Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05
UME DECEMBER
The following Michigan pensions
have haan orantad.

East Saginaw; Thos. A. Armstrong stark
Daniel Place, Jackson; Milton Hadfssil, Bircl
Run Samuel II. Shoaff, Lakeview Jonathan II
Valentine, Cedar Creek Alex ander G, Wolcott
North Lansing; Melvin j. Nelson, Fairland
solomon Evans, alias Heavens, Alpena; Jar
Eeon, Hamilton; Henry o. Green, Grattan
James A. Gordon, Pierson; Malcolm Nc
Gregor. South Haven; William II. Wood, De
troiti William A. Gibson Detroit; JOSEPH
II. Kemp, Detroit; Elijah Carr, Altona Geo
frick, Napoleon William +. Vanderpool
Big Rapids; Harvey l.: Hashbarger, Bur
nip's Corners Hiram Wick. Flint Henry Hath
away Clifford; John Pockington, Balch James
Blankes, Jonesville George A. Davis, Lansing
Charles De Wolf, Dundee Horace II. Gray, De
troit; Leroy Evans Eaton Rapids Augustus
Station Allen +. Clifford, Scottvillo; Norman d.
Vincent deceased st. Louis.
lncrease-James W. Delong Miles Raymond
MCGOWAN, Grand Rapids William H. Stod-
dard, Westwood; Virgil G.. Conner, Ionia
Joseph S, Dickenson, Dundee Clovis NJ. Travis,
James Hsrtgrove Three Rivers; Lyman
Portland Edwin Case, ,Edwardsbnrg; Miles
North Adams John Lancaster, Fremont VIM.
Hallorn. Alegan Erastus J. Mead, Hoytville
Grand Rapids Joshua NJ. solomon, Charlotte
Daniel w. Stevens, Wakeee Daniel Squires,
Fremont Centre; Clotus Van Yea, Cheboygan ;
VIM. II. Card, Batavia; VIM. j. Williamson,
Gagetown; Chas Wilson, South Haven; Uriah
| Shewfelt, Atkins; Myron Collins, Mount Nor
ris Josiah ID. Pierson, Centervillc; Alonzo Al
III,
wells; Martin v. b. Lake, Detroit; Charles L..
Stuck, Hubbardstown John S. Montgomery,
0tsego; Charles d. shepard, Traverse City
| Henry A. Cope, Mount Salem.
restoration and Increase-William A. Del
bridge, Albion.
Reissue and increase Jesse Cudworth, Lenox.
| restoration, reissue and increase-James o.
| Cook, Lawrence.
Reissue-Chauncey B. Linderman, Jackson !;
! Henry Q. Whelan, Caldwell Thos. NJ. Clay
Bancroft John H. Keith, Howard City Hiram
| >. Boutell, Ypsilanti; Warren r. Burt, Pontiac !;
Ira Green, Lapeer
Original widows-Abigail r. widow of Ran
| som l.. Ferrin, Clifford; Elizabeth s.. widow of
| Andrew ID. Waddell, Kalamazoo; Louisa j.
widow Of Aaron Davis, Midland; Julia, widow
| OF Joseph Eaton, Eaton Rapids; Erastus H.,
father of Henry c. Egglestone, Caro-
The following corporations fled ar
ticles of association with tho SAorotasy
of State the past week:
Fuller Bros Manufacturing Company, Of
Kalamazoo S30,0O0; American TherapeuticaI
Manufacturing Company, OF Detroit, $500, 900;
Olney Judson Grocery Company, of Grand
Rapids, 5000; Ross sapless Paving Company,
ture Company, of Holland, 100000; Battle
Greek Electric Company, $4,000; Michigan Ar
tesian Company, of Grand Rapids, $4,000;
Irand Ledge Sewer-pipe Company, $4,000 Lat
inner Cash Register Company OF Detroit S2JO-
900; Burtand Metallic 1hresher COMPANY of
Detroit. $500 COO; Manistee Cooperative Com
rany, 5000; First State Bank Of Holland,
S35,O00
The discovery of the Michigan gold
mine, near Ishpeming, has created quite
a sensation. A recent letter from Ish-
peming says:
lot OF about % rounds of quartz carrying
gold in grain at the rate of about $4,000 ton,
was taken from the main shaft OF the Michigan
gold mine tonight. Assays of three samples
of quartz from the Michig give S2l,G2j7l,
sol 5)2.02, and Sll095S.50 per ton, respectively.
Inc latter is the richest gold-bearing rock ever
taken from an American mine. The company
has on hand three tons of rich rock and IL will
be smelted in tho Office OF the Cleveland Mining
Company in this city under the sight of the Sr-
perinterdent and chemist Of the Michigan Gold
Company. From pound OF quartz, avoirdu-
po1s weight, n button worth S2l.47 was smelted
The val G Of the silver in the button was only
ton cents. The discovery Of the Michigan has
greatly stimulated exploration on the gold range.
The Elk Rapids Iron Company have
constructed storehouse for their pat
terms, valued at $1,000.
"A Port Huron alderman was sick the
other day and went TO Doctors office for
n bottle of medicine for internal use. In
some inexplicable manner the Buttercup
act was played with the bottles, and the
wrong one found its way into the alder
mans hip pocket. On his way home he
took street car and the heavy jolt of the
car broke the bottle. Inside of two Sec
onds the alderman was dancing around
as if h. had been indicted, and was with
difficulty restrained from disrobing. The
lottle contained nitrous acid.
The seniors in the literary depart
ment nf the Tnivoroit,- lately tried TO |
elect class officers. The independents
bagged the choice of President by choos- |
ing w. j. Baldwin, with Miss NJ. Cotton |
for Vice President, and H. b. Dewey,
Orator. Then the secret society men,
fearing the independents would win
everything, secured an adjournment, and |
the world will read with sorrow, the sad |
prediction that if the grief and rage OF |
the secret society men be not appeased, |
there will be lack of harmony at the |
June commencement.
-Marquettes electric light plant is
now in operation. 1t is operated by the
water power at Dead River Falls, about
four miles out of the city. The CITY
owns the plant, as it does the excellent
water works system.
The East Saginaw Postofico will
stay right where it is for the next five
years, and those who were having night
sweats on account of threatened
change of location may now cool of
again.
Even the Universalists, who have ne
fears of n heated term in the great elso.
where, are looking out for summer re-
sort here on earth, and it now looks 6S
il they will establish it up near MapletoH
on Grand Traverse Bay.
Constable Daniel Phelps was ao
cidentally shot and killed.by Fred Simp-
kins, near Clarksville, lonia County,
while out hunting rabbits. He leaves a
widow and child.
"A book agent has to ante up So Ii.
cense before he can sell his wares at st.
Johns.
After an alteration with her son-in.
law, Mrs. E. w. Benson, of Lansing
attempted to swallow thimble. After
half hours hard work Mrs. Benson and
the thimble we're saved.
-otsego County farmers are distressed
because they find slow sale and low
prices for their 'tater crop.
Tho Morouatta lT;oso,, Io,,..,,, L.. |