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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SG SALE OF IMPR0yED AND UN-
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON BOUND
AIRY STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND Hath
STREETS NORTHW EST-SQUARE 2s4.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated May 11th, ii
1877, and duly recorded in Liber 854, folio 1.::H
278, one OF the land records for Warrington "t&
county. District of Columbia. and by dire elton OF
tie party secured thereby, shall sell, on TUE
DAY AFTERNOON, June 4th. 1873. at 6 O'Clock
In front of the premises, lots 80, 40, A. AZ, 49, Al
and 40, III square 234, improved By several fir .
buildings. The lots will be sold as divided.
Terms: One third cash; the residue In two equal
payments, at six and twelve months, with notes
bearing interest at per cent. Per annum until
paid and secured by deed of trust the property
sold. All cOnveyancing at purchasers cost. SIS
OF each lot at time of sale.
H. NJ. c. DANNAHER, Trustee.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer. my29
So TIL f ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLY
POSTPONED until FRIDAY AFTERNOON
June It'll; same house and place. BY order OF
Trustee.
JED THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,
EB THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'M
Ill WEDNESDAY, June 18th, same hour aad
pace. BY order of TIustee.
jeS THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TEIHohAs BOWLING. Aucuonssr.

T'hohAs DOwLINe. Aucuonesr.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
FURNITURF AND EFFECTS OF WILL.
LARD'S HOTEL.
- BY virtue OF decree passed by the Supreme@
Court OF the District of Columbia, in EluityU
cause No: 6,O43. wewill sell, at public auc- -
ton, on the premises. on MONDAY, June 8,
al 10 O'Clock q. M. and from day to day until sold
the Household Furniture and effects of Willard s
Hotel, comprising
Elegant Mantel and Pier French Mirrors:
Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Suites of superior
workmanship;
Reception and Easy Chairs, Lounges;
Elegant Window Hangings;
Rosewood and Walnut Mar be-top Tables;
Elegant Walnut Marble-top Chamber Suites;
hOgart and Brussels Carpets In fine condition.;
Immense assortment of Blankets, Comforts and
Spreads;
Splendid stock Table and Bed Linen:
Superb collection Of Siyer-Plated Ware and Cut
lery:
Elegant assortment Of China and Glassware;
Copper Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
\. B.-This Hotel has only been recently fur
ntshed and OF the very best material. all of which
Is IN excellent condition,
Terms cash.
REGINALD FENDALL, }p
ap3o-d VIM. F. MATTINGLY, trustees.
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u j. STELLWAGEN,
Nc Auctioneer, 513 7th street,

TRUSIEE SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL NEW
IMO-SIORY BRICK DWELLING ON t'F,,
NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust to me. dated -
OclODer y. 1877. and duly recorded in L iber M
No. 867, folio 1877, OF the land records for Ill
Washington county, District of Columbia aud AT
will cell at public auction. in front of the prem,
1sss, on MohDAI, the 10th day of June A. D.
eight (5Sy, in Smith & Rohrer's recorded subdi-
vision OF square numbered seven hundred and
twenty -one Cpd In said city, improved by a New
IWo-StoTy Pressed Brick Dwelling, with back
building, cellar, and all the modern conveniences
me mouse has Just been completed, and has never
Terms: Five hundred dollars in cash: balance in
one, TWO and three years, with interest at per
cent per annum, payable semi annually, 300 to
be paid to the Trustee when the property Is knocked
OH. Cenveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms
OF sale to be complied with in FIVE DAYS
1el-dtS MARTIN N. ROHKER Trustea
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

hVHAS UOW LlNd, AUctlOn06r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
On NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN II AND STREETS NORTH WEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated 18th OF "a
December. 1876, and duly recorded in Liber f...
So4, folio 400, one Of the land records for the
District OF Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, we shall sell, on MONDAY
AFTERNOON. June 18th, 1878, at O'Clock. in
twenty. nine (29l, improved by Frame Dwelling,
Said part fronting II feet on west side of New
Hampshire avenue, and running back full depth
OF lou said IL feet being that next the north II
feet OF said lot.
Terms: One-third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months, with notes bearing interest at
per cent. per annum until paid, and secured BY Q
deed of trust on the property sold. All convey
at time of sale. w. d. CAsSIN, }r,,Ttaas
A. GORDON, trustees
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. je5-d
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THANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE. ON THE SOUTHW EST
CORNER OF III AND FOURTH STREETS,

4 REAL EsTaTE. On t The s EonnTHA A. ~
S0 3R.SIi R 3 Be- n AND FOURTH sTREETs.
supreme Court of the District Of Columbia, ii
In Equity cause No. 4l65-wherein r. NJ LII
are defendants the undersigned Trustee viii sell
nA The a is DAY 81 hs s On sArT
all the right, title and interest, OF the parties to
iha n e Vg
in the District of Columbia, and known and de,
ST. oT and a in
the northeast corner Of said lot numbered "a, aud
hrytwo 2j feei tSenc ae s SL s an nGs
angles with said street, one hundred feet to ten
to the line Of Fourth street West; themes nersi
along said street, one hundred feet to place bs-
Myth Fhs a les
an elegant three-stOry brick dwelling with all the
o Also lot IN j. G. IN sasdy Of
sion OF lots in square numbered 5l4, west of AID
adjoining the above described parts Of lots and
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One
the residue in four equal instruments. payable re-
sIectively, in si1, twelve, eighteen and twenty
ments to bear interest at the rate of per centum
per annum, from date Of sale, ana be reserved
Of the purchase money and upon t Rii5
of the sale by the court, deed for the property
d Of c
be paid by purchaser at time Of sale. An convey
Compiled in days the trustee
right TO sell at the risk and cost Of the dsfautin
purchasers. +. z. B. SANDS Trustee,
No. 49O Louisiana avenue,
b. n. WARNER, Auct. my 22-1Ot
ESr BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE THE
above sale is postponed until THURSDAY the
Goth day of June, 1873, at the same hour and
pace. +. p. b. SANDS,
myS1-SAW&dS Trustee,
GALE Of CONDEMNED MATERIAL. STORES
y and FURNITURE.
On MONDAY. June 10th, at 10 O'Clock a. m, in
front of the Old Central Guardhouse, on L)usiana
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.. as follows: A
large quantity of Old Iron (caSt and wrought) Old
Copper, Engine and Hose Carriage Wheels, Har-
ness, Carpets, Mating, Stoves, &c.
BY order of the Commissioners ID, G.,
| IA Of Z. B, TQWNsESp, sup't Of Property.
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ASFfty-three hundred Cretan insurgents
alter obstinate hghting compelled the Turks
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DEMOREST PATTERNS, al the new styles,
IL Just received by w. z. WHITE CO., Book.
sellers and Stationers 1142 It'll street NV. School
md Blank Books sge:iArss, eers.ly
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GALE OF STOCK.

The Fifty-Seven Shares OF Stock in the Sove
reigns, Co operative Association St pre owne by
Franklin Council, No. g. Sovereigns of .dusery,
VIII be sold AZ pubic auction, II tie highest bid
Der, at 20 7th ST..
Next WEDNESDAY EVENING,
june 18th, at O'Clock.
By order of the Council.
j. Z. MCBRIDE.
ito-3t+ Secre ,arY.
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n EINIr' TVA a % En- hea Es!al5 bFUkeTS.
SALE AT AUCTION-VERY DESIRABLE
LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. BET,
14TH AND 16TH STS. ALSO, FINE Lot
ON Z ST.. BET. 9TH AND 1OTH N. W.
Or TUESDAY,. June 11th, 1873 at $50 sxs
O'Clock Z. H.. will offer for sale, in front of 20
tt Premises part of lots 8 and ia square lie
81, having frontage of "a feet north side Of
street, between 9th and 10Th streets, and run
ming back with even width 159 feet to 80 foot
alley, containing 3, 715 square feet, more or less
Also. on the same evening. a. s O'Clock n. H.. |
VIII offer for sale, in front Of the premises the east
one halt Of t"t TO- ard the west one half OF LOT IL
IN square /, fronting Rhode Island avenue
h1t"teL 14tn and Is IN streets. 81 91-1OO feet. and
containing SOL square feet. more or less i'm
proved by a house renting IT So per month
. / ernlS very easy, and viii be made known at
tne OF sic. $50 deposit required oa each lot
ic46t b. II. WARNER Auct
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THHOMAS BOWLING, Auctlonser,
TpITSTEE,Q GAIN

By virtue of a deed of trust, dated in OetO- III
Der, 1852. auG recon ded in lLser j. A. S. No. 60
49, folio Il, will offer at auction. on the I..&x
premises GA WEDNESDAY,. the 12 h day o. J une
next. a; clock p. m, lot No. eleven. III IN
reservation No. t. n, 1Gl, in the city OF Wasaing-
ton. with the i'm provemsnts.
The property win lie sold subject to all taxes In
ARREARS.
Terms Of sale: One-thi-l of the purchase money
to be paid ia cash. and the residue In two eauaI ia
sta mentS six and twelve mon tbs, rs -psctively
with U.serest to be secured TO the satisfaction Of
the Trustee.
l myu-aawlin WI. Il. WOODWARD, Trustee.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctieneer.


TRUSTEES SALE of VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On WEST STREET. GEORG e
TOWN, AT AUCTION-BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, containing rooms, with water
and gas.
By virtue of q deed of trust, dated July Ia
10Th. 1874, and recorded in Liber 757, folio f..1t
59: Of the land records of Washington county, G:A
District of Columbia, and by direction of the holder
OF the note secured thereby, will sell at public
auction. In front OF the property, on MONDAY.
June 10th. 1873 at O'Clock p. m, all that piece OF
ground in Georgetown D. G., described as follows:
Begin ming at the end OF 3S feet 10 inches measured
east on the line of West street from High street,
and running thence west on said West st. eighteen
feet; thence south and parallel to High street 69b
feet more or less, to lot known Wilson lot,'
thence east and at right angles said last line to
1nteIsect line drawn south and parallel TO High
street from the beginning; and thence With said
line reversed TO the beginning.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one
and two years. secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty, and noes bearing per cent. interest until
paid. payable semi-annualiy; cash at time of sale,
s1Oc II terms OF sale fFre not complied with in i've
Gays the Ts.stae reeves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the delauting pur
chaser. II, p, DODGE
je1-eo&ds TrHstea
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80 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
uEtu MONDAY, May 27th, 1873, at 6 O'Clock,
saline Pace. BY order of the Trustees.
M 20 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,
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E4r BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE THE
above sale is postponed until THURSDAY, the
Goth day of June, 1878, at the same hour and
pace. F.P Il, SANDS.
myS1-SaW&ds Trustee.
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IN e. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auc6ionesr.
A ICE FRAME HOUSE AND LARGE LOT
IN COMPLETE ORDER, ON STREET.
EETWkEN 26TH AND 9TH SIRE cts
NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY. June 10. at pm. will IL
offer for SALE public auction, to the highest
jt6 3&ds THOs e. WAGGAMAN. Auo.
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RETHE ABOVE SALEIS FURTHER POST
PUNED until MONDAY. June fOgh. 1878 same
hOur arG pace By order OF The Trustees.
n!2o 2taw&dS THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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hUNCAkSUN BKUS., AuCtiOneers.
TOP AND NO-ToP SPRING WAGONS
AUCTION.
Or, On WasDNEsDAY AFTERNOON. csHnE
O'Clock we will sell, at Great FalsA1--2
Ice Company Whaif. at foo% Of 10Th street
1No-TOp Spring Wagon,
Top Spring Wagon,
Lumber Wagons.
Carts.
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until FRIDAY, June 14th. same time and pace.
WIN. n. ROACH, },ro.,.
Je1-eO&dS VIM. H, WARD trustees.
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RE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED I'M
I e.. FL RSnAI, SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A. ID.
1876 same hour and place. By order OF Trustees
Z. A. DARNEILLE. Auct
+. ID. CLEARf, Salesman. my14-2Iw&ds
E8 THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FUR
IHER POSTPONED until THURSDAY. June
2ith, al sane hour and place. By order of Truss
tees. p, A. DARN'RJITE Anrt
+. ID. CLFARY Statesman lee 2lwSds
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
"ASH. Il. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer
Wv No. lOO1, northwest corner of 10th and ID SITS
E'ULEY, Auctioneer, 81 75h st. NV.

sl2, e4O WORTH OF DRY GOODS, MILL
merry AND NOT!pN. ALSO BOOTS
AND SHOES AND HATS.
will Sel -! q Bridge street, Georgetown, ~d,.
on WEDNESDAY, June IL, 1878 at 1OSS4
clock an. aud O'Clock p. NJ, the aboyei A1
stock Of goods, " hch have D n recently par -
chased. id are OF the best gu lily. sac continued
11Om Gay to day until the entire sold is sold All
Sums over SIS ciedit o. so davS, with satisfactory
endOr:ed notes. Fixtures to be sold at Lar day or
lend this sale. "
lte-3t FOLEY, Auction r,
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always moves kinder in waves from
east to west, that came from the
hello +! what's this 2" exclaimed
Cooley, discovering the Irvine
wrapped around his leg. "Who
tied that string to that stove y
AS he looked around inquiringly,
he observed his eldest boy mount
upon the banister and glide swiftly
down to the first floor, where he
stood waiting for an offensive move
ment on the part of his father.
Then Cooley leaned over the
railing, and, shaking his fist at him,
haid:
"You wicked little scoundrel! If
you amt a candidate for the gal
lows, I'm no judge. You come up
here and go to bed, and tomorrow
I'll tan your hide with a bed Stat.
You mind me I'll give you enough
earthquake to make you dance
from here to the equator, you tow
headed outcast ~
Then the family went to bed,
and the boy crept softly up the
kitchen stairs, thinking there was
not much fun in such jokes any
how.
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BEN HAZARDS GUESTS.

Ben Hazards hut was smoky and cold,
Ben Hazard, half blind, was black and old,
And he oobbled shoes for his scanty gold.
Sometimes he sighed for larger store
Wherewith 20 bless the wandering poor,
For he was not wise in worldly lore,
The poor were Christ's-he know no more.
one night a cry from the window came
Ben Hnzzard was sleepy, and tired and lame
'Ben Hazard, open" it seemed to say,
GIVE shelte and food, humbly pray"
Ben Hazard lifted his woody head
TO listen. "'ris awful cold" he said
And his old bones shook in his ragged he'd,
''But the wanderor must be comforted;
Come in in the name Of the Lord he cried
As he opened the door and held it wide,
A milk-white kitten was all he spied-
Ben Hazard, amazed, stared up and down;
The candles were out in all the town;
The stout doors were carefully Shut
Safe bolted were all but old Ben's hut.
Il thought that somebody called" he said,
"Some dream or other got into my head;
Come, then, poor pussy, and share my bed
Then out from the storm, the wind and the sleet
Fuss ioyfully lay at old Ben's feet
Truly, it was a terrible storm;
Ben declared be- should never more be warm,
But just as he began 10 he dozy,
And puss was purring soft and coy,
A voice called family before his doors
"Bcn Hazard Ben Hazard, help, implore
Give drink and a crust Of bread from your store. p"
Out from his bed ne stumbled again;
"Come in, in the name of the Lord," he said
with such as l have, thou shalt be fed
Only little black dog he saw,
Whining and shaking broken paw.
"Well, well" he cued, 81 must have dreamed;
Poor creature" he added, with husky tone,
Thou shalt have the whole OF my marrow bone
He went 10 the cupboard and took from the shelf
The bone he had saved for his very self.
Then, after binding the broken paw,
Half dead with cold went back TO his straw;
Under the ancient bedquilt he crept
His conscience was white, and again he slept,
But again a voice called, both loud and clear
Ben Hazard, for Christs sweet sake, come
here"
Once more he stood at the open door
And looked abroad, as he looked before.
This time, full sure twas a voice he heard,
But all he saw was q storm-tossed bird.
''Come in, in the name Of the Lord, he said.
Tenderly resting his dropping head,
Laid the cold bird on his own warm heart.
The sunrise flashed on the snowy thatch
As an angel lifted the wooden latch;
Ben woke in a food OF golden light,
And knew the voice that had called all night.
'Thrice happy is he that blessed the poor,
The humblest creatures that sought your door
For Christ's sweet sake thou hast comtorted.'
''Nay, twas not much" Ben humbly said,
With a rueful shake Of his old gray head.
"Who giveth all Of his scanty store
In Christs dear name can do no more.
Behold, the Master who waiteth for thee,
Saith: 'Give to them, thou hast given 70 me-"
Then, with heavens light on his face "Amen,
com, in the name of the Lord" said Ben.
Frozen 20 death" the Waterman said,
when az last he found him in his bed,
With a smile on his face so strange and bright,
lie wondered what old Ben saw that night.
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4 Joke That Missed Fire.

Cooley's eldest boy is little too
fond of playing practical jokes.
The other evening he went up into
the third-story back room, in which
the hired man sleeps, and fixing a
piece of stout Irvine to the bed
cloths, he ran it down stairs into
his own room, with the intent to
remove the covers from the hired
man as that individual got into
bed.
The Cooleys had just taken down
their stoves, and they had the par
lor stove standing temporarily at
the head of the third-story back
stairs.
The man discovered the string
just as he was retiring, and, COM
pretending the motive of the in
tended trick, he quietly united and
fastened it to the stove.
The boy, meantime, had gone to
bed, and forgotten about the string.
But about ten o'clock Mr.. Cooley,
who was up stairs getting apples
in the garnet, caught his foot In
the string as he was coming down
the steps.
He fell, and pulled the stove over
him, and the next moment Cooley,
a pan of apples, and about forty
pieces of stove, stove-pipe, CRATES,
and brick lining were rafting down
stairs with O noise like volley of
musketry.
AS Cooley lay upon the landing,
with pile of apples and cast iron
heaped upon him, Mrs. Cooley, the
boy and the servants came rushing
out to ascertain what on earth was
the matter.
AS they approached, Cooley said :
Terrible, wasn't It'll Awfulest
earthquake we ever had in this
country"
"Was there real earthquake p
asked Mrs. Cooley, 81 didn't feel q
shake"
"Didn't / feel il" exclaimed
Cooley, taking stove leg out OF
his shirt collar, and brushing the
SCOT from his clothes, "didn't / fee
iti Why, my gracious The house
rocked like q cradle. though,
she'd go clear over every minute
It's the worst shock | ever felt
Sent me skipping down stairs with
things a rattleing after me, till
thought the roof had burst In
There's something queer abou,
these natural COMMISSIONS. These
scientific men say that the shake
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE DEPARTMENT, MICH, \
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
Lansing, January 2Sth, 1878.

Lansing January 2sth, 1878.
To he Sheriff Of the County Of Aipend:
SB;-You are hereby notified that at the cleo
tion to be held on the first Monday of April next,
the following amendments 10 the constitution of
this state are To be submitted to the people of the
state, for their adoption rejection, viz: An
amendment To section IL of article 6, relative to
the appointment of Clerk of the Supreme Court,
a. provided by joint resolution No. 80, laws of
1917. SAID section reads as follows:
"Section II. The Clerk of each county organized
for Judicial purposes, shall be the Clerk of the
circuit Court OF such county, and of the Supreme
Court when held within the same"
If the proposed amendment he adopted, said
section will read ms follows:
"section IL. The Justices of the Supreme Court
shall appoint the Clerk of said Court and the
Clerk OF each county organized for judicial pur-
poses, shall be Clerk Of the Circuit Court of such
county,"
Also an amendment 20 section of article u.s.
relative TO corporations, as provided by Joint
resolution No. 80, laws of 1877. Said section now
reads rs follows:
"Section T. The stockholders of all corporations
and Joint stock associations, shall be Individually
liable for all labor performed for such corporation
or association"
II the proposed amendment be adopted, said
section will read ~ follows:
"Section T. The stockholders IN all corporations
and Joint stock associations shall be individually
liable IN an amount equal TO the par value of their
respective shares which they own or have owned
IN such corporations or associations for all labor
done IN behalf of such corporation or JOINT stock
ASSOCIATION during the time of their being such
stockhodesr."
In witness whereof have hereunto
I set my hand and affixed the great seal
! SEAL of the State of Michigan, at Lansing,
- the day and year first above written.
T.. ID. q. HOLDEN,
Secretary Of State.
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SHERIFF's OFFICE,
ALPENA COUNTY, Mich,
Alpena, February 4th, 1878.

Alpenh feDluaTy ftn 1901
To the Electors Of he County Of Alpend;
You are hereby notified that at the election 20
be held on the first Monday of April next the
following amendments to the constitution of this
State are 20 be submitted TO the people Of the
State, for their adoption or rejection, viz: An
amendment TO section u OF article 9, relative 10
the appointment of Clerk OF the supreme Court,
rs provided by Joint resolution No. 80, laws of
1877. Said section now reads as follows:
"Section II. The Clerk Of each county organized
for Judicial purposes, shall be the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of such county, and of the Supreme
Court when held within the same"
II the proposed amendment be adopted, said
section will read as follows:
'Section IL. The Justices Of the Supreme Court
shall appoint the Clerk of said Court, and the
Clerk OF each county organized for Judicial pur-
poses, shall be the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
such county"
ALSO an amendment 10 section Of article Is.
relative 10 corporations provided by joint res
olution No. SO, laws Of 1871. Said section now
reads rs follows:
"section T. The stockholders Of all corporations
liable Tor all labor performed for such corporation
or association"
IN the proposed amendment be adopted, said
section will read M follows;
"Section T. The stockholders in oil corporations
and joint stock associations shall be individually
liable in an amount equal 10 the par value o.
their respective shares which they own or have
owned in such corporations OF associations for all
labor done in behalf of such corporation OF Joint
stock association during the time OF their being
''''' ''''~ F.H. DYER,
$50 Sheriff Of Alpena County.