The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-05-19

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termined.
Traverse City-Phinney Harmon
tree, SO. of Kingsley, was instantly
killed when a runaway team threw
him from a farm wagon against the
side of a barn.
Mason-Dogs killed Is sheep on the
farm of Charles Wilt. four miles
southeast of Mason. Wilt says he will
file suit for damages if the owner Of
the dogs can be found
Pontiac-To help support the Pom
tiac city band which has been private
ly maintained, the city commission
has voted $1,000. The band will play
II outdoor concerts this summer.
Saginaw-After making deductions
of $23,937.60 from the $1,07S,591 asked
to be placed on the tax roll for NUM-
cipal purposes the board Of estimates
approved a city budget of $l,C5i,-
653 40.
Pontiac-As the result of a drive
here for clothing for the Armenians,
a car load of clothing will be on its
way soon. Local factory heads super
intended the trucking and packing OF
supplies.
Lansing-The state administrative
board has announced it would issue
100000 worth of state highway i'm
provement bonds June /. State Treas
urer German will receive sealed bids
for bonds of this issue until May 20.
Mt. Clemens-Judge Sawn melted
out a sentence Of SIS, with the alter
native of spending 60 days in the
county Jail, when Isaac Feinberg, a
Kosher boarding housekeeper appear
ed before him charged with poison
ing a dog.
Owosso-Dr. Samuel Snyder of
Owosso, SO, oldest Odd Fellow in Mich
igan, died at the Odd Fellows home
at Jackson. DR.. Snyder was born in
Utica, N. Y, in 1925. He came to
Owosso about 80 years ago as an eye
specialist.
Traverse City-Neighbors are not
satisfied with the mere announcement
that Stephen Carol, Traverse farmer,
came to his death by the kick of
horse. He was found dead in a barn.
They have asked for an inquest, which
will be held.
Iron Mountain.-Thomas Mcguire,
20 years old, was found on his farm
at Sagola with the back of his head
blown Off. Dynamite stocks were
found at the base of a big rock near
the body. Mcguire is believed to
have taken his own life.
Pontiac-The Michigan State Saliva
ton Army fresh air camp for disabled
soldiers and children of slum dis
tricts will be located in Oakland coun-
ty. A site Of 40 acres has been Sc
cured on LakeVille Lake and an ap-
of $4,000 made by the
Port Huron-Canadian liquor in
spectors are checking up the cellars
of Sarnia residents to see if they have
received more than 10 cases of liquor
from Montreal recently. In two in
stances owners of large consignments
have signed statements that it was for
personal use.
Grand Rapids-A seemingly for
saken refrigerator car on a side-track
Of the Pennsylvania railroad here was
found by the police to have been the
rendezvous of gang of moonshiners
still, with an oil-stove, cooling appar-
atus and coil intact.
Lansing-In an effort to fix the
exact amount of loss sustained by the
state and place the blame for the mis-
conduct of the affairs of the state
house of correction and branch prison
at Marquette, grand jury investiga-
ton into the conduct of the institution
was begun before Justice of the Peace
c. F. Button.
Battle Creek-Arthur Walker, pres
ident and manager of the Bock-Wal.
wer Hardware company, was recently
fined $50 and sent to Jail for ten days
for driving an automobile while in
toxicated. He appealed to circuit
court and Judge w. H. North fined
him 500 instead of $50, but sent him
to the sanitarium for treatment in
stead of to Jail.
Owosso-Members Of the city COM
favor erecting a municipal
plant to be operated in con-
nection with a water works plant that
may be built within the next few years.
The Consumers Power company has
asked a raise of 20 per cent in the
rates and the commissioners declare
the city can generate it's own power
cheaper.
Owosso-Katheleen, the 19-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Walker, of Morroce, is in the Uni
versity hospital in Ann Arbor and
will be operated on soon for the re-
moval of a peanut from her lung. The
child choked on peanuts about a
month ago. One of them lodged in