Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-01-18

-Adr1an has been adjusted az olz,UVo.to.
DURING 1893 the number of marriage
licenses issued In Shiawassee County
was smaller by fifty-six than In 1892
TEcuMsEH has given the Lake Shore
people to understand that a new depot
in that village would be appreciated.
DIR. s. ID. BRADLEY, prominent
physician of st. Clair and member OF
|. sever al secret orders, died Saturday.
EXPLODING dynamite and turpentine
wrecked hardware store In Flint,
and caused CONSERVATION through the
ticity.
A SAND BEACH doctor, Is credited
with making seventeen calls in enc
night, and every patient was suffering
with grip.
RICHARD s. HUYCK. OF Little Prairie
Renee is dead. He assisted in build
ing the second frame structure at
Kalamaso 90, and was the first pest
master ut Little Prairie.
AT the Sault hatchery 30,000,o00
whitehsh eggs are being cared for.
taken from the hatchery and planted
In U Pc reninsnla streams. @-,-
DEC1rRc1LLE frogs are still swim
ming around in the bitches beside the
roads and proclalming. an open, WIN
ter. Some of those fool frogs will get
their toes frozen before long. 49,.
THE Ferris Industrial School, at Big
Rapids, has opened with thirty pupils.
It is lighted with electricity. and is a
model building. An informal reception
to patrons and parents was held.
FRUIT growers in Western Michigan
are much distressed ever the warm
weather. They fear it will swell the
buds and leave them an easy prey for
the sharp frosti that will follow.
MILTON OLMsTEAD was buried in a
well which suddenly caved in while he
was digging at Attica. Thirty feet of
dirt was dug away, and he was found
about midnight, dead, in an upright
position.
,WYANDoTTE is excited over the ru-
NOR that a line is to be built from
Manchester to that place. The fact
that Detroit PEOPLE have bought good
deal of land there makes them feel
doubly joyful
OF TIE 1916 persons receiving assist
anoe at Iron Mountain 1876 are Italians,
367 Scandinavians, 335 English, JOG
French and only 6S'Americans. The
Irish are still smaller in number, be-
ing only 81.
AT Kalamazoo, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Fletcher celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary, and Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Dekubber had q house-warming over
thor marriage fifty-twQ years ago in
scheendyk, Netherlands.
} A MAN walked from Lucas to Cadillac
en- the track of the Toledo, Ann Arbor
and North Michigan, and says that he
counted twenty disconnected rails, and
the statement will be brought to the
attention of the railroad commissioner.
| LYMAN d. NORRIS, one of the most
prominent lawyers and Democratic
politicians in the State, died at Grand
RAPIDS SATURDAY.. He was born in
Covington, n. ", his father subse-
ouently moving to Ypsilanti. Lyman
entered the University Of Michigan In
1871. He was the first student OF the
first class that ever matriculated al
the infant school, fact of which he
was very proud. Mr.. Norris completed
his education at Yale. He was re-
tanned in the famous bred Scott case
and he led the Supreme Court to re-
verse its own decision in no less thar
fourteen cases of similar Importance
For a time he was political editor anC
part proprietor of the st. Louis Times
He had served several terms in a leg
islative capacity, and his whole lttt
has been one without reproach.
THE Michigan monthly crop repor
for November shows that there was M
damage to the wheat plant during De
cember: il is in excellent condition
, The number of bushels of wheat mar
keted in December, $40, 664; average
price in the State 55 cents. III cent
! ! below the price of one year ago. Com
! pared with one year ago. there ha
, been decline in all farm products, ex
, cept hay and milch cows. Hay aver
ages few cents ton, and cows Sl.5
a head, more than che year ago. Tb
loss on corn is cents and on oats
: cents per bushel. The decline on ia
! cattle is ii cents. fat hogs So cents, an
: dressed pork $l.2l per hundr edweigh'
a The several classes of horses have dc
clined in value as follows: Under yea
! ! old, SO. 90: between l and 2 years old
So. ~: between and years old, Sl4. /.
, and 3 wears old and over, $l6.OS. Shee
8 under / year old have declined 81 cent
per head, and those year old and owe
81. % per head. Hogs under ! year oil
average "a cents less and those yea
i old and over 80 cents less than one yea
4 ago.
OUR State Board of Health has e:
n tablished beyond shadow of doubt tina
u consumption is a communicable dis
case. and last September adopted
q resc luton that hereafter it Shall b
n included in the official list of disease
}. dangerous to the public health, re
q ferred to in sections 1876 and 1876 How
;, ellis statutes, requiring notice b
y householders and physicians to tn
local health officer, as soon as such
disea is recognized" The board al.
directed all health officers to at ono
= report any case coming to their know
VI edge, whenever its location threaten
public health, and the following is
r sample of some of the notices bein
j. received by the Secretary of the BOARD
Il NJ, Dec. II. 1888.
i This is to inform the honorable State Boar
that there is at this time pulmonary consuml
p of this place. The office is kept in the dwell
: ing or rather a 8 mall room attached theret
IL The husband died Of same about eight yea
v since. Oldest son died about first OF June Il
l. present year, at Denver. Colo, about 26 yea
- OF age; remains brought home for intermen
V A dau. hter died Of same some ten days sine
was married lady about % years OF age. Al
- other son about 10 or 20 Is In the last stag
10 cannot survive many days. The danger I
4 public health here. In my opinion, arises fro
- necessity by the public for mail deliver
III Truly ours with respect, DIR. Nj. b.,
,r Health Officer OF - Township, ----
County, Michigan