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The Lake County star., 1875-10-28

urer, was stricken from the minutes,
none of the members dissenting
thcrcirom.
Resolution by McCluskey:
ResoIrrd, BY the Board of Su-
pcrvisors, that the County Trcasur-
er be required to give additional
bonds to the county, to the amount
of S5,000.00.
The resolution was adopted by
ayes and nays as follows: Ayes
Randall, Holman, McCluskey,
Townsend, Wood, Allen, Miller and
Knight, 4; nays-Bakcr, /.
On motion of MI. Allen, Mr.. He'll
man was appointed committee, to
notify Mr.. Dcurcss that S5,0O0.OO
additional bonds we're required of
him, Us treasurer.
Resolution by Geo. w. Townscnd:
Resolccd, BY the Board of Su-
pcrvisors of Lake county, State of
Michigan, that Wm. a. Dcuress, be
authorized to defend the suit
brought by VIM. l.. Webber, trus-
tee for the Flint 4 Perc Marquette
r. II. CO., to recover the Eleven
Hundred and Twelve Dollars and
Sixty-Sevcn Cents, ($1 ,112.67) paid
the said Wm. a. Dcurcss, OH Sept.
Both, 1875, as per notice of that
day.
On motion the resolution was
adopted.
Mr.. Townsend offered the follow
ing:
WHEREAS. There has been an Ag-
ricutural. Society formed, and
known as the Lake County Ag-
ricultural Society, and the re-
quirements of the statute com
piled with, in regard to members
and money, therefore
Rcso1rcd, That We causc to be
levied, upon the taxable property
of the county. onc-tenth of one
mill, to be paid to The treasurer OF
Saia society, npen the order of the
Board of Supervisors.
On motion the resolution was
adopted.
Resolution by Geo W. Townsend
Rcxolrcd, BY the Board of Su-
pervisors, that we take One Hun
drcd and Fifty Dollars from the
contingent fund Of the ensuing year
and pay the same to the Agricultu,
raj Society, in lien of the onc-tcntl
of Il mill, as voted by this Board.
NJ. Townsend moved the adop-
tion Of the resolutions; which moto,
prevailed.
On motion the claim of Edgal
Campbell was allowed at $3.50.
On motion of \. & Allen, tn,
account of Isaac Grant, for services
rendered in case of People vs. JOIN
Il -. Miner, was rcconsidercd, ant
that portion relating to said caus,
WAS disallowcd.
And thercupon the Board adj
journcd till q o'clock p III.
6 o'clock p IN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt: roll called. quorum present
William \. Dcurcss, Count,
Treasurer, llayi,g been required h.,
the Board to give additional bond:
in the sum of 5000: .prcscntc,
bond in said amt, and, on motion,
the bond was accepted and approved
! by the Board: none of thc member,
dissenting tlcrcirom.
Resolution by Austin 5 Randall
Treasured, BY the Board of Super
visors of Lake County, that the
Supervisors OF the several Town
ships in Lake County bc and they
are hereby authorized to sprcao
upon the several Tax Rolls til,
several am is of State Il County Ia,
as shown by the annexed table
(CDnclnd,H Rcrt Wcck.)
No apology is necessary for lacl
| of yori,t,- IF u,o ttor IN tho ins siI.
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Oct. 22d. 1873.

Vet. ZZu, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt; roll called, quorum present.
Minutes of yesterday read and
approved.
Mr.. Wood offered the following
resolution:
Rcxoircfi, by the Board of ''upcrvis-
O:s, that they advance &. *. Radcliffe
his ycar'sray for the county printing.
On motion the resolution was
adopted.
And thcrcupon the Boarl adj
journcd till one O'Clock p. IN.
One o'clock p. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt; roll called, quorum present.
Mr.. Wood moved that the conn
ty pay G. X. Radcliffe S34.75, bal
ancc his due on printing contract,
up to the time his contract expires
in 1876; which motion prevailed.
On motion the claim of NJ. L..
Quackcnbush, for services rendered
rs Constable, in case of the People
VS. John and y. Miner, was al
lowed ut $685..
Mr.. McCluskcy offered the fol-
lbwiug resolution:
Rcsoircd, BY the Board of Supcrvis-
orr, that from and aftcrtliis date tOct.
- {, the Board of Supervisors VIII audit
no accounts of costs in criminal cases,
wherein the county Is charged, unless
said acc'ts are recommended to be aud
tied, by the Prosecuting Attorney.
Mr.. lIcilman moved the adoption
of the resolutions; which motion pre-
vailed. ,..l
Mr.. Allen offered the following:
Res,lred, BY the Board of SUI
pervisors, that the Go. Treasurer
be instructed to have the rolls and
transcripts, for the year 1874, and
each succeeding year, bound i'll
book form.
Mr.. Townsend moved tho adop-
tion OF the resolution; which mo-
tion prevailed. e.
Resolution by Wm. Wood:
Rcsolccd, BY the Board Of SUI
pervisors, that they allow Isaac
Grant 100000 to pay for house
rent, Fl 'e-wood and other expenses
not Otherwise provided for.
Mr.. Townsend moved to adopt
the resolution: which motion did not
prevail by ayes and nays as follows:
Ayes Wood, 1; nays-Ilandall,
lIcilman, Allen, Mckee, Miller,
Clark and Knight, Z.
On motion Of Mr.. Randall the
action of the Board, had on the Dist
with reference to requiring addi-
sional bends of the County Treas
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Total 81 ,534, ,431
Very respectfully submitted.
q. W. TOWNSEND. com
n. II. McKEE, l."
WI. Woop. '"'''ee'
On motion report accepted and
committee discharged.
Resolution by ID. Knight:
Resoirc,I, By the Board of SupcrviS-
orS, that the Report of the Equalization
Committee he accepted by reducing the
total amount as' ctiua'tz,a, thirty per
cent on each and every township roll.
Mr.. Randall moved the adoption
of the resolution: which motion did
not prevail by ayes and nays as fol-
lows: Ayes Randall, Knight,
Wm. Wood, 3: anays-IIcilman,
McCluskcy, Mckee, Baker, Town
send, Miller, Allen, I.
Mr.. Mckee offered the following
resolution.
Rcsoire1, BY the Board of Supcrvis-
orS that there 10 spread upon the rolls
of the several townships, for the year
1875, $50 -, AZ n State tax.
On motion tie resolution was
adopted. -
Mr.. Mckee offered the following
| resolution. -
Rcsoirtd, by the Boar,l Of s:upcrvis-
orS of lake county,tl,at there bc spread
upon the tax rolls of the several town
ships, for the year 1876, the sum oi
| Twelve Thousand Dollars, as n county
tax, S2,Mm.W To lc set apart, and used
I ~ Il poor fund.
Mr.. Baker moved the adoption
| of the resolution; which motion pre-
vailed.
On Motion the following cts
were allowed:
! claimed AI,wcd
&. VI. &. Ross ~ ~ ~ g.
Isaac Grant 26 30 ~ 81
Acct of G. X. Radcliffe. for pub
fishing notice of special term OF
court, laid on the table.
On motion the acct of White &
Ilnight, as retainer fee, was disal-
lowed.
The account Of Isaac Grant, in
case of the People " Jehn and ID.
Miner, was tabled for further con-
sidcrution.
And tlcrcnpon the Board adj
journcd till Tomorrow ut 3 o'clock
Il. III.
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Oct. 10Th. 1875.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt; roll called, quorum present.
And tlercnpon thc committee on
equalization resumed their work,
comparing assessment rolls
On motion the Board adjourned
till one o'clock p. m.
One o'clock " I'M.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
yncnt; roll called, quorum present.
On motion of Wm. Baker, Mr..
Knight and Allen were excused
from attendance at the meeting of
the Board, until tomorrow, at one
o'clock p. III.
MIR. Mckee moved that the Coun-
ty Clerk procure the necessary
blank books, for the new Township
of Dover, and also, 3 copies of Tiff
fany's Criminal Law, and 3 copies
of 1'ifany's Justices Guides, for
the use of said Township of Dover,
and he be further authorized, to
issue sub-vouclcr for payment OF
the same; which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Wood moved that tho Coun-
ty Clerk be authorized to procure
one copy of Tiffany's Criminal Law,
for the use of the Township of Elk:
which notion prevailed.
Mr.. Miller moved that the Coun-
ty Clerk procure one copy OF Tif-
fany's Criminal Law for the use OF
the Township of Lake; which mo-
ton prevailed.
Mr.. Baker moved that the Coun-
ty Clerk procure one copy OF Tif-
fany's Criminal Law, for the use OF
the Township of Eden, and three
copies each, of Tiffany's Criminal
and Civil Law, for the use of the
Township of Pinora; which motion
prevailed.
And thcrcupon the Board adj
journcd, till tomorrow at 8 clock
~. IN.
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Thrilling Tales Aud Np,elclies
TERMS, tAlwaysin Adyanco) sac
A YEAR.

Two Copies for S,.G'; . for si.So; with
II copy of the premium mczzotint t2l X
~ "('IIRlSTMAs MORNING." dfcc dot
htr cng,y,riD0, to the person getting UP
the Club.
Four Copies for $500; for Sl1.00;
with an extra copy of the Magazine for
1876, as prcmiilm, to thc person. get
ting up the Club.
Five Copies for Ss.Jo; y for $3.50; u
for $500; with both an extra copy of
the Magazine for 1876, and the preini-
uin n,czzotint, n frc dolisw cng,ucing,
10 the person getting up the Club.
Address, po-t-paid.
Charles j. Peterson,
$40 Chestnut NJ, Hiiodcfphia, III.
py Specimens scnt gratis ifwrittcn for.
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Beautiful MnSic, for Nothing!
CANCERS

Removed without pain or the use ofel,hcr cauriics
or the kuifc. and sfalcsHy cvy~d. ~ painful, and
an epen nIccr scsmsd. mrdicnss will he scnt by
kxpr~s ~ INV rFompt relief. tvnsnltafior by lti
ter, tine Dollar. Send 10 crnfs for Hook with de-
scrpti,c Cases, fiefrfrnres anti Tc~timvnials.
IitH Dns. PARK a Mci.EisiI.
No. ~ East 10th Street, Scw York.
The Lake County star., 1875-10-28

No apology is necessary for lack
of variety of matter on the inside
of the STAR, this week. Read the
proceedings of the Board of Super
visOrs.
The Lake County star., 1875-10-28
Oct. Goth, 1873.

Oct. zVtn, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
spcnt; roll called, quorum present.
On modem the Board adjourned
tin one seaock p. m.
One o'clock p. m.
Board met psrssant to adjourn
mcnt; roll called, quorum present.
Report Of Committee on Ac-
counts:
To tie Hon. Board IF .Superrisors:
Your Committee on Accounts
would respectfully submit the fol-
lowing report; and would recon-
mend flia{l13, 900. .00) Twelve Thou
The Lake County star., 1875-10-28
Oct. 18th 1875.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt; roll called, quorum present.
The several committees resumed
work comparing and footing assess
ment rolls.
On MOTION the Board adjourned
till tomorrow, at 8 o'clock Il. m.
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FIRES

RavaSos arc everywhere cities,
towns and households suffer. Provide
defense before the ficnd comes. All
fires are smalf when first seen, may
be easily put out, hence Fire Extin-
guishcr at hand is better than Oceans
too late. Extinguishers are used for
nothing else, hence arc always in
place. They put out thousands of fires,
saving Millions Of dollras in 1874. All
sizes and styles ma,lc. Smallest size
weighs, charged, 75 pounds, equals go
gallons of water, throws stream 30 to
30 fict. Price s45. Largest size
equal to 1000 gallons of water. Price
5000.
Canvassors wanted in every town
in tho world.
Great American Fro nxtinguish.
OF Company.
Louisville, KY.
2-il-3-2S
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Proceedings Of The .Bnrl Of Supervisors.
tOFFICIAL.]
(L0ntinucd.)

(tOufiNUCu.)
Resolution offered by A. G. Al
len:
WHEREAS, certain citizcns of Baldwin,
having failed to- fulfill their pledges
To Cls,rles,( ('hick, i'm the payment of
the SUM of fscvcnty-fivc dollars, said
sevcnty-iivc dollars being the sum
pledged Charles Chick, for rent OF the
I,uilding used for county purposes,
Il, addition to the one hundred and
twenty-five dollars paid lay the Cotin-
" of lake, therefore be il
Rcsoi,,d, by the Board of SaPcrvis-
ors, that the County of Sake assume
and redeem the pledges, by paying to
Charles Chick, the sam of scvcnty-fivc
dollars, thereby making the rent of the
a.lil,ling two hundred per year.
Mr.. Woed moved the adoption
of the resolution; which motion did
rot prevail by ayes and nays rs fol-
lows: Aycs-Townscnd, Wood,
Knight and Miller, 4; nays-Ran-
dali, McCluskcy, Baker, lleilman,
Mckee and Alien, q.
On motion the acct of Wm. a.
Dcuress was allowed at S45.34.
On motion the Board adjourned
till tomorrow at 8 eelock u. aa>
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Baldwin POStOHice.

Mail closes. going EAsr--,u. M: going WEST
y. m. Oilirc open Sundays, from ~ m. To ! n. m
Money Order and Registered Letter office open
from n. M. To u M. and from to % p. n., cacl,
day, (Sundays excepted. a. u. KINNE.
Postmaster
The Lake County star., 1875-10-28

MEDICINES.

\ promnrnt New York ply srian lately c"m-
planned rs DJND.,S BIN Il n q. about ihir san
DAi.wOop on. tArrriEs. stating ihat sogietinic>
th-y ~ red mratulou:y. hut thai patient Of his
had taken them wi'hi'rt effect. un being in"rniud
that several limitations were suid, he inquired aud
lound his patient h~i not bcen fdhinJ Dt NDAs
DICii &tO'S.
What happened iotlis physician ma, have hap.
prnc.. 10 other. anu 1T Midas DICK X a.. tak.
this method of proIecin. fhy ii0n~. d,0gy;sts ana
HSWseifes. aud preventing UII of SAND .IwoOD
from coming into dsicpu.c
PLY SICIANS VIII" once prescribe The "a; sui ;
wi OninUc ~ dO q. ioi the, conian tie pare or
IN the besf0od caeol,rSt form.
Dl NDAS DICK * CO. Use nUrc OIL OF SASiAL-
WOOD ihan all the " Wholesale aud l,ctail llu.ci T.
aud Pcrlumcr> In III" United States combined. and
this H. The sale reason why th par, Wi, sob. ciei-
- In their aps,Ilc> th.l1I IN amy Uilicr hiini.
III qr S1na0iuopi II fart suprrScyling every oihrr
remedy, sixty Carmlrsoaig being required q" in
u safe and certain cure In six ore CHI day'. From
no other medicine can This result b. had.
DtNDAs DICK " cos sotT Csfsi iE- solve the
problem. long considered by rmncui hysician>. "
how IL avoid tho nausea aud di~gu ~itNp ricnce', III,
swallowing. which are well kuow u t. ,frar lfruln.
!: noi drstruy rlir good cfci. of iaaily ,au,hl,
remedies.
So,i cap.ulcs ar. put up IN tin-rol and ncii nox",
thirty In each and aic ihcoi Capsules prescribed
by phy-ician..
T'AS1E,.ESS MEDICINES. --'ast,rt II land man.
ether uaus oils mcdicir T. can h. ak"u 81 iiy
safely H. D 'eNAS Dlck X O'S .-OF CApSl LES
No TASTE. NO SNEi.i.
These were thee o'ly Capsules admttedto tn,
last Paris Exposition. 'F g.
Send for Circular to - Wuu~t r street. ".
SOLD At ALL DHrt; S'roRES HERE.
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Oct. 21st, 1875.

Oct. Dist, 1875.
Board met pursuant To adjourn
mcnt: roll called, quorum present.
Minutes of Yesterday read, cor
rccted and approved.
Finance report of County Treas
urcr:
Corxry TREAsrRgn's CYFtcg
BALDWIN. LAKE Co.. MnH.
October iith, i:,5.
To Hr Inn. Bodrd ~ .S"I,crcisors of
Ltkc tDoaiy, Mich:
hereby submit my first statement,
of moneys rcccivc,Ia and expended, from
Jan. 9Th, 1875, up to and including Oct.
9TH, 1875
The Lake County star., 1875-10-28

In addition to the above, the
committee would further rccom-
mend that there be added to, and
deducted from certain Township
Valuations. as made by the Super
yisors, ,as follows:
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WORTH WHILE III: sss sS'A and ss. e ss s...: =:
faly PAPER, tile 'SrAis ASui;gD IiAxsEn," Led
ger siz'. only ~ year. aud n choice uffasife ,lc-
CANT hon0.. Albums. Iiool<. &C., Ia tuch sub
serircr. We rrc,i,e subrcribcrs ut tnly ~. which
secures the paper year and premiums, OH .,nf nee,
ar. We viii club II with the STAR and supply 10th
,JOy only S2.IJ. fuH0ad see The lp,Jsr. d.-:is
The Lake County star., 1875-10-28
oivG sOi'TIf.


MoNrEtrH ALLEGAN BRANCH.
Train leaves Menicifh ~ y M: arrives at ALL
gan y o.. Returning. leave Allcfan ~ ~ m. ar.
rive NJ Monlcth i2@5p Leave Mont eth M u
W., arrive at Allcgan ! - p M Returning. leave
Alcgan 9 Is p m. arrive at Montc!th 10 am.
J. w. PAGE.
Gch. PA y. Ag'f. Grand Rapids Mich.
Attend the Business College and Tel
cgraph Institute at Iialamazoo. Jour-
nal FIVE. t-s7
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A Ane chance ~ secure an anlmproved farm In
hay county. Mich. onc Hundred Acres al tilnLcc
h,nd.-ihc " s.ofN "a A, See. II, Town 10 n.
tange 4: riyhsscn mile~ fran l,niIosd. and we'll
WATCHED, will be sold cEcap with Ia cash tows,
aud iiwr bal.,Hee. for further particulars. nd
dtess Rev. X. ). Eutier o23 1Jnron I., Toledo, o.,
or - CmAs. X kApcLyFE
2-;Is Baldwin tiiy. Mich.
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w E"NI FrIT,HN oT = Y. III'
~. NT' niVEl; DIVISION.

Connection, n'r . n 1otp'O vifli iIr l.. ke Shsie
i Mi''h StsiS,rn Il Il tr lev lnnd ann Chc,xo,
III. with ih''t ~ Il u |; !, Ter ii.ciEn.i snd thv
- nth. .Nlso. i'h lhr Z " * " u u 10 and fs.
the South. and SUuiiw i. NJ Na,n~ wuh th'
Michigan, ,ilral l'at;r mi. fa lngl lnn. Eat sni
Acrt: NJ Plymouth iih ',ri iHii-lfns A ini,- SiSt
.. n u u: ~ Holly " III ii, ttrct iIwaak's.
nd M D.truii NJ II the Great Western AID iran
!',EnS l!y'.. Ia ana from The "si ~ clint VII h
II hlclgo AZ Iilhs ilur'n. ~ if,rd ity With The
Grand Eapfd-iN Ind. x Il ter Iir Ntrih and se.ifh
And u IiItlinaiOu with stralc cr sherman fpr Shr
iin!gan and ali principal poim- in Wisconsin ini
water. Rnzoii.. l.fimsln. iiainlim. Xc.
SAStuGp EELIEE. Apst Sup't,
j, - Nottst. t,-ul Ticket \r't
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Detroit, Lnnsiilg & Lake
MicIs. R r..
E~rnnaba 4 Detroit
n

Siaaion i,rnnch oi the ID. l.. \ J.. NJ. u. u.
Mixed. MiXel. NN"d, Mixed.
p. ~. %. ~. n. ~. pm.
sW sW D.. .Ionia, "A - 100
D ~ ~ Sheridan :. 20. 2hJ
~ 10 a. >. a. Stanton ID T., i2 2.
CONNECTIONS. 80 At tMiWit with q W. OF,
LSN -, NJ, u X Ec,t 'R.ii~sy: all -teau,-
boat lines, NJ Plymouth with + q y " Railway ; ut
iosi% NH n!, o& N Railway ayda' Howard with q
J. u. Mt uxES. Gent sup't. DctroIt.
Unas. 5 ~ bs,', asa 81 Il Pass. Ag't.
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VIM. 2. Savage & Bros Column,
tfT- Parties answering any oi thcs" advcr isc.
mcnt> will pie 49, state where they saw III, sam
The Lake County star., 1875-10-28

And thercupOn the BOARD au-
journcd till one o'clock p. IN.
One o'clock p. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt; roll called, quorum present.
Preamble and resolution offered
by Wm. Wood:
WHEREAS, AS the County Clerk has
been tn considerable expense, on ac-
count of being obliged to make SOW
cral moves during his tern, Of Ufficc,
and in u short space of time, ncccSs:,-
rily incurring a large expense to him.
self, therefore be- ii
Resoiccd, by the Board of Supervis-
Ors of Lake county, that the County
Clerk bc paid the quarters salary, end
ing on the 3lst day of December, 1870,
in advance.
Mr.. Knight moved the adoption
of fhc rcsofntion; wlicli motion pre-
vailed.
On motion the following ace Is
we're allowed:
Isaac Grant S2O.15
:. s6.10
And thereupon the Board adj
journcd till Monday, the 18th day
of October, 1875.
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Oct. 10Th. 1915.

Oct. 10th, 1873.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; roll called, quorum present.
The following acc'ts were pre-
scntcd and allowed:
Isaac Grant S6 90
I" - 90
:. {" 90
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-23

reunion, which L. Iunked forward to,
with the kcenest delight for months.
1t is no uncommon occurrence for a
New Englander to cross the continent,
To take his place in the family circle.
The influence OF Thanksgiving Day
on the morals of the country is very
great. Upon this day are very seldom
performed deeds of violencP-the
friendly greetings, and happy smiles
everywhere seen, tending tn soften
anger, and draw out the good nature
Of everyone.
This anniversary developes the
spirit of beneicence, more than any
other day Of the year. The poor and
duwn-trodden iT many cities, are
made to forget, for the time, their
wretched lot, in the merriment
around IA well supplied table. The
growing custom in cities, to give IA
charity dinner on Thanksgiving Day,
is very noticeable, and it is to be
hoped will be cultivated even more
in the future.
The goose is associated with ii
Christmas dinner, whilesa Thanks
giving feast is inc Jmplete without
the %proverbial turkey, which it is our
wish may be enjoyed by every one in
Wyoming Territory on Thursday
next.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-23
Thanksgiving Day.

On Thursday next the business of
the nation will stop, and for what :?
Thanksgiving and prayer. When
we think that our success and pleas
ures, trials and sorrows, yes u very
existence, depend upon the will of
one Supreme Ruler, is not the idea
contained in the word thanksgiving.
grand and beautiful?
Thanksgiving Day isof purely New
England origin, and has always been
observed by the people of those States
more strictly, than In any other part
of the country. The feature most
sacredlyAebserved there is the family
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-23
A Pntert Granted :. W. Freund.

Mr.. f. w. Freund, who keeps the
well known gun store IN Eddy street,
near Dyer's Hotel, received on the
I9th ulL, a patent for a detachable
pistol grip for firearms"
An examination Of thirty-one cuts,
illustrating the use OF this Invention,
shows its advantage as applied to
rifles, shot guns and firearms of every
decription. 1t consists Of a pistol
grip. which can readily be both at
tached to, and detached from, the
stocks of guns, giving steadiness to
the hand of the sportsman, when aim
ing, and during the firing; it also
makes a handsome ornament.
Mfr. Freund made application for
three pstents on the 18th Of March Of
this year. AS follows: Pistol grip and
trigger guard, pistol grip and guard
lever, aud the detachable pistol grip
for firearms. On the two former he
was granted patents April 20th, 1879,
and on the latter as above stated. Mr..
Freund C aims the honor Of securing
the first patent on firearms in Wyo-
ming Territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-23
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

The time has arrived, when, in
compliance with AN appnpI r.aie and
honorpd custom, II day Is set apart for
the offering up of Thanksgiving aud
praise TO the supreme Ruler of ihe
Universe for His boundless love and
mercy.
1t i,fitting thus, as a people and a
individuals, TO acknowledge the Di-
vine Power over us, and to recognize
the source from which all blessings
flow.
We have been highly favored IA a
people we have been blessed with
general health ; we have been pre-
served from famine, from p%estilence
and from destruction by the elements;
industry has been followed with its
rewards we have been favored with
the riches of these mountains, and
with the increase of the fincks and
the herds upon the plains; our hearts
have been gladdened with general
prosperity and happiness; and we
have n goodly heritage IN this land of
civil and religious liberty.
Therefore, in accordance with this
time honOred practice, ani with the
Proclamation of the President of the
United States, | earnestly request the
people of Wyoming to observe Thurs.
day, the 25th day of the present
month, as a day of Thanksgiving ;
and that, laying aside their usual
pursuits, they assemble in their nc
customed places devoted To Christian
worship, and offer up the homage of
grateful hearts to our Heavenly
Father for His unnumOered blessings
and imDlOre the continuance of His
smiling counteuauce upon Us.
Let the people sing praises to the
Most High.
Done at the City of Cheyenne, this
Sth day of November, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy fl We, and of the indie
pendence of the United States, the
one hundredth.
IL. ST. JOHN NJ. THAYER,
By the Governor.
G.. w. FRENCH,
Secretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-23

Mr.. D. Miller is "on his native heath
again" having last evening opened
his fine brick store next to the south
east corner Of Seventeenth aud Eddy
streets. Last July it viii be remem
bered Mr.. Miller was burned out. since
which time, he has occupied n build
ing just opposite his old stand. He is
now fairly established in his new quar-
tiers, and having just received a COM
plete new stock of the finest goods in
the jeweiry line, is prepared to receive
his many patrons.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-23

-MeSsrs. Tisdale & Coopey, of
Evanston, have leased Col. Murrin's
Billiard P~arlor,on Seventeenth street,
and will open the same to the public
to-day. Mr.. risd ale is well known
in this community as member of the
House of Representatives W years
ago, and Mr.. Coopey is an old Wyo-
ming pioneer, who has lived in
Sweetwater and UInta counties, in
this Territory, for many years. We
bespeak for the new firm n liberal
patronage of the knights of the u
and ball. nl-dtf