The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-06-11
The following Michigan pensions

Kissinger. vicksburg; Frank Koib Detroiti
Truman II. Green, Watervliet Lewis f. Moore.
Clark, AllegSn; Nicholas Pugh. Pipestone;
scn John nSf B. fayor Hortons 'H Bas SthicHo
Root Jackson Ira W. Montague, Ithaca WIN.
!; Custer Logan; VIM. Woods, Detroit;
Albert s w eL Earl, sosth Ma, Haven w,u, 10,
Hunt. Luzerne: Elijah Sphinx. Benton Harbor;
solomon Good Coldwater; James Durfee.
Miiliamston Rase N lawrence lawrence, Wales
Walker. Leslie; John NJ schmitzer, Franken-
muth; Henry J. Piper, Richland Richard
Chesaning; John Mcclellan, Salt River;
Jasper A. Waterman Reading; Alonzo Law
renee Perrinton Reuben A. Ray Grand
Brighton: Ambrose Iamoreahx, Chapel; Fran
els ii. Norton, Otsego; Mackenzie G. Mapes,
Stanwood; G. Il. Everts, White Lake; John
A.. Joslin, Cato; Wesley Ogden, Minden City;
John ). White, Ravenna Geo. NJ. Rose, Reese;
Isaac Farar, Muir Levi Evans, Ceylon.
lncrease-Stephen q. Bayes, Manton; Henry
c. Slockwell, Leslie Darwin h. Gardner Pent-
water; lhilo Nj. Hutton, Attica Alex. Fletch-
en- Mears VIM. III. How. Potierville; Vernon ID.
Foster Dundee Peter Weich; Hart John II.
McClain, Colfax Chas. Il. Young, Corunna;
Abram II. B Ellis Hastings; Frank Austin,
Grand Junction; Edward Hans, New Buffalo
CalXin Maxwell, Grand Rapids Louis Kurtz-
man, Grand Rapids, Soldiers Home; Alfred l..
Taylor, EIba Joseph shadley, Caro-; Joel Lee,
Athens Elias T.. Hndes, Clayton Jeremiah
Henry Schneider. Arthur; Nathan Findley
Chesaning; job Brownell. Albion; James C.
Jennings, Ionia David Dodge, Alleyton; Geo
ID. Austin. Elsie John VIM, lansing; Joseph
Tanner. Grand Blanc; George Patrick, Dams
vile; Elijah II. Evans, North Branch David
Huganin, Girard Vim. a. Deits, North Lans-
car ID. Chapman. Ammon Walter Debar.
Flint; Ebenezer II. Barlow, Mount Clemens
held; George II. Palmer, Bay City; Spencer l..
Shaw, Ypsilanti; John Harris, Day; John
Popsh, Lexington; Levi A. Bronson, Montrose;
Patrick Higgins. Fast Saginaw; Matthew II.
tiac; Philip =. Thomas Corunna John X. Will
Der, WILLIAMSON Robert f. Shaver, Decatur;
Israel Mawhorter Caro- George Rohrbock, Og-
den Center; Ezra Ransom, Flint; VIM. II.
Walker, Sturgis.
Reissuo-Lswrenoe Croy, Lansing Thomas
Fowlersville; Merrick n. Hough, Manchester;
Adam Amsbaugh, Dimondae; George w
Owen, owosso; Arthur 4. Strickland London:
Original Widows; etc.-Ellen, widow OF
James Lucas, Hllsdale; Eliza j., widow
OF John NJ Brown, Battle Greek; Lucy
NJ, widow OF Linus c; Hitchcock, Lansing
widow of Alonzo Lawrence, Pewamo Jacob,
father OF John Champer. Carson City; Jane f..
mother of VIM. Henry Bordin Ionia; minors OF
j. c. Dowd, White Cloud and Etna; Margaret,
widow Of Francis Richards Detroit Matilda C.,
widow OF John III. King East Detroit Amy,
widow OF Edward ). Parish, New Haven Esther
A.. mother Of Joseph j. Hunt. Aurelius Clara
T., widow OF Elliot w. Hollingsworth. Albion !;
Joseph, father OF Jacob Shrum, Charlotte.
City Treasurer Tuite, of Detroit, was
recently adjudged guilty of contempt by
the Supreme Court and fined $3.50. He
neglected to pay the fine, and has been
arrested.
-Kittie Frederick, 90 years of age. OF
Union City, is in the Jail at Coldwater,
on the charge of train wreeking. Kittie
went to a neighboring village and was
compelled to walk home. She tried to
get two freight conductors to carry her to
her destination. but they refused. After
walk ng three miles she placed some ties
on the Michigan Central track. A freight
came along and the engine knocked two
of the ties off, but the third was carried
along for a distance of 800 feet. De-
tectiyes ferreted out the culprit and she
has confessed. The girl does not realize
the seriousness of her otfense.
The bullion product of the Ropes
mine for May was over $1,000, and of
concentrate nearly $1,000, says an Ish-
peming dispatch. OF this amount over
$4,000 in bullion was secured in the last
sixteen days of the month. Rock from
eighth and ninth levels is now being
milled and yields very richly. G.
When George Hill, of Mayfield,
Grand Traverse County. awoke the other
morning he found flock Of chickens in
his room, and subsequently found his
pantaloons out in the road. The money
he had when he retired is still missing.
Crops in Osceola County never looked
better than at this time, especially win
ter wheat and grass Everything looks
! favorable for bountiful crops in every
line
The total shipment of lumber to June
/, from Alpena, is 47,5l3,0O0 feet, and
over 300, 900 pieces of cedar have also
been shipped.
The advance statement from the
Michigan crop report for June upon the
condition of wheat shows it to be 76 per
cent. of full average, gain during
May of only per cent. in the southern
and per cent. ia the central counties
In the extreme southern counties wheat
is beginning TO head. The grain aphis,
that so damaged wheat last year, has
appeared in several localities, but it is
too early to estimate the probable damage.
George f. Lewis died suddenly at
Saginaw of heart disease last week. He
was born at Harvard, Mass, June I, 1928,
and came to Michigan in 1886, locating at
Mount Clemens. For fifty years he had
been Identified with Michigan newspa-
pers. He had been connected as en-
ploye, founder, proprietor or editor of
the Macomb Statesman, the Daily Com
mercidl Bulletin at Detroit, the Port
Huron Commercial the Saginaw Courier,
the Bay City Daily CAL, and other pa
pers. He was Postmaster at Mount
Clemens from 1856 to 1859; Mayor of
Saginaw from 1877 to 1879, and was APP
pointed = ostmaster of Sasinaw by Presi-