. Notice biographique; ce volume contient des notices biographiques de citoyens de Houghton, Baraga et Marquette Counties, Michigan .. . les gardes nationaux de Chigan et ont continué un membre pendant deux ans, démissionnant en 1899. En 1870, M. Lathrop épousa Carrie E. Olin, de Boston, Massachusetts, et ils ont une fille. Ils résident sur l'avenue Calumet. PoliticallyMR. Lathrop est un républicain. Fraternellement, il appartient aux Elks et à Ded-Ham Post, n° 144, G. A. R., de Dedham, Massachusetts, conservant son appartenance à GrandArmy, car un poste n'a pas encore été établi à Calu-met. Il l'est également

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. Biographical record; this volume contains biographical sketches of leading citizens of Houghton, Baraga and Marquette Counties, Michigan .. . chigan National Guards and continued a memberfor two years, resigning in 1899. In 1870 Mr. Lathrop married Carrie E. Olin, of Boston, Massachusetts, and they have one daughter. They reside on Calumet avenue. PoliticallyMr. Lathrop is a Republican. Fraternally he belongs to the Elks and to Ded-ham Post, No. 144, G. A. R., of Dedham, Massachusetts, retaining his GrandArmy membership there, as a post has not as yet been established in Calu-met. He is also a member of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of theUnited States. In his religious faith he is an Episcopalian. THE MINING GAZETTE. The Mining Gazette, of Houghton, Houghton County, Michigan, was founded at Ontonagon, Michigan, in July, 1858, by George Emerson.In i860 the paper was purchased by James R. Devereau and moved toHoughton, becoming the Portage Lake Mining Gazette, which has sincebeen published continuously under that name and is now the weekly editionof the Daily Mining Gazette. The daily made its first appearance on Sep-. CHARLES L. WICKSTROM. HOUGHTON, BARAGA AND MARQUETTE COUNTIES 161 tember 14, 1899, a strong company having been organized by William Gard-ner Rice, which purchased the Portage Lake Mining Gazette and its plant, moved the office and greatly enlarged the plant. In November, 1900, the new paper had already outgrown its swaddlingclothes and was moved into its present quarters, in the Dee Post Office build-ing, where its offices and press rooms, including job and binding depart-ments, are now located. There it is published on the first stereotype, web-perfecting press ever set up in the Northern Peninsula, and is steadily grow-ing in influence and circulation as the recognized authority on the coppermining industry and the best news medium of the copper country. It has byfar the largest circulation of any paper published in the Northern Peninsula.Ch

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