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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
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snturlav mornac. Feb. 8. J. Frank Bartlett.


nARrT rTT-On Saturday morning Feb g. Frank Bartlett
Fe Carsh Of he ranslSlr a on Iw'n =;
halfpast O'Clock Ills iriends are invited
BIGGAM-s suddenly on Satun ,sy Feb at Csrsad y j.
Henry II. Bggam, VI. D., IN the 20th year of Ills age.
Notice II funeral hereafter
BOORUM-on sunday evening. 4th inst. Catherine Lowe
Funeral services at her residence 2oG Adephs Brook
dre respectfully invited.
Suddenly Friday, Feb ., Morton Brock. Tho
rHends and relatives invited attend his funeral
from the Church OF the Interc, 'sou one niy-
River Railroad O'Clock Carriages VIII DO IA waiting At
One.hundre, aDdifty secondst depot.
CLOsE-On Friday Feb. =, Ella NJ daughter Of David aud
Funeral services at the residence her parents lls
tves and friends are invited 10 attend.
CLOsE-On Friday. Feb p Ella H. daughter Of David and
Forty thir,st, Monday Feb s. at 1 p
FLANDREAU-On Sunday Feb L. aer long illness, James
Funeral services p wednesday No. & West one
hundred. and-twenty nnthst, near Ffthave Friends VI
Rochester and Detroit papers please copy.
GALEs-on Friday FEB 2 at san antonio; Texas Weston
tie ate Weston Il. Gales aged 81 years and months.
Iuterntnt at san Antonio.
Raleigh, y. G., papers please copy
NoRTH-At fremont. Westminster County on sunday 4th
INST, Joseph 3. North, aged 50 years and - days
Interment Ia Greenwood
on sandal Te EEL s7 at her 'G , rest
cence iO2 East I~ehtie,St. MS'94 - F''' Only 'ausA
Eouce Of funeral hereafter
ROE-At e. ruwal on.,hc Hudson y y Feb. g F'w'ri p
Roc ill., infant OF Edward p and Anua r. Zoe aged
year aud 2G lsys.
rIsDALE-on the 9Th inst In tho 72d year U; ber age Maria
Funeral services will be held at the residence o. her sister
Mrs. N. Hutchinson, ooltA oNtri t. Ht'o@! %. ~
Tuesday afternoon. the CtA .i.sl. az 3 % clock.
TOY-At Palmyra y. j.. on The I'd INST, MIS- Elizabeth Toy,
The funeral vii attended from Palmyra wednea he
1tn INST, al il a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your article, a Neglected Art" III
bdays TRIBUNE, has the RICH, ring 70 II. Some place
uS te provided for TIE Thomas Orchestra and now Is
Tie tine to ac ia the matter The movement must come
RON the outsida-from the public have all these
Years listened and enjoyed the music OF the finest or
elesra America From all sides come words Of praise
o. tie which las far been accomplished ana Tie
work Itself il the strongest appeal the conductor can
make :Or the support OF the muscoving public All un-
sssad that he cannot ask in any other way fOr what
50 much needed-a pernane ball Tor concerts All ile
year round. Unfortunately tat those WHO EaVe
Tie matter most at heart least abr 10 proYce ne
necessary tO carry out the project But cannot
sSLLlng substantial be accomplished lS unity Oh &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE TURCO-SERvIAN CONFLICT.
THE sERyIAN NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN oFf-MIILlAHi
MOVEMENTS

THE TCRCO-sERvIAN CONFLICT.
THE SERyIAN NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFt-MIILlAhi
MOVEMENTS.
LONDON Monday Feb. 3, 1877.
The Times dispatch from Belgrade on sun
day says that the peace negotiations between the ser
Wan agent and the Turkish ambassador nj vienna nave
been broken off in consequence OF the POrtes per
sstence in demanding guarantees, the nature Oh WHICH
1t refused 10 specify peace Is not made WIN SerVla
before March the TURKS intend march in converging
columns Kragujevatz the former capital anu c"ii w
cetber Assembly there which shall oyerturn the
present government and make satisfactory treaty VIII.
the Porte. On saturday 400 men left Belgrade for
Gladoya. From 1000 TO 6OOo volunteers mostly
foreigners. are stationed opposite Turns,verin, and
will proceed to Gladova as soon as they IT,
ceive supplies of new clothing. This con
centration Of troops GadOva strongly indicates pro-
spectve cooperation with foreign forces as the troops
can be of no possible Gadova except hold the
crossing Of the Danube between Roumana and serVia
Times dispatch from Vienna OF the same ua'e d. TIC
foregoing saws the Porte although it has not yet IN
formed servia OF the nature OF the guarantees ue
mands. has confdentiay communicated them TO the
Powers ard the latter have expressed an uniayoraoe
opinion OF them.
AUSTRIA URGED TO ACT WITH RUSSIA.
Tie Vienna correspondent OF The Times points slsh'n-
cantIy TO Gen Ignatletfs returning home by way OF
Vienna coupled with the remarkable attitude Oh the
German scmi-oiical press which has htely Deeh
urgIng Austria 10 come 10 an understanding WIN
Russia The ALegeneie Zeitlng says this UNDERSTANDING
sboud not only extend what IL not to be DONE Dut 10
what i 10 be The allied empcrOrs must prepare resou
lions 20 show that the three mighty soVereisns bEe no.
ioed hands for theoretical speculatiOhs ana leS''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
TRYING TO SAVE NEwJERsEY CENTRAL.

In regard to the efforts that are making 10
dsuos OF the new certificates oil Indebtedness 81 the
Sew-Jer,ey Central Railroad Company. gentleman III
tlratcy acquainted with The matter stated on saturday
that the Iehi.l Coal and Navigation Company Lao
agreed to take 100000 OF these ccrt!nceS III Pai''
payment Of its claims against the Ne"-JerS'1 -
:, ,t o,,, lo,iid be successful n disPosug Of the
remainder Nj Knight he said. was making spt c!i
effort among his friends Philadelphia to dispose OF
mart Of the loan and several subscriptions had b'el o
tanned in this cty including one Oh SATURDAY i"r S4'
Oc0 The gentleman expressed tn belle that NOS, oi
IN. re iIt.s vould be taken Dy TIE hOdoIs Oh ld-t
r,ouf, Of t. -npary's - 1ck, but admitted tha' hf
only benefit that could thus accrue to lc utpr'Cu,'
t,nn an early advance IN the price %! coal ~ IL "'a I'M
nu.ihc Tor liz company to earn It's EXPENSE li''.Iu7
interest without sUcL cIan$r Inc non ~. ',,
t,nrd bv ,ouir PERSONS largely interested I'D hP con"
t,ly that AZ a!Yaucc must necessarily tdAr -0' 81 ~!
nv LIv ana this, he Thought. would llGc' ~. VI 80
.si-t I'M rr!ieyu. II OF lis present tihn"Ita u
Without sucA relief it must 30 INTO the AdAus u " Ie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
FOREIGN MEMS.
TIE PORTE AND THE POWERS.


PRINCE GoRTCHAKoFF's CIRCULAR PrDLEHED-HE
OUTLINES TIE SITUATION AND APPEALS FOR
UNITED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ RoUuANIA.
s.. PETERSBURG. Feb. 1. 1877.
Prince G0rtchakolfTs circular note which Is
addressed the Russian representatives at the courts
Of other Guaranteeing Powers is published
in tie O9iciH Ga-eHe to-day. The note
first calls to mind the fact that through
Rnssias initiative understanding between the Great
Powers was brought about a; the beginning Of the Eat
rril c.s. TH, agreement disturbed by the rcjec-
ZION Of tic Berlin Memorandum, hut was shortly alter
ward restored the basis proposed hy England.
The Power ~ the Conference unanimously Submitted
h,i. demands Porte which declined item. Prince
f,iclako considers tat Europe by its united Gipo-
matte action has proved that it Is deeply
interested in the maintenance OF peace in tine East, and
that recognizes II 10 ne It's duty well it, rght To
cooperate for that end on behalf Of the general
interest. Tie Russian Government. being guided
by The desire t. maintain European accord
in the new phase OF The Eastern question has. icfore
coming 10 any decision in the matter. instructed ts
representatives. 10 ascertain for certain what course the
governments which they accredited mean to pur-
view Of the refusal u the Porte 10 accede TO their
unanimous wishes.
LoyDoN, SATURDAY. Feb 3. 1877.
II is stated in the Carsuhe Go-ete that the nesotia
lions at Vienna between the SERBIAN Agent and the
Turkish Emla>- ador resulted in the relations Of
the bcl,-creut- PRIOR the war; being adopted the
basis a treaty. II considers p"ac" assured.
LoSDoS. Feb. (, 1S77.
Renters TELEGRAM from Bucharest says auot cr Turk
sh Band Invaded Roumaalan territory and been
pulsed hy III, frontier guard. one OF the Turks killed
two prisoners.
RUSSIAN TROOPS ORDERED TO BE READY.
LONDON, Monday. Feb. >, 1877.
i special dispatch 10 The Stu,dard from Frankfort
says the treaty between Roumama and Russia Is on the
point coming into operation. The Russian army
ceiy al drrg az 10 D. %
Pruth II the Porte concentrates troops the Ddlmatan
frontier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
MASSACRE IN COLOMBIA.

PANAMA, Jan. 25.-The steamer from Buena-
ventura the 18th brought news OF terrible massacre
at place called Cali about 100 miles from the coast, in
the state OF Cauca small band Of Conservatives had
captured the and in quiet possession. when on
Dee. "a an army OF from 1000 to 5000 under Gen
David Pea OF the Liberal forces sacked the place,
derng men, women, and children TO the number Of 800
or more and destroying vast amount OF property est
mated at $500 900. Santiago NJ. Eder. United states
Consul ut Palnra in the Canca, arrived by the last
steamer and fully confirms the terrible news He says
g impossible 10 relate 20 civilized people the brutal
and beastly details OF the crimes Committed no for
eianers were Killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
SHEFFIELD AND The AMERICAN TRADE.

At the annual meeting Of the Sheffield
Chamber Commerce to-day the President said that the
Sheffield manufacturers and wOrlimen had only them
selves to blame for the loss Of trade with America and
the successful American competition with foreign
countries. Sheffield WorAmen had not come up
TO TIE make and style required by customers
Mr.. Muude!ia, Member ~ Parliament for Sheffield
said American competition successful because
the Americans eHeeied in the rapidy OF their adoption
of aborsay:ng machinery. II peace preserved. In
gli-h trade had nothing fear. ana in any the
English furnished the promising market IN
the world Mi Muudclla referred the importation Of
American OF bcnct 10 England, and srik
Ing instance Of what enterprise and could do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
INFECT line or VESSELS To Brazil.

number oil capitalists met on saturday AFTER
mon n the Office Of i!ndr-man Gross 10 discuss ' pro-
.i establishment Of line Of trading vessels between N@"
Work. and Brazil t. known n the Amazon IaC'n7 UNI
,nv" II il intended thai the vessels aI sa HI.c, ilO'
NJ" York ~ Nanans the capital Of me trpl hct" 80,
nm tbe Amazon River The project mas lie vii
m "rl,nU Of Brazil and the Amazonan HuNtfilncn IN
rrt 4.-slv IL ntimated hat 'onElTss "IuL =;
- a., ..i-laUcr proposed steamship liie winch 70
-. i rutLel alter the present project IL iuly esd1sheI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

The literary and musical entertainment to be
offered AT sc.nway Hall tomorrow night under tue aus
nces Of the New-York Press Club promises To be an en-
ovabie affair Mark Twain will read an original SKETCH
and literature will be furthermore represented by Tie
clo.utionsts, Hr Burbank and MI Charles I"DtrlS'Jr
Tine n,,c, part of the programme cnsts thc services
of ,,rc pounruhem Mrs. Zelda Scgun. Mr.. Castle, Mr.
Warrorr,tn MI Carleton, Mr. Hubbard. Mr. Boscoyiiz.
81, Mario. the Ncv-York Clee and Madriga Club. and
the YOuI- Apollo CluD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

John Clerk, the Edinburgh lawyer, ana rae
burn the painter great cFOnies IN their younger
days. both being poor church mice. one day CleIs
asked Raebun to dine On arriving. the latter iounu
the andady spreading the cloth and setting on the Die
two dishes containing three behring's the oer hIee
potatoes And IL this al T. sad Clerk. AL, sac we
a gentleman was dine with me. and that ye we're 10
get six herTings and six pOtatOesP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
ROOTHS THEATER.

Much public attention will be concentrated
this on the production at Booths Theater Of Mr.
George Fawcett Rowe's new drama, :" Fifth Avenue
This piece as its name implies, is local in application
We Learn also that strong in action, interesting IN
plot repete with stirring incident well diversified Win
contrast of character and laid amidst picturesque me
tropoitan scenes. Elaborate preparations nave oeen
made for setting it in magnificent style and many pup
lie fayortcs are included in its cast OF parts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
russian TROOPS ORDERED TO BE READY.
FRENCH REPUBLICANS EXCITED.

"
Reuters Paris dispatch reports that the Re-
publican press is greatly excited because the Court OF
Cessation has given decision affirming the Judgment
nf a BcsuncOn court a libel suit which las
an important political bearing The was brought by
q former member OF OF the Mixed Commissions
winch were established AFTER the cOHp dcfIt. and the
decision involves dccara that those tribunals were
legal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
SEIZURE or CONCEALED GOODS.

RoyDoCT. y. Y, Feb. 4.-The Sheriff has
sotz od, vareda from $40 OOOto S25 COON the store
NJ Ruze sons AZ saugertes The goods belong to the
firm OF Hamburger * Cans Of No. 80 Cana-st New
York. who are now under arrest for conceaiinS their
aasets from their creditors. Il is believed that more
goods are secreted. and further deY'lopm nus are TX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

When interest and self-indulgence run parallel.
men weld with great readiness Such IL the with tho
newly roduced toilet which H. l. Rabbit has sven
The ord known r. r. Babbitts Toilet soap The MOST
economical and ceanly for il made o the most
vegetable oils is the most agreeable 10 use IN ne
bedroom and tub II is simply the king OF soaps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
rrLrGRAPHIc NOTES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 4.-The Supreme Court
has decided railroad property to be subject 10 sats county
and municipal taxation.
LEBANON, Penn. Feb. Alive prisoners attempted
escape from the Lebanon Jail last evening but they were
discovered and locked mp.
WI MrNGToy Del Feb 4-The steamer Aropexy
will leave here nor Brazil the 9th inst carrying
United mails for joints hitherto reached Oy eoasDs
vessels.
NEw-HAvFN Feb AT a meeting Of the Yale
Football Association IL unanimously voted th@t nae
should refuse Join association Consisting Oi hA''
Princeton, Columbia and Yale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

ton Cannot society be formed TO aid in the work by
subscriptions IL would seem that such society prop
erly organized would contain personal influence that
would in time create proper appreciation OF It's object
part of those best able carry out surely there
persons OF and public spirit enough TO provide
the desired building their attention Is properly enlisted
in the project
By0Osiyp, Feb. l. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
THE DELAWARE sunk At THE MAYNARD.

THE DELAWARE SINK Vt TIE NANl-lAhD'
The United States friSatc Delaware Is SUNK
At tire nnvyyar AMI lies nD,ddrd in about ten feet o.
mud. For some weeks vorhHen have been ehSaEe,'
rouoyu, her machinery. and it is stated tla II was Ill
ant Of her when sle filled. 40 attempts have yet oeeh
~ ~ raise her In the report 81 the conltlon ol Tue
!..e mod IN Tur TEIBtNF several months ago,
The delaware was quoted ui-e"nltn! rotten, , Inn
- IA la, sold" Su- Put mp ar auction
aicmi a vc:r ago. and Tie highest bii rrcclVeu VIZ
,n 3o1 v,L,ch tAr Nayy Department DID not accept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

The ,lous Automatic fast sgpersens the noisy hard
rrnn troublesome twothTcad SEWN machines o; the pas'
and produces the hands of inexperienced OPERATOR
more beautiful and much durable work Call and exam
ne or full particulars Cos broadway. corner Bond
ST. NnuN York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
p1SSEVC FPS 1RRIVED.

FROM IOSDON-Tn STEAMSHIP Canada. Feb. mt and
Mr.. r. sherman ami SON Miss Tuck. MI Bailey and son,
Miss r. Poland Hester Cotton. Il. W. Johnson, f. G.
secOr. I. ". Hitchcock. y. Mayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.


For newfoundland, falling barometer west
- .l.,J4 and warmer ceaf. or Nay weather.
For tie Middle states falling oaromrtes; wind.
.litlirc.s and in TIE northern portions Wcs''IlJ
-'fh roIB,r followed by warmer weather put III tie
Uorii0us southeast wiuls, warln, T, ana possibly
rainy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

I'll diagram, show, The haroudca vsnaiioa thi, sy 1s tr..
49,. divisions % tli-
iin fnidn ~ TIE line sents Hs o'e-''0h'4
the mercury during ihOas hogrtJ
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb. 5-l a. m'-Durihg 'he clouuy
o,,r NJ saturday the curve OF airpressure. shown
in the MINER diagram was steadily rising Its full hight
was reached shortly after yesterday, and decline
be-au during the evening. There was only difference
of 90 in the average temperatures Of Saturday and sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

dav being nesrly reached last night inc
air is heavily loaded with MOISTURE aud nearly ali tho
indications point TO rain. -, .- 10
For this city and vicinity. coudness and rain may De
expected to-day, with a slight rise Of temperature
Cooler and clearer weather is probable tomorrow, es-
pecially toward the latter part Of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

quered by the devotion of Os who is prepared to sacr
fee liberty and even life to the happiness OF ID
woman he loves even though that happiness Is found
the arms of another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

CONDITION OF NETWORK BANKS
aNNrAL REPORTS OF TIE sIXPENNY, BOwERY, TEU-
ToNIA, AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS.
ALBANY. Feb. 1.-The accompanying reports
OF additional savings banks have been received at the
Banking Department:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
Fifty Per Cent saved
nv usinr HlGGlNs's GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP.
Tn;rprsnl TesfirnOny.

If vouy Hair il crpy, use PAgKERs HAIR BALsAM. You
VII be de sIteI with IL stores the color
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
N4RRIED.

RUGG-SHULTS-At jersey CITY Jan 27 1871, by Rev. J.
T. Fisher T. \. Rugg 10 Evelyn b.. shuts Of ClayeTacx,
y. Y, daughter Ot john shuts. esq
Al Notices NJ Marriages mast be Endorsed gah faH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

The Symphony Concert on Saturday evening
was OF the finest Thomas has ever given and the
audience one the collected at steinway
Hall. Programme and performance both exception
ally magnificent. The selections the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

Suite No. =, In D....-..--.-...---...--..J = bacn
Overture. Air GavOtte. BOurree, Clique
Symphony in F. No. 9 PASTORAL .--... Beethoven
PART ii.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-06-28
The Red lRlAh1r.,... !.

Last Friday cveliihg h itieetiitgl was
held in Court House Hall q pctfcetthc
organization Of the, Msidwis, Reform
Club. According 10 previous asrhnges
mcnt, Mr.. T. II, WILSON, Jresidet ,rsf
the Reed city Reform t1hb,' 'sahdl Mr..
Sunderlln, ofthe saipeplaco, We're pres
ent and madc,sliort speeches, giving y
brief history of the .sRe,i Iaibbon:' poycl
ment, its originators (NIr, Murphy, in
Pennsylvania, and pr. Rcynqlds hf
Aiichigan), ,progrcss and principal char
acteristics. The pledge was then cir
culatcd and scvcnnew names procured,
making a total of forty-seyen, sSeinr
bers. They then sproceedcd tn cledt'thc
balance of tho officers, ,sfver whicli the
club adjourned fThc regular heeilngs,
Of the club Viii be held eyeryl Friday
evenings The oiiiccrsnrc ass follows:
President, A.Dod,lr; ViceSPrcsidsnts,,
first, Emmett Coon second julius
Maaslc, third, Miss Della !. B;.bcock;
Secretary, G. NJ. .Caidaoss; Financial
Secretary, l.. y. Kihness Treasurer, II.
III. Hollistcf; Marshal, Henry .uldd;
Steward, George North; -serg'tat Arms,
George Oyiatt; Exccutivc Committcc,
o. II. Phillips, Henry Rudel, Ed. nEler-i
mill, Miss Nellie, IndermiIl, Miss. .SIhs-
nie Mizncr, Miss Laura CalponteY;! FL
nance Committee, Al McNichol, Il. j.
- i /.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-06-28
Ellsworth TOWDshjD.

Crops in Ellsworth are looking very
well, this season. We are having rath-
or flattcring prospect as to wheat,
While oats and corn are very good.
Hay will be rather light, owing to the
drouth. 'r
Farmers are moving logs from their
k.llowss as though they intended to
clear their lands and make farming a
The people In this vicinity are be-,
coming fired with the temperance
movement They have, through the
efforts Of Mrs. Araby, Of Ionia, Ernest
Nicllnsen and Mrs. T.. p. Hill, Of Ellis
worth, organized a. club of over 90
members; with Ernest Nichason, Pres
idcnt; Iva Howe and Phcbe Hill, Vice
Presidents; Asner d. Burdick, Secrcta-
ry; fliza Orr, Treasurer. The work
seems to be going on.rg 10 sh I Y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-06-28
.A.ClM.s

: EpiTon SrAR:-I take this method
to answer question, asked me several
times, viz: "Nvho Is the Surveyor naeu-
toned in Section 1850 Compiled Laws
of 1871, as amended by Act No. ~,
Laws of 1875. The Section Is No 8, oh
page 81 of the Highway Laws of 1875
and 'latcr cditions), I consulted with
the Prosecuting Attorney OF this coun-
ty, and he gaye 1t as his opinion that
only the duly elected County Surveyor
could make the survey and certificate
called for by that Section; and it will
be seen that his opinion IL sustained by
ithe opinion or the Attorney General,
as Shown by the following; .is
go ,ATTeRNEy GENERALS OFFICE,
jS DisTRoIT, MICH. iJunei1e, III. q
lice, s. Cobb, Esq, ,tr 1'l 4ta7pf .
site YirvCl,aa, Lake Co., Mich. ~
!. - rA Is ,ir:--Tourfavo ofthe It'll
inst. is ut hand. ~ .aUll sifilt
am inclined TO the opinion that OH
lythc duly elected Comfy Surveyor
may make the survey and the certifl-
cate thereof, provided for by Sec. 1859
Of tile Complied Laws, as amended.
b. Very respectfully yours,
,8iai B q. KIRCIINER, Atty Gcn1. 4
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-06-28
In the Sweet py.and,sy z

Cannot kit he tho lsappy thought as
tlc fortunate recipient Or thc "RocKy
MOUNTAIN ToURIsTn scans Its wonder.
fully attractive pages aud peruses its
fascinating dcscript lions, Mist bcauti4
fully ef,bcliished witlfnc ,hh,ltfghly
hftistic engravings, its lsttcr.rf ~ u
model OF typograph cal. iicliii ess, md
the tbrouk out simply shl
perb, the Rock Y MotNTAfN TOURIST
Is worthy of comparison with Picfur1
csguc America or T7is n itfipsr, ~. is
wflttcn IN gpsziPy graphic, style, G4y1,
crf,s0 details OF tito. tour throeghr fbe
garden OF the South west the Arkansss
Valley, Southern Kansas, J, to tho very
''fleart or Ole Alps .pf Ameripar7tlle
Rocky Mountains. Jnunts are made
ia all the famous resorts Of Colorado
the remarka abls ruins, the spfihgr, the
minss, and, in shost, 20 every pofht o
infafest 70 tonrlst, nsriculturist capital
let, miner, and Invalid. With the 'rouR
IsT, the 6AE JUAN GUIDE keeps nttinf
company, and the two publica tions arr
mailed free to all writing for one ol
both to I. j. ANDERSON, Topeka, Kan
sas.