The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11
News of the state.

LOUIS SMITH, n Saginaw Alderman
wants 10 be postmaster.
SAGlNAW's fire record during the yeai
has been smaller than for fifteen years
GRAND RAPIDS business men are be.
ginning war on trans ent merchants
MIDLAND women collected enough
money to build new house for a poor
woman.
MEL ID. SLY, of Pontiac, wants to
succeed Warden Davis at the Jackson
prison.
A CHICAGO firm has ordered 10, OO0
views Of the Sault, for sale during the
Worlds Fair.
THE residence Of Will Jackson, oil
West Fort, was destroyed by fire, with
all contents.
MIR. AND Mrs. r.. CRANDELL, of Cor
una. several days ago celebrated their
golden wedding.
PAT BARRY, of Carrollton, has fallen
heir to $4,000 by the death of rich
relative in Ireland.
BURGLARS at Milford entered Weaver
Il Watkins store. The got $40 worth
of cigars and tobacco.
THE project Of obta ming her water
supply from Saginaw Bay is again be-
ing agltated at Saginaw
THE number OF marriage licenses is
sued in Macomb County since the new
law went into effect is ! BAL.
Mrs. GEO. CoMIERBE. OF near West
Fay City, was fatally shot by boy
who was fooling with gun.
WHILE out hunting near Carson City
Orson Ia alvin accidentally shot and
killed Bert Savage, aged 20.
THE Common Council Of Mt. Clemens
declared that no more sparrows shall
be shot inside the city limits.
YOUNG man named Bountin was
frightfully burned in coal mine near
CoIuDna by the explos. on of twenty-five
pounds of powder
JAMES MACKIN, of the Sault, the other
day for second time broke his leg in
the same place. Being 30 years of age,
he died of his injuries.
THREE Cinnamon captured at the
Sault while trying TO sneak into the
country. have been taken to'San Fran
cisco, and will be returned to the Celes-
tial Empire.
THE p.tt'ng in OF water meters is
proving an expensive thing TO big water
consumers at Mt. Clemens One hotel
used n million and a quarter gallons i'm
month and paid 500.
THE Shore Line railroad project is
agar being briskly agitated at Mt.
Clemens. President Loss says that as
soon as the right or way is secured the
money is ready for building the road.
ARTHUR GAMBLING, clerk in the Ho-
tel Horton, Mason, shot himself shortly
after receiving letter. The ball passed
through his heart lodging between his
shirt and suspenders on the back of his
body.
FRIENDS of Benjamin Dixon and f..
G.. McCarty, of Saginaw, do not be-
lieve that either one OF the two had a
hand i'm the burning Of the Saginaw
] lumber Companys Mills at Occur
d'Alene.
A GIRL giving her name as Emma
Williams, aged IA, is at the House OF
the Good Shepherd. at Chicago. She
claims to live at West Bay City. and
says she walked TO the Windy City in
four days. T..
MICHAEL TooMEY, OF Warren, dsap-
pearcd from his home over year ago,
and up TO the present time no trace OF
his whereabouts has been discovered.
He left considerable property. A tenn
porary administrators of the estate has
been appointed by the Judge of Probate.
NEAR Detroit bob" containing a
sleighng party of thirty was run into
by freight train on the Grand Trunk
railroad and wrecked. Five of the
party were injured, one of them, Henry
STONED, seriously.
The kalamazoo City and County
Street Railway was sold under order OF
the United States Circuit Court, and
was bid in by w. +. Davidson OF Port
Huron, as agent for the General Elec-
trio Company, for $4,000. The stock
holders OF the old company lose $780,
they invested. The road will be equipped
with electricity, the trolley system being
used.