Daniel L. Quirk

D. Ij. Quirk is the possessor of a coiaíiderable amcuat of farin ïaniïs in tliis oounty, owning 1,240 acres in Y au Burea township. He is a banker, and resides at Ypsilanti, but visiis his agTicultural property twice a week. Huis lande are generally Öi■vided into' tweaity and forty acre lote, somie oí tüiis lie re.nts on slia:res, lut !hio cultiwites the bulk of it himself. His 'b'aildinigs, fences, tools and othcr appointameixts are ahays iu Hrst class oider, and the lands are all fiuely cultivated and tlnorouglily Ulo drained. I-IO is a wealtliy maa, and is said o te a milliomaire or nearly so. Tlho abO'VO artifcle from the "Detroit Tribune, is cancerning one of tilie best business mem in southem Michigan. Mr. Quirk is a man oí wonderful activity amd fertiüty oi resource, as has frequemtly been. shown in taking up neAV business and making a s=uccess oí it. IIO personally e,onducts all the affairs oí his large farm, "filie lst National bank, the. gas works tlie Peninsular paper mili in Ypsilanti, besidea a packinig house in St. Louis, a pirinting house in Chicago and many other coanpanieis. At a tdiine in lifo -vhen most other men ■wonild -n-ajit to retire he enjoyé lookimg aftier businessi He has helped many young men to get a start in life and he keeps liis heart young and his brain active.