Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-06-25
MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS.
INCIDENTS THAT HAVE LATELY
OCCURRED.

or Presidential postmaster salaries OF
the second-class made for Michigan.
Albion, from 81. 300 to Sc, 300; Alpena,
from $1,000 to 81, 100; Ann Arbor, from
$1,000 TO $1,000; Battle Creek. from
81, 700 to 81, 500; Big Rapids, from sc, 100
to $4,000; Charlotte, from $4,000 to
50. 100; Escanaba, from So. 900 to SO, 100;
Hillsdaie. from Sc, 100 TO $4,000; Ionia.
from $500 70 $1,000; Iron Mountain.
from $1,000 TO $4,000; fronwood, from
$1,000 to $1,000; Jshpeming. from ~. 300
to $1,000; Lansing. from 81, 300 to
$1,000; Marshall, from 81. 900 to 50, 100;
Menominee, from 50, 200 TO 80, 300;
Owosso, from 81, 200 to 81. 800; Pontiac.
from $1,000 TO Sc, 100; Traverse CITY.
from 81, 900 to 80, 900; West Bay City.
from 81, 300 to $1,000.
Rev. s. M. EASTMAN, so years of age,
for IS years minister of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, died at his home at
Romeo.
AN old-fashioned Fourth OF July will
be celebrated at Copemish The same
town will have q new Congregat onal
Church,
THE Board of Educat'o on, OF Kaa anna
ZOO, asks the u. of NJ faculty TO examine
their high school with a view to having
Kalamazoo placed on the list OF schools
whose graduates may enter the univer-
sity without examination
THE body OF John Moreau. OF AIgonac.
drowned four weeks ago at Port Huron,
Oft the steam barge Neff, was found
foating at Marine City. He was Is
years Of age.
AT Saginaw, Conductor Steven Dens-
more leaned too far away from an cleo
trio car and his face colided with tele-
graph pole. Badly disfgured but not
fatally hurt was the result.
AT special election held at Mason it
was decided to bond the city to build
water works The people were SO
tickled that they lighted bonires and
celebrated that night, hot as it was.
Rosa OWENS, who was arrested in
Port Huron dressed in mems clothing,
was given proper apparel by the Sheriff's
wife and sent to the Detroit House OF
Correction, were she will remain eigh-
teen months.
THANKS" said Sheriff Mattice. of
Shiawassee County, 10 the City Marshal
OF Corunna, who had impounded his
cow. at is worth that much TO find the
cow" and he paid 81.
CHARLIE GREENLoUR and Fred Cent?,
each Q years of age, were browne! in
the River Rouge, near Plymouth. They
went In bathing and neither could SWIM
HARRISON has sidetracked the grist
mill bonus business and is promoting a
81, 600 stock company for the purpose of
furniture. 1t hits bet
ter. for most OF the stock has been
taken.
Two WOMEN in the neighbort God of
Port Austin have created new femi-
nine industry. They are she % shear
ing and are getting all they can do in
the hours of daylight They are native
too
THE Detroit Conference of the Foreign
Society of the Methodist
Church listened to a lot of good papers
On church topics, and concluded the ses-
sion by electing these officers: President,
Mrs VIM. Lake, Of Saginaw; Recording
Secretary, Mrs. c. c. Faxon, OF West
Bay City; Corresponding Secretary. Miss
Mrs. Z. w. Porter, OF Detroit.
THE sea serpent has now reached La
peer. IL was seen upon and around
Nipissing Lake, and chased two men
across ten-acre lot 1t is described as
read
DURAND hodcarriers are striking.
They refuse to amble skyward with
lod upon their shoulder and a brick
within their hand for 81. rs a day. They
want rs cents raise and elevators.
TOLEDO oil men are getting leases on
Monroe County property, having con-
uded the Ohio oil fields run up that
way.
W. j. MCKEENEY, of Manistique, pays
S5 for killing q deer when il had the
tatute on its side.
PoRT HURON and Detroit are the only
fiehigan ports where neat cattle, sheep
nd other ruminants may be. be i'm
orted. ss.1.--s ,,--.-.,
FRED BANKS, of Oxford, dropped dead.
lie was secretary TO Admiral Porter dur
~ the latter end of the war and until
$685.
THE Saginaw river will be improved
rs, 900 worth this summer, mostly by
redging.
SIXTY carloads of west-bound emf
rants have lunched in Fort Huron in ten
avs.
THERE are twonty-three saw mills and
EN- salt blocks now operating in Man
'tee.
CADILLAC is to have a new SIC. 600
rick depot, built by the Grand Rapids
nd Indiana Company.
IRIS Capt Hector ID. McKinnon. of Bay
ity, now, he having been showed up
otch by a company election and the
esignation of Captain Haire. Mr..
aire was given fine clock to remember
ne time he spent with the soldiers.
THE crops came up couple OF notches
st week The rain has been wet and
entiful in the north and otherwise In
le south. Wheat Is about ten days be-
ind the schedule, but is heading In sew
al sections The cut-worms are vigor-
rs and In good form. and really seem to
In better condition than the crops
GUsTlN has been wiped out by forest
'es. This sounds big, but IL is not.
1stin used TO be In Altoona County, and
had so few people the gazetteer didn't
I'd any. The depot comprised Gustin.
MoNTMoREScY COUNTY claims it's old
rent, Alpena. owes 1t $4,000, and the
sty offspring is getting into shape to
mand the cancellation of the debt.
TIE Boston firm that paid So. 600 more
an the next bidder for Bay City's
liter bonds now wants to gig back. and
e Council says nay, and the city's min
rs are out to bring the population up
$4,000. 1t will be brought up, and
20 margin to spare, else the valley
pu alton hunters do not know their
slness
The Bay View announcements are ont
d promise q most attractive season.
le university opens July IL, the as
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