Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-24

Psninsuiar state Penoiiings.
SIx-YEAR-oLD Louis Case was drowned
at Bay City while fishing from the logs
OF mill boom
@ H. PLUMsEB, q very wealthy and
widely known Saginaw lumbermau, has
cancer OF the stomach.
ABBIE BENTLEY, q notorious conf
dence woman, Is under arrest at Sag
NAV on charge Of shoplifting.
MISS FoUcHEBr Of Ira Township st.
Clair County, died suddenly Of heart dis
ease in buggy while returning from
church.
THE Manistique STAR hints that there
10 a teacher there who opens school with
prayer and swears in the presence OF the
pupils.
KALAMAZOO is indignant because lot
Of fine old trees around the new Govern
ment Building: there have been ordered
removed.
JUDGE GAGE, OF Saginaw, holds the
log lien law good, and awards $3.50 to
nineteen employees, as against Brown Il
Ryan. The case will be appealed
o. H. PRICE. employed at ID NJ Ferry
& Co.'S seed farm, near Pontiac, had
both legs cut off while attempting to
UOdtA bnO OICAAtQ 4hahc ouOui DteAL VI oAhs
THE normal girl is coming In increased
numbers and already the motor road be-
| tween Ypsilanti and Ann Arb0r feels the
impetus of the attraction, for university
| students.
Jos. A. GREENE. Of Detroit retiring
| director of the State Agricultural So
ciety, was presented with large bronze
clock by the implement exhibitors at
Lansing.
FRED Brooks, Of Williamson, who
abused his young wife shamefulE was
ordered to leave town by oitizens, and
two stalwart young men with big feet
kicked him all the way to the depot
FEMALE suffrage in, school elections Is
based on both property and progeny
| qualification. The Grand Rapids Lead
| er charges that hundreds of women
who possessed neither property nor chill
dren voted In the recent election at that
A LARGE, able bodied button on tho
hem of the corset of Bertha Stein.
daughter of q. Grand Rapids alderman,
saved the girls life when her companion,
who didn't know the revolver in the
bureau drawer was loaded, got In her
work.
WITH the aid Of web-footed "tracers"
and submarine diven'or two, the Mich
igan Central has just recovered lost
freight car. 1t jumped the track sew
eral days ago and went to the bottom or
Saginaw River. A chain was got around
it and 1t was hauled up on the bank.
AN aeronaut made night ascension
at Jackson In balloon hung with Chi
nese lanterns. I. M Phillips, mill
tiaman of that town, got rope at
tached to the air-ship entangled in his
bayonet scabbard and belt He was car
ried up 700 feet and came down unin-
jured.
AT the Grand Rapids Conference Of
the M. Z. Church, Presiding Elders were
selected as follows; Albion, Ira x. A
Wightman; Grand Rapids, ID. w. Far
sons; Kalamazoo, Levi Master; Lansing,
George s. Hickey; Ionia, M. M. Callen;
erse, w. Sherman. Prominent churches
will be filed thus: FRS. Church, jack
son, j. L Buehl; Big Rapids, C. A. Ja-
cobs; First Church, Ludington, w. l..
Laufman; Sturgis, j. T. Orwich; Cold
, water. James Hamilton; White Pigeon,
William Barth; Grand Rapids, Division
Street Church, A. M. Gould; Second, w.
H. Thompson; Muskegon, w. A. Hlns-
berger; Hastings, w. +. Puffer; First
Church, Kalamazoo, DE-. Barnes; Three
Rivers, A. p. Moore; Lansing Central
IL 0IOochOOuBhS hSN NA-ot S.-t
I. l.. Wilson; Ionia, L. K. Lenox; Niles,
Thomas Cox; Traverse, d. G. Chase.
]. w. Arney, the householder, was re-
turned to Saranac without q question
being raised against him.
THE State Board Of Equalization
g raised the valuation of property In the
State to S1,13O, 600, 600, as against a
C valuation of S945, 450, 900 in 1886. an I'M
crease in five years OF S1S4. $50, 000j
d Houghton was the only county assessed
t. at full cash value, S52, 541, s94, by the
County Board. The State Board en-
tered it at $40, 900, OOo All mining prop'
end wifi pay fhs state fay ps as n y
- the non producing mines, valued at S1O,i
- OOO, 900, which heretofore have not PAID
a cent into the Treasury, and will nov
y have to stand their share Of the BURDEN
Following is the equalization by coun'