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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-02-26
CORRESPONDENCE.
DULUTH, MIMI, % Few. 1891
A mon ami "Ioto."

Je responds avec lie plus VII plai'
sir 3 yotre estimable correspon'
dance de la semaine derniere. LIZ
ton mod6r5 que vous y afectez est
digne de son auteur ct ]e vols que
CONNIE moi, vous comprenez qu'i
ne s'agit pas dune affaire qui nous
est personnelle, mails bien piu:ot
de faire ressortir le m6rite de nos
7illes respectives. La prosp6rite
de West Superior fera en- quelque
sorte la prosp6rit6 de Duluth Ell
viice versa, pu1squ'il s'agira tou
iours de la future metropole q Ia
tete du Lac SUPERIOR, les int6rets
de COS deux villes Giant intimement
lies, CO qui ne saurait etre mis- on
doute par personne.
Je maintiendrai toujours gull
nv a pas de haine entire les deux
yilles. Dams CO que les journauz
"se bnchent q coups de plume je
ne vols qu'un bon stlmulant pour
advancement de chacune d'icelles,
ct nullement de cette ha1ne qui tue
ct fat avorter les plus mobiles pro.
jets.
Je vous concede que je me suis
tromp6 quaint q nombre de banques
que possede West Superior; mails
vous me pardonnerez sans aucun
doute lorsque je vons dlrai que,
dams la ."Zsnith City, nous som.
mes hab1tu6s de ne quali6er du nom
de banque que toute institution
avant un capital reasonable ct fai-
SAINT plus d'affaires que Ia moindre
de nos soci6t6s de construction. Que
youlez-vous? populence de notre
vile me fat voir les chooses bien
diff6remment de ce que yous etes
de les consid6rer dams
votre petite Vile de l'autre cote de
la Bale. :.
Vous maurice fat plaisir, ami
"Toto," 81 vous aviez donn6 lie ca
pital de chacune de vos bGnques.
,Je yais venir 3 votre aide, en- vous
.6clarant que Je items de source
certaine que le capital r6uni de vos
onze banqNes n'atte1nt pas lie chit
de $l,15O,OOO, dollars qui est le
capital dune seule de nos banques:
Il "First National. Cost un peu
raide n'est-ce pas? ct pourtant
Fest Ia verit6. J'ai, de mon cote,
de mentionner dams ma der
Mere lettre deux banques que nous
ayons d West Daluth: Ia "West
Manufacturers Bank" ct
me autre don't TAI oubli6 le nom,'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-02-26

Furieux de ce que nous ayons
ose critiquer une de ses phrases,
au point de vue de SO construction
grammaticale, Gle Canadien" es-
save de nous rendre bottle pour bot
to, ct q son tour il critique lie der
nier photographic de notre article du
IL courant.
C'eet son droit. Dams cette phra-
SO, il manque un mot. Mails il fall
lait quill fnt vraiment 3 court de
critiques pour relever ainsi une
faute quill salt parfaitement metre
imputable qua la topographic ct q
la correction des epreuves.
Qu'on en- JUICE.
L'EoHo disait:
"Quand il vous arrive de voulolr
6crire un article de fond. 81 ce
nest pas vous, que CO soft du moins
pour la presse Canadienne Fran
caise des Etats. Unis q laquelle
vous etes suppos6s appartenir, ecri-
vez des chooses sens6es ct 6crivez-
les en- francais."
Quand il aurait fallu Isl CO
nest pas pour vous etc....
II manque done le mot pour, sans
lequel la phrase ma aucun sens.
Nous le r6petons, il fault etre
Gle Canadien" de ST. Paul, pour
trouver des fautes CONNIE celle-la,
pour les signaler ct surtout pour
sen faire une arme.
En- terminant, ct CONNIE malgr6
tout nous lemons toujours q rendre
a Cesar ce qui appartlent q Cesar,
nous donnerons un bon point q no.
tire "doucereux ami" pour cette
phrase quill a en- la franchise de
publier:
"Vos glorieux exploits CONNIE
" Journalistic, chez Trotte- menu
"nous ont empech6 de dormir plus
"d'une fois, c'est vrai, nous Ia
"vouons en- toute sinc6rit6, etc.,.
Une fois de plus, merci, Messieurs
du "Canadien"; mails quelque bon
ne volont6 que nous ayons de vous
rendre compliment pour compli
ment, il nous est absolument i'm
possible de vous retourner &c der
n1er: CO serait par trop d'ironie.
"Charmant confrere, sympathi-
que confrere, doucereux ami nous
vous avons rendu tout celia; il ne
nous reste done plus en- magasin
que p6pithete "Trotte-menu."
Vous l'appliquer serait encore
par trop d'ironle, ct 81 vous voulez
bien nous lie permettre, nous la
remplacerons par Jumbo"
Celle.c vous ira CONNIE un CANT
Pour nous montrer complaisant
jusqu'au bout ct pour satisfaire Ia
curiosit6 de notre "cher Jumbo
nous dirons que nous avons WI ls
]eune file, don't nous avons parle
au moment Oh ellie sortait, dams IL
corridor de la maison qu'ell, ha
bitait.
En- nous voyant, ellie referma vi
vement la porte, mails quelque vii
qu'ait etc ce movement nous
avlons Gu lie temps de la voir, 9
pami chez qui nous allions q CT
moment, confrma ce que nous
avions va.
Ellie a%ppartenait q une famille
son aise, ct ne sortait que lie soir
envelopp6e dun voile sombre
tres 6pais ct coffee dun chapea1
fait sp6cialement pour ellie, ca
chant, autant que faire SO pouvai
ga hideuse difformit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-02-26

II est de toute n6cessit6 que cha
que Soci6t6 ct chaque centre o.
nadien-Francais soient repr6sentes
q cette convention par des DELE
gn6s dignes ct nombreux. Par
tout Cd il SO trouve un groupe de
nos nationaux non encore reguli6re-
ment organise, que ION procede q
son organisation dos maintenant.
Eft commencement aux R6glements
passes par le Bureau Central, cha
que centre, Vile GU village devra
nommer un D6put6 don't la charge
sera de les represented aupres du
Bureau Central. C'est avec lui
que lie Bureau correspondra; il SER
vira ainsl d'interm6diaire entire &C.
lui.ci ct les dif6rents groupes in
t6ress6s. Les Deputies, aussit0t
NOMINEES, sont prizes de faire con-
naftre leur adresse au Secretaire
du Bureau Central.
Pour une demonstration qui
nous int6resse q tant de titres, le
Bureau Central compile sur la
cooperation de tous. Travaillons
achievement ct embarrassment au
success general de cette oeuvre pa
ct nous aurons une des
plus bellies, simon la plus glorieu-
SO Convention DIES temps moder-
nes.
Respectueusement ct tres
cordialt ment, etc,
Rev. A. L. BERGERoN, Chapelin.
Chs. BOUCHER, Pres't Honoraire.
/" J. r. MAGNAN,
J. G. LEsAGE,
P. G. HARBOUR, President.
JOSEPH GEL1No, Ter Vice-President.
DIR z. RoULEAU, 2me I"
q. P. B%RossEAU, 3me
GEO. r. LEToURNEAU, 4me
JOSEPH BoURGEAU, Se~cretaire.
GEO. DALz1EL, Asst.
GABRIEL FRANcHERE, Tresorier.
Jos CHAL1FoUx, Asst. .
CHAs. HUoT, Syndic.
NEcTER ROUSSEAU, Syndic.
MAURICE LAMARCHE, Syndic.
Chicago, Ill, F@vrier 1891.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-02-26
LES PROTESTANTS.
JUICES par IN journal protestant

Dams un de ses derniers pum6-
ros, le "New-York Sun" publiait
I'm article des plus int6ressants,
dams lequel il donRait des statisti-
ques on ne peut plus instructives.
QUAINT q la religion, la popula.
ton de New. York serait ainsi d1vi-
see:
Catalogues Romans. 1886
Protestants PARTICIPANTS. 258,666
non %. 253.333
Incr6dules ct infd6les. 325,335
Tel est lie r6sultat dun r6cense-
ment religieux, qu'on peut consi-
d6rer CONNIE d peu pres exact.
Puts il ajoutait:
Au nombre des 1nfdeles profess
tants on pourrait, sans crainte de
sc tromper, ajouter un nombre suf-
fsaut pour egaler lie tiers de la po-
pulation totale de la vile.
Eft beaucoup de catalogues Ro-
mains %pourrslent etre classes dams
la meme cat6gorie.
Ce sont, Ia plupart des jeunes
gems. d'origine 6trangere, qui ont
mis- de cote la fol dams laquelle lis
sont mes ct qui, men syant jamais
edopt6 d'autre, sont tomb6s dams
rinfdelit6, au grand chagrin de
leurs parents ct des pretres qui les
ont. baptises.
Dun autre cote, il seralt injuste
d'appeler chretiens tous les profess
tants qui assistent aux services re-
ligieux.
Beaucoup d'eux n'agissent ainsi
que pour Ia forme, ct dams le fond,
lis sont absolument h6r6tiques ct
incr6dules.
lis ne Won't au temple que pour
faire plaisir q leurs femmes on
parce quill est de bon ton d'y aller.
ST nous allons plus loin ct 81 nous
essayons de diviser la population
en- deux parties, ceux qul suivent
avec 6dAlit6 la vieille fol du Chris
tianisme ct ceux qui la rejettent
complement on partiellement, de
quel cote serait la majorit6? Nous
n'osons le dire.
LIE plus grand nombre des "Pres-
bvterians' CONNIE Ia montr6 Ia
discussion ct le vote relatifs 4 la
revision de IL "Westminster con.
fession" sont tous "a Ia mer'' quaint
4 leur fol.
lis ne ssvent plus excitement
que crolre; mails lis savent qu'ils
ne croient pas les points princi-
paux de leur doctrine telle qu'elle
est aujourd'hui; OF CONNIE ce qu'el-
le rejette s'attaque 1 pexistence ct
q Ia s~ouverainet6 memes de Dleu,
lis s'ensuitsqu'lls sont sur la route
oui conduit dlrectement 4 There
ole.
On peut en- dire autant des econ
Rregationalists". QUAINT aux "Bap-
lists ct aux "Methodists" lis sont
certsinement moins affect6s de CO
scepticisme qui envahit tout, mails
par contre, 10 clerg6 Episcopal"
est rempli d'h6retiques, ct 81 tous
oeux de ses membres qui le m6ri.
tent 6talent traduits devant les tri-
bunaux eccl6siastiques, il y aurait
des sieges vacants en- permanence,
dams chaque diocese.
II est hors de doute que 81 les
h6r6tlques de ces differences sec
tes 6taient brnl6s vifs, CONNIE le
fut Servetus en- 1868, il faudrait
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Vous pouvez faire assurer votre
maison ct votre m6nage par les
meilleures compagnies d'assuran-
CO sur le feu, en- vous adressant q
z. Demeules, No, 9 24me rue N.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-02-26
Central de Ia XYIlIieme
Convention Generate DIES
CanadienS Francois
DIES EtatS- UniS.
Manifesto aux Canadlens-Fran-
Gals DIES Etats- Unis.


COMPATRIOTES:
Lorsque la XVIIieme Conven-
ton Rationale des Canadiens-
Francais, tenne a Nashua, N. H.,
en- 1888, decida unanimement que
la XVlIIieme Convention generate
aurait lieu q Chicago en- 1892, les
Etats- Unis n'avaient pas encore
statue, par la voix du Congress,
CONNIE celia a etc fat depuis,
qu'une grande Exposition Univer
selle SO tiendrait q Chicago en-
1898, pour c6l6brer lie 400ieme an
n~iversaire de la d6couverte de IA.
m6rique par Christophe Colomb.
Comprenant alors qu'une occasion
unique SO pr6sente pour nous de
d6ployer nos forces nationales
dune maniere avantageuse ct
grandiose, en- faisant coincider nos
assises nationales avec PExposi-
ton Universelle de Chicago, nous
prenons sur nous de changer, en-
consequence, la date de la XVIII
ieme Convention de 1892 q 1898 ct
nous annoncons par la pr6sente,
que la XVIIIieme Convention
Generate des Canadiens, Francais
DIES Etats Unis aura lieu q Chicago,
en- l'ann6e 1893.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-02-26
Petites nOuveIles de Duluth.

Dams Ia liste des transactions
dams les biens-fonds je voyais der.
Increment: Louis Rocheleau 4
Chippewa Iron Co., terrain dams
9-62-14, consideration $4,000 dol
lars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-02-26

allumer des hnchers dams chaque
Vile ct les y tenir sllum6s mutt ct
jour-"
L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT ma fait que
traduire aussi litteralement que
possible, Particle du "Sun" ct nous
nv a1outerons aucun commentaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-02-26

Nous garantlssons une guerison COM
plete de la hernie. Pas de douleur, pas
deportation c~hirurgicale.
Trousses misses de cote. Plus de 200
de gueris. Examins gratis. Venez nous
voir.
Barker g Gould,
Masonic Temple.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
DELEGATES REPORT.
The Builders Held an Interesting Month
iy Meeting Last Night

The Builders Exchange held It's reg
ular monthly meeting last night. The
names of w. G.. Mcdonald and J. ].
White were proposed tor Membership
and both gentlemen were duly elected.
The resignation of c. III. Pelton was
received and accepted. IL is under
stood that Mr.. Pelton will remove TO
Chicago.
An application was received from the
master painters aud decorators for
leave to use the rooms of the exchange
for besding meetings. The request was
granted.
Messrs. III. NJ. Reynolds and ]. B.
Ware, delegates to the National con-
vension, delivered their reports.
Mr.. Reynolds confined bis report
chiefly 10 his observation of the pIacti-
cal workings of exchanges Ia Eastern
cities. His IDEAS and conclusions were
incorporated into an interview appear
ing ia this paper shortly after his re-
turn.
Mr.. Ware stated that the work of the
convention was satisfactory and of great
benefit. He declared that the delegates
we're brainv men. who possessed IDEAS
and had the faculty of express ng them
tersely and poIntediv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

a. oaes xsco-sAS 81 La ~ LIS e1dSx
pE4etlEelz<Is q tts< SlEs, sna = GO
PaFteeEsafr vac fofnaed betNesa Z ~
s~-t 4na 1eaa /. ne1m~s- "A lstl, &c
1sS4aaS 4=s,Se A4se-1 N-t1 ) cdss4e
E.Eis- hs as cGFasg tas iaterf "a *
FeSFs ece0p.sa May important orsSl~i
p2st9as. hS G&s e<Sa Eeeogaef d tlAe
ely aiad city sttoZAes After as fS-
tiEeiaSat Irela t84t 0daSe hs fefLe3 a
partnership siia Aas.t 4 Mcknight
49, sas ths SIS sESat prosecuting AlLoE-
Dsy at tas tafse CT tss asata.
he deceased leaves family cons 81
ng Of . wife. one son snd three
daGg 1ters. TIE eldest daughter,
loeFss, sas a. E2Feznks. FLORIDA.
at tie tne OF Der fathers death, aud :
telcg aM mas Feaesed her suHgnl0Aiag
neg home. Vita her eonsia, MIS-. Ne
Aaug atom. and heF d2aghter, she : sA-
pectsd 10 arrive home tomorrow night.
The faneral All t-sks p4Aee al o'eioez
on Sunday afternoon, from lhe family
tes.deaee. rs LlylngsIan.t.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
PURELY PERSONAL

Rev. DR.. p. Moerdyke has returned
from Bay City.
Mrs. F. A. Hudson. of Pontiac, is Wis.
ting friends in this city.
Mrs. III. J. Footlander, of Muskegon,
is spending two weeks with friends in
this city.
Mrs. C. Adriance, of Seneca Falls, n.
Y, is the guest of her brother, s. l..
Crittenden.
Joseph Franks, of Fowlerville, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. X. III. Fowler, of
225 South Divleion-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi waterhouse, OF
Aurora, ILL.,, VINO came 20 attend the
funeral OF the late G. c. Rood, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. May Wright sewell, vino was
yesterday elected president of the con-
gress of women al Washington, d. c.,
Is sister OF Dr.. p. b. Wright, Of this
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
This Date IN History Feb. 27.

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tan Eri2ee u k2ies
M a prfsssa calling hllnsslt C0Azla Alhsrt 10
sfs1Ecoa els-nzd ~ - sa u L-aiIis XVI, a.
e.4l1l rssertes1
isss~kfincs ie,1-s Hsp.asoa 9oizet British 70 en-
fescen3asas zl4ls - k4l,al4lad as = sel1ateas.
slaas I--4e 4
iSe Coal as.la ga siosi0a ss Lsobea Ia stysla.
80 Df.fss4a xs-et
Isrs-i3 kl4led ~ gzliFoad accident a. AZ G-orvs
CnE
I>s-F'Irther Investigation ef 9gerebarxfax Ia
tas Ainses county clerk Office. \. l. Essea.a.i
e. sLe144lle 50 34las
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
TOWN TOPICS.

Jewett Brothers have nlortgaged TO
George W. Nichols their stock oI drugs
for $500.
Miss Lails Barlingame. who has been
seriously IL for several days, Is slowly
recovering.
Rev. j. /. Buell. will deliver lecture
on Longteliow this evening II the last
street NJ. +. Church.
Terrence W. Kelley has sold TO Geo.
w. DeJ0age ia bar and fixtures AZ us
place, 70 South DlylsIOa-st.
Arthur Pitton, OF the Cadillac, after
three weeks siege with malaria fever,
IS slowly gaming the mastery.
The West Side Good Templars will
give a "shoo social AZ their hall, No.
50 West BFldge-st. this evening.
The ladies' OF Westminster Church
Will give reception THIS evening" at the
residence or tho pastor from TO IL
O'Clock.
The railroad transfer boat So. ignace,
transferring trains between Mackinaw
City and IT. Ignace, IS laid up for Il few
days FOR repairs
Rev. Mia +. Upper will preach at
Temple kmauQl next Sunday. Miss
Topper is tn new pastor of the Uni
tarlan Society u this city.
William Howell. OF AS East Bridge
st.. who escaped from the Kalamazoo
Asylum, has been taken back by an at
tendans from that institution.
Chicken thieves visited William o.
wald's hen house AZ SOB Cherry-st. and
stole nine valuable Plymouth Rocks.
He offers SIS for the capture of the
thief.
The 81. Cecilia society will meet this
afternoon AT 2:30 O'Clock at the Ladies
Literary Club house on Sheldon-st.
The subject of American Muse" will
be discussed.
Mrs. Henry A. Ferguson, of 1l3 Eas
Leonard-s ST., has presented TO her nus
band with q bouncing girl which tire
nurse declares Will weigh every ounce
OF Isl pounds.
A. Z. Yerex, of the West Michigan
Business University, Of this city, has
gone 10 Ann ATbor TO meet President
ANGEL, OF the State University, IN re-
ference TO educational matters.
The young men of st. Andrews Cath
edral are soliciting aid tor the new
school building To be erected next sum-
mer. The subscriptions taken by each
solicitor will be published at Easter,
and considerable rivalry exists TO pre-
sent the largest figures.
Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson, Alfred Rus
scl and L. A. Baker of Detroit, X. A.
Montgomery and K. c. Ostrander of
Lansing, and Judge Stone of Hough-
ton are expected 70 be IN attendance at
the United states Court today. The
case of the Pewabic Mining Company
Will be brought up for final settlement.
sanford Hunt. the genial city editor
OF the Jackson Patriot, was IN the city
yesterday, calling upon his Old-time
friends and acquaintance. Ar. Hunt
IS one OF the newspaper men whom 1t IS
pleasure 10 meet--frank. open and
brim full OF sparkling good nature. He
knows the ms and outs. ups aud downs
of newspaper work, having risen from
the devils" functions to his present
position. lie left for home on the Z
O'Clock train last evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
DEATH OF G. CHASE GOODWIN
He Dies After q Brief Illness Crowned
With a LIES Work of Honor.


At the opening of the days session of
the courts yesterday morning, the an
nouncement was made of the death of
Hon. CT. Chase Goodwin. one of the lead
ing attorneys of the Kent county bar.
After the arrangement of the necessary
preliminaries, looking to Il more formal
recognition OF this solemn event, the
courts all adjourned for the day. In
the superior court, impromptu words of
affection and eulogy were uttered by
many members of the bar, and a com.
mittee OF three persons, John Patton,
Jr., Birney HOyt and 5. ID. Clay, were
appointed to draft resolutions TO be pre-
sented hereafter.
The announcement of Mr.. Godwin's
death occasIOned a shock of painful
surprise TO nearly everybody, for very
few persons were cognlzant OF the fact
of his serious illness. Nobody was an
tlcipating his early demise. In personal
appearance, the deceased was a man of
stout physique and robust health, while
III reality he has long been treaGing
precarlous ground by reason of the per-
sIstence with Which the after effects of
la grippe had chung TO him for n year.
HIS latest prostratlon occurred on the
day of the funeral of julius House.
man. After attending that funeral,
Mr. Goodwin retired TO his office 10 per-
form some necessary work, but MS
strength gave away within am hour or
two, and he was obliged to retire from
his desk. He carried to his home that
day an illness from which he did not
recover, but gradually declined until
yesterday morning when the angel of
death entered and took him to
Heaven" "a he himself expressed IT
the evening before his departure.
The death of 81. Chase Cod win
leaves large vacancy in this commun-
ity, especially II the ranks of the pro-
lesson IN which Ms large successes had
been achieved. lie was born IN this
county. IN the township of Wyoming,
Just half century ago the 18th of last
April. The elder Goodwin had settled
IN that townshlpln 1896. The young G..
Chase was educated IN the common
schools of those days, and completed
his academic training IA the schools Of
shis city. At the sge of y, re began
the study OF law IN the Office of Holmes
Il ChamplIn, now Judges John r.
Holmes and J. W. ChsmpIIn, and CON-
pleted his elementary legal course IN
1896. Upon hls admIssio to the bar
hls intellectual s1d moral traits
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
DEMAND FOR SHORT HOURS.
uaisn wsrhingroen Discuss the Imper-
taat sobject-

tant subject
A meeting of delegates from all the
trade councils, except the brieklsyers,
was held Wednesday evening TO confer
on the wisdom Of demanding a red ac-
ton Of working hours N this city.
The sentiment IS quite general that
an attempt will &c made - secure 3
nine-hour DAY. The feeling among
wage workers = practically unanimous
that the time has come 20 make con-
eerted effort. spd they confidently be
Eeve that the siect VII be attained
with very little. Il any. friction. The
masters. employers, have been given
due notice Of .ach a movement IA May,
and maav have entered into their con
tracts With tftt emergency a view. The
wnrkinrnsen Ave gwen far notice Of
their demands from time 70 time, and a
step i, the direction Indicated, vii BE
no surprise % sny one. The vel of &C.
crprv "a IN the intentions Of the fedora
ton N this respect should Be thrown
aside aud the widest publicity gwen
thereto. This will help win popular
approval and lessen tie chances Of pro
logged oppoatson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

J@<kssa fsxs<sk< tke l>s2oerssas SsfsDr
A2z0sg-- n aats has csc I've

Aa2z0sg-- u aAts hAs Sse I've
sseelzl - tAs Ia s2EAN-f zxSass
LASsISs. AleA.s Feo. @s.-fas Demo-
crate Congressional a PpsEssoGnaent tsll
wss introduced "A the hoass Wednes-
day ey Representative ". +. jackson,
Of Wayne. The following are tie dls-
tEiets mapped oat.
oakland. L,ingston counties
and these parts II wsyne: townships
81 Rsasofd, P.saloash, Layon.a, Ggeea-
ned. HamtraIaek. Crosse Iolng and
WaTds s, ., :, y, IL, IS znd Is OF Detroit.
ssooad- AoAroe county sea these
pzrts o1 Wayne. townships OF Brosas-
loan, Canton. Dearborn, kcorse.
Huron. MonguGgon, Nans II, Romulass
spggngwe!.s. Sampler. Naa Bufens
Iay!or. city Of NyAnd0tte sud wards !
>. 4. &, :. IL, y. ID and ie of Detroit.
lhsFd-IsnAmee, Washington, Jack.
son. Ingham.
Fourth-Hllsdale Branch, Calhoun.
Kalamazoo, Eaton.
tifth-Cass, st. Joseph, Berrsen, Van
Baren, Allegsn, Barry.
sixtn--Olgawa, Kent. Iona.
seyenth-CllnIoa, shiawassee, Gen
esee, Saginaw.
Eghth-Macomb, ST. Clair, Lapeer,
Sanllae, Huron.
Ainth-Tuseola, Bay, Midland. Glad
w.n, Arense, loseo. Ogemaw, 0scoda.
AlcOma, Alpena, Aoatmoreney, Pres
que Isle, Cheboygan.
Tenth-Muskegon ocesna. Newaygo,
Mecosta, Isabella. Gratiot. Montcalm.
Eleyeuth-Iason, Lake, osceola,
Clare, Roscommon, Misssukee, Wex
ford. Manlsiee, Benrie. Grand Traverse,
kalkaska, Crawford. 0tsego, Antrim,
Leelanaw, Nanltou, Charieyolx, En-
met, Manitou, Islands.
s5iwelfth Macklnaw, Chippewa, Luce,
Alger, schoolcraft, Delta, Menominee,
Iron, Marquette, Barsga, keewenaw,
Gogebic, OntOnagan, Houghton.
Representative White also introduced
a bill which is as follows:
First-Wards one. two. three, four,
five, six. ven, eight, nine, ten, eleven,
twelve and thirteen OF the city of De.
troll.
Second-Washtenaw, Lenawee and
Monroe counties, and the towns of Ply
mouth, Livonia, Redford, Greenfield,
Canton, Nankin, Dearborn, Springwells,
Romulus, Van Buren,, Taylor, Ecorse,
Sumpter, Huron, Brownstown and
Monguagon III the county Of Wayne,
and wards fourteen and sixteen of the
city OF Detroit.
Third-Barry. Eaton, Calhoun, ST.
joseph, Branch and Hillsdale counties.
Fourth-The counties of Berren,
Cass, Van Buren,, Kalamazoo and Alle-
gan.
Fifth-Kent, Ottawa and Ionia coun.
ties.
Sxth-Jackson, Ingham, Livingston,
Oakland and Gencssee counties.
Seventh-Huron, Sanilac, Lapeer, st.
snips of Crosse Point and Hamtramck
in Wayne county and ward Is of the
city of Detroit.
Eighth-Saginaw, Tuscola. Shiawas-
see and Clinton counties.
Ninth-Muskegon Newaygo, Oceana,
Mason, Lake, Wexford, Manistee, Ben
zie and Leelanaw counties.
Tenth-Bay, ArenGc, Midland, Glad
win, Ogemaw, Iosco, OscodA, Altoona,
Montmorency, Alpena, Otsego, Presque
Isle, Cheboygan, Emmet and Manitou
counties.
Observation-Disclosures, Gratiot, Mecos-
ia, Isabella, Osceola, Clare, Missaukee,
RoscOmmon, Crawford, kalkaska,
Grand Traverse, Antrim and Charlie
yoix counties.
Twelfth-Mackinaw, Chippewa, Luce,
Schoolcraft, Alger, Delta, Menominee!
Marquette. Iron, Houghton, Baraga,
Keewenaw, Ontonagon, Goeblc and
Isle Royal counties.