The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
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Born to the wife of VIM. Finley at
Melvin on Tuesday. twin boys.
The Hotel Montague, at Caro-, was
reopened to the public on Friday of
last week.
All cinnamon arrested in the state
of Michigan are brought to Port Huron
and disposed of by United States Com
missioner Harris.
An inventory oe the estate of the
late John Jenkinson has been filed
with the judge of probate. He left
500 900 worth of real estate and 5000
in personal property.
Congressman McMorran recommends
Simon II. Heath for appointment in
Richmond postoffice. 1t is now third
class Office with a salary of $1,000, with
allowances for clerk hire, rent and
| light.
Il. d. Eawson, of Marlette, republi-
can candidate for judge of probate in
Sanilac county last fall, but who was
defeated by Judge James McCaren, has
been appointed emigrant inspector
with headquarters at Port Huron.
Albert Stevenson, American agent of
the Independent Order of Foresters,
Tuesday morning said 1.-THE headquart-
ers of the American branch will be
moyed to Port Huron on Saturday.
We will occupy the rooms in the White
building about to be vacated by Avery
& Walsh.
Charles Poole, aged 80 years, died at
Algonac Saturday morning. MIR. Poole
was single man and occupied rooms
over the bank in the village. One
| MI In L. 10,
set the building on fire. Poole was
taken out seriously burned ana was
unable to recover the shock.
Charles Orth, of Port Huron, who
has been suffering from paralysis for
the past two years reports that his two
sons, Fred and Charles, had refused to
contribute to his support any longer
and that unless something was done
quickly he would have to enter the
county house.
A meeting of the Armada AgricUl.
tural society was held Tuesday after.
noon, January 18th. The following
officers we're elected:-Pres., Henry
Pratt; Sec, Orvy Hulett; Treas, G. NJ.
Beal; Director for year, Henry Bluhm
! Directors for two years, >. j. Freeman,
John A. Maver and G. II. Castle.
The Daily Herald of Port Huron
says:-"It will cost the county about
1928 for the special session of the beard
of supervisors which was held Monday
to pass upon EX-sherIff DAVIDSON
bill. The expenses of the criminal &C,
counts committee were about $50 more
! The amount saved by the accounting
of EX-sherilf Davidson's bills is less
than sos so the county is "A loser IN
the end"
A 100000 mortgage given by the Pero
Marquette railway system to the Cen
! trail Trust Company of New York, was
/ filed with the register of deeds on Fri.
day last. The mortgage covers all the
cOmpany's property in Michigan, Indi.
ana, leases In Chicago, leases of the
Detroit and Lake Erie railroad and in
fact everything belonging TO the com
pany. The mortgage Is issued for the
purpose of refunding bonds which will
become due in 1865.
Joe Clement, of Avoca, who has
! been employed as mOulder at the
Malleable Iron works at South Park
| for the past two weeks, had tistic en-
counter with another moulder Monday
afternoon in which he received brok-
en- jaw. The trouble was caused by a
discussion over whee.barrow and the
hard blow Clement received broke his
! jaw in two places. Dr. Morris was
called and dressed the wound. The
name of the man who struck Clement
is unknown. He has been at work
only IA few days, coming here from De-
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