Charter election first Monday in April of each year. The Mayor serves two years, the Comptroller four, the Treasurer two and the Recorder two.

(Terms expire April 1^st of year named)

Mayor-Wm CUNNINGHAM-City Hall-1903

Recorder-Octavus A. MARSAC-City Hall-1902

Treasurer-H. A. GUSTIN-City Hall-1903

Comptroller-Thomas W. MOORE-City Hall-1905

City Attorney-Brakie J. ORR-City Hall-1903

City Engineer-George TURNER-City Hall-1903

Chief Fire Dept-T. K. HARDING-City Hall

Chief of Police-N. N. MURPHY-City Hall

Police Justice-Wm M. KELLEY-City Hall-1903

Health Officer-Harvery GILBERT, MD

Street Commissioner-Byron ALLEY-City Hall-1902

Wood Inspector-Wm RATTRAY-1903

Boiler Inspector-Eli BURK-1903

Milk Inspector-George H. STEVENSON-1902

Plumbing Inspector-Robert S. WATSON

Harbor Master-N. N. MURPHY-1902

Pound Master-John ROWELL-1902

Pound Master-Frank LEPPEK-1902

The term for the first-named Alderman of each ward expires April 1, 1902; the second named, April 1, 1903.

First Ward-Wm B. CLARK, Theodore TRUDELL

Second Ward-Frederick C. BOUTELL, George H. SCHINDERHETTE

Third Ward-Charles L. FOX, James M. LEWIS

Fourth Ward-Harry BEARD, Edward KROENCKE

Fifth Ward-Joseph FETTER, Frederick SHAW

Sixth Ward-Frank S. A. VAN AUKEN, Duncan G. McGREGOR

Seventh Ward-John WELCHLI, James SCOTT

Eighth Ward-Stephen SADON, Frank SCHRAM

Ninth Ward-Charles A. WALCH, I. A. SHANNON

Tenth Ward-Herman YON, James DONNELLY

Eleventh Ward-Clarence L. SHELDON, Julius KOSS

Ways and Means-KROENCKE, SCHINDEHETTE, DONNELLY

Judiciary-DONNELLY, SCHRAM

Ordinances-FETTER, HAMET, BEARD

Taxes and Health-SHANNON, CLARK, WELCHLI

Fire Department-SCHINDCHETTE, KOSS, SHAW

Claims and Accounts-VAN AUKEN, SHELDON, FETTER

Printing-WELCHLI, CLARK

Parks and Public Buildings-BOUTELL, CLARK, SCOTT

Streets and Sewers No. 1-TRUDELL, YON

Streets and Sewers No. 2-McGREGOR, SADON, FETTER

Water Works-SHELDON, SCOTT, SHANNON

Retrenchment-BEARD, VAN AUKEN, BOUTELL

Pounds and Markets-SCHRAM, YON, SADON

Liquor Traffic-KOSS, SADON, TRUDELL

Street Lighting-FOX, SCHINDEHETTE, McGREGOR

Sidewalks and Damage Claims-SCOTT, DONNELLY

Special City Hall-WELCHLI, SHELDON, VAN AUKEN

President-Frederick P. BROWNE

Vice President-T. E. WEBSTER

Secretary-O.A. MARSAC

Treasurer-Henry A. GUSTIN

Superintendent-J. A. STEWART

First Ward-E. M. SHARP, C.E. ROSENBURY

Second Ward-J. VAN KLEECK, T.E. WEBSTER

Third Ward-G.P. COBB, L.G. WILLCOX

Fourth Ward-F.A. NEWCOMB, C.R. WELLS

Fifth Ward-L.W. TOBIAS, G.W. WILLIS

Sixth Ward-H.A. BOITEAU, O.J. WALLIN

Seventh Ward-Mrs. M.A. DOWNING, B.E. WARREN

Eighth Ward-J. SCHULTZ, J. SLAZINSKI

Ninth Ward-F.P. BROWNE, N.A. EDDY

Tenth Ward-J.E. DARLING, W. GALARNO

Eleventh Ward-G.W. BUTTERFIELD, J. McLEAN

Wm. CUNNINGHAM, Mayor

Thomas K. HARDING, Secretary

George TURNER

E.L. DUNBAR

Wm. H. FITZHUGH, Superintendent and Chief Engineer

Wm. CUNNINGHAM, ex-officio

Robert W. ERWIN-May 1, 1902(term expires)

Frank E. RUGGLES-May 1, 1903(term expires)

Harvery GILBERT, Secretary and Health Officer

O. A. MARSAC, ex-officio

Matthew LAMONT, Chairman-May 1, 1902(term expires)

I.W. MOORE, Sec ex-officio

O.A. WATROUS-May 1, 1903(term expires)

John W. SHEARER-May 1, 1904(term expires)

George TURNER-ex-officio

Wm. LAMONT-April 1, 1902(term expires)

Thomas GLINACKI-April 1, 1902(term expires)

Patrick RYAN-April 1, 1902(term expires)

Mayor Wm CUNNINGHAM, Pres ex-officio

Aaron J. COOKE, Librarian and Sec,

Trustees-Archibald McDONNELL, Chester L. COLLINS, Orrin BUMP, John A. STEWART, W.I. BROTHERTON, Jacob DARDAS.

G. Henry SHEARER-September 6, 1902(term expires)

Benjamin F. RAY-September 6, 1903(term expires)

Robert E. BOUSFIELD-September 6, 1904(term expires)

Homer E. BUCK-September 6, 1905(term expires)

Walter S. COUSINS-September 6, 1906(term expires)

Arthur H. INGRAHAM-September 6, 1907(term expires)

Arthur F. BROOKMAN-September 6, 1908(term expires)

E.L. DUNBAR, Supt. and Sec.

T.A. DELZELL, Asst. Sec.

Headquarters, City Hall

Ubald R. LORANGER-May 1, 1902(term expires)

Wm LANGE-May 1, 1903(term expires)

Charles FOX-May 1, 1904(term expires)

Alexander T. STEVENSON-May 1, 1905(term expires)

Sanford V. WILKIN-May 1, 1906(term expires)

Octavius A. MARSAC, Sec. ex-officio

Nathaniel N. MURPHY, Chief

A.D. WYMAN, Captain

George A. HEMSTREET, Wm E. TOLES, Mathew RYAN, George A. CRAIG, Sergeants.

Wm M. KELLEY, Police Justice

John W. MULHOLLAND, Sanitary Officer

Samuel M. CATLIN, Truant Officer

Ellen LORD, Matron

Patrolmen-Jacob SADON, George TRAUB, Joseph RATTCLIFFE, Frederick A. GOULDING, James P. WARFIELD, Anthony RIPSKY, Remauld RABIDEAU, Tustin E. HATCH, John KENNEDY, Frederick FOX, E.W.WARFIELD, Hiram HAWKINS, Robert WALLACE, Charles MARKEL, Christopher WACKERLY, W.B. FITZGERALD, H.F. SLATER, Wm BLISS.

Headquarters, City Hall

Joseph J. FORCIER, Pres.-March 21, 1902(term expires)

G. Henry SHEARER-March 21, 1906(term expires)

C.D. RICHARDSON, Sec.-March 21, 1903(term expires)

Solomon WILHELM-March 21, 1904

C.H. WELLS-March 21, 1905

Department Officers

Thomas K. HARDING, Chief Engineer and Dept. Electrician

Erastus L. DUNBAR, Assistant Chief Engineer

William ALLAN, First District Engineer

Gottlieb KEMPTER, Second District Engineer

Charles CRAMPTON, Dept. Lineman and Batteryman

Hose Company No. 1-Washington ave between 4^th and 5^th. George H. THOMPSON, Capt.; D. FLADUNG, Lieut.; J.C. FREEMAN, D.C. RIVETT, Wm. DAWSON, Pipemen; James A. FOX, Driver; Robert IRWIN, Thomas W. HARDING, John FITZGERALD, Auxiliaries.

Hose Company No. 2-S w cor Belinda and Fitzgerald. Albert E. ELLIS, Capt.; Wm. J. WATTS, John G. FRIEBE, Peter DWYER, Pipemen; Wm E. PARKS, Driver; Nelson BASSETTE, Orvel A. DEZILEY, Millard W. WELLS, Auxiliaries.

Hose Company No. 3-Washington ave between 11^th and Columbus ave. Jesse W. RADFORD, Capt.; John WHITLOCK, Lieut.; Martin C. NICHOLS, Frank WELTER, Pipemen; Robert ATKINSON, Driver; George C. RADFORD, Henry WALTERS, Gideon GORDON, Auxiliaries.

Hose Company No. 4-Cor 34^th and Taylor. Gottlieb KEMPTER, Capt.; Theron E. SMITH, Lieut.; Lester J. BOITEAU, Russell CALLENDER, Pipemen; John McGINNIS, Driver; Daniel McNIEL, Charles NICHOLS, Auxiliaries.

Hose Company No. 5-Cor Lafayette ave and Broadway. Frank TEPOORTEN, Capt.; Edwin BRIGHT, Lieut.; James FROST, Jacob ELLSMORE, Pipemen; Cornelius REGAN, Driver; Charles KANEHL, Auxiliary.

Hose Company No. 6-Cor 7^th and Johnson. H.J. STORK, Capt.; Wm B. ROWELL, Leonard H. NICKEL, Joseph BURNS, Pipemen; Sherman L. GRANDY, Driver; Joseph S. HENNESY, C. HEGENAUER, Auxiliaries.

Hook and Ladder Company No. 1-Washington ave between 11^th and Columbus ave. William ALLAN, Capt.; John ATKINSON, Lieut.; Charles H. CRAMPTON, Ladderman; J. Henry STARK, Driver; Robert BAINBRIDGE, James L. BUTTERFIELD, Auxiliaries.

Hook and Ladder Company No. 2-Cor 34^th and Taylor. John WATSON, Capt.; Wm H. RICHARDSON, Lieut.; Walter N. TEALL, Ladderman; George ANGER, Driver; Henry HOGAN, John RIDIKER, Auxiliaries.

Chemical Company No. 1-Washington ave between 4^th and 5^th. Edward GRANDY, Capt. and Engineer; P. J. McAULIFFE, Driver.

Engine Company No. 4-Cor 34^th and Taylor. (In Reserve)

Engine Company No. 2-Washington ave between 11^th and Columbus ave. (In Reserve)

Circuit Judge-Theodore F. SHEPARD

Sheriff-Henry J. KINNEY

County Clerk-Ludwik DANIELS

County Treasurer-Charles J. SMITH

Register of Deeds-George E. WEDTHOFF

Prosecuting Attorney-Edward E. ANNEKE

Circuit Court Commissioners-James E. BROCKWAY, Frank L. EDINBOROUGH

Judge of Probate-Griffith H. FRANCIS

Coroners-Fred E. VAN TUYLE, George N. EWELL

Surveyor-George E. TURNER

Superintendents of Poor-Wm MAXSON, Charles ANDERSON, August MIESEL.

The Board of Supervisors of Bay County meets in the Court House, in Bay City, in October. Meetings are held several times during the year, the Board being subject to the call of one-third of the members. The members are elected annually at the spring election; one from each township, and one from each ward in Bay City and West Bay City; the Controller of each city and the Recorder of West Bay City are members ex-officio.

Name-Township and Wards-P.O. Address (respectively)

WASHER, John-Bangor-West Bay City

PEOPLES, Wm-Beaver-Willard

REICHARD, John M.-Frankenlust-West Bay City

COGGINS, John H.-Fraser-Linwood

REID, Wm H.-Garfield-Crump

BARTLETT, Richard-Gibson-Bentley

KNIGHT, Birdsey-Hampton-Bay City

OTT, Christian-Kawkawlin-Bedell

HOWELL, C. A.-Merritt-Munger

MOELLER, Henry-Monitor-West Bay City

BRYCE, James-Mount Forest-Mt. Forest

HARTINGH, Wm-Pinconning-Pinconning

WAGNER, Wm-Portsmouth-Bay City

SULLIVAN, Morris J.-Williams-North Williams

Bay City

GRACE, Richard-First Ward

HEISORDT, Peter S.-Second Ward

PIERCE, D. M.-Third Ward

DAVIS, John H.-Fourth Ward

COMBS, John-Fifth Ward

WILCOX, Charles A.-Sixth Ward

SCHUESSLER, Charles-Seventh Ward

WYRYBSKI, Anthony-Eighth Ward

GARRISON, Louis C.-Ninth Ward

McDONALD, Donald J.-Tenth Ward

HEUMANN, Mathias-Eleventh Ward

CUNNINGHAM, Wm-Mayor, Bay City

MOORE, Thos. W.-Comptroller, Bay City

ORR, Brakie J.-City Attorney, Bay City

West Bay City

LOURIM, Patrick-First Ward

TODD, James S.-Second Ward

DAVIS, Frank H.-Third Ward

NEWELL, R. B.-Fourth Ward

JONAS, Augustine-Fifth Ward

SWEENEY, Richard N.-Sixth Ward

BOSTON, John-Comp., West Bay City

SWEENEY, F.G.-Clerk, West Bay City

La RUE, C.M.-Treas., West Bay City

WARD, Nicholas E.-Pres. Essexville

LANDSBERG, Louis-Pres. Pinconning

Frank T. WOODWORTH, Chairman; Harrison W. GARLAND, Clerk; John H. BLOMSHIELD, Engineer; Dorr F. KINNEY, M. RIEGEL.

George L. FRANK, Chairman; John HARTLEY, Frank KUSMIERZ, Wm HOUSER, Gustav HINE.

Township, Name, Postoffice Address and Commission expires (respectively)

Bangor-VAN ALSTINE, Cleveland-West Bay City-1902

MEED, George A.-West Bay City-1903

BURGESON, Andrew S.-West Bay City-1904

Bay City-CALLANDER, Wm E.-Bay City-1902

STUART, Willard-Willard-1903

LINDSAY, Will J.-Willard-1902

MACKENSON, Theodore-Willard-1905

MERRITT, N.-Bay City-1905

Beaver-KOCH, Henry-Willard-1904

Bentley-PETITT, Robert-Bentley-1903

Essexville-FELKER, Wm-Essexville-1905

Frankenlust-WEGENER, August-West Bay City-1904

Fraser-CLANCY, Wm-Michie-1902

COGGINS, James W.-Michie-1902

GLASPIE, Monroe W.-Lengsville-1904

Garfield-STEVENS, Wm R.-Garfield-1902

BALLMORE, Antoine-Linwood-1903

JOHNSON, Michael-Garfield-1905

Gibson-BRINTNELL, Aaron-Bentley-1902

FAULDS, Andrew-Bentley-1902

HARVEY, Enoch-Bentley-1904

Hampton-BURNS, Wm H.-Essexville-1902

VENNEX, Jacob-Essexville-1903

SHARPE, John-Essexville-1904

Kawkawlin-WARREN, John-Kawkawlin-1905

McKAY, Wm-Kawkawlin-1902

Merritt-ELLISON, George W-Munger-1905

TENNANT, F.R.-Munger-1902

TOUGH, G.C.-Munger-1903

SOMERFIELD, Michael A.-Munger-1904

Monitor-PAIGE, Daniel W.-Kawkawlin-1901

DUNHAM, F.W.-West Bay City-1903

WHITE, C.L.-West Bay City-1904

Mount Forest-CRONK, Edward-Mt. Forest-1905

KEATON, James E.-Mt. Forest-1905

QUIGLEY, Wm-Mt. Forest-1902

ROBINSON, R.J.-Mt. Forest-1903

ROSS, Walter B.-Mount Forest-1905

Munger-HORTON, Heman-Munger-1905

Pinconning-BINGHAM, Charles L.-Pinconning-1905

DOAN, Milton-Pinconning-1902

CUSHEL, Edward-Pinconning-1903

MANSFIELD, Henry C.-Pinconning-1904

Portsmouth-CARTWRIGHT, Edward-Bay City-1905

McFARLANE, David-Bay City-1903

REINKE, Wm H.-Munger-1904

Tebo-McGINNIS, Wm-Tebo-1905

West Bay City-NEUMANN, Frederick-Webber Blk-1902

CASNER, Joseph-Webber Blk-1905

CAMERON, J.J.-Fisher Blk-1904

NEFFER, John-Fisher Blk-1905

Williams-PETERSON, Wm H.-Auburn-1902

BUZZARD, Jacob L.-North Williams-1903

OVIATT, L.W.-North Williams-1905

US Commissioner-Mrs. Jennie W. JONES, Government Bldg.

US Deputy Collector of Customs-DeWitt C. BRAWN, Government Bldg.

US Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue-George H. KEATING, Government Bldg.

US Deputy Marshal-Lucius W. TOBIAS, Government Bldg.

United States Court for the Eastern District of Michigan-North Division.

The United States is divided into nine judicial circuits, in each of which a circuit court is held for each district, within each circuit.

The Act of Congress, approved April 10^th, 1869, provides as follows; The circuit court in each circuit shall be held by the justice of the supreme court allotted to the circuit court, or by the circuit judge of the circuit, or by the district judge of the district sitting alone, or by the justice of the supreme court and circuit court sitting together, in which case the justice of the supreme court shall preside; or, in the absence of either of them, by the other (who shall preside) and the district judge.

The State of Michigan, by the Act of February 24^th, 1863, was divided into two judicial districts. The Courts for the Eastern District are held in Detroit, Port Huron and Bay City. Those for the Western District at Grand Rapids and Marquette. Both districts are attached to the Sixth Judicial Circuit, which comprises the States of Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.

Judges-Horace H. LURTON, Wm R. DAY, Henry F. SEVERENS; Clerk, W.S. HARSHA, Detroit, Mich.; Deputy Clerk, Mrs. Jennie W. JONES.

Regular sessions the first Tuesday of May and October.

Judge, Hon. H.H. SWAN; District Attorney, Wm D. GORDON; Clerk, Darius J. DAVISON; Deputy Clerk, Mrs. Jennie W. JONES; Deputy Marshal, Lucius W. TOBIAS; Court Crier, Henry A. HARBECK.

Court House

Judge, Theodore F. SHEPARD; Clerk, Ludwik DANIELS; Stenographer, A.M. HAYNES; Circuit Court Commissioners, James E. BROCKWAY, Frank C. EDINBOROUGH; Prosecuting Attorney, Edward E. ANNEKE; Sheriff, Henry J. KINNEY. Terms commence first Monday in March, first Monday in May, and second Monday in September and first Monday in December. Jury called first of each term.

County Court House

Judge, Griffith H. FRANCIS; Clerk, W. French MORGAN.

City Hall

Judge, Wm M. KELLEY

Government Building, east side Washington ave, bet Third and Fourth aves. Office hours 7am to 7:30pm Sundays, 11:35am to 12:35pm, standard time.

Postmaster, Wm McCLOY

Assistant Postmaster, T. Clark BONNETTE

General Utility Clerk, Ella ROSENBERG

Open from 7:30am to 5:30pm, standard time.

Cashier, Frank L. GWIZDALA

Assistant Cashier, Sarah E. SMITH

Chief Clerk, Richard KEALY, jr.

Assistant Clerk, Claude B. HUGHES

Open from 7:30am to 5:30pm, standard time.

Clerk, Sarah E. SMITH

Open from 7am to 7:30pm; Sundays, from 11:35am to 12:35pm, standard time.

Clerk, Miss Mary M. DAUNT.

Superintendent of Letter Carriers, Benjamin F. VOSBURGH; Distributing Clerk, John P. ROBERTSON.

Alfred M. BEAUDIN

Charles T. WHITE

James E. STEPHENS

James D. McGRATH

Richard JEWELL

Wm C. WALTERS

George W. BUTTERFIELD

Mark J. ANTHONY

Frank De NIO

Frederick J. NEWMAN

Frank L. HUGHES

Roland A. CAMPBELL

Roy S. YOUNGS, Arthur C. VERNON and J. Elzear LEROUX.

John SCHULTZ

Lafayette N. BROWN

Henry F. RAMM

Edward T. McCLOY

Wm E. BRADDOCK

Cole’s Opera Orchestra-Headquarters Forest City House. Q. O. COLE, Leader.

DE Renner’s Orchestra-Headquarters 102 Phoenix Blk. Prof. J. L. DE RENNER, Director; M. C. DE RENNER, Mngr.

Serenata Mandolin Orchestra-Headquarters at Thayer & Gustin’s, 502 Washington ave. W.E. BEARDSLEY, Leader

Third Infantry Band, M N G-Headquarters, 804 N Water. Nicholas HERRICK, Leader.

Union Orchestra The-Headquarters, 410 Saginaw. Edmund WOODS, Leader.

Bay City Bank-Crapo Block. Organized 1871. Capital and surplus, $200,000; undivided profits $35,000. George H. YOUNG, Pres.; Justin WENTWORTH, Vice Pres.; Harry C. MOULTHROP, Cashier.

Bay County Savings Bank-202 Phoenix Block. Incorporated 1884. Capital, 50,000; surplus, $25,000; Thomas CRANAGE, Pres.; G.H. SHEARER, Vice Pres.; John MULHOLLAND, Treas.

Commercial Bank-301 Center ave. Organized July 21, 1887. Capital, $100,000. C.R. HAWLEY, Pres.; C.C.WHITNEY, Vice Pres.; James R. WATROUS, Cashier.

First National Bank-300 Center ave. Organized 1864; reorganized and incorporated 1883. Capital and surplus $150,000. C. A. EDDY, Pres.; F.T. NORRIS, Vice Pres.; F.P. BROWNE, Cashier.

Old Second National Bank-203 Phoenix Block. Incorporated May 7, 1894. Capital and surplus $250,000; undivided profits $30,000. Orrin BUMP, Pres.; James DAVIDSON, Vice Pres.; M. M. ANDREWS, Cashier; C.M. BUMP, Asst. Cashier.

Mutual Building and Loan Association of Bay County The-303-304 Phoenix Block. Incorporated 1890. Capital $2,000,000. Henry H. NORRINGTON, Pres; T.E. WEBSTER, Sec; C.R. HAWLEY, Treas.

Savings, Building and Loan Association of Bay County-308 Phoenix Block. Incorporated 1887. Capital $1,000,000. W.I. BROTHERTON, Pres; Henry B. SMITH, Vice-Pres; A.G. PLUM, Sec; M.M. ANDREWS, Treas.

Elm Lawn Cemetery-Head of Green ave. Office 809 Adams. A.E. BOUSFIELD, Pres; G. Henry SHEARER, Sec; J.B. SHEARER, Treas; Horace T. WARFIELD, Supt.

Green Ridge Cemetery-Tuscola Plank road, southwest cor Columbus ave. Charles CUTHBERT, Jr., Sexton.

Hebrew Burial Ground (IOBB)-Tuscola road, adjoining Pine Ridge Cemetery on the east. Charles E. CUTHBERT, Supt.

Pine Ridge Cemetery-Tuscola road, southeast cor Ridge road. Charles E. CUTHBERT, Supt.

St. Patrick’s Cemetery (Roman Catholic)-Under control of St. Patrick’s Cemetery Board, on the Ridge road, one-half mile east of the Tuscola road. Rev. Edward A. CALDWELL, Pres; Rev. Joseph GRES, Vice-Pres; D.A.TRUDELL, Sec; John JOSWIAK, Treas; Joseph FITZSIMONS, Sexton.

Seaman’s Cemetery-East side Tuscola Plank road, south of and adjoining Pine Ridge Cemetery. Charles CUTHBERT, Jr., Sexton.

Children’s Home-s e cor Johnson and Columbus ave. Mrs. Etta A. MURRAY, Matron.

Woman’s Home-923 N. Monroe, cor Fourth ave. Mrs. Josephine ALBERTSON, Matron.

Broadway Baptist Church-Broadway s w cor 26^th. Rev Benjamin H. THOMAS, pastor.

First Baptist Church-Center ave s e cor Madison ave. Rev. Jullien A. HERRICK, pastor, res 612 N. Van Buren.

First Baptist Church-N w cor Dunbar and Langstaff, Essexville. No pastor.

Patterson Memorial Baptist Church-N w cor Woodside ave and Trumbull. Rev. Wm N. FLETCHER, pastor, res 1838 Woodside ave.

Second Baptist Church (Colored)-E s N. Monroe bet 10^th and 11^th. Rev. George A. MARTIN, pastor.

South Bay City Baptist Church-S s Cass ave. bet Broadway and Braddock. Rev. Joseph A.T. FOX, pastor, res 106 High.

Congregational Church, Essexville-N w cor Langstaff and Essex. Rev. C.W. JONES, pastor.

First Congregational Church-N Van Buren s e cor 6^th. Rev. Charles T. PATCHELL, pastor, res 1012 10^th.

St. Barnabas’ Church-Taylor s e cor 35^th. Rev. W.R. BLACKFORD, rector, res 106 Chilson ave, West Bay City.

Trinity Church-Center ave n w cor Grant pl. Rev. Amos WATKINS, rector, res 909 Center ave.

Salem United Evangelical-N w cor N. Madison ave and 10^th. Rev. Albert C. LUTZ, pastor, res 614 13^th.

Zion Evangelical Church-W s N. Monroe bet 10^th and 11^th. Rev. Adolph HALMHUBER, pastor, res 251 N. Monroe.

Reform Temple-417 Adams. Rev. Wolf LANDAU, rabbi.

Schari Zedeck Synagogue-N e cor 11^th and N. Van Buren, Rev. Abram ROSENTHAL, rabbi.

Bethel German Lutheran-Cor McKinley and Madison aves. Rev. Julius KLINGMAN, pastor.

Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran-N. Lincoln ave. s w cor 10^th. Rev. C.F. GRAEBNER, pastor, res 249 N. Lincoln ave.

Trinity German Evangelical-Broadway n e cor 32^nd. Rev. A. C. HASSE, pastor, res 1905 Broadway.

Central M E Church-19^th n w cor Fraser. Rev. Erwin KING, pastor, res 106 S. Monroe.

First M E Church-Madison ave n e cor 9^th. Rev. Dwight H. RAMSDELL, pastor, res 615 9^th.

Free Methodist Mission-S e cor Garfield and Lafayette ave. Rev. R.R. HAIGHT, pastor, res 706 Lafayette ave.

Fremont Avenue M E Church-S S Fremont ave bet McCormick and Wilson. Rev. Wm W. WILL, pastor, res 312 24^th.

German M E Church-S Van Buren n w cor 13^th. Rev. John KUSTER, pastor, res 110 S Van Buren.

Woodside Avenue M E Church-S s Woodside ave opp N. Johnson. Rev Wm. EDMUNDS, pastor, res 1602 Woodside ave.

Epworth League

First Presbyterian Church-Center ave n e cor N. Jackson.

Memorial Presbyterian Church-Lafayette ave s w cor Marsac. Rev. W BRYANT, pastor, res 308 Lafayette ave.

St. Boniface (German) Church-N e cor Lincoln and McKinley aves. Rev. John G. WYSS, pastor.

St. James’ Church-Columbus ave s e cor S. Monroe. Rev. Thomas RAFTER, pastor, res 115 S. Monroe.

St. John’s Church-Hudson s w cor Pine. Rev. Father BRESSON, pastor.

St. Joseph’s (French) Church-N Grant s e cor 2^nd. Rev. Francis GRES, pastor; Rev Alphonsus COIGNARD, asst. pastor; res 1005 3^rd.

St. Stanislaus Kostka (Polish) Church-S Grant n e cor Kosciusko ave. Rev. Edward KOZLOWSKI, pastor; res, 915 S. Grant. Rev. Victor WISNIEWSKI, asst. pastor; res, 915 S. Grant.

Bethel Mission-3^rd n w cor N. Water. Rev. J.C. BURNS, supt.

Gospel Hall-1620 Broadway. Non-sectarian.

Salvation Army-1614 N. Water. Ira MUNSELLE, captain.

Bay City Business College-715-717 Adams. R.R. LANE, Principal; R. GILLESPIE, Sec. and Treas.

Holy Rosary Academy-S s Hudson facing Main (Essexville). Conducted by the Dominican Sisters.

Mercy Hospital Training School for Nurses-Howard s e cor 15^th. Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy.

Oral School for Deaf-Washington School. Martha M. HILL, Teacher.

Parochial School of Bethel German Lutheran Church-Adjoins the church on McKinley and Madison aves. Frederick SIEGLER, Principal; Miss Emilie RAMM, Teacher.

Parochial School of Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church-E s N. Sheridan 1 s of 10^th. J.M. HELREICH, Principal; John FRANK, Felicitas WALTHER, Teachers.

Parochial School of Trinity German Evangelical Lutheran Church-Broadway bet 32^nd and 33^rd. Rev. A.C. HAASE, Principal; Gustav SCHULTZ, Teacher.

St. Boniface (German) Catholic School-N s McKinley ave bet N. Lincoln ave and Birney. Under the direction of the Sisters of St. Dominic.

St. James’ Catholic School-W s S. Jackson bet 14^th and 15^th. Under direction of the Sisters of Charity.

St. John’s Catholic School-S w cor Hudson and Pine (Essexville). Conducted by the Dominican Sisters.

S. Joseph’s School-2^nd cor N. Farragut. Under direction of the Sisters of St. Dominique.

St. Stanislaus Catholic School (Polish)-S Grant s e cor 21^st. Under direction of the Felician Sisters.

DeWitt C. BRAWN, Deputy Collector of Customs.

Lewis Hospital-1207 Broadway. LeRoy LEWIS, MD, Supt.; Mrs. M.K. LEWIS, Asst. Supt.

Mercy Hospital-Howard s e cor 15^th. Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy.

American Land Co. (Limited)-200 6^th. Incorporated Jan 1, 1902. Capital, $1,000. Calvin G. THORNTHWAITE, Sec and Treas.

American Relief Society-201 Phoenix Blk. Incorporated May 1900. Israel RUELLE, Pres; Athur D. BAILEY, Sec. and Treas.

Bay Cities Consolidated Railway Co.-236 N. Water. J.C. WEADOCK AND M.P.HERATY, Receivers; M.P. HERATY, Pres; E.S. DIMMOCK, Genl. Mngr.

Bay City Boat Club (Essexville)-Organized September 1894. Incorporated June 1896. Capital $2,500. E. Wilson CRESSEY, Pres; G.W. AMES, Vice-Pres; S.P. CRANAGE, Sec; L.M.R. BRADLEY, Treas.

Bay City Boiler Co.-1300 N. Madison ave. Incorporated 1899. Capital $5,000. John LINDSAY, Pres; Grant MORRISON, Sec and Tres; B.F. RAY, Mngr.

Bay City Brewing Co.-1108 S. Water. Incorporated January 1, 1884. Capital $100,000. Walter D. YOUNG, Pres; W.A. YOUNG, Vice-Pres; J.B. MORITZ, Sec and Treas.

Bay City Building Co.-508 Phoenix Blk. Incorporated 1886. Capital $75,000. Orrin BUMP, Pres; E.T. CARRINGTON, Sec and Treas.

Bousfield & Co.-Cor Harrison and Cass ave. Incorporated 1881. Capital $125,000. A.E. BOUSFIELD, Pres; R.E. BOUSFIELD, Vice-Pres; C.J. BOUSFIELD, Sec and Treas.

Boutell Transportation Co. The-1201 N. Water. Incorporated 1890. Capital $150,000. Benjamin BOUTELL, Pres and Mngr.

Boyce Coal Co.-W s Pine 2 n of Saline, Essexville. Incorporated November 1899. Capital $10,000. A.A. BOYCE, Pres; Gregory J. BOYCE, Sec and Treas.

Broas, Galloway & Co.-204-206 Center ave. Incorporated 1889. Capital $15,000. J.J. BROAS, Pres; J.C. WEADOCK, Vice-Pres; L.L. BROAS, Sec and Treas.

Campbell-Brown Lumber Co.-1509 S Water. Capital $25,000. George M. BROWN, Pres; Arthur R. CAMPBELL, Vice-Pres; Henry M CAMPBELL, Sec and Treas.

Colt Land Co. (Limited)-809 Adams. Incorporated 1892. G. Henry SHEARER, Chairman; J.B. SHEARER, Sec; John MULHOLLAND, Treas.

Crapo Building Co. (Limited)-Office 404 Crapo Blk. Incorporated 1889. Capital $80,000. George H. YOUNG, Sec. and Treas.

Crystal Water Co. (Limited) The-Cor S Water and 16^th. Incorporated 1892. Capital $20,000. A.E. BOUSFIELD, Chairman; Aaron J. COOK, Treas; S.D. HAWTHORNE, Sec and Mngr.

Eddy-Sheldon Co.-N Water foot of Belinda. Incorporated June 1894. Capital $200,000. Selwyn EDDY, Treas; C.L. SHELDON, Vice-Pres; F.E. PARKER, Sec and Treas.

Elm Lawn Cemetery Co.-Office at cemetery. Incorporated December 1890. A.E. BOUSFIELD, Pres; J.F. EDDY, Vice-Pres; J.B. SHEARER, Treas; G.H. SHEARER, Sec; Horace P. WARFIELD, Supt.

Fraser House Co. (Limited)-208 Center ave. Incorporated 1882. Capital $82,500. Newell A. EDDY, Chairman; Mrs. Annie F. McEWAN, Sec and Treas.

Fraser-McEwan Co. (Limited)-208 Center ave. Incorporated July 1, 1897. Capital $40,000. A.F. McEWAN, Chairman; Allan McEWAN, Sec and Treas.

Gage Robert Coal Co.-302 Shearer Bros Blk. Incorporated March 1900. Capital $80,000. Robert GAGE (Jackson, Mich), Pres; Charles CORYELL, Vice-Pres and Mngr; E.J. VANCE, Sec; Frank WURCH (Jackson, Mich), Treas.

Garland M. Co. The-Cor 26^th and S. Water. Incorporated March 1894. Capital $25,000. M. GARLAND, Pres; Mrs. M. S. GARLAND, Vice-Pres; H.M. GARLAND, Sec and Treas.

Gustin, Cook & Buckley-1001-1007 N. Water. Incorporated April 3, 1889. Capital $30,000, paid in. H.H. GUSTIN, Pres; Charles E. COOK, Vice-Pres; Frank J. BUCKLEY, Sec and Treas.

Hammond Harry N. Seed Co. (Limited)-1018-1022 Adams nr 3^rd. Incorporated July 1, 1901. Capital $40,000. Harry N. HAMMOND, Chairman; Phillips H. GAGE, Sec and Treas; s. Alan WILSON, Supt.

Hampton Transportation Co.-1201 N. Water. Incorporated. Capital $50,000. Benjamin BOUTELL, Pres and Mngr.

Hecla Portland Cement and Coal Co.-506-508 Crapo Blk. Incorporated July 1901. Capital $5,000,000. Julius STROH (Detroit, Mich), Pres; U.R. LORANGER, Sec; E.H. PARKER (Detroit, Mich), Treas.

Industrial Works-Cor 11^th and N. Water. Incorporated 1873. Capital $150,000. W.L. CLEMENTS, Pres; C.R. WELLS, Sec and Treas; E.B. PERRY, Supt and Engineer.

Jennison Hardware Co. The-901-903 N. Water. Incorporated 1894. Capital $100,000. Charles E. JENNISON, Pres; Wm F. JENNISON, Vice-Pres; George B. JENNISON, Sec and Treas.

Kneeland-Bigelow Co.-S Water bet 19^th and 21^st. Incorporated May 30thm 1901. Capital $100,000. D.M. KNEELAND, Pres; C.A. BIGELOW, Sec and Treas.

Lambert John P. Co.-721-723 N. Water. Incorporated November 1, 1901. Capital $8,000. John P. LAMBERT, Pres; Lewis P. COUMANS, Vice-Pres; Henry P. CARTWRIGHT, Sec and Treas.

McDonald Grain Co.-504 Crapo Blk. Incorporated December 9, 1899. Capital $5,000. John N. McDONALD, Pres; John A. McDONALD, Sec and Treas.

Bay City Public Library-City Hall. Board of Trustees, Mayor Wm. CUNNINGHAM, Pres ex-officio; Chester L. COLLINS, Orrin BUMP, John A. STEWART, Wm. I.BROTHERTON, Jacob DARDAS. A.J. COOKE, Librarian. 23,000 volumes.

Bay County Bar Library-417-418 Shearer Bros’ Blk. Established January 1899. L. G. BECKWITH, Sec and Treas; Jean SHEWARD, Librarian.

Peninsulars, Company B, Third Regiment, Michigan National Guard-Mustered into State service April 13, 1874. Sixty Members. Armory cor Washington ave and 9^th. A.H. GANSSER, Capt; C.H. DUMONT, 1^st Lieut; L.G. BECKWORTH, 2^nd Lieut; C.C. CUTHBERT, 1^st Sergt; C.L. WALK, Pres; J.H. ANIIS, Vice-Pres; L.G. BECKWITH, Clerk; A. H. GANSSER, Treas; Ed JOHNSON, Sergeant-at-Arms.

Arbeiter Unterstuetzungs Verein-Organized 1866. Incorporated February 27, 1871. Reorganized December 1901. Meets second and fourth Sundays of each month in Arbeiter Hall, cor 7^th and N. Johnson. Henry FEHRENBACH, Pres; Wm. MONTERMAN, Vice-Pres; H.A.L. UHTERMALEN, Rec Sec; Joseph LOTTER, Cor Sec; Solomon WILHELM, Treas.

Arch Confraternity of Sacred Heart (Polish)-Meets second Sunday of each month at 614 S. Farragut. Matthew JANOWICZ, Pres; John LASKOWSKI, Sec; Jacob DARDAS, Treas.

Bay City Board of Trade-404 Phoenix Blk. Organized March 18, 1898. Selwyn EDDY, Pres; Benj BOUTELL, Vice-Pres; H.E. TREMAIN, Treas; James E. BROCKWAY, Sec.

Bay City Boat Club-Foot of Pine, Essexville-Organized September 1894. Incorporated 1896. Capital $2,500. E. Wilson CRESSEY, Pres; G.W. AMES, Vice-Pres; S.P. CRANAGE, Sec; L.M.R. BRADLEY, Treas.

Central Trades Council-Composed of delegates from al local labor organizations. Meets first and third Tuesday of each month in Trades Council Hall, 914 N. Water. A.O. HEINE, Pres; Gilbert LAROCQUE, Vice-Pres; George H. RICH, Fin Sec; A.H. GANSSER, Rec Sec; Wm. MARCOUX, Treas.

Cigarmaker’s International Union No. 184-Meets second Tuesday of each month in Trades Council Hall, 914 N. Water. Executive meetings every Saturday at 4pm. Charles KNAPP, Pres; Thomas JASKEY, Vice-Pres; Albert DEMING, Fin and Cor Sec; Devene MOULD, Treas and Rec Sec.

Entract No. 35, Von De Plattdeutschen Gilden-Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 200 Columbus ave. Henry BUTTE, ex-Master; Charles SCHULTZ, Master; Herman LUTZKE, Sec; Charles LANGE, Treas; Dr. Louis PLESSNER, Phys.

Family Protective Union No. 157-Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month in AOUW Hall. John MOON, Pres; Thomas GREELEY, Sec; A.P. POLK, Treas.

Firemen’s Mutual Benefit Association-Meets quarterly at Fire Commissioners’ Office, City Hall. Wm. ALLEN, Pres; J.C. FREEMAN, Rec Sec; Henry STARK, Fin Sec; Thomas K. HARDING, Treas.

Journeymen Barbers’ Union No. 13-Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month in Trades Council Hall, 914 N. Water. E.J. HUTTON, Pres; W.G. STACEY, Vice-Pres; M.C. DEREMER, Cor and Fin Sec; C.A. COWAN, Treas.

Knights of St. George (Polish)-Meets third Sunday of each month at the Polish schoolhouse, cor Grant and 21^st. Frank LANDOWSKI, Pres; Thomas MATUSZEWSKI, Sec.

Lady Arbeiter Society-Meets first and third Sundays of each month at Arbeiter Hall, cor 7^th and N. Johnson. Mrs. Christine LUTZKE, Pres; Mrs. Catherine RICKERT, Vice-Pres; Mrs. I. VANDREY, Treas; Mrs. Amelia GRESCHOW, Sec.

LCBA Branch No. 595-Meets on alternate Wednesday evenings in St. John’s School Hall, for Hudson and Pine, Essexville. Mrs. Thomas GARIEPY, Pres; Mrs. Lizzie GUINDON, Vice-Pres; Mrs. Mary WARD, Treas; Mrs. Mary DeCOURVAL, Sec; Mrs. Mary LaFOUNTAINE, Past Pres.

Marine Cooks’ Association-Meets every second and fourth Saturdays of each month at Trades Council Hall, 912 N. Water. Herbert L. RUSSELL, Pres; Albert L. LINDSAY, Vice-Pres; Thomas J. McCANN, Rec Sec; Charles J. MOZEALOUS, Fin Sec; Paul PREMO, Treas.

Musician’s Protective Union No. 127, AF of M-Organized January 1, 1901. Meets second Sunday of each month in hall, 804 N. Water. Nicholas HERRICK, Pres; John DEREMER, Vice-Pres; Lovell SPAULDING, Sec; E.O. HARTIG, Treas.

National Association of Letter Carriers, Branch No. 187-Meets first Tuesday of each month in Postoffice Bldg. at 7:30pm. Frank De NIR, Pres; R.A. CAMPBELL, Sec; Richard JEWELL, Treas.

National Longshoremen’s Association of the United States, Branch No. 25-Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each month in their hall, 708 N. Water. John CORRIGAN, Pres; Charles KENT, Vice-Pres; Wm. HAGGERTY, Sec; Ernst PETERS, Treas.

Oswiata Society (Polish)-Meets the first Sunday of each month at Harmonia Hall, cor 18^th and Farragut. Anton E. CICHOCKI, Pres; John ZIELINSKI, Sec; Ignatz SCHULTZ, Treas.

Prohibition Alliance-Meets at GAR Hall, Washington ave, first Monday of each month. S.D. HAWTHORNE, Pres; E.M. LITCHFIELD, Sec.

Retail Butchers’ Society-Meets in Obey’s Hall, 408 5^th, on call. W.E. TAPERT, Pres; Jacob F. BOES, Sec; Joseph PRIMEAU, Treas.

Retail Clerks’ Association No. 75-Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in Trades Council Hall, 914 N. Water. Charles A. WINEGER, Pres; F.C. SIMON, Vice-Pres; A.H. GAUSSER, Fin and Rec Sec; Wm. MARCOUX, Treas.

Retail Grocers’ Association of Bay Cities-Meets on call in Odd Fellows’ Temple. Edward WEST, pres; E.C. LITTLE, Sec; G.A. FULLER, Treas.

Sacred Heart of Jesus (Polish)-Meets every fourth Sunday after the first of each month at 700 S. Farragut. George W. KABAT, Pres; Michael ROZEWSKI, Sec; Michael MEYER, Treas.

Saginaw Valley Dental Association-Meets first Saturday in each month alternately in Saginaw and in Bay City. Irvin MYERS, Saginaw, Pres; Samuel STRAUTH, Bay City, Vice-Pres; C.F. POTTER, Bay City , Sec; E.T. LOEFFLER, Saginaw, Treas.

St. Aloyzy Society (Polish)-Meets the third Sunday of each month in schoolhouse, cor Grant and 21^st. Edward STACHOWICZ, Pres; Anastasius HMARA, Sec.

St. Andrew’s Society-Organized January 1890. Meets second Friday of each month in GAR hall, Washington ave. Wm. CUNNINGHAM, Pres; John J. CAMERON, 1^st Vice-Pres; John G. BUCHANAN, 2^nd Vice-Pres; J.A. WILSON, Sec; Alexander CULBERT, Treas.

St. Casimir Society (Polish)-Meets every second Sunday of each month in school house, cor Grant and 21^st. John PIASICKI, Pres.

St. Hedwig’s Society (Polish)-Meets second Sunday of each month at Piechowiak’s Hall, 1309 Central, W. B.C. Anton PIECHOWIAK, Pres; Paul PIECHOWSKI, Sec.

St. John’s Benevolent Society-Meets first Sunday of each month after high mass in St. Boniface Hall, 8^th between Lincoln ave and Birney. Julius KOSS, Pres; Jacob MAUS, Vice-Pres; Henry FEHRNBACH, Sec; Charles WEBSTER, Treas.

St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Benevolent Association-Meets first Sunday of each month at CMBA Hall. Patrick GRANT, Pres; Theodore ARCHAMBAUD, Vice-Pres; Stanislaus GAUTHIER, Rec Sec; Charles GAYNER, Cor Sec; J. GUINDON, Treas.

St. Joseph’s Society No. 1 (Polish)-Meets second Sunday of each month at Polish school house, cor Grant and 21^st. Joseph STASZYNSKI, Pres; Joseph STACHOWICZ, Sec.

St. Joseph’s Society No. 2 (Polish)-Meets second Sunday of each month at John Leppek’s Hall, cor 33^rd and Fraser. Ignatz BUZALSKI, Pres.

St. Louis de Gonzague-Meets last Thursday of each month in Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Hall, Center bet Water and Saginaw. George PLOOF, Pres; Alex ST. LAURENT, Vice-Pres; Elzear LeROUX, Sec; Felix CAMPBELL, Treas.

St. Mary’s Catholic Benevolent Association-Meets third Sunday of each month at St. Joseph’s Church, cor Grant and 2^nd. Emma ST LAURENT, Pres; Olive LaPORTE, Vice-Pres; Anna RABIOR, Sec; Emma LaCROIX, Treas.

St. Michael’s Society (Polish)-Meets second Sunday of each month at Polonia Hall, 924 Michigan ave. Kaspar SPRIGADAN, Pres.

St. Stanislaus Kostka No. 1 (Polish)-Meets second Sunday of each month at the Polish Hall. John JOZWIAK, Pres; Michael MICHALAK, Sec.

St. Stanislaus Kostka No. 2 (Polish)-Meets second Sunday of each month at Andrzejewski’s Hall, 1029 S Madison ave. John WESTWAL, Pres.

Sokol Polski (Polish Athletic Club)-Meets the first Sunday of each month at Polonia Hall, 924 Michigan ave. Anton E. CICHOCKI, Pres; Thomas SLACHCIKOWSKI, Sec; Frank SCHRAMM, Treas.

Teamsters’ Union No. 9-Meets at Trades Council Hall on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 8pm. George WARREN, Pres; James WHITE, Vice-Pres; Edward J. SIMONS, Sec and Treas; Daniel DELANEY, Rec Sec.

Typographical Union No. 81-Organized 1883. Meets first Sunday of each month in Trades Council Hall, 914 N. Water. Wm P. KELLY, Pres; Jeremiah HURLEY, Vice-Pres; E.J.A. BAUDIN, Rec Sec; E.G. GEAUDIN, Fin Sec; W.A. CLARKE, Treas.

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, Local Union No. 116-Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 in hall in Averell Blk., 109 Center ave. John E. HARWOOD, Pres; Fred REMENDER, Vice-Pres; Erwin G. GATES, Fin Sec; John J. MILLER, Rec Sec; Charles SIEFERT, Treas.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union-Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month at homes of members. Mrs. Emma I. BELKNAP, Pres; Mrs. Susan B. CAMERON, Sec; Mrs. W. MILLER, Treas; Mrs. Edith SLATE, Cor Sec.

Young Men’s Christian Association-715-717 Adams. Herman MEISEL, Pres; E.W. PORTER, 1^st Vice-Pres; Charles M. HART, 2^nd Vice-Pres; A.G. SALSBURY, Treas;

David A. TRUMPOUR, Rec Sec; Charles A. DAY, Genl Sec.

Young Woman’s Christian Association-Root Blk, 407 Center ave. Organized May 1891. Mrs. Margaret SMITH, Pres; Mrs. W.C. PENOYER, Vice-Pres; Miss Emily COLLINS, Rec Sec; Mary ANGEVINE, Genl Sec; Jessie ANDREWS, Treas.

Bay City Democrat (Weekly)-309 9^th. Established 1891. George WASHINGTON, Publr and Propr.

Bay City Journal-Established January 29, 1898. Published every Thursday by the Bay City Times Co., 709 N. Water.

Bay City Times-Press (Evening)-Daily and Sunday. Established 1879. Bay City Times Co. Publrs, 709 N. Water.

Bay City Tribune (Morning)-Daily except Monday. Established April 5, 1873. SNYDER & McCABE Propr, 801 N. Water.

Michigan Freie Presse (German Weekly)-Established October 1878. August LANKENAU, Editor and Propr. Issued every Thursday at 924 N. Water. Circulation 3,000.

Michigan Sugar Beet The (Weekly)-Established 1899. Sugar Beet Publishing Co., Proprs. 816 Jefferson.

Prawda The (Polish Weekly)-312 Columbus ave. Established 1885. W.V. PRYBESKI, Publr.

Sunday Times-709 N. Water. Established 1879. Bay City Times Co., Proprs.

AOUW Halls, Cranage Block s w cor Center Ave and Adams, and 600 Garfield ave.

Andrzejewski Hall, 1029 S. Madison ave.

Arbeiter Hall, 600 N. Johnson

Arion Hall, 4^th ave n w cor N. Farragut.

Armory Hall, s w cor Washington ave and 9^th.

Astor House Block, Harrison n w cor Cass Ave.

Averell Blocks, 109-111 Center ave and 712-714 Washington ave.

Bank Block, Center ave s e cor Washington ave.

Baumgarten Block, 400 Center ave.

Beck Block, 809-811 Saginaw.

Birney Block, w s Water bet 4^th and 4^th aves.

Bresler Block, 715-717 Washington ave.

Bunnell Block, 205-207 3^rd.

Campbell Block, n e cor Water and 5^th aves.

Campbell House Block, N. Water s e cor 3^rd.

CMBA Hall, n e cor Madison ave and 6^th.

Central Block, Center ave n e cor Washington ave.

City Hall, n w cor Washington ave and 10^th.

Columbian Hall and Roof Garden, N. Jackson s e cor 11^th.

Concordia Block, 401 Center ave.

Cottage Hall, 701 N. Madison ave.

County Court House, n s Center ave bet Jefferson and Madison ave.

County Jail, Center ave s e cor Jefferson.

Cranage Block, Center av s w cor Adams.

Crapo Block, Washington ave n w cor Center ave.

Desmarais Hall, 1915 N. Madison ave.

Eddy Block, 404-406 Center ave.

Elk’s Hall, 406 Center ave.

Engineers’ Hall, 912 N. Water.

Essexville Town Hall, n s Woodside ave nr Belt Line RR.

Fay Block, 200-206 Center ave.

Federal Building, e s Washington ave bet 3^rd and 4^th ave.

Fraser Hall, 603 Lafayette ave.

Fraser House Block, Center ave s e cor N. Water.

Galarno Hall, 1621-1623 Woodside ave.

GAR Hall, 702-704 Washington ave.

Gospel Hall. 1620 Broadway.

Government Building, e s Washington ave bet 3^rd and 4^th avenues.

Grisdale Block, 1616 Broadway.

Griswold Block, 811-813 N. Water.

Harmonia Hall, 700 S. Farragut.

Heumann Block, 203-207 Center ave.

Hine Block and Hall, 506-522 Washington ave.

Hurley Block, 711-715 N. Water.

Hurley Hall, n e cor Washington and McKinley aves.

IOOF Hall, Broadway s w cor 32^nd.

IOOF Temple, Washington ave bet 9^th and 10^th.

Jennison Block, N. Water n w cor 5^th ave.

Kaiser Block, s e cor Water and 4^th ave.

Kennedy Hall, Harrison n w cor Cass ave.

Knights of Pythias Hall, 406 Center ave.

Knights of the Maccabees Hall, 400-402 Belinda and 621 Harrison, s w cor Smith and Woodside ave, Essexville.

Kosciusko Hall, 108 Washington ave.

Lang’s Hall, 112 N. Water.

Leppek’s Hall, 2301 Fraser.

Library Building (old), 6^th s w cor Adams.

Longshoremen’s Hall, 708 N. Water.

McCauley Hall, 400 Belinda.

McCormick Block, 806-808 N. Water.

McDermott Block, 6^th n w cor Adams.

McEwan Block, 707-713 Washington ave.

Manoni Block, 3^rd n e cor Saginaw.

Marble Hall, 1501 Broadway.

Masonic Hall, n e cor Broadway and 31^st.

Masonic Temple, 6^th n e cor N. Madison ave.

Maxwell Block, 1105-1111 N. Water.

Middle Ground, entrance from Cass ave and Lafayette ave bridges.

Moran Hall, 621-623 Harrison.

New Griswold Block, 210 Center ave.

New McEwan Block, 208 Center ave.

Norrington Block, 821-831 N. Water.

Obey Hall, 408 5^th ave.

Odd Fellows’ Block, s s Woodside ave 3 e of Hart, Essexville.

Odd Fellows’ Hall, 14^th n e cor N. Water and s w cor 32^nd and Broadway.

Detroit & Mackinac Railway Co. general offices Detroit. Passenger and Freight Depot, 5^th ave cor Jefferson. The main line extends from Bay City to Onaway, 175 miles; Rose City division, Emery Junction to Rose City, 32 miles; Prescott division, Emery Junction to Prescott, 12 miles; Valentine Lake division, La Rocque to Valentine Lake, 26 miles; T. G.WINNETTE, General Freight and Passenger Agent, 216-217 Ridotto Bldg.

Michigan Central Railroad. General Office, Detroit, Mich. Passenger Station, First opposite Jackson; Freight Office, cor Water and First. H.B. LEDYARD (Detroit, Mich), Pres; L.H.L. HOMMEDIEU (Detroit, Mich), Genl Supt; A.B. ATWATER (Detroit, Mich), Asst. Genl Supt; M.C. COYLE, Division Supt; B.B. MITCHELL (Detroit, Mich), Genl Freight and Traffic Mngr; O.W. RUGGLES (Chicago, Ill), Genl Pass and Ticket Agt; Joseph WHITING, Local Ticket Agt; David HURST, Local Freight Agt; A.J. BURT (Detroit, Mich), Auditor; J.R. DUTTON (Detroit, Mich), Purchasing Agt.

Pere Marquette Railroad. General Office, Detroit, Mich. Passengers’ Stations, cor 5^th and Jefferson aves. and cor Cass and Jefferson aves.; Freight Depot, cor 5^th and Jefferson aves. Charles M. HEALD (Detroit, Mich), Pres; Charles MERRIAM (Boston, Mass), Sec and Treas; J.C. HOWARD (Detroit, Mich), Comptroller; H.F. MOELLER (Detroit, Mich), Genl Pass Agt.; A. PATRIARCHE (Detroit, Mich), Traffic Mngr; F.V. DAVIS (Detroit, Mich), General Freight Agt; J.K.V. AGNEW, Supt Grand Rapids District; W.D. TRUMP, Supt Saginaw District; Frederick W. STEPHENS (Detroit, Mich), Genl Counsel.

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