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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22

"WouLDN'r CULrIvATE."--A good
story Is told of recently elected Con-
stable in one of the townships in Lake
county. He did not want tho Office,
itseems, and previous to the voting had
declared that he "wouldn't cultivate, If
he was elected" As he was afterwards
seen working in his field, 1t was con-
cluded that he had changed his mind.
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W. were pleased to receive calls
from Wesley j. Holcomb, of Glen
coe, and Henry Saunders, of Chase,
on Thursday of this week.
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HIS "chum," Old Bill, is what the
Herald calls tho STARS associate edit
or.-Revica0.
That's terribly mixed "Cammy."
Guess you had just recovered from
q dream about that "hornet's nest"
when you pcnned the above.
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TIE SAHE S|,E EA d ;|E WITHIN Nth TIE
QUOTED A,8slE T !Elg FOLLOW

ReetiAers. 1900 90
Dealers, retail liqupr .......... % 90
,,ealcrs, VIII oie.sle liquor. ....... 100 90
Dealers In malt liquors, Wholesale. 1000
Dealers in ms!t liquors, retail. 1000
Dealers in Leaf toLacco, $3.50. % O0
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 5000
Aud on sales Of over 81 900. or
~ cents for every dollar In excess
o, 81, 200.
Dealers In manufactured tobacro. $40
Manu- 'acturcrs OF stills. ....... 5000
And for each still manufactured. 1000
Aud for smci, worm manufactured 20. 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco. ... 10 on
Manufacturers OF cigars. ....... 10 on
PeddIers Of tobasc.', frat elias (mors $50
s. than two horses orother anin,als) 5000
Pcddlrrs Of tobacco second class
Two horses or other aninals).. - On
Peddlsri OF tobacco, third class ~
Zone horsc or other wnimal).... 1900
Psddlcrs Of tob ecu fourth class
(oa foot or public coaveyanee,.. 1000
Brewers Of less thaa 500 barrels. 81 90
Brewers OF 500 barrels or mors... 10000
Any person, 90 Iis5le, who shall fall To-
comply with tue foregoing rsqoircments will
be subject to severe PENALTIES. ~
Psrsons or firms liable to psy sny Of the
specia, Taxes named above must apply 10
8. =. BABY. Collector Of Internal kcvenus
At Grand Rapids, hish.. and paw FOR and pro.
enrs the special Tax Stamp or Stsmps they
need. prisi to May !, ISIS. and WITHOUT
fuRTnER NOTICE. lflaf.fl = 81
J. W. DopssAsG gr
Commissionsr OF Internal Revenue.
0vrics OF lsrssxAL nIvIyrS. Lt
wrurssro-. y. ~, February isp.
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Darius C. Warner ,

Attorney at Law, Notary Public and
Prosecuting Attorney for Lake county.
p. o. Address, Chase, Mich. 1-8
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Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Pub
lie, Baldwin, Lake county, Mich. All
business entrusted to him will receive
careful management Office at corner
Of Michigan avenue and Eighth street.
2-l1
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LADIES REPos1roRY.-The Nay
number Of the Ladies' Repository is al
ready ut hand. This periodical IL now
In It's thirty-fifth volume. Age does
not cause II to lose any Of Its good quail
tiles. Itshould b In every family Adj
dress, Hitchcock a Walden, Cincinnati,
Ohm
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Baldwin House,

This Hotel affords as good accommo-
dations as any In this part of the coun-
try. Charges reasonable. VIM. Wood,
Proprietor, Baldwin City, Mich.
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SCnrBNER's MoNTHLY--for May con-
tains all the usual variety Of excellent
points common to this magazine. It's
literary contents and illustrations are Of
q high order, rendering it one of the
most attractive periodicals In the land.
Terms, "a per year; or, zee clubbing
rates with STAR, published elsewhere.
Address, Scribner & Co., New York
Citv
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Wood moved that the account Of
Col. Standish be allowed, which motion
prevailed by ayes and nays as follows:
Ayes, Randall, Wood, miller, Heilman,
McKee--5; nays, Knight, Townsend,
Allen--3.
On motion, the following Supervisors
accounts were allowed:
Nina nava Miles Amount
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H. Rowe IL prepared to do oil kinds
of Mason Work and Plastering, on
short notice. Address him at Baldwin,
Mich; or, orders may be left with EN-
NETT Coon a Co. 81
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Wood moved that the Board adjourn
sine die, which motion prevailed.
GEORGE W. CLARK, Chairman.
AUoUsTus TowNER Clerk.
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T.. Campbell,

Veterinary Surgeon, has permanent
ly located In Baldwin City, and - pre-
pared to treat all durable diseases which
the noble horse il heir to. Medicines
always on hand. 2-32
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business Men! See Here!

Iwould respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Baldwin that am prepared
to do Draying to and from all points in
and about town. Prompt attention
given to all orders. Charges reasora-
BILE ROBErT STEWAfT.
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The following thermomotricsl report
was Furnished for publication by Leo 8.
Cobb, Of Yates township:
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Nirvana House.

NV motto Is to live and let live.
Good meals served at all hours, on short
notice, for Is cents meal. Two meals
and lodging for 75cents. am thank
full for past patronage, and hope 1t will
continue. III. +. LACEY, Proprietor.
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John w. Kirkland.

Manufactures and Dealer in Lumber
and Lath. Special attention paid to
Bill Stuff. Mil and Yard on line of L.
d p. M Railway, Al miles west OF Bald
win City. 2-l-5z
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Ignatius g. Evans,

Deputy Co. Surveyor, is ready to do
surveying In all the Towns In the north
west part Of Lake county. p. o. Ad-
dress, Baldwin City, Mich. 2-l3
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Sr. NIcHoLAs.--Fun abounds In the
May number Of this children's periodi-
cal-enough TO keep it, young readers
In laughing mood for weeks. All the
children should have . chance to 80
and read II. Published by 6orihner d
o., 7&S and 7l5 Broadway, N. y.
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GOLDEN HouHs-fOf Nay, b on our
tabls. II . treat 10 The young people
TO read II; and Il costs only $50 per
year, postpaid. Send subscriptions 70
Hitchcock & Walden, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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3 SALARIES or COUNTY OFFICERs.-At
the session Of the Board of Supervisors,
held last week, It was voted to increase
the amount paid to salaried officers of
the county, SO that each will now re-
ceive as follows: Clerk and Register,
5000; Treasurer, $500; Judge Of Probate,
$3.50; Prosecuting Attorney, $500. This
action Of the Board, we think 10 COM
mendabls, and will doubtless meet the
approval Of taxpayers; for, while we
advocate economy in expenditures, it
yet seems to US as though simple justice
demanded that most, at least, Of the Of
ficers named, should receive larger pay.
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The Revised Statutes OF the United States,
SECTIONS 3.3s, 32s7, s2ss, aud 3.39, re,
quire every person engaged in any business,
avoeation, ar employment which rcrders
him liable to a SPECIAL TAX. TO PRO.
CURE AND PLACE CONSPICU-
OUSLY IN HIS ESTABL1SH-
MENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS
u STAMP dcautiLg &c payment " said
SPkCIAL TAX f.r the Special Tax Year
beginning Ma, !. 1878. before commencing
or continuing basisess aiter April 81, 1875
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w. RSMott, NJ. d.

ONCE in Postofilce Building, Baldwin
City, Mich. Will attend promptly to
all calls, in town or country. 2~l4
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Rssopsd, By the Beard Of Supervisory that the
Sheriff be allowed s. per day for ali services res
dsrsd the county - such Sheriff. and al necessary
voucher County Treasurer for rs per cent Of said
am ,unt, on presentation 70 him by said sheriff .
certified bill o, items Of such services
Mr.. Townsend moved the adoption
Of the resolution, which motion pre-
vailed.
Allen moved TINT the Board ad-
journ till 8 o'clock o. M, tomorrow,
which motion prevailed.
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Edward G. Raymond

Treasurer of Osceola county, Michi-
gan. Attends promptly to all business
relating to taxes within said county.
P. o. Address, 'Hersey, Mch., tn35
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Marr:eo
co

In Baldwin, Mich, April 18th, 1875,
by w. A. Burnam, Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH
4. NORTH and Miss WEALTHY FRANK
ENBEKGER, all Of the above named
place.
In Baldwin, Mich, April 18th, 1876,
by w. A. Durham, ESQ, Mr.. Dow
FFAyKENBERGER and Miss AMANDA
MCDERMoTr, all Of the above named
place.
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Carpentsring.

w. J. McCausey u prepared to attend
to all calls In the above named line.
p. o. Address, Baldwin City, Mich.
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vail PAoPOASyt oS v1AuC'
Mr.. Wood moved that the report be
accepted and Committee discharged,
which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Wood offered the following reso-
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William 4. Deursss,


Attorney It Law and Solicitor IN
Chancery. win practice In Circuit and
u. 3. Courts. Address, Baldwin City,
Lake county, Mich. 1-50
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$asiass' $arss. !,


Wese 0fehH
ahsef Iaks ss921v, Mich. wni
81 70 hin AddseR Baldwin City,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-01
THE SNOW PLOUGH ORDINANCE.

THE NEW ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO SNOW
PLouaHs AND SWEEPING MACHINES.
The snow plough ordinance passed by the Alder.
men some weeks ago has become law by the ex.
pirstion OF time prescribed by the charter within
which the Mayor could veto 1t. The following Is
the ordnance
The Mayor Aldermen and c9mmonalty Of the city Of
,sEorIos 1t shall not be lawful for any either of
SrietSrs sorSor.slsns within the limits the city
cause allow any snow plough. spins %scSiae Or
or BY e d Hs:
y NE that behalf to DO granted TO
e. sss:
section shall Be- punished ~ hne not exceeding sio9
S the or
DsoSl.iSn: sha punished Sy nns
SIC: No such permit Or renewal thereof shall be
S
S1 m Of M such or r.:
thhfowng Of the snSw BY any such snow plough
twenty hours after such aIl Of ami after
gIspristor ecrporson snail am viii! =: q a
shSpwn 70 81 such pIousn Or mschine and shall and
Ss lines such the % M nss so
for al a hs p % 70 the
Isysii: ana that sasS p!oass sTsspns %asalSs
or u on the or uds
penalty of $40 for every house Sidewalk IN front
thereof upon which such slush shall be thrown
SIC Z No such permit or renewal shall be, granted
unless soch company proprietor or corporation shall
expressly covenant sPulse and agree that In case Of
his or their failure neglect omission 10
carry away the snow 70 be thrown up by such snow
plough machine and TO reduce anu level snow
adjacent highway within the time and manner afore-
said then the may DC removed. reduced and lev
eled under the direction OF the Comm Police
and the expense OF such removing reducing and level
ling shall be paid by such company, proprietor
poraton 10 the said Commissioners on demand
SEC. s. In case Of the neglect or refusal, omission
OF any company proprietor or corporation 10 whom
a.
carry away the snow thrown up by such plough ma
chine and to reduce and level the within the time
and IN the aforesaid then the Comm ssioners
OF Police by the direction OF The Mayor shall forthwith
cause the same to be removed reduced and ieveled
the public exnense ana all the expenditures made or
incurred therefor sho be charge BILE upon the
pany proprietor or corporation neglectns refusing
emitting perform mis- or their and
same recoverable bv all action Mt law to be commenced
by the Corporation Attorney on behalf Of the Mayor
Aldermen and Commonaty of the city OF New York.
SIC The permission TO uch plough, sweeper or
similar machine shall be determined by and continue
only during the pleasure OF the Common Council
SIC All ordinanceS or parts OF ordinances incon-
nance. are hereby repeated.
This ordnance sh all take effect edIatAlv.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs,

BY Judge Lawrence.
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company vs.. Keeca ct al. (; Blessing vs. Correct; ;
Johnson vs. Genet; Doughty va. Brady; People
vs.. Flanagan; Holmes vs. The Metropolitan Brick
Company
Purchase VS.. Seldon Rauchfuss vs.. Rauchfuss. -
ordered as settled.
Murray VS.. Gioson-The papers presented do
not conform to rule 81.
Jones, Jr.. VS.. Moore.-Blank dates must be filed
In.
sedgerwood vs.. Mans.--No reasons shown why
an order TO snow cause should oe granted.
Clark vs. Donadson.-Bond approved.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPRC1AL TERM
BY Judge Sedgwlck.
Schafer vs. The NationaI Butchers ana DroveIS'
eanE.-Morion granted.
COMMON PLEAs--sPECIAL TERN.
BY Judge Robinson.
White VS.. The Continental National Bank;
Start W.. Pophan.-See memorandum.
Harrison VS.. The Manhattan Market Company.-
Default opened. See memorandum.
Fcsser vs.. Benrtnn.-Decree settled.
strange VS.. Lssner.-.Appllcatlon denied. See
mcmoranQum.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Tho sloop Oracle has been purchased, 1t Is re-
ported, by Mr. E. G. Lawrence, OF the Atlantic
Yacht CLUB.
The new steam yacht building at the snipya I'd
OF M. Lenox. South Brooklyn. Is intended for Mr..
Lorillard, OF the New York Yacht Club. She is
90 ieet on the water line, 1O4 ieer inches over ALL
10 feet So inches breadth OF beam. feet depth
OF hold and leet inches draught OF water. Her
machinery Is well advanced and win be ready TO
ceive 1t.
The handsome sloop yacht North Star, MI.
Alexander Tayer. IT.. N.Y.Y.C,, will be overhauled
and rented az the earliest practicable period in
the coming season.
The repairs to the schooner Ariel, Commodore
Swan, S.Y.C, are progressing very rapidly. The
, WorS OF lengthenina her iorward Is almost com.
seek e the GsuS Mr. OF
The cutter yacht pudding Tor Mr. +. W. J.
n MuTs at bKeyporg n j.! IS being vigorously
Mr.. Hurst will give yacntsmen an oppor' unity OF
discussing her merits In the matter Of speed at the
least possess one excellent quallty-rha: OF being
good sea boat. Her Dimensions are, so feet
keei, % ieet inches on deck. 10 ieet inches
~ Tns steam yscot building at Report, y; j., for
M the aes CF 0sr
Tns large schooner yacht bui ding Tor Vice Com
modore Garner OF the New York CLUB, at Green
vii be Commented early this Week. When. II the
weather holds good, rapid strides Will be made IN
her construction. The correct dimensions Of this
line, 1856 feet; on deck, l41 feet; extreme length,
146 feet; breadth OF beam, 80 feet inches; depth
OF hold feet inches. Her loremast win be 80
maintopmast, 65 feet From the end OF diving jlp-
boom TO the end OF the malnbOom will be ESQ leer
and from water 10 truck 139 leet.
The schooner Fieur dc Lis, 1t Is reported, VIII
soon change hands.
Annual regatta of the New York Yacht Club,
Thursday, June II.
Annual regatta Of tho Brooklyn Yacht Club Sat.
urday, June 10.
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GAS MONOPOLY.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Your paper OF the 18Th inst. published the result
OF q suit brought BY the Metropolitan Gas Com.
pany against Mr.. J. Pierrepont Morgan, OF Forty.
nrss street. for the recovery OF gas bill which ne
refused to pay, on the ground that the company
charged him So IS per 1000 eet OF gas. while they
were charging only 81 26 to other customers VINO
happened to live within the limits OF the Mutual
Gas Company. Judge Speir directed tina: verdict
should be encered In favor OF the company, but
at the reduced rate, denying the company the
right to charge two rates.
Now Mr.: Morgan. being rich man. cared prob.
rates, but he wanted VIVA. he considered to be
right and he got 1t. TX the company could not, IN
q court OF jusuce, obtain the ARBITRARY rate from
customer VINO chose to contest II, they cei tainy
have no right to claim 1t from the rest
OF their customers, and not only they
ought to be maze to charge a uni.
form rate TO all, bnt also TO refund
to all those tnat have paid the high rate the der.
ence between the two rates. Tue verdict SHOWS
that II all the i-favored customers would let the
company sue them Tor the amount OF their bill
they would get the same advantage as Mr..
Morgan did. Why then, should not some city OH.
cial, the District Attorney TOR example, who rep
resents the people, step forward anu sue the
company on behalf OF the people and compel them
TO refund that which they had no right to claim,
still less to collect In these hard times, when
and the nign cost OF living II would be blessing
TO them to have this overcharge refunded to them,
which they would invest IN warm ciot hing or be..
ter lood lof their wives and cniidren aud II te vas
acceptable 10 Mr.. Morgan, q large capitalist. 70
elaana tnns di6erenoe. h0w noeA mere % q WCai1
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THE COURTS FOR MARCH.

There are heavy calendars in all the branch es of
the State courts for the March term. The suits
embrace the usual mixed character or civil ltiRa-
tons; suits against railroads, banks, insurance
companies and other corporations; suits involv.
ing important questions In trade and finance, the
nature OF contracts the construction OF wills and
the IKE.
The General Term Of the Supreme Court will be
held By Judges Davis. Brady and Daniels. A good
many cases argued at the last term are stil unde.
cidcd. and 1t is PROBABLE that decisions in the
most OF them will be given on the reopening Of
the Court. Judge Van Brunt VIII mold The Special
Term, Judge Lawrence Circuit, Part /: Judge Van
Worst Circuit, Part2 and Judge Dononne Cham.
bers.
In the Superior Court the General Term will be
held by judges sedgwick and Spelr; the Special
Term by Judge curtis; TRIAL Term, Pat /, W
Judge Monell and Trial Term. Part 2, oy Judge
FREEDMAN.
In the Court of Common Pleas CHIEF Justice
Daily and Judges L0ew and j. +. DAILY will hold tue
General ERIN, Judge Robinson Trial Term Part l.
ana Judge Larremore Chambers.
Judge Barrett Will continue 10 hold the Court OF
oyer and Termlner. good many cases are
waiting trial, out they are all oil commonplace
character. John Scannell whose case has been
on the caandar for long time for retrial, Will De
tried as soon as the Bcecher.TIlton trial closes !;
out TINS s, OF course. one Of those things that Il
very uncertain.
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be to all tn. poor people who have to .upmlt 70 the

be TO all the poor people who have to submit 10 the
rule OF the monopolisfs. There Is not the slight
est doubt, besides. that II any one OF those poor
people had assumed the same position Mr.. MOrgan
be would nave mad hts gas cut on, his meter taken
away and his bill deducted from the deposit
the gas brought INTO MS premises and the balance,
II any. paid ID him after good deal red-tapism.
which would have consumed good deal OF his
time. He would then have been left without gas,
without ms legitimate right. and probably turned
out OF tue compaDy's Offices, with the sneers OF
all the employees from the president down to the
errand boy But with Mr. Morgan 1t was different.
He was r:ch and influential man. He could sue
the company Tor damages II they should be so
bold as to cut on his gas adopted the course OF
SUNG him for the amount OF their BILL which they
pay for what he said they had no right to claim.
Now, Mr.. Editor you are always ready to
stand oy the side OF the oppressed and 10 point
out abuses OF oil kinds we think this is Gil as ma.
grant as any OF them. and which you ought TO ven
tilale until justice 10 done to the poor as we'll as
to the rich. AoUBSORIBER
NEW YORK February a. 1879
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Art SALE
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERB
COLLECTION OF WATER COLOR DRAWINGS. RE.
GENTLY IMPORTED. TOGETHER WITH COL
LECTION OF PRIVATE GENTLEMAN. EN-
BRAoING FINE SPECIMENS OF AMERICAN,
ENGLISH, FRENCH. ITALIAN AND SPANISH
ART GOOD EXAMPLES OF TIE FOLLOWING
ARTISTS WILL BE FOUND:-
Alfred Cox Brissot
David Roberts Simonetti
j. Cronse. Detti.
w. knel Comte. Caix.
A. Houvier. spechco
w. Crulc kshank. Saunier
E. Richards. Ten Kate.
Sam Prout i. O. .. Darnlsy.
Z. Pearson. X. Murray.
I. Z. Dibdin. A. Caiame
b. renley. Pcssini
q. Hail Comb.
J. Price. Ddion.
J. Drummond Janie
]. Vnrley. Meneghini
j. almOn. George Washington.
Paul MarEey. w. Craig.
I. Collier. DescampS
s. Taylor Levorati.
THE AaovE are are may Now 1'A 81 FREE rxH1B1
TON, DAY AND EyENING,. AT THE SOMER-
WILL DE SOLD BY AUCTION ON THURSDAY
AM SRE Fk kR2v NAEca AMP MA t At 9,cL4cK
THE PICTURE AND FRAME SOLD IN ONE
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THE MARINE COURT.

The March term Of THIS court commences this
morning. with heavy calendar and an In.
creasin9 pressure OF work upon the judges hold.
ing rial terms Tor the month. II would oe q great
relief to the judges OF ts court, and. what is OF far
greater consequence an incalculaole beDert to
the large number OF suitors tnronging the court,
were the proper authorities to provide the neces.
sarv accommodation Tor the full and eiicient
vldes, and has supplied the requisite judi.
clai ana clerical fo,ce Tor the holding sim.
ulaueously OF Jour paris OF The court Tor trials OF
cases oy Jury, but Tor want OF court room Part
mas NOT yet oeen organized, and consequently the
WORK oi eacn term, wnicn should fall upon four
luuges, 10 thrown upon the three Judges accord
M 70 tnelr assignments, Tor winch number only
courI room Is provided. For the coming term the
assiRhmenls are as iows:-Pnrt l, Judge Alex.
anger speuiding; Part y Cniei Justice shea; Part
y 5uQge seaonamaeu. vhe number OF cases On the