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Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

! The court reassembled this morning f, the adjourned term, Judge French hav,n, arrived from Florence Saturday nigb, No business of importance xas ,rarso., ed, except the settlement Of excen,io,,s q, the Boyer case.
 On motion of MT. Hereford a co,nni,,a, was appointed 10 examine Iosenb Ne,, gass for admission to the bar
 This afternoon the matter of the n-o ceedings for contempt against Rohar, Mason for refusing 10 obey an order o, t,, juction issued by the court, is m tor bear ing.
 Tomorrow the second trial n, roh,, Strode for the killing Of Buck. on eIection day, will be commenced.
 MIR. CHAPMAN and Dr. Tunnels are baol, to town after a week Of heroic travel in Gro Blanco, Arivaca and the Santa Ritas Both gentlemen seem to take pleasure in the examination Of the country, and. we are glad 10 say, are not in so great a hurry to get away as are many Of our visitors.
 MR. WM. DovERNEY Will start A cnop house on Messilla street tomorrow even ing. Bill is we'll known throughout the Territory as an experienced cook, and his lunches and oysters will be served in first class artistic style. He will be glad To serve old friends and new patrons.
 Col. GEO. E. GRAY, Chief Engineer of the Southern Pacific Railroad, will not arrive in Tucson until Wednesday. he having gone with Superintendent Mason from Florence to visit the Silver King mine.
 WE acknowledge the receipt of a new map of the principal mines and townsite 1f Tombstone District, drawn by NIT. s. NJ. Allis. It is neatly executed and we believe substantially correct.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

WHAT can the Miner have against General Wilcox now? We know he is "Arizona's efficient and gentleman ly Commander" and most of our peo- pie are satisfied in the main with the present administration of military af- fairs, but the General, as an officer and gentleman, must feel provoked and even insulted with the tedious and un- dignitied fiattery heaped upon him in the last issue of the Miner under the caption of Peace with the Indians" :"
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16
MinInQ LocdtIoHs.

Tombsione-Southern Queen, by Pat.
 Scott; Hidden Treasure, by J. M. WIn-
 lams; Ram bier, by J. C. Wright, E H.
 HillS and W. A. Wood. Gro Blanco-Sil-
 yer Queen, O. K. Mine and Blue Wing, by
 J. Carter. Arivaca-HindoO, by T. Dee.
 whey and W. B. Taylor; Clipper, by J. J.
 Hardwick. J. Waddie. w. Clark and NJ.
 Knapp. Harshaw-Virginia, by H. Buoh-
 man and c. J. RoSkruge; Tom Benton, by
 ". C. Keegan, J. w. Davis and H. Clay. TucsOn-Knight, by A. J. Knight
 EVans-MountaiD View No. 2. by c. A . Evans. Papago-Bentley, by :. Hughes; Seonaro, by s. Hughes and w. $. Ed wards. Pima-Hand, by J. H. Cumming; Monitor, by J. Black and z. Susuita. Caoao ol-Agnes, by A. A. Winslow. Myers N. Ex. Atlanta, by ". Webb. l.. J. F. Jaeger and $. Dyer. Silver Lode, by J. Brady and L. J. F. Jaeger; \. Ex. Silver Lode, by c. F. Jaeger. AZtec-Hidslgo, lturblde, Abundancia, MeXatile and Tol- tec, by J. D. Graham; Inca, Apache, uarez, JOaquinita and Anahuac. by J. F.. Magee; Cochise and Aztec. by T. Davis. Dos Cabesas-- United States Mint, by J. L. Stuart. Resolute, by W. Anderson and c. B; Kit. Patagonia-Crown Point, by J. W. Williams. Helvei ia-ModOc by T. G. [ koddIck and J. K. Brown: Lone Butte, by i ,. K broWn; Monster, by J. K. Brown, T. | ,. Roddick and l.. Elliott. No district Wheel Of Fortune, Neely, Lincoln | and WadswOrth, by H. Rennfg, II. St. | ClaiI, w. Roach and w. B. Taylor: Bartol- lmy Copper and lille Virde, by A. F. de | lorSe and A. COrdias: Esiella, by J. McC. | Elliott, D. s. Edwards and w. J. Osborn, Plato, by T. Chatham and J. A. Pigott: | starlight, by $. W. Bryant (5O0) and J. F.. | tawlings l.000l; April Fool, by $. Bryant md J. Hirks; Iron Cap. by E. F. Cotton Rhode Island. by T. F. Britton; Excelsior, y T. G. Roddick and J. K. Brown.
 MIR. N. w. BERNARD of Arivaca again talketh about town.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

HAVING purchased the gun store. for merly owned by Wm. Eager, we are pre- pared to sell one portable forge, anvil, bench, and all tools belonging to gun smith shop at a great bargain. Also a full assortment Of guns. rifles, pistols, car trldges and gunpoWder ammunition, &c.
 l.. ZECKENDoRF & Co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

A POsTOFFcE has been established at Empire Ranch, J. H. Harvey, post master. The name of the Hayden's Ferry office is changed to Tempe, Andrew Post, postmaster. Maricopa Wells is changed to plain Maricopa.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

TIE leading ComstOck mines are being furnished with new wire ropes of the Roebling make. Late breaks )f Hazard ropes have made the super. ntendents afraid of them.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

THE emigrator passes daily through our town for the land of gold-Ari- zona." Thus sings the spicy Mesilla Independent.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

THE finest brands of Havana cigars and cigarettes, chewing and smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

SIMPSONS cigar store, PumariegaS, three for fifty cents. Rio Sella, twenty-five cents. Flor de Cuba, thirty cents. Good cigars, six for twenty-five cents. Sampson's cigar store.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Best novels m English and Spanish at J. $. ManSfeld's Pioneer News Depot
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

WANTED-sl,5OO in greenbacks in ex- change for silver. VIII pay ten per cent. premium. Apply tO D. Velasco, Main street, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

Two toned satin ribbon all new shades, and inches wide, 9 to sO cents per yard at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

TASTEFUL, stylish and original. the millinery at Mrs. A. B. Sampson's, near Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

GENTS linen helmets. patent ventiIa- tors, weight two ounces, in this morning at Welisch's.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

SUN SHADES and English walking hats, new styles only D cents at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16
BARNEH, BLOCK & CO, FORWARDING
 and Commission Merchants. Maricopaville, Arizona.

Take pleasure in announcing 10 the
 .sii, that they have opened at Marico- pl',iiIe a house for the transaction Of a General forwarding ard commission busi- nieIe assortment of Merchandise, which 0riII offer at the lowest market prices, sscing shipped their goods direct from New York
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16
Desert Station.
10 Miles from Florence.
The Table

IOo IIUIn f I0fence.
 N' h. LABEREE. Pronrietor G The Table
 Of wsIi.yossStp SdyS supplied with an ample variety this thiiyooked S,ked food. No exagPeration in there n-sse T1ase passengers and travellers by acousin,o1Ss in,1Ssrstand It, and to them all mn. referred fo- With the fact are respectfully
 TOT information
 An. The Corral is Large and abnnrSSays supplied with Grain, Hay cial es ra a',uance ,aa-nce Of good well water. Spe- iy iptr,s,'-aa.iAten with stock or other proper Evvs,el EvervSt,ls to the proprietor. beree,s 'uy familiar with Chas. H. La- Speaks in nI,dLildgement of Desert Station
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

THE largest stock Of toys or every des- criptiOn at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

gentleman, a small, neat roOm--furnish- ed preferred. Address R. M., thIs office.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16
Blacksmithing a n d Wheel wrighting done to order.
REFERENCES

REFERENCES: Lord & Williams, L. Zeckendorf & Co.,, ZeckendOrf & StaRb, L. NJ. Jacobs & Co.,, Tucson.
 J. Goldwater & Bro, c. P. Head & Co.,, Prescott
 Goldman X Co.,, M. L. Peralia, Phenix. J. COllingwOOd & Co.,, NJ. Calisher, Flor ence.
 Meyerstein & O., San Bernardlno. B. COhn, Los Angeles. Neyersiein Co.,, Livingstone & Co San Francisco.
 H. X. 6 F. B. Thurber & Co.,. l.. Zecken- dorf Co.,, 73 Thomas st., New York. fs-Mark all goods and address all com municatiOns to
 BARNETT, BLOCK & co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

Special attention given to the forwarding of Machinery.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16
Free Concert by the Italian Band every night at Levin's Park.

| SIMPSONS cigar store,
 PumariegaS, three for fifty cents. | Rio Sella, twenty cents. 1 Flor de Cuba, thirty cents. ! Good cigars, six for twenty-five cents. Sampson's cigar store.
 WANTED-Sl,jO ,jOO in greenbacks in ex- change for silver. VIII pay ten per cent. premium. Apply tO D. Velasco, Main street, Tucson.
 TASTEFUL, stylish and original, the millinery at Mrs. A. B. Sampson's, near Cosmopolitan Hotel.
 GENTS linen helmets, patent ventila- tors, weight two ounces, in this morning at Welisch's.
 CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Best novels m English and Spanish at J. $. Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot.
 THE finest brands of Havana cigars and cigarettes, chewing and smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
 
 Two toned satin ribbon all new shades, :, and inches wide, ? to sO cents per yard at the White House.
 SUN SHADES and English walking hats, new styles only 75 cents at the White House.
 FoR ladies and children's wear, dress goods, trimmings and fancy dry goods, go the White House.
 NICE sweet oranges, honey. butter, nuts or all kinds and fancy candies at W. A. Bourland's. on Congress street.
 
 THE Exchange Restaurant will here aher be kept open at night. Lunches, oysters, &c., served at all hours. SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. M. Berger's, Meyers street.
 WANTED--Near the Courthouse. by a a small, neat room--furnish- ed preferred. Address R. M., thIs office. THE largest stock Of toys Of every des- criptiOn at the Pioneer News Depot. Free Concert by the Italian Band every night at Levin's Park. SWISS covered sun shades elegantly sl 5O at the White House. SILK veilIngs in great variety, % cents per yard at the White House. To LET.-Suite of rooms on Main street. Apply to Theo. Welisch. 9 ALL silk, brown sun umbrellas only sl 3 at the White House. TEN-PoUND cans Of lard for g. at W. A. Congress street. FANCY clocks, nickel stem-wlnders, at NJ Rerperis ieyelry store Meyers St
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

FoR ladies and children's wear, dress goods, trimmings and fancy dry goods, go the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

ALL silk, brown sun umbrellas only sl 9 at the White House.
 TES-POUND cans Of lard for g. at w. A. BourIand's, Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

Free Concert by the Italian Band every night at Levin's Park.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

SWISS covered sun shades elegantly trimmed sl 5O at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

SILK veillngs in great variety, % cents per yard at the White House.
 To LET.-Sute Of rooms on Main street. Apply to Theo. Welisch. 9
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

NICE sweet oranges, honey. butter, nuts or all kinds and fancy candies at W. A. BourlaDd's. on Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

They are also prepared to con- tract for the delivery of all classes of freight to any point in the
 Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16
ALSO

Will forward all Goods con- signed to them with the
 greatest promptness.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. NJ. Berger's, Meyers street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

THE Exchange Restaurant will here afer be kept open at night. Lunches, oysters, &c., served at all hours.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16

FANCY clocks, nickel stem-wInders, al J. NJ. Berger's Jewelry store, Meyers st.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16
Freight will be carefully stored when awaiting shipment

Requests to have goods for warded by special teams will be invariably complied with.
, 1879-04-13
BURGLARY.
DaIv. Henrot1n & Co.

Burglars continue to make good hauls in all
parts Of the city. They are no respccters OF
persons, and Friday night proved it by fobblng
the store Of the Chairman OF the Police Com
mittcr, AID. DAILY, doing millinery business at
Nos, LII and 146 Wabash avenue under the firm
name Of Daily. Henrotin d Co. Entrance WIS
gained in very shrewd manner, showing the
lob had been thoroughly planned before they
attempted to carry it into execution. A new
building is in process Of erection next door
south to the store. And after selecting place
under the sidewalk Of this new build
ing, where they could dig through
the brick party wall dividing the space
under the sidewalk, they broke open
the workmcn's shed standing upon the street,
and helped themselves to such tools as they
needed in removing the brick. They then made
q hole about three feet square, by lifting out
the tricks separately. This gayc access first to
The coal hole, and thenec to the basement Of the
millinery store. By pryins open a
small frame door, entrance was ef-
fected to the store floor, and upon
reaching there they coolly lit the gas and
leisurelv helped themselves to large quantity
of millinery, velvet, laces, Brussels net silks
and ribbons. Most of these goods were upon
shelves right near the front windows. In the
rear of the store Is the Office. Ihe burglars
made NEGLECT; al attempts to prI open two
safes, aud also a large vault door, but only
partially succeeded. They pricd- open every
compartment in the desks, and read and ran
sacked all the papers, checks, and other oocu-
mcnts, leaving them al carefully arranged IN IN
piles upon the desks. The 1rm estimate tnelr
loss ut about $400. It seems curious that the
burglars could remain so long undisturbed IN
the store, as it is closely watched by the city
police, aud also by Pinkerton's preventive watch.
MASKED ROBBERS.
Lug Ia !aos so,,oaoiod n,dnr ve;1s nr hnndker.
, 1879-04-13
APPELLATE COURT DECISION.
-...fx,3 ~ n4.vfrh IN 7kR T'fTAu726,

SPRINGFIELD, H., April 12.-1he Judges OF
the Appellate Court, Third District, to-day alea
the following decision in vacations:
II. Thomas A. McIntyfe ct al. VI. Trustees o.
Schools r 8, r. L.; error to Greene Judgment
reversed and remanded- c.,ua-.
FL. Abraham L. Gregory vs. George ". spencer e
error to Morgan County Court. Juoemen1 ~
dr1ned- -.x.h.11. nr.
-. Samuel Falls ~. Town Of WhltehaH; "p-
neal from Greene. Judgment adlrmeo- o.
19dianspe!s St. LOUIS ,nnsa Ka.loaq rom a Eagai.
judgment affirmed, Judge Aigbee di5senung: .,-o,
81, George ". Albin ys. Phebo A. hiness' e'1o'
to Coles Judgment affirmed p.-a ,.er.
c. Kimball Gassco ct al vs. lhs e nuaf~ nauaios
peryisors Of Douglas County appeat atG.m ~
Jndrment affirmed. Judge Davis, having traea toe
case below, took no part IN the hearing: ..o.
"a wilcox Bros. VS. Hirsch bfos. appeal Hou
McIean. Judgment affirmed
So. Union national Bank Of Chicago =. .ara. Th.
l. affirmed n;.,p u.,,s+,. an
neal from Shelby. Judgment affirmed.
Owing to the change Of Judges OF the Appel
| late Cou1ts to occur on the first Monday Of jun
, 1879-04-13

NrwY YORK, April IA large number Of la-
dies and gentlemen gathered on the pier of the
white Star Line this morning to bid good-by TO
n|mc forster and Signor Campanini, Of the
Mon1eson troupe. AS Nine. Gerster left her
carriage an admlrer emptied basket OF choice
ao,rors at her feet. On going to the saloon
Nj Mne. Gerster was surprised at the number of
F besatiful floral presents placed on the table for
her ber and siguor campanini. a large horseshoe
nf' nf 'I'd t',bsroscs stood in the centre With
oil tpS" sis and a. assr sss fa!1sy Il lsy
end was s4, grcan auu violet border, and q
t eusn'on onnse ".sA Of tuberosss with "Farewelt
wnte WHITE ecrns. in Tioiets As the Sun we'll says,
sayes u.s. so naT4S 9SSap made aa7 fG5 pssr sE
sen mote " e;nce Nine. Nilsson's first season
has eas6a 6e eood wishes Of every 3 attend
hefei her denartn7es The hopes Of all will be that
she may return.''
, 1879-04-13
SUICIDE.


EpteaH1 I4spu'e" >" 17@ = 1''e
GOSHEN, Ind, April IA man by the name
of McKissock, whose home is near Fort Wayne,
committed suicide last night, at his s'steTs'
residence in Waterford, three miles south OF
this citv. He borrowed razor Of citizen for
the purpose OF shaving himself. He retired
about p. NJ, and some time during the night
cut his throat from ear to ear. The deed Was
not djscovered until morning. 4 young man BY
the name Of Smith HUFF mas sleeping WIN VIE
hfcKissock, and was not aware OF the horrible
fleed That had. been committed until morning.
8uecfal Dispatch to 1As Tribune
Irp1AsAPoL1s, Ind, April E.-aIrs- Matilda
Wadington, an inmate OF the Insane Asylum
committed suicide By hanging this afternoon
Cause, alteration Of mind. ,,
Miss Charity Williams fell dead to day. She
was epceinte, and it is supposed she took poison
to conceal her shame She was very handsome,
Intelligent, and well-connected.
, 1879-04-13
next the Judges of the Third Appellate District
t,o,a ,dopto tho fn]loyxipp rrfe.

have adopted the following, rule:
Ordered, that at the May term, 1870, OF this
Court the cali of the first twenty canses on tue
term. ~ provided by Rue %, and tho call OF tho
other causes on the docket after tho first twenty
viii be postponed until the fourth MoudsJ Of
June. 1879, when the call will commence and
said causes remaining upon the docket be subject
In call at the rate OF twenty causes per day there
after. The time for filing briefs anu abstracts is
hereby extended in the saul causes, so Us 10 CORE
snond with the time fixed By this order for the call
Of the same. 49, ,~,.. ~,
the hnsiness that can be done in the two weeks
Intervening between the sitting Of the Court, May
90 and the first Monday OF June; waen Inc Term
and It would Of course be folly and waste OF
time for them to hear oral arguments In causes to
be determined BY their successors
The examination Of students takes place On
Thuruday, May D.
, 1879-04-13

passementertcs, cord fringes, and white spanlsn
lace. 4 long scarf Of white Spanish lace ls tnen
worn over the head and shoulders,-a becoming
fashion that some ladies are using over tnelf
bonpetR.
, 1879-04-13


way Of uuhnemann.
F, 8. WHITMAN,
IF Ee1v;dere. ILL.,, testified that ne was efaou
otc OF Hahnemann and made lIe enaiEes' I1H u;e
emnloyeu counsel to prosecute 11ie case 10
object IVES to learn the truth o. W tua al 1,v
Mr. Judd WIS sworn, Dut lc1uscu ~ WA" -
whom, he was employed. -,nr far
Nr. Pratt testified that he was empio}eu o .vi
Whitman by Ur. Joseph S. Mitchell, aud ne enl-
ploycd Mr.. Judd .:, ~. 7,,aa. ts hnt T
didn't think they had right to Know
DR. A. E. SMALL
.4:t,a ,o had hccn copuccted for seven years
-;,n a ho,neonathic college in Ihliadenhla,-
tha {;rst one established, and since "1tn nau19
man, It's requirements so aat rs ue "h1"1 t,11,".
nor differ from those OF other coileEes; - a
mann Faculty considered an equl'alcnt. y. ~ =
mc,licnc for five years, certified 70 or t"o pn5
e;';ans II one furnished evidence Thereon
hc h~ could enter the higher c,assr aatsr
lie could. also o,r. 90 D. attending one
coi,rs,, Of LECTURES. He never knew OF the lesn,
1a,;nn NJ The State Board requiring t"o COURSES
~ !scturcs before graduation lie tnoug1s ~
Whinoy was matricu!ated in November. ~.
was not graduated, put reeeveo @ u4I hrsieian ior
twe1ve Years, aud had certificate OF gsauua-
t;o1, in the three principal branches OIL
Hahnetuapn had followed the custom " ~ ~ ~
co1leges,-adm,tted quallneo pels1nt9 pt 10 ~ aha,,-
senior class The couivaients would oe d aon, .he
doncd if the State Board SO oracfeo' anu sns
college would require IL a. Hc
i@S bsS no lux Knoriedse of the pfoposition + Ct
Hahnemnnn to DR.. JOHN, Of Milwaukee, lnai, H. ~
be came down With s55 and passed an s3a9tn1
ton, he could get diploma lhe M paGnos pasth some
tSIeuds, II si and they were tod be was an eaH
Gated man. and thoroughly qualified, and want. p.
% ed to pass rigid examination and get gee4ena n1s
| flinloua, be might take tie 1lsk Vltaout a''eno
, 1879-04-13
TWO DAYS.

Ny darling looked IN my eyes ons daJ
With eyes o; blue
The while he roweu in an earnest WAY
To he ever true;
And closely he held my hand in bis,
While on my face
He placed lingering lovers kiss
With tender grace.
And the roses of June perfumed ths atr,
For the day, ike him, WIS dly1nclJ kalr-
Tho dead leaves ratified against the wall
On other dag.
Is alone crossed tho silent hafI,
And down the way
wandered slow to the church 50 old
Wandered and uept,
And stopped where lying beneath the mold
My darling slept
And the cold wind noaned above his krarO,
As tribute Of Au1u1nn-1eayes gave.
LAURA UADERHnL.
, 1879-04-13

uh,+o teeth mar be secured BY using browns @ 3
ore1ed n1so 1I sanonaceous )enttrice the best Of
"a 1nnth puwdcrs. cent.. hemcmoef tho
,ame Avoid c0untcrle115.
, 1879-04-13

Opium Smoking in Japan.
Opium smoking fad. little liberation tn Japan
A man was recently sentenced to ten years' i'm
nrisonment At hard labor in Yokohama for VIC
iation Of the Law against the practice
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-07
J6Fs TGRFC.iL SKETCH or I.q.N'
RgHE.N' COUNTY.

The political organization OF the county may
be traced briefly as follows: The ordnance of
1857 for TIE government OF the y. W. Territory
provides that the territory should be DIVIDED
INTO towns and counties by the Governor or
the territorial legislature In 1906 the territory
OF Michigan was organized with the seat OF
government at Detroit. Wayne county was
first laid out and then in 1917 Monroe county,
with Monroe village as the county seat. The
boundaries of this county extended westward to
the 'present Indian boundary running to the
western line OF the first range OF townships,
which was not far from the land now included
within the limits OF the city OF Jackson. In 1922,
by proclamation, Gov Cass laid out Lonawee
county and attached il to Monroe county. and also
"all The country within the territory to which the
Indian title was extinguished by the treaty of
Chicago" which embraced the territory OF Van
buren, county. This section, then. was for q
time part of Monroe county But emigr.-
ton pouring in along what was then known as
the 4" Chicago Road in November, 1896 Len
awee county was organized. reserung all suits
pending ia Monroe county to be completed
there. All Southwestern Michigan was at
tached to it, making the broad territory of a
dozen or more counties a part of Lenawee !:
among them Cass, Berrien, Kalamazoo aud
Van Buren,, which were organized into q town
ship called st. Joseph, with the first town
meeting to be held a! " Timothy Smiths" The
pace Of town meeting may not have been then
as indefinite ss the direction on the letter Ito
My Darint Mither In America for il is said
to the credit Of the post Office officials that the
old lady got the letter by presenting herself
at the Office delivery and inquiring, Have 20 a
letter from me son ~ which suggested that sine
might be the mother meant; still, it may we'll
be doubted whether any one from Kalamazoo
or Van Buren, counties attended that town
meeting. .f.,.. ...,.f....-s
stu, the tide OF emigration flowing In, new
counties had to be laid out with proper reser-
vaslons OF suits pending in Lenawee county,
another omnibus bill erected large number
among which we're Cass, Berr1en and Van Blu
rem. Cass county was organized and Berrien
attached 10 1t, as Niles township and Van Blu
Zen was attached to it, or. rather, included IN
stownship consisting partly OF territory in Cass
a. VOL as ali OF Van Buren, and the region
north OF it, by the name OF Penn Kalamazoo
aud Barry bad the honor OF being attached to
81 Joserh county as the township Of Brady
Ia March 1893 the township Of volinia. Cas-.