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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-13


PEDITION.-Dr. Isaac j. Hayes, the Arctic
explorer, thinks that the English ships Alert
and Discovery have fair prospects of success
in their efforts TO reach the North Pole. The
Pandora, which recently returned to Eng
land, found very little ice i'm Baffinh Ray
ard DR.. Hayes thinks that like open loadi q.
ton will prevail in Smiths Sound and the
adjacent waters II such should be the case,
the English ships, if they do not sail to an
tudes, and sledge expeditions can be resorted
to for further surveys. The English expedi-
ton is splendidly equipped for this kind of
service, which has thus far proved very eff
fective in high ATTITUDES.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

u,
plsted castors and full line Of plated table
ware. Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
Z. b. RAIL has the largest assortment ~
plated goods in the State which he warrants and
oaers very low; he has also Q large assortment
Of table cutlery, bar fixtures, etc, china, crock
cry and glassware, paints and oils, brushes.
glass, putty, varnishes, rubber and chemical
paints, hardware, doors and windows, coal oil.
gas and oil lamps. stoves and tinware; alss the
celebrated Medallion and Laurel rsnges. Call
and examine Lis stock nl9
The FAvoRIrR.-Ths Bank Exchange saloon,
corner 81 King and ornsny streets, ID becoming
the tsrt rite resort os this city. The great
sttractio-. = Fredericksburg Beer, while The
best of vine liquors and cigars are. also. sold
al the bar. A first class P,dro Gam, for the
amusement ~ guests cold lunch at all hours
and h.arty good cheer for sll sre its rccOmmen.
iations to pubhe favor. Il. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
:. J. WHITE. M. o.. Physician and Surgeon,
Is once more at his old quarters over Fostor's
Drug stUrs. Carson street. opposite thu Capitol.
ie3O-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

c,-r-o>.
HE VIVIAN Dh a''A'''''
were sree'e" WIN ,,,, ,.,,,
'eNNn So, vi.
ton.Se 40 ~ "'' ...,,o ,-a His
iAh 10 III t.. Ii,o.,;L.
'n~'"o , .xo,.,,,orc. #
af''s''' M" '' 49,, Ioo
any KIM. ie avs ~ ~ 49,,
90 oeyoho n''"' - ~.
has all the bearuness auu LUIGI "a i''
Younger minstrel days and relsxes not
VI, - his nower 10 make fun. His
on ~ xe,y nromisipg actress.
WI ,ra;n;pc che viii will make her
WI. ~ ~ Ir,;c stage. while her quail
:.;a, % oo,ress are way above medi.
- -. I,Ieaa tb;s is the most accent
o.i.''' t;,ot;,,, ~ talent the most
WIG .:,a oas oooon,nIi shed troupe of
We! 'a'iie az" Ia ha,o Tor veors We
ac'ois ". ',a matinee on Sat.
".o NC" af,arnnon and evening. on which
80 ,-srtn-manc.a sdnnted TO the
80 Ch';stn.sHwiIl bs offered. We
Wy Ias,oal. nont;nnance OF the liberal
n.,Ion,ce of onr discriminating play
Goers.
| jon MrRpHy AT THE CARSON THEArEE.
! A.ense of satifnc,ion will permea.e thro'
tb. n,ay going Fart of this happy com.
= IVA Who, rs,t or marcel Of tbi.
inNn''1
thrift enjoying, peace-oi-h''a" p'eseN'
ing people do not go to the play al
the "hno"h''!'iei'' y.
Murphy, .he oiu 1 go, 49, III snres,
COZ 10" VS." i'su Thaa,er in al, his INN,
q, w ~ tbr.a ni1bts of Dac,n,b.i
80 and ii and January l. heAs coming
zoe WIZ .ts.,.rI t-,rnv and entertain.
o'ne ba..m;Ii ;onca md NAV and ,ipl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24
Captain Sam Hold, kinson and III
PiiSsn Board,

Captain Sam Hold Crimson and tho
Prison Board.
Yesterday afternoon Captain Sam
Hodgkinson, of whose discharge from
tho office OF Captain Of the Prison
Guard We had statement in yesterday 6
APPEAL, called at our Office and asked
that we do him tho justice to state his
side of the case. After hearing his
statement we thought him entitled to as
much of q version of the matter a. is to
DO found in the following: The Captain
of the Guard has no more power or right
to inhict punishment upon the inmates
OF the Prison than an outsider, unless
directed to do SO by the Warden. This
is in accordance with the Rules pre-
scribed by tbs Board itself. Captain
Hodgkinson protests in all earnestness
that he has never violated those rules in
any manner, degree Or form. In answer
to the other charge, that he has been
cruel to some Of the men and lenient
toward others, he says that he has no
friend among the prisoners nnd.no in
Gina 10 favor orpunish any of them.
Corcce,3ns the charge that he has
throw obstacles in the way Of the in
vestisation now going on there, he says
that he cannot understand the meaning
Of the charge or comprehend where it
comes from for, as he says, he could
not. il he wanted to, interfere in any
manner with that inquiry into the books
and management of the institution. In
all his statement Mr.. Hodgkinson was
very emphatic in saying that he had
always observed the rules of the Prison,
implicitly and conscientiously. As to
his accusers, he says he cannot think
who they are unless they are to be found
among the discharged guards. He evil
IDENTIFY is very much hurt at being thus
summarily disposed Of. and says that he
is anxious to confront his accusers. who
ever they may be, face to face and hear
what they have to urge again st him and
his official acts at the Prison. In all
fairness, it looks as if be ought to have
a hearing. Every man is entitled to his
day in Court.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24
Etc. Etc Etr.

az THE IsTBoDIsT tHs'ECH THIS even
inc there will he "a magnificent Christ
mas tree. 1t will green If 1t IS IN or
der for n tree to croan-or II IT don
prcan, being grown too spruce for that'
it will pine which We hope is not too
fir-fetched fer q Christmas joke
der the weight of its goody-goodles, It's
ailt-etse bibles. Its dolls. Its jumping
lacks. its hymu books, its cornucopias
and it's .aultit,de If other things for the
little people. Kris hrinele, who Will be
umouitcns and omGipresent, VIII 20
there with his antics and his Jolhties.
We should not be surprised to hear him
pipe ap through his bearded lips and
croaS out
a-np dram, n sheepshin drum,
Ana tabor rubbed with refusing thusb.
And colicky hagpires blows, hum,
To ,.ll my nlsxteIa Nuas 5 come.
Al INK EpIscoPAL CHURCH there Will
be meeting of the oldstsrs AS early as
or ,hereabout and with them the
yor,lg uus. Then, as said yesterday
there will he q a,Aort service and tGen
the singing OF Christmas hymns and
carols bv the choir and congregation
! Then a supper liz the school room and
then . dance to the young hearts con-
ten. AZ the Sierra Seminary across the
way. This ough: to make very de-
ligh.ful night.
Az rHE ORHANs' HOME grand prepare
! tons have been made hanks to boun-
! teous hands and thoughttt.l minds-ioI
a glorious show for the little fatherless
and uotherIess girls and boys there
donieiled. 4 splendid tree will be set
up, and the jollitst kind OF time en-
! joyed, generally. We shall endeavor to
be there and report what done.
] THE CARSON GUARDS BALL.
Not to be forgotten, sighted or ignored
! is the ball which the Carson Guard have
/ projected for this evening at Iheater
! Hall. 1t will be the mos. brilliant and
| elaborate affair Of the season. The OBJ
iect-that Of raising funds TO procure
their unitorms-should secure a full at
tendance. The Hall. the music, the
! decorations and all elsa will be splendid.
Altogether this Christmas eve bids fair
to be fully up to the festive reputation
or reputation for festivities to which
/ Carson and Carson's sons and daugh-
tiers and men servants ard household
! GODS Gre Justly famous.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

SIERRA SEMINARY AND THE Holt
DAYs.-Yesterday the Misses CIapp
and Babcock of the Sierra Seminary
We're pleasantly surprised by receiv-
ing from their scholars the following
note, accompanied by the presents
named below:
Misses Clapp and Babcock. - Accept
this gift from your pupils as token OF
our love and esteem for you; and
while YOU gaze upon it, think Of us,
striving in those thoughts to forget
our errors and misdeeds of the past
year. Wishing you both Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year,
We are respectfully. Your Pupils.
These presents consist OF half a dozen
silver egg spoons; a silver plated
syrup pitcher and Il volume of Ten
nyson's Poems. The recipients are
greatly gratitied by this testimonial
from their little friends. In this con-
nection we Will state that the Sierra
Seminary takes vacation until Men
day January 3rd 1876.
Hon. CHAUNcEY N. NoTEwARg, from
the waterfront of Tahoe City, WAS in
the city yesterday came in for his
Christmas. PATTERN q Christmas tur-
key. and weighs, he owns, as much as a
hundred and ninety nine, avordnpois.
Reports everything handsome at Tahoe.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. - Masses will be
celebrated in the Catholic Church on
Saturday, Christmas day, at and 1923
O'Clock A. n. A special choir will at
tend at the 1011, O'Clock Mass ; also dur
ing the Holidays. Vespers and Bene-
diction at O'Clock P. n. Christmas day.
The CoRoNER's JURY in the case Of
William White. who met his death by .
pistol shot in one of his legs while look
ing on at fight at the Silver Palace
saloon, Virginia City, found yesterday
that the fatal shot came out Of officer
Kilsy's pistol.
YANKEE PLUMMER is in Virginia. He
will give entertainments there on Mon
day ana Tuesday evenings next.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24
DIAMONDS! Ola WDNO~ bhh
eTDSD-
\, Prices Fiuy per Cent. i.~ns Thr"
ANY place in This state


SuSfuhtttu W aNo $50
Joe Eosensfock, determined to meet
the requirements OF this market on such
TENS As will give the citizens of Carson
a chance to purchase valuable jewelry Mt
rates suited to the times, has selected,
with great care, the most extensive
stock OF
nEIl.IIANIS
Ever seen in the stat ~ Nevada.
These diamonds ar. set IA the various
shape. OF
RlSos, STUDS AND SETS.
And are made for ladies as.weil 40 gem
tlemen. In this lot Of stones is one
immense
EoHINoJE soLIEAihk
Set in a ring This is the most valuable
level ever offered for sale in this mar
ket. These goods have been selected
purposely for
THE HOLIDAYS,
! And. as said before, will he sold AT
prices ranging fully 80 per cent. less
! than any house in this State ever has
| offered diamonds for sale. Ladies and
gentlemen are cordially invited to exam
inc this lot Of diamonds, il for no Other
purpose than to compare the prices
asked with those maintained by othel
dealers. There are also at Joe Roscn
stock T. five hundred pairs Of
! uoRsr. PLANETS
For sale cheap. Cn!l while the Lar.
gains are going and the business is red
! hot.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

20 Meadow ' alley ..
Ic5 Raymond and Ely 49,, l5i., Il
so Jackson
20 Eureka Con l6i-, 10. IL.
SO Alps :, IL
20 Belmont i, IL
% Etdorado South i.
.en prussian / =, -
100 Leopard 10t.
I95 Jefferson d, Sc
$50 ella rs
IFS Panther sc
2l565 Hussey /, SIC, 1'c
$40 Advance s..
800 Coso Con l =, -
30 New Coso IL. =
90 Golden Chariot soc
40 Overnan 80, CT
155 Lady Bryan rs. 81 $50
20 Yellow Jacket IS, 90
80 Mexican 70, Is.
100 Caledonia %
10 Best and Betcher 81
1875 Ophir is. 4si.
SOC California 695s, Job o;'- s.
% Con Virginia 3sI, $50
so Justice 81, % !. - b5, :6st
40 Sierra Nevada 20, 49,.
so Chollar o.
30 Alpha Is
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

Tn. u,.,n,u,- ChriAtmas Tree -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

cRR1STMAS EyEsT TIE SCHOOLS
AND CHURCHES:
E,crrresns and Christmas Safo'n
songs. supper and Dancing ~!
Tine Orrhan.- ChriAtntas Tree -
THE GuADR>- BALL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

eEAsIY E0UsE-sEcRGE d FEYHE. PROPRIETOR
Ar Rrockliss Jos Helm
JIarkIus John Little
Mrs RYAN J d Frazer
JW Varney Z B Dorsey
] Fitzgerald G H Goodwin
Mrs Stonehill
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

Nh c. CCSNlSgHAN now cf'rs her cniIr'
stock ~ latest styles in ladies and children .
hats Al astonishipFly low prices. Hat trim
mincs and elscsnt indies neckties and handler.
chief boxes Just received at equally low prices.
In addition to my extensive dress making d..
partment manufacture handsome lsdies
closks and 1t will he to any lady sinterest to
call and examine them. Read! made wrappers
for s. 81. Gentlemens kid gloves and neckties
in all cslors. Now in your time 10 secure your
holiday presents; my prices Oh all goods are -
sw that none will have cause to complain q
hard times. MIS-. e. CU>sISUH.h,
decll- Corbett Bloch.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

vNHR COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
Il listing between L. ID. JUDD snd r. II.
MULCAHY in tho Pioneer Soap Company has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent, Z.
D. JUDD retiring from the firm. = II. MUtcAHY
will continue the business a. heretofore; col
lectiug all bills and paying all Indebtedness Of
the Pisnesr Soap Company.
E. d. JUDD
p. II. NULCAHY
Carson City, December II. 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

C-,r.,,s.n. and Chris,nas CarOIs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

Z. b. Rail. has jus; received large assort-
ment OF Holiday Goods, which are offered a.
very low prices, consisting Of fancy waros,
toilet, liquor snd msntel sets, etc, etc also
plsted castors and a full line Of plated table
ware, Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

songs. supper and Dancing
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-24

THE GUADR> BALL
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

hay Won't I.ull worth cent. see,
also, that tLis slim traveller gocs
hack on Summit. II s,u.t be the
old gentleman II. 10 going for the
C"u"ty Seat ut Baldwin. IIe pate
Nirvans an the back, and goes for
Forrnan Station, after the flood.
What n nice thing it would be
for Chase IL they could stuff up The
people ut Nirvana aud Forman's to
beat Baldwin out Of the Comnty
Seat, this Spring, 90 that Chase
c'uld feather i's nest At the expen,e
of other people. ! will admit that
it The County Seat don't come to
Baldwin this Sprlrg it will stay. a,
Chase for the next ten years. But
C"ase may keep the County Seat
aud her four saw mills 0hrce Of
them balloon mills), and Baldwin
will have More Inhabitants in ten
years than Chase will ever have.
Aud il the County Seat stays ut
ChSse after this SpIing. | would ad
wise tho people to gather m"ss and
cork the cracks Of the count house;
and after they CAT through making
sugar this Spring, tako what sap
pans they can knd and roof tho old
thing over.
Yours with respects,
OLD Bill.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

farming ca immunity. In conclusisn,
wa will say. lcf us discuss the quss
tim "f removal of tho Counry Seat
liku men. Ifany particular section
has h"nsst advantages to sst forth,
let It d. il in MI honorable way.
What the honest citizens of the
county want Is t;,cts, not garbled
statements and mi.repr saentmtiors,
and when they fairly understand
the situation will set an iadol,bl~
sea! IT Misrepresentation upon all
'uch spirit exhibited in the CON-
municati"n of Traveller" and the
dish water" editorial in the organ,
abiding I" it. Oo,ne into the line.
am! strive Tor that which ynu bo-
lisve 10 bs right, aud then if de-
teatrd. die lik- men.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25
That Traveller, y

EDITOR STAR: | notice in the
Lake C". Herald 4 go-hack on
Baldwin on the County Seat. |
would like to ask The Herald how
that smart traveller got through
Lake county 70 easy. to got the
feelings OF the people, a. regards
moving tho County Sent to Bald
winl llc must huve went on snow.
shoes, at d"uble-quick, tau, | think.
lie must have been a "scalsr' for
some Ludingtcn Company, BY the
way hc estimates the number Of
buildings in Baldwin; for, instead
1T twenty 1.-Two we have fort, FIVE
buildings. lie Gays nothing abont
tho nninbsr Of inhabitants in orr
place, so NO must have none. Bu,
# the tell, elm traveller, Nc will
give us 4 call, | think We can show
him y few people who have forgot
ton more about the County Seat
and the welfare Of this county than
he ever knew.
That talderdash in tho Herald
about the County Seat will hardly
suit any body except few blow
Lards around Chase. You can't
s'"f i up the people at large in
Lake county. They Won't ca, hay
'nt Of that kind Of q rack. The
stats are too close together, 90 the
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

We would call attention Of citi-
zsns 10 the fact that Section 8 Of
the law regarding elections 40 1t
now exists, roads 40 follows:
SKoTIoN 8. The annual meeting
Of each tow nsh'p shall be held OH
the first Monday IT April in each
year. aud At such meeting there
shall he Az slsctia~ for the follow
ing officers: One supervisor, one
township clerk, one treasurer, enc
school inspector, ono superintendent
Of schools, one. commissioner at
highways. 90 many Justices u the
p sscs ne tbsrs are 6y law to b.
elected in the township, and 81
many consisbles No shall be ordered
by the meeting, not to exceed iour
in number.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

Br retcrenc. Ia the call published
elsewhere it will be seen that n
move 10 on foot tn effect the or
ganisation OF y Rsgim-p'al Associ
alton OF former Henbcrs Of the 81
Michigan Infantry. As,hs Colonel
Is not tho man to do things by
halves, We expect to see enthusiasm
cnough inissed into tho boys Of the
3D. Infantry, to speedily bring the
project to- decided success. The
idea 10 q good one, AID W. wish it
all sncccss possible.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25
AC-NTS WANTED.

In. Foory IL tire author OF MEDICAL Con-.
nos sxssx" . hook tha, reached n e.rcriation
OF ovsr $4,000 copies; also, VI "fLIs HOME
TALK." more recently psblishod, which has sold
10 the ex~n. Of 10000 copies also. Of :" setsrcs
IN sIoRr." which Is now being Published hn series.
CONTENTS TABL's
Of AZ. sxerptiug the hrst- mentioned rcYk (~h!rh
Ia out 81 rrint) viii be sent FREQ On app ..ison
10 either DR. Foorr. or the xarray Hil Publish
isg Company. whose ofhsc ~ isa East exth Street.
Axcn,s--bHh men and wonen--wantcd 70 sell
the foregoing works, " ~h1m hl,oial iroht vii
be nilowo,. The tsginrnes Of small fcr,urss
have bern ma',a In se'ihg Dr. FORKS rcirla
WORM. "PLars Hosx TsLn~ ~ particv'sriy
aisP'sd b, a'ul.., aud scixscx ~ sresy- 70
tust tbs t,ins fss the young. scnd for cv~,ss,s
tables ard &sc 'r yourselves. The FORMER answers
Q nnltitnde II Questions which lnarr spd erpss.
men feel drheacy about asking OF their i.hy-'ssaps
hGe 10 nothing Ia literature At all hks either
a TIC foregoing works. "scrksvE m SroAr"
80 on'y be hal q sScnt or Of the Ihaisi-hwa
'YLa'N Hans rALk" V pubiiss-s 10 ssh i1e
nss;rh spi esrmss LsassAees Once moro.
-AGSE - waat~%s.
ADpness AZ ABOVE
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

MKssRs. F"RMAx BKorHERs are
now engaged in shipping q large
quantity Of lumber from their mill
near Baldwin. Last week a special
train came mp, remaining two or
three days, for the reason tina. tho
leading had 10 be done oct ween
times f~ trains (ihero being no sid.
ing at Forman}. Some twenty car
loads, wc believe were taken ou',
and some forty to foriy.fve car .loads
yet remain, We understand, await
ing shipment.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

ELsEwHhKE We pabIi,h, at the
rsqaert Of E-quire McCausey, II
carl, setting forth his views in re-
gard to the County Scat question
How any one acQuaiwtsd with
"Mac" could start tire yarn about
his being opposed {" movement
which he has advocated for years.
we cannot understand, unless it b.
out Of inteHiion TO misrcprsssnr
him.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

In ScIibner's ST. Nicholas we
lind. we believe, all one could rea.
'sonably desire for a children's per-
iodicaI. Every family should have
It. Send for specimen copies, and
see f"r yourselves. Address, Serb
ner Il Co., 654 Broadway, N. Y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

We learn that the county safe,
secured year or two ago at an ex
pcnsc 'fs'nle ten or twelve hnn-
dred d'llars to the e"nn'y, ia suffer
ing quite msteria'ly from lack Of
"A proper building il which to store
il. l. is placed in u mere roNgi,
hoard shed, 'nfosted with dumpnes.,
which is causing it to rnsr, the paint
TO scale Of, &c. We have this
from several sources which are per.
fcc'ly reliable, and taxpayers cat
rely upon its being true. So here
We have still another reason for
the immediate permanent settle
'nent Of the County Seat question.
A miserable shanty contains the
county Offices, and every one COM
ing from abroad cannot bnt he
struck with the seeming lack of en-
t'rprlse and prosperity di-pla ed in
management Of county matters.
Why should Lake county longer
suffer from the existence of such n
state Of affalrs2 II i, povsr,yl
Then, u good way out IF it is I" nc
cerf the $4,000 pledged, and Sc
cured by bond, by Hon. WIN. l..
Webbsr, Wcbher aud Pleasant
Plains townships. One thousand
dollars Of the above amount in
cludes an entire block of ground il
Baldwin, ample room t,r the erec-
ton Of c""r, house, Jail, &C., while
$4,000 will be applied to the cree
ti"n "f the buildings. The law, va
believe, allows the Board Of Super
vis"rS to SO, aside annually $1,000
tor purposes Of erecting or repairing
public bnlliings, So that quite
enough could hs raised to enable
the work Of erecting suitable and
H. cessary structures ~ 20 Oh at
uEce.
1t i. stated that Chase proposes,
the propositi"" to remove |
the Cunnty Seat I" Baldwin he d.
fsa'ed--t" erect a building aud give
it to the county free of rent. Why |
has not some 1T this generous spirit
been exhibited in the pasl7 Why
didn't they remove the safe over
from Reed City free of charged
Why did they charge rent for the
sell now occupied by county off
'ers, and then compel the County al
he sa"'c time to pay 81 10 IS a
lay for a room in which to hold
Circuit Court, aud to pay f.r use .f
4 room in a htcl, where u Com
nittee might meet and transac,
:"nn'y business Will they lc any
more likely to manifest their libsr-
'Ilfy after tho election this Spring.
han before il? II they propose to
reat tho county s" literally, why
ave they not Game forward ere
his and bo"nd themselves Ia tho
'e"ple. through the Board of SUI
'ervisors, I" d" these lling.9
Can it I've possible That Chase, at.
er the defeat OF tho proposition for
e'""val. will he any more bounrv
MS IN giving, when the chance is
till open TOR another trial If the
natter, either in favor If Baldwin.
r some other poin'l Reason
paches us that il wsuld not. Then
itizens of Lake county, npon you
evolves the duty o: carefully con.
dering this matter in all its bear
,gs. and d" not allow yourselves
. bc led into error, and vote in
nch II manner rs will result in
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

j. +. RADCLIFFE, Of tl,a Osceola
Outline, paid brief visits to baldwin.
lsst Thursday and Monday. Rad.
has tho Outline worked ap to a
4rst class position among the coun-
~ papers in this part 0f Michigan,
and we're glad t. see it.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

IL You want to subscribe ter th,.
leading magazine OF the c~untry,
send for Scri6asr's Monthly. You
will have value received IN every
instance. Subscription price, s.
per year; ar we will furnish the
Monthly and STAR for IS %.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

THE Legislature recently repealed
tile law creating the office of Ceun
~ Superintendent eff Schools-a
resalt not unlocked for-and no
election Of candidates 10 that po-
sition will take place this Spriny.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-25

A BRIEF visit t. Ilvreey last Mon.
day, c"nvi.ced US that "Pr"gress"
10 still the word in one of the pref.
tiest towns or the +. q Z. M. Rail.
way, between Midland aud Lud-
inKt"n.