The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-14
The following Michigan pensions
hava hean orantad.

brook, Ypsilanti; Thomas Hariesty, Crane
Rapids; oliver II. 7. Ranney, Eaton Rapids
John q. Price ST. Charles; Richard w. Arm
strong, Vicksburg Abiia Rich Belding BEN
H. Williams, Three Oaks John Hull, Noun
Pleasant James Il. 1rscho East Dayton VIM
Lowrie, Hamilton; john q. A. Hossler, Tusco
la Adam Michael Monroe; Abram johnson
Bangor; James NJ. Davis. Harbor Springs Sila
II. Randall Jackson John Basney Starville
Thomas Sayer, Allis Abel &. smith, Otisville
Abram ID. Lobdel. South Blendson; Trial
Croop, Byron Charles w. Perry. Pierport
Henry Neuman, Nou jacob Nett. Detroit
George L. Rice Rollin; Aurick &. Smith, Soptl
Saginaw; Erwin Hurst, Coldwater Lennder A
Raymond, Sparta; Warren Gorham, bismarck
Leroy Morgan, Platte; John L. Pease, Hopkin
Station Charles o Dell, May; Charles H. Beno
way Iecumseh; John Conrad EcOrse; Jame
Wagner, New Troy,
Increase-Jason q. Foote, alias Whitney Paw
Paw; Il. A. Root, Bangor; Daniel A. Dakin, De
troit; John Dennis, Muir; VIM. Turyer. Flint
John X. Plummer, West Casco; benjamin @
Goodline, North Lansing; John ID. Bloomer
Assyria Center Samuel Myers, Holt; Warner
Wilson, Bath John j. Holmes, Eaton Rapids
VIM Lagridgo, Burlington Isaac Winters, Dew
ereaux navy Enos ID. Delong, East Saginaw
VIM +. kahlor Pentwater; Daniel c. Howell
J: sutherland, Saginaw City; Peter kocher
Marshall; jeremiah Depue, California
Henry Genia, Mackinac; Joseph Miller
AUGUST winter Muskegon john cagny Parma
Mathew Nolan, Hopkins; John j. Barlow
Howell; Henry Avery, Maryland; Chas. Mills
HoUe; James w Pollock, Flushing; Georg'
Roxbury, Caro-; John Smoke, Grass Lake
Leonard Holzinger Is. H., Grand Rapids join
Marshall, Chasaning; Abraham Nanautwerp,
Almont; Ephraim A. Kelley, Jonesville; Eph
Iaim Truesdale, Canton; Calvin Buckley
Nickeryvilo; Benjamin +. Stout, Coldwater
Hebron Hallett, Stanton.
Rtissue-Wm. r. Stubs, Gilmore; Hiram
RCop, Fonwick; Peter Falling. Lyons Isaac h
Wiliitts, Lansing; ORLANDO Grant, Marshall
Reissue and IncreRse-Lorcnzo ;. Hart, Nash
vile; Austin Wright, Lexington; VIM. c. Evick
Niles.
Original Widows, Eo.-Minor OF jacob
Church, Battle Creek VIM. Judson, father o.
Milo j. Hoi kins Lansing; Caroline, widow o
August w. Grothoyn, Wayne.
Mexican Widow-Rachol NJ, widow % Thomas
J.. Boyle, Okeinos.
Attorney General Huston gives the
following legal opinion as TO who are en-.
titled to bounties under recent dec sior
of the Supreme Court:
All persons eulisting in the volunteer servic,
after Feb. D, 1864, ana % were not residents o.
the State, We're credited on the 100000 call o.
ANY subsequent call during The war, or (2l wert
resid hts OF tho state and were credited 10 any
sub. district township. or ward whore they were
enrolled at time Of enlistment on the 100000 o.
any subsequent call or 81 were residents OF the
State AMI We're not enrolled. but were credited
to the township or wald whore they actually
resided, and on the 9D,OO) call or any subse
quent call, are entitled to 500 State bounty.
Under this ruling, 1900 veterans are
entitled to bounties.
j. Whitcomb Riley is barber at AT
Sable.
-Ionia County G. A. r. posts have
formed a battalion.
Muir is to have a condensed milk and
cheese factory
Charles j. Stratton, Delta County
supervisor, and inspector at the recent
election, has been arrested charged with
giving liquor to the voters on election
day.
Seventy five well-known educators
were present at the annu, convention of
the Michigan superintendents of graded
schools at Lansing last week.
The annual meeting of the Michigan
Central Railroad was held in Detlo last
week, Cornelius Vanderbilt presiding
The result of the years business is shown
by the following statement: Gross earn
ings from traffic, Sl3, 1856, 925. l6; operat-
ing expenses and taxes. 80, 1852; ne
earnings 81. S9l, 76G.S4.
Detroit Free Press: County Treasurer
Phelps took in So, 0Ol for liquor licenses
yesterday and $4,000 the day before
The number of saloons now running is
LOIS, but Mr.. Phelps is of the opinion
that there will be large increase during
the next few weeks on account of the Su-
pr me Court decision declaring the law
of 1889 invalid. Deputy Controller Bar
ry looked up some figures yesterday show.
ing that the receipts from liquor licenses
has averaged Slj2, 1851 year for tbs
past nine years. The highest sum fol-
any single year was in 1856, when $685.
100.4I was collected. The total amount
collected since 1880 is 1881 ,9j9.2s.
Oak is becoming scarce in Western
Michigan.
Mrs. Luther Westover, of Bay City,
one of the wealthiest women in the Sagi-
nav Valley, died last week from the ef-
fects of siege of la grippe.
AT Mount Pleasant, A. n. Wards 9
year-old boy fell into a cistern, but was
rescued by Mrs. Morgan, his aunt, afte.
he had sunk three times.
Mrs. Sarah Murray, of Saginaw, wat
thrown from buggy last fall and severe.
ly injured. That last fall business has
cost the city $1,000.
The general health at Glare is so ex.
aspcratingly good that the salary of the
Health Office has been reduced from SIC
TO Slj per annum.
-Alpena is to have o roller process
mill, and the Argus insists that it will re-
suit in -four show that will eclipse the
recent exhibition at Detroit.
Detroit Journal: \ woman 20 years ole
was put of train at Augusta because sh,
couldn't pay her fare. She was en- route
to Allegan, but her pocket was picked a
Battle Creek. The aged wnyfarer walked
to Yorkville, and the light of civilization
having reached that place man wai
found who paid the fare to her destina.
tion.
M. Bonde, men Der Of the life-sav.