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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-14

MEN WHO KNEW GEN. HARRISON
UNITE IN HIS PRAISE
By Many Indianapolis Citizens He
Was Regarded the Great
est Living American.
HIS DEATH CAME AS A SHOCK
FRIENDS IN THIS CITY FEEL A
SENSE OF Personal LOSS.
The quiet Home Life of Ex-President
Harrison in This City Had En-
deared Him to All.
EXPRESSIONS OF CITIZENS
MIR. w. III. III. MILLER WAS ONE OF
HIS CLOSEST FRIENDS.
state, County and City Omcia1s, Law
yers and others Pay Tribute
to His Great Worth.
The Quiet Home Life of Ex-President
Harrison in This City Had En-
deared Him to All.
EXPRESSIONS OF CITIZENS
MIR. w. III. III. MILLER WAS ONE OF
HIS CLOSEST FRIENDS.
state, County and City Omcia1s, Law.
yers and Others Pay Tribute
to His Great Worth.

The death of former President Benjamin
Harrison, although hourly anticipated for
q brief period before its occurrence, was
a great shock to the people of Indianap-
oils. Irrespective of party or other affilia-
ton General Harrison was regarded as
one OF the greatest living Americans, and
the fact that this city was his home both
before and after he served the Nation in
the highest office within it's gift was
source of pride to the citizens OF this
city. His dignified, unostentatious life
among them appealed to the people as moth
ing else could do and his death brought
with it a sense of personal loss to the
many.
The Journal has secured expressions from
men who had known and been associated
with General Harrison for years. They
will be found below
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-14
WAS NOT An ACCIDENT.
Judge Woods Says Gen. Harrison Was
Greater Than His Ancestry.

Judge William A. Woods said: 'Benja-
min Harrison was in no sense an accident.
Great in ancestry he has been greater in
himself. His eminence and success in pro-
fessional and public life were deserved be-
cause they earned. They were at
CONTINUED ON PAGE 3, COL -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-14
DEATHOF GEN. HARRISON
The Former Presidents Demise Occurred After
an Illness of Only Few Days.

Throughout the Sickness of the Distinguished Indiana
Citizen Messages of Inquiry Received
from All Parts of the Country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-14
TRIBUTES TO THE DEAD
President Mckinley to Honor Gen. t1arrisOn's
Memory by Attending His Funeral.

He will Formally Announce the Death of the Eminent
Indianian To-Day, and Probably Leave
Washington Tonight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-14
DISSOLUTION OCCURRED AT AS O'CLOCK
Children of Gen. Harrison Unable to Reach
His Bedside Before Life Was Extinct.

A Stubborn Fight Made Against the Inroads of the
Grim Reaper-InCidents of the Last Hour
i'm the Death Chamber
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-14

General Benjamin Harrison, former
President of the United states, died
mt his residence, 1914 North Dela-
ware street, at 4,45 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-10

The children seem glad 20 get back into
the school room. During the recesses
they stood around and told their play
mates what they were going 70 study and
how hard they were going 70 work Yes
terday all the book stores were crowded
with children buying books Some who
have not been in his state very long
wanted TO trade their old books for the
state books. Those who were here last
year wanted 70 trade their last year :
books for new 5nes Of a higher grade.
The Friends university opened its doors
for the registration OF students yesterday
This VIII continue until Wednesday when
the formal exercises VIII take place in
Russell hall There is a large increase
in the number OF students at the begin
ming OF this year that last. Every room
near The university is fuu of students and
more have signiAed their intention OF
coming Yesterday most OF N m were
consulting with members OF the faculty
in regard 10 what course they should take
up. The university had a class o. five
graduates from the school Of arts last
year ard this year that number VIII he
doubled ard several have asked II II was
possible 20 graduate that are coming
from other schools. There wlI be d
large class IN the pedagogical department
and also in the college preparatory The
Kindergarten began work also yesterday.
This is IN connection with the teachers
training course
Lewis Academy began work last week
and has an increased attendance
Fairmount VIII open Wednesday The
prospects for the school this year could
not be better
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-10
he aa1a paig eagle guesdag orafo sepfenber O. aol

Diver was excused because he talked
with someone VINO purported TO know the
facts in the case and had expressed his
opinion to that person Ralph smith vas
called 10 FL The vacancy.
The defense was allowed its first chaI-
lenge and A. Wise was excused and John
Rice called % take his place. He stated
that he mad formed an opinion IN regard
70 the murdrer Of the child and was ex-
cused- J. Jones was excused or 2 chal-
Ienge by the defense. Christ Dold was
called and he stated that he was &C
quai1ted with The defendant and the
judge told him h need not serve on this
case- George Murphy hid formed an
opinion from newspaper accounts and
was excused The state was allowed its
hrst challenge and DIT. DeRoss was ex-
cused- J. z. Holmes could not serve as
he had formed an opinion. Gus Muler
was called 70 take his place. but he also
had his opinion about the case and We
nan and could not serve.
On cross-quesuoniug By NJ. Adams. il
was found that This was the first time
any Of the men had served or murder
trlsl and a Ereat many stated that they
were never en- a case Of any kind before.
All Of them had read the account Of the
case IL the papers Il the time the muir
der was done. The following IS the list
OF jurors VINO were not disqualified yes
t=r5aT- II. =. Firuin. Henry Robbins, O.
* Stewart, James Fry. Z. 2. Kfmbau.
J. 2. Taylor, c. A. Paxton. Elmer Davis,
Il @ Harris. Ralph Smith and George
Stevens The state and the defense have
some more challenges before the taking
OF testimony can begin besides finding a
man 70 fiji the one vacancy. The court
adjourned u1tu l.s3 today ~ order that
the sheriff might serve summons on the
special jlrymen who were drawn 1or this
case The special venire is a sf1iiows.
J. c. Taylor. Lincoln. *. II. Ginger
peel Viola. 81. Puckett, city, Bert An
derson. Valley Center: J. z. Rouser.
Sherman. Emmett Cox city; C. T. Rat
cliff, city; T. Z. Severance. city; J. H
Mccall. city: J. II Coleman. Rockford,
Henry Buford ci-y; Harry Peachin.
city. John J.. Kelly. city; 2. J. LcCoiu.
Illinois, J. H. Butler. Gypsum, J. s Par
r0r. city: David y Walker. city, J. "
Green. city: P T. Denton. Rockford;
Th0s- Stanback. Sherman; r L Dearth.
Kechi. Ed Dumont, city: w E Jett
city: Joseph GERMS, Atuca: C. E. Null,
Kechi; John AIberrs. city; H a. Baker.
Gyps-sa: w. A. Pittiuger. Attica; How
ard Frazier. city, C. y. Eessler. DeIano.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-10
CAR WINDOWS BROKEN
Missouri Pacific traln kan Into q
Hail storm

There was considerable ~ shau storm
at Freeport yesterday afternoon. The
Missouri Paci1c Elows train which ar
rives here Al $40 had several Of the win
dows Of the passenger ear broken and
the glass OF the engine headlight was
cracked. The iron roof Ok the cars we're
Tuu OF dents and looked like someone
had been shooting al it, The tralnmen
report that when the han began 10 pop
on The roof and the windows began 10
break the passengers began TO set away
from the windows IS il they thought
someone was tryins u hold Up the train.
All the passengers we're badly scared.
The storm did NOT last long. but made
things count while IL was az IL II was
accompanied By q heavy rain The rain
extended clear 90 Wichita About .
cock the rain began 70 fan here. II
continued by spells al the afternoon and
evening Il was an 5ld-fashioned sum
uer thunder shower. IL was not q heavy
dovnpou-, bit nice stea5y rain that
soaked into the ground IS 70 zen. There
was no han al this point Nearly an t-ch
o. rain fen durdLng the afternoon here
The sky vas covered with heavy black
clouds al night and there was co-s-t-
erable lightning during The -isht, 6-t no
rain hzd fallen Up 20 O'Clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-10
GOLD Is SuRELY HERE
Quartz From wichita Mountains L
shown Here

Yesterday =. J. Harrison Of E3 East
Central avenue brought 10 the Eagle
offce quartz specimens which leave no
doubt rs 70 the mineral wealth OF the
Wichita mountains
The first piece Of quartz is Of a ind
which assavers say viii run Sllc gOld 10
the ton and 2SG pounds OF copper L was
found seven teet from the surface
The second IS d gray piece which VIII
run so in gold and three ounces Of sill
yer II was found ten feet from the sur
face.
The third specimen VIII run $3.50 III gold.
with Just a trace Of copper
1Ir. Harrison says thar all these speci-
mems came from near Nilduan, Inning
town ia the new country. not very far
fron Hobart He says that IL has been
demonstrated now beyond question that
the Wichita mountains contain mineral.
and wheu the fact becomes generally
known he predicts tha- The rush Tor agri-
cultural lands VIII not compare with the
mining excitement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-10
READY FOR WORK
Public Schools Open for the
Winter Term
REGISTRATION OF PUPILS
Al Friends University Shows
an Increased Attendance.

The city schools opened yesterday
morning fer the winter term. There was
a considerable larger enrolment this
year than last The enrolment for the
first day last year was only q little above
5000 while this year IL is above 500
There is no school al present in the new
ingalls, building. The students there VIII
be taken care OF in the other buildings
until the first Of October, when it Is
thought the new building VIII be com
pleted- The new desks for the High
School have not arrived as yet and TEN
porary arrangements were made 70 &C
commodate the students. The following
is the complete number 70 students en-
rolled Up 10 last night:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-10
HAVE A BIG TINE.
Ohio Association Planning for q Picnic
SEPTEMBER =.

The Ohio Association VII sive q picnic
IL Riverside park September 3 Tce PRO-
sram committee appointed az tle izs-
meeting has mec ana Blocked oar pro-
gram Tor the day TIE committee 7il
meet again next Saturday 81 che cou1-
cI chamber ~ TIE cirv building ald
tEsn au the 6aaI arrangements Ger The
picnic VIII be made. What para 81 the
program nat has been secured prom
ises rhat q sod encs--si-ue1V V1- BE
given Ths-s are aoout gu persons that
have lived IN CaI5 e. were born IN hat
state IN this cau-ry sr1 The cas- Wl be
eire1 q talkils over cla ts ard
s7oeches ilte-srer- WITH UT and
musical program. There ul- 1e z 1ssze.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-10

The best medicine TO take
for Indigestion, Dyspep-
sia, BiIiousness or Ma
Iaria, Fever and Ague IS
the Bitters. Itmeans health
for every sufferer from
stomach lis Don't fail TO
give it a trial.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22

ON motion OF supervisor y smith TO con-
eur IN he report of the committee ON claims
On motion OF supervisor Pitt rs an amend
ment the claim of W. ID. scott be- laid ON the
table.
Amendment ~ amended. Carried
Original motion a amended. Carried
". H. AlmStead .-.. ... - - Allowed AT ~ ~
Bivins IS Rhodes ...... 80 3I0
Ca motion the report OF the committee on
claims WAS cOncurrpd in.
On motion uf Supervisor Coon the Board
adjourned until tomorrow AT the hour OF nine
O'Clock %. IN,
\. T. LANE. Clerk
T.. 4. Porter, Chairman.
Friday oct Is \. u. 1901
Adjourned session ~ tho Hoard ~ SuDnr-
yl-urs called TO order by the chairman. r. T..
Potter
Roll call. Fan board pre- sent
Minutes of yesterday read. approved |
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22

der the head OF new miscellaneous bushes,
proceed To the election OF drain commissioner
| school examiner and superintendent OF poor
On motion OF Supervisor Chambers. as an
| amendment, the school examiner be elected
| at tomorrow mornings session. and the other
onicers elected as per original motion.
On motion of Supervisor tombstone, as an
| amendmenC To the amendment, the election
OF school examiner be taken up this afternoon
at one o'clock.
Amendment 10 the amendment carried.
Amendment as amended carried.
Original motion as amended carried.
ON motion OF Supervisor Coon supervisor
n smith be excused until Thursday morning
session.
Motion carried
Supervisor Delavan offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved, That the question of adopting the
county road system be submitted 10 "A vote OF
the electors OF the county OF Gratiot, at the
general election 10 be held on the 9Th day OF
April, 1902.
On motion of Supervisor y. smith. the time
liked Tor the consideration OF said resolution
offered by Supervisor Delavan be AT Friday
morning session.
Motion carried.
Chairman appointed the following commit
tee ON petitions for local option election;
Supervisors Oswald. Maur.er Read.
ON motion of Supervisor Nesen. the board
take a recess until one O'Clock p. M,
Motion carried,
one p. IN. board reconvcncd.
Full board present.
ON motion of supervisor Nescn the board
Motion carried.
ON motion of Supervisor tombstone the
chairman appoint TWO tellers.
Carried.
Supervisors tombstone and Brice were APP
pointed a> tclIers.
Total votes cast for school examiner was
81, OF which
J.. +. Eel received ..... ...-.......... IL
j. HpNic .............. ........
Total .........-.. $3.50. q
l.. r.. Fell having received 70 majority of all
votes cast WAS declared elected school exam
lucr
On motion OF Supervisor Coon. the board
adjourned until Tomorrow az one o'clock
p. m \. l.. LANE. Clerk
r.. r. POTTER. Chairman.
Wednesday. oct. 10. 1901,
one p. IN. board called 10 urdtr 10y Chair
man l.. T.. Potter.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of yesterday session read, APP
proved and signed i'm open session.
Claims from 40 10 ~. inclusive. were pre-
scented and referred 10 the committee on
rlaims.
Committee on claims. through their chair
man. supervisor Nescn, reported ON the fol-
lowing claims
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22

| On motion the report OF the committee on
Claims was CONQUERED in.
| On motion of Supervisor Coon the claim OF
| DR. scott was taken from the table
| On motion OF supervisor Coon 10 concur i'm
! the report OF the committee on The claim nf
| DR.. scott
Motion carried.
| en- motion OF supervisor y smith the chair
man appoint thrce members OF this board as
| "a sub committee To assist i'm settling with the
county officers.
Motion carried
ON motion OF Supervisor Coon the board
toO< "a recess for ten minutes
board reconycned;, Q9orum.present
sented ana read "a follows
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
6ratlot County: hereby tender my restgna-
Ioh as member OF the building committee.
/. VI. IL ARR NGTON.
On motion of Supervisor coon the resigna.
ton OF /. NJ hal rington be accepted
supervisor y. smith took an appeal of The
chairman.
Decision OF the chairman was sustained.
supervisor loon offered the following re,O-
luton ana moved its Adoption:
RESOLVED. by the Board OF Supervisors of
GrdtiOt county now Ia session. that the build.
ing committee appointed 10y the Board of
Supervisors tO supervise the constr. ctiou of
the new court house be now ana hereby dis
charged "a suCh committee including the
superintendent, Jeremiah Marks. and an au-
thOrty heretofore conferred upon said COM
mittcv is hereby revoked.
ga ana nay NOLe was called for
Yeas: Dciuvan, FON. coon. case Read
Potter, Harrington. Maurer. Chambers, G.
smith. fut Hutchinson, McEnuarfer. Os-
wald. Yeas. IL
Nays: Doyle. Brice. Williams. Nelson. Ne
sen, y. smith. Nays. q. Total. -.
Motion carried ana resolution adopted
On motion of Supervisor y. smith the board
adjourned Tntil Monuay AT the hour OF one
o'clock y. M. y. r. LANE. Clerk
L.. Il. POTTER Chairman.
Monday, Get. u, 4. ID. 1901
Adjourned session of the Board OF super
visOrs called To order by Chairman r.. r. Pot |
ter.
Roll call. Full board present
Minutes Of saturdays session read ap- |
prov eel and signed in open session
claims from 100 To 10 was presented and p, %
fcticu To the committee on claims.
committee on claims. through their chair
luwiug ella u,;
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22

~ II NIII'I NWUIIITTtU-
Dated at Ithaca Michigan, October A d..
1901
NEWTON BURNS.
County Drain Commissioner 0ratiot County.
Michigan.
Ithaca, Mich. oct. 49, 4. ID. 1901
Adjourned session of Board OF Supervisors
called To order by Chairman h. T. Potter
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes OF yesterdays session read. APP
proved and signed in open session
Claims from 80 To ~ were presented and re-
fcrred TO the committee on claims
Committee on claims, through their chair
man, supervisor NeSen, reported on the fol-
lowing ciaimS:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22
Ell OSWALD
RED REED.
y. III. MAtItFR

On motion OF supervisor y. smith The r,'.o-
luton land ON the cable at yesterdays session
WAS taken from the table.
On motion OF supervisor y smith tho .,dor
ton OF the resolution pertaining Ia drain ~
w. Motion carried and resolution adopted
ON motion ut supervisor y. smith the .lai M
OF ). \. eager was taken from the table.
On motion OF Supervisor y smith tl,a .l,t,,
OF }. \. Eager was referred To the prOsecuttnp
attorney.
On motion 81 Supervisor Harrington the
resignation OF scar * kre~s ATTORNEYS FOR
bululng committee, WAS taken from the
table.
On motion Of supervisor boy le tie re,igna-
ton Uf Scarf X krcss was accepted
Remarks from 4. NJ. Twist. chief clerk of
the state BOard OF Tax Commissioners
On motion uf supervisor y. smith the build
ing committee request Uids Tor furniture Tor
the supervisors room.
Yea dnd nay vote was called for.
Yeas: Don, Potter. Doyle. McEndarfcr.
Nelson, y. Smith. cas-. q.
Nays; DvlavHn. Eos, Case. Reed. Harrinu-
ton, Mdurer. Chambers. BriCe. Williams e.
smith. PIT. Hutchinson. .Iohustonc. Oswald
Ncsen. Nays. H..
On mutton OF Supervisor Nesen the board
adjourned uutil tomorrow AT the hour of nine
O'Clock "A. a., ~ l.. LANE. lerk
r.. T.. Potter. Chairman.
We .nr~dHy. OCT. - 4. - 1901.
Adjourned s,ssio'. of he Board of Sup,r-
visOrs called tu order by the chairman, r. f.
Potter.
holl call Full board present
Miuutcs Ot ye>teruay's SESSION read an
proved aud sigocd IN Upe' session.
con- motion 81 SUPERVISE Chambers the
buata Adjourned tote village hall Tor one
half hour
board ?, convened Full board present.
claims from ll3 To 10 wee presented and
referred To thr committee nu GAINS
On mo ion Of sap " SIR y ~mt,h the pr 49,
ecutiuS attorney pnpne the state Game War
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22

den In the matter OF j. A. Gager's claim.
Motion carried.
Committee on claims, through their chair
nan, supervisor Nesen report ON the follow
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22
Amount

On motion 10 concur ia the report Of COM
mittee on the claim OF T.. Carter
On motion OF Supervisor y. smith as an
amendment the claim of T.. Carter be re-
iccted.
Amendment a amended. Carried
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22
a mount

'11'I'I'III III' JUL OF INC rOmUIIfpn nm
claims was COnCurred in 20
On motion or Supervisor Coon the board
tuoh recess until one O'Clock D. m
one y. n. Board reconvcned. Full hoard
present. 80 "'i'"
ulhiHltt'c on county buildings. through
tntf chairman, presented their report
Oh MOTION ~ supervisor JOhnst6nc the re-
poIl OF committee on county buildings was
accepted aud adopted vac
20 iiit hpafd ol supervisors now I'm session
tonvnHIacu' having had the matter OF coun-
~ D4hulhgs under careful consideration we
10y lVaNr 20 make the following report:
W WouId recommend that the i.tl be con-
necl'd with the village sewerage syStern. tnat
thc piaster pc fixed in hail Of iall and thai
,uu I1oi OIL yam be- repaired where necessary.
,ald repairs % be- made under. fll,. ,,,,.,,iiy,
vi my ahtflH' ana we would further rccOfu-
inCha lhat The clerk be authorized To- draw
. it pay HtHl Tor the making Of said re-
si-hed hy said ,hCriU.
IL u L. 49, - -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22

On motiJn the report OF tbC committee Un
claims was cuncurr, Il tn.
On motion of supervisor Chambers that the
time for receiving bids for furniture WAS cN-
tended until four O'Clock y. m.
On motion ut supervisor y smith the gen.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22

ON motion of supervisor y. Smith, the time
for receiving bias Tor furniture Tor the ~ "
court hutfse be extended until SATURDAY Oct
Obcf lg. 1901. AT fOurO clock p.m.,and the whUf
matter OF the bids pertaining 10 the furni-
ture for the new court house be
referred TO the building committee. tney To
confer with the circuit Judge ana
the architect and report 10 tai,
board their recommendation on the same Lot
later than Tuesday morning, October -. 1891
Motion carried.
ON motion OF Supervisor y smith. the
board adjourned until 40 morrow az nine.
o'clock "a. m. A. p. LANE. CLERK.
r.. T.. POTTER, Chairman.
Tuesday. October H. 1901
Adjourned session Uf BOard OF Supervisors
called I'D Oruer Uy Chairman T.. l.. Potter
I,Oil cali. Full board present.
Minutes Ot yesterday session read. ap
Prov ana sigucI ln open SESSION.
Claims from % 20 - wore presented and
referred To the committee oE claims
On no ION nf supervisor 90 "a. tur II mrd OF
Supert isOis, on "Wednesday. Octuber sd. ua-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22

Number one Hundred Fifty-Nne (No. 1881
Is under construction.
Number One Hundred Sixty NO. 1900. This
drain was sold in May, 1901, and is nearly
completed.
Number One Hundred Sixty-One mo. 16D
was sold in April, 1901, and Is being construc-
ted.
The following drains to be located, cleaned
out. deepened, widened, Strengthened or eN-
tended have all been located and sold and
are now under construction:
Number One Hundred SiXty-Two NO. 1872
In Arcadia township. Number One hundred
SiXty-Three NO 1850 in Fulton and North
Shade townships Number One Hundred
sixty six NO. 1907 located I'm sumner town
ship. Number one Hundred Sixty Eight mo.
l6s) located In Newark and New Haven town
ships. Number One Hundred SiXty-Nine mo.
1851 located i'm Emerson township. Number
one Hundred Seventy NO. III located
in Newark and New Haven townships. Num-
Der One Hundred seventy Two (No. l12) lOca-
ted i'm North shade township. GratiOt County
Michigan, and BlOomer township, Montcalm
county.
APPLICATION FOR LOCATING AND ESTABLISH
ING \ DRAIN.
Reed from Twp. County Date.
\. Critics ct al Emerson, Gratiot. April =, 1901
\. A. Clark Ella Gratiot April 81 1901
Frank Altenburg Arcadia June II. 1901
ID. VI. Smith seville Jnne I. 1901
APPLICATION FOR CLEANING oCr DEEPENING.
WIDENING. STRENGTHENING or EXTEND
ING 4 DRAlN.
Name of
Drain. Twp County Date
Potato Creek Hamilton, Gratiot. April T. 1901
,.tlo,, Drfr Washington o. Anil IL tooi
N'"icS ''"'" and Eliza M"
Dufio X knapp, tulton August . leol
Young Drain New Haven " sept. 6 1901
Week, Drain Wheeler April 1901