davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-06
0arliuvillo, ILL.,, tho Scene Of q Fear-
ful Triple Tragedy Yes-
terday,
4 Young Man Kills His Wife and
Mottler-ir-Law, and THEN Conn.,
nits Suicide,
other Specimens Of Human De-
1,rayity.
4 HORRIBLE DEED,
TN& rEtiuKOKE, Il. IL. aiEApCR.

Epttnt Ds1H1srh 70 3ht Lh1rnlte ITiGi.h+
CoNconp. Il. H., Oct. 5.-Tha ternb1e outrage
at Pembroke, reported Into last evening". nas
arouaed fntouse oxctomont nil oEc. tho state.
Ind hundreds aro throuHing the sraips in their
eager curiosity to visit tho s,sne. The d!scos-
cries Of to-day have, howoyoE. been few. Miss
josie Lougmatl, Ii years old. darghtnr OF James
T, Louemald who rosidos n mite AMI ball
ftom tho Pembroke Academy. lett home Tor tho
Academy at u o'clock yesterday morning lilo
road is q lonely QUO, md IN that d'stauce thefo
IRE but eix honses. sho was Heeu to phaH lilo
house Of 3lf. Anon llort, fourth Ut
amilo from her homo. bnt aftor That "as not
seen allTc, mn a!a atle fcaoh tno AcaoaIhy' sue
MAS nut n,aaea till evening, fur Aer younger
b.other supposed that Bho had rama1ned 1t homo.
usr tatlor a. once
AROUSED THE sEiounoRs,
md sEstomatr search waH begun On hotlI etdea
Of tLc road. shoisly after . O'Clock Dir. Cop =
oua Of the party. CAME upon hor londloeb body
ina donso uuaolero"tL Of BIRCH about 8 rods
from tho r0au, mile from hong. Tho
fatbcr vas tLs third or fonr,h man
- .na u mi "a 1,a oros
W u"u' 80 Lib
iol upon tno slcRoh'ng s'snt' ho esc1anneo
oh my God and threw himself bcHido the
bloody cprpse alternately kueeIIng bepile it aud
.nhr,cn,, IT, T'ho ground and lawns f,r n,,ite
.s..s 49,.
A'p@eo "e1e ........... ........
COMPLETELY SATURATED WITH BLOOD,
II aas tho butt Of tbs ttee. Tho clothing OF tho
rirl VAS torn into ehredg, md l,or uudeselothipg
to,n md aat,,ratod vitI, h,oo:] Hor dresa and
49, .s..,a. .~sss s.s;.,.s 49, ~, -. ..,., n..ss
eooAase "e' es{'pPoa " Ae' piea0'' a4a .iaeo
bones Of tho right hand woro broken, as IL tho
hand had becn struck whom yninty attempting t0
v,ni of a blow. The hcaa waB cut on cloanly
..H cut l,v n tar.a uhoru lp,fa Tho an,,n,
nf :,
op'oain mas eosotca peI"ee'4 Eoe hFst @no 0eeo'o
1entebru. It wes tho unanimous opinion OF tho
phyalcians that dccapitation was pcrio.u,ed or
f4ran
,,,nt,, r,,. ,rn- ,r,a ,r,r
ot'soA1 1"i WV. was D.Ao'
peeapae o1 tnc eE!aence OF Aof haFfng oled 1eeo'
i. ItwaH alAo found that her prIyato parts
Hayo cut cut With O cut ~ clear 81 IL would bc
noadbIe to cut with m ontIroIv nj, arm anifo rho
sss..ts,. ,-s ..',.'...t ,..ss. .sa.. - ~
ppsfa"oa "a9 "'l1oas ueuo' Pos'"no1'oni. ~
tpposscd from tho bloodloss appeafauce' E1ie
uiscrekht probab1y did tliy To remove tho tracaa
nrapc, Two rinaa. ono Of platu cold aud ono
rubber, and = go]1 1-onauelod brcast. mi aud ear
tinVs Ynte mt tn In fnnud oil TIM bnfly 1'he
body vaa taSen home. piaceI iu tho aa,,o p0si-
ton ss ghon found. Tic rieht Lee doubled under
Tia jeft the rirht nrn, iriti urrt,.a ti,e htrast
snL iii ana unsnr thn haek. AZ ,laur aoarci,
ras begun bv u fArce party.
rnu III. ,i,a.1sn ur.D
tcoks. and wn,or. .nroof uInnk. Abont q o.rlock
H.. as. s.s 49, 1u"u tut asao past's lueu uf ~.
, 1875-10-06
THE GUlH0RD CASE,

O7rAwA, Ont, Oct. 6.-lt Ia reported that I
squad Ut 200 picked men from tho Governor.
ueue1al's Foot Guard has bsan detailed to pro-
coed to AlontFeat to be psassut 1t the burial ol
Guiborl' 'streuslns.
, 1875-10-06
RAILROAD NEWS.

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.
!spteiat pispateh to Tbs Ch&:aon Trtbunf.
ST. Lou1B Oct, 5.-The rapid decline on tho
Now York Stock Doard Of Missouri Pacific Rail-
way stock il not surprise to fow knowing
oneB In tho city. It has for d long siuao been q
matter OF wondor why tho stock remained 90
worry Btoady. Among tho bankers, merchants,
and business men generally, however, the fsll
has excited considerable soneatlon. and created
suspicion 10 sono Huartots. Very lttie Of tho
stock is owned hero now. Tlieo years ago
throe-foutthH OF tho b!ock was held In 1t. Louis,
hut about that time Joseph HeeliRman aud Aa-
drew pierco, Jr.. Of New York, bought tho bulk
pf tho Missouri interest represented by lr!lge
u Mcphesson. atEce which event the ent're eon~
troi Ut tho road haa benn in tho 4a1ds Of New
Workers.. The u'eritH Of tie road have always
boon exaggerated, its operating expopsos have
atwnys been grcAter than any route leading out
of St. Louis, and the proposition Of rho original
capital If $4,000, QUO was proposterous on ita
faco. Tho result OF tho decline Will undoubtedly
bo tho bankruplcy Of tho Missouri Pacific and A!eo
by the Hame parties. It 10 known hero that At,
enost IL being nade to place a1 additional most-
gage OIL tho Missouri Pacific. q circumstance
which will certainly prcc,pitsto . crash Of tho
two toat!s Andrew 1'iotco, Jr., pres.aont Of tho
:i,ssonri raofo. will, bo here tomorrow 10 en-
deavor to bolster up hlB roAd aB much a. poasi-
b!o. Tho following figures aro slgn,ticAnt faeta
about thu management, md hnse mt pctore
hccn published: Net oaruings Of tho rond
4nl tss leased liues for tho year sMa-
ing la71, tl70,60i.uG; for tho year
following, eli, ,367.3u. The reduction vas ocea~
siound by MI increased fnterest account On the
mottgags dsbt. Thu gross earnings Of the road
for ln7l Wuro a3,5O0, 23o.8t; for 1872, 93.5yi,-
2y5.95; for 1874. s3.7ls, 452y3 Increased mort
gage tntolost, ta1ea, anl leased lines for 1874
Dyss 1874 $Jle. .HGU. Iu accosdsnee with tbs
lcAso o1ucutsd III june, 1S72. to tho Atlantic h
t'heit9c tho htoehAoidora Arn to tecsiYe f33g 1870
fur tho ycara 1878 Hnl lB74 aud 940e va for tho
ycarB 1875 Anil / 87G.
, 1875-10-06
SPORTING NEWS.
BASEBALL,
observation-disclosures.

BASEBALL,
Observation-Disclosures,
Ep'ttd! fIftdtfh 10 tie fht.ago tribune.
FHfs.AhEi'1siA, Pa, Oct. 5-Tho T1artfords
and Athlottcs played their first asme together
since May Last tAis aftosnoon on tho fatter's
groundn, About Loon eraohs wcro rrc1at.t.
10th nlnes had aulrtitu:ca in tho catchcrs poeI-
ti,n In Anson anti Iiart,dge. 1.o.h nlnea tc1ca
aune1bly, The Athletics by tho nplsull bat
iing OF Anson and Crarer earning four
Uf tho Bcren rNnH fileT mado in
tho second and seventh innings. Mills
made thtee clean hits fur the IIarttor,!a In ti.s
Crit oIElit Innings III one else toaclJng frat
tasc. IN The niIth inoing very Wild throw ty
anttoii, an1 clean h,tA by Don,, 11arbigo, and
Mills gave tho Hartfo5dB their four runs, fu,lo
beluE eafncd.
fnniaqs-- / 2 q 4 2
riasttords, D . 0 10 u 49,
Ath!dtlo ...-."..,........0 D q o.
III. 1ou1s nRnwH8-EIScryxA7r HEDa.
ST. LoElB. Oct. 5.--baso. bali: ht. Louis
Browns. h. {iuctubati RndE g.
, 1875-10-06

md ont of tom. Wo know Of no Inore honor.
hb'a commission firm thau tho lolg-cdtablist,ed
house o! NaneEa Il Hurlburt.
, 1875-10-06
OTHER CRIMINAL MATTERS.

8p*.fa, Dt&pateh 10 Ths CHICAGO Tr1pnne
c4aLlavlLLE, ILL.,, Oct. GA moat inhuman
saa bloody tragedy ocourrad in this city this
1afntag, In which two murders and suicide
s@e tho raault. The details sto sickenlnK and
aoFnbls. lse Charles B1,uk, young man a. years
10 toma tinao ago naarr,ea Miss Ella HAl!.
laughter Of o. ". Hall. q respected cittzon Of
y aa p'sco. Lie has been living with her up to
SUNDAY morning, wien ho loft tho house in =
,aoe! ntot! dlssstlaaed mood, ius,matsng that ha
~ usp'a probably net return very 5000. nut.
RRsttng prepared himself Will, aniti 4
hssss hasoa sovolvcs ot five ohambera, aud foetiQod
~ tIhae4'f with drink Of whisky. ho returned to
~ ~ houso ut about o'clock tdla 1uorniug, llis
II. IL ~ slck in bod. but. suspecting h.a
fsa fssso deaign, sho escaped from the house, and
~ ~ % nelghbos's Tor protection, he following
s..o s.o detsrsusoed fuzzy. Thsa he encountered
:, .maesthef-lu.law, as whom le cruelty dispascled
H. .t shot sn tho lung. Htlll put4utn8 hs wtta
%1 the Vosy Threshold ct the neighbor's house,
~ dafoys bullet NTH deadly am through her
'sF out lis own brains,
, 1875-10-06

him. He Hront Lin night In curaing thn Sheriff
ai,h ollcnsa. n1II OF 1Jlur"lhy night g',nll was
{ircd in lJa cell tD prevent Ho!f-1catrtlctlOH
Ou Thut-ttay night thu Rlur,l Hbt'lt tlio jail
sIhcovoteu nj hslunti man crawling towards tho
fltl. ntll. nnt ktDn4ny hnw ralty htstefH thrrn
might l,a t1rctI. In tic nJrniHX thu lfrfFpb baIy
ri LOFT nit%icl1. ynnuVsFt nph nf tile 'rOmcd
inph. aged AIOut II, was fottnll nm tho Eroltptt.
tho Hlln,o tnp Of bia lead blowu on. Iio
VIVA armed with 1onb1e-barrecl shot. gun
and Ind a hrace of CoIt'h revol,ere bucklcd
Arnlihd lin. and all heavily 'oa'led. In iN
rorket -wss found largo vial nf Iantlanum,
voylng TO hia father. Tho old man asked shat
tho body bo brought into tho Jai that Ao might
sce bis eon. and was 1nsI:l, Affected Eear by hla
horse waA bicted, hin Int and nliooa tied 70 tile
saddle Tho execution TRB attended by 6.Upl
people. 4 fit,o aftor O'Clock, tlD wagon. con.
tanning tho doomed man heAted III Ina cujtin
proceeded 10 tho gatowa. tho rnpe was lied, aud
tLo eaccu,!on Goue through with.
NEW YORK CANAL pRAups.
Ntw YonE. Oct. 5.-I'hn fifth rtpn,t of tho
Canal Investigating Commission was ,aaile pub.
lie to-day, Il Aaos that tic financial feHulta Of
George y. Lords career nj d legislator and con-
tractor wlth tho Static. as far las boot Envo,ti-
gated. gl"cs All aggregate Of over eia5.M'a
frau1uIeutly paid by, or charged agafnss. tlin
State 10, repair worl covered BY hik repair con-
tract Of S3l D01 yeRr. IL lMtlicAted tt thcao
f1a,dR AOve1n! Canal Eu1ntoiAaloncrs and lHsflct.
ors, ard aone members uf bUth brnfcAcn 0E
tho State t.ogAlaturo. Rld eays tunt In wlnt..
evor direction thu inquiry ID pnHhctl. fraud anu
CORFU tlon IL encountered at esnrg step
, 1875-10-06
Some Curious Statistics on tho
Economic Value Of tho
Immigrant.
instructions ReEatin 10 t[e Issue Of
Tie Acw Stamps for Recti-
lled Spirits.
The Comptroller Calls Upon the Ma
lionat Banks to Show
Their Hands.
Il Shoe Swint1Ic Cncartlle1 in
the Navy Department.

CHICAGO CUSTOM+HoUsE,
WHAT THE nEfLnI*d HAN tUaT.
spseiaI bftra'ta to fht Chieaqo Trtbun>.
WAsiusaroN, y. G., Oct. 5.--Tho following Is
atatcrnont Of the cost Of work on tho new Chl-
cago Es,sinn1-lluuBa 10 tho daso Of tho guspcn-
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24

ExCELLENT TEAS. = The Original
American Tea Company, of New York,
of which Rob't Wells Is President, was
established In 1910, and since that time
has been steadily gaining In favor, not
only I'm the city of New York, but all
over the country, until now its teas
reach every section. The leading press
of the city and of hundreds of places in
the country have endorsed 1t rs per-
fectly reliable, and parties wishing ex-
cellent teas at low prices, can with per-
feet confidence send to this Company
for them. Their teas are put up In one
pound packages, with the kind and
price printed on the wrappers; also, i'm
boxes containing 8, 10, 20 and 30 pounds.
They range In price from 40 cents to
81 80 per pound. Our merchants can
have samples mailed to their address
by enclosing 10 cents for each sample.
The Company wish reliable agents In
every town to get up clubs amongst
families for their teas, and offer great
inducements. Send for our circular.
Address always, Rob't Wells, Pres't,
No. 43 Vesey ST., New York.
t3-3
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Attachment.

State of Mctig an,
The Circuit Court .itr the
Thomas GSsn K.I II Zdhe' ,
Elisha s. North "''''"'"' ""''' Lawn
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
l4th Day Of april, A. ID. 1876,
q writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, ut the suit of Thomas Kelley,
the above named plaintiff, under Act
No. 1856, of the session laws of the State
of Michigan, of 1873, entitled can Act
establishing lien for labor and service
upon logs and timber" against certain
pine saw logs then being In said county,
to-wit: About 100000 feet board
measure, of Norway and white pine
logs, marked I'D 8" and 1870 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs, contain
about 49,, 900 feet board measure, upon
Section Twenty, In Township Number
Seventeen North, of Range Thirteen
West; also, about 100 Norway and
white pine logs, unmarked, containing
227, 900 feet, upon the N. f.. of Section
30, in said Township. That said at
tachment was issued against Elisha s.
North, the above named defendant, for
the sum of One Hundred and Ninety
Five and 77-100ths Dollars, being the
amount due the above named plaintiff
for labor and services upon said above
described logs for said Elisha s. North;
which said writ was returnable on the
4th day of May, A. ID. 1875.
BURCH & BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June I'd, 1875.
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Attachment.

The Ci,cSn Court ior he
COUNTY q Lake.
Elisha 5. North A'''i aien Law S"'''
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
14th Day of april, A. ID. 1875,
a writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, at the suit of Edward Kelley,
the above named plaintiff, under act
No. 1876, of the session laws of the State
of Michigan of 1873, entitled can act
establishing lien for labor and services
upon logs and TIMBER" against certain
pine saw logs, then being in said coun-.
ty, to-wit: About 300, 900 feet, board
measure, of Norway and white pine
logs, marked I'D g." and $40 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs, con-
tanning about 49,, 900 feet, board meas
ure, upon Section Twenty, in Township
Number Seventeen North, of Range
Thirteen West; also about ], 200 Norway
and white pine logs, unmarked, con-
tanning 227 900 feet, upon the n. +. ! of
of Section so, in said Township. That
said attachment was issued against
Elisha s. North, the above named de-
PENDANT, for the sum of One Hundred
and ninety-five and 77-1O0 dollars, be-
ing amount due the above named plain
tiff, for labor and services upon said
above described logs, for said Elisha s.
North, which said writ was returnable
on the 4th day of May, A. ID. 1875.
| BURCH & BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June I'd, 1875.
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Attachment.
State Of Michigan,
TIE Circuit Covrt for the
County Of Lake.

Sta,eof Michigan,
TIE Circuit CoyrtJ for the
County Of Lake.
Walter Robinson
Geeigc Reynolds
Zephinair Bcal Lien Law.
Elisha s. North
NOTICE is hereby given that OH the
1ith Day Of april, n. ID. 1875,
q writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, at the suit of Walter Robin
son, George Reynolds, Army Roberts
and Zcphinair Beal, the above named
plaintiffs, under act No. 1S5, of the ses-
sion laws of the State of Michigan of
1873, entitled "An act establishing a
lien for labor and services upon logs
and timber" against certain pine saw
logs, then being in said county, tO-wit:
About 100000 feet, board measure,
of Norway and white pine logs, marked
sd 81 that said attachment was issued
against Elisha s. North, the above
named defendant, for the sum of Two
Hundred and thirty-seven and 49-1OO
dollars, being amount due the above
named plaintiffs, for labor and services
upon said above described logs, per-
formed for said Elisha S. North, which
said writ was returnable on the 4th day
of May, A. ID. 1875.
BURCH & BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June I'd, 1876.
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HONOR 10 THE VETERANs.-Honor
also to the inventors whose genius have
emancipated the race Of women from
the drudgery Of the needle. Honor
above all to firm which like the Will
son Sewing Machine Company, dis
tributes its machines broadcast through
out the land at prices that even the
poor and humble can afford to pay. A
first-class machine for fifty dollars.
This is the proclamation Of the Wilson
Sewing Machine Company to the peo-
pie.
Machines will be delivered ut any
Railroad Station In tn Is county, free of
transportation charges, II ordered
through the Company's Branch House
at 327 & 800 Superior St, Cleveland, o.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want a few more
good agents.
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OFF THE TRACK Last Monday
morning, as the eastward bound pass
enger train over the f. & p. NJ. Rail-
way was about two miles east of Chase
it encountered an OK on the track. Be-
fore the engineer could bring the train
to q stand still the engine struck the
animal, and went off the track, fol-
lowed by the tender and baggage car.
Fortunately no one was hurt, and no
great damage done. A curve in the
road, we understand, prevented the en-
gineer from seeing the danger until too
late. The OK which was killed, be-
longed to Mr.. Tozer. Beyond the
delay Of q couple Of hours to the freight,
no st0ppage of trains was caused.
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June I'd, 1875.
Attachment.

The ai,es'f to"s ior Me
Com Of Lake.
Elsha \. North Lien Law
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
14th Day Of April, A. ID. 1875,
a writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
O. Lake, ut the suit of Michael Gallery,
the above named plaintiff, under act
No. 1856, of the session laws of the State
of Michigan, of 1873; entitled San act
establishing lien for labor and services
upOn logs and TIMBER" against certain
pine saw logs, then being i'm said coun-.
ty, to-wit: About 1900, 900 feet, board
measure. of Norway and white pine
logs. marked I'D g." and 1870 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs, con-
tanning about 49,, 900 feet, board meas
urc, upon Section Twenty, i'm Township
Number Seventeen North of, Range
Thirteen West; also about 100 Norway
and white pine logs, unmarked, con-
tanning 227, 900 feet, upon the n. +. of
Section Thirty, i'm said Township. That
said attachment was issued against
Elisha s. North, the above named de-
PENDANT, for the sum of One Hundred
and ninety-five and n One-hundredths
dollars, being amount due the above
named plaintiff, for labor and services
upon said above described logs, per-
| formed for said Elisha s. North, which
said writ was returnable on the 4th day
VI BURCH 4 BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June 81, 1875.
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Wednesday, June 10th, 1875.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called; quorum present.
Mr.. Knight offered the following pre-
amble and resolution:
WHEREAS, The county labors under
great inconvenience In having a part
of the county property I'm Baldwin
and part ut Chase, therefore, be IL
Resolred, That, in case the iniunc-
ton restraining the removal OF the
county property to Baldwin Is not va.
Gated within ten days, that this Board
appoint committee of three OF the
members of the Board, to rent q build
inc at Chase, for the use of the county
for six months, and to remove oil the
county property into said building; and
the said committee be hereby ordered
to collect the said property together IN
to said building, ut once, at the expira-
ton of the ten days, If said injunction
is not dissolved.
Mr.. Allen moved the adoption OF the
resolution. :,
Mr.. Randall called for the ayes ana
nays. Ayes, Heilman, McCluskey,
Allen, Knight, Randall; nays, Ba-
ker, Wood, Miller, Clark, Townsend
Mckee,. The motion did not pre-
vail.
Mr.. Wood moved that the County
Clerk, Treasurer and Sheriff be author
lied to erect suitable partitions In the
building at Baldwin, belonging to
Charles Chick, heretofore rented by
this Board, as soon as the injunction
now pending is dissolved, or removed,
and the County Clerk is hereby author
lied to issue sub-voucher on County
Treasurer for payment of the same.
The motion prevailed by ayes ane
nays as follows: Ayes, Heilman, Nc
Kee, Baker, Townsend, Allen, Knight
Wood, Miller-s; nays, Randall, Nc
Cluskey-2.
J Mr.. Randall offered the following
resolutions:
Resolved, BY the Board of Supervi
sors. that the Editor of the Herald b
authorized to print, gratis, the proceed
jngs of the Board, and all the count
printing.
Mr.. McCluskey moved the adoptio
| of the resolution, which motion pre-
l vailed by ayes and nays as follows
: Ayes, Randall, Knight, Heilman, Nj
Cluskey, Mckee, Allen-6; nays, B'
4 ker, Townsend, Wood, Miller.
Mr.. Allen moved that the resolutio
v adopted by the Board of Supervisor
April 14th, 1875, fixing the compens'
:, ton of the Sheriff, be and the same
y hereby repealed. The motion prevaile'
= Mr.. Mckee offered the following re
Olution:
Resolved, BY the Board Of Superv
'e sors, that the Sheriff shall receive
r per day for services rendered, whe
4 the statutes now allow $l.5O; and tn
he be allowed all necessary expense
70 and that the Clerk be instructed to
sue sub-voucher OH the County Urea
urer for fifty per cent. of said amour
he on presentation to him by said Sheri
t, a certified bill of items of such servic
l., Mr.. Wood moved the adoption of Il
x resolution, which motion prevailed.
,e The following accounts were preser
d oil and on motion, allowed as follow
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Attachment.

State Of Michigan,
The Circuit COaif .forMe
County OF Lake.
Enos Brainard
Jabez Brainard
George Henry
John Kennedy Attachment under
Peter Dagc Lein Law.
Elisha i. North
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
14th Day Of Aprii, A. ID. 1875,
a writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, at the suit of Enos Brainard,
Jabez Brainard, George Henry, John
Kennedy and Peter Dagle, the above
named plaintiffs, under act No. 1S5, of
the session laws of the State of Michi-
gan of 1873, entitled "An act establish
ing lien for labor and services upon
logs and TIMBER" against certain pine
saw logs, then being i'm said county, to-
wit: About 800, 900 feet, board meas
ure, of Norway and white pine logs,
marked"D 81 that said attachment
was issued against Elisha s. North, the
above named defendant, for the sum of
Two Hundred and ten and 1900 dol
lars, being amount due the above
named plaintiffs, for labor and services
upon said above described logs, per-
formed for said Elisha s. North, which
said writ was returnable on the 4th day
of May, A. ID. 1875.
BURCH 4 BEARDSLEY
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June I'd, 1875.
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ACCIDENT.-We are sorry to learn
that OH Monday morning last, Rev. {.
b. Voorhees, accidentally caught his
right hand OH jointing saw, in shin
gle mill at Nirvana, and had the sec
ond finger cut of, while two others
were injured somewhat. DIR. Mott, OF
Baldwin, went down and performed
the operation of amputatiOn.
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On motion the Board adjourned till
one o'clock p. m. of this day.
One O'Clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called; quorum present.
Preamble and resolution by George
w. Townsend:
WHEREAS, ID. G. Warner, Prosecuting
Attorney, authorized Justice Whit
comb to enter prosecution against
certain parties for conspiracy; maxi
ing unnecessary expense In the
amount of $S3.24, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, BY the Board of Supervi-
sors, that his salary be reduced in said
amount of Eighty-three and Twenty
four Hundrcdths Dollars.
On motion, the resolution was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Allen offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That the County Treasurer
he authorized to pay $50 to the order
of the Superintendents of the Poor, TAX
ING the same from the contingent fund
of the county, and returning 1t to said
contingent fund as soon as SUFFICIENT
poor fund Is received.
Mr.. Townsend moved to adopt the
resolution, which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Wood moved that the County
Clerk be authorized to procure, at the
expense of the county, three blank
books for the use of the County Super
intendents of the Poor; suitable for the
entry of their proceedings as such Su-
perintendents; which motion prevailed,
On motion, the following Supervi.
| sors, accounts were allowed: