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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-30
Laws Of General Interest.

The following extracts we take from
the Lansing Republicans abstracts of
laws passed at the late session of the
Legislature.
sECTfONs-CORNERs AND QUARTER-POsTs.
Act No. 70 authorizes the boards of
supervisors of the several counties to es-
tablish and perpetuate any government
sectiOn-cOrners or quarter-pOsts in their
respective counties, which they may have
good reason to believe are lost, or are in
danger of being lost, by the employment
of surveyor therefor, who shall keep a
full and complete record of his work, Civ
ing in detail the evidences by which any
corner is identified, also the manner in
which lost corners are identified and re
established, which record shall be kept
in the same book provided by the county
for surveyors records, and kept in the
Office of the county surveyor, which re-
cord shall be received in evidence i'm all
the courts of this state. Such work shall
be done only in townships where ma.
jOrity of the voters shall vote to raise the
necessary money, not exceeding $3.50.
This act shall not apply to lands where
section and quarter section lines are al
ready properly established.
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS ORDERS.
Act No. II provides that whenever any
order for the payment of money, lawfully
drawn by the highway commissioner of
any township within this state upon the
treasurer Of such township, shall, after
the passage of this act, have been duly
presented to such township treasurer for
payment, and payment thereof shall not
be made within six months. by reason of
lack of funds, such treasurer shall, at
the request of the holder of such order,
make statement in writing of such facts
and deliver the same to such holder, and
such holder may present such order with
the statement to the township clerk, who
shall make minute of the number. date
and amount of such caller, and the date,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-30
MILK CRUST.
FALLING HAIR.

Frank A. Bean, Steam Fire Engine 0, Boston,
was cured of alopecia, or falling of the hair,
by the Cuticura Resolvent internally and
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally, which
completely restored his hair when all said he
would lose it,
Thomas Lee, 2276 frankfort Av., Philadel-
phia, afflicted with dandruff, which for twenty
years had covered his scalp with scales one
quarter of an inch in thickness, cured by the
Cuticura Remedies.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-30

THESE ANDS are Il situated within re
l. sonable distance from Oheboygan, audal
among the best in this secion of the staten
cheaper to bny choice land near town thanI
onsble prices. than to take inferior lands
othing
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
CLOSING PRICES on PHILADELPHIA ST0OhS
aa,r.slaLLlIS L DIVE -. W. y VI-.i.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. H-P. NJ
The Board of Directors of the Western Union Tel
eeraph Company to-day held its usual quarterly
meeting. and after hearing PresidcSt Green's es-
timated report of the business of the quarter to emo
December 81, declared a dividend of ll2 per
cent ON the stock of the company payans
January I6. 1882. The transfer books will closs
December 90 The statements that were submitted
make remarkably favorable showings. First, tne
corrected report for the quarter ended SEPTEMBER
30 shows that the net for that quarter eA
ceeded the estimate of September 13 by the sua .,
1854. TAI, and the expenditures for constructor,
etc. exceeded the estimate only $lo42o; so 'h's
the surplus for that quarter after the PAYNE W
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
Allnlna.

THE GOLD CLIFF MINING COMPANY,
calayeras County, California Capital S2JO0OJi shares
A. 40 each TrAIsler Office, vi broadway. Room ~
NATHANIEL NILES, president and treasurer.
THR GOLDEN GATE MINING AND MILLING CoMPANY,(
IL WALL~sT. NEw-YoRK, Nov.S30 1881.
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders Of this company for the election OF board
Of trustees and the transaction OF such
other be properly brought before the meet
ing will be held at the office Of the company is Wast
New.York CITY, on the 2lst day OF December. 1881.
Polls open from IL ", TO ! PM. ..
''' transfer bOoks close December 10, 1881.
Reopen December ~ 1881.
A. T. BEACH. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
MINES AND MINING


Robinson Consolidated continues to be the oe-
moralzine stock at the Mining Stock Exchanges,
To-day it further declined to $50, rallied 10 2rto
and closed at 3O5 against 3.35 yesterday. Inc
Cortright stocks were irregular, but presented
rather better front. Green Mountain sold as low az
so seller 60 days, but closed at 2O5 against LOO
Yesterday; but Cherokee declined to 90 cents n MS
ing Sun and Gold Stripe being without prices Inc
State Lines were irregular and dull 2 ana "a de,
rs . cents lower at % cents, and Oriental anu
Miller was cent lower at 35 cents Chrysol.e was
30 cents lower at 455, Iron Silver, steady az NJ
tana rose from 1.7O to 1.95, Morse was actFe ~ q
Gs07l cents and Great Eastern, was strong az AZ
cents. The market closed feverish ana unset'iou
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
SENATOR HILLS ROBINSON STOCK.

70 ne razor Of Ihe Trt6uhe.
SIR: The mining article i'll yourissue of to-day
a. fear liable give wrong Impression in regard to
senator Hi of Colorado IL would to imply that
he was expressing faith In the value OF the Robinson
nine while selling its stock. 70 those who know SEN
ator Hill no correction necessary but the fact Is tnat
he n.ced no faith III the many derogatory to the
nroery until near the of business Saturday after
noon and when he had the conversation referred TO
with the of the Robinson lie had not sold share
of His Stock and did not intend to. H.
Eeo York, Dec. Ia, 1851.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
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Robinson Consolidated manager telcgraphed Dc
ccInber 10: shipped yesterday lO7 tons; average
ls.ay 81 ounces. Everything going all right
I,,rrrtnr Symington who Is now IN Colorado lnNcS-
tiyatlng the cOmpanys affairs teleGraphed yostcr-
day that 81 Il, 900 must be Immediately telegIaphed
him for the purpose Of paying one oil the company
notes now due. as there were not sufficient funds
for The purpose the smclters to the credit or the
company. ,u!i ;, ,
dcused from The OHCGy lanes, OF December .;
"Work during the winter Is 10 be confined to de
yelopmcnt, that IL, driving ahead on the veins ana
onrniup up ore resources, that when the mill IL
started M in The spring 100 tons of ore per day can
he stoned il needed. The Yellow Rose alone, in
which there is such fine showing OF mineral, Is
good enough 10 make the company u success. As
The company owns six other good mines we can see
no reason why it should not make its properties pay
largely The expenses have been heavy for the past
aenson owing to the large quantity oi machinery
shipped in, buildings erected, and many other cN-
pcnscs preparatory To opening the mines but these
expenses are all met now, and the company Is III
good shape for wOIh.
standard Consolidated official report, December
2 shows that the shaft Is down l26 feet. The east
cro,s-cut 900 level is IN 4J5 feet: still In hard
blasting rock The total length OF the west cross
cut 600 level, is 1866 feet The south drift from
the east cross-cut 700 level is i'll 30 feet The total
eng of the south drift, 800 level, Is 476 feet the
ieJse in the face is feet wide The west cross-cut
from this south drift il in $50 feet and is i'll very
hard ground The upraise on the Bullion ledge, 300
level is up SO feet; the vein shows width OF 22
feet of good ore. The upralsc on the Cook ledge,
3s5 level il up 80 feet, showing yc-fOot vein OF
good ore On the $50 level, the Ledge III the Slopes
* from 10 TO 30 feet wlde and on The 1J0 level
about 10 feet wide.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
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Media Is rail from Philadelphia, and has 20 trains
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New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FnANct-CO, Wednesday. Dec. IA, 1881
Yesterday. To-day
IN, rrlronAln 10 rur rRmrSrI

San FEN,oGs.o. Dec 1i.-lhc Navajo Mining
Company has levied au assessment of fifteen cents
per share.
Las VEGAS. y. n. Dec. li.-N % depth Of 100
feet i'm the Aillpls beds near Old crater Mountain,
al White Oaks. large body OF almost pure silver
evidently fused by volcanic action, has been dis
covered causing great excitement.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lin the case ot the Bodle
Tunnel and Mining Company agt. the Bechtcl
and Tiogn Consolidated Mining Companies, the
secretary Of the Interior has decided that there can
bc no such thing a contest before the Land De
n1rtfucut as between two mining claimants Tor the
same tract of land, such claims beng adverse can
only be adjudicatcd in the courts.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

Art Schools-Citg.
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER ,,,.-.
In ra..,y. t1pIs in PAINTING Oludsclpc flowers,
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References; Mr. 10. Huntingdon ME W Ia lIdIli M J'l''
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Dantng ataocmies.

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ID. HARVARD REILLY, MASTER OF
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Classes meet Mondays and Thursdays Newport Casino
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New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
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Corporation Notices.
pErARrMENr OF FINANCE,
BUREAU FOR The COLLECTION OF IAAEs, :
No. 80 CHAMBERs-sT., NEW YORK, Nov. IA, 1881.

No. CHANBEae-dI kW- TOEN, NOV. Io5I5
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
~ hereby given to oil who have omitted
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unless the shall be paid TO hlm ut his office before
the rs day Of December next one per cent Will be collected
on remaining unpaid that day and unless the
same shall paid the day January next
will collected all such taxes
the rate OF cent
annum be calculated from october "a, 1881 the day on
the rolls warrants delivered 10 the
Receiver OF Taxes.
No money will be received aer2 O'Clock Office hours
from a. M 10 = ID M MARTIN A. MCMAHON,
Receiver of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

For Young Lades-Countrv.
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
ID cation and home comforts unsurpassed address
Rev. WILLIAM {. BOWEN, a. NJ. BordcntOwn, y. j.
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HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tarry-
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reopens september 10. Miss N. w MErCALF Principal
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ther daughters every room wOuld De lled,"
ton of the Home Sc inary Hightsown " ]. vacancies
MRS. S. l.. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
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Conn Eleventh year SUPERIOR facilities send for circular
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young ladies out OF school, special advantagss for
Vocal harp, piano quit arr, dra wing and painting
For Both Sexes-Country.
DIVERSIDE SEMINARY, BOardingand Diy-
School for lAiios gnd children Red B1nN. V
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thorough in department For circular, address Mrs
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Music and Art College preparatory and business for boys
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Jnstrnrtlorl.


For Boys and Young Men-city.
LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
n ARTHUR II. MANN. S41 Madison-aye
CADY g. WALWORTHS BUSINESS coll
" LEGE, gniOn.sqgare' reO2on' annually September l.
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 700, I'll 6th-ave,
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pTsPaSy fY12n hb%N poG%S ncps
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
and ah ats Df for ,tsshca ss ssapo Of M0S
and & Mechanical 3awpT nSG Professor at
Naval Academy.
DFNOyAL-Wm. W. Richardss school for
II removed to no West i%as n hgSPehs 6 sn
University Grammar School, ,4S1 Broadway,
9spT 1s1aFnen 2as aS'S B. H. Hobby % T. Pncpa
WILLIAM II. LEGGETT has removed i,,iIn ms
year begins Wednesday septehOer[L
For Young Ladies-City.
A r Misses Perrin's School, 2,O2l Fifth-aye,
n New York Terms, $4OO with musical course 500.
MISS WARREN, II West 45th-st.-Eng-
M h Fs9S9 aS and SsF9a9 Day & Young
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UNHE Misses Chadeayne's School, 51S Madi-
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I,UE MISSES LEGGETT, 81 East s1st-st.j
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U,UE MISSES PERINE, 3S East 74th-St.,w will
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Ladies september - h"iIo'i VI A0"
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For Both Sexes-citY.
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WI for Yonng Ladies and Children. kindcrguteh
MISS $. l.. CHAPMAN, -....,
WI English Frcuch and German boarding ana Dly 'cl''
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Rernovcd East i2d-St. 10 west t7tl-7t'
Thorough instruction In all departments
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARIEN'
vi q East Pupils from to 10 instructed III "'
corCiancc with the rest methods Hours, . ol.
Mrs. CHAPMAN'S English and French
.Sh school for YoUu ,icB anl cilrel rc)P'l sept u
Icrl- al - Ec.t S1,i-, .ltt ~ unlel hu"
Der OF JJyN -c1itp' 'r'lti-
NOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ANSOClA-
TION East l5h.st.-Ircr classes IN pookhttpilL'
uLnuocrsplrv tyne writing rcouchng pHp'uHr- w. w.
rriu, nOclpls Free circulating library, lcillngipl
and hGap directory. Instruction IN hanu tlu W''n'' '
inc an kinds oi ucedcwOTk given ont 10 women - .,
also situations found women ~ an dcpiItN'H' N'f'
| ho.-rhDd service. ,-... ,.,.f..-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
brusbes.

brushes for the H0LlDAYS.--In sets and
I'D singly hair CLOTH tooth and nail brushes, DC. JOHN
X. HOPPEI, $40 Pearist opposite peck-sip
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
HIininq.
CLARK & boutwell,,
u .a,a 20 70 ", u,,.,n..t. oorn,r OF wan.

Rooms 16. H. ls 49, No 2 Vas,iu.st. cornsr OF WALL
,,or,,ns ~, \, SegwgfRs Sew;fRr Of mining properties
offer for sale stock the following conpani' D-'
are 2TE qFqsr doLD S61i 0GXRrz coMPANYMnes and mills
hHrRSSiIao gob oUXRTz coMPANYMines and mills
0sasf 0sATEMo Es9yd GOLD QUARTZ CoMPANY-Mnes and mN
TanTe5, TasnFTheR5,RSRoVG sSfa SILVER MINING coMPANY-Nne
and OH hSx SILVER MINING Mines and
NIL siIysF rev MINING coMPANY-Mnes and mills
LsTiSsi fsRdUJNSo fBRUNo COPPER coMPANY-Nine and mill
ofinvesring and profitable mining
stocks invited to communic''gg goHN K BorHwELL.
WILLIAMS J. W. President secretary and Treasurer.
NYTNFR ROY MINING COMPANY,
wi OF COLORADO. , ,.r,r,
Fl Tapsfers S Mutual Trust Company Of N Y
DOBINSON CONSOLIDATED MlNlNG w.
Ia Mines. Robinson Colorad" 10 s5o
CAPIT1L JT4d 20 2ooiSQS %ss i4HNES NsxEark Ea sou
CULVER NUGGET, d3,. MINlSG n ESdaSTav CoMpANl =
Rooms % ana Do: 80
SONORA CONSOLIDATED NJ. AND NJ. CO'
> Tgs GsSis ana soek % dSS SS5l5Sa shaFS sSaS
D,ro Of r,9Ssel 9Gs RoTn 2G g. anGacH1riEE TRUST CO
rJ'HE CHEYENNE con. MINING co.
cAPGTALsTSGK sjjlln PAG RaAF XAtgE;; gs;S s.
coLd F2rFEEcEE SFFcE EfS'5; E6 8; aH5N6&2& Il and Eroa,
- TuE BLACK JACK MIylyG AND MILLING C99g,
IS WALIcsT., Ngw.YoRE, Nov. 80 looi')
rVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockh0ld- Glo.
era OF this Company for the election OF Board 9' iber
Gs 9F .as as tg may bG properly @ SrcHs @eSng will
be held at the Ofce OF the company is "ahs@' Ne"'
city, on the Dist day of December iSol
TmRssr books close December 10, ISL Reopen December
p, 1881. 4. r. BEACH,
The examiner., 1881-12-17

MT. Dwight Porter of Hartford is pr, pairing his report for the census bureau Washington, giving the water powt statistics throughout the country. We not now whether it will include that ( Railroad Stocks or not.
The examiner., 1881-12-17

first place, of sending up petition to Par liament through it's own member, and ulti- mately for the purpose of watching over and furthering, by all available means, the movement for opening the suffrage to women. At the same time the Committee wish to remind their friends that in some localities, where difficulty has been found in forming 8 committee, one woman, able and willing to devote time to giving the necessary explanations to other women, and obtaining their signatures, has repeat edly been found as effectual for the pur- pose as a committee. Were all the avowed friends of woman's suffrage to use but 8 little exertion, the petitions of 1869 might easily exceed in number of signatures those of 1868, as much as those exceeded the petitions presented in the two years preceding
The examiner., 1881-12-17

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