest view of Mag
ara Falls with its wonderful ice bridge
is to be obtained from the Michigan
Central Cantilever Bridge"
The Post Express of the same date
says: 1.-THE ice bridge at Niagars
Falls presents the grandest appearance,
from the Michigan Central trains a
they cross on the Cantilever Bridge.
Passengers are loud in admiration O
the scenes presented by the work of tn,
cold weather."
The Buffalo Courier, speaking two
at the Fails. says: '"rfe tide of tray
ell westward is just now having dout
lie incentive for patronizing the Mich
gan Central. owing to the splendid OF
portunity afforded i'm crossing IT,
Cantilever Bridge TO see the grand an
impressive spectacle presented by Il.
ice bridge at Niagara Falls. A secon
opportunity is also presented at Fal
View station, where all passeng
trains are timed to stop five minutes
give passengers the finest view of Il
scenery that can be hi
from any point. The station is locr
ed at an eminence SO situated as
command complete view of
Falls"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19

A woman caused the arrest of a
young man on the serious charge of
kissing her.
Ibid he kiss you more than onceP
asked the magistrate.
''Yes, he kissed me about three
months ago, and again week before
last"
"And lie hasn't attempted it any
time sincer
NO" she snapped, she hasn't at
tempted to kiss me since, and want
him punished.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19

Ex President Arthur retires to pri
vate life with the respect and admira.
ton of great many people who re
garded him with distrust and aversion
when he assumed the office. He has
proved himself capable of better
things than the mass of his country
men believed when he was nominated
at Chicago. He has been a gentle
man in Office and an executive who
has adhered with strict fidelity to his
constitutional duties and has faithful
and obey them himself. His policy
has been liberal and safe, and if con-
gress had accepted his recommended
tions in respect to our commercial in
terests his administration would have
been extremely beneficial. Although
regarded as machine politician when
elected, he has cordially and helpfully
promoted the cause of civil service re-
form. He is entitled to the respect
and esteem of his countryrnen. He is
a young man and may again appear in
public affairs. Bay CITY Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
Mortgage Sale.

DEFAUIT having been made in the condition 9
~ Of Il certain mortgage dated the ath day
Iuly, A ID ieSl executed by cuyeT bilnah -
Albert A. Griffin of fHoSconimon Village. hosct Ia
nor County Michigan. which said mortgage "
ecor'ed in the Office Of Regisier of DEEDS '
'rawford County. July 9th w. at nine o'tf
A ~, forenoon .. "a; = isg IN Lber u. of IN
ages on page g. on which mortgage the 3
laimed 10 be due at thsdatc. the sum OF oi,s
hundred and three 4)-100 dollars, for printipai
and interest and no suit or proceedingsa AT law OF
in Chancery ha ing been instituted TO recover
he said Tnorteage debt. or anv nnrt thc'r
Whereby thcpower vf sai, Contained m said n'o't
save has become pperatise
Notice is hereby given that by virtue or ka - =,
d ,wer af ssIe and IN pursuance Of The statute IL
.rch case made and provided. tho said mortrsSo
will he forecosed to .atisfy the princiiML iii1cl-
II aud costs linciud1ng an Atty. Tee OF BY
iarsl provided for In said mortgage oy til9
+ the premises therein described, at puhIv
uctio. ~ the highest bidder. al the front q : E
Z the Court HOUSE Nv Crawling. in sold Conn
4 Crawford that bcing the place for holding tbs
circuit Court for said coui " III Crawl ord: = I
Monday May 4th. A u. 1885 at oAe O'Clock =
he Afternoon. said premises are situated !
rawford County Michigan. and are describe
I'D mortgage as fcllows. 10 wit: south haif Z
nth East quarter. and North East quarter ~s
iArth Nest qparterof section thirty six 56l 4
,ntainipg one bundrcd and twenty LODI acres
ne =, sss according to the United Sites SUI
IS the eof Dated RoscommouJan. 18th. A. ID.
ALBERT A dRFFIN.
7sSiEy ". TrRNEe Moriaeee,
AttD-rcy Tor Mortagee.
leb. IT. WIS
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
GRAYLING MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1885.

VS.. Smith. Amount claimd
l,37. Amount allowed. ..... l.37
No. q. A. Annis. witness fees,
Justice Court, People VS..
Smith. Amt. claimed, 1,37,
Amount allowed. 1.37
No. z w. Havens, jurors fee,
Justice Court Amt. claim'd
so cts. Amount allowed. so
No. 8. Melvin Hagaman, wit.
fees Jus. Court. People VS..
Smith. Amount cid. 1,37,
Amount allowed. ....... 1.37
No. 8. q. III. Thayer, Jurors
fees, Justice Court Amount
claimed so cts. Amt allow'd 80
No. 10. o. j. Bell, postage,
carriage and express. Amo'nt
claimed 7,69. amt. allowed, 7,69
No. IL. .. Palmer, printing,
and furnishing stationery.
amt. cid. $500. amt ard. 26.O
No. IL. w. G. johnson, COM
mittee work. amount claim
ed, 1926; aulount allowed, 1895
NO. IL. Kalamazoo Publishing
Company. Legal Blanks,
amt. cid. 1925. amt aid. 1925
ANO. II. huiIuRIler a. Co., Cum
ming's Law Books. amount
cid. 49, 80. amt. allowed. 4S.5O
No. 10. John L. Wild, deputy
sheriff's fees. amount cid.
2,S2, amount allowed. 2.82
No. 16. Sheriff Roscom'n Co.
sheriff's fees, referred back.
amt. cid. ZOO. amt. all'd. ZOO
No. IL. j. NJ. Finn, committee
work. amount claimed 1900
amount allowed. .... 1900
No. Is. Jacob Steckert, COM
mittee work, amount cid.
1857. Amount allowed. 1887
No. 19. John +. Hum, sheriff
fees. Amount claimed, ,1O7,-
rs. Amount allowed 1O7. 7S |
fee, JUS. CT 2 cases Am'nt
cid. LOO. Amount allowed 100
No. % G. S. HUT, Deputy
Sheriff's Fees. Amt claimed
4,S0. Amount allowed. ..... 4,8O
No. %. A. G. Wilson, Deputy
Sheriff's Fees. Amt. cid.
3,C0. Amount allowed....... 3,00l
d. S. DILLEY,
W. e.. JOHNSON ! Com
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK. }

A young gentleman who was pledg-
ed to take young lady to n party, re-
marked on the afternoon previous to
to the event that he was going home
to take a sleep in order to be fresh.
That's right" she replied, "but do
not sleep too long"
"Whyr he asked.
Because, she answered, II do not
want you to be too fresh. "--Schenec-
tadg Union.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19

Tunafiess sF aia ia-ti;' t6 have a Show. A roe
has been fitted up and skates purchi
ed at the Kalamazoo asylum for Il
use of the inmates"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
100, 900 Cyclopmdias free.


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June 5, "a, Iy,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19

Grayling Council, No. 81, will meet
this evening, at 73o.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19

o. Palmer, Justice of eh2 Peace and Notary
Collections, Conyeyancing, PaNneht ol .Ie laAes
aud Purchase and Sale of Real Estate promptly
attended to. Office on c2rner oi Michigan ana
Peninsular Avenues, opposite the Court House.
GFayiing, Mich!gah.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
OLIVER RAYMOND,
ToNSoRTAL ARTIST,

CHAvING and Hair Cutting done IN the latest
- STYLES and to the satisfaction OF all. Shop
near corner Of Michigan Avenue and Railroad st
June 10, II
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11
PERSONAL.

PATHS European contract is made at lust
one half the figures for which she sang in this
country.
SERGT. MASON, the "Garfeld avenger," is
in Jail out West charged with robbing fell
low soldier. His wife has sued for a divorce.
COL. ROBERT g. INGERsoLL with his family
will pass most Of the season at Marblehead
Neck, Mass, in house called the Nanepashe-
met.
BRITISH MINISTER WEST at Washington,
while playing la awn tennis, wears pea jacket,
green spectacles and serious, not To say lu-
gubrious expression.
BESIDES his cottage property, August Bel
mont owns near Newport model farm which
supplies him with fruit, butter, Southdown
lamb, poultry and almost everything else that
is good for the table.
GARIBALDIs widow announces through the
medium Of the Italia that she VIII shortly pub
lsh TWO manuscripts Of her husband, entitled
Mile" anu "Manll0." Garlbaldl's memoirs,
which are in the hands Of his son, Menotti,
will be published later on.
THE venerable banker and benefactor. w.
W Corcoran, viii leave W Washington'July ] to
visit White sulphur springs, Va, for the
hfty-third successive season. he has been
there every summer since 1882, and always
takes his own COOK with him.
JAMES MoNcRIEFF ARNoTT, F. R. S, the
celebrated scotch surgeon. died Monday 10
London in his 92d year. He became one OF
the council of the Royal College OF surgeons
in ls4O,a lana was twice elected President of the
Court OF Examiners OF that body.
LORD CAIRNS possessions consisted en-
tirey OF personal property. No British
Chancellor has left any large territorial es-
tate since Lord Eldon. Modern Chancellors
have preferred what Lord Beaconsdeld
termed "the sweet simplicity of the per
cents
COMMISSIONER FINK, the famous railway
arbitrator Is described as LOOKING like q feu-
dAl baron. His frame is massive and sugges-
tive OF giant strength; mis- hands are large,
his great, square shoulders are surmounted
by head rs massive AS the body, and his eye
u fun Of watchfulnebs ana guarded intelli-
gcncc.
BARON ADoLpHH ROTHsCmLD has recently
purchased, AZ an almost fabulous price, the
famous jewel box which was presented In
l54O by the gOldsmiths OF Nuremberg to the
Duke Albrccht OF Bavaria, on his marriage
with the Princess Anna, OF Bavaria, the re-
nowned "Anna with the golden hair." Il il
OF enameled gold and richly ornamented, and
Is altogether one of the most perfect gems OF
medieval art Ia Europe.
JoR FLANAGAN. a New York newsboy, was
buried on sunday by his associates who fur
nisucd the plate for bis coflin, on which was
engraved, Little Joe, Hged 1.-THE Best
Newsbuy ia New York. We All Liked Hin. -
lie was waf, without parents or home, who
commenced selling papers when only " years
old. lie was a delicate child. and TIE expos.
ure attending a life ia the streets WAS too
much for hun lie died after being two weeks
in the hospital.
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11
BRIGHT BITS.

AN artist says: "a tapering hand is the
most beautiful" We certainly agree with
him If it tapers down from the ace in regular
succession.
THE stomach of an ostrich is located in it's
back. This Is the reason why the ostrich can
run 40 fast. II Is trying to get away from its
stomach.-BUTJiRgtoR Free Press.
ONE of the essays at the Sunday School Con-
yention IN Lynn is to be on "Absentees, and
How to Reach Them" 1t seems to us the
best plan would be TO go down where they are
hshlng.-6oStoR Post.
A CHILD who had once seen a grab-bag in
church, after the contribution box had
passed by one Sunday, whispered to her
mother; How much did you get? / grabbed
quarter. -Con0regdtioR0StSt.
PREACHEB-"How did you like my sermon
last sunday, Miss Gushington?" Miss c.
Perfectly delighted. was transported"
Preacher-"To visionary lands Of Paradise,
suppOse?' Miss G.-"No, air. To the land of
dreams, -PhjLddeIphid O0U.
THE poet Whittier once lent a volume of
Plato to one of the neighboring farmers, and
when the book was returned asked: "Well,
frle1d, how did thee like my friend Plato?"
First rate" said the farmer; Il see he's got
some of my ideas. s."-HelDs 10 Philosophers.
GAN Indiana man offers to bet that he can
eat "a gOose-eggs in 80 minutes" says an
exchange. Well, that depends on the size Of
the fruit. If the gOOse-eggs are as large as
bnObe uAO6 Dy the newman Base BAH CIuD ne
can't eat one Of them in two days.-NelomdR
independent.
THE late Charles O'Conor, after visit to
ireland, began TO spell his name with single
N-because, as Judge DAILY suggested when
asked the reason, his royal forefathers had
done SO. Yes" said a bystander, ''the irish
Kings had always been so poor as never to be
able to make both ms meet
All! what's thisq A base ball pitcher ar
rested by a myrmidon of the law on a charge
Of non-suppOrt OF family2 For goodness
sake, what would they have? If he supports
the basemen properly they ought not TO ex-
pect him to support anybody else. And it
must be a mighty smallminded family that
would ask support of base bah pitcher. 1t
ought to be sufficiently proud and grateful
that he consents to belong to said family,
without asking further benefactions from the
great One.-BOst0R Transcript.
He WOULD NEVER SAY No.
I'm lovers phrase my face you praise,
My snowy neck and brow;
Will you praise me when we're married, love,
AS much as you do now?
''Y Ou love me, love, all things above,
And always will, you VOW;
VIII you love me when we're married, love,
AS much as you do nOw?"
Sweet N aid, throw by that doubling moodR
Why question lover so?
As if the youth ever lived who would
Return the answer, NOH'-BOston Courier
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11
INDBI TO new ADVERTISEMENTS

MEErlNGs-Savannah Rifle Association,
Savannah Mutual Loan Association; Zerub-
babl Lodge No. Is, f. A. M; Branch No. 49,
{. X. OF A.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-ElecUion Of Directors OF
CiuEens Mutual Loan Company.
ANUsRNRNTs-Jun une Meeting at Gentlemen's
Driving Park; Grand Shooting Tournament
at Cumberland Island; Stonewall Jackson's
Little sorrel" on Exhibition.
SAVANNAH EATRE-Alhambra Minstrels
and Novelty Company.
AUCTION SALEs-Furniture, ETC., by c. II.
Dorsett.
WANFED-Competent Bookbinder; Woman
to Cook; Boy
For RENT-Five- Room House.
FOR SALE-Suburban Lands, by c. II. Dor
sett.
LEGAL NoTIcE-Applicauo to Sell Real
Estate.
BOARD-ls7 Brooklyn Heights, Mrs. f.
Robins; 100 Montague street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
NOTICE-Of Application 70 Legislature for
Incorporation of Savannah and Western
Railroad.
CLOTHING, ETC. C.-Chas. Logan Co.
MEDICAL-Pennyroya Pills.
NEW BAKERY-Jaoob SchOll.
LOTTERY Grand Extraordinary Drawing
Of Louisiana State.