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Au-saw-wa-mic 81-3
Alderton, George A. & Co. 634-6
American Cash Register Co 521-3
American State Bank
768-9
Arnold, The H. B. Co. 677
B
Barie. Wm. Dry Goods Co 621
Barnard, Arthur, coal mine 451
Beach, Horace S. 136
Beach & Moores. 619
Beese, J. H. & Co. 628
Binder, William 200
Bliss, Aaron T., gifts of. 252.
335
Bliss, Solomon Bond 198 Incident of 41-2
Blyben, Captain Wm. 191, 712
Boyd. Robert 631
Braley, Phineas D 122
Brooks, George B
786-7
Brown, James F
179-81
Bunnell, Willard
111
Burrows, George L. & Co. 750
Burt, W. R., gifts of. 264-6, 293-4
Mill of 410, 421-2
Busby, Joseph 120
Butman, Myron 200-1, 300-1
Bancroft House .609-17
Bank of Saginaw
755-58
Bartlett, A. F. & Co . 532-5
Blind Institution
597-600
Bliss Coal Co. 464-5
C
Callam, W'm. narrative of 404-6
Camp, Charles H 786
Campau, Louis 49
Cater, Abram and Charles. 114
Central Agricultural Society
701
Cincinnati, Saginaw & Mackinaw R. R. 729-30
Citizens National Bank 752 Clay, Sam G. .. 671-2 Cooper, Rev. David M 314-5
Crane, William A ..
163-7
Cronk, James W. (Uncle Jimmy) 139
Page
Curtis, Bliss & Co.
630
Cushway, Benjamin
122
Caledonia Coal Co.
452-4
Commercial National Bank
766-67
Consolidated Coal Co ..
461-63
Cornwell Company
641-2
D
Davenport, Elijah N. 100
Davis, George Washington.
169
De Tocqueville, narrative of ..
. . .
.66-78
Dorr, Albert Il., stock raising expe-
riment
691
Doughty, T. E.
625
Draper, C. Stuart 783
E
East Saginaw National Bank 749
Eaton, Frederic L., Sr.
784
Edget, John .V .. Judge
Edwards, William 11
420-1
Ellsworth, Stewart S
216
Elsmore, O. E., narrative of .. 424-5
Emerson, Curtis.
143-7, 396, 709-10
Estabrook, John S
416
Erd Motor Co
.509-10
F
Fraser, James 103, 125, 689
Freeman, D. B
621
First National Bank of East Sagi- na w 748
First National Bank of Saginaw 751
Flint & Pere Marquette R. R.
719-25
Foote, Dan P ..
787
Fair, S. & Son, Inc.
558-60
Fordney Hotel
608
Franklin, Benjamin, Hotel.
617
Franklin Theater
673
G
Gage, Chauncey H 778
Gage, DeWitt C.
Gaylord, Augustine S., teacher
275
Lawyer
782
Goff, Gilbert B., incident of
496-7
Good Roads Movement.
734-7
Grant, Charles W.
147, 156-7
Green, Washington S ..
418-19
Germain Manufacturing Co
578-80
Page
H Page
Harvey & Coleman. 628
llill, Arthur, gifts of
281
Narrative of 497-8
Home National Bank
748
Houghton, Dr. Douglas
426-28
lloyt, Jesse, gifts of ..
251, 304
Herzog Art Furniture Co
.568-73
Hill-Carman Companies
770-1
I
Ide, Mary Hubbard.
169
Ippel, J. W. Co
622
J
Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw R. R. 725-7
Jerome, D. H. & Co.
619
Jewett, Eleazer ...
. . . . 84, 125. 137, 164-5
Jochen, Emil
619
Jackson & Church Co. ..
536-38
Jackson-Church-Wilcox Co.
.538-41
K
Kain, Patrick
.233-5
Keeler, Sanford . 431-2. 721-5
Kendrick, Wm. R.
Kerngood, Sloman & Rosenthal
Ketcham & Tuthill
628
Kirby, Stephen R
430-31
Kis-kan-kou
Koehler Brothers
588-89
L
Lamorandiere, Thadeas de 169
Lefevre, Father
326
Little, Dr. Charles. 84
Little, Charles David 153
Little, Norman
132.148-53,
706
Little, Wm. L. P.
153
Little & Co., Bank of.
746-7
Loveland, Ralph A. 419-20
Loveland, William J. 784
Lull. Charles .1.
G84
Lee & Cady, Saginaw branch
.636-39
Mc
McCarty, Thomas and Edward R ... 688
McCormick, William R. .117-19
McDonald, Wmn., fur trader. 82. 111
Mc Knight, Robert B. Judge. 779
M
Malden, Captain
140
Matrau, Rev. B. F. 310
Maus, Rev. Il. P. . 326
Merchants National Bank 747
Merrill, Charles
415-6
Mershon, A. H .. account of 413
Moores, Emil A. L., reminiscences of 181-2
Mosely, Major, incident of 139
Mower. T. Dailey 231
Melze, Alderton Shoe Co 638-40
Mershon, W. B. & Co. 574-7
Miller. Albert
.101, 125, 137
Narratives of 685, 691-3, 705-6-7
Miller, Hiram L ..
123. 313-5
Miller, Norman L., reminiscences of 161-4
Miz-co-be-na-Sa
Montanus, Rev. Emil 320
Moore, John, reminiscences
174-5
Michigan Employment
Institution .
597-600
Michigan Salt Association
439
Michigan Sugar Co., trip through
Carrollton plant
479-87
Mitts & Merrill
.542-4
Morley Brothers
644-7
N
Naegely, Captain, and lumber jacks 407-8
Nacgely House
618
Nau-qua-chic-a-ming 31
Nay-o-kee-man
30
Neh-way-go
93-6
National Engineering Co.
547-9
O-ge-maw-ke-ke-to
32
Speech of at treaty negotiations.
53
()-ke-mos
31
( )-saw-wah-bon
32
Owosso Sugar Co., proprietors
Prairie Farm
694-9
P
Parsons, Isaac
419
Pau-pem-is-kobe
30
Pere Marquette
.39-40
Port Huron & Northwestern R. R ... 729
Prairie Farm, development of . .. . 694-97
Parker Dairy Co ..
.587-8
People's Building & Loan Associa-
tion
772-4
People's Savings Bank
764-5
Polson, Wm. and Co ..
566-7
Prairie Farm, stock raising
698-9
R
Richardson, John W 171-2
Richman, Mrs. A. M., diary of 126
Richman, Charles 11 127
Riggs, John
98 .
Reis, Rev. Joseph 343-4
Remer Brothers 628
Rudd, Anson
182-3
Rust, Ezra, park
256
Reminiscences
500-3
S
Saginaw City Bank 741
Saginaw County Savings Bank 752
Ma-say-nos .
32
Saginaw Courier
650-2
Saginaw Enterprise 650
Saginaw Evening Journal 650
Saginaw Journal
648
Saginaw North Star
648
Saginaw Republican 648
Saginaw Valley lerald 648
Saginaw Street Railways
731-4
Saginaw Valley Agricultural Society 700-1
Saginaw Valley & St. Louis R. R .. F28
Savings Bank of East Saginaw 749
Schmitz, Anton 363
Schupp & Baric
621
Seely & Spencer.
622
Seemann, Joseph, sugar develop- ment . 471-3
Seemann & Peters
594-6
Seligman, Joseph ( Little Jake) 623-4
Seyffardt & Walz
620
Judge
776
Shaw-we-nos-se-ga
32
Page
Shaw, Bullard & Co 630
Sherman House 618
Shop-en-a-gons
Simpson, Thomas ( Elixir Boga)
Smith, Jacob ( Wa-be-sins)
55
Smith, Captain Martin
711-2
Stewart, James 631
Stinson, James
625
Streeb, George 174-630
Sutherland, Jabez G., Judge 775
Swarthout, Anthony R 135-6
Sweeney, Father 342
Sweet, William H 201-3
Lawyer 756
Saginaw Courier-Herald 652-6
Saginaw Creamery Co.
586-7
Saginaw Daily News 657-62
Saginaw Hardware Co. 643
Saginaw Ladder Co.
514-5
Saginaw Manufacturing Co. 510-12
Saginaw Mirror Works 583
Saginaw Plate Glass Co ..... 561-3, 440-5
Saginaw Press-Publishing Co .662-3
Saginaw Sheet Metal Works 512-3
Saginaw Show Case Co.
582
Saginaw Sugar Co. 476-87
Saginaw Valley Development Co. . 503-6
Saginaw Valley Trust Co 759
Schwahn-Khuen Agency
678
Second National Bank
760-63
Seemann & Peters 594-7
Sommers Brothers Match Co 508
632-4
Symons Brothers Co T
Tarbell, Professor, action of . 201
Tarsney, Timothy E.
Tewell, Rev. Joseph Riley. 341
Tracey, Joseph P., fiasco of. 499
U
United States Graphite Co.
.364-6
Valley Sugar Co. .. 479
Vanderbom, Father 341
Vanderhayden, Father
325
Vinton, Grosvenor 98
Valley Grey Iron Foundry Co 545-7
Valley Printing Co. 592-3
Vincent Ilotel 618
W
Wah-be-sins (Jacob Smith) 55
Wallis, George W .. 217-8
Webber, James S., diary of .. 189-93
Webber, William L., coal mining .. 448 Webster. Samuel H. 417
Webster, Benjamin F 418
Wells-Stone Mercantile Co 631
Wentz, E. L., narrative of. 128-9
Wheeler, John J 782-3
Whittier, Joseph A., reminiscences . 178-9 Wilber, Eugene, Judge 779
Williams, Ephraim S. 89-93
Narrative of 204-5
Williams, Gardner D. 89-93, 394-5
Williams, Harvey ( Uncle ) .ST-8, 394
Williams, William A., reminiscences 787
Wisner. Chauncey W 787
Wisner Oscar F 783
Wright, Ammi W., characteristics. 414-5
Werner & Pfleiderer Co .550-57
Wickes Brothers .524-30
Wickes Boiler Co. 530-32
Wolfarth Bakery .516-20
Wolverine Glove Co. 590-1
Y
Youmans, Henry M., sugar bounty
.473-4
law
Z
Bank of Zilwaukee
. .
......
745
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INDEX
of
SUBJECT TITLES (Chapter Sub-Headings)
A Page
Aboriginal Stone Weapons. 18
Aboriginal Tribes in Michigan 21
Academy, School, first public 285
Academy of Music. 670-1
Advent of Ottawas ·2 1
Advent of Fur Traders
Advent of Enterprising Men 1.85
Advent of Steam Fire Engine 213-5
Advent of Territorial Banks 739
Advent of the Automobile 673
Amusements 670
Amusing Mistake of Juryman
Ancient Fortifications Found 1-
Ancient Pipes 19
Anecdote of Major Mosely 139
Anecdote of G. D. Williams 394-5
Antiquities in Michigan
Arbeiter Vereins 366
Arbeiter Verein of Saginaw City 367
Arrival at Saginaw River 75
Art Club
312
Arthur Hill Trade School. 281-2
Assimilation with Chippewas 21
Auditorium
264-6
B
Bancroft House, Opening of . 609-10
Bancroft House, Banquet and
Toasts 610-12
Bancroft House, Grand Ball. 612
Bancroft House, Proprietors of. 612
Baptist Church, First 338
Barnard, Arthur, begins mining coal 451 Battle of Skull Island.
Beginning of Park System 2,51
Beginning of Rapid Transit. 733
Beginning of Sound Banking 746-7
Benefit to Farmer 486
Benjamin Franklin Hotel 617
Big Fire Losses
223
Big Fire of May, 1893 224
Bit of Holland in Michigan 697
Blind Learn to Read and Write 601
Bliss Park is Ideal Playground. 252-4
Boot and Shoe Trade. 624
Bubble Bursts 135
Boiling Down Rich Syrup. 483
Boosters Become Active. 490
Building Conneil House 52
Building First Court House. 109
Building of Bancroft House 609
Building Cement Sidewalks 248-9
Building Deep Wells 249
Building Plank Road to Flint 150-2
Building of the "Julia Smith" 70S
Building of Flint & Pere Marquette 719-20
Building of Jackson, Lansing &
Saginaw 725-7
Building of Saginaw Valley & St. Lonis 728
Building of Saginaw, Tuscola & Huron 728
Building of Port Huron & North- western 729
Building of Cincinnati, Saginaw &
Mackinaw 729-30
Building Up of Sugar Bowl. 470-1
Burt, W. R. & Co's Saw Mill. 410
Burt Manual Training School.
293-6
Business of Hamilton Street .. .
205
Butman-Fish Memorial Library .300-1
C
Caches and Corn Pits. 16
Caledonia Mine Wins Ont.
454
Character of Au-saw-wa-mic .. 81-3 Characteristics of Saginaw Coal. 455
Characteristics of A. W. Wright . . 414-5 Chippewas Wage Warfare . 24
Church of the Sacred Heart 343-4
City's Cemeteries 260
City Officials in 1868 207
City Officials in 1915 .. 271
City Exacts a Motor License .. 676
City Government by Commission . . 266-9 City Sewer System 246-8
Clothing and Furnishing Trade. . . . 622-4 Close Association of Pioneers 682
Coal Operators Regain Advantage .. 455
Coal Production 461
Coal, Lime and Cement.
628
Coal Operators Oppose Socialists .. 452
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Page
Coming of First Steamboat. .. . .. 709
Commercial Interests, East Sagi-
naw. 1858 .195-7
Commercial Interests, Saginaw City, 1858 203
Coming of Jesuits to Michigan
35
Congregationalists
336-8
Convivial Habits of Pioneers.
137
Consolidation of Water System.
230
Consolidation of Coal Companies
461
Consolidation the Only Remedy 241
Controlling "Red Sash" Brigade.
233
Converting Syrup into Sugar.
484
Copper Mining on Isle Royal.
5-6
Cork Pine of the Cass River
400-1
Costs of Coal Mining.
456
Cost of Road Improvements
737
Council in 1915.
270
Court Street Bridge.
243
Currency of Bank of Zilwaukee ⑆45
Creation of Park
and Cemetery
Commission
235
Curtis Emerson Comes
143
Eccentricities
144-6
Lays Out Village of Buena Vista 147
Customs and Habits of Indians. . .. 81
D
Dark Days for Sugar Industry
476-7
Decline of River Commerce
718
Decline of Salt Production
440
Deep Wells, City
249
Derivation of "Saginaw
23
Development of Salt Industry
435-6
Development of Beet-Sugar
Industry
468
Development of Coal Mines. 455
Development of Prairie Farm 694
Deviltry of Kis-kau-kou ..
62
Diary of Mrs. A. M. Richman
127
Diary of James S. Webber.
189-94
Did Jesuits Visit Saginaw ?.
42-3
Difficulties and Privations of Early Pioneer Life 121
Difficulties of Travel 703
Difficulties of Salt Manufacturers .. 436
Discovery of Coal in Saginaw
County .
447-8
Discovery of Great Lakes. 35
Disruption of Board of Trade
Threatened
499
Dry Goods and Notions
621-2
Drugs and Medicines
626
E
Early Conflagrations 188
Early Contemporary Lawyers. 781
Early Discoveries of Salt
426
Early Experiments in Beet Culture 467
Early French Explorations
34
Early Fruit Growing
688-9
Early Newspapers 648
Early Judges of Saginaw County: John Moore 776
De Witt C. Gage 777
Chauncey H. Gage
John A. Edget ..
778
Eugene Wilber
779
Early Methods of Salt
Manufac-
ture 433-4
Page
Early Mining at Sebewaing 448-9
Early Missionaries
313
Early Pioneers
19
Early References to Saginaw
46
Early River Navigation
706-7
Early Growth of Postal Business
667
Earliest Saw Mills
394
Earliest Schools
274
Earthworks in Ohio Valley
East Saginaw Club
.378-9
East Saginaw in 1854, A. Rudd. .
.182-3
East Saginaw Starts Improvements 238
Economics of Modern Salt Manu-
facture
440-1
Edelweiss Club
312
Elks Club, Lodge No. 47 ..
.. 384-5
Emerson Shipped First Cargo of Lumber from Saginaw River. . . . 396-7 Employment Suited to Blind Women 599-601
Enter a New Element, Police
233
Encounter with Indian. .
70
Enterprise of Norman Little
132-4
Erection of First Salt Block
431-2
Evolution of Sawing Machinery
397
Expansion of Coal Industry.
+49-50
Expansion of Schools
277
Experiences in North Woods. .
404-6
Experiences in Early Road Mak-
ing
703-4
Extension of School System
289-90
Extermination of the Sauks
27
Extracting Sweet Matter
481
F
Failure of State Salt Experiment .. 429
Federal Building
667-8
Features of Olden Times 97
Financial Ruin
745
Finding Human Remains 3
Finis of Bancroft House.
612
Fire Department
208
Fire Fighters of Saginaw City
220-2
First Auto Garage
676
First Bank Cashier, J. F. Brown 179
First Baptists
322-4
First Baptist Church
338
First Church in East Saginaw
327-8
First County Bond
109
First Christian Mission
36
First Criminal Trial
111-3
First Plank Road
705
First Probate Case
114
First Presbyterian Church of Sagi- naw City 314-7
First Mill at East Saginaw.
396
First Mine in Saginaw County
449
First Gas Propelled Carriage
675
First Popular Gasoline Cars ..
675
First Steamboat on Saginaw River 125
First Steamboat, Coming of. 709
First Schools at East Saginaw
282-5
First Settler, Louis Campau 19
First Taverns
607
First Wheat Raised
684
First Vessels on Saginaw River
708
First Volunteer Fire Fighters.
208
Fish Trade
204
Forest Lawn Cemetery
263
Early Railroad Projects
718
Conclusion, In
790
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Franklin, Benjamin, Hotel. 617
Franklin Theater 673 Fraternal Orders 389-91
Furniture and House Furnishing
Business . 625
G
Gaylord, Augustine S., takes charge of schools 275
Germania Society 362-5
German Lutheran Church 321
German Papers
663
Ghost of the Sauks.
Good Roads Movement 734-6
Grains and Vegetables ..
690
Grand Ball at Bancroft House
612
Granulation of Sugar
484-6
Grocery and Provision Trade.
630-1
Growth of Factories.
491-3
Growth of Postal Business
667
H
Habits and Customs of Indians 22
Hardships of Pioneer Life.
60
Ilardships of Travel 74
Hardware Trade 619-20
llardy Pioneer Life.
165-6
High Place Won by
Wisner
&
Draper
783-4
Hill "Puts One Over" on Wright . . 497-8
llill Trade School
281-2
Holly Water Works.
225-9
Home for Friendless
349
Hotel Bancroft
614-7
Hotel Fordney
608
Hotel Vincent
618
Hotels of Saginaw City.
607-8
How a Bank Created Specie. 744
llow Beets are Scoured
480
llow Farmers Fared
685-6
Ilow a Lawyer's Joke Won a Law
Suit
781
Hoyt Library
304-7
Humorous Incident
789
I
Idea of Civic Beanty
251
Indian Payment Days 80
Incorporation of Salina. 194
Incorporation of Saginaw City 198
Incorporation of First Salt Co ..
430-1
Index to Portrait Galery of Pioneers
of Saginaw
332
Industry Among Blind Folk.
597
Influence of Wah-be-sins .. 55
Intense Rivalry between Cities on the Saginaw 237
Interest in Sugar Beets. 467
Interurban Electric Traction 751
Items of History
604-7
Items of Interest
186
J
Jewelry, etc.
625-6
L
Labor Difficulties in Coal Mining .. 451 Land Grants and Earnings,
F. & P. M.
723-4
Lawyer of Old School, W. J. Love-
land
784
Lax Banking Laws
239
Legend of Lone Tree 20
Liberal Christians 322
Literary Clubs 307-8
Little, Norman, Founds East Sagi-
naw
148-50
Locating Seat of Justice.
108
Lost at Night in Forest.
71
Logs and Booms
399
Lumber Production, 1858 397
Lumber Production, 1851 to 1897
403
Lumber Production, 1892
411
Lumbermen Gain Unexpected Riches 496-7
M
Marshes Attract Buyers
690
Masonic Orders
387-8
Mayors of Saginaw 272
Mershon-Whittier Natatorium 250
Methods of Mining Coal 158
Methodists of Saginaw City 320
Michigan Appetite
686
Michigan Salt Association
439-40
Military Occupation
59
Military Companies of Early Days. 372-5
Miners Become Operators ..
452
Mining Machines Introduced
458
Mode of Indian Life
29
Model Saw Mill
410
Modern School Buildings 278-80
Mounds and Ancient Relics.
12
Mosquito Road to Prairie Farm. . . 695-6 Mutuality of Interests, Saginaw and old F. & P. M. R. R. . . 724-5
N
Naegely, Captain and Lumberjacks.407-8 New Steamer Replaces "Daniel Ball" 716-7
Northern Canal Project.
130-3
Notable Figure, Win. M. Miller
781
O
Oakwood Cemetery
260
Occupation for Blind Men
598-9
Official Proceedings
115
Oil Development . 503-4
oil Well Spouted High 504
Oil Speculators Foiled
506
0)1d Business Houses
164
Old-Time Saw Mills
408-9
Opening of Treaty Council. 52
Opening
Celebration
Bancroft
House
609-10
Opening Excursion of F. & P. M.
R. R.
722-3
Operations of Centrifugals
484
Opposition of Eastern Sugar Magnates 477-8
Organization of Township 106
Organization of Saginaw County ... 106 Organization of Board of Education 288 Organization of First Church ... .. . 313-6 Organization of Saginaw and Bay Salt Company 43
Organization of "Wild Cat" Banks .. 741 Organization of Home National Bank 748
Organization of First National
Bank
748
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Page
Organization of Savings Bank of Page
Real Estate and Insurance 627-8 East Saginaw 749 Organization of East Saginaw National Bank 749
Organization of American Com- mercial and Savings Bank ... 750 Organization of G. L. Burrows & Co. 750
Organization of First National Bank, Saginaw 751
Organization of Citizens National Bank 752
Organization of Saginaw
County
Savings
732
Original Plat of East Saginaw
142
Ornaments and Charms
20
Other City Bridges
243-5
Output of the Tittabawassee.
400
P
Packing and Meat Trade. 640
Packing Sugar for Market 486
Parks, Smaller 258
Parochial Schools 296-7
Penetrating Virgin Forest
73
Period of Depression 494
Period of Speculation ₾40
Pere Marquette Founds First Settle- ment in Michigan .39-40
Picture of Early Saginaw
Pioneer Lawyer, J. B. Sutherland .. 775
Pioneer Life in Wilderness 67
Pioneer Farming
681
Pioneers Were Migratory, Some. 683
Pioneer Newspapers, East Saginaw.650-2
Pioneer Teachers, "Academy 286
Plague of Blackbirds 140
Platting the Town 107
Police Department 231
Pottery Exhumed 13
Practical Experience in Beet Cul- t11rc 472-3
Predictions of Early Settler 393
Preparing the Ground. 681
Primitive Coal Mining 447
Primitive Corn Planting. 682
Primitive Trading Posts 603
Primitive Maps
45
Primitive Settlement of East Sagi- naw 140
Primitive Hand Fire Engines. 211
Prominent Lawyers Who Came Later 783-86-7
Prominent Lawyers of Today (1918) 789 Provisions for New City Hall. . 241
Public Library .300-302-3 Purifying Diffusion Juice (Sugar ) . 482-3 Purity of Saginaw Salt 433
Q
Quiet and Absorbed was John J.
Wheeler
R
Raising Blooded Stock, at Prairie Farm . . 697-9
Rapid Increase in Agriculture ...... 690 Rapid Decline of River Commerce 718 Reach Flint River.
Reading Club 311
Reclaiming Marsh Lands. 693 Recollections of N. L. Miller 160 Shoots First Bear 163 Reconstruction of Industrial Sagi- 495-6
Recovery Was Slow in "Wild Cat" Times :46
Reporter's Reminiscences
.648-50
Retail Grocers of Olden Times .. .. 630
Reorganization of Fire Department 216
Retarded Settlement and Causes .. .
Retributive Justice of Savages. 30
Research Club
311
Rescue Missions
358
Revival of Industries
408
Rise and Decline of River
merce
714-5
River and Shore Lines
715-6
Rough Forest Trails 703
Run on a Bank 731-2
Rivalry of Fire Companies
211
Rust Park Improvements 256
S
Sacred Heart Church 343-4
Saginaw City Bank
741
Saginaw City in 1837 128
Saginaw in 1851, John Moore. 174-7
Saginaw an Orderly City 234-5
Saginaw General Hospital 348
Saginaw Club .378-9
Saginaw Country Club 380-3
Saginaw Canoe Club 383-4
Saginaw Lodge, No. 47 B. P. O. E .. 384-5
Saginaw Post Offices
664-5
Saginaw Postal Business, 1915-6 .. 670
Saginaw Is-Saginaw Has 679
Saginaw County Farmers'
Organ. .
702
Saginaw Saw Mills in '80's 411
Saginaw Naval Reserves
375-8
Saginaw Reading Club 311
Saginaw Woman's Club 311
Saginaw Becomes a Distributing Lumber Market 413-4
Saginaw Sugar Company formed. . . 476 Salt and Lumber Industries United 432 Salt Production 445
Salvation Army
357
Sauks and Onottawas 23
School Teacher-Lawyer was Augus- tine S. Gaylord.
Semi-Centennial Celebration of Board of Trade, 1913. 500-3
Shipbuilding on Saginaw River .. 711-4
Shooting Wild Ducks, 1831
Side Lights on Pioneer Lumber-
inen
421-5
Single Germ Beet Balls
Slicing Beets 481
Sources of Sugar 466
Speculators ( Oil) Foiled 506
Spirit of Revenge.
Shop-ena-gons Account 28
Starting New Industries 489
State Bores for Salt. 427-8
State Reaps Benefits (Salt) 433
State Salt Inspection 437-8
Steamboat "Wellington R. Burt"
717
Steamer Lines
725
Page
Strength of Saginaw Banks 753-4
Street Railways 731
St. John's Episcopal Church
317-20
St. Andrews Catholic Church
.325-6
St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
.334-5
SS. Peter and Paul Church.
326
St. Mary's Catholic Church.
.341-2
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
342
St. John's G. E. Lutheran Church. . 344-5
St. Mary's Hospital
.345-6
St. Vincent's Orphans Home ..
346
Summary of Factories and Labor. . 493-4
Summary
Saginaw
Industries.
1914
.506-8
Sugar Making an Ancient Science ... 466
Sugar Bowl of Michigan.
468-9
T
Test of Firemens' Mettle
213
Teutonia Society
370
Theology in Camp 407
Timber Supplies Fail 459
To Whom Honor Is Due
98
Transcript of Saginaw Treaty
56-8
Trade Development Slow
604
Trail to Pontiac
67
Trail to the North
70
Treaties, Other
64-5
Treaty of Detroit.
51
Treaty Reservations to Rileys
80
Tribute to Jesse Hoyt.
178
Trip
Through
Carrollton
Sugar
Factory
479-86
Trust Control of Beet Sugar ..
478
Two Postoffices are Detrimental.
670
U
Um-zoo-ee Cnh
380
Union School. New
275
Union School District ..
278
Unique Character-Sam G. Clay. . . 671-2
Unique Garden Beds Found.
United States Land Office.
200
Utilizing of Waste Exhaust Steam
in Salt Manufacture
442
Utilization of Beet Pulp
477
V
Value of Coal Lands
437
Value of Beet Sugar Industry
to
Saginaw County
478
Value of Bottom Lands
686-7
Value of State Awards.
737
Veto of Electric Lighting Project
at Saginaw City
240
Village Sites in Saginaw County
10
Voyage Across Lake Erie
66
W
Wah-wah-sums
371
Warren Avenue Presbyterian
Church
339-41
Webster House (old)
134
Well Known Hotels.
618
West Side Churches ..
327
West Side Water System.
229
When Changes Were Rapid.
234
Why Saginaw Was Slow in Starting Beet Sugar Industry. 474-5
Why Saginaw Has Two Postoffices.668-9
Why Saginaw Was Cut Off
720-2
Why Saginaw Bar Was Strong.
785
Wild Fruits and Berries.
688
Willianis Saw Mill, First in Saginaw
Valley
394-5
Willcox Automatic Rakes
442-3
Winter Club
308
Wintering Stock on Rushes
691-2
Woman's Hospital
349
Work of Mound Builders 1
Working Up By-Products.
444
Working of the Banking Law 742
Workshops
18
Y
Young Men's Christian Association 354-7
Young Women's Christian
Association .
. . . . 350-2
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History of Saginaw County, Truman B. Fox, Saginaw Enterprise Press. . 1858 History of Saginaw Valley, Truman B. Fox, Daily Courier Press 1868 Indian and Pioneer History, Thomas Galatin, in Saginaw Directory 1866 City of Saginaw Directory, Robert F. Dudley 1870
State Gazeteer 1863-4
History of the Saginaws, W. R. Bates: E. W. Lyon, printer 1874
History of the United States, Vol. 111. pp. 118-162. George Bancroft
Michigan Pioneer Collections, 4 vol., Michigan Historical Commission Proceedings of the Saginaw Valley Pioneer Society 1873
History of Saginaw County, Michigan, Chapman Brothers 1881
Portrait and Biographical Album, Chapman Brothers 1883 Industries of the Saginaw, J. W. Elstner & Co. 1887
Statistics of Lumber and Salt Business of Saginaw Valley,
Truman B. Fox 1866
Annual Statement of the Business of Saginaw Valley and "The Shore" George F. Lewis and C. B. Headley. 1867 to 1872
Saginaw and Bay Counties Biographical Pub. Co. 1892
Lumber and Forest History of the Northwest, George W. Hotchkiss. Chicago. 1898
Bench and Bar of Michigan
Cyclopedia of Michigan, John Bersey: Western Publ'y and Engraving Company 1890
Cyclopedia of Michigan, John Bersey; Western Publ'y and Engraving Company 1900
Saginaw in 1893, Annual Report of Board of Trade, S. G. Higgins. 1892
Annual Reports of Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad. 1868 and 1870 Constitution of Saginaw County Agriculture Society, First Fair 1866
List of Premiums, Eighth Annual Fair 1874
Proceedings of Board of Supervisors. 1869 and 1870
Annual Report of Controller of East Saginaw 1869 and 1870
Report of Saginaw and Bay Salt Company. 1870
Reports of Board of Public Works.
1900 to 1915
Reports of Board of Park and Cemetery Commissioners 1908 to 1915
Reports of Board of Education. 1873 and 1º06 to 1916
1874
Rules and Regulations of Board of Water Commissioners.
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