Old-timers To Meet

Lansing, May 29. - The mneteenth animal meeting of the Michigan Pioneer and Historica! society, to be held iiere June 1 and 8, wül be especially rich In historical papers, the programme inïluding the following: ■ Legislature of 1846,"ex-Gov. Blatr; "Pioneer Professors at the University," Maj. Ransom, Xalamazoo; "John Tanner, the White Indian," fudae Steere, Sault Ste. Marie; "Early Inciients in Grand Traverse County,"' George E. Steeie, Traverse City; "Reminiscences of Oceana County." Senator Mugford. Hart; "The Kaüroad History of Michigan," James F íoy, Detroit