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VOL LVII. MASON. MICH.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1915 NO. 49

MASON M.\ltKETS. NOTICE. . No. 2 red wheat $1.08. No. 1 white In order that the merchants and CHURCH ANI> SOCIETY. [EVEEVERETTR S wheat 11,05, No, 2 rye 87c, oats their clerks may more fully enjoy DAINTY GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS 35c, good dry corn 65c, clover seed Christmas the grocery stores will $8 to 110.50, beans $3,35, new pota­ close Saturday, December 25, at The W, M. S. of the Presbyterian Cash Grocery toes 85c, eggs 30c, butter 17c to 24c noon. No deliverlcN on Satiinlay. church will meet at the home of Mrs. Can be Found Yeast Foam 4c Cattle: Prime steers 7c, light butch­ Grocery stores will be opened Tues­ M. A. Bement Friday afternoon of Macaroni Oc ers 5c, best fat cows 4i/6c, common day, Thursday and Friday evenings this week at 2:30.. All are Invited. in Great Variety at Mince Meat 9c cows 2c to 4%c, veal calves 4c to 8%. during Christmas week. The Baptist Aid society will meet Leader Milk ^ Be choice spring lambs 8c, sheep 2c with Mrs. S. R. Coulston Dec. 15. Lemon Extract "c to 4 c, hogs 5%c. Mrs. C. J. Hartenburg is recovering Rev. H, C. Wilson, pastor of the Vanilla Exeract 14c nicely from a operation, which she First Presbyterian church of Lansing 9 bars Soap 28c NEWS IN BRIEF. underwent at McCullough's hospital will preach in the Mason Presbyterian Jewelry Calumet Baking Powder, lb... .20c last Friday. church next Sunday at 10 a. m. Santa Claus headquarters at . . Store Large Lamp Chimney .9c Fresh, pure and clean Christmas The Ladies Aid of Wllklns Memor­ Aseltine^s Young's store, Dansvllle. * Molasses, quart »c candies, new crop salted peanuts. ial church will meet with Mr. and Cream of Wheat 14c The brick yard pond Is the scene Large assortment of candles at 10c Mrs. F. L. Bradman Dec. 15 for din­ 10c can Cocoa 8c of nightly skating parties now. and 20c a lb. Mason Bazaar. * ner. Annual meeting and election of Rings for the Sweetheart % lb. Cocoa 240 officers. 2Gc can Crlsco a4c John Samann, the tailor, offers Tuesday was the flrst day for pay­ The W. C. T. U. will meet with Rings for the Daughter 10c can Potted Ham »c some great bargains for the holidays. ing taxes In Mason, and City Treas­ Mrs. James Blakely today (Thurs­ 15c can Beans 14c Mrs. Lewis Courtrlght of this city urer Deuel reports receiving |1857.- day) at 2 o'clock p. m. Election of Rings for the Wife 25c Coffee 24c has been granted a widow's pension, 28. Mrs. L. E. Jewett of the second officer.'?. All members are urged to Prepared Buckwheat 9c ward was the lirst to receive a re­ be present. Rings for the Baby JCetcbup 9c Mrs, Carlton Hunter Is clerking In ceipt. The I. O. 0. F. and their families 1 can Dill Pickles 9c Cortright's store during the holiday will have a good time at the hall De­ season. Ralph Stropc was hurt while play­ 10c Salad Dressing Sc ing football in Washington, D. C, cember 17. Don't forget! 10c can Apple Butter 9c Mrs. E. n, French Is dangerously where he has been attending the The Ladies Aid of Eden will serve I want your butter and eggs. Will ill with tumor, at her home on east Bliss Electrical school, and returned dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Silverware, Handsome Designs pay you the highest market price. Ash street, home last Friday. He expects to be Edson Rolfe Wednesday, Dee. 15. Call me by phone and get my price. able to return to school in a month. This will be a free-will offering, pro­ Mrs. Felix McDaniels entertained ceeds to go toward sending the little • Engraved if you wish a number of ladies at a pedro party W. A. Cheney, Roy Robb and wife, daughter of Rev. Kendall away for GEO.IH. LEVERETT Monday evening. Alfred Allen and wife, L. H. Ives and treatments. Everyone come with full 'A W. H. Taylor attended the meetings baskets and prepare to give as liber­ BOTH We this week publish the proceed­ PHONES ings of the board of supervisors, June of the state association of Farmers ally as possible. Call and see and October sessions. clubs at Lansing Tuesday and Wed­ Mason Camp No. 3220 M. W. of A. the Sparklers nesday. Mr. Robb is president of the will hold Its regular meeting on Tues­ Suj|ham(!!iouirtn§inciSi I have the Ball Band cold weath­ association and Alfred Allen one of day evening, Dec. 14. This is the at • • - - Ford Aseltine *s er foot wear, coon tall felts and Rus­ the directors. Mr, Cheney attended time for the election of officers for Cntorcd at the Poat Office, Maaon, sian, etc. J. A. Cortright. * «B wcond-clnsB mutter. as a delegate from the local club. tlie ensuing year. Other matters of A delegation of Odd Fellows from Mrs. Allen read a paper at one of the importance will come before the L''ubll»heclnl attention to diseaaeB o( women Washington the village of Brocton, CLUB. IT IS THE EASY WAY TO HAVE MONEY NEXT CHRIST­ Market—W. L. Cheney, HOUSE TO RENT~In good repair. nnd children. Ollice South Mnin atreet, Sanilac county, will hereafter be Cor South and D streets. W. A. ground floor. Hours—8:00 to 9:00 a. m., known as Hemans, being named in Recitation—A Sane Christmas— MAS. 1:00 to 3:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Doth Symposium led by Vice President Petty. 47-3t plioncs. honor of Hon. Lawton T. Hemans of JOIN THE CLUB YOURSELF. TAKE OUT A MEMBERSHIP FOR this city. Mrs. W. A. Melton. Question Box—J. H. Shafer. ASK FOR car l(Ad prices on Drain EACH ONE OF YOUR CHILDREN AND TEACH THEM TO SAVE. on. C. S. UALLAKD, Homeopathic Phyal- Tile. Almon M. Chapln, Eden. Cit. cinn nnd Surgeon, Dlscuaes of the Eye, Be sure and see the Queen Quality Election, and appointments. IN 50 WEEKS: Ear, Nose nnd Throat n i|>eclalty. Office In shoe factory at the Pastime theatre, Table committee: Mesdames J. E. phone 139, 2L IS. Nenr DIock. Uoura 8 to 9 a. m„ 2 to 5 and in addition to regular program,, Tanswell, J. N. Thorburn, J. L. Lang, 1-CENT CLUB PAYS $12.75 7 to 9 r. m. SEE ASELTINE before you sell Thursday and Saturday nights, Dec. 9 S. B. Davis, Geo. Bowden, D. E. 2-CENT CLUB PAYS 25.50 un. FRANK E. THOMAS, Phyaicinn and and 11. F. W. Webb. * Watts. your furs, hides and pelts. Mason. 3w Surgeon. Office over Webb & Whitman's 5-CENT CLUB PAYS 63.75 clothing Btoro. The next number of the Aurellus FOR SALE—Feeding shoats, Stan- lecture course will be held Thursday FIRE AT WILWAMSTON. dish farm, 5 miles northeast of Ma­ 10-CENT CLUB PAYS 127.50 FARMERS' MUTUAL evening of this week. It is a concert son. A. C. Wheaton. 49w2p WE ADD 3 PER CENT INTEREST. number, composed of a harpist, im­ Wllllamston suffered a flre Sunday FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF INC YOU CAN DEPOSIT 25 OR 50 CENTS, OR $1.00 OR MORE EACH ham county. Safest, cheapeat, beat. For personator, and soloist, and Is highly morning, in which six frame build­ ROSE COMB R. I. RED Cockerels, Intormalion write to P. H. Field, Becretary, recommended. ings on Main street were destroyed, also a few single combs at $1.00 each WEEK. Mnson. Frank Secley, FrcB,, Mnson. Office at a loss estimated at $25,000. on third floor of court houic. Chas,-W. Clark of Dansvllle has this week. J. E. Welsh. 49w2p COME IN-WE WILL TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT. beeo appointed by Gov. Ferris as one There Is ground for suspicion that VETERINARY of the delegates to represent Michi­ Incendiarism caused the blaze. IN ORDER TO SETTLE UP THE COME IN AND GET A CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUB BOOK The buildings destroyed were: gan at the sixth annual drainage and Nancy J. Wilson estate, I am pre­ FREE. DR. GEORGE C. MOODY, Veterinary Sur­ flood congress to be held at Cairo, III., Goyt, Bros.' meat market, building pared to receive bids for the house geon. Office and residence corner A and Aah owned by Christian Sweitzer; Frank atreeta, Maaon, Michigan. Jan, 19, 20, 21. and three lots on Okemos street, Ma­ Andrews' lunch room, owned by Mr. son. W. A. Mclntyre, administrator. The Girls' Literary and Debating Andrews; Clarence Harris' tin shop, FIRST STATE & SAVINGS BANK OR. A. G. HOEKZEMA, (Suceeaior to Dr. club of the Mason high school has building owned by Mrs. John White; Gordon) Veterinary Phyilclan and Sur­ elected the following officers: Pres., HOUSE TO RENT—Inquire of D. MASON, MICHIGAN geon, Office and hoipltat corner A and Pennock & Porter's store room for Mill StreeU, Bell 228, >Cltlieni E7, Maton, Martha Chapln; vice pres., Lucretta hardware, owned by Waldo-Ayres; P. Whltmore, News Office. • Michigan. Kinsey; sec. and treas., Aeletha Ells­ Charles Edward's pool room, owned worth. Meetings are to be held Mon­ by Mrs. Waldo-Ayres, Leo VanHorn's FANCY APRONS, bags, etc., for AUCTIONEERS day evenings. bakery, building owned by Edgar Xmas gifts at Neely & Neely's milli­ Some of the school boya became' Webster! nery store. Bessie O. Ball. C. W. CLARK. General Auctioneer, CtUieni The POPULAR STORE phono line 6-4 ringB, Danaville. so energetic (?) In attempting to The flre started In Edwards' pool break up a meeting of lady students room, supposedly from an overheated Better Be Safe Than Sorry HENRY KURTZ, expert Gngliih nii Ger. at the central building last Friday stove. A policy in the Michigan Mutual Christmas Cold Blast Lanter Globes, each... .80 man •uctioneer. Satiifaction guaranteed. evening, that the Sheriff was called AddrcM Leill* Park, Lanilns. Cltluni Buildings and contents fairly in­ Cyclone, Windstorm and Tornado Co Perfection Oil, gallon. .10c phono. • • upon to quell the disturbance. It is sured. of Hastings, Mich.,'is good as a bond evident that a good spanking machine autographed by John Dee Rocka- Best Oil, gallon lie W. A. MTJRRAY, expert auctioneer. Satti> Is needed by the school board—one Photos faction guaranteed. Tf tme . reatonabte. P. OBITUARY. feller. Call me by Citizens phone. No. 1 Lamp Chimneys, each...... 60 ' 0. Webberviile. Both phonei. that will work with air springs on L. H. Ives, Agent. Moss Rose Flour. ,85o short notice. John Whlttier Thompson was born Eastern Ground Buckwheat, 10Ib.38o CHARLIE HARMON, General Auctioneer. P. In White Oak township, Ingham 0. Maaon, R, F, D. 1. Citiieni phone 19 Drain Commissioner E. J. Doane Better See J. H. Shafer was In Jackson two days last week, county, Michigan, Jan. 25, 1867, and Ask for Travel Tickets on your IL 2S, ••':'.."• departed this,life Dec. 2, 1915. De­ about fixing up that cyclone policy be­ attending a meeting of commissioners fore it's too late. Office over Harrl> Next to an actual visit a cash purchases. Book of trips and of several counties, called to deter-, ceased was married Oct. 15, 1892. information free on request. He leaves to mourn his loss, a son, son's drug store, formerly occupied b; portrait sent to tlie follcs mine the necessity and convenience W. J. Adams. 25 Coming Again! of a.drain which will traverse Wash­ Archie J, Thompson of Washington; at home, or to those rela­ Tliere will be a Demonstration at tenaw, Hillsdale, Jackson and Ingham one grandson. Star Thompson; a our store Saturday for the purpose of WHO? WhyROSE, CARD OP THANKS~We desire to tives who are most about counties, being about 15: miles In daughter, Mrs. Irene Grimes of Stock- explaining Travel Tickets; also to re­ bridge; his aged mother, Mrs. .Eliza­ express our sincere thanks to the you, will be most welcome The Weather Strip Man, length. Work on the project will friends and especially the neighbors deem soap wrappers,'tobacco tags and commence at once. beth Thompson, Ingham .township; who. makes all loose,., varped and four sisters, Mrs. Ida Bollinger and who so-freely gave their assistance) —will give the greatest other valuable CbuiMtiiB. , sunken doors and loose, rattllng,«ln- So pleasing are the improvements Mrs. 'Belle Barker of Gregory; Mrs. and sympathy and the I. 0. O. P. pleasure. dows air tlghti thereby saving their at the county Jail by the building of a Jennie Boice of Stockbridge; Miss lodge, also.Rev. Passmore for ,; his cost the first winter In fuel/cold new fence* with cement blocks, that It Addle Thompson of Ingham town-: kind and comforting words, during drafts, sickness, etc, ' Theiie weather­ is contemplated removing /the old ship; 'three brothers, Henry Thomp­ our recent bereavement In the loss of G.S.Thofburii, Grocer strips are a patent, all wood strip and wooden shed locaated In the rear of son of In'ghlEim township; Bernie It, our beloved son and brother and fath­ DOTH PHONES nothing about them ' that i wlU ever the jail, and replaclng.it with a build­ Thompson df Everett, Wash.; Arllng- er. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, Henry wear out, and willlaet aslongaB the ing made of blocks. This will. pro­ tdh C. Thompson of Wheatfield town­ Thompson, Bernie Thompson, Arling­ Make the Appoiiitinent To day house stands;; I :wlll>Ue:in:!your;t6wn vide a: fine work room in which to ship, ten nephews and nieces and a ton Thompson', Miss Addle Thompson, ,<)nly long enough to clean up the' or­ employ the prisoners in the winter host\ot''iriend8.;; ;,•;••• Mrs. Ida Bollinger, Mrs. Belle Bark­ ITH sixteen; years of ex­ ders Jhat'are^left with'W.-S.;Chalker .months when > they'can notibe used , Funeral services were held c^ Satur­ er, Mrs. Jennie,Boice, Archie Thomp­ acting service *" or sent t6:me:,af SiockbrldgelM ;upori .the'cjBunty/roada;::;'/^ ?••;•'rj^ip-;;^ day at the M. G; churchi Danaville, son, Mrs. Irene Grimes. V '\ Shall not cahvaB: the 'town .troin house conducted by Rev. W. J.' Passmord, ' toVliduseiy^ ^'^^-vS.'":: J'•:?3:^:^^•V/••';'A;^^ : I :A' delegatidn/^of supervlBorr ;from Jack8oh;cbuhtyrwasiin Masqn Tues- The I.O."0;:P. lodge^df wihlch :Mr. CAttD OP T9ANKS--We desire to dayHd inspect the:draini c'ommlssibn- Thdmpsdn was a member, attended in thank ouir friends and neighbors, also «r?8,bfflce in thlscity^^ Jackson cdun- a body and "conducted the 'services' at Banner Lbdge of Royal Neighbors fdr^ ty;iB'Mdly .deficient-in{the^way)tif an the grave. s,Mr, Thompson was a man their kindness and help during the shbwsitsdf the most economicar :offlde (and'/equipmentKfor ^roih %cdm-*; otiBterling Integrity,: a v good; citicen sickness and death of our loved' one. !'^NeTOri Jtnr;iptb|fet?:evienairl^ nissioner and' records in that county, whd. was ^ held in the' highest eiBteem Also; those who sent such beautiful , the proofs!^ of thii claim befdird: by. ft:;Tery.'large; circle :o([firiendBJ :>;' flowers and Rev. John Clafllh for hla and the commlttee'B viBit here wad in rjjpu'hiijjr/iwfi^^ d Ireotlon, and then not bjr' trrl&f to purBuance of a reflolution adopted by cdmfoirtingjwdrdfli LMay they; all, be ;the' board' of BupervliorB' of Jackson '?if5WANTBI>p«an'/;-pMt?^,:?0.;i^,/;wlth remeinberedilh; tinie df heed ad they i piillJhlmiJjickffiwfS^Sie'-'" ' ^pduhtji;5il;tKdlriOctdber;8e«BldiB;'^;<=»|;^; horse^and buggy to sell Stock Condir li^vd 'reineinberedX'XUB^ /i^bdrtv"; R. •; vP0iR^8ALE-^werityifliYe;t;;Anddna mi^ixM tidn Powder in Ingham, county. Sal- firdwhi^Mr.-ahd Mrs. John-Oil Hodge-i cdckerelB;;iprlcd Jl )tb< $6;^ alBO hend ty John; SatnMoV:the •,Jmlti» ^OhHBtmasibd^ i»ntl;l70;jiper|inbnth;:;/iAddrtBB?9vln- bodm; [Mr.: add Mrsii ;Clydd^I);y;HodKe^; and yearling maleB.;WilJ;We8t! * dUBtHalvBldg^^iliidianaipbliB', Indiana;' bdom*?'-*''''''^''^'*''''--'-'-''^''--''^^ Son, R. P. D. 1, BaBtLanalng. 49-2p INGHAM COUNTY NBWS,> DECEMBER 9, 1915

The Inepltudo of a Democratic Ad­ Ranney. Our next meeting was held TOO GOOD TO LIVE. ministration has again been demon­ In Lansing and of those who were J. C. FINGERLE |# strated in the manner of handling the present at our first meeting there Is DR. KARL BUENZ He never smoked; he never drank; Published at Mason every Thursday charges preferred against Austro- only lett living Dr. Goad ot Willlam- He never said "How dry 1 am!" Huugarian consular officers in this ston and myself. At our next annual Plumbers and Tinners morning by Goes to Prison for Unlaw­ The'filthy weed he thought'Wns rank; ALBIORT L. HOSE country. By permitting a statement meeting Dr. llanney was elected pres­ He never used the cuss word "!!!'"!" ^•^j'\u-\^\. \y\^ ^-'•- to be published in which an implica­ ident. Yours truly, ful Aid to German Vessel. Ho came homo early, every night-;- tion of guilt was made, this govern­ C. L. RANDALD, M. D. Of this fact I am positive— Supply House "Wlll'nV THIO WAH lONDS, WHAT ment iias been put in a position where And on his tombstone ono might TIII5N?" an apology may have to be made to iMKiCCIlAN'r MAHIMO write; Batli Tubs, Lavatories, Sinks (all' the Austrian government, This, and "Alas, ho was too good to live!" kinds). Water Closets, Water Hon. William S. Bonnet, the Re­ other incidents, make the people long Speech of Senator .Tohn W. Weeks, A model man in all respects, Heaters, Raiitres, Boilers, Batli publican eaiulidale elected rocontly for an Administration which will not of Massachusetts, before tho Academy He even wont to Sunday school; to Congress by a majority ot 700 in a have to apologize or to be apologized ot political scionccs at tho Hotel Room Sundries, Wroii0,000.00 established the men and their fam­ any business activity, and therefore I dreds of people in Minnesota have ilies will continue to bo supported as mashed sweet and Irish pootatoes, MILO BENNETT LOSES SUIT cranberry sauce, apple pie, apples, greatly regret the jmbliclty-announ- used it with unusual benefit. they are now being supported. We ced Intent of the Administration to Here arc the words of a few of the L. B. McARTHUR President shall face, therel'ore, not the product oranges, ice cream and cake, and Court Cannot Force Grand Jury to mixed nuts. For supper we had rye revive the government-owned and many in this state who have taken It: A. L. ROSE Vice President of European cheap labor, but the operated shipping legislation which Reveal Secret Ballot. JOHN TOWEY, 2030 Dayton ave­ bread and cheese, dressing, two pint A. .T. HALL • Cashier product of soldier labor, and our was considered and defeaited last KALAMAZOO, WIS. — Tormer nue, St. Paul, Minn., ordering a sec­ •ountry, unscathed by war, is the bottles of beer apiece, cigars and L. R. WHITE Assistant Cashier cigarettes. winter; for this will be done even Prosecutor Milo Bennett will take an ond treatment, wrote: "I have been market to which their goods must though Chambers of Commerce and Speaking of Culebra cut, they are Immediate appeal to the supreme feeling fine since I took your medi­ oomc. Against the wholesale dump­ other commercial organizations have cine. It certainly cleared my skin. Three per cent Interest paid on sav­ having quite a time down there. Just court in an effort to set aside the de­ ing on our market of this flood of the reported almost unanimously against I have recommended your medicine ings deposits. Money to loan. most cheaply-produced foreign goods before dinner yesterday they explod­ such a course being taken. cision of Judge Waller North who di­ ed a blast there that jarred every­ to a number of stomach sufferers." Call and see us. ev.er made, we must have protection "However, It is absolutely essen­ rected that a verdict of no cause ot MRS. PETER WILLIAMS, 2749 or the employees ot our own compet­ thing here as if there had. been an action be returned in Bennett's dam­ earthquake, and we are over a mile tial, from the standpoint of the Navy, Eighteenth st., Si; ' Minneapolis, ing factories will walk the streets. wrote: "I have taken Mayr's Won­ Directors—A. J. Hall, Geo. M. away. I was down there yesterday that there be suitable ships in opera­ age suit against the grand jury which Hoyt, A. L. Rose, L. B. McArthur, A.. "I am for preparedness, but even tion which can be drawn on in time derful Remedy and feel like a'new more than preparedness for war, we afternoon. It Is hard to tell how censured Bennett. I. Barber, C. W. Clark, A. McDonald.. they are getting along, The dirt has of need and it can be completely dem­ The grand Jury ballot was secret woman. I am entirely out of pain. need preparedness for peace. That onstrated that if this Government Four of oiir best doctors could do prepare4ness we can attain only slid across the canal from one bank and It could not bo determined who to the other so that they walk across rendered sufllcient aid to private lines nothing for me and agreed I must through a protective tariff and,'scien­ of fast steamers covering all the prin­ voted for the censure resolution. have an operation." tifically, only through a tariff commis­ on the dry ground. The top of the dirt must be at least 30 feet above cipal ports of South America, the ves­ Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives Pains and Aches sion. I propose, at once, to advocate sels to be constructed under the di­ permanent results for stomach, liver, both." the water. They are blasting off the GIRLS, 11, ACCUSE TWO MEN Caused by Kidneys top of the hill now. I think they in­ rection of the Navy Department with and intestinal ailments. Eat as much and whatever you like. No more dis­ tend to lower the hill now so that a provision that crews and ships ypsi Policeman and Butcher Are Held "United we stand, divided we fall," should be transferred to the Navy in tress after eating, pressure of gas in Many women attrlbuto ailments has been accepted as a self evident when they get the canal open again, it will stay open. The 27th Infantry case ot need, the saving to the Gov­ on Children's Charges.. the stomach and around the heart. and BUftcrlnS to some cUsoaso pecu­ truth by all Republicans. The alleged Get one bottle of your druggist now liar to thoir SOX, wlion oi'ten tlio is stranded here, They were on the ernment would be equivalent to the YPSILANTI, MICH. -- William pain and misery Is caused by weak Republican who stirs up Internal way to the Philippines and the slide aid given. Furthermore, we iieed Claspell, a butcher ot this city,, was and try it on an absolute guarantee— or (loranBod kidneys. Honsowork, strife Is a pretty poor specimen of stopped them. There are 20 of them men for our naval reserve, and this if not satisfactory money will be re­ ofllce work or factory work may, bound over to tho circuit court on a turned.—Adv. start tho trouble, and iiW.y.y spells, even hyphenated'Republican. with Co. P. They are distributed is another reason for our giving en­ pudlncfls under eyes, soro muscles, couragement to the upbuilding of our statutory charge preferred by several stiff Joints, discolored or scanty, urine, among the troops here In the Zone. young girls under eleven years ot age. They have beein here nearly two merchant marine, and to increase sleep dlsturblns bladder ailments,, The Chicago "Herald," after tak­ that part of our population which en­ Patrolman Sheldon Granger was ar­ rheumatism or diabetes may result, months and do not know when they When tho kidneys arc strong and. ing a poll, reports that twenty-one .will get away from here. gage in a sea-faring life. rested by Deputy Sheriff Connors on a healtliy they lUter out from tho blood Democratic pohgressmen favor a re­ "We need (1) a merchant marine complaint signed by Chief ot Police tho poisonous wasio matter. When Well I don't know of any more to they aro sUisclBh or overworked they vision of the tariff at this session. write, so will close. MILES. for mercantile and naval ^ purposes, Cain charging him with a statutory of­ need a modlolnd to clean them out These twenty-one, joined with the (2) we should repeal any legislation fense. The accusing aflldavit was sign-' and Invlsorato action. Foley Kidney Republicans, can control the House. which, like portions of the Seamen's MASON, MICH. Pills aro .prepared expressly for tho INGHAM'S FIRST MEDICAL ed by an eleven-year-old girl. purpose of dissolving all poisonous- SOCIETY. Bill, militate against its develop­ substances and uric acid that lodge ment, (3) we should follow the prac­ In 1914, when the Republicans of in tho joints' and muscles and to Altamonte Springs, Pla., Dec. 3. tice of all other nations, which has TUMULTY COMMENDS POET cleanse and stronKthen stopped-up, New York; regained possession of the resulted in the development of ship­ Inactive kidneys. Thousands of mon legislature, their total of pluralities :^dltorNews: In your paper of Nov. Bring at least 35 bu. and womiSn In all parts oC tho county 18th I noticethe death of Dr. Qeo. E. ping, by giving sufficient aid to over­ Writes Appreciation to Tom Lowell for toslify to tho wonderfully satlatac- In the legislative vote was 84,000. come the difference in cost which tory results they have had from tali»- Ranney, .which revived a i flood of Wilson-Gait Verwi. at a time and get the ins Foley Kidney PUIS. . This year; Republican legislative can- memories. In the late summer or stands as a handicap against us, (4) didaltes/secured total: pluralities of autumn of 1866 Dr. W.: W. Root for such aid should only apply in cases ANN ABHOR, HWOH. — Tom M. 118,000 in spite of thei : spectacular the west part of the county and I for where the operations cannot be con­ Lovelly Ann Arbor's cobbler-poet, has For sale by Longyear Bros, and come-back of Tammany .Hall in jthe the east part arranged for a meeting ducted profitably, and only continue composed a piece, six stanzas long, on L. H. Harrison. New; York City cohtestSi;':These fig­ as long as conditions prevail, such aid at the bid court house iU' Mason for the forthcoming marriage of President ures show the steady and irresistible the organizatioh of the Ingham Coun­ being based bu the service performed Flour drift of opinion 'toward the Republi ty Medical association, Among those in carrying mails and furnishing Wilson and Mrs. Gait. ^ can'.'party;t-,;/:;';-Vy:;^ ;;/;y .^ ^.'•; .:.i^ ;;.V;; ;v^: •;••',:••:>, who were present I rbmember the, ships for auxiliary'purposes, (S) any A copy was sent to the president names,of Drs. Ackley and Wlnslow of gbvernmehtal operations which with a congratulatory letter. Mr. iFrom your own wheat Stockbridge, Drs.; Qoad and: Davis of places ::kovernment^owned and con­ ' I Despite the boasted' ''prbsperityV Lovell received the president's ac­ Brnlieia Sorcsi Wounds and Piles .whlch.this cbiihtry Ig'wid tpvbe en- Williamstoui Dr. WTbodworth of Les- trolled ships in competition with knowledgement through Secretary Tu­ privately-owned and operated ships iulokly hcalodwitb Arnioi SalT*; : joying, New-York is! th& only'One bt lleii Dr.iSwartbui,bt '';Aurelius,; Dr^: multy. Jt prevents infeotlont is antlseptlet thesevehlarge cities that;shows hw Hamniondvbfi^Okemos, ;;Dr; : H. i; B; should:nbt.be countenaced,.The judg­ soolhlnlt healinit Try It ones. Stiahk; Dr. J.; H; Bartholomew,:; Dr.: ment :ahd^ experience of experts of all If you cannot use this clearings ::a8\>;larger aavwere ^recorded Prominent Farmer Admits Shooting. Money Beak If It FalU; ifbr'the.'sambj peribdrinveithier 191^ J.; Bi;;Huli;tDr.:Oeo;:B. Ranney; Dr; kinds on'this subject, should be suffl- The Qriiinid and Genuine^: ^ or' 1918;i--^vFbr;the week:endeidrN6vl Hayes; and,DrrMiEirshallandibhe;or cieht;:t.o: deter our taking such a HASTINGS, JIICH. — Bert N. amount yourself go In : 13,IChicagb^ iPhiladblphia^/BbstbhviSt; two otl^ers whose.names ;l do not re- bopelbssly fa^l step;; i (6) As the Bowser, li prominent Johnstown town­ lUuiSi'BMtimoroahdiNewiiOHeahB rbr i^ember frbni LansihgiDr. .Chaddbck Navy, needs, auxiliaries even more ship farmer, has pleaded guilty in cir­ with your neighbor on S i:|;pbrted;,bBnk^Ieariniliiiinaterially^ froni: Delhi;: Drs.: BbotiiSackrider;Mc- thamaiiyAOther 'facility, any measure cuit court to firing a charge ot bird- Robert's .and ' Phelps (Oi-'Masbh-'and ':vl.thah|iini^*lie;!:cbrreBpbidlh*l.week;ii^^ taken:to: increase its efficiency should shot into Hiram Babcock's mare when 'B,andall-'otDanBViUei^;';Jia^:-i:i;S;;:v.^ffi;^^ give:first cbhsideratlbn-to, and be iu> the deal. •J;Sl912gainids;l913;sSAUf;theii*ficltle8':'rei; it got Into his cornfield. H'ipbrtgUrieit^Meai'lBW^ fluehced by;; the i; development' ot a merbliant^imarlhe;" >;, •;=. Hetli^ the Hurt ^^fWliibli^r^Mi flitra portion ot /^'Xi.':9t^'M W:'iPM&miiM^'^'WMmM *'

V.j^iV^ "iiiyt^^/^-jaSftV^Mfe^ jvU^^^'- » isMi INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 9, 1915 8

y" v GEOGRAPHERS ^.IIE CORRESPONDENCE GAINING IN MIGIIIGAIi A December Sale of Items Gathered by NEWS Staff about the County WOMEN'S AND MISSES' Suli$tanti8i Increase In National ^; r Maitiliarslilp Sliswn. Street and Afternoon Dresses HOTJT ITKMS. ItOU'l a. Dr. L, J. Hic'c ot Owosso visited at Little Lewis Henning of Mason vis­ Dciuils DeCamp'a one day last week, ited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON, D, C. — In Detroit Miss Hattio Dillon Is visiting rela­ Alva Campbell, last week. there are 3,420 members of the Nation­ tives In Alalcdon. Men with teams are now busy al Geographic society. Thig is a gain Former Values $25 to $40 Mrs, Wni. Jenkins entertained her drawing sand on the new road toi of 1,120 in the past year and 2,220 cover the rough spots, so as to make since 1913, when Detroit's member­ In Velvet, Charmeuse, Crepe de Chine, Broad­ alstcr and husband from Grand Rap- better traveling this winter. Ids last Saturday and Sunday. ship in the society was 1,200. cloth and Taffeta; also combinations of Velvet Mrs, Hoarst is seriously 111 with Mrs.. Ray Watklns and daughter The number ot members of the Na­ and Georgette Crepe, Serge and Satin; all this Charlotte visited her parents last tion Geographic society in Michigan pneumonia. week. seasons best models; many fur trimmed. Mrs, Irene Roosa visited Mrs. S. is 11,480, as against 6,800 .a year ago. Culvier In Mason one day last week. Leo Barnes, who has been to Can­ The state membership In ]9i;'j V^ We llluttrats an afternoon costume of fine ada threshing has returned home. 4,220. In other Michigan cities tA so­ Charmouee. New flare line tunic model* Tunic KINOSLANI). Mrs. Harvey Dennis and Mrs. M. longer at aides and back than In front; soft, ciety membership is as follows: Ann ssif girdle looped at aide. Skunk-Opoasum fur Ahrens spent one day the past week Arbor, 29G; BatUe Creek, 107; Bay A few from tills place attended the at the former's parents. trima collar, enda of girdle, aloevoa and ber- City, 188; Flint, 184; Grand Raptds, church fair at Percy Feasel's Dec. 1. Goldia VanHorn and friend spent der of tunic. Cornea h African brown, Navy S.'i4; Jackson, 1C4; Kalamazoo, 275; blue or black. A very apaelal value for |1S. W, Menzer has halt of the sugar Sunday evening at J. Stevens'. Lansing, 250; Saginaw, 30G, lieeta loaded and some are still draw­ Judson Smith and family spent Sat­ ing beets. " urday at her sister's In Mason. A suggestion that has from time to Kingsland is a busy place, baled Mrs. J. H, Darrow entertained her time been made is that the National joods Sent Free Geograpliic society repeat in otlicr hay and beans coming in daily and mother Sunday and Monday. By Parcel Post. coal going out. cities some ot the lectures, wltii il­ COUM WOOMWM * (TATI Arthur Bellows has returned from KOItTH AUIMXIUS. lustrations, as delivered in Washing­ ttOCOMJCCTION WITHAMTOna* ITMI Inquiries Solicited. hlB visit at Benton Harbor. ton. Charmeuae P. A. AVinslow and wife were in December 7, 19.15. With 3,420 members in Detroit snd Dimondalo Friday. Mrs. Clara Mutton spent Sunday with similar large memberships in with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith. Eddie Twitchell and family arc liv­ other big cities, a successful lectiiro ing in the house with his father, C. Wm. Willoughby and wife from circuit could be arranged, it Is ngiired,' South Farwell took dinner and spent Twitchell. BO that the National Geograpliic mem­ the afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Jas. RKAL KSTATK TRAN.SFERS. George Parsons is threshing corn Herrick, Monday. bers in Other cities could enjoy the «t Fred DePries'. Shirley Mutton and family from same privileges and at the same min­ Edward CahiU and wife to E. M. HocoiiiineiMlort li'or Croup. Lansing spent Sunday hero with Mel­ imum ot expense as those members re­ Hunt and wife, lot 18, blk 1, Improve­ W. C. Allen, Boseley, Mo., says: "I ville Hilton and family. siding in Washington. ment Co. Add, Lansing, $400. liavG raised a family ot four children Manual Snider of Stanton died at T. J. Gross to J. L. Price and wife, and used Foley's Honey and Tar with his home Monday evening at five pt of lot 5, blk 121, Lansing, $2,700. The all of them, I find it the best cough o'clock, MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED Grace Mae P. Ingham to H. A. and croup medicine I ever used. I Frank Herrick and lady friend Sober, lot C, blk 8, J. M. French's used it for eight or ten years and can spent Sunday with Ray Clark and Detroit Man Held in New York Ac- sub, Lansing, $2,300. Reward recommend it for croup." Same sat­ wife. cused of Brutal Crime. C. P. Bissell and wife to E, G. Win­ isfactory results for coughs and colds. Gleaners Attention! A special ters and wife, lot 23, Rose Add, Lan­ meeting has been called for Thursday DETROIT, .MICH. — Nathan Gor­ sing, $t)0'1.05. Sold by L. H, Harrison and Longyear man, suspected murderer ot Mrs. In Cold Cash i3ros,—Adv. evening of this week, Dec. 9, tor the John Russman and wife to H. K. purpose of electing oflicers and to Ccrtlm Newgoklt, who has been want­ Smith, pt NE Vi of sec. 23 and pt SE y,. of sec 26, Slockbridge, $4,455. Make your Iicns proud of their poultry liou,sc. AT/LCIIIN. transact other necessary business ot ed by Detroit police since NovcTrner the order. It is really necessary for I, has been arrested in New York City, Phebe Bement to Mary C. Higel- They can't suy "Thank you," of course, but they'll December G, 1915. every member of North Aurelius Ar- iccording to a telegram received by mire, lot 7, blk 5, Smith & Pease i)or to attend this mooting. A potluck Add, Mason, $600. moi^ eggs summer and winter. And that's what Miss Lillio Haskill Is visiting at S«i)erlntendent Marquardt. Scth Slow's tor a few days. supper will be served. D. B, Taylor and wife to J. T. you arc hiterested in most of all. The Gleaners will have an oy.ster Gorman l.s alleged to have commit­ Amiss and wife, pt of lots 4 and 5, Mr. and Mrs, ,T. M, Howard and supper and dance at tlieir hall here ted the most brutal murder in De­Longycar's Add, Lansing, $1.00, etc. Face the poultry house towards the south and be liberal little d'augliter Lottie visited Mrs. on Friday evening of next week, Dec. troit in many years. About & o'clock E. L. Y.ile and wife to P. E. Dun­ with tlie windows. Then you'll have a well-ventilated and Howard's parents Monday and Tues­ 17, The ladies will please bake and on the morning of November 1, the ham and wife, pt of lot 6, blk 34, sunny building which is the first requirement. day last week. bring wliatever is the u)ost conven­ body of i\lrs. Newfcldt was found in Lansing, $3,500, Hayes Allchin called at Elmer Mon­ ient for supper for those who do not her home. I-Icr throat had boon cut H. A. Hall and wife to S, W, Mayer Avoid a damp location—let the poultry liouse be "higli and roe's Sunday. care for oysters. Tickets for dance and wife, lots 12 and 13, blk 1, Hall's dry." If a sand or dirt lloor is used, it should be changed fre­ without supper, 50c. Supper 50c from ear to ear, Corman, whom is South Side Add, Lansing, $1,200. Rubin Watters wont to William- said to have been in the house early aton to visit his aunt last Monday. extra. C, F. Monroe and wife to Joseph quently. Don't overlook a single detail. After a four weeks' visit with his that morning, was missing witli some Cramer and wife, pt SW Vi of sec. 12, Make a wise selection of material for your new building. sister, Mrs, Don Haskill and family SOUTIIE.AST LOCliF-. jewelry and money from the New-Leroy, $550. and other relatives at this place and feldt home. G. N. Hethorn and wife to P. J. We will help you if you give us the v.-ord. Plainliold, he will return to his home W. A. Worden and family spent Thompson, pt of lot 16, blk 5, Glen- In Belding after visiting with rela­ Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. dale Place, Lansing, $500, tives near Shepard. and Mrs. C, Worden, in Fowlervllle. SALT IN FEED KILLS HOGS J, S, Parmalee to .Tohn Ryan, pels C. P. MICKELSON, Mason Miss Neola Seymour is helping at Mrs. Charles Huschke has returned on blk 11, Lansing, $500. Tiutternold's in Webborvllle during home from Pinckney hospital, much Hillsdale Parmer Discovers He Was F. G. Rousie and wife to A. E. the holiday season. Improved in health. Manning, pt ot lot 20, blk 2, French's TOURIST CLUIl. Kerns, Mrs, Chas. Field and Mrs. Lemmie Newman and wife of Fow­ Causing Death of Herd. sub, Lansing, $4,000. Grace Allen were dressed to represent SOUTH INGHAM AND NORTH lervllle, also Frank Rickctt and wife HILLSDALR, MICH, -r D. A. Tay­ H. G. Heying and wife to John The Mason Tourist club met at the "days of long ago." Those who had lllJNKr'.l(HILL. and Wm. Lyon ot Brighton, all re­ lor ot Allen, Hillsdale county; has been Russman, et al., lots 7 and 8, blk 2, home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bristol no ancient costumeg_were reminded cently motored to W. A. Worden's for losing hogr, from a malady that bafl'led Brownell's Add, Stockbrldge, $1,500. Friday evening, for the first meeting of what relics they had, and the dis­ play of shawls of various textures, Mrs. Harriet Sayles was called to a visit. local veterinarians. R, S. Shaetfer and wife to John after the Thanksgiving vacation, with Wm. Croope and family and Miss patterns and prices was very interest­ Lansing Wednesday by the serious An expert said the hogs had died Rogers, pt SW Vi of sec. 11, Vevay, Mr. Bristol as leader. As all the illness ot her daughter. Dr. Nora Beth Beurmanu recently visited at $8,600. ladles and some of the men appeared ing. Mrs. Ferry brought with her AValker. the home of Charley Ward. of ptomaine poisoning, caused by table Cora L. Williams, by heirs, to C. in old time costumes, some time was two shawls owned by Mrs. Shields ot Mrs. F. Teachuot and sisters, Mrs. I wish the correspondent from Af­ salt which it had been the custot of P. Mlckelson, pt of lots 7 and 8, blk taken for an examination ot them be­ Lansing, one a white embroidered Sayles and Mrs. Hoard, visited at N. rica in the News would locate his the feeder to place in swill barrels. 18, Mason, $2,000, fore the leader announced that spec­ Chinese shawl which cost $1000, and E. McCann's Sunday last, place as many think only colored peo­ The salt, acting upon ground wheat ial music, prepared by Mesdames F. the other a black wrap of the same .Tamos Qulnn was a Mason caller ple must live there. G. Ellett and J. S. Hawley, would material, but embroidered on one feed, formed an active poison which Strong And AVell As Ever. half with white and on the other with AA''ednesday. George Wolever of West Locke re­ produced blindness and asphyxiation come first on the program. An orig­ Fred Smith, Green Bay, Wis., says: colors, which cost $700. • All appre­ llollin West ot Leslie visited his cently visited his son. Jay Wolever, and ending in the death of the ani­ inal song by E. A. Densmore, which here. "Foley Kidney Pills completely re­ characterized the nature ot the pro­ ciated this display of exquisite needle folks in this vicinity Wednesday. mals. B. Halllday and mother of Mead- Mrs. Geo, W, Brewer spent Thanks­ lieved me ot all soreness and pain in gram to be given, was followed by a work. Mrs. Ferry's talk throughout ville and Mrs. Harriet Sayles of the giving with her son, Wert J, Brewer, the back and I now am strong and medley of old time songs arranged was a plea for more patriotism and same place and B. J. Holland and at East Lansing. well as ever," Cold weather makes for the flute and piano. the preservation of all things of his­ Mrs. Richmond ot Fltchburg visited Warren VanAseltine and wife are TIME IS TURNED BACKWARD aching joints, sore muscles and irreg­ Ralph Adams sang "Sliver Threads toric value. Mrs. Lepha Teachout Monday, stopping awhile with. Mr. and Mrs. ular bladder action more unbearable. Among the Gold," that old, yet ever There was to have been a trio sung Earl Townsend commenced work Jay Wolever. , Inventor Makes Left-Handed .Watch- Foley Kidney Pills help the kidneys new melody, and Mrs. Hawley sang by Misses Beulah Dean, Ethel Adams eliminate pain-causing poisons. For and Mrs. Gall Densmore,, in which for Wm. Sharland Wednesday. The donation and social at Rev. S. Hands Go from Right to Left. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep." Mrs. Park Ferguson and Mrs. L, G. Hall's of U. B. church recently sale by L. H. Harrison and Longyear The leader then introduced Mrs. B. they proclaimed many times that they Teachout visited Grandma West \<'as well attended. , KALAMAZOO, JIICH. — E. P. Bros.—Adv. M; Ferry, of the State Historical were the "fairies of the glen", but as Wednesday. 'Ethel Brewer and'Warren VanAs­ Foley, a local jeweler, has made the Commission at Lansing, who spends they faced the audience in their gro- Mrs. Uosaltha Richmond of Fitch- eltine, also Mabel Brewer and Roy fabled reaper obey that poetic sum­ MAItniAGE LICENSES. a good share of her time talking be­ j tesque costumes, the ludicrousness of iDurg visited her sister, Mrs. Hoard, Kimble were marired at Lansing No­ mons "Backwards, tiirn backward, 0 fore schqois and clubs In the.interest the situation caused the club to break last week. vember 15, in a double wedding. The of that commission. Mrs. Ferry's into conyulslve laughter in which the time, in thy flight." Geo. F. Hunt^'Lansing; 28 performers joined and brought the Mrs. Lepha Teachout left Thursday girls are daughters ot G. W. Brewer. Nellie Stewart, Lansing 24 subject was "Michigan, Past and , Frank Swan and wife and daugh­ He has accomplished this seemingly song to ah abrupt end'. After the for Detroit to visit relatives and impossible thing by the simple expe­ David E. Benhett, Lansing 24 Present," but she began by telling ot friends and expects to go to Tuscola ter Myrl recently motored among events of a much earlier date, which entire club had joined in singing county and other places in the state relatives here. dient of inventing a left-handed watch. Favette L. Yerks, Lansing 18 were illustrated by the costumes to be "Michigan, My Michigan," came in- before returning home again. Instead of running from left to right,, Geo. 0. Roosa, Lansing 22 seen. She told of the Indians in the terinission. Dainty refresjiments C. Wilcox attended the funeral of ETCHELli NEWS. as In the case of the ordinary time­ Myra Rosenbush, Lansing .20 New England states and the part they were served by the "fairies" during Ills granddaughter In White Oak piece, Mr. Foley's watch sends Its Richard Brenman, WllUamston.. .48 had in the making of the Mother this social hour. Roll call brought out a number of incidents of pioneer Tuesday. • Harry Hulse Is having a new fur­ hands around from right to left, Bessie Dunnlgan, Lansing. 42 Goose Rhymes, which will never die. nace installed in his home. To illustrate this period Miss Beulah life, after which the club adjourned Herbert O, Lenniey, Detroit...... 23 to meet next week with Mr. and Mrs. E-IST ALAIEDON. •' Glen Jones spent Sunday in Lan­ Martha Wallace, Lansing...... 24 Dean appeared in full Indian cos­ sing. . , L.' R. White. MIMES WILL RENDER OPERA Fred N. Rogers, Lansing .43. tume. The Colonial period was illus­ Oral Potter has sold his home in ' Miss Inez Clemans visited, her for­ trated by Miss Hattie Eldred', who Mary C. Hineline, Lansing...... 27 Lansing and moved his family to the mer schoolmates at the Hawley school Michigan Union Affair Will Be Given wore crinoline and a silk dress .of Oommon Oouncil Proceedings. ^ home o( his parents, J. F. Potter and Monday. Clarence Wilcox, Lansing... I. ..21 those days, a shawl made in Ireland Some Time AfterCl^riBtmaa. •wife. Mrs. 0. S. Bush returned home Eva McLeod, Lansing, 17 many years ago, a calash bonnet with MASOK, Mien., Dec, 6,1916. Charles Collar and wife visited the Thursday, after spending the past ANN ARBOR. MICH. — At a Sherman A. Coltrin, Williamston. .27 face curls peeping from underneath, . Cnuncll met and was called tu order family of his brother Ira in Vevay three months in the south and west. meeting of the Mimes of the University Phoebe Smith, Williamstoh 29 quaint slippers, and carried an old- by Pres. pro tern Whilmore. last Sunday. Milton Wait is making an extend­ of Michigan, committees' were an­ Bert C. Howarth, Lansing 28 fashioned carpet bag. Ralph Adams Present, Aid. Neely, Parker, Ran­ ed visit at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ray Watkins and daughter nounced for this year's Michigan Hazel Pfeia, .Williamston...... 24 appeared as a Puritan gentleman. dall, Whiting and Whitmore. , Charlotte visited her parents, T. J. Mrs. Harry Hulse and family. Miss Ethel Adams was a typical Top- Union opera, to be given somistlmfe be­ Louis H, Allen, Lansing,~. 50 The minutes of. the lust meeting Corner and wife, last weoh. - Miss Mamie Curtis; left Thursday sy, and sang a little ditty descrip­ weie read and approved. Mrs. Emory Colbath and little son morning for Chicago; where she will tween the Christmas and spring vaca­ Eliza R. Culver, Detroit 52 tive of the "child who nevah was of Mason are visiting her parents, J. work in a laboratory until the Christ­ tion periods. Alfred N. Cory, Lansing 25 bawn," REPOUT OP COMMITTEE. F, Potter and wife. mas holidays. Therou D. Weaver, senior engineer, Mary George, Lansing...... 21 Sojourner Truth, the most noted ^Theflnance committee report the Mrs. Blvin Lynn from near Wll- Mrs. Naomi Smith and daughter from Detroit, is the general chairman. Floyd B. Aldrlch, Lansing....'.. .23 colored woman this country ever rollowUiK claims and recommend their allowance: liamaton and Elzina Speer ot Vevay Irene spent Monday with Mrs. Her- Laura Bailey, Mayuardsville, Ky..l8 knew, was then introduced, and her James Thorburn, 1 week as nisbtnatoh., tio so visited at Chas. Collar's last Thurs­ shall Dewitt hear Eden. Thomas B. Malone, Williamston. ,41 great work among the people of her day. •';• . ;•••,.,•:••• „, '••'•••,•. J. T, Powler, 1 wetik tor baiiU liittruutor..„ coo Ernest Bartlett and wife spent Fri­ MRS;^WITTMUSSI8SETFREE Emma C. Mixter, Linden...... 38 race, explained by Mrs. Ferry. She Frank Klimman, labor ou eewer . IfiOO Miss Mildred Collar entertained day with his parents, L. Bartlett and died in Battle Creek in 1883 at the K, E Hleroe,do , 16 60 David D. Powell, Okemos...... 27 H, Hlnkley^do , 15 OO company last Sunday evening. wife, west of Mason. Saginaw Court Ordera Release After age of 105 years, and a movement is M, 0. Hmlth, do ...-. COO Lloyd Parker, who has been having Moore Hunt and wife were Lan­ Nettie, Elf ert. Mason...... 18 on foot among her own people to 0, P. MIokelHon, luppllea 660 dimciilty with his throat, is no better sing visitors Saturday. ; ;Murder Caae Collapaes. Robt. Weissenstein, Lansing.... .20 MM. Carrie Wright, note and Intereat.. ,240 00 erect a memorial in her honor at that M. C. R. K. Co.. trelfiht on coal 346 49 at this writing. There yras no school at Etchell this SAGINAW, MICH. — Mrs' Rose Rose Grve, Lansing...... «;.. .18 place, and there Is hope of raising C. J. Utacber Elnotric Co., lupplies..... 14 U4 The German Pistrlct made a bee weiek owing to the'illness of the Wittmus, charged along with Prank Ray Garrison, White Oak...... 24 sufficient funds to endow a scholar­ GolltnH, Hahn & Dalzlel, ooal. 102 61 last Saturday and jset : shade trees teacher. Miss Florence Whipple. Gavin FelldWH, drawing coal...... 78 08 Dwarakowski, with the murder of: the Irene Jackson, White Oak.:;. i.. 18 ship in the University of Michigan Oaatree & Oo„ sii|iplle8.;...... , 41)6 aroundthe; school ground. ''•• Etchell school has received a pres­ former!8 husband, was discharged.; in in the name of this woman who, Kenu«tb AnderHoii Co., do , 7 44, ent of, a large; framied picture from Genernl Electric Co.,du,...,, 124 07 Lee Barnes, who has been In Can­ the circuit court upon recomniehdation War Upon Paint though she could neither read nor 3 21 ada for the past few months, returned one of its former, pupils, Fred Gray- A. 0. Whipple, trelKlit and cartage. of the 'prosecuting attorney, Pain is^a visitor to,every I^ome and write, exerted an. influence which still American OU Oo„ oil 12 06 home ^bnerday^last .week.'V;. •.;:i:;; ;;;•;•; .;:',;:i 80n;'i)f'"Masbh.'';::-;;,'';-:' usually it comes qiiitQ unexpectedly. lives and is continually growing. MIclilKan Supply Co., luppllea;...., 2 02 Henry, Kent and family of; Okemb|i :: Eliner Dahlgren left Monday for a This action follows the ac(]utttal of "Aunt Laura Haviland,"' who was The V, Uiiiell Oo„ auppllea 57 09 But you are prepared foreveiy emer­ A. J.Torresoe, do...... 2 60 Tvere In this vicinityilastSundajr; ^ visit with .relatives at Calumet, Dwarakowski by the jury.': gency if you keep, a small bottle ! of largely instrumental in instituting HvzeltonBros.,do ...... 1100 ':Mrs.v; Alice, Taylor ini: Floyd Tay­ Sloan's Liniment handy. It is the the State School for Girls at Adrain, N. J. OarBprIng & Rubber Co,, do.. 800 lor;.and, wife from near, Eden :were :.':-^'v;v,':V:Niwlgatlon':l8Xlo8ed.':•-'-''.'••;, greiatest pain killer 'ever discovered. and who is the only woman for whom Moved and supported: that the re­ Sunday iguiestr at Gm/Bowden's/v'; Simply laid on the skin—no rubbing a statue was ever erected in Michigan, ' CALUMETi MICH, ^r^ 'Navigation port of the H nance committee be ac­ ' Thb8.'Barroha8 beenVstaying atthe re(iuired--lt drives the pain away. It was represented by Miss Ihda Dubois, cepted and adopted and orders drawn It is'a grave.mlitiskeior iMtheri to OM^ borne of hla, slater, Mrs; L;M.DuBbla cl6Bed:(o TauKbe'8^^l': neck BO stiff that I cotildn't turn;. I the' minds of the older; members !ot depreteed.ydashould knowtbatSoott's i:ijSMrB;SHOeb;''!;;::Athjr:!;;-:»hd:':;daught applied Sloan's lilnlment freely and the club by a ^resB of tbe:,'60'B worn : Anibxcelleht' device for,ventilating; SmultioB bveroomea'Just encb oondittoaa. spent Sunday with her daughter, went to bed. To my surprlBe, nexjt by MlsB Orace RamBdiU, 'and another; Mrii;!«ii»i^?Stbniiii»L»Ad^'lamnjri;S!i;t'tu# a, robin without caiislng tiidraft/is;to '•;5;.;^:CaV«-lh:;Burlaa''Miii\ind.:Hortai;',lf'ii!: mbriitng the stiffiiiBiBB had almost dlBf the dreB8!wbrii;by;AlleBeba M.'BUBB M aibbard'anlnch Uid;one-hRl(;;thlck^ ; Mra^Olyde OUa was In Ann Arbor :tMAiiQUErt'TEi;;ipcH;^;is^T^ appearedi': tour^ hours atter'the' iiecond atUthe^time b(/^bei^iriii^rlage tb;,the; tthderqtt7ralBed';iwindbl^';:''^'Abb^t»;v!ui-'ml ;;:'etrengthiiB:tlUi]tUiNmi1B0i)Hlh;thili«r^ ^t»m'i^lliribdB«idii;;v^ wall'of the south shore viaduct on applicattdh: I wsB as^good U new/^> '.^^man'wh o waB later the governor of Ihoh ;a|»iart^bbre Jiolea^ibbut'half %a]r • bar. huaband ,who la improrlni and •March;' 191B; ^•i At idrugglBta; 26ci^ ;Main BtMet caved In, carrylngwith it thlB ^Btate; ^Rbjr W;'AdiiiiB wa;B;dreB!i- through the board, Blanting. down­ «btt^;t6i**ltfSll^li5;W|diS''iifS^ ed like'a clyll war abldler. ;^^ MIBBBOB^ wards and outward^!;;: Frotn^'fhoybut^ :Mwjp|i|J's!HiU^ .A::A'. Aybtte. He'arid hlB horaei wera INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 9, 1S15

SOUTH AURELIUS AND NORTH SHEEP IN AUSTRALASIA. ONONDAOA. Snine of (lie DiNtinctlvo FcatiircN Mrs. Nettle Hyatt visited her son Which Have Made Woiil GmwhiK John and wife in Lansing from Sat­ Such iin Tiii|)nrtant Indu.slry. OUR WEEKLY LIMERICK I urday until Monday. Mrs. Minnie Hemans Is earing for More and larger flocks of sheep are For Christmas, our line, without question, Mrs. Chas. Whitturn of Eaton Rapids. necessary to the full development of Offers many a valuable suggestion. Mrs. Mark Russell Is quite sick, with Dr. McCullough of Mason hospi­ profitable agriculture in the Middle tal attending her. and Eastern States, according To spec­ iVfrs. J. Bohannan, who has been ialists in the department. Under pres­ umtiiiiimuuiuHiiiiuiiminaimmminiimup" sick so long with paralysis, died Mon­ ent conditions, however, sheep rais­ day night at her home. ing in this country has not proved ,as HiiSiui^^ JUST COME The M. "13. ladies will have a fair, attractive as in Australia and New "WE LiCCD MB . also servo supper from 6 to 8, on Fri­ Zealand. The department has re­ .TO day nigbt, Doc. 17, at their hall. Ev­ cently conducted an Investigation, the eryone Is Invited. results of which have just been pub­ Earl Hoiconib, wife and baby, Mrs. lished as Bulletin 313, into the basic Our Store Vern Hill and two children of North principles of the Industry in those Aurelius visited their parents, George countries. And lookjthein I Covert and wife, over Sunday. In New Zealand, says this bulletin, Mrs. Nellie Clark of Lansing visit­ sheep raising Is conducted on lines "" all [o'er "**" ed her parents, Jas. Barry and family, midway between those followed In part of the week. our farming States and those in the Miss Merlle Parker, who was taken range States. In Australia the sheep to Detroit Tuesday to be treated for industry Is, in the main, what would Infantile paralysis, wishes to thank be called In America a "range prop­ You're welcome, and there's no charge for inspection. the communfty at large for the $175 osition." With a total land area of a given her to help pay her expenses. little more than the State of Wyom­ ing, New Zealand has about 24,500,- 000 sheep, as against 4,500,000 In FOR FATHER OR SQN MAPLE CORNERS. Wyoming. The average size of the A nne Shot Gun, Rifle or Fishing: Rod, Razor or Pen Knife. New Zealand flock is now 1,124, and Mrs. Ida Putman visited her moth­ seven-eighths of the sheep are In er and sisters in Northvllle last week. flocks of more than 500 head each. FOR THE CHILDREN . IHOSK WHO RKCEn'D CHIUSTMAS fJIFTS OBTAINED AT OUR M. H. Oesterle and family from In Wyoming the average size of the Ice Skates, Roller Skates, Sleds, Air Guns. near Mason spent Sunday at Henry flock Is nearly 3,000 head. From 1 KSTAHLISIIMKNT AIIK ALWAYS DIOLIfillTKI); THKY KNOW THAT Geer's. to 8 sheep per acre arc maintained In FOR MOTHER ICVKHY AKTICIiECOMINCFKOMUS IS KLKGAXT AND IlKLIADLIl W. L. Meade spent Sunday at his New Zealand on land which has been home in Lansing. plowed and sown to artificial grasses. A Carving Set, Choice Silver Ware, or a selection from a thousand and YOU CANNOT AFFOIID TO SIOM) A I'UKSKNT COMINO FROM A Mrs. H. A. Traver of Mason spent If the land has been surface sown one useful articles of Kitchen Ware and Utensils. without plowing, this number is re­ STOIUO WITHOUT A "JIEI'UTATIOX." Sunday at Geo. Traver, Sr's. Sterephina and Minnie Selfridgo duced from 1/6 to 2 sheep per acre. DON'T OVERLOOK US KINDLY COMR THIS WKI5K THAT WK IMAY IfAVFi TIME TO have entered the eighth grade In the Land valued as high as $150 an acre has been profitably kept in grass for But Come and Look Us Over! "lONOKAVFi" YOUK I'lllOSENTS, Meech school and Rollln Sclfrldge ha.s entered the second grade. grazing alone, and nearly one-half of We MAKE "QUALITY" RIGHT; TIIEV THIO I'llICE RIOIIT. Mrs. Addle Storms was quite badly the occupied area is used mainly for injured in an automobile accident sheep. The important place thus while coming home with C. Brownell occupied by slieep in New Zealand is HEATH'S JEWELRY STORE and family from Willlamston Sun.day declared to be evidence of tlie possi­ SALISBURrS HARDWARE night. bilities of profit from valuable land "Old and Reliable" devoted to well-managed flocks. The OPEN EVENINGS Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. McGowan re­ size of these (locks insures for tliom LANSING, • MICHIGAN turned home Sunday night after an Interest and care which is not so spending a week with their son Will frequent In the farming States In and family in Lansing. America. Lacy Beach and family visited OKIOiMOS. WEST AURELIUS. their brother Allen Sunday. In Australia conditions more near­ Lewis Wolvcrton is moving onto 11. II. llamiiiond and wife of Ha.s- ly resemble those In the American .Tanics Porry and wife and Sydney the Lewis Austin farm. range States. Much of the Austr.a- let,t and Goo. W. Ackcr.s of Wllliani- Robertson and wife were Sunday vis­ Mrs. Maggie Gould is some better lian land now used for sheep growing American Savings Bank 8ton expect to sturl this week for itors at 0. M. Robertson's. now. is destined to be devoted to farming, Biloxi, Miss., to .spend the Avinter. Herman Lambert attended the Mrs. Geo. R. Traver and children and the government is taking an ac­ •Tolin Haniniond was called to the funeral of his brother-in-law, Fred Catherine and Mark were In Lansing tive part In assisting this develop­ of Lansing: lionio of June Elliott in Ulvcs this VanVlerali, at Leslie last week. Saturday. ment. In the meantime land is plen­ week by the illness of Mr. Elliott, tiful and the flocks have much space •who is having trouble with his eyes. We were pleased to hear of the marriage of Mrs. Cella Nelson to Mr. Many Cliildi'cn Have Wonns. in which to run. There Is, however, one fundamental and important dif­ Frank Childs. 'We predict a'hiippy Worms are a common childhood A0I5OSS THE GARDFV. future for them. ference between the management of ailment. They make children irri­ the range in Australia and in the Uni­ There will be u church fair at Rob- table, nervous and restless, besides Pays 4% Interest Mr.s. Fred Scutt vi.sitcd at Frank ted States. No Australian sheep own­ Scutt's Tuesday. bins Saturday, December 11. A good robbfng the body and mind of proper er Is permitted to use the public do­ Frank Sliopbell and family and time to select fancy and useful ar­ nourishment. Watch your child. Ex­ main without charge. On the other Jlr. and Mrs. W. C. Maguir'o were ticles for Christmas presents. amine the stools and at first signs of hand, he is In no danger of having his ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Frank Robertson and family were worms give your child a treatment of hand grazed by other persons' flocks. Balonian in Alaiedon. visitors at Charles Kirby's at Eden Klckapoo Worm Killer. They kill Under the leasing system" employed E. A. Hayne.s and family and i\Ir. Saturday and Sunday. the worms, act as ^ laxative .inll ex­ in Australia, the sheep owner secures and Mrs. W. H. Zimmerman visited pel the worms and poisonous waste. for long periods of time, at prices Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scutt last Sunday. AURELIU.S. Tone the system and help restore varying with its value, absolute con­ J. E. Datonian and wife and Oscar your child's health and happy disposi­ trol of the land he uses. When the eapitar$IOO,000.00 Surplus $25,000.00 Datoman visited M. E. Bateman and Mrs. Stanley Parker and John tion. Only 25c, at your druggist. government is ready to resume the family in Alalcdbn last Sunday. Parker and family were at the Park­ land in order to divide it into smaller er home Sunday. PINE LAKE PARK. allotments, the sheep owner is recom­ A, E. Brown Is quite feeble at this pensed for whatever improvements •writing. DIRECTORS > Mrs. Nellie Clark is visiting her Mrs. R. N. Watkins returned home, he may have made and is, in addition, Bert Collins and family, Mrs. Ada parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barry. after spending a week In Paw Paw permitted to retain his own central J. W. Bailey, Pres. J. W. Bailey & Co. Budd and Mrs. Naomi Schopp and Mrs. Parker and daughter Merle, with a sister whom she has not seen homestead. In the opinion of the Wm. BroKan, Pres. Dancer*Brogan Co. daughter were Sunday visitors at went to Detroit Tuesday, where they in twenty years. Australians the additional security Mrs., M. Ward's. remain for treatments. A little daughter arrived at the and the permanence of th^ business D. E. Bates, Treas. Reo Motor Car Co. Frank Scutt visited his brother more than' compensate for the rent Thomas near Diniondale last Sunday. Rev. McTaggart spent the latter home of Clyde Johnston and wife on H. F. Harper, Sec.-Treas. >V. K. Prudden & Co. part of last week In Detroit with his Nov. 30, who will bear the name of paid to the state. In America, stock­ News has just been received of the Ermine Lucile and weighs three lbs. men themselves are inclining toward M. R. Carrier, Northrop, Robertson & Carrier Co. death of Mrs. John Bohannon of wife and children. this point of view, as some means of Aurelius Center, a former resident of Mrs. ,Tohn Bohonnon, an old resi­ Basil Peterson and Mrs. Hazel R. C. Rueschaw, W. S. Foster, Attorney Greene spent last week at Holly. controlling and improving the public this vicinity. dent of this vicinity, passed away grazing lands is believed to be ur­ W. K. Prudden, President .Monday evening after an Illness of Lambert Johnston is very sick at gently needed. , his daughter's in Perry. Chas. E. Toms, Cashier COIiUMRIA ROAD. several months. Funeral services at In another Important respect sheep the church Thursday. Seldon Peterson entertained a raising In Australia differs from that number of friends at a skating party December 7, l!il5. Mrs. Nettie Hyatt spent the week on the American range. In Austra­ on the lake Saturday. lia the flocks are not kept collected Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith are visit- end In Lansing with her son and W. M. James and wife were in Lan­ ' Ing relatives at Adrain and Tipton family. and under the care of herders, but sing Friday. are fenced into "paddocks" which for a week. Harold Haywood was home over Geo. Wever was in Lansing with vary from 5,000 to 10,000 acres in Mrs. Clara Welch of Detroit is vis­ Sunday. dressed pork and said there was size. Here they are left to run at will iting her sister, Mrs. W. C. Norris, The next number of the Aurelius twelve loads on the market at once under practically natural conditions. and other relatives in this vicinity. lecture course will be held in the and some were double decks. In many cases they are only rounded The North Aurelius Sunday school usual place, Thursday evening, Dec. Mr. and Mrs; Henry Ferris and son up once a year for shearing. Even •will give an oyster supper at the 0. This is a concert number com­ spent Saturday evening and Sunday at lambing time there is little neces- Gleaner hall Wednesday evening, posed of a harpist, impersonator, with C. Peterson's family. sityfor attention. This plan not only Dec. 15, for the benefit of the Xmas soloist, etc. They are very highly We don't think anyone can boast 'lessens lal^r-^a difficult problem in tree. Ladles please bring cake, fried recommended and promise an ex­ of more mail carriers than'R. F. D. 1 all parts of Australia—but puts the cakes or pickles as coffee will be serv­ cellent program. out of East Lansing. We have Ave sheep Into better condition than when ed. Everyone invited to come after since the route out of Haslett chang­ they are In charge of even the best the services at the church. Our Jitnoy Offer—This and 5c. ed to East Lansing. One week our herders. On the other hand, the fenc­ The series of meetings at the DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this mall Is here at 9:30 and next at one ing of the sheep runs is, of course, an church in progress. They expect the slip, enclose with five cents to Foley o'clock. added expense, but this is considered EL-ECTRIC l-IGHT assistance of an evangelist singer the & Co., Chicago, III., writing your as less important than the advantages For your Farm Home is now Practical and Convenient. balance of the meetings. name and address clearly. You will WILLIAMSTON. already named. Mrs. Hattie Hilton left Tuesday receive in return a trial package con­ Prepare for the lone, d^k winter days. morning to attend a funeral of a rela­ taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com­ Willlamston suffered a serious fire WRITE US FOR INFORMATION AT ONCE. tive in the northern part of the state. pound, for coughs, colds and croup, Sunday morning, in the business sec­ The greatest difference of all, how­ Howard Smith was given a post Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cath­ tion, south side of Grand River street, ever, between the American and Aus­ card shower and genuine surprise last artic Tablets. Sold by Longyear Bros, west, six store buildings being burn­ tralian sheep industries is probably CAPITAL ELECTRIC SIPPLY CO., Lantiig, Mich. Saturday, It being his 23rd birthday. and L. H. Harrison.—Adv. ed. Seven people who lived on the to be found In the handling of the second floor of two of the buildings wool after it has been shorn'. This Timely Hint on Over-Eating. - subject has alreday attracted consid­ NORTHEAST AURELIUS. escaped only partially clad, three of erable attention, and, although it is that this system allows of enabling Big dinners,cause disturbed diges­ them having on only their night not believed that the time is yet ripe the grower to determine the profit tions. The stomachand bowels should Mr. and Mrs, Orover Akers , and clothing. .The fire was discovered in for advocating the complete adoption that he makes from each particular not be clogged with undigested pois­ son Russell visited Mr. and Mrs. the Charles Edwards billiard hall in America of Australian methods, type of sheep and wool. It often onous waste matter. Foley Cathartic Eugene Updyke Iti Mason Sunday. about 5:30 a. m., and before 7 o'clock familiarity with these would unques­ happens that a heavier fleece with a Tablets relieve distress after eating, Mr. and Mrs. James Stidd of Mason all was in,ruins. Those to lose their tionably aid American wool-growers slightly lower value per pound yields stop belching, banish bloating and visited Mr. and Mrs. George Rolfe buildings, were Edgar Webber, Mrs. to perfect Important Improvements in more profit to the grower than a gas on stomach, regulate the bowels, Sunday. Waldo Ayers, two, Mrs. I. C. White, their present practice. lighter fleece with a higher vValue per sweeten the stomach and tone up the Miss Ethel Hilton visited Miss Frank Andrews and C. Sweitzer. pound. The separate sale of differ­ Doe» liver. Sold by L. H. Harrison and Those to lose stock were Charles In the United States the wool is not Myrtle Eckhart Sunday. Infrequently sold before it is shorn, ent classes of wool permits the sheep Not Rub Longyear Bros.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Davis enter­ Edwards, also household goods; Geo. breeder to determine definitely what Gray, also household goods; Leo Van- and in any event the sheep are not tained fifteen Jolly neighbors last sorted for shearing. The entire class of sheep he wishes to develop. Off, Laitr CLARK CENTER. Thursday. A potluck dinner was horn, bakery stock; Pennock & Por­ fleeces are sacked just as they run The Australian method of prepar­ 4 Timet u served and all enjoyed a line time. ter, hardware stock, fully insured; and the price flxed for the entire clip, Edward D. Curtice passed quietly % Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Eckhart visited Clarence Harris, gunsmith stock. ing wool is accompanied and made Lone M OAui,. not for the various grades. The clips possible by an auction system of sell­ Saves Work. away last Tuesday, Nov. 30,. at the at. James Eckhart's Sunday. The L O. O. F. have elected their are usually sold to traveling buyer's home of a friend in Lansing. Fun­ officers for the coming term: Past ing. Even a lot as small as one bale James Eckhart and Jay Hulse were and are only graded after they have can be readily disposed of in this eral services were held Thursiday af­ in Eden Monday. Noble Grand,' Gye Fisher; Noble ceased to bei the property of ,the Get a Can Today ternoon at the Bobbins-church. The Grand, John Lecler, Jr.; Vice Noble way, whereas in the American wool Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hulse visited grower. trade few buyers care to purchase body was laid at rest in the Robbitas Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hulse Sunday. . Grand, Bert Dana; R. S., E. S. An­ cemetery by the, side of his wife's . In Australia and New.Zealand, on lots of less than 10,000 pounds. The Mrs. D. D. Rolfe visited her chil­ drews; Treasurer, J. F. Krumbeck.- the other hand, ,the wool almost in­ condition arises from the fact that either for cooperation or for close body, which was placed there only dren; Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Chapman Willtamston Hive, No. 556, L..0. T. a few months ago. He leaves to variably remains the property of the the dealers who purchase entire clips and confidential relations between and Mr. and Mrs. Em 11 OIney, in M. have elected their officers for the grower until it is sold to the manu­ at a lump price per pound have to sell mourn his departure an aged "mother, ensuing year as follows: P. C, Inez the grower and the selling agent. Mrs. Harlow Curtice, a slstier, Mrs. Lansing recently;.' facturer. Under this system the cost to manufacturers who wish large 0. J. Wells was in Howell last Fri C.' White; C; Bessie Abbott; L; C, of actually shearing the sheep is only lines of some single grade. It Is not Ella Nelson, three brothers, Maynard Rose Joslihe; R. K., Mary Ludden; WONDERFULLY LONGEVITy. of Petreville, Herbert and.Will, who day: and Saturday/ \: about one-half of the amount which worth while, therefore, for the deal­ ;. Mrs,' Mattie Brown is visiting Mrs., F: K., Sarah M. Hills; Chaplain, Edna the grower expends In preparing his ers to buy a small clip containing dif­ reside at the old homestead, two Parker; S., Minnie Bowman; M. at A., daughters; Mrs. Doris Jarris of De­ Jay Hulse "this week. wool for market. He himself divides ferent classes, none of which are In One of the most curious Instances troit, and Mrs. Rita Whiting of Lan­ Mr. iahd Mrs.: Floyd Miller visited Nettle; Kinnie; S., Mae Goit; Picket, the clip into various lots, and th^ sufficient quantity to meet the manu­ of longevity Is found in Miss Louisa sing. ••,•/-•;;'•••: .:'.•;:••/:•:'::•' Mr. and MrB.^egar Childs in Lansing Addle Laycock.i : grading is done with uniformity and facturers'requirements. • : Cpurtenay's "Notes on an Octogena­ Sunday;'v'•' Miss AUie Maher, princlparof the exactness. Overclassing, however, is . To inaugurate the Australian auc­ rian." A witness in a will case in: . Jas. and ytrin.,Clarke made a busi- Reese schools, was home over Sun­ avoided. In one Queensland shed 10,- tion system In America would re­ which Bellenden-ker, the great Eng­ nesa; trip to Partna last Thursday. .day./'V'^' •'>•": "•'•>'• ''•:•''••: • '''.•'•'• WEST WHITE OAK. 000 two-year-old'wethers were shorn quire, It Is estimated, a cooperative lish conveyancer, was engaged, was Cyril Bateman spent' Sunday; with and the dtp divided into 11 classes. movement by growers representing E.' B. vWatkln8.v, :•: • ^-/s^n'-'^X•;...;:.:;,'V(,; :;i-.;;' Mrs: StlUweli; of Sheboygan is visit­ CONTBYANOI) TO AND FROM In a New South Wales flock of 7,000 20 per cent of this country's clip. If asked if he had any brothers or sis­ ; Jas.; Clarke and family .were vSiin-- ing her brother,. Roy Glover. '., .:_,• ,;;.:;,DANSVIIiLB.;",' •. head composed of ewes, yearling 50*000,000 pounds of wool weire suit­ ters. ' He replied that he had had one- day vlBltOTB-atiOuy^Parker's^v^rrtA^; ;• :; Miss ;Flo8sy MilhQr : ahdv brothler V': Br iitttomobile;: Two trips, made ewes, and rams, 28 classes were^ ably put, up and offered for auction brother who died; 150 years agoi. The' : Mr. and ^ MraJ'A; R;' Watklns" apent Fprest visited;,their grandparentB, F. made, but this is probably ah Instance for a number of years, It might re­ court expressed incredulity, and docu­ •Sunday ::ati:Geo;;-. Bunker's.:,; ^v'U •:};': :^::yi::4 each day.: Leave Mason,at 8 o'clock a.:ni;i,^aindr:2::p;::in.:v.'':'-:*.-'''v':: "•<:..;•:-,; of'overclassing.: ,-':••''•• I' -::• ,• sult In establishing the new method mentary evidence was produced In- •; Miss EinniafZeitiUs;'workiiig! ':;tor'^ ; Mrs^'iFrahk'GwenJBUifeired a; ahock . Despite 'the expense that this prac; of doltig bUBlness. This, of course; support'of the statement. This show­ MrB.'Claude'Laxtbi0idmi;^'BdeD;u^.:r'v^ :~ Packages^ delivered.: .Oharges rea­ bnetdaylaistweekanttlB not gaining sonable. ii^C.^; A;; Hunt .',vInquire ;: at tlce Involves the-Australlah is firmly is notilkely to happen, for' several ed that the wltneB8^ father, who mar­ : Mr.;and :Mra;t'j«B;!;Abbbtti Of^Satbn' ;veiT"iaM;ihd;1ii ;:4ulte::ilck.-t''v: ;• ;•; v:^;" convinced that he realizes more for years to come. Anothisr. pOBBlbllity RapidB.';<::yifiiitedKi''^hei|iiiatheir;^^Oraat: ,-p68tofflce.;-:;/;v;:;:.;,,S:;';:;;;?•? •;•'; :• •:::ifr';- i'.y !• his woor by flelling it in such .a num­ la to cbhslgh, classed or graded dips ried first at the age; of 19, had a,son ;^^ pharlesij ^empie>V>t DanaWUe; baa who died in.lnfancy. The father mar­ Newiniai;^ ^uaiirH^ltii^^^jii^^Mihrn^ been ;.dblnr.'wiai'e'carpe&ter'work'to^^ ?v Obrlstinaimeaniii; Vpea^e on^^^^^^^^^^ ber of distinct lots that the manu­ to commlsBlbn dealers v and' pennit 'Blii calls neiB box ai^the-age-of.94^ and;madfr^' dtUonal idnntate !• tbe bpportunltf; tbe,abbTe:'itartllnt;:at«ttinMt.K.i':^;':;:v:,v;: '-.•iLi^:'. ••:'>';\i': li^:-.. A^\::; -;, •.-. ..••.^,:.; •• •:•.•..; •-•i: ,,' ':;'i.^ •-. *(^^l;:..v..~'. V'J';^ :':M:'-S'i m^^ tiimmimpmmmm. ill

CRBIINALS MADE, NOT UORN. liitci-c.stinK Addi'CNs llcfoic UiiptiMt NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY YOUR We want to call your attention this week to Mun's Unlnii, our Immense showing off Declaring that the "Criminals are Underwear, Blankets, made, not born," Prof, George E. Diggo, superintendent ot the Jackson prison school and head of the exten­ sion work department of that institu­ Hosiery and Knit Goods tion, gave a strong address, before an Nobby Suits open meeting of the Baptist Mens' Underwear of All Kinds--- Union, and many Interesting facts concerning tlie working out of the Ladies' 2-piece Garments at 50c. newer idea of reforming men, instead Ladies' Union Suits at 50c, $1.00, $1.50 to $3.00 a suit. of punishing them, as it is carried out and Overcoats at Jackson. Stripes, ho said, were Men's Shirts and Drawers at 50c and $1.00 each. abolished some years ago, and a pris­ Men's. Union Suits at $1.00 and $1.50 a suit. oner Is never referred to as a convict, We have received a large shipment of all but as an inmate, and is addressed by Boys' Union Suits at 50c each. his name, never by number. Mr. Boys' Shirts and Drawers at 25c each. the newest things in Overcoats, and while Bigge made several startling state­ ments that are of Interest to the pub­ Misses' Vests and Pants 25c to 75c each. woolens tkrt constantly advancing, and desir­ lic generally, That crime Is on the Misses' Union Suits at 50c, 89c, $1.00 each. Increase he proved by various figures, able patterns hard to get at any price, our chief of which perhaps was the fact BLANKETS-Abig line at 10 to 15% under present W-"?' that the population of Jackson prison early purchase puts us In a position to supply had increased thirty per cent In the values. 65c to $5.00 a pair. last thirty months. In a period of Hoods, Toques, Hockey Caps, Scarfs, Mittens, in fact everything: our customers with our usual large stock and only a few weeks, seven boys under twenty were sentenced to Jackson tor to keep you warm, at bottom prices. snappy garments. murder. Crime, he said, costs our country more than the maintenance If you are a careful buyer you owe it to your­ ot all It's schools, according to pen- alogy experts. Twenty-two per cent a J, DUNN self to come In and look over the most com­ ot the inmates of Jackson prison plete collection of high-class Suits and Over­ came from divorced homes, while 82 SATURDAY SPECIAL—40 pieces extra wide Fancy per cent of the delinquents • In our Ribbons, worth up to 50c a yard, Laturday only, coats in your county, and at a price within state come from homes disrupted by divorce. Ninety-two per cent ot the 29c a yard. inmates admit being users of liquor, your reach. while 7 5 per cent attribute their downfall directly to liquor. Twenty- tliree per cent of the Inmates are dope OUR STOCK OF . . . fiends, while seven million persons in the United States, he stated, were using the drug. 'i'lie inmates oC the prison are giv­ en a chance both to work and to at­ tend school, even a chafico to earn a Fur Coats little to send home to their families, Special Sale! or for their own personal use. In the furniture factory, for instance, a man \nust earn at least 8 5 cents a Fur Lined Coats day. Of this ten cents goes to him, \ For the Holidays and out of all above 85 cents tliat he earns, two-thirds belongs to him, In this department some of the men are *" banking from $20 to ii;22. a month, Fur Caps and Gloves while in the stone cutting department All Wool Suit or Overcoat Made 01, some of the workers earn as high as $30 per month for themselves. They are encouraged to send this money to Your Measure Up from Is worth going many miles to see home to their families. The canning factory, he stated, is now after three years a three story brick building putting out something over $100,000 We can save you money just now on any­ worth of products from the prison farm this last year. It started three thing in the line of Underwear, Mackinaw years ago with an equipment costing ,128 and an output of 8000 gallons. Coats, Sweaters, Woolen Shirts, Fancy Shirts, The factory as it now stands is fin­ ished inside in gloss white. Men cm- $13.50 Gloves and Mittens, Hats and Caps, Robes, ployed therein must have a certifi­ cate of health from the prison physi­ Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Neatly Done Robe Lining, Horse Blankets, Trunks and cian, and are entirely clothed in white while working therein. Thus It is Traveling Bags, Heavy Lined Blouses, etc. one of the most sanitary factories In the country. Jackson prison boasts the largest COME AND STOCK UP WHILE variety of Industries that may be JOHN SAM ANN learned within It's doors of any penal THE ASSORTMENT IS GOOD Institution In the country. One man Bell Phone 109 W THE TAILOR who had failed on a farm In northern Michigan, was put on the farm at the prison and, learned his work of gard­ ening so well, that when he was put on parole in 1914, he went out and NO SPECIAL SESSION. rented 10 acres, and made good to the extend that he not only paid ex­ •ludgc Collingwood DontcM Itci|ucst THE HOME OF penses, but banked something over a Asking MandaiiuiK. Webb & Whitman thousand dollars. The prison now owns 3000 acres ot farm lands and The State Journal gives the follow­ Mason, IMichlgan prisoners are sent out to them for the ing account of the action of the Quality summer, and put upon their honor, "wets" in asking that the board of Largest Clothing House only with a farm superintendent to supervisors convene in special session supervise the work. and order local option election. The Groceries ' in Ingham Co. Get a 1916 Calendar Ot the Inmates who undertake matter had been laid over to the Jan­ school work most of them must begin uary session: English Walnuts^No. 1 soft with primary or early grade work. "Judge Collingwood, Friday morn­ Mr. Digge's special plea was for the shells, per lb 22c Mr. and Mrs, Jay Allen and baby THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS. ing, denied to the Ingham county people outside to second the efforts of "wets" a writ of mandamus to force Paper Shell Almonds, lb 30c of Webbervllle were Sunday guests of the men who are helping the prison­ Soft Shell Almonds, lb 25c 1 PERSONAL MENTION. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. President Wilson delivered his ad­ a vote on local option at the April ers to make good, and to this end election. Large Brazil Nuts, tb y,20c Courtrigbt. dress to congress Tuesday. In it he cards were passed out among the >i I .im I I comes. lar elections in the eight other coun­ jhome of her niece, Mrs. Will Teal, In Retention of present taxes, includ­ from where his parents moved to election. They petitioned for a man­ Estate Anna: Nichols, probate of Jackson county, when he was two damus, ordering County Clerk Gra­ ties," Vevay to spend the w;inter. :wlll.' -,,-. '•.;/'.,•,; ing one cent on sugar. Federal aid to industrial and voca­ years old. It was there where he ham to call an election for April. Max Whitmore of Flint ir visiting Estate Jacob H; Kendrick, probate grew to manhood and he received the Prosecuting. Attorney Brown, rep­ BROTHER of will; tional education. SAVES BROTHER IN ihis grandparents, Mr;.and Mrs, D.'P. Rural credits. education in the Spring Arbor semin­ resenting the county clerk, defended BATTLE. jWhltraore, for a few weeks. ,' V Estate Charles L. Smith, probate of ary, which in those days was one of the action of the board on the ground ;Will.'- •„,•• •'• -.,"', • ,.• Legislation to check activity of j Moore Blakely and Mrs. George "hyphenated. Americans" of anti- the best schools in southern Michigan. that the petitions were void because The following instance of courage : • Estate Geo. E. Ranney, probate of Practically all of his life up to this 10 fuU days, excluding the days of on the Western front is told by a ;Brownlee of Leslie were, guests at will;>''.;-^;.••'.••. ,: \:-:/v,; •,. . ;• American and alien sympathies, James Blakely's last Friday. ; time, has been spent in Jackson, Ing­ posting and making of affidavits, did writer in the December issue of the : Estate Sidney WUlett, license to ham and Eaton counties, and for not elapse between the two actions, Woman's Home Companion. "I know ! Mrs. Manda Smith ailso i^rs; Zlna •Sell;-:''';;' ,••'• ".- •:-'.t;-: •-•;• •;•:"•:•;..-•:• Christmas goods for young and old many years he owned and conducted as required by lawi The boaird of of two brothers," she says, "who '•• Livingston, both of Ja'cksoa visited .Estate Mary LIpyd, license to sell. at Young's store, Dansville. • a farm in Aurelius, and made a good supervisors at its session on the af­ fought side by side, and when one of Mrs. Jennie 'Whitney Tuesday; Estate Henry Manley, license' to success as a tiller of the soil. He ternoon of October 23 received an them who had risked his life to save Mrs.; Loui^ Lane and; daughter; of •sell.'::::'.^-/'..;-\-,".^;.:--'':••,•'•;. •••••.-^•"^.•••, AURBUUS BAPTIST C«UI10H.. took his first degree In Masonry In opinion to this effect from Attorney one of our 75's f^ll, badly wounded^ near Eaton Rapids ^pehtWiednesday, : Estate J..Edward Lyon, appointing 1870, and for forty-five years has General Fellows a few minutes after the other threw himself out of .the .wlthMr.and Mrs. Solon ;C, Lane; adm'^.^vo.:w•.•v••.:..',;'--:••:•'4-.:•;•:^.•/ \ .v,^ ; Rev. jO. E, McTaggart, Pastor. ' beep an honored member of that fra­ it passed resolutions ordering a local trench—^without even thinking of the !:'Estate Anna 'Powers, ' appointing You are cordially Invited to the fol­ ternity. option election. The board then terrible danger .that threatened htm lowing services: r i Judge Weatherwax has hot been In promptly reconsidered its action. .' on every side—-gathered up his broth­ i Estate Geo. C. Fuller, probate of 11:00—Morning worship. the biest of health the past yeair or so, The ''wets", then obtained their pe- er under a hail of, bullets, making wlUjv^;-^^^-'-'V'^'^o'^^v:/'-'':'-•-••- •':• 12:00—Bible school. V aiid this,' together with the death of titldns and reflled them with new affi­ himself aitarget-for thelienemy's Are, ;;v^Estate David-B;,Baldwin;'final ac- •:r.'V6;-80---B.^:Y.'^;;P^-,U.-''-'-V:: ;-'"••;"''••" •• his wife, which occurred a,few davits, for presentation at the Janu­ and carried him on, a stretcher.: He c»0iioiiw : 7:80-^Evenlng worship. ; ;• : • months ago, are the priholpal reasons ary ' sessibh, There is considerable was wounded In the eye by a bit of:. ^^^;;EBtatiB jFred'vIilowell^^' appolntltig ^K :8;: 00--^hurBda7;.eTehlnk. V prajrer for his resignation, which is deeply doubt labout the legality of the reJQled sheU and covered with blood;: (but; i :adih'r.^s;>?:>i^';';iu;';? -i'!'-"'}'^''--. ;v :••;• '•;>;;> v.»..iv regretted by the'people of thlsclty, petitions and many local <. attorneys still he slipped oft his overcoat In ithe;\ ':% Hearli)i|iB'> iv-;-; :v^S;: :^-i^^V;t!'.:'5::"':••''; • '-''':' '"''\ '''M'''';':'•:'-;':"-• ;::'!'•/. where he has a multitude of; friends, familar .^Ith-: the local: option law rain of theinortherninlgbt toIcover j Estate John' A. Hemtna. hearing ^>;'Wlien{indw'iliM^4wpi'Tlf:ttp':i the same as he has wherever he has agree that; the reflled petltiohs are ithershlverlng';' body!; ibtahlat^i jrdudger ^i^ m olaliMi5$(§j ::&'i \i:m kind of a sled drsleifh, and bltoh^tip residedi-^BatorRapids Journal.''' ^^^ VOid^ifl :^ ::• •'> '• \ ;^: Vt;'^i^i ;i- ^::k::M< f::^:Ari^i:.brother , f^•^•;!; v;teMv;;;wS!'i';ii;ij#Jiyv'ii^^ itte ^ horim^^to %iit ^ the' iiekle oiit :^';': Should^ the :refllMpdj|itidnii:proVei ••••j''vjj;:''i'fe'» tbair ;(Mtiv:;tTak«;i driM^ibut^u void and; tbie'^weta'MoMtbeir appeal iiiii INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 9, 1915

IIIOD CnOSS SKAL FUNDS .VOT POll "I"M»M»:H»I~W"H»I"M~ WAR ItlJLIIilK. TWKNTY yi3ARS AOO. Aiiici'iniiii lied Ci'os.s Director UrRCS NEWS OF THE STATE IT'S NO JOKE! -Fiitid Tor'riiberciilo.si.s I'rcvenlioii. FREE! KxtracLs from flics of the News 20 Frees IVIurdcr Defendant. yoiii's ago; None of the proceeds from the sale Deilm No. 2706 of Red Cross Christmas Seals; which SAGINAW, MiClI, — The trial Doc, 12, loin. are being sold widely throughout the of Ji'ranlc IDworaUowski for llie nuirdei Mrs. S. N, Rolfo is very sick with of Charles A, Wliltlmuss .lunc 21 end­ Christmas Will United Slates for the benedt of the c.'incor. ed here abruptly in the circuit court A. \V. Piirkhiirst: is (Ixing up tlio anti-tuberculosis movement, will be used for any relief purposes, accord­ when Judge Minor of Owosso, in re­ liali in liis l)lock for oceupiuicy by the sponse to a motion by the dol'ense, K, 0. T. M. ing to a statement l)y Ernest P. Bick- Miss Grace Tubbs is now employed noll. National Director of the Ameri­ took the case from the jury on the Soon Be Here! al tiie poslotrice. She will be an ex- can Red Cross, ground that tliere was not sulTlclont coliont assistant there. Mr, BIcknell says; "The American evidence to hold llie prisoner. S. L. Caton of Lansing has gone to Red Cross Is deeply appreciative of St. Petersburg, llussia, to drive the sympathetic Interest which has Battles Wife; Goes to Hospital. Get Busy with the Purchas­ horses for a Russian big man. inspired the suggestion from various OWOSSO, MICH, — After a bat­ This Pure Linen Crash Stephen Edwards of this city Is one parts of the United States that a cer­ Pillow-Top and Back of the heirs to the Anncka Jane Bo- tain percentage of the Red Cross Seal tle with his wife, John Corcoran, an ing End. Keep Out off the gardus estate in New York. Sales Fund, which has been used for Owosso restauranter, is under the or your choice of other designs- Miss Mary L. Sherman is now the last seven years exclusively for caro of a physician, Corcoran recently Given absolutely FREE with every Crowd! by Coming Early teaching at a U. S. station at Adair the prevention and treatment of tub­ started suit for divorce, alleging that purchase of 6 Skein* of on the mail route to Fort Apiche, erculosis in the United States, be ex­ his wife had, by the use of cobmctlcs Arizona. pended this year to aid the European while he was courting her, Bucoendnd Richardson's Grand Prize We have a good assortment of the Tinted The Stockbrldge Sun and Leslie war sufferers. While the Red Cross In concealing the fact that she had ne­ Locel-Uepublican both endor.se the Is desirous of securing contributions candidacy of Col. L. H. Ives for sec­ which will Increase this war fund, we gro blood in her veins. Grecian Silk Floss Pillow Tops, Tinted Center Pieces, Scarfs, retary of the Farmers Mutual Insur­ do not feel justified In adopting any ance Co. policy which will tend to cripple the Has Narrow Escape from Death. and a Fdly lUutnted Of . Stamped White Linen Doilies, Stamped Miss Alice Darker last Tuesday re­ tuberculosis work in this country, de­ RICHMOND, MICH, ~ Wilfred Diagrun Lesson for MOC ceived 28 letters from her former pendent as It is for support to so large Marlile, son of Frank Markle, proprie­ Which is the resutar retail priee oi the Tubing Pillow Cases, assorted patterns; little pupils at Hudsonville. They an extent on the sale of Red Cross Silk and Leasan. The PUIow-Top and tor of the Hillsdale dairy, had u nar­ Back are absolutely free, Wa al were enclosed In nine envelopes and Christmas Seals. The announcements Scarf* to match PilTowa. Envelope Pillow Cases, assorted. of course brought lots of oy to the that a percentage of the Red Cross row escape from death when the St, recipient. Seal money would go to our war re­ Clair train struck a team of horses he Miss Nellie Odoll, who has suffered lict fund might possibly Increase the was driving. One of the animals was so long and so seriously, died last sale; but, in our opinion, the final Instantly killed but Markle escaped Friday. Funeral services were held results would show a distinct loss in Injury. Stamped Fancy Linen Huck Towels on Saturday and burial took place at that part of the proceeds going for the city cemetery. The end was n tuberculosis work. Pure Linen Guest Towels, Stamped Turkish Towels with colored great relief to her. "At the present time there are over Start Jackson Murder Trial, A gentleman living near the pep­ 1,200 anti-tuberculosis societies dis­ JACKSON, iMICH. -- A Jury was borders. Stamped Turkish Combing Towels, Stamped Lunch Set, permint farm southwest of town re­ tributed through nearly every state chosen in circuit court to try ihe case cently lost his Tennessee love letters. in the Union and even In Porto Rico, of the people against John Carson, scarf and pillow to match; Stamped Aprons, Talcum Cases, Fancy His neighbors very kindly assure him the Canal Zone and far off Hawaii, charged with tlio murder of Mrs. Mary that the silver was not lost but got which are dependent almost entirely Palmer, his motherin law, and Edward Bags, Work Bags, Corset Bags. there all right. upon the receipts from the Red Cross Madden, once a resident of Lansing. Mrs. Antoinette Tan.swoU, nee Seal sale tor their work during the Wood, was for years a faithful work­ year 1!)1C. The people of the United TlKi jury consists exclusively of far- er in the Presbyterian Sunday school States must support this local war iMura, R. M. C. Cordennet Crochet Cotton of tills city as teacher and librarian, against tulierculosis, which annually White and colors. Wash Embroidery Silks, Embroidery Accessories, llor marriage now takes lior away. kills 200,000 people and at the pres­ Deer Kill Is Small. Last Sunday Superintendent Mills ent lime is leaving a trail of a' million LANSING, MICH, — Although presented her a fine teaclier's Bible wounded." Coronation and Novelty Braids, Stamped Patterns, Alphabets. on behalf of the school. She will re­ the deer hunting season closed Tues­ member and be remembered. Catarrh Cannot Ko Cured day, Stale Game Warden Gates will Clement Laxton died at his home with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as have no reliable statistics as to the in this city last Monday. Ho was Uioy cannot reach the seat of the dis­ number of deer killed for several days. liorn A\igust :i, 1817, in England, and ease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitu­ Deputy Jones estimates that the total J. A. CORTRIGHT wiion 33 years of age came to Amer­ tional disease, and in order to cure It this year will not exceed 2,500, ica. He settled In tiie southern part you must take internal remedies. [•nfc,Ai,AnA,|A^,*)ja,, JM^JJJHB M#t«a**#t*fl** a**^ •#>•#** a** a*'a**a**a** s n^na H ^n^na*< a* *%** a**a**0 of Vovay township and cleared the Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Intern­ Iron Mountain Has $^10,000 Fire, farm wliore his son Robert now lives. ally, and acts directly upon the blood In 18 5(1 he married to Susannah -IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH, -- This and mucous surface. Hall's Catarrh city was visited by a $-lO,000 fire Wood of Leslie, who died seven years Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was iigo. ICloven children were born to prescribed by one of the best physi­ which destroyed the Parent Clothing them, eight of whom are still living. cians in this country for years and Is company and the Sam Khorey confec­ 'I'iiirteen years ago ho moved from a regular prescription. It Is com­ tionery stores and the John T, Carbise his farm near Eden to his late home posed of the best tonics known, com­ on Oak street. He was a genial, employment and real estate ollice and bined with the best blood puflflers, all their contents. lionost, rugged man. Funeral ser­ acting directly on the mucous sur­ vices were conducted yesterday by faces. The perfect combination of Carry Patients from Burning Hospital. Rev. .T, Cllzbo, the two ingredients Is what produces such wonderful results in curing ca­ MARQUETTE, .JIICH. — Twenty- IMASOX KVIDKNCF FOU MA.SON tarrh, ,Scnd for testimonials, . free. five patients in Dr, Henry Holm's hos­ I'EOVM:. pital wore carried from the burning AuctiOD F, J, CHENEY & CO,, Prop, To­ ledo, O, building when fire broke out. Doctors Having decided to quit farming I will sell at auction, at the premises, 2^ Tlio Sditenient.s of Mn.son Ke.sidciit,^ Sold by druggists, price 75c, had just concluded an operation on Arc Surely l^lorc Kellnble Thiin Take Hall's Family Pills for con­ William Niskala and were preparing miles east of Dansville, on '.riio,se of Utter Straiigei's. ' stipation,—Adv. to operate on another man.

Home testimony is real proof. SUliMARINE VKRSUS SUPER- Jimmie Dugan Seeks Freedom. Public statements of Mason people DREADNOUGHT. LANSING, MICH, — Jimmie Du­ carry real weight, gan, lifer, at Marquette prison for the What a friend or neighbor says The question has again and again WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1915 compels respect. attempted murder of former State been asked whether the submarine Representative W, H, Schantz, is seek­ The word of one whose'home is far does not mark the passing of the away invites your doubts. ing his fredom. Since his incarceration COMMENCIIfi AT 9 O'CLOCK «. M., THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: Here's a Mason man's statement. superdreadnought to the scrap heap; he has been cured of his addiction to And It's for Mason people's benefit. The big gun has certainly discounted drugs. Such evidence Is convincing. armor proof. How about the sub­ 5 Head of Horses Thai's the kind of proof that backs marine and the dreadnought? Sir Pioneer Game Man it Dead. Doan's Kidney Pills, Black mare 5 years old, weight 1300; bay mare II years old, weight 1250; B, Nichols, North B St,, Mason, Percy Scott In England and Admiral SAULT STE. MARIE — L. S. Swig- Percheron gelding I year old, weight about 900; Percheron gelding 1 year says; "Some years ago I had back­ von Tripltz In Germany certainly er, sixty-one years old, county game old, weight about 750; Percheron sucking colt 6 months old. aches, rheumatic pains and other banked on the submarine as more warden for fifteen years and a life­ symptoms of kidney trouble, I used long trapper and hunter, expired while several boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills powerful than the .dreadnought, but there Is not an expert living wlio being rushed to a hospital. He was and they helped me, I still take them found dying In his shack by hunters. 35 Head of Cattle when in need of a kidney medicine," would answer that question with fin­ ality today. To begin with, the sub­ Price 50c,. at all dealers. Don't MOSTLY DURHAMS simply ask tor a kidney remedy—get marine has only begun. What im­ Students Vote Preparedness. Dean's Kidney. Pills—the same that provements may develop no one ANN ARBOR, MICH. — Prepared­ Nine cows giving milk, 3 fresh, 5 due in spring; 5 heifers due in spring; Mr, Nichols had, Foster-Mllburn Co,, knows, At time of writing, the final ness scored a point In the University 7 spring calves, 12 steers, 2 years old in spring; Durham bull 2 years old Buffalo, N. Y,—Adv, word in submarines is the big fish in the Baltic; but that submarine may of Michigan when the students on a in spring; yearling heifer, 2 brood sows, 16 shoats, 20 Plymouth Rock be discounted by a craft built tomor­ straw ballot voted 1,040 to 932 in fa­ THR DEOISMBER AMERICAN row. The. submarine has some ter­ vor of establishing compulsory mili­ hens. • MAGAZINE. rible disadvantages. It has no eyes tary training on the campus. except in the daytime and does not Three unusual articles on the war seem able to develop any, such as Students Eat Their Lessons. Farm Implements are contained In the December Ameri­ searchlights, without betraying its EAST LANSING, MICH. — Only can Magazine, Under the title "War own presence. A joke is told in this Two wagons, one nearly new; Oliver sujkey plow; Syracuse walking plow, the Result of Poor Advertising" Ger­ connection on some of the cruiser three turkeys'are left at Michigan 3-sectlon Osborne drag, 2-section Syracuse drag, Osborne side-delivery ald Stanley Lee explains why. war is crews. The captain of the submarine Agricultural college because of the the last resort of governmental pub­ crew wagered the captain of the heavy demand for the birds at Thanks­ rake, 10-ft. Osborne rake, Keystone gearless hay loader^ 8-ft. land roller, licity bureaus and what takes place cruiser that he could follow cruisers giving. These are being kept for dem­ Deering grain binder, nearly new; Deering corn binder, Newlow manure In a great country when the national and destroyers out to sea below the onstration purposes. billboards go down. surface and come up oh them unex­ spreader, 2 riding cultivators, Ajax cultivator, sulkey cart, set platform A town that is built from gunpow­ pectedly. The wager was taken. The "Bill,the Kisser" to Languish. scales, corn sheller, fanning mill, Osborne mower-. Empire drill, 11 hose, der and where the great bulk of war cruisers and destroyers proceeded out ' ANN ARBOR, MICH. — William orders is filled is described by Merle tO; the practice ground. All eyes were nearly new; set bob sleighs, Dejerihg corn husker, saw frame with saws, Crowell, who gives his readers per-, oni the watch for the buble:track, on Temple, accused of Jiugging and kiss­ 12-horse Rumbley steam engine; milk separator, set hay forks with rope hapsthe best description of the pow­ the surface of the sea that betrays.a ing young women, was sentenced to der industries that has been publish­ submarine below. Suddenly, word the reform school at Lansing to re­ and pulleys, 2 set double harness, copper kettle, iron kettle. ed since the beginning of the present went round to look out for the perls- main until he is twenty-une. Temple conflict, cope oh one side. A bubbly trail is fourteen rio>v. Q. Richard Schayer, an American, seemed visible. "Hey—there! Hello!" Grain, Hay, Etc. who has seen seven months active shouted a voice on the other side; Former Bank Cashier to Be Tried. and the submarine lay rolling gently service with the British army in OWOSSO, MICH. — George W. Forty tons hay in barn, 300 bushels oats, 200 shocks corn in field, 2 France, tells the strange story of a on the opposite side from the lookout French soldier who let hlmselt be given. A false dummy alarm ' of i Haffner, former cashier of tlie Jenney stacks corn, 14 acres rye. shot for cowardice and desertion which the navy keeps the secret to It­ bank, Lennon, Mich., will go on trial Numerous small articles not here mentioned. rather than klir his enemies. self had been given on the wrong at Dowaglac next week on a charge . ,In his "Annual Christmas Farce" side—a torpedo "fired round a cor­ of forgery. It is charged that he made Edwin L.Sabin offers help to the re­ ner" according to young Hays Ham­ copies of notes. luctant giver in saving his money and mond's invention of. some bthier de­ FREE LUNCH SERVED AT NOON keeping his friends. vice to mislead an enemy. , Hat.Llberty No Blessing for School? How to'.get rid of bad habits and Other great disadvantages of the SAULT STB. MARIE, MICH. — Soo win success through acquiring good submarine are slow speed. It can ones is explained in a new depart­ always be .sighted from :an aeroplane High school students will have all day ment devoted to this subject. oveirhead. The quarters are cramp­ sessions in the future and will not ^be . What wlU become of the stage Is ed for the crew, and the iatmbsphere, permittecl to study nights, according All sums of $5,00 and under, cash; on all sums oyer $5.00 one predicted, by Walter PrichardV Katon especially when the submarine must to anew plan of the faculty.: year's time Will be given on bankable notes at 6 per cent. in his article on "Actor-Snatching divei and rock ; at bottom-—"go : to and the Movies." The "Fifth Wheel,'! sleep'^ Is the technical pbrase—be­ Diphtheria Threatens TowhsHlp.' by Olive;; Higgins .Prouty, continues comes fearfully close, damp, cold and thejexperlences of a society girl':who Impregnated with gasoline that has a SAULT .STB/VM^IUK; /MICH.— f rebelled iagalhst' her, family and en- hasty headachy effect on ; the ' men:' :Raber' township Is threatened {with a, ' virohm:ehtv ^As a prelude to a Though.the crews decorate the ensign generial epidemic of diphtheria, Many C. W. CURKVAiiotloheer.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ W 'Of articles on preparedness; Professor with'skull and'croBB-bohes for evei7 places are how under quarantine. TbO; : Charles Downer^Hazen' describes the 8hii>;sUnki though .;thoy play bridge Bohddls are how under quarantine.' ; fraglcal^Franco-PruBsian; vfarcct ;'of and'set'itt; gramoplume golng^ ati;'the 1870;''v;Flctlon!l8;cohtrlbufedbyMar-< bottom' of the i sea'when htddettjtrohi' '::;;;o"Tbwn}Hbhoi»\Pubilshei\'v:',''"':',:' HEAD YOUE PAPER, talk is to the household; they keep truth could' only; be left^^^free to com- /; bur daily Interest In eachyother; theyr bat it.: Hevwas opposed to a censor-: jorlei vBentdn iw Cobke^'itii'iBUis'VParker attack; the^'Btraih'on: :t;hev' hemg is [::'RBBp;'CITY,/;;MICH;"~;;The/;fun- . Butler;ii;(who^61f ersSi; a inew vJfSwatty^' save us from the evils of isolation. I ship of the.press; and said that If be : terrlllo.')^Tlke'; istiUhesr y Is" pialpeible: oral brReh.Barker,was held Thursday '; VTo live as amember of the. great ; Bt6ry);(i.Wftlter; PrichBrd^Biitoh iAimi The ^l^lsehse^ibfr unknown;'danger^ u white race ofmen, to share . Its like to go back to the splendid prin? must choose between a gbvernment: ;titterf£l86latl6n';:£>wlllf.',:;un8trihK,%tb«': atteraobhiby-sbldiers^aitdiBlg Rap thoughts a.nd.its aspirations. It Is'nec- dple on whlob f the fine structure without newspapers and:. newspapers f ; I {^Tiie.:;timiB;vanfti; trouble'rei^ BtrbUgeatt:;;'Secrecy^ ai'tb; BubinarineiR Elksl^/BusinesB'places:'were;: d essarjr that a* man should read bis rests./ And that principle is thetree^ withbttt a government'he wbtild pre- : ; be Vtborcragbly:: uiairHM tare ;4iBBcribed: is^fiuUe'ai mubhitopreBerre the^^^^^ •hbhbr^/bf'thb'Veterah;:Publl8her.^^ newspaper,!' said Ui S. Senator Sterl­ dom of the press. Our forefathers fer to risk the newspapers without: - 'iby':;;^Sldi%$i3'hej;«iiiial\!!'^deRlrtmentli^^ ale bt (litujre oreWaBotblhide^thb iKir^' ':i-h> ing, :ot South Dakota, In an address inuBt have had the gif t of propheoyin; the governittehti'::-He rbelleved tbat: ') "Interestlnf People" and !!Tb« Fam­ rbnVbt^dbathpbyifiBUffbcartlonfii^uMi tb:;tlie students at.the University-of, Tegard to itheipreps;: they must rhave public bplnlon'would'measurably, cor-;/ ily's Money" . round' out a. number Btrahgttlatlbn;; •irben^^'caugbilin ^<:^'the South'Dakbta;, jH^'The newspaper,'? be foreseen tovwhat power and influence rect things If ptiblibopihloh were left^'^j 'itbiat;v^6nfal&a;|mas]ri^en cohUhued/'''ha8;come:tbbe Indlspen- it would,bbme.V; They had,novdrbad: free^: biit; that'^bverhmehtxwltbbut A); ;L^ !enemyfs;^net. and'vRent ktb'bbttbm bf publicity of bfflclalacts or ihotiveii.' 'llV^'i;dayiit^FrbmiivJ,f;wiiatf Sea|PbweJr building their mud and reed houses on 8abl<9v;; It gbbSoflAdipehetrates every;^ ;free>^«xftreBBlbh-:;bt: Vimblio^'^^^ ;thev)MuilMgo«Srlvw|^Mia Itittas'beeh said bf.the hews- Thej^,;hMci^;^taith): in inthe's ultimate :wbtild

enough for my son and my lAi's wife ered the father's fnce. "That's the (1st ORDER OF PUBLICATION. MORTGAGE SALE. But iie's all the boy 1 have, aiai I don't she put In the press." State of MIchiKan. Tho Circuit Court for Default having been nuule .In the conditions want him to make a mistake," tho County of InRhnm. In Chunccry. of n certain real estate niortRBge, whoreby tho 'i'boy nil Inughed, nnd then be grave­ Jcnnio A. CInrk, Complnlnnnt, power of snio therein contained liecamo opera- . "Neither do I," she answered simply, ly resumed: "1 say I admire her, but VB? tlvo, made by Louis F. Uroltonwisclior and her eyes suffused with tears. "If 1it' s a shame to ask such a girl to murry GeorKc F. CInrk, Ucfondiint, Fannio H, Broitcnwischer, his wife, of Lnn­ ^fOIMKMIlM Suit iieiidlnK in the Circuit Court for tho slnR, Michigan, to llollls H. Brooks, of Lnn- thought bo would be sorry"— an invalid like you. l''urtbcrinoro, 1 County of InKhiim, in chnnccry, nt tho court aluK, MIchiKnn, dated Jnnunry 29th, 1915, nnd Ho Interrnpled again. "Oh. you cnn'i won't liavo her taken *east. She'd room in tho city of I.,nniiinK. on tite 23(1 day K'corded In the ofllce of tho iloKlater ot Deeds loll that now! .\ny marriage is n risk, of October, 1915. for Inghnm County, MIchiKnn, on February bleach out and lose that grip In a year, In this CHUHo it mipciirinK hy nlltdiivit on 4th, 1915, In liber 109 of MortRaKoa, on piiKO I don't say he's making a mistake in I won't have her contaminated by the flic, thiit tho dcfcndiint, UcorKo F, Cliirk, him 407, nnd nfterwarda duly nsalRned hy Hollia H. solocting you. You mny lio .lust the left his Inat known pincc of roHidcnce luid it Ilrooks to Chnrles Wloland, of LnnainR Town­ city." Ho mused deeply while looking ciinnot he imcortiiined after diliKcat Hcarch in ship, InKhnm County, MichlRan, by an aaalKn- woman ho needs. Only I want to be at his son. "Would life on a wheat what Btiite or country ho now ro»lileH. On ment rocordoil in said HoRlaler ot Dooda ollice consulted. I want to know more ahoni motion of GoorKO It. Ilock, Holicitor for com- In liber 105 of Moi'tRnRos, on iiaRo 75, upon ranch, accessible to this hotel by mo­ plainnnt, it iu oriiorcd that the aiipoaranco of \vhich mortKiiKO there la now clnlmed to be due you. lie tells me you have taicen an torcar, be endiirablo to you?" Hnid dofonilaiit, GcorKO 1''. Clark, ho unlorcd in and unpaid the aum of twelve hundred and active part In tho managoment of tho thlH ciiUHc within five monthH from the date iilxty-sovon nnd 90-100 dollars (51207.90), bclnR "You mean with Beroa?" of this order, nnd' thai In cnso of hia nppear- tho sum of $1200.00 principal, $40.20 Inlcroat, ranch and the forest. Is'tiiat true?'' "If she'll go. .Mind you, I don't ad­ nnco, he cauuc his nnswor to tlie ItitI of com­ $4.42 Insurance, and Inxoa paid on tho inorl:- "I've always worked with my fa plaint to he filed and a copy thereof served KiiKod laii'ila ainoiinlinK to $17.34, all ot which vise bor to do it." ho added, int;errupt- upon tho aolicit.'ir for tho complainant within the naslRnce hereby olocta to conaidor aa due tlicr—yes, sir." iiig his son's outcry. "1 think she's fifteen liays after aorvicn on him or hIa aolicl- and paynhlo nl; the date hereof, hy reason ot. "You like that kind of life'/" tor of a copy of the said bill of complaint, nnd Uifl iion-pnymont of the Interest duo on .luly taking all the chances." Ho turned to In default thereof that the said bill bo taken 29tli, 1015, aa allowed and provided for In "1 don't know much about any other JIrs, Mcl'^arlane. ".I'm old fasliioned as confessed hy the said defendant, GeorRo 1''. aald mortRnKO, and no suit at law or in oiiulty kind. Yes, 1 like It. Bui I've hml in my notions of marriage, Mrs. Mc- Clark; and it is furtlier ordered thnt the said hnviiiK 1)0011 hrouKht to recover said inortRnRO onongli of it. I'm willing to ciiange." 'coiniilainnnt cause thia order to lie pul)llsho(l iloht or any part Uioreof, notice la horeby Riv­ rarlano. I grew up when women In tho Ingham County News, a ncwapaiMr en, that by virtue oC the statute In such case "Well, how about tlty life-house- were helpmates, such as, I judge, printed, published and circulated in said coun­ proviileil, I, the suhscrll)er, the owner of said keeping and all that'/" ty, nnd that such publication be commenced inortRnRo, will sell on Saturday, the 18th dny ROMANCE you've been. Of course it's nil guess­ wltliin twenty days from the date of this or- of December, 1915, nt nine o clock In the fore­ "So long as I nni with • Wayland I work to mo nt tho moment, but I have ilor, nnd thnt such publication ho continued noon of anid dny nt the North front ontrnnco shan't mind what 1 do or where I therein once in each week for six weeks in to the City Hnll BuildinR on Ottnwn Street OF THE an Impression that my son has fallen succession, . 191(1, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, nt tho C. F. & E. T. Ilnmmnnd, Attorneys for As- Waylnnd's anxious desiro to create North I'liitte, and"- O.V0S expressed growing Inipntieiiee the clothes he wore that lio'd been Went Front door of the Court House, in the aiKuoc, Uualncas Address LnnslnR, Mich­ a favornhlo Impression of the women "It's a cinch we get that ranch!" in­ City of Mason, in aald county, all the rlRht, lRan. 3S-13 iiiid some niixiety, Tliey were nil well brought ut) In w-bat we'd call luxury, title and Interest of which Gnrrot .1. Franklin did not escape the lumliorman, but bis terrupted Wayland, with a trlumpbaiit Into their dessert before ho called out, but we never inipilred into his affairs." died, seized, in and to the followlniT Innda, to- MORTGAGE SALE. face romalned quite expressionless as glance at Boroa. wit; The enat one third of lot two, block thir­ "Mere ho isl" "And you didn't care'/" teen ; lots three, five, nine, ton nnd eleven, Default hnvInK been maile in tho conditions ho replied: "Don't bo so sure of It." replied the of a certain reni calnto morlKHKo, whereby tho Mi-s. Mcfc^irlann co\ild not sets tho "W\,V',v';_:;;;;, you?" She flushed nt this, bnt waited your plan? What would you advise tate in aald real estate should not be granted; in twenty days from tho date of this order and GUILE, Deconaod. that such publication be continued once in each Having been appointed commissioners to re­ for him to go on. "Don't you think it Wayland to do if you knew I was hard It' is Further Ordered, That public notice week for six weeks in' succession or that tlie Wayland;lijugheia^ : '' ; : i; :, i thereof be given by publication of a copy of ceive, examine nnd adjust all claims nnd de­ •possible that your fancy for Wayland against his marrying you? Come, now, snid complainant cause a copy of this order to mands of all persons against snid deceased, wo ' "I hope yo(U didn't tnnishihlsiQiigera,' this order, for three successive weeks previous be persohally served upon the said defendant, ismlso temijorary?'! I can see you're a clear sighted indi­ to said day of hearing, in the Ingham County do hereby give notice that four months from Berrle." ••:."\^'''^-:-. f'":^^\ •:::-,'::^-;.';.i.; Charles M, Miller, at least twenty days before the 6th day of November, A. D. 191B, wore r"No, sirl" shd\brtiveiy declared. "I Nowa, a nwspaper printed and circulated in the time prescribed fur his appearance. She Bmlled guiltily.. :';i'm afraid-I vidual. What can be do to earn a liv­ said County. HENRY M. GARDNtlR, allowed by said court for creditors to present never felt toward any one the way I ing? How will you live, wlthoiit my CHARLES B. COLLINGWOOD, their claims to us for examination nnd adjust­ did. I hope I didn't hurt you--some- (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. . Circuit Judge, ment, and: that we will meet'at the Into resi­ do toward Waiylnnd. He's different I C. A. CLINTON, Probate Register. 46w4 times I'forget.;^;'•^N:;':};;-V';J:v:;>'',',';;^;;v'''^' aid? Have you figured on these Examined and countersigned and enterered dence of said deceased In the Township of shall never change toward, him." . things?" ••••'C^. [•:-,••: •,:•:,. ••,: ^; by mo. EDNA B. CAMPBELL. Alale.don In snid county, on the Sth day of Noreross senior was waking up, iVYon PROBATE OF WILL. BUTTON—DEC. 24 46w7 ' . Deputy Regiater, January, A, D. 1016, and on:the: 6lh day of have a most oxtrnordihary grip. Wiiat Her totie, her expression of eyes stop­ "Yes.. I'm going to ask my father to ; state b( Michigan. '•'Th o Probate Court (or March, A. D. 1916, at ton o'clock in the fore­ did It-jpliino prnetice?^':^^^; :; f ped tills-line, of inquiry. ; He too^ up buy d ranch, near here, where mother the County, ot, Itigham;' , APPT. ADMB. . HILTON—DEC. K noon of each of said days, for the purpose ot> can have mbria of. the comforts of life; At a session of said Court, held at the'Pro­ State .of Michigan. The Probate Court for examining and adjusting said clalins. Wayland grinned; i VPIanio!; No-^e another; ffNbw; my;deai•'y^bungiadyi; bate Office in the City of Mason, in skid Coun­ tho County of Ingham. . '; Dated November Bth.'A. D. 191G. ranfvii ^sliicss maii'iis'iwell.aa and where we can .till Jive together till ty, on the'26th day of November,' A; D. lOlS, At a session of said'Court, held at the Pro­ WILLIAM OLDS, tfaer, 'and the moirriage of my soii la a y?aylahd"is able , to 'stand city life ':• Present,: Hon. Henry: M. Gardner, Judge of bate Office in the City: of Mason, in said Coun­ EDWARD VIGES, V • "Tiio A^liat?''••:;tf(ly!:';;?v?:;L;^:l:;^^ ;:'':. Probate.' .-. ty, on the 32nd day of November, A. D. 1915, 46w4 ; Commissioners.: Wnyliind ;>explainei; ^1'IMlsB, ^ i^^ v\^lghty inatter; He is'my main de­ again;:; Then, if you want bim to; go In the Matter bt the Estate of MARGARET Present: Hon. Henry M,' Gardner, Judge of Iniie was .broughtfuiv;onu;ra^ Shei; pendence. >i; am hop^ east: I;will :^o;witli hlni."^^;-v^ BUTTON, Deceased; Probate;'.''••••;.,: .'•••>'• HEARING CLAIMS. HAtE--MARCH 28, ; taito'up;and; carry xiniriybu .George O, Button'having; fliod In saldvcourt In the Matter of the Estate of JUDSON State of Michigan; The Probata Court for ' can rope"niid itle;tt^igteeiri:sadtlle!her: They 'hiidimbved; slowly biick tioward his' petition praying that a certain instrument HILTON, Deceased, • : , the County oflngham. .• ;> own horse, pack an outfit'and all the be quite condld, I didn't expect bim the otliersi and as Wayland came ito In, writing,;purporting to be the last will and -Loueli,Hilton having filed.in said Court:his In the Matter of ,tho Estate of SARAH Di. re8t:;oir'lt.'':!:;ii;Ki(§''-'i^.»$¥!Ji;?,KJ:iH^^^ ;to',:;8elM*:!ibis;;vWiffliJ,;fi'oiri;^^ meet^^tliem Norcrosssdid^iwith,idry.hu- tostament of'said deceased; now on file in'said petition praying that the administration do HALE,':''.Deceased; '-'-" Court be admitted to probate, and that the ad­ bonis-non with-tho,will annexed of said estate Notice Is hereby given that four indntha from ', '^Qhi;;;iKlnd;;of,cbwgir|i;-eli^ ronch;y;f^iKc6nslde^ mbf! >I:ddmlre your Iddy'of;tiieiciiicli; ministration,'of laid-.estate be granted,,to him- be granted-to himself or to some other; suitable the;26th day of: November, A. D.. 1916, have i Mrs;;;; McPoriane^i^engor;:^ idaDger;|it(rae,^)k:ilf'liaveV[^ iiaiidi- She ;SMra^ •elCor to ,some other suitable person,;:? .person:',-,---^'-':"-'''-.•'•-•;' •'- • ':•• -.;'-•: ••'''-• ••; : been allowed - for' creditors; to - -. present tlielr ' ; It is Ordered, That the 24th itfot DsctmlMr,': It is Ordered, That the ITth day e( December, claims against; said deceased - to said eoiirt. for ' rIo'B better.'pnrt forward,-.eiplalned: stood that women were acarce in tbe atoguldir good tintiire and '•. tndst tinco^-': A. D;; 1916,. at ;ten o'elook' in ^the forenoon, - at A. D.'1915,lat ten o'clock In the:forerioonrnt examination and adjtiitnient,' and"' that all ''She^r|(pttft*;onl^ Boantaloa. Now don't mitundientand mbiv shrewd''^ said probata office, b« and; is herebir.rappointed said'I^roliata'Office,; be and i*. hereby :«ppointed creditors of said <. decease'd' an: raqulred' to pr«>;' ' for'hsarlng iHdd,iMtltlon! .(or'hearing laid pttitlont'' ':.,'-' ',;:',',; sent their:claims ta.iatd ordtr^ffor. tb(M luectiilv* .wMki ipnvloni .thia; ordtr; for: tbrtai'iucMHlvt .wtaki pravloui •an4^that^aali:irta^mi:i;iHU'-ba.Vh«ardJ^Sws!«!v'^''v to;tald,dw,ofili«ariaff, :iA.tht'IiifhBii^ Ooaaty, Nafi;:,# MwiMpar^frintM'aatt'eimlatoi; In- llllil iiil Ml INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 9. 1915

DOOMED TO DIE City 1?HX|)ttyor8. > I will be at the Farmers Bank SOCIKTY lOLRCTIONS. Tuesday, Dec. 7, and every Tuesday' See the Wonderful Line of Horses Given Up to Die by thereafter during the month of De­ cember to receive taxes. George R. The young people of the Baptist Doctors Saved by Sim- K.*ot r, OWIcers. Deuel, City^ Treasurer. church win meet with Mr. Bird Gil­ pie Remedy. At their regular meeting Monday Union and 2-Piece bert Friday evening to organize a Many Michigan people have found evening Mason lodge No, 70, K, of P. Inghnin Tuxpayoiit; society, a potluck supper served, Ev­ that the European War has raised the elected the following ofllcers for the I will be at the town hall Tuesday, eryone Invited, value of livestock — particularly ensuing year; Dec. 7, and each Tuesday and Friday UNDERWEAR Last week we either forgot or else horses. Therefore, it is now more C, C.—J, A. Browor. thereafter until Jan. 10, 1916, to re­ the typesetter overlooked the Item necessary than ever to keep domestic V. C—Lynn Uolfe. ceive taxes at one per cent. Lloyd that Mi.ss McQucllan and Miss Morton animals in A-1 shape. To do this, a Prelate—W. A. Shank. Hayhoe, Treasurer. 48-5p We are showing, both in wool and cotton spent Thanksgiving at their homes In bully liniment to use is the same kind M. of W,—W, E, Zimnier. Jackson and Owosso. that George Wells of Syracu.se, N. Y., M. of E.—J. C, Fingerle. ' Aiii'L-liiiM Tax|mycr.<4. Lawrence Warfle has gone to Lan­ used. Ho saps: "And the the only M. of F. & K. of R. & S,—C. E. L. Emer Sears, treasurer, will be sing whore ho has secured a Job. medicine used on the foot after the BIcJtert. at the Farmers Bank, Mason, Dec, 11, horse had been given up to die by the M. at A.—G, E. Gregory. Dec. 18, and Jan. 8. Will be at home If you have never used one of out Miss Bessie Clements has returned veterinary surgeon, was Hanford's I. G,—J. H. Healey. to her home in Leroy township, every Friday; at South Aurelius, Balsam of Myrrh. This horse, which O, G.—Dean Taylor, Field's store, Dec. 20, at Eaton Rap­ Hon. C. W. Clark has been appoint­ the doctor said should be killed after Trustee, 3 years—A. A. Bergman ids, the Mich. State Bank, Jan, 5; at 99 UNION ed by Gov. Ferris a delegate to attend it had run a nail in its foot, lived to Frat. Cor.—W, U. Carven. Gleaner hall Thursday, Dec. 30, to re­ the convention at Cairo, III., of drain­ do many more hours of labor." ceive taxes, Mr. Johns, the highway p.t.nted "Klosed Krotch SIITS age and flood prevention congress. Vevay liodgo No. Oil I. O. O. F.- commissioner, will be with me at ev­ Mrs. Emery Worden and daughter* OKT IN'I'O IIOO.STING DUSINRSS. Elected the following ofllcers Mon­ ery station. L. Emer Sears, Beatrice were in Stockbrldgo Monday. day evening: You have never had the comfort of a Mr. and Mrs. Emery Worden enter­ Do you know there's lots of people Noble Grand—Harry A. Green. Vuvay Tnxpnyert) tained G. H. Worden and wife of Sitting round most every town, V. O.—Willard Blanchard, I will be at the Farmers Bank, Ma­ properly made garment. Stockbridge Thanksgiving. Growling like a broody chicken. K. S.—Francis B. Shafer. son, Saturday, Dec. 11, Saturday. Mrs. Martha Hatt of northern Knocking every good thing down. F, S,—C. M. Rhodes, Dec, 18, and Friday, Dec. 24, 1915, Michigan is visiting in town and vi­ Don't be that kind of cattle, Treas.—O. D. Campbell. and Friday, Jan. 7, 1916, also at Underwear for Men 39c to $3.60 cinity. 'Cause they ain't no use on earth, Rolfe's store, Eden, Friday, Dec. 17, Township Treassurer Lloyd Hayhoe But just be a Booster rooster. Ma.son Tent, K. 0. T. M. elected the 1915, to receive taxes at one per cent. Underwear for Boys 25o to $1.50 made his first collection of taxes Crow and boost for all you're worth. following ofllcers Monday evening: V. B. Douglas, Treasurer. Tuesday. Taxes are running higher If your town needs boostin' boost her Com.—A. C. Whipple. somewhat than last year on account Don't hold back and wait to see Lieut. Com,—S. W. Aseltine. AInicdon Tuxpayors of higher school taxes in this school If some other fellow's willln' Record and Finance Keeper—L. R. I will be at the Farmers bank. Ma­ district and more taxes tor state and Sail right in, this country's free. White, son, Saturday, Dec. 4, 11 and 18, and No one's got a mortgage on it, Chaplain—C, G, Huntington. HARRY E.NEELY good road purposes. Friday, Dec. 24 and 31, 1915, and The Ladies Aid of the DansviUe M. It's just yours as much as his; Sergt,—E. D. Nellis. Saturday, Jan. 8, 1916, and at Town E. church will have their regular an­ If your town is shy of boosters. M. at A,—F. E, Darrow. Hall the day preceding each of above nual chickonpie supper in the town You get in the boostin' biz. 1st M. of G.—0. E. Bordner. dates to receive taxes at 1 per cent. hall on Friday evening, Dec, 17. In If things don't seem to suit you 2nd M. of G.—A. C, Wells. E. H. Kurtz, Treasurer. 48-4 connection with the supper they will An' the world seems kinder wrong Sentinel—W. L. Cheney. have for sale aprons, dust caps, What's the matter with a boostin' Picket—L. E, Bartlett. Wliite Onic Taxpayers. Just to help the thing along? towels and many other useful articles. I will be at the town hall Dec. 15, If anyone wishes to donate anything 'Cause if things should stop again. (i. A. R. Elections. The New Ingham We'd be In a sorry plight. at MiUville store Dec. 22, at Vantown for the sale it will bo gladly received, Phil McKornan Post met Saturday store Dec. 29, and at my home Fri­ E. C. Braman and C, W, Spangler You just keep the horn a-blowing! afternoon and elected the following Boost her up with all your might. days only, to receive taxes. James have chosen up sides and on Thurs­ otilcers: Commander, Theo. Bortle; Egglcston, Treasurer, 49w3 County Illustrated day go for a rabbit hunt. The side If you see some fellow tryin' senior commander, Joseph Jewett; thai looses has to furnish a supper at For to make some project go. junior commander, James Hyde; An' you can boost it up a trifle. Till llti(l']l)UCIilTiE MINIMUM OF the town hall to the winners and quartermaster, Henry Freeland; ofTi- l>KEI'A!tEi>M^SS. their families, to be followed in the That's your cue to let him know cer of the day. Mead Warboy; chap­ Directory That you're not going to knock it, evening by an old fasliioned dance, lain, D, P. Whiting; inside sentinel, I am not skilled in the science of the Potter family furnishing the Juat because It ain't your shout Thomas Bush; patriotic instructor, But that you're going to boost a little war, and my opinion respecting the A HANDY BOOK OF REFERENCE FOR music, Isaac Morse.. instrumentalities of an effective de­ 'Cause he'e got the best thing out. Steele Brothers Post met Saturday FARMERS AND ALL COUNTY RESIDENTS Dr, Lemon's little fox terrier dog —World Outlook. fense is of little value; but the object mot Us doom Monday morning by afternoon and elected the following to be accomplished is sufficiently gen­ being run over by D. D, Briggs' auto ofllcers: Commander, Benjamin Oh- eral so that the ordinary observer can The FARM JOURNAL of Philadelphia, is inakintr WA.SIII.Nfi'l'OX OAitDMOK llnger; senior vice commander, Park­ truck, Instantly killing it. sit in judgment upon it. Our mili­ a complete personal canvass of Inj,fham county to (jet Word Is received here of the ser­ FOIt r.OVEIlNOR er Orr; junior commander, George tary strength should be so organized W. James; chaplain. Col, L. H, Ives; names, addresses, information, pictures, etc., for the ious illness of Hollls Sheehan, The The Hon. Wiishinglon Gardner is and maintained that it will be im­ oDior boy. Roach Sheehan, broke his , , ,,,,,. .1 r, .1- adjutant, H. 0. Call; quartermaster, possible, humanly speaking, for any NliW INGHAM COUNTY IfJvUSTRATliD DI­ arm recently. They are children of nominatio!-.°.!!?..^fi\"''.!!':!^2i!l''.,.^!!!n for governor: a?,*''!"!!"f'lt the pri"- i WHliin" Miner; omcer of the day, hostile force to land on our shores, RECTORY. Each house in the county except City Will .giicelian, a former resident of muries next summer. Air. Gardner Capt. John H, Sayers; surgeon, J. C, or the battleships of an enemy to de­ of Lansinsr, is to be visited and the information se­ this place. Squires, patriotic instructor, Captain stroy our coast cities or imperil the announced his Intentions to the Re­ John Slaley; ofllcer of the guard, cured li'IRST HAND. Many statistics will bcpiven. I^lrs. B. G. Gilchrist and Mrs. Mary corder today, and the Recorder is for lives of their Inhabitants. It Is said, Noyos are visiting at E. C. Osborne's. Joel Dunn; quartermaster sergeant, and no doubt It is true, that often­ of interest and value to all farmers and residents of him, lirst, last anil all the time. Frank Lester; sergeant major. Nelson this county. .Jacob Shoedor, who has been re­ Few men are more widely or favor­ times the attack is the surest defense, ported dead, was in town tlio first of DeCamp; delegate to state encamp­ but we must forego tliat advantage. One of the valuable features of the directory will be ably known to the people of Michi­ ment, John Staiey; alternate. Nelson the week. However lie Is just recov­ gan than Washlnton Gardner, No It will be enough, so far as coun­ a NUMIIERED COUNTY ROAD MAP. showinj,'- the ering froni a severe illncftjs at the sol­ DoCamp. man Is better acquainted witli the tries from which we are separated by location of every farmer in the county. diers' home, state, its history. Its resources, its In­ an ocean arc concerned, to have a Wirt Mlliior and family visited stitutions, its needs, and no man is ASHKS AH A FERTIIJZEIt. navy that can prevent foreign troops tlielr parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. better qualified, mentally or physi­ from safely reaching our country; to Wilmer Atkinson Co. Bashford, at Mason Sunday. cally, to act as governor of our great Conlniii I'ota.sli and I'ho.sphoric Acid have fortifications that will protect W, E. Mann Is back packing up his state. , —Slifliiltl lie Kept Dry mill Not our harbors; a comparatively small Publishers of the Farm Journal. PHILADELPHIA, PA. liousohold goods, preparatory to mov­ For five years he was secretary of rcMiiittoil to Leach. regular army and a body of land re­ ing to Linden, where he has a job. state, and for twelve years he served serves who, although pursuing • the H. MORRIS, Count])^' Manager Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Young were In as a member of congress, ten of The farmer who burns wood for avocations of civil life, have had mil­ Detroit Monday buying a stock of which he was a member of the great heating and cooking should carefully itary training and who can be so Office, 202 Pruddcn Bloclf, Lansinpr, Michij^an Xmas goods. committee op appropriations. His store the ashes and not permit them quickly mobilized that all the na­ We hear that Wirt Milner with his experience gives him an intimate to leach, as they have a peculiar fer­ tions of the earth will know that they family contemplates moving to an­ knowledge of legislative methods, tilizing value. They not only contain would be met at the water's edge by other town in the near future. and his tact, combined with his potash and phosphoric acid in appre­ a force capable of successfully resist­ Winifred and Verna Milner visited acknowledged business ability, espec­ ciable amounts, but also contain ing any possible invasion. their uncle, C. L. Bashford, and fam­ ially fits him for the highest state magnesia and lime, and when applied The suggestion that we ought to jHtgbest quoJitV" ReckSonoJDie pri.cc-Cuci.roj)teed/fesb ily at Mason Saturday. executive ofllce. to the land they also act indirectly to enter upon a program which, when A. W. Wilcox has moved his house­ Year before last, Mr. Gardner was increase the available nitrogen con­ finished, will make the United States hold goods from Lansing to this Commander-in-Chief of the Grand tent of organic matter in the soil. the dominant naval force of the \bu carit resist the f Javor place, Army of the Republic. During his , Ordinary house ashes contain on world does not commend itself to of Ernest LaFleur of Vermontvllle term of ofllce he traveled 30,000 the average about 8 or 9 per cent of me; and I have no sympathy with was calling on friends here the latter miles, visiting thirty-eight states, and potash and 2 per cent of phosphoric the proposal to enter the mad compe­ part of last week. made speeches in thirty-three states. add. Investigators have considered tition which has characterized the SUMDRE The O. E. S, box social held last He is one of the youngest of the sol­ that there is enough potash and phos­ policy of Great Britain and Germany. Friday was attended by a big crowd. diers who served in the Civil war, phoric acid in a bushel of ashes to While the efllciency of our navy ought The receipts were about forty dollars. having enlisted when but sixteen make it worth 20 or 25 cents. Be­ to be increased, its striking weakness Ruth Stoddard, who has been at years old, and he bears a scar made sides that, some 10 or 15 cents addi­ is in its disproportion. Fast cruisers, IF YOUR GROCER CANT SUPPLY YOU.URITE US Earl Perkins' for some time has gone AND GIVE HIS NAME AND ASK US FOR VE(wlll>:be; finally;settle d in |FrMtTciQlmu%r8bopWmk and oujr wori (or tbi the present:war/....Neither;side a soiled counter, or.tom.oK'with; pushed!up, the rocks oh .one side o( ' ho swiaarihg'ud:no1U8t(ttl' iilhBit what dirty.hands an: vintant: be(6re.;vin each crack riding up over thosis on ITiimMtO^dothlnMKf^i )*f Sf* Bo d a glbrlduB Itlace'this >w«ria > w;ould iblB had^«hy;;m()hbpbly:;6t"oourafe.; :!rhe Ylewibtthe'tact that there are thbuB- \ the raids o( coihiherce destroyers lrliw7onMt?m^ courage b( both sides has-been mag- and the duels b( armed merchantmen^ the other side until a jgreat mountain liMML. JawelrTv >r-" ;iAnd:thiii'can|eaBilycbme/truei{ every ahds: of ^sufferers (rom i tuberculoslB range was:(ormed where once

MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1915.

(GRADED SCHOOL ROOMS IN INGHAM 07 101,27 County— COUNTV. tcrlal upon which work'Is being performed Sup. Byrum presontde the following report Printing, Binding, Diatributlon Complied Lnwa, 1016-Soc 11, Act 232, 1915 08 39,71 SPECIAL SESSION shall bo furnished by said Board of County of tho special committee appointed to draft ,rolnt Penology Commiaaion—Sec. IB, Act 205, 1013 .":;;„',"',n!') 2ii2.40 Road Commissioners and all such prisoners 09 [InnHinK City 143 resolutions covering conditions nnd tho de­ Siilnrica and Expenaoa, Members Bd. Statu Tax Com'ft-S«c. 2, Act 301, 191.1 70 14.80 Rant UinxInK 7 while engaged in such work shall bo under tho ficiency in the Tuberculnals Sanitnrium fund, State Coat of Arnia, WnaliinKton Monument^-Scc. 4, Act 180, 1016...... 1915 control and custody of the sheriif of said coun­ 71 39.71 stei,ho„,Piei'co.::::::;::;:i^j K No. 1 Delhi .1 nnd tho same on roll cnll was unnnimoualy Fiftieth Anniversary of tlie Battle of GcttyaburK—Sec. ,1, Act 09, IC'";-'' 72 49.04 No. 8 InKhnm (Dunavlllc) 4 ty of Ingham. Said sheriff shall take such pre­ ndo|)tod! . flora Plui'co ;i(]r ,l,,v„ cautions as he shall deem ncceaaary to prevent Roc. of Mich. Soldlera & Sailors, War of the Robellion--Sec. 3, Act 185, .5 73 297.86 No. G I*roy (Wehbervillo) 0 To tho Ilonorablo Board of Supervisors: CompletiaK Recorda of Plats In Ollice of Auditor Gon.—Sec. 0, Act 14, 0 0 'C'=^^",''•^^'••''••'•••'••^•'•'dny« May 4, 1915. the escape of prisoners so employed, and dep­ 74 M.aj ,Vo. 1 Lnelio (Lvulio) 0 uty shoriHa shall be designated by tho said Your committee to whom was referred the Expcnaea, ono Juatice Supreme Ct., An. Con., JudKca—*oc. 3, Act .33, IJIu .19.71 Eramet Iloach 203 days No. 1 Meridian (llaaiett) 3 matter of a deficiency in the Tiilwrculosia Snni- 75 At n npccliil neBSlon of llic Doiird of Super- sherilt to guard said prisoners while so at work Improvement of Fort Gratiot Turnpike—Sec, 4, Act 62, 1915 ... 70 99.29 M.I. liiirnotl 04 days viHom of InKliiim county cnllod liy tliu ulcrk No. 2 Moridlmi (Okomofl) 3 who ahall rcceivo ns compensation therefor the torlum fund licg leave to report as followa: Hiilf-Contury Annlversnry of Nogro Freedom—Sec. 5, Act 47, 1915 992.86 of Hiiiil County upon u written rciiiicut BIK'II-'II No. 1 OnondaKa (OnondnRa) 3 Thnt it is hereby resolved by thia Board that 77 R^!n ",""'"' '•"•xlnys aum of t3.00 per day. The shorlfll may from Suppression of Tulierculoals'ln MichiKan—Sec. S,'Act 238, 1916 78 992.86 V"/ "'"•^ 120 days t>y nlno mipcrvlHoru of miiil County, purmianl No, 1 Stockhrldyo (StockbrldKo) 8 time to time appoint such additional deputy it is neceaaary thnt theaum of $3,000 lie rniaod AKrIculturnI Fair Commiaaion—Sec. 9, Act 294, 1915 'J",''" ,\'"yt S.'lOdnys tu n writtvn notice in wordu nnd IIKUI'CU IIK No, 1 Vevny (Muson) ', Ifi by taxation for the support of tho InKham 70 119.14 aherlffa as shall bo necessary to properly guard Hoard of Mediation nnd Conciliation-Sec. 14, Act 230, 1015 SO 110.47 i™ .';'«'!> 70 days followHj No. 1 fr. OYilllamaton) 11 aaid priaonors under the provisions of thia reso­ County Tuberculoals Sanitorium, and tliat aaid Sal. ,Soc. of Senate arid Clerk of Houao Roprca'tlvea—Sec. 6, Act 305, 1016 ^""J '"'•''li 132 days lution. amount be incluiled for such purpoae in the 81 2,006.91 To Willliim H. Ciritliiim, County Clerk of InK- Comiionantlon of Memliera of LcKlsiaturo—Sec. 3, Act 1, 1000 8f,\2 .1,li34.67 Enrl Cornlnl 13 ,|„y8 hum County, MIchlKnn. tax levy of 1015. Tax for Prisons Current Expense—Soc. 1, Act 120, 1916.... Henry lleliiiont 93 daya Primary school rooma (RurnI) 128 It is further provided that said sherilf or W. D. BVRUM, 83 24,146.71 We the iindorslKncd-duly elected nnd (lunll- deputy sherilfs shall cause such prisoners to bo Tax for State Hoapitais Current Expense—Sec. 1, Act 20, 1015 84 20,326.81 mnk Slaymi.n 37 dnya (led HupervlsorB of the County of InKhnm, col­ C. A. CLEMENT, 'I'ax for General Puriioaoa—Sec. 1, Act 214, 1915 Mrs. Anna l.owia 44 daya- Total school rooms In InKhnm County 343 conveyed to and from such place or places of WM. C. HINMAN, lectively conutitutintt more than one-third of employment and when it is not practical to re­ .Toaeph Loor 5,1 dnya the nieml)er» of the honrd of nuperviitor!) of Note: Four of tho above primary achool turn such prisoners to tho county Jail each Committeo. Total Stnto Tax S5 «18a,783,6B rooma are cloaeil tlic present year. Sup. Millar presented tho following reaolu- Lslo Ilrock 02 dnya mild county, moat rcHiiectfuily iictltlon you to niKht, ho may rent or hire, nt the the cxponao There is also to be levied, as n portion of liie county taxes, ns required by Soetloii an. Act Will. 11. Punly a.| dnya proceed to call n upeclal mcctinit of the Hoard State of MichiKan. Attorney General's De­ of the county, suitable and propor buildings, tion wliich same on roll call was docInron»e of mak- prisoners, be paid out of tho county rond fund Very respectful ly. Fiiriii tools and furniture 278 62 InK |iro|H!r provi»lon concerning the InKhnm Section 187 of tho General School Lnwa in ao Sup. Roao preaontcd the following report on ORAMEL B. FULLER, Auditor General. far aa the aiimo providea the minimum aalary of said county. That all meals nnd food ahnll per diem nnd mileage wlilch same on roll call Stock, sccil and feed 694 .33 County 'J'ubcrculnulH Sanitarium, whoM) tTundn bo furnished to said prisoners by tho County, 220 77 arc now exhauHted and for the trannnrtion of for county achool commissioner. Tho aaid acc- wiui unanimously adopted: Siiiierlntendents expcnaea tlon providea, in part, aa foHowa: nnd paid out of tho county rond fund, Tho clerk presented tho. petition of aevoral Information regarding tlio care of tlio poor of Transporlnlion of inniales 15 Huch other buflincHH m nuiy IcKaliy anil prop­ hundred cltl/ona and electors aaklng for tho the county. Meals nnd extru labor for repairing erly come licforu the nnld hoard. "Tho compcnantion of each county commia­ annexation to the city of Lansing of certain aioner of achoola ahall lie determined liy the Mr. Chairman: Your Committee on MilenKO nnd Per Diem would reapecltully submit Receipts. (esUmnltil) 200 00 ItcHpuctfuily, the following rciiort: territory, and on motion of Sup. Clement, the Balance, report 1914 $3667.80 Totiil oo,il lo the connly poor funds.. 0309 .08 board of auporvlsors of each county, respec­ same waa referred to a special committeo of C. A. Clement, Wm. C. Illnman, Itort .1. tively, hut the compensation ahall not be fixed TOWNSHIPS Ch'gd to Cities k Twpa. 1914 1774.61 Totiil rei'oliila from farm & tern, relief 1487 ,84 llaker I., II, Drown, John (!. Uuliw)n, .F T. EL ATT'DANCE three memliera. WatkhiH, ,1 nt n aum Icaa than five hundred dollars tier AND NAMES , Appropriation Ogtolier, 1914. 3000.00 W. Kerlc, 0. M. ICroatel, A. h. annum in any county where thore are fifty Tlio clerk preaentod the petltiona of num- Sale of Farm Proiliicls. MnliinR l'„u loLnl dlaliuraemonts... .$12708.19 KlIHU, WARDS Miles Amt. Days Amt. Total aciiool rooma; at not less thi^n seven hundred Alaiodon ..'.... II. eroua olectora from oach of tho townahipH and Butter $111.20 As thii Linlorliil was iiurchasod in car iota Mason, MichlKnn, April lil, IDIIi. K. Tnylnr 8 % .48 $3.00 13.48 lirecincta of the cilica, praying fur an election and fifty doilnra per nnnum wiicro there are Aurelius ...It. ..U. . Veals 110.10 nt wliolesnlu for the liiillilliiKS, and tiio work To the Hoard of SuporviHora of the County more than aoventy acliool rooma; ut not Icsa Bullon 12 .72 3.00 3.72 to lie hold in Ingham county, to ascertain the Hogs 83.,'10 $ 310.00 was done at llie siiine time, wo nro unablo to of InKiiam: Hunkerliill I..James lirognn 40 2.40 3.00 5.40 will of the (lunllfied electors wiiolher or not the than one thouannd dollara per nnnum wiierc Delhi II. K. Gunn Bull 73.00 make nn ncnurate slalcmciit aa lo tho coat of Oentlenien :—You nrc heruliy nolKled that on 12 .72 3.00 3.72 manufacture of liiiuora and the liquor traffic the diirei'oiit buil'lliifta but aa near ns we can tliero are one hunilrcd achool rooma ant leas than twelve hundred dollaia where there 1.92 8.00 4.92 ahould be prohibited within tho iimita of the Wheat 225.69 estimate it ia ns follows: tlie hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of thnt lUKliam A. J. Miller 18 1.08 S.OO 4.08 said county, and on motion of Sup, Brown, the arc one iiundrcd Iweaty-Dve achool rooms; not Lansing P. Sund. old iron, telephone, use Reiinii's lo lioiiso nnd adjacent liulld- day, n niieelai mceliUK of the Hoard of .Supcr- .. C. A. Clement ;)2 1.92 3.00 4.92 several petitions wore received, nnd referriid to inKSi incluiling tlio holler, which had leas tlinn thirteen hundred and fifty dollars Loioy ,. ,, S. A. Bemcnt (Id of tools, etc 20.32 683,66 vlHoru IH hereby called and will lie held In the whore there are one liiindred nnd fifty school I..eslia ., 3.00 1'XJ 4.50 8.40 a special committeo of three membcra of the to 1)0 pi'iiolii'ally rebuilt, wna about. .$ 860.00 HupervlHora' room In the court IIOUKO in the ,.F. II. Allen 10 .90 3.00 3.90 hoard. Temporary Rcliof. Con! shell wlildi is located nt Okomoa 305.00 rooms; not loaa tlian fifteen hundred dollars l.,ocko .. ,. O. N. Pickard 00 City of Mauon, in iinid County of InKham, for per annum where liiero are ono hundred niul Meridian 3.(10 I'/j '1.50 8.10 On motion of ,Sup. Clement, the rulea gov­ Unra Including eiuilpment and painting 1800.00 the purpoHo of inakInK proiier proviaion con- seventy-five achool rooma; not leas than two ,, , 1'". W. Kaiser w 2.40 3.00 5.40 erning the board In their deliberations during Shlawnsaeo Co., .Too Finch.. 15.00 Meals and labor from farm help 200.00 cerninK tho InKliani County Tulierculoalfl .Sani- Ihouaand dollara per annum where there arc OnondaKn W. D. Byrum 20 1.20 3.00 4.20 the aeaalona of 1014 wore adopted for the Nowngo Co., David Howe... 27.60 tiirlum, tho funds of which now are c.\liau»ted. btockbridKO A. A. Hail C4 3.84 3.00 n.84 Isabella Co., John Scott.... 40.03 over three hundred achoola; In oatiniatInK the Bovernment of thia board. J"""'"' ••;•, $.3215.00 luid trnnaaclinK xuch other buHlneiiH an may nuinlivr of scliool rooms In any county Kraded Vi-'vay L. T. Lnaenby 4 .24 3.00 3.24 Ionia Co., Ciieator Autclill.. 0.76 W'^tliil'l W. S. Reevea 18 On mqllon of Sup. Brown, the bonrd then inVr "f " '"""'I'-" "I tlio Homo October 1, properly and hiKally come lieforo aaid Hoard. schools oiicralliiK under a t'ciierai charter 1.08 3.00 4.08 look a rc'ceas until ono o'clock p. m. Toaco Co., Anna Derby 4.32 You, and each of you, are hereby notified shall lie included." Wh to Oak firant Smith 38 2.28 6.28 Gratiot Co., Inninn, Gould, 1016, Is 47, ot whom 30 are male and 17 fe­ to appear anil to he perHonally at Hiiiil upecial Willlamaton Martin Lehman TiO n.oo Thornton 48.84 male, or our family who havo died during You nak whcllier or not all public achool .'t.OU 3.00 0.00 AFTERNOON SESSION ineetliiK. LansinK, First ward ,.Lco Hrown 28 1.08 3.00 4.08 Saginaw Co., Daniel Kuysor. 104.60 the yenr are 14: rooms should lie counted, or whether llio rooma LanainK, ,Second ward . Jacob Ferle !!!!.!!!!.' 2ti Meeting called to order by Chairman Baker. Missuukeo^Co., Mrs. Shndd.. 102.07 Unvid Pnlnior, ngc 01, October 2, 1914. licHpcclfiilly, of city schools operatlni; under special charter Lanaing, Tliird ward 1.50 3.00 4.50 J. P. Ilonnett 20 3.00 4.50 On motion of .Slip. Itullson, the printed pro- Mich. Reformatory, Aaa Pry- hophi'onu I'l'oemun, nge 84, October 20, 1014. WM. II. CRAIIAM, County Clerk. should ho excludeil. Lanaing, Fourth ward i.nc cccillnKS of the aiiuclnl aossion held May 4th, I'rank 'VniiBlin, nge 03, October 27, 1914. ' Manon, Mich., May 4, lUin. HonJ. Keyes 28 1.08 3.00 4.68 or family 84.60 In reply tiiereto, I am of the oiilnion that LansinK, Fifth ward , .L T. Wntkina 20 1916, diatrlhntcd by tlio clerk nt the morning Jnckaon Co., Bedeiiu family. 4.00 U A. Draki,, ago 58, November 27, 1914. Thin in to certify that notlceu for tho aiieclal all public school rooma ahould be counted. 1.50 . 3.00 4.50 IJaviil VnnNort, nge 07, Docomlier 2, 1914. LanainK, Sixtli ward . F. J, Christopher 20 1.50 3.00 4.50 session, were iijiiiroved and adoiited. Montcalm Co., Peterman... 28.82 mectinK to lie held nt the court houHe nt While tho section providea expresaly that tho Aaseaaor The clinirman then announced tho appoint­ Fi'nnk Gllson, nge 00, Dccomber 14, 1014. Maaon on Tueaday, May 4tli, llMfi, wore aerved Wm. C. Illnman 20 1.50 3.00 4.50 Joe Garrison 2.45 rooms of Kraded schonla oponitliiK under a Maaon, Firat ward ... A. L. Rose .- 2 ment of the following supervlaora ns a special Mra, Ely,burial Mrs. Freeman 40.00 Steiihen Pierce, ago 50, March 24, 1015. at leant al.Y dnya prior hereto upon .Supervlaora Konoral charier ahall ho included, thia pro­ .12 .1.00 .1.12 Julia ClemeiilB, nge 78, April, 2, 1915. Maaon, Second ward A. A. llowlett 2 .12 3.00 3.12 committeo on tlio petition for nnnexntion of John llumilton, cure Sarah Hemcnt, DroKan, Alien, Hullon, llyriim. Miller, vision, should not. In my judKment, be con­ ccrtnln lands to the city of Lansing: Sups. Andrew Deemoat, nge 70, April 30. 1915. Clement, Gunn, Ilnil, Illnman, llowlett, Kalaer, strued ao aa to prevent the IncludinK of rooma A. L. ROSE, A. J. MULER, S. A. DEMENT. Hnmilton 06.36 Clement, Watklna and Hrognn. E. B. Trofry, care H, Town 136.00 Jimnlo S. Mortimer, ago 89, June 11, 1916. Krentol, Laacnby, Leeman, liuliaon, Ferle, of a Kraiicil achool operating under apccial Also tho appointment of tho following aup- Andrew Ijoftus, ago 55, July 0, 1016. Hrown, Reevea, Pickard, Jtoso, Hmitli, Taylor, clinrtur. Mra. Anna Crowley, opera­ ervisora na a special committee on Local Op­ tion oxiicnao 36,00 801.29 Wm. E. King, ngo 01, July 18, 1010. Uiilier, Watklna and Kyea. Reapoctfuliy yours, Waller A. Foadick, chairman of the Board making peraonni aorvice of anmc on each mem­ tion potltiona: Supa. Catlin, Brown and Hy- Edwin Plummer, ago 80, Soptcmlier 1, 1916. of CoinmiHsioners on Good Roads, on behalf of In wltneaa whereof I havo hereunto act my GRANT FELLOWS, Attorney General. ber of said Board, and for his servicca ns clerk rum. Total receipta for yenr... $13930.18 Climmcy Rohrabaehcr, ngo 75, Sept. 28, 1916. hand thia 4th day of May, A. I). lOlfi. On motion.of Sup. Uoao tho communication tho Board ,of Commiaaioncrs, reciucated tho of thia Boaril and for preparing copiea of pro- Honrd of Supervlaora to consent to put on n Tho chairman appointed the following com­ There have been 2 transferred to tho Mlch- WM. II. CKAIIAM, County Clerk. was rercrret, Add to the total cost to the county $3500.31, Sheriff nnd Conatablea Claima—Leomnn, We have our regular supply of coal, pur­ and on motion of Sup. Christoiihor waa in­ Taylor, Reevea, Brown, Bullen, Lasonby. ICyes, Laaenby, Lceman, Miller, Pickard, Transportation '. 112.01 tiie nmount received from pay patients, whinli Supervisor's services 9.50., 1802.50 chased in June, when the price was right; 184 vited to take u sent Inaido of the raillnK. 1915 Oounly Roada and BriJvcB-—Hnwlctt, Smith, •Reevea. ttoae.-vHullaoi), Smlth....Tii»lor,_younKa tons Run of Mine Pocahontas at $3.36 and 28 is about $300.0U iier year, makes the total coat Rose, Krontel, Kyos, nnd Cliairmnn Baker. The clerk presented the minutes of the pro- of maintninnnco approximately $326.00 i>er Total expenditures $12798.19 gross tons ot Chestnut hard coal at 17.86 ccedlnea of the laat (lay of tho January, lillS, month, On motion of Sup. Krontel Sup. Youngs wna which was put into the now ahed at no extra aesalon In printed form, nnd on motion of AUXILIARY COMMITTEES sealed in place of Sup. Watkins. Balance October 1, 1916,. $1141.99 Tho numlier of patients under treatment hna Mason, Mich., Monday, Oct. II, 1915, Total expense at Co. hopse. $0820.91 expciiBO excepting $2.00 dcifiurrage, and can Sup. Chrlatoiiher tlie minutes were considered varied from four to ten, but nsauming the The minutes of the previous dny'a scaaions now he hauled na needed by our regular help, Justice Dockets, Justice, Coroner and Wit­ were read and approved. Lesa receipts from farm.,., 683.56 read. averuKo ti) be clKht, the tier capita cost would Meeting' cnllcd to order by Chairman B. J. ness Claima—Wutkina, Brogan. saving the heavy extra exiienso as In previous Uaker. The clork then presented a communication Mcnls und extra labor repair 200.00 883.55 The clerk then read the foliowiiiK communi­ be $0.35 per week, wliicb ia about the average Slierilf nnd Conatubic Claima—Krontel, By­ yonra. cation from County Coinmiaaloiier of Schoola coat in other similar inatitutluns. As can be Roll call of ofTiccra. Tho fallowing memliers rum. from R. R. Richnrda, mnnagor of the RIchnrda Kred E. Seurl i responded to tho cull: Allen, Bro­ Audit Co., which on motion of Sup. Roae was Net cost keep of inmates. $6987.3,„^„,.«-6 Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Fuller have continued readily understood the per capita coat Incrcaaea General Clnima-Lnacnby, Leomnn. Tlie total number of inmates during the year na keeper nnd matron at tho same salary aa aa tho number of patlenta decreaao, in other gan, Brown, Bullen, Byrum, Clement, read nnd placed on file. Mason, MichiKan, May 3, lOlii. ContuKioua Diaenae Claims—Reevea, Knlaer. Sup. Catlin. chairman of tho special com­ nt tho home was 83, of which 68 wore male Inat yenr, $800.00; nnd while we "have been To the Ilonoriibic, tho Honrd of Supervlaora of words the expenses are not much more for Feric, Gunn, Hall, llowlett, Kuiacr, The clerk presented a communlciition from und 25 were female. eight or ten, than for four or five patients, Krentol, Laacnby; Leomnn, Miller, Pickard, mittee to whom waa referred tho local option troubled to secure good help, both In tho house V. JnKhnm County, MichiKan. Pinckncy, Reevea, Roae, Rulison, Smith, Tay­ Frank S. Kcdzic, relative to the condition of petltiona, presented tiic following report of tho The total number of days supported, 10438; nnd on tho fnrm, and ns tho repairing and im­ Tiio lluctuation being so great makes It nec­ the road from the pavement on MichiKan making nn average number of inmates of 45 Gentlumen: At the October, 1914, ncsslon of eaaary to keep alwut tho same help at all times, lor, Chriatopher, nnd Chairman Baker, committee, and on motion of Sup. Rulison, provements hnvo cnuaed great additional labor your board the compensation of the county Avenue Eaat, in the City of Lanaing, to Eaat consideration of the same was mnde a special ut an average cost of ,8012 per day, which and care, wo feel well ploaecd with the way aa we may liegin tho month with four patlenta The minutoa of tlio iiroccedings of the board Lansing, and the same on motion of Sup. has been charged to the Cities, Townships and commlaaioncr of achoola tat the next enaiiinK and before the end of tho month have ten. for tho siiecini aeaaion held May 4th, 1916, were order of buslneaa at the opening of the nfter- lliey have managed in tlia emergencies, which term, which bcKlna on July 1, IttlC, wiia fl.xed Christopher was' received and referred to ti^! noon session. County as follows with other relief oxpenEo; lina always been for tho interest of the county. .Since oiiening tho sanitarium in Docembcr, called for and the clerk preaented a printed Good Roads committee. nt tho Bum of $l,riOD iier nniium. In llxinK' cojiy to each member of tho board preaent. To the Honorable Cliairmnn nnd tho Mem­ Lansing City—. At preaent wo have tho services of Mr. and this comiienaution the board follnvyed tlic com- 1913, and up to April first, 1910, thoro haa Tho clerk then preaented n communientlon lieen n total of thirty eight patlenta admitted. On motion of Sup. Pinckney, tho minutes of bers of the Hoard of Supcrvisora; Tim Coflfeo 366 days Mro. Roy Southwell on the farm and In tlie pensHtion fixed by them fur tho aamo ollice from Frank T. Rogers, state highway commis­ Gontlomcii; Your committee nppointod to Chns. Elliott 306 days keeper's department and Mrs, Bell Haskins In 'during the preceding term. Of thia number but four hnvo paid their bills the proceedings of tho aiiecial session were sioner, relative to the matter of appropriatinK for care and treatment, paying into tlie hands considered rend. look over tho petltiona naking that the local Fannie Darling 366 days' cliargc of tlio Inmates' kitclion, and feel for­ I deairo to cull to the nttention of tho board sufficient funds for repairs on good roads fin­ oiition cpieallon be aubmllted to tho qualified Louise Foot 366 days tunate in having good help. tho fact that tho law relative to tlio componaa- of the superintendent a total of $373.51. The chairman then- announced tho appoint­ ished and accepted and on motion of Sup. Thia money hna b mittee on mileage and per diem was continued, To overdraft Oct. 1, 1916.. 841.34 841.84 Sarah Young ..,.366 and'Sup.Mlllcr was appointed ;to act In place Michigan:Farm Colony for Epileptics—See. 2, Act EG, 1916.\,..,..,,. . .:: : 822.60 work, wt rttptettallymbmlt thit report for eluded under the. termi of this- act by boards SUteFublle School—Sec;'6, Act 298, 1916.;.i..... 1,794.46 To balance. ,..; 1.40 1.40 your cartful eonildtratton. of, aupervlsori in dstermlning the cominnsa­ of: former member of the Board Chas. W. Total 2 Inmates 440 158.62 'Clark.'' •'-: .: ••• '••.-.....:,.,.?:>. , :/^..ci ••[::••. State PublieSchool—Sec. 8, Act 64, 1915...... ;....;... 18,60 JAY M. SMITH, tion'of .eommluloneri of tohool*,: -I herewith Michigan School'for the Deaf—Sec. 5, Act 189,: 1916...... ;.. 2,492.07 • ' •. - 184792,13 Township of Delhi— attach -such opinion! of>.the, •ttomeir. general : Sup. Wm. C. Hinman, chairman .:of. the By mivcllancouB...'...,.,$28297,22 ' 0. 0. FOSTER, aiieclal committee apiiolnted to ascertain from Michigan School for tht Deaf—Sec. 8, Act 106, 191S....,.;...... 148.98 Theodora Furley 806 WALTER 8. BOOT, which has been iumiihsd me by the courtesy Michigan School for the Blind—See. 6, Act 290, 1915...... ,;,.,....,. 2,484.13 By officers' salaries'...... 23607,99 < Lament Hilliard .....198 of ouriuperintandent of publle instruction; the eoiinty treasurer the present condition of Superintendent! ot tha Poor of Ingham county. the funds of the county,..presonted the follow­ Michigan School for the Blind-Seo. 8, Act 127,' 1915.... i 24.87 By jury fcoa ,,,. 6865.70 Under the facts herewith, presented' and ing report and on motion' of Sup', - Byrum. the Michigan'Employment Inftitutlon forthe Bllnd-rSec. 6,. Act 90, 1016 . 784.22 By witnoea fees 424,10 Total 2 lnmatei,,.,.663 208.85 under. the :oplnion of' the attorney general,' I. report was received and adopted and the chair­ State Sanatorium—Sec; 4^ Act 206, 1915.,. ;,-.;....,. 1,318,06 By witness and jurors'fees, Township of Iniham— am advised that it la tha duty of your honorable- man directed to appoint a committee of three State Sanatorium—See. 8, 'Act 94, 1916...... ,..,. 198,67 Justice court 404.86 Jamea West ; .365 County Drain Commissioner E, J. Doane, By justice & coronerii'claim 2108.60. Edward Plummer .....886 body to fix the. salaryand compensation of the' member! to draft suitable resolutions covering Kalamaioo State Hospital—Sec. 8, Act 106, 1915....:...... ,.,...,., 1,767,29 preaented hi! report to tho board and on mo­ commisiloniDr of school! of this county at not the situation, and the chairman thereupon ap-. Pontiac State Hospital—See. 8, Act 287, 1916...... '..,..,..;.,,..... By Detroit House of . 307,14 tion of Sup. Hall the lamt wat rteilvtd and less than'two thousand dollar! per' annum, pointed'as such committee Sups, Byrum, Hin­ Traverao City State Hospital—Sec. 8, Act 208, 1916...;,..,,...... ,. 868;23 Correction ,..;.,. , 2363,17 . : Total '2 lnhtatei.....70t 263.20 whleh^is the: minimum) aalary fixed'by law-In man and Clement. :• Newberry StateiHospital—Sec. 4, Act 809, 1915...... ,...,,;.,...,,., 1,624,81 By return of deaths Townahip of,Lcsllt— referred to tht eotnmltt«4i ooi Drainii view of ;the::»umber'of:schoo|: rooms in the and births ,..,, 1020,76 Frank' Vaughn 27 .' ^'•'T':X •?;.•::;•;••::••' •'Moy;;4,. lOlfi.;: lonlaState Hospital—Seb. 8, Act 299,'1916;,,. ;. 616.29' Rtptrt af Dtaln Caaalittoittrt 1I15> eounty.,.The«ctton of the ,board at its. Octo- To' the Hon. Board of .'Supervisors:, . Michigan State Prison—Sec. 3, Act 80, 1916 3,163.22 By contagious disease 2441,78 Sophrona Freeman 20 bor, 1914, wsslon In' fixing' such, salary.at one Michigan Reformatory-^Seo, 8, Act 6L 1915 .^ 38 By: sparrow bounty ,,;... , 386,00 Seager Crocker ,. 77 To tht Honorabia Board ot flnptrvliori of tha The special committee to whom 'was referred 234.31 Ooun^ ot Infham. .StateJIouis^at Correction and Branch Prison, U. P.—Soc. 5, Act 236, 1916 80 704.20 By general account Albert Roosa .... 70 (Stnto o( Michigan) 3468 00 "^.•'','-'"^8»'i8« L_Jnju»5rdanea with flection 4616 ot tha Com* :,«taSI«w^|w*p»fefMU-,, , lltiof^tU^'flMvnu^rj^liMMkWM^fM^^^ •I1M';liidmltia0aehaohfor.i'Boy^^7a*«r4,-'Aet lOl, Utl'..,.,-;7...' ...'... ''41 By^moth*rs"-B«nslonT;T.'r:'.i-„4UB.7iTK,T?:;;T?^? ^ iip5^flS»J«*tf Tht'IndiistriaVaehbolvfor;Boy»|^,B«a. t, Act n^,.U\^,.,.}, ...,';,'.. 4li ., ? '-MM.0D B- y sherl• —R and"(top d(.. elnlma.. 6180.08''"";''" '<*t«nMhiv 1 *a—?:fKpMsfe?«'i5?\''-"' I piltd tawirrimtr'tlia honet-to aubnlt ktra* (WBtlBf- ~ I 88.81 By rat bounty .14,46.161741.81 Levi Paniwa •••>./•• HI' with my annual rapori for tba rtar tadlnt t :vaf;iAooUv!l;;)am:::mtttM'^-iao6^««lHf mm.^U<^jr.\{i^';to;:th«^fn93^^ Tha'BtaU Industrial:HonM for;Qlrl!-8e«. 4, Act at8,-lftl6.<'.- 48> 1.B74.61 ::'.Uw«.PNiCommls!lbner-T-8efl. 11, Act 12, l(OB.....''.'. 44 By delinquent coupty , T»w«ablp af IbrHli Ottebar Ith. A. D.. 1111, aa County Drain ' 696.90 tax returned '. 2988,88', 2881.88 Jannit' 8. Mortlmtr..;i84 OemmlMloiitr In aad for, tha County ot Inf* < Ml^lnt moN;thM-tiM ••i»,|lm;iM,'j;do,M^ -;(or!:HlwiiT;!Md?«irralt^'Mati?MpmiM,< Mlehigan National. Guard-TSee:, 78, Act 157, 191S 46 ' '8.627.18 IS By transfer to county Panlina-Albright 87 bam, State of Mthlgan. r lam r«santM tha'Yallo^ng:MMU* Michigan'Naval-^Brigada^'^b.'88, Act 90, 1«0» 47 roadr.fund 66,00 66.00 Tha foltowlnBnanad dralni wtra nndtr pro* I th«;tUw):PNteril)M;'I«!h«ll ilikWi,-;iIt>l!»lm|idr-i 658.02 By transfer to Anglers' Total 8 Inmatai.7...^l41 taia ot aoBitmctlon at tha tima a( tba laat an* i tmt:'tbl!:taiwitt6Bebt'idat«rmtnedxbr;(K* ttoni.'ikhd;mov«d.'thclr,,adFlidi Oommtidoners, See.'S, Act 186, 1916 48 1.121.06 111.17 :6n'>toll^'eall,'i were < adopted-. liir!'un*himbus:Vat« t, license fund 1,00 1.00 Ttwntbip af Varay— nual laporti and ara now tomplatMi ylii i v. '''boMtd'irb*foiw>VJulri'lrS'lt>l)!'ia;;wd«r?;th«t'-no' jBUU Highway Dtpartmant-r^o.'2, Act 60, 1»I6.' 49 11,914.29 Julia Oltmtnti 114 Darling Drain— \ i i MI « complleirtldn!:nMf;;uiit':1nr,drswtnt;mriMtMT:' -i;:^IMM>lv«d;';:;thHt;! from ;a)id;;aftor::t May :';joth;- SUtb: Highway rOtpartmint-f See, 2, Act 806, 1915 50 6,960.00 ;jlll5r;:allK|mKl«:;priioMrirovti';;th*'agt'Abt-'i;tB; Stat* ^Highway Department-^Seo. 2, Act 244, 1915 61 184792.11 David Palmar 8 >• Balaaea at fund " I M.M <.fNm'itbaKe<>n'ntr)Vi^Ud;>'Iv:;'tlwNfor*':i;^.muit;'.'N>' :iyiar!,''?tindar^Mnt«ne*;fof ^imprlion'mant;'lii; the 12,410.71 iiaptdtfUllffN4Mit;tii#:bowd to iMoniiderM^^ State Publle'Wagon Road,'Saney Twp, Schoolcraft Co—Sec. 8, Act 179, 1916 62 496,48 laeldantali unpaid I 00,06-'' n 'eounv-Jatr. 00.09 < ' \««tiM;illMii; kit |ta'Oetobtr,;.M14)^iMsil6n;'^^ ::abla,af; ptrformlng. mahuall'taborihall'bovre*: iStata Board of Ceologieal Survey—See. 4, Act 84, 1915 .* 68 607,91 Digging gavtot I ' '' lo '.':pMi'';1h«:: DMtMufr;.' NiMliitidn::/-: flxinf.'rj-.the: Stat* Board of H«alth-r8*o;'6, Act 122, 1909 64 99.29 Superintendent! of the Poor, preitntad th! ':qulNdtoTwork';Uiiorii:tK'aipub1le:highway! and following report of the board, and on motion ,^'David Palmar ..,, "4.00 00.00 T 00.00 Utwr' of: th«;rMnntir > semmlijdontr^^ ichoola :road!:In' said-county; or Invany'^quarrrt-pit,or Stato:Board;bf Health-See. 5,'Act 298, 1909 65 133,56 Baeterlblogleal Laboratory, Upper Peniniula—See. 6, Act 184, 1916 66 of Sup,'Reeves, the reiiort wu rsfarrtdto'th* Iftridlan Drain— ^ 'Jor'.'.th(i::-i)Mt'Anmliifi:.torm'^at'^:iiot'Jlt!t,<,thu: yard ;«ithin~ialdieouiity iii tlit • prtiiaration :6r ' 119,14 Total chant to Balanea of fund ^' ' ^9 1OO.OO :, two; thoiuud ? MluisfMr'annaini ;v,w^ 'Salaryof Deputy'Bup.':of Public Instruction and Asst.—See. 2, Act 197, 1918 67 «6,89 committee on County, Townihip and Ward 'ebnitnietlon::af.' mattrlali'idr'-itten, publ(e';hlvh>: Poor Accounts; , , \ Vtvay Townthip , '.I. 71,11 tneldtntal! unpaid I DO.OO : abov*^ itatodvimd Meordlnf >ta: th«; 6^^ ^Salaryi-bt'Supt.'bf-'Bub1le-In!tTuetlon—Bee. 2, Act 9, 1909 68 A9,48 Towaihip af Wkitt Oak— Balanea In fund , 00.00 tha. attorMiTHptiMrM'iol'tbti ;:!t«t«,4 wbuld^b* :J;:iM;Ufiirth'tr>ri!olvedi^tnat'air:wo'ylc'pcrtorm-', 'Salary of: Bupremt Court,Orler and Aulitant—Bee. 8, Act 185, 1909 69 . 48.09 REPORT OF THE COUNTY SUPERINTEND- Chauncty Rohrabachtr. II ^ 10.47 tb*('mlnlmiim?^aiMiiint> which \ftlit«<.tlk^ '•d"by^mri«ueb"Prllanerl,v;'!hall,^bt^l^ ;County'8ehooli:)iiid!r;tht dlMetton :ot(thtlOotinty^Itoad .Oom• : Balarlii of Inhiritanc* Tax Examintn—See. 19, Act 44, 1909 61 119.14 Ollvtr Aeklty ,818 Cltmtni Avtnnt South Drain— j ji ln>,«iiw'iBf;^t!Bumb!r o(:MbM''M6iwi:iiii:.tli*; 'mtltl6h«n;^6f,!:tK• ;eoiihty56f/I^^ Oepartmant "of rUbor-^SMi,A87, Act 218. I»1S 62 898.67 "To the Honorable, tha Board of Supsrvlion of Qllbtrt Jacobi !l80 m Balanea ot tiind ... ,» ' . ^ I I.M' •Mh'^UiiMiifaBdiinlieN^and/n^dirtMehvcondli' PubllevOomalil'Comml!!lan'^Sic. 16. Act 128, 1916 .,,,, 63 2,882.86 , ,Ingham-County; Incldtntali unpaid I 00.00 tioM''M?,Hid.'OMiity^'Iload*OomiiilM(mm Ittdttitrlal A«eldtiit'Boaid--SK;7/Act 170. 1911 64 898,57 > Qentlsmsn t Tht Superinttndsnt! of tht Poor Total 8 inmatoi 118 114.11 Balanea In fund ., 0.61 Ikti'lMirdriltMI'/um^aiieai.^^Allitooli^jMNi* Michigan.Hiitorieai:OommtHloii--a««, 10, Act 111, 1916..., 65 . 119.14 of your county ri!ptctfuily cubmlt tht follow* Ml- .,. I. Y - fifn||i|'jiY7ri^||n|jMlnn«r 'rif •nbnnta' 'uqr;(«t,':tlMiM'vW '''-.'.'li'h' T-Yi*.''.".'•.;.:^.>..V."".. .v..-""" '•'"•,'•.. ...li.^.-'.Tr.T'"r.™.. MMUiiM Iiland Fark OommlMlon-S«e. 4. Act 188, MUr. 16 116.10 Inf Nport of tht flnanelal eondttloni and othtr Total chargtd to Ciilti and Twpa„V,|ilMJ7 I 1.11 • 1.11 M 'Mi Foster Avenue Drain- Deputy Sherl ff Cook .';.... 14.86 The clerk then presented a partly paid drain ders which will Just about balance the accounts. 1.60 mlles-B-O-To flnish facwn. 14-16, 22-23, ,.,. ot the work and material put In Balance of fund ,,. Hancock Drnln— Deputy Sheriff Burchfleld $2,100.00. ~ there ftfiil: spring was $2,716.64, and this wa* t 1.2S AsBCBBinent ordered: 13.70 order and two communications therewith, and The amount ot reward due the.county on the Incidentals unpaid 00.00 $5848.26 on motion ot Sup. Christopher eame'wa* re­ road* under construction amount* to, $23,026,00, 1.60 mlles.B-9-T6 flnish W. thru Sec. J 3, S. mostly<>utside of the portion that was sounded, Balance, In fund .,,,,., • Delhi TownBhin , 2001.7G btwn. 134114, $1,500.00. being o|\e of the approaches. Placing the total 1,26 AutelluB TownsliiP $117.11 ferred to the committee on Drains. mo*t ot which we ifill receive as soon;'as $4000.97 For May, ItlS . On motion of Sup. Hall, the board designated State funds are available. cost on' ;a yardage basis, this would be about Ordern Itiuicil .• Vevay Township. 60 centi per cubic yard,' having put in about $ 1.25 I 1.26 ContraclB "»'l inclilentalB County Clerk ... ..$41,00 the hourof 10 o'clock a. m.'at the oiienlng ses­ For a more detailed account ot theexiiendi- The followlnit named drains were found un­ $3560.83 sion of the board on Tues, inK, Co, 4,209.72 For June, 191S 0.76 miles-C-16-Center Section 19,' S. W. to and the day that a road Is finished, mainten­ t 00,7E 00.76 Mori.liiin 'I'll. INK, CO, 4,670.28 change the-^oscrlption of lot 1 and E ^ lot To flnish, $2,800.00. Blakatoe Drain— County Clerk .$ 17.00 2, block 2, Onondaga village, assessed to Mrs. county lino, $4,600.00. ance begins. In order that we may draw re­ 'Orders Kl ,' $21,66.1.38 County Treasurer . 37.65 1.26 miles-O-16-N. Corp. line City, N. W. and ~ White Oalc Township. ward on the roads built and the repair reward Balance of fund 79.CG Contracts nnd Inciilentala Geo. Nelson to lot 1, block 2, village ot Onon­ Incidentals unpaid .. 8,00 Sheriff . 3,00 daga to be assessed to Mrs. Geo. Nelson, and N. to Co. lino, $4,600.00. r.OO mlle-B-9-Ccn. Sec. 22-Cen. Sec. 15, $2,- on the completed roads yearly, we must keep ...$ •* uniinlil 20,986.86 Deputy Sheriff Cook . 6.45 1.00 mlles-B-O-W. line Sec. 2, E. 1 mile, $3,- our roads in good repair. ' Balance In fund .... 71,00 Balanco i," fund LC'ia-^g E pt of lot 2, block 2, consisting of 60 ft W 600.00. Deputy Sheriff Kurtz . 3.00 and 62 ft N on E line of said lot, assessed to 000.00. 2.60 miles-B-9-To flnlsh-Ccn. Sec. 22 S. to Heretofore we have had no repair fund, and ' t 79.60 t 79,00 $44,200.00 $44,200.00 Deputy Sheriff Burchfleld . 9.30 William Wilson. • 1.00 miles-B-ie-To ilnish, $2,600,00. Twp. line, $2,500.00. ^ have had to use the money meant for the con-, North Branch of Wright and Potter Drain- . The toliil lunount of the computation of A more complete report ot the Board ot Meridian Townahip. Slockbridge Township. Btruction of roads for tills purpose. We be­ Balance of fund I 10 i-j draina i„t since tiie last annual report is 68,40 County Road Commissioners, made a special lieve that the plan adoiited by some other 17,00 2.00 mllcs-B-16 & C-16-Beg, at end completed 1.50 miles-B-lO-Cen.'Sec. 15, S. to Corp. line counties would be very satisfactory here; I. e., Incidentals unpaid t 00.00 $104,037.00, , , ., order of business for the opening session of road In Sec. 28, thonco.westerly to meet Twp. Stockbridge, $0,000.00. the board, was. represented by Engineer Hall, tn keep all reward money received in a sep­ Balance in fund 10.13 l^roceediiiKB have been commenced on the $ 75,40 road ot Okomos, $10,500.00. 2,50 miies-ll-O-Cen. Sec, 15, N. to 'I'wp. line, arate fund, to be used only for the repair ot OUemos Till! Drnln In Meridian Townahip and nt the board, and on motion of Sup. Byrum $2,000.00, $ 10.13 10.13 Far July, 1915 the report was received and ordered printed in Willlamston Township. cumpleled roads, and not to bo considered in the rulfcnliurKiir Drnln In OnondaKa Town­ Onondaga Township. the aiiiiropriatlon of money for the construc­ Grcon Drain— ship, anil the oontrncta for the conatruction of County Clerk ', $20.40 the proceedings and referred to the committee 2.00 mlles-B-16-Beg. at end completed road Balance of fund 32.09 County Treasurer 40.82 on County Roads and Bridges, said report to In Sec. 33, S. E. to Wllllamston limits, $7,- 1.50 niiles.B-9-Vi Cor. btwn. 23&26-E. to tion of roads. both llicfo drnlna will ho let in the near future, Twp. line, $4,000.00. Tiie total estimated cost ot the roads laid Inciilcntuls unpaid , 2.00 I'rocccdlnKS have been commenced on the SlierilT 7.30 he printed In such form as the special com­ 500.00.' Balance in fund ... 30,09 Deputy Shuriir Cook 14.30 mittee to lie apiiointed for that purpose and the Bunkerhill Township. out. $107,200.00. DnrlhiK und Clirl.Hliu Draina in Tompkins Loeke Township. To finisii those now under construction, Township of .Inckson County and OnoiidnKn Deputy Sheriff Burchfleld 9.35 County Ituad Commissioners devise: 1.60 mlles-B-9-Beg. at the W. % cor. on V* 1,40 miles-«-0-Cen, Sec. 16 S, thence W. to $ 32,09 t 32,09 Deputy Sheriff Kurtz 3.80 $30,100,00. Township of InKlinm County, and application line Sec. 82, W. to Wllllamston Village, Vii meet Twp. roiid, $3;750.00. Total of Estimate, $i37,.300.00. Tlie followlnit named drains were found un- has been nuulo lo the State lIlKliway Comtnia- ml. In Wllllamston, $4,000.00. 1,00 niiio-B.9-E. Vi.Cor. Sec. 15, thence S. fininhcd when I entered upon the duties of my $ 9G,47' REPORT OF ROAD COMMISSIONERS. We would recommend that a two mill tax Hlonor for thii illvislon of the per cent be­ 0.50 milcs-C-9-To finlah-Sec. 32, $2,000,00. and S. E., $'J,600.00. . ha levied. Respectfully submitted, office, and are not yet complclod on account of tween tlio two Counllos. For August, 1915 0,60 miics-B-9-To finish Sec. 36 & 30, $1,- ailvcrso wcatiier conditions, vii!: To the Honorable Board of Suiiervisors of the Leslie Township. W. A. FOSDICK, Chairman, Survey lins licoii nuido on the Smodley-Cool- County Treasurer ,$ !19.30' County ot Ingham. 600.00. T. H. I1LI///.ARD, Weailvillo Drain— edifo Drnln In l.nnsluB Township, but no fur­ Sheriff , 13.40 Lcroy Township. 1.00 mile-B.16-N. Corp. line Leslie N. W. & Balance of fund $1135,17 Gentlemen: N, btwn. Sec. 16-17, $5,000.00. E. T. ELLIOTT, ther proccedini.'B hnvu been bad on account of Deputy Sheriff Cook 8.15 We, the Board of County Road Commission­ 2.40 mlles-B-16-Beg. end completed rood Sec. Uonrd of County Road Commissioners. Contracts and Inci'is unpaidflOnS.OS the outlclB not lieini: provided up to thia time. Deputy Sheriff Burchfleld 9,06 1,00 mile-C-16-Tu finiah-Scca, 27 & 34, $4,- Balance In fund 77.09 ers of Ingham County, respectfully submit the C, S. E. to meet twp. road VJ mi. W of Web- 700.00. Honornlilo Chironcu ItusBel, JudKo of Probate following report on the cost ot the roods of berville, $12,000,00. of Juckaon Ccinnty, still has the Marvin Drain $ 09.90 the County which have been improved, and the 2,00 miles-U&C-16-To flnlsh-btwn, 4&5, 8&9, $113G.17 »n3ri.l7 under advlsoment. ... For September, 1915 estimated cost to flnish the roads now under Wheatfleld Township. $2,500,00. Fowler Drain— • AppllcntloiiB Imvo been received for the County Treasurer $ 41.37 construction and those to be constructed next 1.00 mllc-B-9-W. U Sec. 1'2-W. 'i Sec. 1!), This makes n total of 15,6 niilea to lie fin­ Balance of fund t 88,72 Mooro Uriinch to the Iteniey-Chundler Drain in year; $2,500.00 ished at a cost of $30,100.00 and 28,5 miles of Contracts and Incidentals Sheriff 9,30 DoWltt Township, CliiUon County nnd Ijansini? Deputy Sheriff Cook ' 17.80 Since the beginning of the County Road Alaleden Township. new road to be built at a coat of $107,200,00, Township, InKhntn County; the Taylor Drain Deputy Sheriff Burchfleld 11.20 System, wo have completed 18,4 miles ot road, 2,00 miles-B-D-Cen. Sec. 28-Cen, Sec. 16, $7,- After having thoroughly sounded the sink­ in innsinir nnd Meridian Townships; the Deputy Sheriff Kurtz 3,00 six and one half of which are on trunk lines. 000.00. hole on the IIolt-Dlmondale rond west of Holt, Gault Drnln In Morldinn TOWUBIIIP ; the Camp- in Delhi township, we And that we have a County Clerk 51,00 There are now In process of construction fif­ Delhi Township. $ 88,72 1 88.72 hell Drnln In U-alie and Vcvay Townahips; teen and one-halt miles, thirteen of which wo basin oiiproxiniately 700 feet long, a maximuni I.CB11O Drain (Jolnt)- the Millar Druln In InBhnm Township; tlio 1.00 milc-B-16-Bcg. pt. end ot last yrs. sur­ depth of 36 feet and an average depth of 2(i $l.^'i.67 expect to flnish this fall, weather permitting. vey S. E.. $5,000.00. lluliincc of fund $1818.58 KInKmnn Dniin In Auroilua Township; the The total amount of taxes raised for the feet which would rcQuire, in roimil flgurea, 33.- Silaby Drnln In J.ocko Township and the WM. C. IIINMAN, Conlnicts aiid Inc identals II. R, TAYLOR. road fund for the two years was $127,073.46; 1.60 milcs-B-16-To flnish, $6,000.00. OOO cubic yards ot material to flii. Thia eati- Township llonrds of the above montlo:ied State reward money drawn $12,599.72, making Aurelius Township. mate was made by the State IllKhway Dcp't, townahips imvo dol(jrmlncd the same to be L. T, LASENBY, " V. C. PINCKNEY, a total of $130,696,07. We have a small bal­ 1.60 miles-B-9-y, Cor. btwn. Sec. 5&8-W. to from ilata taken by their asaistant engineer conductvo tu llic public bcallh, convenience or ance in the treasury und a few outstanding or­ Co. lino, $3,760.00. and our engineer. $1818.58 $1818.58 welfare na ninionra from their returns now on Coniniiltce. Tiio following named drains have been com­ nie In niy ollloo, menced, constructed and completed since the Appllcnlions Imvo boon received for the Be- Recapitulation—Cost of All Roads Since Beginning off County Roads System to Oct. 1, 1915 liiHt annual report, \h; mont ijrnin in \'i'vny 'J'ownahip and the City Bull Driiln— of Mnaon; lli(< Ilopklna Drain in Aurelius ROAUS TOWNSHIP Overseer Grading Plac. Mat'l. Material Tools Expense Fuel Rcpr. Supl. TOTAL Length-CliiBs Kewd. Dr. Rcwd. I*ue A«soBsniont ordered; Townshiii; Hie Crnndnll Drnin in Ixroy nnd Aurcliua Township ..... $2030.00 White Onk T'ansing-Leslie ..Leslie 50.85 296.99 130.33 663.75 98.20 51.69 1,291.81 1.0 mi. C-10 2,550.00 Balance In fund 00,00 .Siiiawnaiico Coimly; the Smith and Conklin 9 Lanslng-Lcsllc Lansing 57.00 1,106.88 224.50 318.32 2.00 1.708.70 1.0 mi. B-16 1,700.00 Drain in While (Ink 'J'ownahip; the Miilvlile 10 Lanslng-Lcsllc Delhi 30.00 698.33 8.00 47.20 7a3.i;3 1.5 ml. n-lfl 2,550.00 $ 290.00 $ 290.00 Drain in While Oak Township; the Oretton 11 Masnn-Uansvillc (») Ingham & Vevay.... 762.45 3,524.61 5,259.06 690.56 709,56 10,946,24 0.64 ni. B 9, 1.876C-9 1,741.00 •TofTros Dmln— Drain In Aurnliua Township and tlie Walter MsBon-Dansvllle (ni) Ingham & Vevay 17.50 660.04 6.75 77.51 113.03 874.83 ABBesnmoi\t ordered: Drain In Lnnslni; Township and the dates for 12 Mason-Dansville Ingham 162.13 10.25 172.40 1.0 ml. B-9 500.00 the mcetInK to di'lcrmlno the necessity for the Rco-Way (•) Lansing 450.00 430.00 '2,23'6'.23 1,397.98 216.80 4,731.01 1,732.00 Aloridian Township ... $2991.729 same bnvo lioon fixed by tiie Drain Commis­ 13 310.HS 19.50 15.00 652.05 1.4 ml. K-9 tu C-16 23.72 WilllaniHton Township 2G21.271 Rco-Way (m) ..; Lansing 48.90 257.80 sioner. Rco-Way ('a) Leroy 367.50 6,658.09 '4,'m'.9J 1,102.75 154.97 11,461.24 3,400.00 14 221.21 602.97 2.0 ml. B-10 Is Appiicntlnn Ima boon received for the Ver­ Reo-Way (m) Leroy 12.50 353.51 15.75 Contracts and Incldenta million (.'rci'k iinil .Soulh LookinK Glass Drain Rco-Way (•) ...Meridian 675.00 4,296.43 '4,'s'5'6.25 1,614.61 297.28 11,439.57 2,596.00 in Victor nnd Hnth Townships, Clinton County, 15 Rco-Way (m) Meridian 33.50 33.50 1.5 mi. IM6 Sclota, tt'uodliull and Terry Townships, Reo-Way (») Willlamslon 723.00 2,926.34 's.'so'g'.os "l,"7'3'7'.85 247.50 11,233.77 2.508,110 Shlawaasoo Coimly and Locke 'I'ownahip, InK­ 16 18.00 1.5 mi. 11-16 $5013.00 $5013.00 lieu-Way (m) Williamslon 18.00 ham Coimly nnd Ihe Drnln Commlaaiuners of 17 Keo-Way Meridian 'e's'i.so 4,30 6,30 645.40 1.0 mi. C-16 1,550.00 Mnenolia Avenue Drain— the above nicntliinud coiintica have determined • 1,028.67 2.18mi..II-9 545.09 ABHcBBrnent ordered; 18 Ken-Way (m) Meridian 98.40 714.17 216.1U the same lo bo oniiducivc In the public liealth, 19 Willinmaton-Durand (•) Locke 123.00 488.95 1,602.62 660.67 1,230,03 4,10.'i.27 0.75mi. li-9 375.00 convenloni'O or welfare na nppeara from their 20 Williamslon-Durand Locke 12.00 156.75 108.75 0.5 ml. C-9 375.00 opinion now on lilc in my olllce. 21 Gamby-Locke (*) Locke .i 137.00 649.99 'l.'3°2'o'.02 ' 'm.'ii 1,949.14 4,387.25 0.75ml. B-9 375.00 209.10 0.5 mi. 11-9 . 82.03 Apiillcnlliin hnii boen received for the Look- 22 (inmhy-Lucke , Locke 16.50 192.60 '2'5'o'.oi init Glass llivor Ilrnin In Watertowii, DeWitt, 23 SlncklirldKC-Wcbbcrville While Oak 409.50 2,649.80 'i,'2'7'o'.40 "m.'vi 56.10 5,221.93 2.5 mi. 11-9 1,250.90 26,60 5,705.24 2.5 mi. B-9 $1704.00 $1704.00 Olive nnd VIclor Tov/nahipn, Clinton County; 24 Stockbridge-Webbervlllc Slockbridge 408.90 2,275.56 2,047.07 947.11 1,259.00 Sclota, 'Wooilliull. lienninBton, ShiawaSBce and 25 18.20 l.UO 2,867.63 1.0 mi. 11-9 500,00 The followlnK named drains have been com­ Leslie-Onnndnga (*a) Onondaga 159.00 1,234.11 844.88 610.44 l.U mi. B-9 Antrim Townsliips, Shiawasaee County and 26 Ilnnsville-Williamslan (*n) WhcnIHeld 150.00 650.75 1,005.13 605.80 1.00 2,412.08 500.00 menced Bince the last annual report and are 2.25 2.25 now under prncess of conutruction, viz; Conway, Mvinnalon County, which, affecta Dansville-Williumstim (m) Wheatfleld Ilnrltness Drain— lands in Ini;liiim County and the Dniin Com- 27 nansville-Williamaton <*a) Wheatfleld 139.80 "i,'2"7'5'.76 'i,'7'5'8',i.8 '3"84'.30 15.05 3,573.09 1.5 mi. B-9 '7'5'o'.00 AoBCBBment ordered: mlaalonera of Iho above name Counties have detcrmlneil the anino to be conducive to tlie $139,696.07 $12,599.72 $25,575.00 Leslie TownBliip $3180.00 public honllhi roiivcnlonco or welfare an ap­ Orders isaued $2388,90 pears from tlioir uplninu now on file in my LOCATION OP ROADS. 7. West '/, Cor. Sec. 33, Vevay-South. Trunk Line reward, $307 ordinary reward. 20. Enat % Cor, Sec. 32, West, II—Two course gravel road. Contracts and Incidentals ofllce. 1. East >A Cor. Sec. 13, West and Soulh. 8. North % Cor. on Vi line—South. 14. Willlamston Southeast. 21. South line Sec. 30, Weat and North, C~l course of atone and to;) courae ot gravel. unpaid 697,78 16. Township line Sec. 25, Northwest. 22. Nortli between Sees, 35 and 36. E—Two course alone rond. Balance in fund 93,32 Application lina been received for Branch No, 2. West Vt Cor. Sec. 10, North, 9. South thru Sec. 33, 4 of the liimioy-Chnndlor Drain, but on ac­ 3. West VI Cor. See. 23. North. 10. West line Sec. 10—Southeast. 10. Township lino Sec. 29, Southeast. 23. Twp. lino Sec. 3—South. 0 & 10 are the widtlis of metal surfacing. count of Its lii'luK cnnatructed privately all 4. South Vi Cor. Sec. 33, North. 11. West line Sec. 13, Vevay—Southeast and 17. South % Cor. Sec. 23, Northweat. 24. Twp, line See, 34, North, (M)—Coat of maintenance. $3180,00 $3180,00 proceedhiBS in tliis odice were dismiased. 18. Okemos—Northwest to East Lansing, 25. Southwest Cor, Sec. 22, Weat. (»)—Completed. Okcmos Drain— . 5. Center Sec. 16, East, East. All of wliirli ia rcaiicctfuily submitted, 0, Between Sees, 10 and 21, (l^iil in 12. Dansvllle West. (Resurfacing Tp road taken over by county). 26. East Vi Cor. Sec. 2, South. (A)—Accepted. ABBcBBntent ordered; 27. East VI Cor. Sec. 26, South. Total maintenance $3,319,23 or $179.42 iier m. Meridian Township .... $ 320.00 E. J. DOANE, sinkhole). 13. East and West Vi lino Sec. 14. ($1,426 19. Cen. Sec. 33, Weat. Inuluim County Drain Commlsaloner. By balance of old fund, C9,4C Orders IsBued $ 317,90 Ferle, tiie chairman waa reciueated to niniolnt Contractu and Incidentals On motion of .Su|i, Brown the board took a and bed linen, canned fruit, magazines and G, L. Peck 6.00 6.00 ilevoa thai iiy so doing a valid assessment may On motion of Su|i. llnll, Thurflday, Oct. 14, recess until one o'clock p, m. other useful articles, IL W. Morgan 2,'i!5 '2,25 a committee of live niemliera to conter witli be ninde. unpaid 60,75 1915, wnn I'lM'd upon for visitinK the county the Board of County Roada Coinmiasioners', Bjilance in fund 4,81 Tho. Board of Control wishes to express their Thereupon on motion of Su;i. Ruiiaun the CITY OF LANSING. Poor Farm, in reaponao to an Invitation ex­ AFTERNOON SESSION appreciation nnd thanks for the many acts of board then took a receas until tomorrow morn­ committee on County Roa for iho oomins yoar'u ex­ roirnrdinK working jirisonora on fiiriiiH wna Paved WnJ nssoclnlion, the County Koad asso- ot Sup. Rullson. changed from three p. m. on Tucaiiay, Oct. 19, .53. highway tnx .02. siirinkiing tax .10, pen­ $4770.00 $4770,00 WILLIAM H. GRAHAM. County Clerk, penses. alty tax .00, total taxes $1.89. clation and tliu coimly Itond Commisaioners. In view ot the great need for more room Minutes ot the iirevlous day's aeaalon was to the hour of two o'clock on Wedncsilay, p. ni. Haywood Drain— read, with the excoiitiona of Ihc report ot the Asaesflment ordered: On motion of Sup, Taylor, the hoard then and of the fact that we already have o:ie The chairman then announced the appoint­ White's sub. of lets 1 and 4, blk I, und lots took n roi'i'Hs until one o'clock p. m. thousand dollars ($1000.00) which the Dakin preaidont of the board of control ot the Ing­ ment ot the following board memlicra aa dele­ 1, 2 and 4, blk II uf Claypool's sub of G Yi White Oak Township,.. $2840.00 Thursday, Oct. 14lh, 1913. ham County Sanitarium, which same on motion Orders issued $2300.84 ,. estate will consent to be used in the erection ot gates to tho meeting of the State Association of NE i/i of Sec. 17. AFl'lORNOON SESSION Pursuant to adjournment on Wednesday, Oct. was considered read, and same were approved. of Supervinors; ' Supa. Gunn, Rose, Brogan, Contract and incidentals 13th, the board met at the County Farm nt a cottage to be known as the "Dakin Cottage," Tax ot 1912. W 7'Z' rda ot lot 19, E ot But­ McetinK cnllcd lo oriler by Chairman B. J, we respectfully ask that yeu appropriate the H. O. Call, secretary ot Ingham County Sol- Byrum and Catlin. unpaid $ 369.84 10 a. m. diers ond Sailors Relief Commlsalon, presented ler St.: Stale tax $1.U9, county tax .92, gen­ Balance in fund 109.32 Baker. sum of one thousand five hundred dollars On motion of Sup. Hall, the board then took eral city tax $4.38, achuol and one mill tax Meeting called to order by Chairman Baker. ($1600,00) to be used for such purpose. his report, which same on motion was received a rcceaa until one o'clock p, m. In the mnllcr of the reiiort of the special Roll call showed all members present. $2.48, higliway tiLX .34, penalty tax .28, total commltteii on lonni Ojition iietitions, which was Our report shows that we already have two and referred to the committee on Ways and $2840.00 $2840.00 The day was not an ideal one because ot Means. Ah'TERNOON SESSION taxes $9.49. Dlehl Drain- made a siicclnl order oC huaineas at the open­ weather conditions during forenoon. hundred thirty-nine dollars and ninety-nine ing of the nfternoon seaalon, Sup. Pinekney cents ($239.99) available for furnishing such On motion of Sup, Kyen. Sup. Young was Carrier & Robinson's Sab of lots 1 and 2, Assessment ordered: Secretary W, S, Root, of the Board of Super- Meeting called to order by Chairman Baker. blk 25. moved thn ndoiitlon of the report of the special a building. seated In place of Su|). Watklna. Roll cull of incmbera and abucnteea noted. Delhi Township $3175,00 intcndnnts ot tlio Poor, ami Warden Fuller Sup. Rosa, for the committee on Public Orders issued $1C6.0G committee. This building would Increase our capacity Sup. Kaiaer presented the following rc;iort Tiuc ot 1913. N 48 ft ot lot 1 and entire ot were on hand to givo every attention to the Buildings, presented tlie matter of repainting lot 4 ; Stale tax $8.55. county tax $0,48, school Contract and incidentals Sup. Yoiini; movci! aa an amendment to the honrd mcmliern nnd escorted them about the sixty per cent to seventy iier cent, making per of tiie committee on Draina, and moved its motion to ndopt the report that the matter be caiiita cost much less and is very much needed. the court house, and recommended that same In adoption and snino was adopted and referred to and one niiii tax $14.70, sprinkling tax $1.90, unpaid 2882.90 farm and through the splendidly kept build­ done at an exiiense of a|i|)roximately $440.00. total taxes $31.09. Balance In fund 127.05 put over until the oponiner of the afternoon ings. County Treasurer S, C. Lane, Sheriff H. Ail of which Is respectfully submitted. the committee, on Apportionment: aoaaion of Tueadny. Oct. 19, 1915, and made n L. W. TOLES, Pres. On roll call the matter was referred to said 0. Cilne and W. E. C. McCowan ot Mason, committee with power to act. John's Sub ut Lot 7'and S 6^! Rds ot Let $3175.00 $3175,00 aiieclal order of biiainesa at that time, Mayor G. J. Routter and Ex-Mayor John S, J. E. McINTYRE, Sec. Report ot Committee on Drains, 1915 6, Blk 241. Kcolor Drain— The aniondinent to the motion was carried on Bennett of Lansing, were the guests of the Ingham Sanitarium' Board of Control. Sup. Brown presented tlie following report roll call liy llic follnwing: yeas 21, nays none. On motion ot Sup. Clement, the report was of the committee on Printing which same on To the Honorable Board ot Supervisors of Tax ot 1913. Lot C: Stnte tax $7.13, county Assessment ordered: board. Ingham County; tax $5.40, sclioni and one mill tiLX $12.25, Delhi Township $ 895,00 Tlie clerk then called the roil on the original accepted and referred to the committee of roll call was adopted unanimously: The inaiiection ot the farm and buildings Ways and Means. Your committee on printing recommend that Gentlemen—Your committee on draina would sprinkling tax $1.'17, total la.\ea $25,95, Orders issued $063,48 motion as nniondod and same was carried by was thorough, and cognliiancc was taken of ail respectfully report' that they have examined Contract and incidentals the followlnK vote; yens 21, nays none. Mr, Len Stacer of the Monarch Metal Weath­ the preceedlngs of the present 1915, October A. Turner's Sub of Lots 1, 2 and 3, Blk 16. matters of improvement and contompialed er Strip Co., then addressed the board on the and special sessions of this Board of Super­ tiic several amounts of drain tiuxcs for the year . unpaid 221,00 Chnlrmim Kosdick, ot tlie Board of County changes made in the complete report of the A. D. 191G, and the drain files In Ihe oftioc of Tax of 1913. S 6 ft. of W 6 rds of lot 8, Balance in fund 9,92 Rond ConiMiis.Hiunoi'fl, made a,verbal report of subject of weather strips, and on motion ot visors be published in the newspaiiera of Ing­ and N 27 ft ot W 6 rds ot lot 9: Statu lux Uonrd of Superintendents. Sup, Pinekney, the matter was referred to the ham County as follows: tlie County Clerk nppertaiulng to snid draina Ihe conditions of the county rond fund, nnd and find the flics in the toliowing draina to. lie $1.85. county tnx $1.40, aclinul and one mill the matter of n more complete report was re­ Dinner was served to the hoard mcinbers nnd committee on Public Buildlnga, Lansing Preas , 2500 $: 895,00 $ 895,00 guests at the noon day hour. in accordance with Sections 5, 6 and 7 of Cliinp- lux $3,1>I, sprinkling lax ,73, total taxes $7,17. Cluckcy Drain- ferred, until the opening seasion of Oct. 13. ' State Jouriml 7000 By reference to the minutes of the proceed­ AFTERNOON SESSION Willlamston Enterprise .1.1000 ter 2 of Act No. 254 of the. Public Acts of Section 10. Assessment ordered: Sup. Taylor, elinimian of a special committee ings ot last year, on the occasion of the annual 1897, ond would recommend that the amount Delhi Township $1085,00 consisting of Supa. Taylor, taaenby and By- Meeting called to order by Cholrman Baker. Ingham County News ...... ;.. ..1100 Tax of 1913. Com. 61 rds 9 Iks. E of N and visit to the county farm, it was conceded that Inghom County Democrat ..1100 ot taxes reported for assessment on such drains S y, line of Sec. 10, on S line of Franklin Orders Issued 9 143,60 rum, appointed nl tlie special session of May Sup. Lee Brown, showed the greatest capacity : Roll call, all present. be spread upon the rolls of the reajiectivc town, Contract and Incidontnls 4, 1915, to not with the prosecuting attorney, Sup. Kaiser presented the following report Leslie Local Republican 800 ships for tiio above named year oa follows: ave„ S to N line of Sheridan St., W 4 rds, N nnd the lionrd of Good Koads Commissioners, tor the splendid viands furnished. Stockbrldge Brief Sun 800 tu S line of Franklin ave,, SB'ly along S line unpaid 902.78 On this occasion however. It was determined of the committee on Drains on unpaid drain, Aurelius Township: Balance in fund 38.72 to devise pinna for working prisoners on the order of the Hayes Drain, referred to the board Webbervllle Index... 700 of Franklin ave. to beg.: State tax $2.28, roads of the county, whose deliberations were by competent judges that Sup. Grant Smith And that the price to be paid not to exceed Bell Drain .$2030.00 county tux $1.73, general city tax $6.48, school wa* a long ways In the lend In showing his by the County Drain Commissioner and on mo­ $1086.00 $1086.00 not fully eomplelod nt the time of the adjourn­ tion'ot Sup. Kycs the report was received and $2.26 per each 100 circulotion In Ingham Coun­ and one mill tnx $3.92, highway tax $1.11, |ien- ment of tlic honrd, presented the following re­ appreciation of the sumptuous dinner. ty OB above deslgnoted, and upon proi)er pre­ .... 2001.76 alty tux .46, total tuxes $15.98. Dennti Drain— Tiie members of the board were a unit tn the matter referred back to the County Drain port and moved the adoption of the resolution Commissioner: sentation of oflldavit in regard to the perfor­ Section 15. AsscDsment ordered: therein conlnined, which same on roll call was their belief that the time was well spent, and mance of labor and circulation, tho clerk Is Total '. . .$4356.07 Wheatfleld Township $2670.00 adopted by the following vote: yeas 24, nays words ot praise for the warden and his esti­ To the Honorable Board ot Supervisors ot the hereby authorized'and Instructed to issue or­ Alaledon - Township: Tnx ot 1913. N Vi ot land com. 99 rds N Orders issued ;.,..$ 104.70 none. mable wife, for the manner In which they per­ County ot Ingham. ders for same. Cook ond Thorburii Drain .... and 20 rds E of S >A vast of See. 15, E 25 Gentlemen: Your committee on Drain*, to Cuntrnct and ineidentali form their arduous duties, wore hoard on all Respectfully submitted, rda, N 8 rda, W 25 rda, S 8 rds: State tax .72, To the Honornblo Board of Supervisors: sides. whom was referred the matter of tho order county tux .54, general city tax $2.02, school ' We, the TnKham County Road Commission­ on the Hayes Drain, whose funds were said to L. H. Brown, C. M. Krcntel, Fred R. Allen, Thereupon, at the close ot the profitable and Committee on Printing; - Delhi Townahip: - and one mill tax $1.23, highway tax .14, pen­ ers, are willing and olTer ta'worlc prisoners on most enjoyable day, the board adjourned to be exhousted, beg leave to report as follows: alty tax .13, total taxes $4.78. the county roads under the terms of the reso­ Wo find that this order was drown some On motion of Sup, Brown the matter ot $2070.00 $2670.00 meet at the court house at 10 o'clock a. m„ borrowing money for tho Good Roads Commis­ .... 895,00 Dodge's Sub ot Lots 1 and 4, In Each of Blk* lution recently puaaed, whenever we can profit­ Friday morning, Oct, 15th, twenty years ago, that the lust payment was Sanderson Drain (Joint)— ably and conveniently make use of said pris­ made some seventeen years ago, that the fund* sioners, was referred to the committee on 3 and 9 of Claypool's Sub. Assessment ordered: oners, and that the expenses of housing, keep­ BERT J. BAKER, Chairman. Ways and Means and the prosecuting attorney, WILLIAM H. GRAHAM, Clerk. of this drain are exhausted, and that the order Tux of 1913. Lot 2: State tax $6.27, county $ 857.60 ing and Kuni'dinK snid'prisoners shall be paid Is doubtless outlawed. to be taken up at once. A discussion followed tax $4.00, general city,tnx $14.99, interest .92, Lnnslns Tp., Inirham Co 2000.744' out ot the county road fund. OS to what action wos necessary on tho part school aiid one mill ta.x' $9,07, highway tax ,72, Meridian Tp. Ingham Co 611.7C6 Wo therefore recommend that this board of the board to have banks cosh the order's. Dated May 4, 1916, ' take no action in the matter, but that, it be siu'lnkllng tax .18, penalty tax $3.87, sewer in Orders issued $ 415.96 Friday, Oct. 16th, 1915. . Whereupon Sup. Bennett wal Instructed to con­ Leroy Townahip: Butler St. from Geneaeo st. to Washtenaw St., W. Av Koadlck, E. T. Elliott, T. H. BlUsard. Meeting, called to order by Chairman Baker. referred back to the County Drain Commis­ fer witli Lansing hanks'by phone, and report Contracts and incidentals Resolved: 'Chat the oifer of the road com- sioner. penuity. 1 iier cent a month from Sept. 1, 1912, Roll call of inembers and absentees noted. to the board at tho earliest possible moment. $8.01, flrat fltth paving Biitierst, from Ottawa mlsslonera ho accepted and the prisoners': be Sup*. Kaiser, Byrum and Clement. Such report was made within a short time placed at work under their direction; and it Is Minutes ot the two previous meetings, Wed­ to Saginaw St., interest from June 1, 1913, at nesday, Oct. 13th. nnd Thursday, Oct. 14th, The committee on Contagious Disease claim* thereafter to the effect that the banks would Locke Township; 5 per cent $24.83, total taxes $71.86. the sense of this board that the sheriff should reported back for allowance the following bill* cash all orders up to 75. per cent of the amount $3480,00 $3430.00 appoint deiiutles agreeable to the road com­ read, corrected and approved. Willlamston, Locke ft Perry Drain..$ 460.24 Branch No. 2 of the Kcmey Chandler Drain ' Dr. Stewart of the Michigan Children's Home and same on roll call-Were allowed as follows: appropriated at 6 per cent Interest. Dodge and Daniels Sub of Lot* 1 and 4 ia missioners, and that he should assist with the Each of Blk* 2 and 10 of Claypool'a Sab. (Joint)— work. " Society, ot St. Joseph, Michigan, wa* then in­ Name Claimed Allowed The clerk presented a letter from Ilutsapple Assessment ordered:. vited to address the board ond gave a very in­ H. R. Taylor, W. D. Byrum, h. T. Lasenby. John Meagher $8.80 $8.30 ft. Parks, certified public accountants, offering Lansing Township: Tax of 1913. S '/j of lot 9: State tax'$6.42, Clinton County. $163E:16 The report of the committee was thereupon teresting talk relative to the care of the chil­ John Meagher ,,',.,, 19.60 ' 19;60 to audit county records for $400.00, and on county tax $4.to, scliool ond one mill tax $9.31, Lansins Tp.'Ingham Co 664.87 adopted on roll call'by'' the following vote: dren In. the home, John Meagher -9.60 9.60 'motion of Sup. Pinekney, same wa* received total taxes $18.83. Meridian Tp. Ingham Co 772.08 yeas 24, nays none.' " , ' . Dr. L. W.Toles, president of the board ot John Meagher 10,26 .10;25 and placed on file. Jerome's Add. ' Orders issued ...$304.13 . John Meagher 2.25 , 2.26 Branch No. 2 of the Remey-Chaiidle r {On motion of Sup.KyeS'the'board took a control, Ingham' County; Sanitarium, presented The clerk presented a letter from the State Tax of 1913. N V£i of lot 0, blk 4; State tox Contracts nnd Incidentals recess until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. . the following report of the board for the Ing­ John Meagher , .2.26-2.26 Association ot Supervisor* of Michigan, .asking unpaid ... 2627,79 John Meagher 4.60 4.60 Remey-Chandler Drain (Joint) . .... 4209.72 $5.99, county tax $4.54, school and one mill tax • B. J. BAKER, Chairman. ham County Sanitarium: . the Ingham County Board of 1 Supervisors to $10.29, total taxes $20.82. Balance in fund 141.08 ' _ WILLIAM H, GRAHAMj County Clerk. TUBERCULOSIS SANITORIUM. Central Chemical Co 48.00 48.00 send delegates to the state meeting to be held Report for the. year ending September SO, DePreo Chemical Co...... 76.00 ' 76100 at Lansing, February let, 1916. Manufacturers'Add., Plat No. 1. j $2973.00 »2978,00 Wednesday, October 13tb, mi. 1916; E. L..Robertson * Son. ..62.10 ,62.10 Sup; Hall moved that three delegate* be Leslie Township: , Tax of 1913. Lot 68, blk 4: State tax $2.96, . Branch No. 3 of the Rcmey-Chandlor Drain Whitney ft Everett ....; 6.21 6.11 elected to attend'the meeting. '. county tax $2.27, school and one niill tax $5.16, Meeting called to order'by Clerk Wm. H. RESOURCES. (Joint.)- C. H. Smalley...... 6.71 6.71 Sup.-Pinekney moved as an amendment to total taxes $10.41. Asseitment ordered;" Graham, who announced^the inability of Chair­ Equipment; grounds, buildings, furn-~ ' Ishings, etc, v $12660.00 Nettie Everett 1'2.00 12100 Sup. Hall'* motion, that'the'delegates be ap­ Rouse's Sub on Lot 13, Seymour'* Sub on - . Clinton County 1916-lOie 11262.80 man Baker to be present. V Larobee ft Son ...... 18.19 18.19 pointed by the ehalrman-and'that there be :five Meridlon Township; . Msridlan Tp. Ing./Co, 1916 1174.50 ' The board thereupon proceededto the. elec­ Balance in haiids ot Co. Treasurer.. 876.19 SW V4 of Sec. 10. Cosh balance .^.. ., ' 11.81 E. L. Haff 2.10 . 2^9 delegate*'In'place of three.' -, Meridian tp lag, eo. 1916 704.70 tion of a temporary, chairman. ' ' E. L. Robertaon ft' Son.. 9.00 •.00 : Sup. Hallaecepted the amendment and the Tax of 1913. 8 2.16 ft of N 57.16 ft of lot , . Orderi tiiued $286.17 On motion ot Sup. Ferle, Sup. Clement was Endowment gift In bonds ot^C. A. ., orglnal motion:as amended waa'' carried. . 9, bik'l: State tox .12, countytax ,09, ichool •, Clement, Treasurer ,.. lOOO.OO J. Cornellu* 19.66 1B.66 Contracts •. and incidentals unanimously elected to preside . aa:, temporary Mill* Dry Good* Co ....; 7.67 7.67 Sup.i: Pinekney. then addressed the board on Branch'No. 2 of the Remey- and one mill tax .19, sidewalk tax $1.09, total „ • unpaid ... 2697;05 chairman.' taxes $1.49. . .: • • 114488.00 Geo. A. Larabee:; 44.89 44.89 the'iubject of.a trip to the belfry, and'moved Chandler Drain (Joint) . ... 772,98 Balance in fund 148.78 MROII call ot memberi—all present.. r'' City of Laming ;;...... 85.00 86.00 u a.matter of safety first that'measures be Branch No. 8 of the Remey- D. 8. Taylor's Add. i On motion of Sup.';Ferle,. Sup. Oecke' was LIABILITIES Ai P. Walker ....23.14 28.14 taken: to-prevent'the-'Possibillty of theibeirin Chandler Drain (Joint) . ... 1174.60 seated In place of Sup.' B'ulison.:. . "'; 'v Tax of i91S. E 2.7 ft of lot^ and entire Gndowrncnts'and gitt* ..,...... $ 3730.09 Cha*. W. Reek ..,,.,.43.68-43.68 the' tower ever: becoming loosened from the : Remey-Chandler Drain (Joint) . ... 4670.28 of lot 3: State tux $6.84, county tux $4.48, Wlltlamiton, Locka and Perry Dratii (Joint)— . On 'motion of Sup.' Pinekney,' Sup. Chris­ 'Thia doe*'not include smaller gifts, present!*ituatlon; and.on' hi* own motion the ..'Aueument'ordered'! •l-. topher was seated in plae«'ot'Sup.''Baker,''and John^Danohue ...... 66.18 66.18 school :,and one mill tox $10.05,; general^ city :' not handled by the Board. Morrlion Bros, 9.28 .0.28 matter, was referred to: the committee on: pub­ tox $16.61;: highway tax |1.1C, iienolty tax .': ShtawaUM-Cdunty-;..:V'>'. I 24(.40 Wm. HInman-lnplaea.of.Slip..Watlilna, :....; Appropriation* from City ft County. 10608.01 lic buildings, with |iowerito;act., , White Oak Townahip: . Wllllamitan>Tp.vIh|. Co ; 423.86 :;The minutes o(i th*i:prevlouB day!* Niilon H. B. Longyear .-. i. .7.00 : 7;00 $1.07, total tax $30.15. ;> Looke .Tp.' Iniliam Co.. /': (This Includes amount in excess of J. W.Roblnion ...86.84 89.34 Sup..Kaiser presented the following/resolu­ - Tax of 1913. Lot 6;'State tax .43, county .460.24; were- readi.'corrected and.'approved;.).. ..^ ., i ! expense* ot maintenance)' tion, .which same on roll call: waa carried by By ,balane«' of'old' fundt ^ ' Vr' : 1' Sup, Pinekney .presented: the followint report Geo. Landenberger:.,.;.i...... '. : 4.10 . >< 4.10 tax .32, school ond one,mill tux .74, general V ; ! Ingliam County;... ;. •, V ! The'commlttee^'on General Claim*: reported the following vote,;yea*-22, nay* 2s. city tax .08, highway tax .08, iienalty tax otrthe^eommitte* on'County Oflleers'rFees,.and ,/• ••'••• ,"•• , .;,.„, $14488.00 : Resolved,: by, the Board of. Supervisor* 'of :: By; balanea' of .old Irindr • ^ - - v same:on;>hii owntmottbn; waa..; reeelvad -and back the following bill* for~ allowance: and $1.22, total taxes $2.87. . • v ' '.":>Shlawauea Countjr,-'';.':'^',--'-, J'!;:;•.;:•;:'•"•',•,, RECAPITULATION::'-., same were allowed asfollow*: ' Ingham county) That.the clerk be and ihe ia Wheatfleld Township: Tox of ,1913. S 30:ft oMots 6, 7 ond Bi ; 40.80 "adopted! ;:•;,:'•;- ';,;>i';:VB^i;?V^iS;:": j^ "/i,/;:'!,-.-^-^ V'rCel- t of' enulpmentl' ground*, build- .: hereby tnatrueted^toidraw an order on the Order*-liiued:;:.;.-;;;^.v*.^.»?XU.»5 Bepert ef CoaiMttte* an Ceanty baeert* Fee* I'Name. •• ••.:,-,"•• Stote tax .43, county tax ,32,'school, ond on* Contraett: ' and < Ihetdenteli ; I ing*, .ete, ...v,...-.-;;,v...;'..;..,.$12660.00 Claimed Allowed county:traaaurer, -to: b* :taken from{the^eon- : Dennis Drain,...... 2670.00 mill tax .74, general city:tax .08, highway,taX' r!^Ilepbrt;;bfvcbmmlttii*^oiiS;:c^ Nnmb*r of' patient*. treated- during.; i;^ A. McDonald .....,..., .,.$66.00 $66.00 tlnBent':fund„',for the aum^of, twenty, dollar* • • • v-unpald-,;; ;• i. i''i'V; K J. JOTTlB*: :Fee«-; eollepted;. by^ th«:vi*v«rai:: eoantrToffleera A. McDonald ..,.;,.;,, .08, penolty tax IL22, totol.ta.NeB $2;87. ; ' . Dalane* itf Aind V.; V; ri. i.;--'!(9.$S !• tha-year:'i.'..•;•/. Vi-.'.'.'.'..-...v:. 81"'^V' ...66.00 66;oo ($20,00), ,ln favor, of aehool diatrlct No. 6, Tox of 1913. Lot 141 State tax $4.28, coun­ Md;turned over to tha-ComtyiTr* iy-:;^: Number of. (lay*, **rvie«\render-.^'••''-;.:- '^ AT MeDonald ....;,..,, .;. '66.00 66.00 Meridian townahip, for^. th* raaaoh: that; the .Willlamiton Townahip: '•. ,Wm.' Jennlnga • .„. .,.;;, ty : tax , $3.24, school ondi one mill tax 'v'$7.a6,- |1251.(» v'fltt'f;;'f:K^iJi^^;«Wfi*HW ,iv«d.'.to"p*tl*nto'','. .V';-.!.;'.v;.^.;-.2760 V'- ''.vi'v^-;': .;; 66.00' :66;00 cpiinty; farm t* .'located In .|ald::*ehaoldi*trlet... ': Jaffrei • Drain';'...';:...... ,... ,:i ;,. $2621.271 jprlnkling (tax $1.16,; total taxe* $16.02. •; ' 'Auctioneer'Drain—; h; 9imM •County^:SerkH.^ivUs^i»s':v;';for/*p*olal. hear*: s ,tWllllam*toh>V'L6oke' and Perry:,: ;\T»wn**nd'* Bub 'of Part •f 8e«.;20,-T 4- N;: Auaument ordered t <:'';.;:,' i B>«'WAdJaeent to'^i,;i:,«,oo\; :lng.,oaithji::paH'.:oftperaon* dialrlhg-to;.tak*'UP; 'i'?/,%;.'fVDrBln';'(Jolht)-.:.ii'.'.''.'V,T.';'i' '.••.-.'•,'? 4'23.M''-. Sl«^.-Sfcertrco*hiih..:r.;.r.v.-.;;''10.21 '•'•••'and''vegetable* i'','-i';-'.'i'i"'';';>.'".'••; .••vr-rV-l'V r'":"-119.82 :WroV-O.THInm«h'i ;.•;-;'.; .•vv-zaioo'' "28;00 the queitlon of ^worklngvprlBoher* on farms, Tax of 1913.'W 8 rds of E 9 rds ot N Vi., Deputy,Sheriff Burchfleld: ...... 12.82 Am'unt drawn from. County Treasurer 3672;66 J.E. Ilickson ...... • 6.00 6.00 and on bis own motion.the time for auoh hear-' Total ..$4470.86, -.1. of lot 2, blk 1, (reaiseaaed tax of 1911, sprink­ H, A.. Haze ,; .n ...... ', ... 6.00 6.00 ing wa* fixed at 3. o'clock p.. m; Tuesday, Oc- .Your Committee would recommend'that the ling tax .90), sprinkling tax $l!a9, penalty tax ' ~ Total colt of maintenance.,,...$'3904.31 Dr.O; H. Freeland ...... ; 16.80' 16:80 taber'19th. '•. •::, •,;•,:, ,'/^- /' . :•:.-',,•..•' :,••• ••.':",,,•' report,of the! Drain Commissioner .submitted ;tl06.08 ..;,' 6.00 .59,'lnterest;.70, first fifth paving St. Joseph :^;.-;':\';-if]|'.:';T6r;;ftbw«^ Coat.iier day' for each patient;;.... : 1.42 Dr. Karl C. Bruoker ... 6.00 'On motloi): of Sup. Brown, the board '• took • herewith be 'adopted and, ordered:spread.upon' St. from Pino St.. to,'W'.clty.limits, tntsreat C< Coat per. week .per patient .'.',.,...... ;/ 9.94 H. J.:Bartholomew'..,;. ...'20.00' 20.00. recoiiiuntll. one o'clock .p.-ih.: , ' i;>' ; the .Journal.-""-:''' '•:-'••:..•••.••:.:'" •','•.;":•••.•>•• per cent from Sept. 80, 1912, $9.86, i total taxel •Countyl'Cieric')''Ji-i:;'..'iv;'.V..'i.'.^'i'i J:62;oa Received:fromt.the Charlei -Dakin, ' ' J. 0. Bullion ...... 6.00 , .6.00 .;.'•:•.. ;'..7'.-:: AFTERl^OON.SESSIOM'l.; ••;•.-::':;.';• ;;'14180.00 14380.00 ,Ck)untyl.lV*a*urer;?,;';o:;v;;^;;i'..;.r .28.66 ' F.W. Kalier. W. D. Byriim.O. A, Olemeht, $13,44..•,,^V.:^:•,::,;::':,::;:^^v•.l^;•v-.;^:•:'v;^:,^.v•'.: '. endowment ';'.':,.'..•,.....,'.>.,..,.;. 1000,00 Geo. L.Garner:.•,.,,,,,, ...6.00: 6.00 .'Meeting; called to order by .Chairman i Baker. ,Commlttee;'on.''DMiii«;,-': •;,:•-:::!•:-,!:.;.;''•; ••;.;^..•,• :Patrtek-'Cbuhty'Draln^'iv-,i/a'^;:;^v;'i;:i«';'r;Sffv;;;S', Sharitt^.'.'vi'i.'.'';'...;'•'•'.'.''.''.v. v.'i.'ii ;'*'.".'.'"• .'::M;I10 R.E; Miller ,,..,,,.;., Tax of 1013, .E 14 rd* of N; Vi of lot;l,-blk' •,,: vAieeiameiit'.ordered I i r?^;;;;^^:^ fti*;ivS^!y-:kv^'-uDtput y ^Stertff rOook ^. i J, i Received.from--J; H.'Mobre*; Chair-: :' ...6.00' ''8.00 ..Roll'calhof-^member*,'all preeent,'-':'",.:; j. Sup. Pinekney, ehairman'df the'apeclat com­ i'-'16;80 i man, bal.':'d(','8ub,,fund:whioh'*in't':':-::"' a, M.Dutt ...;;...;.., ... :6.oo 8:00 ;:>On':'motlon of:;8up.;Brownvthe board.tooK^'a mittee; on charged: back tax: li*t,: made the ;Xol-' 21 Penalty:;tax $5;00, interest: $5,90, flrit fifth ^'-;^:;vWh«t«.;Oak;T»wnihlpi;^;'-;,:i:.;S4.;;<;»80.00 Deputy: Bterlff-BurehAald: VJ.:"18.86 fleo..fc, Garner .,..,,;,, paving.St. Jo*aph/it/ from iPlnevit, to W city '!Orde»^ili(raed-i:.-;v;.'.;-J'i:;.;!li^;9l.70;j^iiiV':frum'Sept; 80, 1012.' ' igonductad by Mra, 'Harry Bradner netted, eon- Cora^^Pope Ganung ;'.,,; ;v. 10.00^; 10,00 therein'concurred, in ;andr*(*rred:'to:oommittea |88.84i,^total,;,taxe*'|94;24,v::;v••i;t:"{>:^•'.0>::•'' •'>':;•';' C.H.: Murphy, i.;..,... !f~ ;;Bal*ne»(faVfthd,:>i:;i^ti;';i..^;;;';i-IMI;'" fK;i|iiigjS; ildarablyitovarifoiir.hundred-dollar*;($400.00) ...8.00 itM •oh'Apportionment »,V,J;(5::j:::''';l-:S.;;^;:! |i'YTax:''bfil0i8i'::':W,l4''rd*.'ot^E''16'rii*;of'-iB''l6,.Laia, 'n .< roi 01 Hi: IV 'TU* 01 H 10.;' , ••'>;:(/);';S':i-«!',(zi'^^Ji'Sfe'i;i-^!^!:;'t^ •ridii^rujMMnded In' decorating,'.the:,lntarior R.'JiLange... .',...•.-,, .;; v6.oo! 8.00 rd*;ol>W 20'rd*:of20 rdaoMot'i' lot'iii ; blki:l6blkn i State tax; County;;;;(D|irlc';^t:i-;';viv^vi';w^V'' vV^ir'aiiiOii' o'(>:th*i-bulldinvi-::eov*rtng and' icraeninf In'« J..A;"Humphrey .-.•.,,:„ ...: :«.oo; 6.00' ':S&r?:;SS'^i*lwW m:^::.^. $2i67; ' counttyy (tax.11,64;;highway/tax,r:40,'aehool' ' •.:Cooki.Md,:Thorl>nrn;.:Draln--;;^Vf;;Vi:;..':;o';'K':-i,ijvt)«.v •,v:tVi:y:88.9»' poreht'andr.wlth'.tha aid-'b( the': Ladle*', Aux-: B,;M.rDav*y ;.'iV.. ; V >; 8.00' il^'.':tlw?Hdhbrabli*'^''Bdard.'?ol^;:^Sui^rvinr«'^ and',oh*.mill-ill-ta, x |4;4li|eheraljcityitax':|T;2».:^ ;:AiitMmMit:;oide«4|'ffftd;^;'*Sss3!';|y :8h*riB:i:i;iftv; i'iv;%'rii v>:i,.;::';?;'.itAfiv; •i:,?r'v.- j :;',/i:.,'; penalty'-tax«,^46,jtoUi;naxe»|:»17.07;;;;;;3;;:V:/j;::';;;i, ,';46,, toUl liaxei.^ $17107;' ^ ,v..,ivinoB.'4ai' .Daputy iflfarW.^Cbok'*; '• -••-"' I6!07 'H.-!E.:!Neel*y,.i ;•:.!';.•;•.-: ,..:'•: Lajw v,1.88/ r .'iMIniitaiiof.thaipravlpiii day'a.aaiilontiaad ;:>'GahtlenwnT-Thi': iiiaclal eoihrnlttea 'to.;whom ::Tha:-';Ladlei,*;'Au)clllary.; haa,-«l*o, lupplled iM' IdavO.'William* .'V;;:i8.oo;^ .;».00 Waa."rif*rr*d;'ithar«harged. back:;!tait'llitiiibeg Wm.'A. Patty . •aild ^appr^V•d,;'':^^':,;-., V{''?fii, ;;::^;!;,';! ?,'^;i/i'^; :;";V:'iJ;;,;!i.; 'I)t|Mtr;;8frtS: Kui(t»|S/J^VlJ^S!;v:M>a£«.«« flM;i*ietrola;;wtth .m^ •,f'.,*S>'' ;;'.^-'84;i8''' 84.18 ''^^Tkt.miitter; 6r:Mdr*i**i'(ronv;m*inb*n'o(,th* laaValto.iiiibmltvthafoUawIni 'reporti;;W P. O.t Pinekney ;-;;:-'7.60''/, 7.80 neommehd^that, th*' followini; .tax**' iib* > N« G.'W.'Troman ; :Pay*d,iWayr«M(M>tlo!iivw>leh:;:^^ ^fCommaitdwrl'Knlghti; T O^inpiwf'ai' ;o:io,6Bv 10.88' :*PMtaI;Mdar;o(:bu*ln*M:ior,'.th*,imornlai;jMi> •maaad fupop:', th* ;;**v*ral) dMorlptloniiValKii •''•';• jiabMrihjd;.',>eon)* on'lorjhaiurtnVjiandllbaVbtlaA-lli- ,tKat:;th*'i«iMHlM.:ofllo*r»>ot,th*;MV«ral^«ltUi Ail:R;:-B«ir-".V.:i 1,08 ilOl itaned^to-aMrMMabyiWrK Md 'itowniblpi ,iM < Mld:;eountir,tVbt jonhrtd c to j'tnd Jadlia' aoelatlet in var- LoiiliiTolaaiJ..; 18,00 , (BoitMt tb*>d***riptlont,0B ,th«t«ii((inwnti roitt:, Oltr;o('Lahdng .18.00; :B.:.Boai-andi,Ch*«.\-Davli,yft:!'i;i;'^iJ;>('.f5ti:M;;>vVr county bkvadonatadUbla l*ilO i 11.80. : Voltowlat.tb*; •ddr«u(*,> en inottoB of,Jgp, I im«(d[BffltO;thll,l*VOlt|>U;)Wtt eOIBIDlltM,lM*,{ •f':i

i/t'^E there are fund. In ids l.«.«l. ,|^ ^llY!-"..:-"- mm, Catlin, Ruiiaon, Hall and Kaiaer, AlvaR. Bell ., , 83,27 83.27 membora: Supa. Rose, Hall, Laaenby and The committee on Equaliaation, to whpm waa Slip. 1 iiyior, chairman of the comrolttao on Stnta lax ,29, county tax .22, ichool and on« •anted the following report, preamble and'reao- referred tho aaaeaainent rolla of the county of J, G. B"''»°"'„ii;, tiic ropirt of the coi,,.' lutiun, which same on motion'of Sup, Brown Geo.1L'Uverett 0,28 9.28 Catlin. ... Sup. K»"» ';^"r''l, iiiovcd lis, ailoptio . l-enerui Clalma presented the matter of dlf- mill tax .48. total tnxci $1.00. .,• . „ , „ BakatangBroa. ..'...... 1.06 1.06 Sup. Gunn preaented the following report of Iiigham, reaiiectiveiy report that they have con­ lorunces In charges by phyaiciani to vlalt the' Tax of 191», N SB ft of W B7 ft of S 10 ' wna adopted! " ' , sidered tlio aame, and recommend that the rolla mitteo on Salaries '" " ,i,„ont timt ruport To the Honorable Board of Supervisora of the C. A, Riea 11.10 11.10 tlie committco on Equalisation, which aaino on Sup. Brown moved '« » ^o ,t «""'l«'l by a mitleiits 111 till, county jail, and on moUon of nlH of N 20 rda of lot 2, bik IC: State tux F. E, Soarl 16.60 lO.BO motion of Sufi. Pinckney waa adopted and re­ of the aovoral townships and wards bo oqualii- hup. ilynini It was declared the lenao of thi* County of Ingbnm! ed as follows: $ri.42, county tux $1.10, nchool ami ono mill ! Gontlomen—Your committee to whom' waa tlbilng Broa. t Kvcrard 20.10 20.10 ferred to tho commiltce on Apportionment: body thai the cmnmltteo allow the bill* ai tax' $1)^31, mirlnkllnK tiix $2.20, total taxes referred tiio petition for tlio annexation of Lansing Evoning Press 31.26 31.26 Townships nnd Acres . Real; Real Estatu as Personal Total Equallxcd lu'caoiuoii HO far us concern! the charge* for J2I.0D. ' , ' i^t;^f^fi;|j-7s=ti^'^i?^o.;'s: certain deacrlbcd property in the Township of Gerald Mcllenry 130.40 136.40 . Wards, Assussud ' Estatu Equalized Estate Valuation "iicli Inilh'lihial visit. Cowlcii' Siib of Lot 2, lllk 14 of Townnenira Lansing, to bo annexed to tiio City of Lansing, CM. Watson 6,00 B.OO $1,263,200 $ 175,825 $I,4.S9.025 .Sup. I'-orlu moved that the alierlB be a*ked Sub of I'lirt of Sec. 20, T 4 N, K 2 W. Ad­ Alaicdon 22,8,10.50 $I,'2G,1,'200 does ruiiort tiiat tiioy have oxnininod aaid iwti- lllriun Godfrey '2.00 2.00 Auroliua 23,039.79 1,279,166 1,'279,I65 107,570 l„'l8fl,735 lo lurnlHli the board with a detailed atatement jacent to Clly of Lanilnir. tioniind that tll'cy'conform in all particuiara L. II. Harrison 37.06 37.06 829,720 113,470 943,190 ""^s;!'Smut;r Si-'"«'-'vu I. of iiiiiiihor ot vIsIlB by phyalclana rendering Bunkerhili: 21,027.35 829,720 submit tlio f°''o^^';{,\;';,C s- «"'". HUiierln. Tax of IfllS. Lot B, bIk 2: Stnto titx 11.00, to the statute for the annexation of aaid do- F. H. Murray 17,72 IG.77 Delhi 22,703.00 1,600,800 1,500,800 203,475 1,710,275 niuilical aid lo prisoners each year for the last county tax .70, nchool anil one mill tax $1.72, scribod proiierty: therefore we olfor the' pre- Richthohd Biickus Co 3,09 3,09 East Lansing ' 1,016,180 1,015,180 74,750 1,089,930 lour yours and tlio total cost to the county cutting wccUn .30, total tuxon $3.78. ' amble and resolution for your conaldoration. P. D. Woodworth 7.00 7.00 980,600 113,020 1,009,620 .ui.!^f^";;oi^ T^ """'»""I-;;lor; audi medical service, which motion w*i. Ingham 20.355.68 980,600 duly carried. Morriion'i Sub of BIk 16 of Towniend's Sub Signed by conimitte*, R. E. McCuliough IB.SO 16.80 Lansing Township . 16,941,71 2,198,010 2,498,010 413,010 2,911,020 ^rSo'SnSd%i»uryoy.S,,,m,, of Part of Sec. 20, T 4 N, R 2 W, Adjacent to 0. A. Clement, J. T. Watkina, James Brogan. ,1. Earl Molntyro 30.00 30.00 Leroy f 21,240.14 1,427,.100 1,427,460 163,060 1,500,610 superintendent of tho poor n U e 'ty of L„„. On motion ot Sup. Rulison the board took a City-of l „,.„ "nil on motion ot Sup. Brown tlio report waa Tux of 1913. K '/j of lot" 4 and B, blk 4: City of Lansing, in said County of Ingham, P. J. Corner 107.08 107.68 Wililamston 19,786,00 1,037,536 ' 1,037,536 331,550 1,909,086 recoiveil; •Statu tux $2,57, county tax $1.94, nchool und praying that there may be detached from tho G. A. Rowo 10.53 10.63 Mason, let ward,.. 409,845 469,846 117,470 587,316 'I'lic siiliiry committee, to whom was referred onu mill tux $1.41, sprinkllni; tax .B7, Kencrul township of Lansing and annexed to tho City A. A. Hall 28.00 28.00 Mason, 2d ward 536,920 530,920 209,480 740,400 brc^s:=:^-«-^'»^ 10 matlor ot the salaries of deputy shcrllfa ot city Inx .$7.29, hitthwny tux $1.24, total taxes of Lansing, in aaid county of Ingham, the MIko Brisbo 2.00 2.00 Lansing, 1st ward,. 2,I72,B3B 2,172,535 450,806 2,028,900 Wchliurvlllc. Uansvillo and Onondaga and tho $18.02. territory described as commencing on the II. E. Brown B.OO B.OO 7,793,710 2,352,230 10,145,940 Eastern limits of aaid city at the center of the Lansing. 2d ward,. , 7.793,710 inullcr ot Oliver Maine, court bouse janitor, TOWNSHIP OF WII.UAMSTON. Chilson McKlniey & Co 20.00 20.00 Lansing, 3d ward.. 6,308,995 . 6,308,995 1,020,790 0,829,785 bi'g leave lo reiiort us follows: Tliat their sal­ Codnr Uiver, thenco north-easterly along tho A. E. Whipple 3.00 3.00 4,604,055 '295,875 4,800,530 miltco on Salaries. ., , . Tux of 1913. S IB acres of K 35 acres lying center ot said Cedar Uiver to a point thirty Lansing, 4th ward,. 4,504,656 aries remiiin ns Ihey now are. W. L. Clark 19.9G 19.9B Lansing, 5th ward.. 5,663,730 6,663,730 1,744,020' 7,398,350 W. S. Rout, secretary of Iho "™'" »' Sup- in NE cor of NK tri '/i of Sec. 4, T 4 N, H I (30) rods due West of tiio North and South orintendonts ot the Poor, l-^ "'' "" .I','! , )i. A. ICyea, II. E, Gunn, A. J. Miller. W. A. Posdick, % ixl 38.00 38.00 Lansing, 6lh ward.. 4,164,360 4,164,360 2,572,200 6,736,620 .Sup. llrown then inoved tliut tho aalary of K, 15 acres; Stuto tux $2.20, county tax $1.00, ipiarter line of Section 23, tiience north par­ W. A. Fosdick, % pd 10.00 10.00 dressed the bonrd relative lo salaries ami town tax .41, roml repair tax $1.19, school und allel with ami tiiirty (30) rods distance from tlio court huiiao Janitor bo flxcd nt $760.00, D. Burgess, % pd...... 32.00 32.00 $53,493,205 $53,49,3,205 $11,880,080 $06,373,886 which motion on roll call was declared by tho ono mill tax $2.17, highwny improvement tux said (piarter lino und the quarter lino of Sec- D. Burgess, % pd 12.00 12.00 '"C^.:ow!M.rd>lukeup^P^a.o,yt,. $1.02, county poor tax .13, town poor tux ,08, lion 14 to the North side boundary lino ot H. E. Gunn, P. C. Pinckney, James Brogan, B. A. Kycs, L. T. Lasonby, C. A. Clement, reconimen.lntions ot the coiiimiU'.'e on hnl«nc», cbiiu'iiiaii lo ho lust on tho following vote; D. Burgess, % pd 14.10 14.10 A. '3. Miller, Committee. yi'iia li, naya 20. hriclKu tax $1.32, total taxes $10.84. Michigan Avenue, tlienco West to tho South­ which motion pruvuilcd. east corner of lot No. 450 ot Foster Farm Ad- F. C. McEuen, % ml 58,00 68,00 yiili, Gunn moved the adoption ot that part 1,KKUY TOWNSHIP. F, C. McEucn, % pd 104.00 104,00 Sup. Tuylor moved to fix the sainry ot bcc- T 3 N, H 2 K. illtlon, thenco north along the cost line ot suid of Uio HUppleniontai report ot the committee F, C, McEuen, % pd 50.10 60.10 Dr. P. N. Turner, County Piiysiclan, present­ Tho commiltce on Sheriff nnd Constable retary Root at $360.00. , , . on SiilnriL'9, providing that tho janitor's aalary i.'osler Furm Addition and continuing' north to Claims reported buck for allowance the follow­ Tux of 1913. SW >A of SW 'A "f .Sec. 9, lliu center of Franklin Avenue, sometimes call­ The committco on Contagious DIscnso Cluiins ed tho following report, which same on motion Sup. Brown inoved as an n.nem menl that I'umiiln nl $050.00 which motion on roil call 40 acres: Stuto tux $0,21, county tax $4,B,|, reported buck tho following bills for allowance wns recoived and placed on flie: ing bills and sumo were nllowed us follows: wiis adopted hy the following vote: yeas 22, ed and known as the Lansing and Howell A. McKercher $6.00 $6.00 the alarj bo fixed at '?;1""'0". «" j'' '>»l »" town tax $4.08, rond repair tax $2.18, school plank road, tiionce west to the city limit ot and sumo were ullowed ns follows: Suiiorvlsors of Ingham County, Mich,: on roll call was declured curried by the tol- nays none. and one mill tax $5.70, hiiihwuy improvement A.J. Burchfleld, i>l pd 13.35 13.36 suid City ot Li>asl Hicnco uoutii to the Niimo " ' Claimed Allowed Gentlemen—Tho following Is report of P. lowing vote: yeaa 15, nuys o. .Sup, Llrown moved the ndoplion ot tliat por­ tux $0,54, totnl tuxes $29.91. place ot begiilning, and A. J. Burchfield, % pd 3.1B 3.16 tion ot llio Buiiplumental report of tlio com­ 0. L. Stono $10.48 $10.48 N. Turner, M. D., county iihysicinn and also J. J. Cook, % pd 4,27 4.27 Til" clerk then culled the ro 1 on |» or,„lnul Tax of 1913. S Vj of SK "/, of Sec. 8. 80 motion us umended, .and the clia rmim iloclai'oil mittco on Sulariea, referring to deputy sborilfa, acres, B % of K Vj of SW '/i of Sec. 8, 00 Whereas, suid petilion was duly and legnily .1. F. Lemon 90.00 90.00 physician for Commissioners ot Poor from Warren Brown, i)i pd 30.20 30.20 Dr. G. M. Dutt .. .• .' 26.60 25,60 June 1st, 1915, to Oct. 10, 1915: the same carried by the following vole; yciia wliich aaiiio on roll cull wiia curried by tlio acres: State tax $21.72, county tax $15.94, filed with tho clerk of the Board of Supervisors II. 0. Cllne, ').i pd 38.90 38.90 lollowing vole: yens 18, nays 1. town tax $10,311, road repair tiux $7,02, scliool ot said county, not less thnii thirty diiys lio- Geo, A, Cnnficid 8,77 8.77 H. O. Clino, % pd 38.25 38.26 ' Sup.''Brown tlien moved that Iho salary ot Mrs, ,1, Cornelius 19.55 19,66 Contagloua Ulscnacs. ^ Sup. K'yuB niovoil thu adoption ot that por­ und ono mill tax $20.20, highway improvement fore tho convening of suid Board ut its regular H. O. Cllne, % pd 38.83 38.83 J. M. Smith, ono ot the mcnibcrs ol the bimi'il, tion lit thu conimilleo on Sulnrles supplemontui tux $22.80, totjil tiixea $104.73. Octolier 1915 session, and ' NewUm L, Holchor 28,7.'l 28.73 14 cases diphtheria, 121 visits at $3,00,.$303.00 H. 0. Gllno, % pd 6.80 ri,80 bo fixed at $360.00. , roport i-L'fcrring lo imyment of tolopiionos for II. & F. E. Ciiipham 7.',i9 7.19 ,4 olIlco culls ut $1.00 4.00 VII.I,A(;K OF LICSIJI:. Wlierens, suid petilion wus signed by the A, J. Uurchfield, ').l pd 3,18 3,18 Suii. Kaiser inoved ns an uiiicnniiioni that the Supcrintcndenla ot the Poor, and same was rcipiislto number ot (piullfied electors residing .r. It. Bell & Son 6,23 6,18 '20 cnses scarlet fever, 98 visits at $8.00. 294.00 C, J, Noll, %' pd 8.26 8.26 thu salary bo fi.xod ut $300.00. iluly adopted on roll call by tho following vote; T 1 N, U 1 W. Campbell & Darling 23.75 23.76 I case conflnoment 16.00 within tlie township ot Lunalng und City of The committco on Justices and Coroners On roll call on the aniomlmcnt llie clinirniiui yeaa 2ii. nays none. Tax of 1913. Com. 4 rds N of .SK cor of Lansing in said County tiio sumo consliluting C. E. Stabler 2.75 2.7B 20 cnses measles, 48 visits at $1.50 72.00 lot 8, Shuw'a sub blk 1, W 8 r(is;.N 4 rds, K llecmun Bros 9.58 9,68 Claims reported iiack for allowance tho follow­ declared the motion curried on the lollowinB .Suii, Taylor moved that tho salaries ot all all ot the territory elfecled tlicreliy; and the 8 medicine sent 76c 0,00 ing bills and same were ullowed us follows: vote: yeas 17, nuys 6. 8 rds, S 4 rds: Statu tux $2.57, county tux i|ualilied electors whose signatures uppeur upon C. T. Silencer ; 27.50 27.B0 4 cnses whooping cough, 34 visits, $1,50 61.00 olliciula conalilored by tho report of tlio com­ $1,97, town tux $1.75, school and one mill tux snid petition, constituting moro Ihnn ono per .J. 11. Purk 10.50 lO.BO 4 medicino 76c 3.00 Name Claimed Allowed Tho clerk then culled the roll on llic onitlniil mittee on Siiliirios, where no recommondntioiia .$4.71, higliwny improvement tiux $1.36, druin centum ot tho population ot said township and C. E. Laralice, M. D 7.00 7.00 1 cnsc small pox, 2 visits at $5.00 10.00 T. n. Palmer $81.00 $81.00 motion us amended, and tlio cliuinnan (ICCIHI-OII wcro iiuulti for n chiinKC remnin Iho aiiino aa tax .29, dog lax $1.00, total tuxes $13.04. City according to the lust preceding United The committee on Constable and Shoriil 4 cases chicken pox, 6 visits at $1.50.. 7.60 J. H. Shafur 36.00 36.90 the same carried by tho following vole; yuns iilrciiily fixt'il; which motion on roll call pre- Tax of 1913. Com. 22 rds E of section line Stules census, und consliUiling not less thun CluiiiiH reiiortcd back for allowance tho follow­ 3 cases typhoid fever, 43 visits, $1.50.. 64.50 John R. Blackio •. 44.IB 44.15 20, nays 4. , ,, . ,i , viiili'il hy the following vote: yeas 20, nays -E. J. Doolittio 13.17 1,3,17 tlOMi.', Isilwcen Sees. 21 und 22 on S lino of Hunker two hundred in numlier und not leas thun ing bills and same were allowed as follows: 3 medicine 75c 2.25 Sup. Catlin then moved that Hio ilepiily roiid, 4% rils N and S by 34 rds K aiul W, twenly-flvo ot tiio signulures nt such petition John E. Foot 7.05 7.06 sherilfs at Webbcrvillo, Dansvillo and Onon­ Till' clorl, llicn prescnlod tho locnl option pe- Name Claimed Allowed 3 cuscs tuberculosis, 92 visits, ut $1,50.. 138.00 A. J. Boyco 3.00 3.00 one acre: Stale lux $1.14, county lax .88, town having been obtained from each City or town­ .lames Smith $7.01 $7.01 4 visits ut $2.00 8.00 daga retain' legiil fees in IIcu ol salary, uiiil litliuiB, which aunio wore returned to tiio clerk lux .78, rond repair tax .00, school and one ship elfecled iiy the proposed change, and H. 0. Cllne, % pd 19.21 19.21 Cahs. P. Ilaight 02.40 92.40 that tho change luko place Nov. Isl, 1910, for filing and prcaenlulion to tho Board of 4 medicino 4.00 Chas. P. Huight 78,35 78.35 Superviaora on thia dale, Oct, 21, 1915, and mill lax $2.09, highway imiirovemenl lax .00, Whereas, nulil petition conforms in all re­ City of Lansing 199.50 199,60 4 cases pneumonia, to 38 visits nnd Sufi. Uullson .moved as an aiiiendmeul, thai drain lax .13, total taxes $0.22. C. S. Cbamlierlain 8.00 8,00 Chus. P. Ilaight 33.00 33,00 thu matter bo referred to the conimilleo on on motion ot Sup, llrown, they wore received spects with the provisions ot Act No, 279 of medicino nt $1,60 67,00 Chas. P.-Ilaight 123.00 123.00 mill i-orerri'ii lo the apocial committee ot tlireu Tax of 1913. Com. at SK cor of NE '/i of the Michigan Public Acts ot ]!)09 us amended, ISdwIn Link 9.45 9.4B To 2 consultations ut $5,00 10.00 Salaries. NK '/, of See. 28, N ,20 rds, W 8 rds, S 20 Chas. P. Ilaight 84.00 84.00 Suii. Catlin ncccplod tho umondmeiil and Iho oii'inliLra tn acl on locul option petitions, con- nn of auiiervisors, so far as the (samo ahall bo in drawing on supplioa In hla handa. No bill* school and one mill tax $1.0B, highway im­ 1916-16 aoooi.oo the location, townahip, aectlon, clasa, Icnglli, to bo honored by thia boord for auppllea, ex- provement tax .30, dog tux $1.00, total taxes Prosecutor to determine what action can be Sup. Taylor preaented the. name of, Oliver applicable; unless otherwise provided in said expcnae for overaeer, expenao for grading, ex­ act, and that said.ballots be prepared and dis­ Total amount to ho provided for..... ,$l 1000.67 cept those following this resolution. taken under the luw iiy the board to assist in Main for janitor of the court house, and the W. S. Reeves, A. A. Howlett, J. T. Watkins, pense for plocing material, cost of material, Lot 12, blk 8, Reassessed tax of 1911; Vil­ tho matter ot the p:ivcd way: Sups. Fcrle, nomination was eupported by Sup. Pinckney. tributed in accordance with law. ijHiount of reward recoived, amount of rewunl Furtlior resolved. That all bilia shall bo in Brogan, Gunn, Catlin nnd Lasenby. 1 Sup.' Rulison then moved to reconsider the by W. C. IL, Committee. tho hands of tho county clerk at loust one lage library tax .08, village highway improve­ No further nominations being made, nomi­ .Sup. Rose addressed tlio board relative to an duo for each completed road heretofore or ment tax .08, village general tax .20, village Sup. Ilowlctt, chairman of tho committee on nations were declared closed and the rules action of tlie board taken on prcumbio and reso­ hereafter built by tho County Road Comnila- wf'ok before the mooting of Board ot Super­ lution offered by Sup. Brown, Instructing the increase of salary fur the stenographer In the visors, itemlj'.ed, corlifiod to, to be checked and waterUx .08, Tax of 1913: State tax .14, Roads and Bridgea, preaented a.majority report being auaiiended the clerk waa instructed to .fudge ot Probate's oflice, and on his own mo­ aloner* and the amount expended upon roads county tax .11, town tax .10, druin tax .02, of the committee recommending that a two cast the unnnimoua vote of the board for Oliver clerk to prepare ballots for the vote on the under conatructlon; aaid report* to bo mado aigned hy said clerk, with requisition attached, local option queation nt the coming spring tion the mutter waa referred to the committee the flrat week of the October lesslo'n ot the achool and one mill tax ,20, highway improve­ mill tax be apread on the osaosiod valuation for Main for janitor. The clerk thereupon an­ on aaiarles.. if supply bill. or,, good rouda. Sup. Smith preaented a minority nounced the ballot and-the.chairman declared election; the same was duly carried on roll call Board and not later than the third day ot the ment tax ,08, total taxea $I.1B. ' by the following vote: yeas 24, nays none. A discusaion followed, whereupon Sup. Forlo reiiort of the committee, recommending an him duty elected. Sup. Watkins presented the fallowing.reso­ January losaion each year, including the cur­ oftorod ns u substitute to his •riglnal motion Wo«dw«rlh, RUM ft Grout Add. appropriation in tiio Bum of one and one-half I Sup. Ruiiaon also moved to'reconsider'the lution, which on hla own motion waa adopted rent year; aaid report* to be printed aa soon Sup. Hnll preaented the name -> of. Sup. action of the board oii the adoption'of the reso­ Hint tho rsoiution be referred to tho prosecuting Tax of 1913, N 6 rda of Iota 11 and 12, blk miila on the asaeaaed valuation, and moved Krentel to aueceed Kimaelf aa member of the on roll call, yeas 23, nays none; aa poaaible at each aeaaion for the convenience iiitornoyi 4: State tax .CO, county tax .38, town tax .34, that the minority retwrt bo accepted aa an lution contained; in'tho original report ot the To tho Board of Supervisora: of the Board, and alao printed in the rroceod- Board of Control for the Ingham County Sani­ spoclal'committee on local:option iietltiona, pro­ .Sup Kali offered ns amendment to tho sub- drain tax ,06,' achool and one qiill tax .92, amendment to the majority reiiort, ' The clerk tarium. Sup. Byrum lupported the nomina­ Resolved, By the Board.of Siiperviaora, that Inga, stituto that tho mutter be referred to a apeclal thereupon called the roll on the amendment viding for the submission of the queation of hereafter all claims against. thiB::county: for highway Improvement tax .26, total taxea$2,46. tion and moved that the rulea be auapended local option to a.vote of the people^ and on rol|: And it la further reaolved. That tho Clinlr- committee of three to act with the county clerk VILLAGE OP STOCKDRIDGE. and aame waa declared carried by the following and the clerk be Inatructed to caat the unan- services rendered or goods sold, be itemiied and vote, yeaa 13, naya 12. call the same waa duly carried by.the follow­ mon appoint a committee of three to confer and tho prosecuting attorney,. and that report ' -T i; N, K,l E. imoui vote of the board for Sup. Krentel as a ing vote: yeas 26, naya none. dated so that the committcea can understand' and adviae with th* County Road Commission­ ho mado to thia body at their January, 1916, The clerk then called the roll on the original member of the board. The clerk announced ; Sup. Catlin then moved that-further action :and.audit,the billa intelligently. er* regarding tho form of thi* report. Boaaion. Motion carried; .„ , , ., Com, on BE line of R. R. right of way 29 the reault of the ballot and the chairman; Sup. Catlin preaonted the following resolu­ rdi SW from Interiectlon ot S line of NW M 'motion aa amended and aame waa declared loat on ;the tvi?o reaolutiona above referred to. be Sup. Watkina preaented the.following roaolu- Sup. Forlo offered the following resolution by the-followlng vote,-yeaa 13, nayi 12. thereupon' declared him duly elected. made a apeclal order of buaincaa for Friday, tion, which game on roll call was. adopted by tlon and moved it* adoption! and moved Its adoption, and aome on roll call of Sec. 26 and S lino of wld R.R. right of the following vote; yeaa 26, naya none; ' way, NE'ly on SE line.of laid R, R, right of On motion of Sup. Pinckney, that the board Sup. Brown then moved that a third.ballot at two o'clock p. m. Oct..22, 1016, Carried, Reaolved, That a committee of five bo ap­ was adopted by the following vote! yea* 17, appropriate for the purpoae of conatructtng be taken on the nominee* for County Vet­ Roll call yea* 26, hays none.. To Honorable Board of Superviaora: pointed by the chair to conilder the advisability way 100 ft, thenc* SE'ly at right angtei with good ronda, a'lum equal to one ,and three- Mr. Chairman and Gentleman— ""RosJivcd, That no bllla for contagloua dla- - Mtid R. R; right of way 60 ft, thence SW'ly erinarian. The teller* prepared the ballot and ;:Sup. Hnll then preaented the following re­ of preientlng before tho voter* of Ingham quartera miila on the aaaesaed valuation and of the. 26 votea cait Dr.-Moody received 19 port of the committee on County Suiierlntond- Whereaa, It. has- been proven by the con- county, at the regulor election In April next, oaao cases bo allowed unless ordered by the liarallsl with oatd R. R. right of way 100 ft, aame waa carried by the following vote:' yeaa' atttblo. claim* from the city'of Lansing, that county iihysicisn, and such cosea comply with thence MW'ly to beg. Reoiaeaied tax ot 1911: and Dr. Bell 7. Or. Moody.having received a ents of the Poor Accouhta and aame on motion the purchaae of a farm;for working prisoners 23, fiaya 2. , • . ., majority of all of the vote* caat, the chairman was received and referred, to the committee on the.exponsea for transporting iirlsoncra from thereon, and report at thi* aeaaion. ', the orders of the Board of Health, In the State tax |8,80, county tax $4.00, town'tax Supi Hewlett preaented the following report thereupon declared him duly elected, Salaries!' .• ';. • • the city ot Lansing to the county jail at Ma­ townships by health offlcer or Jtiporvlsora. $2.40, ichaal and one mill tax $14,00, Weit Sup. Catlin moved a* an amendment lo tho Sup. Rulison presented tho following report of. the entire committee'onRoada and Bridgea, Mra. W. J. Adami, 'Secretary of the Ingham son, under the'present system. Is .very oxpen- resolution that the time for the committco re­ Cedar' drain tax ,40, village highway; Improver which aame on motion of Sup..Catlin, woi re­ alve to the toxpayera ofthe county of Ingham, of the Ways and Mean* committee and moved mint'tax $2.00. Tax of Ittl8:/State tax>$4,28, County Pioneer' Society, appeared before the port be changed from thiapreaent acaslon to ceived!''. • . •.,..••• boardand requeated that *pac*: bo given-the ..and ,.- ;•• '.: • .••'- •.",:.'.• the January aeaaion, 1916. :; - ' tho report be received, which motion prevaHedi county tax- $2.20, town tax $1.85, ichool and Mr, Chairman!. ' . . . :• To the Board of Superylaor*! ^ ' In reference to the sink hole;In:Delhi town- aociety in the lukvault under the .vault in: the ' Wherea*, .Ingham county' hai' two deputy The clerk then called the roll bhtho amcnd- one mill tax: $8.S7. village highway improve­ ahlp' the coihmlttee. would leave the matter to regiater of deed* oflice for a muMum.and on : Your committee on County Siiiierintendent aheriil* located at the city of Laniing on a Your committee on- Way* and Mean* beg* ment tax ,72, total taxM $48.22.. ' of the Poor account*, beg leave to aubmit :the ment^wlth the following reault, yea* 10, nuys leave to report that we have consulted with the diocretlon of^th* Road Commiaalonen, motion of Sup. Rullion the m*tterwai referred salary paid by. thi* county and we feel thi* 10. Thereupon .the chairman declared tho ' VILLAGE: OP WILUAMSTON. (with th* (vcommendation that no-further fill- to the; committee: on Pubiie' Building*.' ./:;j; following' report! work ihould.be done by the laid deputy sher­ the County Treaaurer aa to amount on hana '••^..•'.•:T«.N/E.1 E.'. . .••:-•, V. ^• : The'committee met at the office of the tecre- amendment carried. , , in the aeveral fund* and bellevo the amounte ing be'placed in laid sinkhole). \: iff*,' and .. :: . The clerk then called the roil oii the original •••.•-.:-''••':•••,.••;'• Waldo'i'.Addillon.'/, ^^'i:••/••:::;' A. A. Howlatt, CM. Krentel, Grant: Smith, ;;).;,•;•.:: :AFTERN00N''aE8SI0N ':,' .'/K./-'' tary of the board and examined their leveral Whereaa,''.the. work,could be done for the necessary to be railed by taxation for the en­ :book* and. And that ,the. account* aa :there re- nominal lum of transportation . charge* i only; reaolution aa amended and the ballot resulted suing year to bo.aafollow*! _..„„„..|. A. L.'Raie,B; A.; Kyei, Committee.::. ; Meeting: called to ord«r by Chairman Balier. aa followa: yeaa .10; nay* 16. !: Tax'oM918. W l-S/otiot 8, blk 13! SUte Sup, Gunn thereupon moved that the report corded'correapond with the. report given by the therefore be it ; . ' State Tax apportioned.Ingham Co;.$188,788.66 lax $2.66, .county: tax $1,86, town tax: .46, .,.: Roll call of member* and abaentee* noted.: 'aecretary'before thi* board, ., : Thereupon the chairman' deetaredTtbo reso­ faie.'adopted, lava and except the recommenda- Reaolved, That the clerk of thi* county be Contingent^Fund ..•••••••••:••••••.'§•» achool and, on* mill tax $4.04, county, poor • Onmotlon of Sup. Brown th*r**oIutian "of­ Conaidering the amount of work done, by.'.the lution loat. ''-:,: tloiia therein contained, "That no'further. flII-. and l»: hereby instructed to notifyi each Juatic* Sup. Watkina preaented a' reaolutioh provid­ Co. Poor Fund f'SSx'SS tax ,t4,''towh poor tax .09, bridge tax $1.49, irigi be placed in the link hole," which motion fered by th* '*peclal committee ;an> local-option aecretary'of that board, :and the. efilclency of •in Ingham county, to turn ell.commitment* to Soldlera-Relief Fund .v...... UOO.OO petition*, eohtaln*d in the committee: report ing: for notice to ail ]u*tice* to: **ntonco pris­ . vlllagchlihway.lmprovement-tax $1.82, total I on ' roll call' carried by - the - f oltowing : vot* t hi*' lervicei,. we' the committee; would: rccom-> . the I county 'Jail over -to the: ghorlfl or hi* dtp- Co. Normal Training Clai*...... JOO-O" .taxu $13.46. :'V.:"'': r-.vV:-;-. : to the board at' morning-*ei*ion'Oct,' 12; 1916, mend.that hi*'aalary: be raiaedto .$400', per oner* to hard work, and moved it* adoption. yeai"23,~^nayi:'2.''';"'':"-'':"' •,',' '•.,•--:;', :Utle*.;',Further be it reaolved that thi* Board T. B. Sanitarium Fund...... !>?X?'22 ; :,r : : Owm'a AddtlUK and mad*;;a,*p*elairorder:of ,bu*lneai at:thii year. • , " Reapectfulty'aubmitted,. -^ •: pay no eonitable.claima on' aervice* rendered Sup. Catlin moved to amend by referring aame 'On motion: of: Sup.' Browne-tile matter. - of. to prosecuting attorney; The ihovor of the Ci. Road Fund, l%„n'"'«-.,--iVi*",ll"j'''" Tax of itiiS,; 16>/ji rdi front on N ltd* of adopting,the report of the Board of County tlme,;wu adopted on rbllcalt, yea* 26, naya 0. A. A. Hall,'A. A. Howlett, Grant Smith; after' November lat,: 1916,: on commitmenta to J.-O. Ruiiaon, A. li, Roie, ' Th*lelerk'then'pruanted^to tKe county'jail from :localitie* where aheriil reaolution aa amended tvaa thereupon carried; On motion of Sup. Hall, the matter of: tho N by Clark, blk 86.: Stat* tax $L98, county board could, include In their report: the' recom-' bond of:County:School Commlaalonar :F,.E,'. : or deputy aherilli are located and paid a aalary Chlldren'a Home, referred to In Sup. Hulwon I Searl and th* bond of County Treaaurer 8. 0. Mooroa relative;to.work.of priaoheri on road*, To ithe. Board of Superviaora;. :.::,>:: tax $l.46,,tawn:;tax ,86, achool and one mill mendatiun that certain'rbada be canitriioted In and aame on motion: waa: received 'and' placed by thia;caunty,'-;v ••' ''• i v ':' ; Resolved, That all juatice* of Ingliam county report, from committee on: Way* and Mean*, addition to the number already-named in laid Lane, which Oait. namad .'bond< ha* inotibeen; tax'$8.14;'count]r iwor tax ,11, town poor tax provid*d with revenue atampa, .and the *ame 'on 'file,;., .':-: '•. ::y ••,•:'•-•'/::•, :' ;>. :^:::'' i'.::; :''•.,.. •'; •;'VAFTEUNpON.SESSIC>N"'•':••'.: be notified to lentance priaoner* to hard labor. was fold'on tho table; . ..: . , ., .07; bridge'tax $1.16,-village highwgyimprove-' report,;::'!,:••','', ..,:.., :. :.:.•:••- T.":,.•,,::: .::;'•.: Engineer Hall' of the board of County Road' :;•.-• .;.':,:,J.-.T,-'Watklna.,' Sup. Gunn offered the following re«oIutlon. . The< committee'on tieheral Olaima reported !on motion' wer*inferred to th* committee' on- Commlaaioners, preaented' -the following' eup- Meeting called to'order';by'Chatrman'BttIceri .' Sup.'Pickard moved'that B; eomiiilttoe of which aame on roll oall.wa* declared carried by nient tax $1.41, total taxei $9.68. , :, back for allowance: the following bill) and lame Bond*-, and; the. pro**eutinB attorney, ;;: : We further recommend that there be charged 'Plemental -report of, the^ board,.and.-aame on /Roll call of.membera>; to the following (lltiei and town*, viit :,: ' lution whlch^*ame on roll'calliwaCiidoptod by from Prosecutihg Attorney W.O.'Brown, and City of I'Lanilnf I State tax $4,62,'county, tax on County;Road* and iBrldge*!:":: priaoners in county jail under, the direction of authorlted ond >n«t»«eted todraw on ord*r for Name' ; r ;:'!':': ClaitnedAliowed following votat: yea* ;26, nayi: non* i on motion of Sup; Baker aame waa received :.thalah•rlfll,-^wbl•h^motlo•i,wa•!'d«ll»:••rr<•d';8n4 '*^'?^i'^tf'2SiflLVi^^'2i?^i^'»^W'^'^S'if:SJ^i'H!S^ (th*?,; ehalrman';-' UMnupoa» apHMBWa ,'| aa> t'aueb Mft'•.vBi'^^»larah,'!d!atrlotV mananri of Jtb*^'jrfi»7 aommltt**':aup*.::Flokanl,-::!t**mah:'Blid'iBull*n,' '.tal*phan*>.eompanr:>addr*a**d-:thO'baard:i«ganii' ::'':On, motion :of ,attp;;:Rull*OB!!B::.v{iilt',tb"Ui*''Jall.' <|!SI0l^ni^iMovwii:^;thBtj:^ ^^^^ :lng^manh*r'ahd.rtliM;'of.'vaym*nt:ar'blll*:;and; 'tngcommlttoOaadit all totophono toll bill* OBchr, 'IbrwiiiiVhfe^^yJSi'ipSJai^ii^ , ., ,^.,,„.. on:.! motion i ot 'Supi^rowh .'thr 'ihattar.'wi**':' r«>~ by:the board-followlng:thO>el6*a';of,tli*:«*(Moh: .:*tol^».te:pUlMlr.',at(^^^^^ v,r:Ona;.(l)'mll*>:6f!*rvi*6ra''BtthoU'iM*iion.''Which'inottan : .|iVBapv^aiiUth;:^pr***BlM'^tlM::followlnKNiMla;. ^AIal*don;Bnd'cVa.vay:.;.To«n*hlp«>aK':th*'-*auth, :..: Sup;-i;Rull*on '::then''':pre*entedi th* Vr«port'';.bf; ibualneaa. :';"::"^::',;::;1-:;;:::,• =!.-^!:>'r.V:'::i^yv::::ni{^''!Jr;' JinO :of.-'8*01(14''•lid'!; th*^:north-:lin*:of,'Sae','t^8, the :committe«;an 'Way* and; Heanii and on 'roir 'Sup; 'Brown moved the :appolhtiMiit''.:;ot..B provBlliidi'l;?';,-:":^'':.':,;.''':;:'"'':;'»: '-'V:;, •:;':'•-:-.'; ;:'•,. •• ;tloB:whleh,:MUM' M> ietl.)ittir, »M -•depMi by:'•' .M»PMitiv*ly:fiEitlmat«|iea*t-:$6000,00.: : :" :; 'V'Onihotloh ot^Siip,' Brown' tho board ;to6k B" :*otaioli;»WMi'i26rBtir*''n6B«i^?i-r::'H*;;i;;,i:;;V:f:teii;:-s :calil lame iwaa ^adopted- and: ordered' apread- tipoh' committee of thre*. to Inveatigate ith*:matter of :- ;.MM*«;:untii;;on*^o'elO^;p;'in.:;}:,:;;.:' "i]::,^.:,'i:{:.:,: ^••:?:?:»oalt|!;I&;.Wa^^oa»^^ i^^IUiwIvad;' by;tb*:fBoMd^o(!iBup*rvl*6H:'o( V^Ono,'(l) mtio of:B-9;ear-; bank* for.th*;eoanty.ihgllb«*tMaMd.wtlhrth« th*hM>Borth'about'6S:rod*,'thenc*;«**t about ':Your':comniiittee>:t6i whom ;wa*;refeirrad'the ried and the chairman thereupon appointed aa 'TlM-at'at«'':lMrnal'!S:;'';.,, data"ith*':iain*:'l*i'i>ald,-''''=,'^:',':';'^-:: :'«:•:: ::;;-';',^''-'''''':''. j^'mll*|Vthene*<*outh •about>66 rodii':, theiice matter'of taking oaroot thiti contingent':fund auch ;coiiimittee,' Supa, -Brown, Taylor -: and !'Meeting eBiled to. order, by d^ nb lni4iiw^M w*it;tO':eompl*t«:tth»' mile,-b«tw*en:See.':16:*' -begi leave to report thot: they. hav*':eonferred Allen,': •: •.; :' " ;•.•./v:'r';;,t: ':• •; .,:Rol|:call, allimombori proHnt, - j1FMiMM»^[tmlMt' 'C^WSRwidaUf-ni:;:^^^, .;;4»,00 v-49.00 '2L ::•:.;; rf:':':::-:v^.':.•>=::'•:;:•:.':-''•••:•::;:•,:••!• :.::•••;'::;.;;••::; with -the,. attorney for the'.Lanaing i State iSav-' Sup. Byrum addreaaed ,the board on- the aub-' ;',,Tho, ;chMrm*n:th*nIiBnhounn«d'jth« ;BPPotnt' . iiatd.on ccunty;;b(d*ni«(t«r:'JM>;,-10tli otaaeh :'';Wo would Bl«o'\mommend the re|ea*e of,the' )iUwr;'taKH«'|ITi(S,-iihtaNit;:/ra: ,.. 6.66 6,66 !y*»r, •Y:---:-'':';:•:'• A';-:"':-':-:';i>i,; •;.:•'• r,x~..:••:::.;^'•.•y:•m••^-:::. .inga>Bank,'througlii.the ,.proiecuting::attorney, jectof banding .the county for cotifity''road ment',ot:th* foliowing ,committeoto^iMtlWlth I ';,Mi;fi6o.:v*'';:6tf : ^Thc'cltrkt21''and':tho'north"',i-:''carner of upoh:;the'!treaaurer by thoiicounty 'clerk:to an- on,.tho.. reaolution i,of,Sup, 'F*rI*,.,r*iBtlv*':,to; ito.th**provl(loni';6f';th«';.iMWr"Jndieaturt'Mt,'.ln, '8*0, 21i'D*ihi(Townahip, T 8 N, R.2 :W. from mitteo of three ,ta,inve*ttgate, authoritliig the Mni,:'D;:'tongy*ar: /;;;,•(';',:,'.. :^i,i ;:::w:;t 2.00* 1,00 th* >:mattar, of • tb^:et*rk'*. duti**' in :pr*parliig! amount not: exceeding'.$20,000,;:*ame:to)be' paid committee to visit not more; .than four coun-:, ,hulking the'.cannty.olerk purohoiing ngont for., ^jKBi?llile»-v;iV5!Si:;*;;',;'i';;';-v'i'.:: ;f5,40':^^:8.40' tho!CountrRoad:8y«tara,-,-.':";•'::.',.;;..••'"•:;;'.:••'•-,'-;'••;'•:' by: the county 'treaaurer: a*;:ioon :a*:lufllclent' all lupplieai: Sup*.: Hall;.F*rl*,'Bnd.Ro«o;:;:; eireult'«ourt.eBl*ndBr« and::*(|)*eiilly With'r*f>: ;:i';iUnderieohdltidni;.now ,exl*tlng' in: that ;iec- ties, and report-to thia boardat the'.January, : Lii^Nnciy *:: Van • liuren: Pt,:'Ca r.i'-»4l60.:v;;v4,60 «r*nc*i to; th*;pt*PBratlohi of,' tK*^ lint rMMndar' '! fund* are received,from the tax,: with: intareat. '1916, acaslon. "' '-,;' .::::••:;•.:',..:.':,'';'.• -:'.:'",, i'.Sup, :R6ae; moved .that B foneo, bo, con(truct*d; tloii of tho' town(hlp:af;D«lhi;iwa deeni'it:ad- Therefore, we offer :the foliowing'.reaolutloni:' . on e**t *ld*, »nd roar of 1*11, th* countyi to' '-RoM^iBmlMtspt»;:;Cdv;;ri,,;'^^i';.vv;;ri 4.60 . 4,60 :ttiid(r .th*.n*w:aei,:for tb*:,JaBMryi'.'ltll, ;t«rmi' .viMibl*f:;to:;(tart,::procaedlng*' to/condemn .'the Sup. Hail moved ai;Bh:amendment:that tho '•Hi'^Ai';'Th'omp*)B-:.C6','::";'i:;;vi'i'*i',,'.':' 8.60 $.60 *nd'/Ni)u*it*d vUiat,: it.'comiiiUt** 'b*:for ;th*tn*w.> rlght-of•way."Bt:ohce,'' and li.hereby:dtreoted:torpay;all countyorder* ;Clorkliii:jCh*mlb»|i!.OoM';'i*i;; i'l'^^i«6,004;'r$.00 : to liivaitliBt* f tb* {Bihottht lof. «l*rl(Bll iMrvictf In ;'i'>•;.5;"^ •':i.^:''.;:^,.*:-':''Ro*P*otfully';»HbmltUd; ;;.' \, rum, mover:of th* original' motlori,::accepted tho.eomoni block* and, Bkilitd ; labor 'to lay 'ti'^HivHgiffiioB'iv.v'rfiv'ri'i'i.vi'ii',''' W.7ISilO,76i iMBn*«t|oii :tiMNwlthi>aBd ;Nportsta.tliU board ' < W..A; Foadlek. Chairman,; T, -H.> Billiard,: B,' cMhad;; by :;tha - Laming'; Stato., Skvingi;,BBnki 'the' amendmont, and tho motion ai'^Brntuddd ,i*m*,;md th*iK*rtS to:fumiah.'tb* labor, for- •Nofthi«*ir»tti'.Cto;';;:;;i^:;V:i'..Vj';'«. .•;8O,?,^K:«'»0' prlor^to;tho oloi* of ^thoi Ottobtr 'NNIOB', Tho, T,; Slllotti Board 1 of County Road; GommlNlon- add pay.intorMt'thereon 'at':th* rata ot/t p«r ;w«*.carried,:.': . ' '^ \-:.::' ::.,••:::•.••);';•>•,•''"•'•'' tho:manufaottiri.of th*.block*;.vSamoiOBrritd 1.07; >«bWnnaB tlwrfupoB iOB''nMitloB'ot^ Bap,'!'ltoM' Mht p*rvBhnum,' to.'January° 10th.': 1916,'; on. all' : :.Tho ohilrman thereupon Bppblntod' th* foI> .onfroll:oall .by :tho foiiowins vototyoa* S6,; lito appolBtM.^.tht($(ollowint^;«o»mlt(Mt!'U]:f«» eaunty'ord*rica*hed'by:iiId bkhk,;Bi Mon BI towing membon a* iuoli'committ**t :8upi; By* naya Bon*. ;!W.'':.'V:::Vv'.:•:'• :"\'V:;-;-'.i;-:*;:;:.;';.;: ::::.;•'':

':-WP'7',:, 'm- .^m: ^v.;-,'.;,!,!,;":::;,;!- Crotty Bros 140.16 140.15 Jamoa Brogtn, Martin Leemtn, F. W. Katnr. A. J. Burchfleld .....: 4.29 4.29 Tht Romanea of dthar Yaarg. Tlio commlttcQ nn GenerHl CInlma reported The committee on General ClalmB reported Mfg, Dist. Bureau Inc 16.i!l! 1B.26 buck cliilnis No, 05, proBonted by Wynkoop A hajk for allowiinco tho following clalmi and F, E. SoatI ,.. G1.6S 61.68 Sup, Howlett prcicnted the following report "One of tho most beautiful smiles Charles Frohnian recently observed . Thereupon nn motion of Sup. Kaiaer the 'the committee on ShertlT t 2.94 2.94 bles of .most people of taste and cul­ served probably Is a lack of intensified Sup, l»••"* ''»••'» Iteapcctfully submitted, granted the society, providing tho proposed al­ ,1. .T, Cook, ly, pd 18,5.l 18.6.1 terations meet with the approval of a com­ I OUR PUBLIC FORUM • ,T. .T. Cook, % pd 2.26 2.25 Ihllnif llroH. *"Evonird 26.00. 25,60 1,. T. I.nsenby, O. N. Plckard, J. T. Wat- petent architect, and thnt they be made with­ ,T. .T. Cook, % pd 12.,'I6 12.36 Doubledny llroH. & Co J.86 .1..1I kins, by Ilinman, Cpnimlttco. out nny expense to tlio county, A Rui'opean.order for a million rifles llcnvy KurU, % pd 17.00 8.50 H. O. Kreolaml "•"» f;''f' Sup. Lnsonby also moved thnt County Road follows a big order for shells. When Henry Ktirte, % pd Id.OO, 8.00 c!"{rtt'^'''':'?::::;;::: "« '•'«CommlBslone r Thomas BlUzard file a duplicate ' A. L. Rose, H. R, Taylor, Fred R, Allen. Hoary Kurtz, % pd 60.00 26.00 A. w.LamJoa-:::;:::.; •'!•»!> fz of the orlRlnal bond, which same had been Sup, Ruliaon presented the following report F. C. Howe the civil war broke out England pro­ Henry ICurt/., % pd 9.86 0.85 Walter S. Hoot i'»» ^••f} lost or mislaid, which motion prevnilod. of the Witys and Means committee, which same hibited the exportation of arms nnd Henry Kurtz, % pd 17.27 17.27 Rice & Co ••• •'•'''• .l'/' Sup, UroKnn presented the following report was on hia own motion adapted; ^^^^_^ On The Advantages ot Free Ports A. ,7. Ilurchfiold, % pd 30.00 1»..|0 of the committee on County Farm BulldinRS, Tlic committee on Ways nnd Means report munitions purposely to prevent the A. ,1, lliirchdold, % pd..- 1.11 1,11 Dr. G. M. Diiit 20.00 15.00 Golden Ilulo Supply Co 5.00 T,,fl0 and moved its adoption. Same waa duly carried i that they havo Interviewed the cashier of tho A, ,7. Ilurchfiold, % pd 21.21 21.21 To the llonorablo Board of SupervlBors of State Savings Bank at Lansing, who says they ' , ""^"^Ij^^ Mr. P, C. Howe, Federal Commissioner ot Immlgra. United States from getting them "to A, .1. Uiirchflold, !J.i pd 5.70 6.70 C, P. MickolBoa '"•«» ?'•"" O. H. Krceluml »'•»» "'^X InRliam County; will bo very glad to loan the county up to turn and light England with," as one N. M. .Snyder, 1)', pd 9.50 0.50 C. h. Fratchcr •"'•'"' •""•*"• Your committee on county farm nnd bulld- $20,000, provided the legality of such loan shall ( N. M. .Snyder, % pd 2.50 2.50 InuB, beg leave to report that we find the farm bo agreed upon by the proBccutlng attorney Htatesmiin put It. The clianceii that Mr». Ida Snyder, % pd 7.17 7..17 Lawrence & Vnnlluren ^.JjjJ j-M In good condition, and the buildings in fine and the attorney for said bank, '' LIZ^B ^'°"' ^''° '^ ""^ °' ^^^ ^^^^ American authorities on City of LanBlnc ""'"j^ ^%ij, shape, oaiiocially the barn, which wo think is the rllles nnd shells wo sell to tho Iwl- WrH. Kiitc Mnrniy, % pd 10.07 10.07 J. G. Ruliaon, H. E. Gunn, A. L. Rose. . i^ltttl^Kt marinp commerce, in discussing the relation of tree porta .liifl, Markcy 11.50. 11.60 Tho Cudahy I'l.cliinK Co 7.00 7.00 second to none In Ingham county, The atock to the development of sea trade said in part: ligerouts now iimy get Lack at us somo .liiu. l\Inrkey 16.50 16.60 Leallo Homo Tel. Co 4.80 4.89 Is in good condition nnd wo have no recom­ Sup. Clement preaented tho following report K. .1. Hliikely 10.00 10.00 J. A. Bolce l''X» If'^O mendations to make. There are a few minor of the committee on Apportionment and moved . "Ships will go hundreds of miles out of their way to day Is fully ns good as that the United K. J. niiikely 20.00 20.00 Frank Shepanl Co r..0» J'"" repairs which the county commlsaloners can Its adoption, which same on roll call was avoid ports surrounded by a tariff wall. Tho only way, States would light England fifty years (!. ,7. NoU 4.86 4.86 Marie T. Url,nn«ki J".'" '»•'» take care of and which the ways a:iil means adopted by tlie following vote: yeas 20, nays therefore, for a country with a tariff to compote in the .7aii. Alonlck :uo 58 'iK'iii'73'" 75 00 2700 00 250 00 the Panama ciinnl are not meant for iPKhani 11175 44 11440 (10 253 20 800 00 1309 (12 ',ii4.'i'6fl 100 CO 109 00 IS85 30 goods ns well as of money. For credit tho world over is created by currently LanslUK Tp 840(1 22 11124 15"Vo'ia '"Viii "hVii' "HSr;'):'!'" 1000 00 2(107 40 5000 00 200 00 190 00 5214 9;i .created wealth in transit or change so that cur financial expansion Is depcnd- them; slm|)ly the United States way of I.iiroy 4r>lW Oil 1 1(1 :.'71l" 50 1000 00 5480 00 Il5t0 2017 711 41185 21 lOOJ 00 •-••---• Losllo U404 ;ifl 701(1 !I2 3180 00 "'n'ia lOJO 00 4ri()0 00 5275 00 "si'6'06 2250 no "7o6'66 ,ent upon the opening up of American ports to tho clearance of tho wealth of aaylilg, "limuls oil'!" to all creation. l,Olllt(i ;ii)2i 1(1 ilDllO 32 Oii 450 21 131 63 1000 00 1500 00 2105 87 100 00 3701 85 "256'ob the world. A port should not operate to yield a return on tho Investment, 10.141 H.!> fKISS 24 5200 OC .150 00 54(19 25 WXW !10 "'o'i.-i' 12:1 17 1000 00 but to develop the prosperity of the country." In recapitulating the advan­ OnoiulaKa il720 75 40;iH 4(1 2000 00 "(ioiio'iM ill70 00 "io4"66 257(1 90 0 00 Biirbiink's seedless apple may be- 184 !i:i ,St(icUl)rUl(,'0 4409 25 4850 no 115 150:i 00 2:121 49 04:10 4!l 100 00 I4rS 91 Gravel "ioo'oo I.illO tages, Mr. Howe brings out tho importance of the free port in developing our Vuvay 4014 55 71 18 4(H) 00 lllllO 20 I1S75 00 '"flo'oo 1300 20 Tax I'^i'iice worth Willie aa a freak side crop, but 4,'!57 ,'15 "(ioi'iy?'" r»y iictH of 1889, ns amended. In order to ascertain to aacertain the amount of clerical service nec­ motion prevailed nnd the chairman thereupon or arinlea here In the civil war were the will of the iiuallflcd electors ot said coun­ essary In tho prciianitiou of tho January, 1910, the inmatea of the jail, and on motion of appointed .Sups, Rose, Hall and Allen, Sup. Brown the report was received and the ty, whether or not the manufncturo of liquors term calender nnd ituive ""f™ PMvalled on Berth* Allen X X Seca 83 and 34 to the lino between Ingham roll call by the following vote; yeaa 17, liaya t.' money and, as a result, the farmers and business men and which interferes. Jaa. Raymond ••• X and Jaekaon eountiea Tht< road to be known Sup, Smith moved to reconalder the action Harry Burke X X X aa the Bunkerhilj-Jaekaon Road. of the board:on the reaotutlon providing for the statesmen are now shaking hands oyer a bale ot cotton. John C«mp|)ell X X X banka to atamp on all county ordera dat^ of Carrnnzn iooka for recognition ^just X Atao, beginning at the Danavtile-Bunkerhlll payment, whieh motion duly carried. i. "The FarmersV union stands before the public today proud as a king; Myron Wirkham X X road In the eaat part of See. 27, Ingham town- Albert Ltwii (D«ces«ed) Sup Smith then preaented the following where he is a well known subject or X ahtp and running in a weaterly and north- glorying in its achievements and boasting of its possibilities of rendering a Arthur Sekver ••«,t,,.*,,.i»««i.•*•*•••*•••*•*••**•• X waatarly direction thru Seca 27, 28, 29, 80 and leaolutlon which on hIa own motion, .'waa deep suspicion. Roy Howland ,,,«*•• •••••,••••*••••• •**•• X X adoptcdt servlce.itd tbe men who follbw the plow. The: union sounds the ;bugle call X 19 o< Ingham township and Seca. 24, 23, 14, 15 F. F. Perklni «,,,«,«tttfit,**t,**i««*«<* •..,•• X and 10 ot Vevay townahtp to meet th* Maacn- Reaolved, by thci Board of Supervlaor* of of orgEinization summoning every yeoman to rally around its colors. In busi­ Stellft Silk ••* •••••*t«t,«i* • X X Danavtll* road In th* weat part ot 8«o. 10. Ingham countyt .That all order* cashed by One sure gain ot poorest- Viicailon is Peter Reccis •*«««*,«it,(,«f,ftii*,,ffft*t«it,,«**i**« Q X Thia road to b* known aa th* M**on-Stock- MS? j.»r«. "•• •*°"."*' .!!'••": •* •»«niP«d with ness it staiids tor education and co-operation; in the home it stands for Sally Berth* Allen t**,»,i,*,*««t»a«***tt,*«»«*it»,t*t,t*i A X brldg* Road. Reapaettully aubmlttad, nA l^'^.i^l! '*J"*,\f "• ''• •^"'1 "lat all order* tiiat you get from somen heie to some­ Jaa. Raymond •,*••••••,*••*•••••••••••*•«•,•••**•*• X not 10 «l«mp*d will not r*celv* any Intereat. and the babies; in government it stands tor constructive statesmanship. Mtnnte Bower ••,••,••••••t«a,f*,,t*«***i* *«,•• X W. O. Foadlok, chairman, T, H, PItaaard, ».ij »!*•* '»»">•«•* That no Intereat will be At tho moment it directs tbe attention of tho farmers ot tbe South to ware­ where else JennU Walker • X X Board ot County Road Commlaalonara. paid on county ordera after Jan. lOtb ot *aeh yCBrt housing and financing tbe present cotton crop. Fellow farmers, ariso and Ora Brown , *••***••••••••,•••••(«•,*•••••••• •• X Sup. Byrum pnaontad th* following raaola- MerrlU Fore* ...., t •>> s X tton .which aam* on roll call on Ma own mo­ salute King Cotton, a sovereign in whose reign tbe prosperity of this state Borne of the vuenijcs in crime mlKbt . gill BltlUfc iM. • .^^.^^^^^^...... _S 'X tion prevailed by the following vote; yeaa 16, Jte Pn"^ i**"' 'i"*.,*?*"* "' 8uperlnt*ndenta of X naya nonet the Poor hjkve building* on th* County Farm is involved and a ruler whose scepter turns the fleecy fiber Into gold. A king he reached by a pure mental fuinl law. Thorn Hicirtny •> •• * rodded, which motion prevailed. J. B. Ohureh .«(•.•..••••*...... ****.i A X Reaolved, by the Ingham County Board of at whose loom nature weaves, and an Imperial potentate at whose shrine John Wibrlt.^..tLi.,,**..**.•...*.(*..*.«.,******** » Supervlsora; That the clerk la hereby Inatruct- Sup. Rose moved the appointment ot Henry Ernat Oluabrook (Jaekion Co.) X ad to notify the JuaUcea ot th* county that It C Freelend of the flrct ward ot Maaon to look millions kneel and sing his praise. Strike tor your home, your family and after the burial ot Indigent loldlera, which Warrtn Puchart X X la the aenae ot thIa board that all eommittmenta your country by Joining the'union and becoming a part ot the great eco­ Tho Five Kakkat. Ghai, oMhinMi .,....*(...... ***...... *.*.****• •• X ot priaoner* outalde of the county after Nov, motion was duly carried, . ^ John Kins .*...... ,.•.*...... *....*.....*******•• •* 'X 5, 1916, b« turned over to th* aharlff or hIa Th* commute* on General Claim* reported nomic force that is uplifting this state and nation. The Farmers' union Is A set of regulations, Intended to dis­ Amlal Da Dynt ...... *...*.***.******* X r daputlii, and that th* txpenaea ot th* deputy back for allowance th* following bill* and the plowman's hope. Without organization he can neither help himself nor tinguish the Blkbs irrevocably from Guati^ Duntwat ....•.••< .,.••...,. X X sheriff* for .tranaporting priaoner* outald* th* aam* were allowed aa follow* t Hftrry Basoid ..(.....(...... *.^..******** •* X county or to th* county Jail b* allowad by th* pNam* Cl*lm*d Allowad li& helped by others, and through organization ho is all-powerful. those around the'm, was the rule of the FTMICII 0*Nail ...... **...... *.*..***•** X X county auditing committ** *aoh month and £• ^' *«' 1167.60 tl67.60 "We have Just passed through the greatest slaughter in crop prices ever Five Kakkus. Every Sikh must Imve Adftnt Koitoikt .«._^...... *..•. X^ 'X paldj>n an ord*r drawn by th* dark. Edwifd DtlihiAly^'ff*»i. ..».. X > X X <- known in the history of the cotton industry. The loss to tho southern planter with him Ave things beginning vylth AlbtrtWIIUftnA ...... 7...... 'i,...3*.. f^ Sup. Brogan movad th* appolntm*nt ot a the letter "k"—viz, kesn (long hair), HMnryUvtafitonI .•"...... i^...*...,''" z committ** ot thre* nMmb*r* to lnv**tigBt* th* last year was greater than that ot tbe treeing ot the slaves during the Civil J' matter* contained In th* commnnleatlon from Mich. StaU -Tjl. Co 86.10 66.65 war, and tbe. European conflict is by no means over. The phantom ot low knngha (a comb), knradu (n knife), StMtof.'BukA i.ti... .T....I... X th* Road Oammlaatonan and r*port at J*n< EWUpmb Ja.SIX I ?!'>•.i •*.....*. ...>.'..*• < X >I If '5^ i kirapana (a sword) nnd kaolui (breeches' nary aaaalon, which motion waa duty carried Dr.fa*M.Dutt 28.60 17.60 prices that hovers around every cotton field in Texas ought to encourage tbe Wnii O'WMT'i'i.iWt..•>«••...>•.>.«.... • X , J K J and.th* chalrmah th*r*apon appolntad a* luch BOMM'taMIl (.•••JiixV"'****"*'**""""**""" i farmers to deeds of commercial valor. Look upon tbe face of your babe In reaching to tho knee). The purpose of ' X "nX, committ** I Sup*. Brogan. Alton and Hall. Suit' ft"'."'.,^"' S" "••" ''''«,41 the cradle; look upon the woman who stands by your side, then look your these rules was thnt every Sikh should Ralph MM kij«..],.'...*i...>.'>,«t..•>>..•.•...••.•.*•• x J Sup. Boa* ofTorad th* following rcaotntlon. Hif'' *&" "awn Co 10,60 10.60 n X ' which on hii'ewn motion waa adoplid on roll own destiny squarely in the face, ,Lay aside the petty dlfterences that so avoid shaving, ns do Mohnmnicdans John Oulvtr7.'....'><'i.<..•••••.•Ml...••>•>•.••.••>*• X X In»ng Broa, * Evcrard ,.,, 88,60 *8,6| ealUby th* following tot* IN** 19. nay* nonai hi °'^^i^ "'o* O-OO 11.00 •asily beset you, awaken from the lethargy ot indifference that steeps your and Hlndufl, nnd should bo coustantly .R«*elv*4 bv th* Board* of 8np*rvlion «t K"?' ?• Ifown * * IWl 16.61 laghpm aennir that th* county emk h* and RIohmon Baokui Co |7,B2 21.78 aenies in poverty and arouse thoughts from their dumb cradles and be up and armed and free from long garments that haitbr li'initnetad to draw an ord*r for |60 J. M, Muiinaa eo icoo lo.oo doing with a'determination that'wins, I and nlly around the union, for there might Impede him in a fight. , for hlg iftrvlcM M ctark of th* Board and pn* a«o,.TumbttiJ. J._Gook i .'.,;;:,,;; ^U,0UMl U.0I»M6 l i no other road to suoceis except through organization." ' _^

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