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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-15
Notice..

u STAND OFFICE,
traverse CITY, MICH. Aug IL, 1877.
COMPLIANT having beer entered at this Office
" by David W Botsford, against Thomas o.Bel-
ter, for abandoning his homestead entry, No 645l.
township 81 north, rarge Nest, in Cbeboygan
county, Michigan, with view TO the cancella-
lion of said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this office on the oath day
of October, 1871 az onelo'clock p. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleg led
Abandonment. SETH G. MOFaATT, Register.
Got PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
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Notice.

US. LAND OFFICE,
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Sept. z, 1877.
COMPLIANT having been entered at this Of
~ flee by Joseph M. Cramer, against John III.
Park, for abandoning his homestead entry, No.
1929, dated November2, 1875, mon the W fl X +.
and w 4 of S Il, section Z, township 80 north,
range west, in Cheboygan county, Michigan,
with a view to the cancellation OF said entry
at this Office on the 18th day of November, 1877.
at O'Clock p. M, to respond and furnish testi-
mOny concerning said alleged abandonment
SETH q. MOFFATT, Register.
10 ct PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-15

Capt. Eads is advocating the jetty sys-
tenn along the Mississippi. BY combining
the channel where it now spreads itself,
he believes it possible to lower the flood
line of the river. preserve its present
banks, render useless an extensive system
of levees, and reclaim $1,000 square miles
of rich alluvial land.
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Notice..
u. s. LAND OFFICE.

u. s. LAND OFFICE,
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, aug. 81, 1877.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
" Office by George V. Brill, against Harvey
A. HUFF, for abandoning his homestead entry No.
1916, dated Aug %. 1875, upon the n. Il. 4 Of
section 3U,township 50 north, ranges west, in Che
boygan county, MicI lgan, with a view to the cam
COLLATION. of SAID entry; the SAID parties are here
day of October, 1877. at l O'Clock, Z. H.. TO re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
SETH G. MOFFATT, Register.
PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-15

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ane some parts OF Wisconsin,, is steadily
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n Otice.
SETH C. MOFFATT, Register.
PERRY HANNAH. Receiver.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Deiault having been
1Nl made in the conditions OF certa N inden-
ture of mortgage bearing date the 2lst day of
August, A. ID 1876, made aud exc uied by Ed
war'i Chapeiie, of Harrisvllle, Michigan, to Or
rim Bump, of Bay City, Michigan, and recorded
in The office OF the Register of Deeds
Tor Cheboygan county, Michigan, in Liber y OF
mortgages. ON page 20, on the 2Sth day OF
August, A. ID, 1916, upon which mortgage
and the note accompanying the same tber is
Claimed 10 be due TO the said Orrin Bump
at tie date hereof, the sum OF three hundred and
sXty-nlDe dollars and forty three cents 1860 43
with interest thereon from the date thereof ut
the raIe of ten per cent per amman, together
with an attorney fec Of fifty $3.50 U0) dollars pro-
vided for In said mortgage should any pro-
cecdlngs be taken to foreclOs6 the same. And
10 proceedings having been taken, either IN law
or equity, to recover tie amount due on said
mortgage, therefore notice is hereby given hat
by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained, of the statutes in such Case
made and provided, on
Monday, the LIST day of October, A. ID. 1877,
front door OF the court house, in the village md
county OF Cheboygan, land state of Michigan, THAT
beng the building in which the circuit court Tor
the county OF Cheboygan is held, there will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder the
premises described in SAID mortgage, or so mucD
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount
then due upon said mortgage tor principal in
terest. and costs and expenses allowed by law
together with said attorney fee of $50 co, sa d
prem SEES being described as follows, tO-wIt: ALI
those certain pieces or parcels of land situate in
the county Of Cheboy gan, and state of Michigan,
and described as follows, JO-uit the west malt
south east quarter of the south west quarter OF
section two, In township thirty seven, (31) north
OF range two ~ west cont aiming one hundred and
twenty acres, more or less.
Dated July 5, 1877.
ORRIN BUMP. Mortgage.
GEO. w. BELL, Attorney tor Mortgagee.
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Cheboygan County Trcasurcr's office,

OLVUOy
NOTICE is he eby given, that the sale OF
IN Lands IN Cheboysan county, advertised by
the Auditor General as delinquent for taxes of
IS 6, Ia d previous years), will lie held aJ the
Court House, IN heboygan village, the
on Monday the first day of October
next. at nine O'clock, A. IL. ana continue from
day 10 day Sundays exceptedI, until the same
shall have been disposed according to law.
W IL. IL. MAULTBY,
County Treasurer.
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Chippewa County Treasurer's office,

Saut St. Marie, August odd, 1877.
NTCTICE is hereby given, that the sale of
In Lands In Chippewa county, advertised by
the Auditor General a. delinquent for taxes of
1915 (and previous years, Will be held 1t the
County Treasurer's Office in Sault 81. Marie,
Mich, the county seat of said count. com
mencng on Monday, tie first day of October next,
at nine O'Clock A. M, and corllrue from day to
day Sundays exceptedl until the same shall have
been disposed Oh aceotGing go law
LUIS Z. TREMPE,
County Treasurer.
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Chicago is now the largest foreign and
domestic fruit depot in the world; it year.
ly handles $10,0OO,0O0 worth of commodi-
ties i'm this line.
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Notice..
q. S. LAND OFFICE,

u. s. LAND OFFICE, I
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, July &C. 1871
COMPLIANT having been entered at this Of
" fee by Byron Cherry. against James Nc
Henry for abandonlngshis homestead entry, No.
1895 dated January /, 1874, upon the 4,
section = township SO north, range west, in Che
boygan county, Michigan. with view TO the
cancellation of said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this oiice on the
a1st day of October, 1871, at l o'clock p. M, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
SETH @. MOFFATT. kegislei.
9 PERRY HANNAH. Receiver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20
A houses strateaem.

Yesterday afternoon the writer Wit.
messed = strange sight In the RscorI
office. Our attention was attracted by
several lusty squeaks from the inside Of
Q pail. almsst full OF water. into which
Q half.grown u had fallen. The
alarm had hardly died away before four
or tivs more mice appeared ON the
scene. and began clanbsring 10 the top
edge Of the pail. For several moments
after gaining the top OF the pail. and
catching sight Of the mouse In the wa
ter. = squsakine confab wal held.
First one mouss and then another
would cling 10 the rim OF the bucket
with his hind legs. and while almost
touching the water with his nose. squeak
out either consolation or advice TO tho
immersed; but while all this was going
on the swimming power OF the unfor'
tunate mouse in the pail was rapidly
giving out. Al last . happy thought
seemed to strike the biggest mouse In
the crowd. and almost without o squeak
he firmly fastened his fore feet 70 the
edge Of the pail and let his body and
tail hang down. The drowning mouse
nav Il, and making q last desperate Of.
fort for life. swan TO the spot, seized
the tail Of his brother mouse, and amid
squsaks OF delight from all the mice
present. was hauled high and dry ost Of
the water and over the edge Of the
buekst.-cer,uv Record.
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PIucky Woman.

Two tramps yesterday while en- route
from Wsdsworth to Rsno. discovered a
Poland Jswsss lying On the Central Pa.
ciAc Railroad track about six miles west
Of wadsworth. They soon ascsrtainsd
that abe had been travelling and had laid
down on the track completely exhausted.
Shs had . roll Of blankets with her. and
a. was afterwards found out, had trav.
sled on foot from Sacramento. Her In.
tsntions were 10 make Chicago. but the
warm weather proved too severe on the
poor old woman and she had sank down
discouraged and exhausted and perhaps
o o would have persisted had she not
been discovered. She 10 nearly ffty
years OF age and cannot speak one
word Of English. The tramPs footed II
back 10 Wadsworth and informed the
railroad authorities OF the facts In the
case. Superintendent Free at onc sent
an engine aud coach 10 whore nhs lay
and had her brought TO Wsdsworth.
whore she wa placed In charge Of d.
Allen. proprietor Of tho wadsworth Ho-
tel. Il Is very probable that the rail.
road company will take her east. Ger
tainly. when a woman Of her age walks
over 200 miles. she IL entitled TO q free
ride the remainder Of her journey
Reno Gazette. .Ialy 1914.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

Tmn Colorado Central Marrow Gauge
Railroad runs through Clear Creek can
yon. The granite eliffs descend q thous-
aud feet to the river. without any bank.
The railway Is channslsd from the hill.
side. The twistings and turnings OF
the canyon are interninabls and innum-
cradle. In graceful curves or In bold,
rounded sweep the stream and the rail.
road pursue thar parallel courss-ths
railway seldom crossing the river. The
grade IL about 100 feet to the mile. anil
the dash Of the water il q sight to see.
A correspondent Of the Boston hirsr-
tissr says : The trip wal 30 exciting
that We grasped u seats and hardly
talked. Two Of the party rode on the
cow.catchsr. They report ID rs Ii"
crandsst ride OF thsir lives. The gran.
tie cliffs were As wonderful. and oven
more 20. than the river. OF gray anil
rel granite. strsakod all hnss ny the nc.
ton OF the scarcely concealed ores. with
their formations exposed - u cat across
by the knife Of giants-ssamed. twisted.
gnarlsd-presentine sonstimss smooth
and al others the most ~grotssqus faces.
they were q constant study. What KEEP,
millions Of loose stones frsm dropping
upon the track no one could under.
stand. They hooked like demons With
their heads dowpwari. ready to pouncs
upon u.s."
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clllFoanIA ITEMS.

The Gilroy Adpooak says: Mn. Cam.
sron, Of Bosanna street, fell into 0 wei
In the rsar Of her dwelling on wsdnss.
DAY night, and In her terrible descent
broke both bones Of q OF her arms
near the wrist, and also %ssdously In
iurod her coIlar.bons. During the day
vorkmsn had been engaged In oleraing
out the well, and on leaving work care.
isssly left Il uncovered. II 10 situated
dangerously close TO the houss, osing
within two or three steps Of tho back
door. In the dark, about half.Past 3
o'clock, Mrs. Cameron went out To- get .
can Of coal oil to rsplenish her lamp,
whom suddenly she stepped from terra
6rms into the vacuum, and dropped
twenty-five fest 10 the water below. she
stood In the watsf waist dssp and csisd
for sssistanos. Her two little childrsa.
one . siri ssvsn ysars old. and the othsr
a boy Of twenty months. were soon Of
the we'll crying pitsously. The nsgh.
bors we're Immediately appraised OF the
woman's psrilous plight, and q. speedily
a. possible O ladder wa put down the
we'll for her rescue. Although she SUI
fsrsd greatly from her injuries she brave
" mounted the ladder. She is now pro-
2 easing favorably under medical treat
nsnt.
Saws the San Francisco Call Of ysster-
day: A man giving the name Of Thomas
| Manning was arrested on Sixth street
last night by ofacsr Haskell, Of the
American District Telegraph Company.
upon o charge Of having made an assault
on Alfred Grsswsy with intent 10 inaict
upon him . great bodily harm. Gree
way and his wife were walking along
the street named, when Manning APP
preached then, and with q cobbls-stons
struck Grssway on the head. laying his
scalp open. The two men had been
working In q restaurant, and had o quar-.
rel. Manning was turned sway from
his place In consequence Of this, and
charged Grseway with having had him
discharged. The case will b heard In
the Police Court to-day.
The Grass Valley Union says: There
was arow at Union Hill last Sunday Of.
tsrnoon. and during the fuss Andy Mul.
ligan. q well known miner. received sew.
eral outs on the face. and Il Ia said that
Q mar named Coghlan was stabbed.
Constantine Nichols, Il 10 alleged. did
the cutting. Nichols was arrested by
Constable Petsrs and will have Q hearing
to-day. he having given bonds for his
appearance. Neither Of the wounded
men are dangerously hurt.
The Truckss Republican says : Captain
vicksrs, who had . lot Of hands en-.
ploysd near Lake Tahoe, has discharged
most cf the white men and hllsd their
places with Cinnamon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20
NEVADA ITEMS.

Tho Elko Independent Of yestsrda.
says: The title to the Vance mill a
Mountain City was fully obtained ON
Monday by Philip Mayors, and this
matter OF title being settled. nothing In
tervsnss to check active operations, u.
cspt the arrival Of q few dies which will
arrive this week. M that the mill will
be ready to start up on Monday on
ore FROM the Mountain Laurel mine.
Plenty Of good ore awaits reduction al
the mill now.
Last evenings Carson Tr;bsss has
this to say: There should not be al
idle man In this town at the present
time. The neighboring hills are full oil
rich quartz that needs but development.
Our merchants ought 10 encourage this
class Of men, especially those who ara
disposed to work. AZ their services can
Ia utilized In the way Of doing q vast
amount Of good for the town.
This Mornings Reno Journal says that
Mr.. Humbert was up Mt Steamboat yes
tsrday and set men to work laying pipes
10 furnish the proposed quicksilver and
sulphur reduction works with water.
The Sirer STATE Of Thursday says
We understand that an organization has
been effected by the citizens OF this
town 10 rid the community Of the thieves
aud Migrants who inisst II.
Clarence King. the famous gsologisi
and explorer, 10 in Eureka. He Is there
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A roruLAR
YInnrxIA Crrr. iulx hi. 1s.

VIRGINIA Crrr. July II, 1877.
EprroR Coin Hill NEws-Sm: II .p-
pears 10 me that II some ono would tell
how 70 pronounce the names that 70 often
occur In the accounts Of tho Eastern war.
they would confer such . favor - would
entitle them 70 the everlasting gratitude Of
every = who reads these accounts - pub
lished from day TO day In the papers. II
appears not unreasonable that some ono
who knows how 10 pronounce these words
might impan Information on tho subject,
since II has become quite commou 10 ind
maps published In the papers Allowing the
geography and topography Of the region
that 10 at present the theatsr OF the war.
whereon sns may trace outlines. and BY
long and attentive study may. n possible.
know les about Il than hs did hfers.
I was led 70 MAKE this suggestion from the
dificslty I have had In trytps 70 pro-
nounoe tho Russian and Tufkish names
before referred 10. Sometimes 1 viii come
suddenly upon one Of thsss absurd coiiec-
ton Of lsttsrs. and resolved 70 master u,
I would Immediately set TO work TO ovide
the letters into groups. with Q vswel In
each group. for syllables, and then try to
pronounce the word syllable by syllable.
which effort generally resulting In . total
failure, I will Just skip that word and pass
ON only 10 meet another q at the next
turn. l have therefore concluded that
there must be some arbitrary way OF pro-
~uouncing these words not 1t al indicated
by the photography Of tho words them
selves. To know Just how 10 pronounce
these words on sight would BE- q profound
satisfaction. prevent much perplexity and
save much valuable time. L. Y. ToLEs.
We have been so much troubled In
the matter referred TO above that we
have no sympathy To spare to Others.
Most OF US here in the News office are
perfectly convsrsant with French. Span.
ish. German. Irish. Latin, Chinook.
Ksaaka and other ordinary languages.
but when you come to Chinese. Turk
ish. Russian aud similar barbarous
tongues. we are at q loss. We merely
pronounce the names a. best We can.
and when we como tea "sticker," wa
follow the good old rule Of "call IL Je-
rusalem aud let Il gs." Moreover. We
don't want to pronounce these names.
and rssari with suspicion any person
that does. II ia bad enough TO print
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

Nonr than ten years ago George Pea.
body gave Yale College $i5o.ooO ''to
fousd and maintain q museum Of nAtu-
raj history. especially in the departments
Of zoology. geology and miasralogy. In
connection with Yale College" Two
thirds OF this wac to b for tho building.
$50. 900 for a insd for care Of the build
ing and increase Of the collections. and
the remainder to be plared at interest to
accumulate for the couplstion OF The
building. at specified times. alter tho
erection Of the fnt wing. This wing.
begun In 1874. 10 the magnificent strue'
turs that Was recently opened to the
public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

ArrLxroS's JOURNAL for August has
the irst part Of a new short serial by
Barnet Phillips. to occupy three mum.
hers Of the Journal only. entitled "a
Struggle. which exhibits in It's opening
chapters more than usual excellence. !,
isa story Of the franco-G German War.
in which an American figures a. the
hero |; but the struggle" inferred In
the title is not Of warfare. but between
love and the ooareamess. The illustra-
ted article is Mr.. Ridsing's second paper
on "Ths Harbor aud Commerce Of New
York" q. W. sheldon. q. l.. Austin.
s. q. w. B~snjsmin, the poet Stoddard.
and other able writer's contribute inter.
ssting sketches. essays, etc.. and the ed.
itorial department is well and ably filled.
as usual. The frontisPiece illustration
to CHERRY Ripe r. 10 worth mention.
ing as an effective piece Of srt-work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

In Roumania. Anna Cimara lost .
case at law against some Jews. and by
way Of rstsliatins some rich Greek rsla-
tive cansel au attack to DO made by the
fanaiicsl populaes ON all the Jews In the
place. Their dwellings were pillagsd
and destroyed. four were killed. and
nearly two hundred wsr. wounded. Al
Jassy. students and others. after Wit.
nsssing the departure Of the Russian
Emperor for Plojesii. amused themselves
by chasing every Jew they mst. and BY
breaking the ~indows Of Jswish houses.
Stores were raided on. particularly those
Of . confsctioner and o wine merchant.
Fourteen houses we're burned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

d. +. vrRDrxAL has again become
a proprietor Of the San Francisco Stock
Etchangs. and will hereafter act a. gen.
srai manager. Nj. verdsnal Is . gen.
tlsman Of ability in his lius. and under
his efficient direction the Ereaan9s will
become livslisr and moro prosperous
Than aver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

IL the Society OF Dramatic Artists
annual meeting In Paris II was reported
that the King OF Greece had given 5000
franco for the relief OF distressed actors
in Athens, and that the Government Of
France had decorated their venerable
President. Baron Taylor. row " years
old. with the Cross Of the Legion Of
Honor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

PHu.,prLruiA's vsgrsnt dogs are KEEP,
a few days In the pound. and ths.. II no
one claims and pays for them. they are
thrown into = small ~tws-stery brick
building in which charcoal fires ara
started. the doors and windows ars
closed tight. and in three OF four min
utss they die Of ssphy,ia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20
TAX PALACR EArINa STAND.

Foe . roast Of beef uneleelisd In Storey
county. 70 10 1homas Henron's Rating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. no. : North @ street,
Virginia Oily. Fresh oystsrs a all hour In
ever Style. Forty ninsrs always on hand d
night. For tssty, home style Of cooking. and
The best and fresl ct of ell that the markets
AFFORD. the Palace Ealing stand has no superior.
Try 10. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

liz order that q will In Massachusetts,
may 10 valid. the Law requires the sig
natures Of three witnesses. and q eedi.
Gil. even u IL be 10 the handwriting Of
the tsstator and can be proved a. such.
must 10 duly Witnessed. In . recent
case an interesting question arose.. The
will was signed and Witnessed. The
tsstator subsequently, drew a pen across
certain clauses. and thereby showed his
intention 10 erase them. Objection was
nads to the will on the ground that II
Was no, the original will. the changes
having been made after IL was Witnessed
The will was proved in the Probate
Court. aud carried on appeal TO the Su-
prsms Court. where the decree Of the
Probate Court Was affirmed. the court
holding that the revocation was proper
and the will. = changed. valid. The
question raised WAS whether siasurcs
did not require witnesses rs well a.
codicils.