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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-16
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made I'm the
conditions Of a certain mortgage, exc
cutcd by Andrew J. Mclaughlin, of
Lake county, Michigan, to George s.
Pool, of the said County of Lake, dated
the 10Th day Of June, A. u. 1874, and
recorded on the 18th day of June, 1874,
In the office of Register Of Deeds for
the County Of Lake, In Hbcr one u)
Of Mortgages, ON pages 2l2 and 2l3,
and which mortgage was, on the 18th
day Of December, 1874, duly assigned
by the said George s. Pool to J.. III.
Jennings, and the said assignment re-
corded In said Registers Office, on the
18th day Of December, 1874, In Liber
one 1) of Mortgages, at page 2sl, up
ON which mortgage there II claimed To
be due at the date Of this notice, the
sum Of One Hundred and Thirteen and
1G-10Oths Dollars; and no suit or pro-
cccding Mt law having been instituted
to recover any part thereof, notice IL
therefore hereby given, that
On the lsth Dag Of January 4. d. 1876
Mt two o'clock In the afternoon, I shall
sell nj public auction, to the highest
bidder, ut the front door of the court
room that being tho place of holding
Circuit Court for the County Of Lake,
the premises In said mortgage descriled
or 10 much thereof a. shall be ncccssa-
~ to satisfy the, amount due on said
mortgage, with interest mt ten pet cent.
and legal costs, together with nm attor-
ncy fee Of hfty dollars, stipulated In
said rnortgnge to he paid IN case If
foreclosure; that II 10 say, the follow
ing piece or parcel Of laud, situated In
Lake county, Michigan, viz: The
north half (D Of the south east quarter
l) of Section Twcnty-cight l2s, IN
Township Eighteen tis) North, Of
Range Eleven (il) West, being Seven
~ 10y acres.
l.. II. JrSSrsos,
Assignee.
PArry1sor d PALMvp,
Attorneys for Assignee,
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Letter from l'PelrQ.n

EDIroR SrAR:--In the absence OF
anything worth the writing, about Mir
vana, viii give you few moments
in your place.
The $50 p. m. express landed me In
Baldwin, few days ago, and in look
ing around, found all striving to make
times appear az lively ~ possible. The
first place dropped into was Jones &
HOLSTERS, hardware merchants and
dealers In anything that h honorable
and has show Of making an honest
dime. ] found them cntsrprising and
go-ahead; whole-souled gentlemen,
who know how to please the people
and TO Judge from their trade, they are
making money.
Emmett Coon Is Coon and knows
how to clinch around and display az
good an assortment of goods az one can
And In Lake county. Another whole
souled man, and will please all who
will take the trouble to drop in and
take look.
Next door found Burnam-not p.
T.-but the Burnam who dispcnses
drugs, &c. Mr.. b. looked a. though
the world had left pleasant path for
him to walk and with n jovial way, he
was bound to follow that track, and to
sell the new fashioned cure alls ~ cheap
M anyone.
Next we found ]. III. Croft, the man
who IL bound not To be outdone; with
q good stock Of goods and enough to
back up against a rainy day. think
he will manage to live and let live ~
long as anyone. You can meet him at
any time, and you will always find him
the same.
We didn't fall into mike" o. Brieh's
saloon, but "Mike" was there, and
"Mike" knows how to keep saloon,
and not be u disgrace to town that
makes more pretcntions than Baldwin.
Supper time found me at the Bald
win House. +. Inderwill, the gentle
man who lately bought the hotel,
with lamp In hand, showed me around
the house. 1t Is of large dimensions,
and think will do honor to Lake coun-
ty. l found Messrs. Inderwill and his
son-in-law, T. Smurthwaite, gents In
every sense of the word, and if they do
not keep good hotel, then Pedro Is
mistaken, and more will be disappoint-
I'd.
G. +. Basom keeps a drug store, on
the corner opposite the Baldwin House,
where one can find anything, from n
bottle of Kennedy's Medical Discovery
down to a tooth brush. We thought
Basom could fiddle his way through
tho drugs as wen rs most Of them.
Across the street we found y. Lucas,
formerly of Reed City, rnnning meat
market. A man would he hard to
please IL he could not suit himself In
everything in the meat line.
A little up the street We found Gar
land, u mender of old solcs, and dealer
in boots and shoes. You have found
just the place to get boot worth the
money, when you call OH MIR. Garland;
besides, 1t Is pleasant to chat with the
gentleman you will find him to he.
OF course could not help stopping
ut the Townsend House. Mine host Is
making big effort to please the peo-
pie and to make the ho,,sc popular.
Mr.. townsend, think, can keep hotel,
and make every one feel at home, anu
the party, Oh Christmas Eve, ! hope
will bc % success.
Last, though not least, we called on
the gents in the Court House. Ajovial
set of fellows, one docs not meet with
every day. PEDRO.
NJ. paau, Dec. 18Th, 1875.
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-16

Notice.
IS. LAND OiricE, IosIA. MtcH.,
November 9Th, 1875. (
Complaint having been entered ut
this Office by Peter Rivet against Ma
than ID. Haynes for abandoning his
Homestead Entry, No. 5lSl, dated Dec.
18th, 1870, upon the +. offs. w. of
Section 80, Township II North, Range
IL West, in Lake County, Micli., with
a view to the cancellation of said entry:
the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear Mt this Office.
On the 22i Day Of December, 1875,
Mt ~ O'Clock a. m, to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning sud alleged
abandonment.
EDWARD STEvENSON, Register.
j. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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Henry A. BRAY,

Justice of the Peace, and Notary Pub
lie, Baldwin, Lake county, Mich. All
business entrusted to him will rccciv,
careful management. Office ut corner
Of Michigan avenue and Eighth street.
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IRA MAYHEM, formerly state Superin-
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Notice The tau payers Of Pleasant
Plains tcwnship are hereby notified
that win be IN my ONCE Al Bssom's
store, Baldwin, Mich, IN Fridays,
Dec. 10Th, i7th and :>th, 1875. prepared
- receive taxes.
JUpsox NoRrIf, TIP Treas.
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Edward q. RaymNnd.

Treasurer Of Osccoln county, Michi-
gan. Attends promptly to all business
relating to taxes within said county.
p. q. Address, Hersey, Mich. tn35
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Darius e.. Warner,

Attorney Mt Law, Notary Public and
Prosecuting Attorney for Lake county.
Il. u. Address, Baldwin, Mich. Office
In rom with County Clerk.
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Attorney at Law and Solicitor in
Chsncery. VIII practice In Circuit and
u. y. Courts. Address, Baldwin, Lake
county, Mich. 10
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Baldwin House,

This Hotel affords ~ good accommO-
dations a. any in this part of the couil.
try. Charges reasonable. VIM. Wood,
Proprietor, Baldwin, Mich.
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w. II. Mott, VI. ID.

Office in Postofficc Building, Bald
win, mich. Will attend promptly I"
all Gals, I'm town or county. 2-l4
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John w. kirkland.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Lumber
and IIath. Special attention paid Ia
Hill Stuff. Mill and Yard on line of +.
& p. NJ. Railway, A. miles wet of Bald
win. 2-1-.G
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Isaac Grant.

Sheriff of Lake county, Mich. VIII
attend promptly to all business entr,,st-
ed to him. Address, Baldwin, Lake
county, Mich.
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William A. Dsuress.

Treasurer Of Lake county. Will at
tend promptly and carefully to all bus
iness relating to payment Of resident
and nonresident taxes. Address, Bald
win, Lake Co., Mich. 81
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Burch, Beardsley q Judkins,
LAWYERS
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States Courts. Hersey, Mich. 81
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Ignatius q. Etaus.

Deputy Co. Surveyor, IL ready to do
surveying In all the Towns I'm the north.
west part Of Lake county. +. d. Adj
dress, Baldwin, Mich. 2l3
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
FROM UTAH.

SALT LAKE, March IS.
A snow slide occurred yesterday at
the head of Carr Fork il Bingham can
yon, bnrying four men. After ten
honrs' digging three OF them were
found alive. One named Larry Now
Ian, who was asleep in his bunk when
the slide happened, was found dead
The slide came down the canyon ore
mile aud "A half, and was 20 feet deep.
Nowlan's body was brought to Salt
Lake City this morning. lie was un-
married.
On the same day at Little Cotton
wood canyon n tremendous snow slide
rushed through the upper part of Alta
City, wrecking several houses and kill
ing John Strong and wife. Thomas
MINI and others were buried, but were
subsequently rescued uuininred. Snow
slides have occurred all along the can
yon. The miners of the Vallejo, South
Staf, Flagstaff and other mines have
fled to Alta for safety.
A terrible storm is raging throughout
the mountains, and the canyons are
impossible.
At Logan, Utah, Justice Clark was
caught in ii snow slide carrying him
about mile, dushing him to pieces
and burying him to considerable
depth. He WAS unmarried.
A special to the Tribune from Toher-
vile, Utah, says that Beatty, who was
shot by Fryer, died at l:30 P. N. to
day. Flyers child fingers, but death
is momentarlly expected. The child
was shot in the breast while in bed
with it, mother, who was also shot
through the head by him while in bed.
Beatty WIS engaged in making fire
when Fryer entered the door, and on
turning around he was shot twice. one
bali entering the left eye and the other
under the right. Fryer then entered
another room and shot lis wife and
child. Fryer remained in Beatty's
house until shot by the Sheritf's posse
Mrs. Beatty, who was in the house at
the time, was not molested by Fryer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18
FROM WYOMING.
CHEYENNE, March Is.

CHEYENNE, March Is.
Our citizens We're aroused to the Ne
cessity of Black Hills hiass meeting last
night, The large court-room Was
crowded by no less than 800 people.
including the best men Of the town.
J. n. Warren, one of the four returned
miners from the Black Hills who came
into Fort Laramie, arrived in this city
yesterday and addressed the meeting,
and exhibited specimens OF gold, silver
and pumbago. He made the trip from
where be procured these specimens III
the Black Hills, near the base of Har-
ney's Peak, to this city in ten days on
foot, leading his pack mule. He says
the distance from Sioux City to the
dggings is 700 miles by the route his
party took, while the distance from
Cheyenne to the base Of Harvey Peak
in Custars Park is only 1875 miles. His
object in coming in WAS to procure pro
visions aud mining tools, aud it is his
belief that npon his return from this
city two weeks hence no less than from
500 to 700 men will follow him,
speeches were made 10y old timers, and
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Ihr
business men will organize n trtuspor-
lation company to-day for the PURPOSE
of conveying passengers and Freight
from this city to the dlgsinss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18

WoRK TO De REsUartD The Oak
land 6 old and Silver Mil and Mining
Company have paid all the miners IN
the employ Of the company. and want
to resume work on tie mill and niue.
u. S. Bouniieid, attorney of General
Page, y BIO is large stock holder in the
company, went to Umiouville last night
for The purl osc Of making the neces-
sary auaus, mems for the resumption
oi work.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO TIE SILVER STATE
NV IonK. Mnrch 16.

NLw YORK, March 16.
Another case of malpractice has
been discovered, the victim being a
married lady named Curtis, residing
at Union Square, whose husband has
been absent from the city several
months Mrs Ible. midwife. has been
arrested, and Benjamin Gregory,
organist. is also nudtr arrest. ac-
cused of sustaining criminal relations
with Mrs. Curtis. who is expected to
die momentarily.
March II.
Mrs. Curtis, the victim of malprac-
tice, died this morning. Her husband
has been absent in san Francisco for
fifteen months. Mrs Curtis is a years
of age, and native of California
There will be 10 interruption to
travel on the Erie Railroad in conse.
quence of the Port Jervis ice gorge as
arrangements have been made to use
the broad. gauge line of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad be-
tween Binghamptou and the west end
of the Erie tunnel, Tins enabling the
the company to run through passenger
trains without changing cars. The
freight will also be handled with the
usual expedition.
St. Patrick parade to-day was highly
successful The weather was fine. aud
the various societies assembled before
noon at Twenty ihird street and Second
avenue. Immense crowds gathered in
the immediate vicinity, aud numerous
buildings displayed the Irish aud Amer
icaa flags. 1t is estimated that 20, 900
men were in the procession.
Reductions Of rates by the railroads
which are parties TO the Saratoga COM
bination are announced as follows:
First-class freight IS cents per 100, in
stead of 81 as heretofore.
Port JeryiS special says the sus-
pension bridge has been carried away.
also four houses near Carpenters
Point. All the machine shops are in-
undated, the water being eight feet
deep. One man is known to be drowned
The ice is passing at the rate of twelve
miles an hour All trains are stopped
and the telegraph poles carried away
at milford.
BosToN. March II.
United States Marshal is investigat-
ing the acts Of varions parties in the
last New Hampshire election. From
reliable information it appears that a
number of notorious repeaters went TO
the State from Boston, and voted in all
the wards OF Portsmouth.
WASHINGTON, March H.
The Daily Chronicle, in reviewing
the mass meetings of laborers in this
city on Monday and Tuesday nights,
says: The assembling of laborers in
large bodies in the streets of the Ma
tionul Capital and in the private
grounds in front IL the Executive Man
sion To demand the redress OF personal
grievances, supposed or real, is some
thing new In the history of the Kepnb-
he, and furnish food for serions re-
Election TO practical statesmen. That
these men were melted to this by un-
principled men suggests 10 remedy nor
satisfactory explanation. The dangers
arising from arbitrary local government
have commenced TO develop sooner than
we expected That they would surely
come we lad not the slightest doubt. "
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18

ArpoINTID UPfRlNTENDENT. Christ
Lark has been appointed General Su-
perintepdent Of the Oakland Gold and
Silver Mil ard Mining Company s
works At Spring Valley, IN this county.
a better man for the position could
not have been fouad in the State. He
is thoroughly competent withal, having
had years Of experience in The business
TO which he will have to attend.
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G. AND CO WgP AMY ,
San Francisco Fay, Alameda County.
California.
TIrLE PERFECT. INCORPORATED
rEvHE NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now

FEHHE NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now
3 assuming shape; the Guarantee Fund
paid in. The Company will be pr, pared in
March to take 5000 people by steamboat and
railroad to tht il town and lands in enc eXcur-
sion, which will be advertised. by reference
To tic Coast Survey hart it VIII be seen that
ut potrero Point. in front of Newark, the
deep water comes all the way through the
channel from the Pacific. with the G. Z. r X.
running in a direct line through Live rmore
PASS, making this the connecting point be-
tween all parts If the CniJed States and by
deep water to all parts of the globe and the
greatest manufacturing point on the Bay If
>an Francisco plenty Of water, good climate.
excellent S il and easy communicate n. This
land Will be sold at auction IN April IN acres
and lots. fhs company will commence active
operation in building, etc. soon. FOR all in
formation. circulars. m Us and subs cripti, n,
apply at the flee of the Con pany, 4e51G Cal
if rnia street, basement, opposite Bank of
California
CHAS. II. PETERS, Manager.
nh3 I'M
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
FROM CALIFORNIA,

SAN DIEGo. March II.
A correspondent writing to the
Union from Florence. Arizona. gives a
long interview with old Jplln Bender.
the Kansas murderer. He was very
retlctnt Mt first, but after desutorv
conversation ri several hours confessed
that be WAS John Bender. He did not
commit the murders, but SAWS John
and Kate, his son and darghrer. were
the perpetrators. He declines to give
the whefeabout of the family. bnt saws
they went from Kansas TO Texas, where
they separated, he making for New
Mexico, and afterward coming to Aii-
IONA. Hp says John and Kate are with
the old woman. He was greatly agit-
ated during the confession andis sorrh
exercised rs to bis fate. A r. QUESTION
from the Governor of Kansas il dail
expected, when he will be taken to
that State.