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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-14

IL the court Of chaneery came up tor ap-
prevail by the Board. On motion Of Geo
w Townsend said Bond was approved.
On motion the Board adjourned till one
e'clsok p M
One o'clock ? N.
Board met - adjourned; called. to order
by ths chairman. Roll called; rsmbers
present as follows Hazen. Robertson
Townsend. Clark, Jas Blood, D Blood, VIM
Wood, Allen, King, Otsing"E
Moved by VIZ Wood, to take from the to.
BILE tile motion Of Harley Bazen, relative to
the payment 10 Loree, $50. which motion
prevailed by ayes and nays as follow. Ayes.
IIazcp, Townsend, King, Ottinger. Jas Blood.
5; nays, Robertson, d Blood, Alien, Win
Wood. 4,
The Committee on Settlement with Co.
Treasurer made the following Report:
The Committee upon Settlement would
respe c,faliy report that they have examine d
the County Tieasursr's Books, and find tina,
from the organization Of Lake county, since
May, 1871. that X e Digbec. OK Co. Treas
urer, has reed moneys to the amt If thir-
ty- nine thousand FIVE hundred and nine dol.
lars and twenty-nins cents, and has dis
bursed moneys TO the amt Of thirty-seven
thousand two hundred aud fifty fosr dollar,
and eighty nine cents. leaving in the hands
| tho Treasurer, two Thousand two hundred
aud fifty fsur dollars aud forty cents Jan
sth, A D 1878.
JOHN j. ROBERTSON
h. X. OrrINGEk Committee.
GEO. w. CLARK
On motion of VIM. Wood the Report o.
Committee was laid on the table.
(Coneiuded nexf geek
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THE SUN.
DAILY AND wEEKLYFOR 1878.

The approach of the Presidential election
gives unusual importance 10 the events and
Developments Of lS75. We shall endeavOr
to describe them fully, faithfully, and fear
le.sly.
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circulation Of over sever ty thousand copies
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Minutes oftoday were read and approved.
add OH motion Oft. d. Blood the Committee
on settlement With the Treasurer were in.
structed to resume their labors Monday
morning, AVID the Board adjourned till
Wednesday. January 9th, A. D. 1875.
DAVID A. LArHRoP, JAMES BLOOD,
Clerk. Chairman.
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Esquire CHAPMAN, OF Nirvana.
Last week seht us u barrel o. nice
apples, ss pay for his subscription
to The STAR. We dare say he don't
halt rcalizc how acceptable they
were to Tvs.
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For the nInvty.ninth time - or
something less We remind a por-
tion of our subscribers who prom
ICED ~ bring us wood, that they
have not yet done SO. Come, bring
it along!
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The Board ot Supervisors last
week reduced The salary Of the
Judge vi Probatc from 800 to
$50, aud increased the salary Of
County Treasurer from $500 to
500. The salary of the other off
GERS remain rs heretofore.
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ESQUIRE BAKER, Of Yates town :
slip, comes forward and pays his
subscription to the STAR in some
excellent buckwheat -four. Now,
Look ont for "rancakes and 'lasses!''
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TnK female population OF Web
Der township is increasing, and
none seem to realize So much sat
isfactl0n from the fact ~ WIN. Xii
patrick. Captain Il. look up that
census roll, and mako some addi-
tiuue.
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jar. Tth, 1870.
Boa I'd met as adjourned; called to order
by the chairman. Roll called; members
present as follows: Allen. Clark. Ottingcr,
Rob ,rtson, Jas Blood, Blood, Hazen,
Townsend Minutes Of yesterday read and
approved.
The Committee on Treasury 3. ttlement
resumed their lsbors. On motion the Board
adjourned till one o'clock pm.
One o'clock p m.
Board met as adjour ucd; called to orde T
by the chairman. On call Of roll the follow.
ing members answered to their names l,
Hazcn. OF Lake; 2, Robertson, of Killbuck;
3, Tow nsenG, Of Webber; 4, Clark, of Elm;
s, Jas Blood, ef Pinors; q, L ID Blood, of
Yates; Z. WIN Wood, OF r. Plains; 8, Allen,
OF G Valley; o, King, Of Chase; 10, Ottinger,
OF Ellsworth.
On rotion of ID Blood the ex-TreasuIcr
was authorized to make entries on Treas
Books of certain ANTS Of moneys paid out
by him, oil which the committee ionLd no
entry, Jan 7th, 1878, The motion pre-
vailed.
wm Wood offered the following resoin-
ton.
Reso,red. By tha Board OF Supervisors OF Lake Co.
thai the 20. Treasurer he Instructed " pay David
iorce my dollar for the purpose OF defrnyipg ex-
penses caud by the lat iiln,s ~ hi con sylvester
Lorre; Pforided, that the Township Of berry Nal.
ley assumes 10 pay 90 OF sad amt 9th rwisc this
| resolution 10 be sod
Adopted 10y aycs and nays % follows:
Ayes, Hszen, Robertson, Clark. ID Blood
VIM Wood. Allen, O; Ntys; Townsend, l.
On motion the Board adjosrned Till nine
| o'clock III tJ-myrrow.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-14

The family OF Mr.. Quackcnbush,
the new agent Of the +. " p. NJ.
Railway Company, at this point,
arrived last week, and have be
come established in their new home,
The dwelling owned by J. Thomas.
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OWING to sickness in our family
we are unable ~ Issue our paper ION
time," this week, but hope do bet
ter Ly the time of our next issue.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-14

SAUNDERS was ia town during
the week, and transactions in real
estate was one OF the results Of his
visit.
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AWAKE and ASLEEP vii TAs 5. . oil essS%s;
complete fcr. framing on receipt ofso cts. TSonev
fiHRs .srns ne Price. A BHx1riIrt Bgf6uKT
OF FLowERs fer 30 cts., Or two dnsrs1t sa6iscts
for 80 ct.. BRILLIANT FRUIT CHEOMoS.
moupted. sx1f. only 81 per 100. Supqkh 6sfinAA
Landscape, mountrd, sxii, o. psfiun tsfsil p1os.
3octs each, or two for 50 cite. scfap Book chFc@oe
serorted, o. per 100 Departure and Retnrn q TIE
Of employment send % Tor portfolio vi1h ehs1os
stock OF thromo~, and commence. vGIh - 80
Satisfaction guaranteed. HuticAsy ~ a Unn
BOSTON FRAMEAS D eHRoXoc co., ~ weqnl
ington etxsst Bosbn. vssa
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" YOU desire peep at q wonderful stock
Of every thing ut wonderfully low prices cal
ut j. II. GRoFFs.
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Mason Work u Plastering.

q. Rsws 10 prepared N do all kinds Of Ma
go Work and Plaster,Re, on short NOTICE.
Adars.s him at Baldwin,, Mich; or, orders
nav 10 lsft with Emmett Coon h Go.
5-3-7
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Our llubbing Rates

T" these desiring To club with
thi. psp.rahd another publication
&c will furnish The STR axd
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Coon Young Hyson 75ets at
j. Il. GRorT's.
FIRST Of all, comes Peterson
Magazine for February, filled with
beautiful illustrations, and reading
matter, interesting, instructive, ell
tertaining. The fashions ofthc day,
in ladies apparel, are also, cx-
planned, rs usual. Every lady
should read Feterson's. Address,
Chas, J. Peterson, 300 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-14

VIZ have now Q. me sixteen ~
eighteen inchss VI snow quite
e.,pulh &, 1T ri g'~d -I-iahina.
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BALDWIN House.

This Hotel affords 40 good accommoda.
sisss - any In this part Of the country,
Charges reasonable. VIM. Wood. Proprietor,
Baldwin city. Mich. ILL.
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Nirvana House.

Nv motto 10 to live and let live. Good
nssis served at all hours, on short notice,
or Is ssnts meal. Two meals aud Lodging
fat Is cesta I am thankful for past patron.
age, sad. hope IL will continue.
H. LACEY, Proprietor.
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Igpatius G. Evans.

Dspsty Co. Rarvevos Il prepared TO do
%, vs,ing in all the Towns in the Northwest
part 81 Lake ceussy. r. D. address. Bald
vin CIV, Mich. 3-l3
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CarpVnt

VI hsCsusey 10 prepared 70 attend
70 eli sslls In the shove namei line
uis address. Rs idwiR City, M.ch
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Jan 9Th, 1878.

Doarj met as adjourned; called TO order
by the hartman. Roll called, members
present. as folIowc IIaxcr, Robertson,
Townseud. Clark, jas Blood, d Blood, VIM
Wood. Allen. King, Otnngcr. Minutes
read aud approved.
On motion nv Harley nazen TO fceind the
resolution offered by WIN Wood in relation
to pa, nent Of . 80 by Co Treasurer 10 David
i.ores; after somc discussion Oh motion Of !
Blood che motion Of Haley Hsfcn was
tabled for further cousid ,rstion.
Tho Bond oi Augustus To- ncr - r. Gisisr
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+. L. Allen,

Attorney st Law and Solicitor In Chan-
ssrv. vii. practice in Circuit and U. s.
CsarN. Oftis~ over Trays store, cor~er Of
Ninth street and Michigan ave Tue, Baldwin
0ity Mich
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A CHOICE limo OF New Crop Tea and Cof
tee; YER. 6ne and cheap.
KMMErr Cook < Co.
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Fos Pure Tobaccos, aud Low Prizes, call
on Exxsrr Coos 4 GO.
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ScHooL Books! School Books may be
blamed at EMMETT Coon T. Co.'S.
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d. r. Church,
Rkv. C. b. VOORHEES,, Pastor.
Baldwin, Mich.

Baldwin, Mich.
Prssetinf s,ery Sabbath, at 10Y o'clock
. ~. and o'rlek pm Payer meetings
Thurssiy evenings, ut ~ ocl"ek. Class
ue.,iss Immediately following Sunday NOR:
sing service.
Tier. VII s!se I've preaching ct Nirvana
AZ 10 o'snsk . IN, every other Sabbath.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-14

JoHN MIzNER received Il box Of
fresh fish just from Lake Michi-
gan-last Wednesday. They went
IF like hot cakes.
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A LARGE stock OF Ready Made Clothing at
]. Ii. GRoyv's.
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SEX tho new adveitisement-
'Soaled Proposals"- published in
this Issue.
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WANTED! q good vrist mill, a
je~slry store, u furniture store, a
barber shop. &C., at Baldwin.
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Darius G.. Warner,

Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Pros
Attorney for Lake county. Chase, Mich
l-8
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Business Men! See Here!

Iwssld respectfully announce 10 the ciii
ssss Of Baldwin that ! am prepared TO do
Dravips to and FROM all points In and about
ts~a. Prsspt attention given 10 all orders
Charges reasonable. RoBEsr STEWART.
Baldwin, Sept. Path, 1874.
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We will turnish the Toledo
Weekly Blade, and the STAR, for
one year, for $3.45.
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Kirkland & Shane.

Manufacturers ard Dealers In Lumber and
L.,h. Special attention ps,d to Dill Stuff
Min ssd Ysrj ON lire Of ,. Il r. N. Rail
vsy. u nsilrs vest Of Bsid~in City.
LIN
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II. s. LIVINGSTON, of Weber
township,has brought US some wood.
ON subscription. Who'll 10 the
NEXT
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GENTS Shifts 4 Drawers only Scots each
It j. II. CROWS.
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Jan. 9th, A d 1878.
Board met as sdjoursed. and was called
to order by the chairman. Roll called and
members present rs follows: Gttinger, Al
len, Jas. BLOOD, Clark and IIszen. In the
absence eta quorum, On motion of Albert
Allen, the members present decided to meet
at one o'clock p. m, Of this day.
One o'clock.
Board met and was called to order by the
ckair, OH call Of Roll tho following members
answe red to their names Ottinger, Allen,
Wood, ilazen, James Blood. l., y. Blood,
Townsend. Clark, King aud Robertson.
Motion by Vim. Wood, that the time for
the co lection OF Taxes in the TIP o.: r. Plains
be extended to the tenth day Of March, A..
D. 1873. Adopted.
Motion by y Blood, that the time for
the collection Of Take in the TIP of Pinora
be extended to the FIRST day Of M'ch, A. D.
1875. The same was adopted.
time for the collection OF Taxes in TIE TIP
Of Yates, to the twenty fith d., of M'ch A.
d. 1873. The same was adopted.
Motion of Geo W Townsend to approve
of the Bond offered by Augustus Towner
Register of Deeds. The same was adopted.
Notion by Geo W Clark to unite the
Offices Of Co. Clerk and Register Of Dcets
in one Office. Tie molten was adopted.
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Baldwin CIrY is The name given
to the express office ut this point.
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Jsssies IL the Peace, Baldwin, CITY, Mich.
Willsttssd promptly ~ ell business en-
wasted " HE esrs. Special attention Civ
81 10 pay Hsnt Of taxes On non. ssridcnt lands.
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PsIxrs are now selling Tor 10 cents pei
yard at EMMETT Coon L Cos.
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gasin.sss CARDS, /.
Henry A. BRAY,

Justice Of the Peace. and Notary Pubiic
Rald~ N. Lake county Mich. All businsas
srtrssssd - kia will receive careful man.
sgsasns. Once 81 corner Of Michigan nv
ssss and Eighth street. 2-n
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Dry Goods.

D.s't fail to step At the large white store,
ssrasr .f AichisaA avenue aud 7th street.
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A Good SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS for
SALE at j. II. GRoFF's.
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DELONG e RUDD,
HOrseshOeing.

Ba' dwia City. Aug.I3th, 1874.
Arizona citizen., 1875-08-14

THE country is beautifully fresh and green on every side. We have never ob- served a more rank growth of vegetation than that brought forth by this Summers rains. Tms fact is remarked by men whose business it is to travel all over this and into adjacent counties. Talk about a dry and barren country, does not prop erly apply to seven -eighths of Arizona. The corn crops, as far as we have heard from them, are getting on finely. Peter Kit chen tells us that small lot of his is not very good, but that he has one hundred acres of as fine growth as he ever saw anywhere, and he has seen as heavy crops as any man.
Arizona citizen., 1875-08-14
ArteSian Wells.


 Everything of a practical bearing upon this class of wells ought to be of special interest in Arizona. The following is from late number of The San Francisco Bulletin:
 In various portions of the city the experiment has been tried as to the feasibility of obtaining supply of water by boring wells. When the new hotel and theatre building on Powell, Market and Ellis streets was commenced, it was thought by the experts that an adequate supply Of water could be obtained to supply the building Work was accordingly be- gan, and boring was made to the depth of about 120 feet, where bed of gravel was struck, and immediately water gushed up to the top of the ground, and has continued to flow un- interruptedly ever since. This was so successful that a second boring was made and with equally good results, and now enough water flows from those two wells to supply the build ing, and if necessary, the entire block. In sinking these wells 14-inch augur was first used in boring through @ stratum of sand about forty feet in depth. This brought it to the clay. An iron tube was then put down, resting on the clay, and then a ten-inch augur was used until the gravel bed was reached, after which a galvanized iron pipe was put down the entire depth, and the space be- tween the larger ard smaller pipe fil- led with cement. The two wells cost about 5000, and the water is clear, fresh and cold Similar wells have also been bored at the Golden Gate Flouring Mills at the Pacific Hotel, and at one or two other places, so that the fact Is fully demonstrated that at any average depth of 120 feet at all points east of Market street toward the bay there exists @ stratum of gravel through which runs a stream of water that can be made ser viceable for all purposes. It IS not improbable that one l2-inch well could be made to supply the ordinary wants of an entire block; and any large manufacturing establishment could save largely in this manner. The exorbitant demands of the pres ent water monopoly will certainly drive the people to adopt this easy means of release from extortion.
 What glorious luxury it would be here to have liberal flowing we'll ill Tucson, need not be described. This town contains about 5000 people some say nearly 6OOO-and 1t would seem as if that many persons should be willing to pay for sinking a we'll especially when, if they get the first one, $3OOO of the expense will be palo out of the Territorial Treasury.
Arizona citizen., 1875-08-14
Application for Patent.
FIRST NORTH FIX. METCALFE MINE,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 -

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA, July 5, lS75- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN Charles NJ. shannon, whose postof1ice address is Silver City, New Mexico, mas this day made application through Lnls office for patent from the United states for fifteen hundred Q500) linear feet of the First North Extension of the MetcalI mine, or lode of copper bearing ore with surface ground six hundred (6OO) feet Wldei situated in the Copper Mountain mining district, Yavapai county, Arizona, and de- scribed in the plat and field notes now on file in this office, as follows, tO-wit:
 Beginning at a post feet long, inches square, set in mound or stones leeI hlgn for the SW corner of the claim. From this post a piflon tree inches in diame- ter bears 1034o E So links distant, and IS ft witness tree to the center end monu- ment of the Little Annie mining clalm and is only marked l.. A. M. C. NO. "; the post is marked F. N. EX. M. M. c. No. I. and is 100 feet from the NV corner of the Little Annie mining claim, and 49.Io chains N 22o 13' E from the large rock at the function Of the E and middle forks or Chase's creek; thence s 72o 10 E (variatlon I5o O5' ED 300 feet to a post feet long, inches square, set in mound of stones feet high, from which large rock ID a ledge of rocks bears $ 6l12o E S4 links dlS- tant; the post and the face or the rock are marked F. N. FIX. M. M. .. NO. II; thence in same direction 300 feetto post feet long, inches square, set In mound of stones 2 feet high, from which pinon tree 10 inches in diameter bears $ l9$4W II5 links. and an oak tree inches in di- ameter bears s 31o W 135 links distant; these are also witness trees to NE corner of the Little Annie mining claim and have no additional marks; the post is marked F. N. Ex. NJ. NJ. c. No. III; (thiS most is 100 feet s 72o lO' F. from the NE cor her of the Little Annie mining clatm0 thence N To 5Of E (variatiOn 15o 05' E) 1900 feet to NE corner of claim where is set post 4 feet long, inches square, in mound of stones feet high, from which n DiIlOn tree 10 inches in diameter bears N 511o w 6l links distant and pinon tree $ inches in diameter bears N 241ao E 50 links distant: all of which are marked F. N. FIX. M. NJ. c. No. "; thence N 70 lO W (vas riation l5o E) 800 feet to center point on N boundary line of claim where IS set post feet long, inches square in mound or stones 2 feet high, from which pi1lOn tree l2 inches in diameter bears $ 3554o E 364 links distant, both tree and post are marx ed F. N. EX. M. M. c. No. V; thence in same direction 300 feet to NV corner or claim where is set a post 4 feet long, inches square in mound of stones 7 rect high, from which a cedar tree inches ln diameter bears S 53o w 65 links distant and juniper tree inches in diameter bears $ 76o w 94 links distant; all of which are marked F. N. Ex. NJ. M. c. No. VI; thence s 17o 50' w (variation l5o 2V E) 15OO feet to place of beginning, cOntaing 20 66-100 acres.
 LEVI RUGGLES, Register:
 July 10, 1875. 4O-lOW