. The advantages and surroundings of Muskegon. ley,73; C. H. Cook,75;C. T. Hills. 77; R. S. Thompson, 79; H. S. Henderson, 83; C. P. Kingsbury, 85;Martin Waalkes, 87; S. S. Morris, 89; H. J. Van Zalingen, who has been countytreasurer for two yeais past, is a native of Grand Rapids, in Muskegon from child-hood, and in the hardware trade since 1876. He is present manager of the Muske-gon Hardware Co. P7-ose<:7iting Attorneys. —Kenvy H. Holt was first elected as prosecuting attor-ney, Edwin Potter succeeding in 63; Duane Thompson, 67; Francis Smith, 73;Andrew McReynolds, 75; Nelson De Long, 77
. The advantages and surroundings of Muskegon. ley,73; C. H. Cook,75;C. T. Hills. 77; R. S. Thompson, 79; H. S. Henderson, 83; C. P. Kingsbury, 85;Martin Waalkes, 87; S. S. Morris, 89; H. J. Van Zalingen, who has been countytreasurer for two yeais past, is a native of Grand Rapids, in Muskegon from child-hood, and in the hardware trade since 1876. He is present manager of the Muske-gon Hardware Co. P7-ose<:7iting Attorneys. —Kenvy H. Holt was first elected as prosecuting attor-ney, Edwin Potter succeeding in 63; Duane Thompson, 67; Francis Smith, 73;Andrew McReynolds, 75; Nelson De Long, 77; M. L. Stephens, 79; De Longagain, 81; Geo. Carter, 83; H. L. Delano. 85, (he having also served out the lastsix months of De Longs second term and a part of Carters term;) J. C. Mc-Laughlin, 87, and W. J. Turner, the present incumbent, entered upon the dutiesof the office January, 91. County Coroners.—E. A. Partridge and T. S. Davis were elected coroners in1859, and were succeeded by A. B. Brooks and J. A. Wheeler in 1861; Horace Jones,. A REPRESENTATIVE MUSKEGON MILL. 21 R. W. JNIorris, W:]-. H. K. Hulhrouk, .Jdin Welsh, O.); (i. li. VVoodlxiry. A. B. Fir-man, 67; E. N. Van Baalcn, C. M. Mills, 09; Clias. G. Arclit-i-, A. B. Firman, 71;E. N. Van Haalen, John (Jrossnian, 73; Geo. Moog, Jas. Halbirnic, 75; J. H. War-ner, Elisha McCoy,79; Goo. Moog, J. I). Vanderwcrp, 81; Ge(). Moog, C. , 83; J. D. Vantlerwerp, C. E. Koon, 85; J. 1). Vaiulerwerp, W. H. Nicli-olson, 87; Henry Hull, E. N. Van Baalen, 89; J. E. Bergeron and W. , 91. Probate Judges.—Jesse D. Pullman was elected pi obate Judge in 1859, and .suc-ceeded by W. F. Wood, 05; E. H. Wylie, appointed in 05 and elected for terms; Orriu Whitney succeeded in 85. Stephen A. Aklrich, a native of Calhoun County, Mich., has resided in thiscounty since 1805, and was in agricultural pursuits prior to his election as probatejudge in 1888. Nellie Conkliu has been deputy for 10 years past and for
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