The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02

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A white woodchuck is on exhibition
in one Of the show windows at Eaton
Rapios--it is truly freak of nature.
The voters of st. Clair county will
have abundance of material to vote for
this fall, as there will be seven dis
tinct tickets ON their ballot
The McMorran Milling Co., of Port
Huron, which lost its entire plant by
fire several weeks ago, has started AN
other split pea mill in that city.
Midland county farmers complain
that never before within their recol-
lection have they lost such large por-
ton of their apple crop through heavy
winds.
Upon the next Legislature of this
state will fall the important task of
re-apportioning the congressional and
Legislative districts, according to the
new census
The village of Tekonsha closed the
season with 100 rods of new cement
side walk built in the streets and about
half as much more built on private
premises since May.
Chas. Lewis, Goblevlle boy now
in the Philippines, recently wrote to
his father TO send him some newspa-
pcrs that he might learn the nominees
for President this fall.
The Adrian police are looking for
Jacli-the-Grabber," who darts from
behind trees and bushes in the dark
ness and squee2es women. Three such
eases were reported recently.
The Plymouth Improvement COM
pany, organized with a paid-up $40, 900
stock, is preparing to build six new
houses the coming summer. Plymouth
now wants doctor and a butcher shop.
Leslie ladies are bound not to be be-
hind their husbands and have gun
club of their own, and they do say that
some of the scores they can make can
be favorably compared with those of
the men folks.
One hundred men quit the Dead
River Mill Co. 5 numbering camps near
lshpeming on the ED, because only S26
per month was offered in wages. The
prevailing wage is S39, and there is a
large demand for men.
Attorney VIM. Look, of Detroit.
found guilty of misconduct in hand
ling the estates Of several Detroit par
ties. was on the cath suspended from
the practice Of his profession for the
period of two years from Nov. |.
According to n recent report made
by the st. Joseph council finance COM
mittec tho municipal water works has
been running behind at rate of 81 900
per month Interesting developments
may be expected in the near future.
The postoflice department at Wash
ington is figuring out n scheme TO es-
tablish receiving and delivering stations
for the handling of registered mail
matter in hotels The scheme has
been tried in Detroit and has proved
successful.
Two Detroit, Rochester. Romeo 81
Lake Orion cars collided in fog south
of Washington, on the 25th. and Mo-
torman Frank w Griffith, who dis
obeyed orders, died under the sur
geon's knife at Rochester shortly after
the accident.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Willow
say this is one of the most phenomenal
falls that has been known. Vegeta-
bles, vines and pasture fields are
greener than in the summer months.
There has been no frost yet 10 dam
age anything.
At special election held a, Allegan
on the 23d. TO bond the village for
S., 600 for a public park, the vote stood
$40 yes. GS no The park will be
leased to the T. & p NJ Ry Co. for 90
years in order to bring the depot down
into the village.
A large number of Clinton county
farmers have posted signs all over their
farms prohibiting city hunters ca the
premises. As one of them expressed
it, they cannot afford to raise sheep
and cattle for city chaps to practice on
with their guns.
Plymouth is to have large audi
torium. which will he erected by
stock company composed Of local bnsi-
ness men II is expected the building
will be completed by Thanksgiving
day, so that large reception can be
held on that day.
The board of public works of Grand
Rapids has discovered that a number
of factories have been using city water
without paying for il by the use of it,
legal taps Proceedings will undoubt-
eddy be brought against the concerns
if they do not settle.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
along the Thumb division of the H. &
=. NJ road on account of the company's
seeming inability to furnish ears at
this time of the year Hay buyers
threaten TO draw the hay to lake ports
and ship by water. Every available
space is packed full and any amount of
hay is still TO be bought
The Bay Shore Lumber Co.. of Me-
nominee, which has conducted opera
tions in Menomincc county for some
years past, has purchased more than
100 600, 900 feet of standing pine near
Ashland, on the line Of the Duluth,
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