The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-13
Deer Hunter Shoots Horse


Eli Davis, living near Munising re-
ports a valuable horse shot and kill
ed in his pasture one night last week
by some one with headlight and
who was shining for deer. The loss
of one of his farm team is n serious
one for the Alger county farmer.
Representative Burns Defeated
The latest and practically COM
plete returns show that Represen~
tative W. r. Burns of Munising was
defeated for denomination for mem-
Der of the state legislature by Hon.
A. McEachern of Gould City. who
represented the district six years ago.
Mr.. Burns carried Alger county by
S61 and Luce by seventy-two. Mr..
McEachern carried his home county
of Mackinac by 275 and Schoolcraft
county by 1872. According to these
returns Mr.. Burns loses by thirty
five votes.
Will Operate Four Camps
s. ]. Butler of Quinnesec, Dickin-
son county. will operate four log
ging camps this season and has al
ready commenced operations. He will
have two camps on the Michigamme
river below the Mansfield dam. one on
the Fort river near Ralph and the
fourth on the Sturgeon river At the
Michlgamme camps he will bank p
900 900 feet of mixed timber, 100000
feet at Ralph, and 100000 feet on
the Sturgeon At the four camps he
will employ between sixty and seventy
men.
Must Wait for Census Count
According to n dispatch sent out
from Washington. the upper PENN
sula will not know the results of the
recent federal census i'm the various
cities of the district for several
months yet The dispatch says: "The
census bureau has completed Michi-
gan for the time being. Nothing
more need be expected until after
Ian. |. when detailed figures will be
given out Thus far towns of less
than $4,000 have not been announced.
nor will they be until after Jan. l."
AIger County for Osborn
1t has been enormously reported
that Chase S. Osborn of the 500 car
ried only fourteen of the fifteen coun-
ties OF the upper peninsula in the
primary election week ago AS
matter of fact he swept the district
from end TO end. Alger county, which
IL was said had gone for Kelley
gave Osborn a handsome plurality.
The Alger county vote follows: os-
born 394 Kelley. 212, Musseman, 80.
Townsend for senator) S95, Bur
rows 956. Young (for congress) 404.
Kerr 2G4
Legs Are Paralyzed-
William Reed, who has been em-
ployed during the summer by Ben
iamin Surman, n Chippewa county
farmer, was hauling a load of hay
the other night when he met an au-
tomobile. The team SHE'D. tossing the
load from the wagon into the ditch
and throwing Reed upon his back
and injuring his spine TO the extent
that his legs have been paralyzed
since the accident The plysie' -
are of the opinion he will rccovR.
Reed is in the hospital at the 500
Physician Takes a Bride
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of DIR. S. S. blackwell of Blaney |
and Miss Jean MacTaggart of Bad /
Axe. Mich The ceremony was
performed at Escanaba. Dr. Hack |
well Is In charge of the hospital at !
Blaney, and Is one OF the school ex-
amincrs of schoolcraft county. The
bride has taught in the Blaney school
district the past few years, and prior
to that time held n similar position
in Macknac county. DIR. blackwell ~
y graduate Of the Northern Normal NJ
Marquette, which institution his
bride also has attended.
Will Sue City for Damages
Matt Grimord, an engineer on the