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History of Mason County, Michigan
H. R. Page & Co., Chicago; 1882

    
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        HARRY A. SCOTT, lumber inspector, is a native of Quebec, and
     came to the States in 1865.  After stopping at Chicago a few months,
     he went to Muskegon, where he was engaged at lumber inspecting
     until 1878.  At that time he came to Ludington, and established
     himself in business as lumber inspector.  In 1881, he was elected
     alderman from the Fourth Ward, to fill the unexpired term of C. C.
     RICE.  Mr. SCOTT has an office near the WARD mills in the Fourth
     Ward, and does a prosperous business.  He sustains an excellent
     reputation as a business man and citizen, and is liberal and
     enterprising in all deserving matters.  A view of Mr. SCOTT'S
     residence in the Fourth Ward appears on another page in this book.
                          
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