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The New York herald., 1875-07-17
THE FALL RIVER ELOPEMENT.

A HABEAs CORPUS SERVED UPON THE PoLIcn
TO PRODUCE THE HEROINE IN coURr-HEH
LOVER DETERMINED NOT TO BE THwARTED.
At an early hour yesterday morning the mother
and brother of Miss Ef1e Thurston, the young
lady VINO eoped from FAN River the day previous,
called at Police Headquarters, in response ia
superintendent Walling's telegram, TO escort
back to her home the erring girl. The prisoner.
considerably Abashed met her relatives in the
room assigned her at the Central ONCE, and,
after the exchange OF greetings, bade farewell TO
Mulberry street.
The party mad not been gone long before the
Board of commissioners ana the Superintendene
were served with writ OF habeas corpus from
the supreme Court. directing them 20 produce
the body of Miss Thurston before that tribunal az
ten O'Clock Lhs morning. Similar papers were
served upon the mother and. brother OF Miss
Thurston. at the st. Nicholas Hotel. Counsellor
William +. Howe has been retained by Mr. Allen,
who proposes TO carry out his original design.
the law wiling, and marry the minor, notwltn-
standing the opposition OF her parents.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
REAL ESTATE.

The announced legal auction sales at the Ex.
change Salesrooms yesterday were disposed OF az
fonows:-Mr. Il, V. harnett sold by order or ths
Supreme Court, IN foreclosure, under the direction
OF Charles T. MiddleDrook, referee, house with
lot on East Eighty-first street. east of Madison
avenue, and Messrs Bleecker & Son, by similar
order, the direction OF +. II. Schell referee.
disposed of house with lot on West 13oth street,
east OF Twelfth avenue also foreclosure sale by
order of the Court OF Common Pleas, under the
direction OF James Wiley, referee, OF building
with lot located on East Eleventh street, west o.
FIRST avenue.
Thursday. at Morrlsania, J. L. Wells sold, by or
der OF tue supreme Court, IN foreclosure, under
the direction OF ). 5. OXFORD. referee, improved
property located on Fulton avenue, near seventh
Street, Twenty-third ward.
NEW YORK PRoPERTY-BY r. v. HAENErr.
h. fr H., lot. on s s. East Slst St 2JJ
IT. G. of Madison Rv., lot 2jxlO22; North American 80.
Life Insurance Company
BlEECKNR AND sos. -
s. and b. bk. h. and lot on $; s. East lith ST. 3vV
H. W. OF av., lot 23x9L ~; Joseph Bchesheiu, -,
l 2 = ana attic ir h. with lot, on y. s. West lJ1th
ST. i75 It. l2th av., lot 2AN99ll; Fhhp DieN -.
~~
j.. 4. WELLS
2 a and b. Fr. T. h., with plot on w. size fult9m
aV., near 9TH st., Morrisania; plot S1 4x.OASAa
x2J9o; John WiklDson administrators anu pia'~ a..
-"--'- ---'-'''''''' ~"
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NOTES.

~ The Royal Geographical Society has printed at In
expense for the use Of members Of the expedition,
on Arctic exporati'n @ by Admrals 0oin;oS lornger
ments Markham and others
II Idc tnat no mo yesss1 visited the
Ualscn, in May OF that found the house in wh;h
now in the Naval Museum at the Hague. In Is72 NJ ID
returned down the eastern side Of Novaya zemya Ths
Dutch translation OF Mendoza's History OF China,r
rD.. 'u1 - ~ '.onun, tnr.. vora... or.
entitled ''lhe Worldes Hydrographcal Description
cij His great work on the subject published in
o. The whales driven from other parts had found |,
g. OF the 81 ,h third edtO1
Is written with The usual care ana ability of the secre
tpayycG tt@ay q BY i i've % aG@raS!s naps s0''''y mus
Mcclure Edited BY ShoTard Osborn; as,lSJ o.,
hMSyrsfs By l E%S0 Ser' IN s'a''h
offered for the discovery of dinss of the crews OF thu
az Captain Koldcwey saws that he was misled by
statements in Dr. petermann's "Geographische Mid.
By the c @ Arctic regions and
rce his 1--WE m W qa h sor se5 bo a
way to the Pole is through smith sound The German
fiS wore Sudsr that e or Which,
ni a seffhsy fhis S Sboa so miles from The Pole
az i SoS Sp IN s WSsg dSys t9 r1.s 6 this Is
Bafinis Bay and the Cult OF Boothia' Is Low Co..
Se e%rnea the es
go tons OF oil r9n thy %hale worth aSoa
in the ice her QS7D and caught fire. heI
all escaping.
Q5) Journal X. Geograph. Soc. xxxvi. 279
a gf Ten re the aqd G1
1879 taken from Sir l.. McCiin'ock's own notes.
| I'D The DANISH government has promised to supply
sledge drivers and dogs the smaller sedges and tho
e By Se os az vera 'as
S DR.. Donnet Deputy Inspector General OF Hosptal(
and Fleets has observed that "of all visited BY
men of-war the Arctic has proved the heulthy.m
Acmiral Osborn has said that between 1878 and 1854 only
TWO ships and I2S (ranklin expeditlon) had bee n
Of forty two exploring parties and that part
the world had been mapped out Ut so small sacrifice
OF human life.
40 DR.. Petcrmann says that the German expe-
ditions during the last lew have cost f0 and
of this only ESQ was contributed by government
C2O The Arctic Navy Listn $50. issued by Mr. @.
Markham, gives list of plays and performances in
former expeditions
Ell The steam rigate yaorous will accompany tho
Alert and Discovery far as Disco Island to convey
stores and her homeward journey will like the
Challenger make dcep-sea explorations at the southern
mart OF Bafflns Bay and the North Atlantic, between
Capc Farewell and the British Isles Dr. George JereyF
and Mr.. T.. ii. Carpenter undertook these.
(22 Memoirs Q7Y-SOl
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

depths will not be forgotten. Com
mander Markham and Lieutenants Archer
GinArd ana Fulford have been going through
course OF instruction in magnetism, and Lieuten'
ants Parr and May have worked hard at Green
wicb, IN order tnat their astronomical observa
tions may he the more accurate
Arctic explorers know the great Importance o.
keeping their men cheerfuly employed durinG ths
long Arctic winter. Sir E. w. Parry always knew
If nla men were at all depressed their heai'n
would suner Accordingly ne encouraged theatri-
Gals ana musical entertainments. Cotey-ts part
ous, the more men on board who can amusc the
others, the more likely an expedition is to sue
ceed t20l. For the present expedition an appeal
was made to the managers OF the London theatres
10 lend old properties, and believe It was suc-
cessful.
THE GERMANS MOVING IN THE MISSION.
The expedition or 1875 Is not alone in the field.
IC appears that the Germans, pleased with former
successes. are ntting out two vessels to explore
Greenland, and. If possible, to reach the Pole.
Perhaps this rivalry is not unfortunate, as it will
nerve our gallant seamen to greater exertions
ely. At the same time Lieutenant Payer will not
be idle. He intends TO cross the continental
glacier of Greenland from east to west, ana mis-
welI-known Alpine experiences will be OF great
service TO him. Mr. Rlckaby-who went up Bar.
fms Bay ID the Eric two years ago-will make q
voyage in tne direction OF Smith Sound.
TWO CHAPLAINs
have been appointed-the Rev. @. y. Hodsons
MA, R.N. to the Alert, and the Rev. Mr.. Pullens
OF Dame Europa's School fame, to the Discovery.
SIR Z. PARRY's WORDS OF CHEER.
Hoping that the facts we have given will be
sufficient to show the cheering nature OF the
prospects OF the Arctic Expedition OF 1875 wa
close our paper with Sir Il. Parry's noble words
TO- of N crv NJ
May 1t still fail to England's lot to accomplish
this undertaking, and may she ever continue td
take the lead In enterprises intended TO contrib
ute to tue advaucement OF science, and 10 pro-
mote, with her own, the welfare OF mankind az
large. Such enterprises. so disinterested as we'll
as useful in their object. do honor TO the country
which undertakes them, even when they fail s
they cannot but excite the admiration and respect
OF every liberal and cultivated mind; and thd
page OF future history will undoubtedly record
them as In every way worthy OF powerful, virtu-'
Gus and enlightened nation Coy.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
LETTER FROM GOVERNOR ALLEN.
OF OHIO.

from the New Orleans Sunday Delta, July Ill ,
We have been shown letter from Governor
Alien, of Ohio, to gentleman OF this city, from
which we make the following extract:-
COLUMBUS July G. 1s7h
DEAR SR-Your letter and extracts from New Orieans
papers before can scarcely conceive how such
reDcrt could have into the papers
that regarding 40 900 soldiers No governor
dispocd has uhority call troops 10 put down
beIon in other states except demand the Pres-
dent and It is claimed that any such demand
ever made 1t must have been invented by very weak
mind 1t gives fie great plea sure TO recognize your
FRIENDSHIP and TO thnnk You Tor the effort YOU
have made dcehd before the people OF Louisiana.
Your State and the south must look to demo-
cratic triumph in 1876 the only guarantee Of
peace and civil liberty We are making the preliminary
irht in this state against most powerful comhnatonS,
Ht we will triumph October will in the Press
dental race o next year Thanking you again your
kind effort in my behalf have the honor TO be your
nhedient servant WILLIAM ALLEN.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
THE STORY OF THE POLE.
Work Of the Explorers from the Time
Of John and Sebastian Cabot.
sebastian Off for the Polar
Waters March 5, 1896.
THE PATENT GRANTED BY KING HENRY VII.

Delay Disappointment and Disaster, but
Always Hope.
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VAs BeRnE Corsrv TrvAsuRyr's nrrIcE.
Paw raw, MIcn. August 30. 1875
N.rIcs 10 hereby given, that III. .sle Of
Lnnd- in Van Buren, County, advertised by the
Audito' General ss delinquent for ',nxes of
1874, land previous year'.l will he held At the
Court House. in the Village Of Paw Paw. the
County Seat OF said County. ccmmoncing on
Monday, the 4th day OF October next. at nine
.'cock A. NJ, and continue from day to day,
Sundays excepted unit! the same .hall have
heen disposed - according to law.
STEPHEN .. DUNCoMBE.
County Treasurer
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Sale of State Tax Lands.
AUDITOR GnsRRAL's OPPIcR,
lansing, Mich, July |, 1875.


Noricg is hereby given that certain Lands,
situated in the county OF Van buren,. bid off to
the State Tor Taxes of 1873, and previous years,
and described in statements which will be for
warde! to the Office of the Treasurer of said
County some time in September. will be sold at
public auction, by said Treasurer, 1t the County
seat. on the first Monday of October next at
tie time and place designated for the ordinary
Tax Sales, if not previously disposed of at this
Office, according to law.
Said statements contain full description of
each arcel of said Lands, aud may be seen on
application at the office OF the County Treas
urLr.
lands struck OF to the State f,r taxes Of
ls13. or other years, at the Tax Sales in Octo-
hvr last, will be offered subject to the right of
redemption prescribed by law, well as To the
right of purchase OF the State bids al tins Of
nee, prior TO the sale.
RALPH ELY, Auditor General.
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Town South of Range Ia west.
h Of Sc or so % 60 2 As 90 % o.
irac of NV Il orr 10 81 Oh 90 40
Parcel 90 land
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.
CUISINES CARDS.

DUNCOMB HOUSE, Decatur, Michigan, w. II.
~ CASoLL. Proprietor.
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MISCELLA NEOUS.
BUSINESS 6aros.

SnSlntSs Gar0s.
T. COOK. Teacher of Piano, Organ Voice
II. Culture. Thorougbass and HARMONY Can
be found At his residence on Paw Paw Street.
u +. ALLEN Manufacturer and Dealer in
=. NATIVE VINES, Paw Paw, Mich.
If 2. ALLtN. dealer in Furniture. Cabinet
VI Ware, ph0lstery, etc. Warcrooms second
door east Of the Post ONCE, Paw Paw. Mich. 81
! : M nEUSEN. Fashionable Boot and shoe
}. Maker. Ladies', Gents and Misses Boots
shoe and Gaiters made to order n first class
style Repairing done on reasonable terms end
at short notice, shop first door north of NORTH
fhNBh OE,ce' S2l
r NNRD LlCH. Fashionable Tailor. being in
~ receipt Of the latest New York Fashions is
prepared To do all kinds of work i'm the latest
-tyle. Shop over ~. l.. Ross store, Paw Paw
lNRST NATIONAL BANK. of Paw Paw. Office
4 north side Of Main street, doors west of
kalamazoo.
\. SHERMAN, FIRES. FITZ z. STEVENS CAsU'R
uINCkLEY BROTHERS Livery Stable Paw Paw
II Michigan, Is the largest and best equipped of
any in the county. Fine horses, new and eie-ant
carriages % let. Office and Stables northeast of
Dyckman House, north side of Oak street
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CRoUcH's ADDITION.
Lot block is 10 90 | OF | 90 I2 p
VILLAGE OF HARTFORD.
Lots 4, aud block III 25 | IL | 90 IL 81 f.,
VILLAGE OF LAWRENCE
"a feet front in block
bounded by street n
by K. II. Phelps and
by W. Wooden l6 66 | 60 | 90 10 30 |
CAGES ADDITION
Lots and 2 block 5 55 So 90 Z 10 |
PHELPS ADDITION.
Let 10 block bounded
n by Clay by street
$ by Potter and W 10y
Yunnell 90 OG 90 Is
I 20 feet Of lot block SO O6 l 90 IS :
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Annual Tax Sales.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
LANSING, Mich, July |, 1875.


30 much Of each Of the following described
tracts or parcels of Land situated in the county
Of Van buren,, delinquent for unpaid Tax,
for the years mentioned below, as will he suff
cen To pay the taxes, interest, and charges
thereon. will he sold by the Treasurer of said
County. on the fret Monday OF October next.
at such public and convenient place ~ he shall
sele 4 in Paw Paw, tho County Seat of said
County, according to the statute in such case
made and provided.
RALPH ELY, Auditor General.
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Town SoUTH or RANGE I6 WEST.
sw or Of swqr 4 40 ] 10 II 90 y
ne or ofsw qr25 40 53 20 | 90 rs
Parcel In Sc
corner ofseqr
bounded Shy
sec. line nav
by lake and
by sec line "a 50 81 Is w W
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1863.

Town South Of Range Is West.
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1878.
Town South Of Range Is west.
" 26 acres aud
e 30 acres 90 sc 50 Is 90 6 %
1874.
Town South of Range Is West.
&c or of noqr 40 3 SIS 50 90 90
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DR.. Geo. walkers

treatment consists in the inscriptions rejec-
which, while they momentarily remove the
symptoms, poison the blood and permanently
fix the diseases in the constitution, which form
the sole panacea Of that unscrupulous horde of
empirical charlatans who fleece their unsus-
tuiions, and uncomfortable existence; and the
prospect of an u-timelY and early grave.
Letters by mail enclosing fee, IS, faithfully at
tended to.
Medicines provided and sent to any part of The
United States
A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
Hours OF consultation from 9 a. m, to II m. l to
} and 6 to 9 D. N. Separate receptions roome.
p. o. box, I779. aug7d6m
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Hope Encam 5ment, No. ., 1. o. o. r., meet
every ID and 4th Wednesday of each month .
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, I. o. y. r., meets sVsr1
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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DENVER,

For the treatment of all diseases of tho Blood
and Urinary Organs, Female Complaints Hys-
leiics, etc. All diseases of the Brain Epilepsy,
Paralysis. Dlmness OF Sight, etc, Contagious
and skin diseases, Loss of Power, Nervous and
Physical debility, Spermaturrh9a, Seminal
Weakness, and all diseases arising from the in
discretion of early youth, GonorhRa, elect,
Structure, Syphilis, Loss OF Hair, Sore Throat,
GlAndmlAr sMeIlings. RhenmAtism and Cont.
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We Will insert an advertisement occupying
one inch space ~ lines "nonprreit four
weeks in the following p papers for SIS, the
regular rates OF which are over Sl5l-our
price being less than one-third a cent per line
per thousand circulation:
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Hartford. Conn. COurant le o d.. Daily, , 2S3
wi mingtnu. Del. Every Evening. uaily.5.5l
Indianapolis, Ind. sentinel, Weekly, S,lOJ
Atchisou. Kan, Champion, Weekly, 800
Baltimore, Md. Gazette, Daily, ll.o0O
Weekly, 800
Springfield, Mass Republican e ODD
Daily, lI.G32
Weekly, 1888
Minneapolis. Mimi. Tribune. Mcekly, 5.572
Newark n j., Advertiser. naily $500
Babylon. n. Y, Signal, Weekly, 5,7g2
Troy, n. Y, Times, Daily. $3.50
Budget, Weekly, 65n0
Utica, n. Y, Herald, Daily 1851
Weekly $500
Cleveland, Ohio. Herald. naiiy, 1900
Weekly, 1u,nO0
Pittsburg, Pa. Leader, q { n w Daily, I2.I5i
WestChester Pa, Jefersonian, Weekly. 5,IO1
Galveston. Texas. News Daily, 1854
Moutpelicr,N Vt, Argus & Patriot. Weekly 5,3}3
Milwaukee, WIS Wisconsin, Weekly, 1000
IG}.7j2
advertisements appenrin the weelIlies four
times and in the duilics p times.
address L 7. ROWELL & %, Il Park
Row y Y. aug29-Iw daw
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st. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. F. W.
billiard rector. Sunday seryiceT. II n. m. and
s p. M. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free. An persons are CO: daily invited 10
.Sttrnd.
Roman Catholic, ltev. Jas. MeGolrich, Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church Ono'Neil
street, above Twentieth.
y Ptcsbylerian Church, Rev. ]. Y. Cowick.
Pastor. Services at IL n. IN. and ~ p. m.
Sunday School directly after morning Ser-
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming atTh o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. F. Warren, pas
ior. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. n.
and 7 p. IN. Sabbath school Mt az p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Tie
public are cordially invited to all The services Of
the church,
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DIR. Geo Walker

having for a numbe- of years male the above
maladies the subject of his special study, and
he treatment used and by such
eminent men as Doctor Ricord, LDIlamond, VAL
dean, Videl, Wilson and others, as applied by
them in cold and humid climates, so as TO exact
ly suit the altered state of the constitution of
persons who haze been acclim atlsedin tropical
and semi-trOpical countries, feels perfect conn
dcnce ia undertaking the permanent ana effec-
tual cure OF any Of the above diseases OF how
ever long standing or inveterate they may he,
with a certainty Of not only eradicating the dis
order, but concurrently restoring the entire con-
%stitutiOn to perfect health and yigor.
The grand peculiarly of
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such are eNclamHIinuS hy those who see the
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European and American chr mo Publishing
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offered To make money. For full particulars.
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GENERAL


ForfV IhLrl tohgTesE-Hon- W. r. SIeck
Territorial Omeers.
EOUsrnor-luO. NJ. Thayer.
S=cTaG1Ey-G- ". French.
ChtJ J4stics u supreme Court. W. Fisher
ASsJCtGis JHStlGss-JOs. ~ Carey, L. A. ThonAA
UrT=s StGss COAsctOF-E p. snow.
Surveyor GsHsrG-S ilAs Reed.
Escs3ts' Il PHbAc HyHsys-G. W. Corey.
R-gts'eT q. s. LIRi ODst-S. r.. Wiusul.
IsrT1tOTiGi TEsasuTsT-S- W. DJwney.
TsFriEOriGI AuaHlF-J. Il Hay lord -
IF. L. Arnold.
Commissioner az P~sHtrHHdFy3 ChaTie7 Huttsn.
u. r.. Post.
Territorial LbrGrizH John Slaughter. f
Commissioner 81 NDiHi9rGti0H-J K. Jeffrey.
SuperDfehdaH g LnsLysehsH-John Slaughter,
DsstT1ct AH3rHsy-E. p. johnson
UHHa1 States COHGUiissi0Hfr-J. W. Brnnsr.
CLERK Of lEt JVdieiai DistHciJ. W. brHner.
NITshQi-GIiber Adams.
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Wyoming Commandery No. }. Regular soa-
clave FIRST Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. X. A. N. meets
uaI, on the first and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, at 8 o cIock p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets first and third
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
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County OEceTS-
LARAMIE COUNTY.
(Gea a. Draper, Charm an,
co"'"is'io"sys l. B,ary'
shsgr-N.J }. oNSdra.- "
COssa5Ie-W. 1Eysur.C {. S. Deyoe.
y.isfl.ss o. "a Penos-Jnu. Slaughter, r. Fisher
gtert and A.c1Ufgr-0co b stimpsoH.
TrsGsurs-D. G Tracy.
Probate fWfgs-D. e, Tracy.
Prosecuting Att0r"sy-M ". Corlctt.
C0rOBsr-Ja Talbot.
fssoaor-Ed. J. Morris
CHEYENNE CITY.
r.. c. whippie, Pres.sr Of. Mayer
John NealoH.
Bird T~yuststsI John Il. Davis.
L. X BresnRhvn,
Peter HANNA
ClsrL-W. Richardson. 6. Of. Assessor.
NIrshGt-C- ) Devoc.
HrsdsurCr-tsaac Bergman.
ArorHsy-T J. street.
SUrrsp0r-A. J. Parshal.
Polite JgsGces John Slaughter, T. Fisher.
Meetings OF the Town Trustees. Friday even
log in each week, At the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
nv. II. II .Inday,
Commissioners Sim'u Dur ncnvr.
Thomas AIsop.
ShsriB-J. r. Brophy.
Jasdess Of ne Peacs L. D. Pease'
CIcrk-J W. Medium.
Pra6qts Jrdgs-G W. Hitter. ss-otsoiO Treasurer.
Prosecuting 5norNey-C W. Hramel;
SVpsrintsadsHt Of SeAO0ls-N. L.. Andfews.
C-oronsT-James Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
fwm. Harris. sr-o6cO Mayor
J. II. FiufrOck.
board Of Trustees Z. Galhraith.
r.. J. Webster,
flames Wins.
CsTk-John Mel cod, e0-oGeio Assessor
MIrShdI-M. a. HnuCe.
Tre0sHFeT-L. d. Pca-e.
A~FOry5sy-Hnmcr Merritt.
POitcs Jtshcs-L.D D.. Pcasc.
CARBON COUNTY.
a. Il. Adams, Chairman.
Commissioner 81 CLAY,
IL. II. Brammcr.
ShsrJg-D Fl r. nrlc.
Clerk Perry l.. smith.
Pr0buis Julie Nm. t. Ash.
AsssssDr-B. r Fvpp.
Sup,riale"dSnt o. Srtools-B. F. Kinney.
sWEETwATEE COUNTY.
rw. J. Noble. Chairman,
tJamCs Calhoun.
Shsr{F 2. A. McPhee.
CtGr&-A. Mcintosh. "
Pro5Hs Jgdgs-Jas. A. Brennan, er. of. Treas r.
Isscss2T- Nm. \. johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
c-,y,,t..,o,.,, & Is a, =. I1h HDn,s0D.
~. X. sloan.
ShsyIg-wNiam Hinton.
Probate Judys-w. H.. Remington sz. Of. Treas.
Proceeding In2rHsy-H. GArbanRu.
Assess0r--M. g. Hopkins.
SurregOr-H. Robinson.
Superintendent Of SchOols-S. K Temple.
COrOHeF-Thomas Street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-11

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