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1879-05-02; Clare County Press
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xy Ctare County Press, ""• ^""~ Taii-'iru i-.vBirv r-iiiuAv",v i- tyr..vRt:, CUt-k- County, Mich., A1.VAUO >\ G001)r*XOt'GH, 7> -»>■:, I'.M.KIN- siimi.r. Ui otK, .Main VT.AR IX AllVAXCI'. Siv.il. (.'.'ill'., I'm:C~vi" l'.uil. 1 Local & Editorial Matters. iS-pjuie Ttmc Table.—F. _fc r. M. r-. k-i- **M^J_« &**■ *_a-Wi-m»_B__-_ VOL. . CLARE, MICH., 3£IDAY, MAY 2, 1879 I'AST. , " rtSCIl__IV","<JU. A, M. Passenger, j:;.- r. m. \v_st, I'.I.NCUKcr »o;t- A, !tr*-j-- I'-sseuvjer 6:58 r. M I., Haiiuv, Agent. 3-ails, Via I'iim- S; I'hhk M AHyl-i'iTi'. Kakavav. " l-:i.l, cl«.s. tiroo a.m., nn.l ':.;n r.M. West, close stt fi;;i«v v»,m. Arrive, Wcst-rn lit lotuvi a.m.,;~i_ 7:00 r.M.j Knh'crn at ,j:."t A.M. Via Si.u,r. to Moist Pleasant. Ai'rtvc niii-uo A.M., 1c;ive at 13:511 l'.tt. J. C Kou(Aii-i.|.n\va V. M. *_>fllcia)l jmd Society IMrectory. S|ii-fitV. \n.r.» I . M;iv.lih (hue. ,'»iil«yf I'mliiiu.'. Ii. W. leflVri,-., . . - Clare. Tix-rfiiir.f.J.t.'. Koci.ar.tli.nv, - . .Clare. I'lcrKan. Register, C. II. Sumlieilantl, . I.'ai-wcll. I'r-scoutia^ Attornov, C. C, l.sterlln, • rarvell. t ircultC.ninl.viiH., 1;. 1.1, nuiiBin-. - lan.ull Surveyor, .1. I. l.lttl.field, ... t.rvv.ll v.'-jruiitti'",—\. V. s|u,,,i, - Cla Com.kki.atiuna*, Ciui'i'ii, Hev; \ II.Norris, Pastor; scniici. at 10:45 A.M.,and ?:" I'.M. SmitU); -■ li.ivl ,-.t 1 • si., I'. I), \M1cat011, Supl M. K. Ciirneu, Kev. W.li. Wave. *l-»r; -ervi.-es i:v crv uHcri'.lt. ^i|i|tl;l\;.i tu' v.vi. il 7', r. .!. Sinillav -ilii'iil al I.- M. R. H. ***»l»l npt. I'r.ivv'i' ni(.v.iin^ I hur>.I:t> .11 -'^i'. M. •awl, Women's CT. T. Mrs. W.ll. Ware/ I'm-idem, \Iih. \V. \\ utivliv, see.: Mi*- 111.1 Win.;/- 1."i. " it",i.'i.liiu -.'}. Meet-"."vers- Kuinliv- »t 1I1*. < lmr'.lte- allci'ii;,t...|v a ; p.m.: jiruvcr inci'tin^. ■ -..i\ \\t-iti_Mj.il, ' 1.-1. I'iil»lii Imiir.i. IH-INKSS I.OCAI... Try Jeli'ories's •">(> cent line cut Chew Jucl<.-onV Best Sweet Navy Tobacco. A largo stock of Humes.' at Cooley V. on hand The best Tea in _\II.*1ti^*.m for ".Oct? ul J.C. Koekafollow's. <■**, Jeflerios* III cent Ten beat i-onl tea in town. Try it. any .*D t-fc, ' .-' ' • - - I —_NTisrf Fanny AVi'ger places on our desk aboyuetof beautiful wild flowers. Thanks, little lady. >&•.]). W.Lanib returned to Clare, ■Saturday last, fully-restored to health. Hi!* many friends greeted him gladly. ?"—Under a decision of the'Supreme Court Judge. Jcfrerios will d.a\v-"avV increase of is'OO during his'iorin" of office. —Tip Calkins takes a whole col ui'nn of advertising for the next ye-ir.. lie feels lively, and menis' to lefc/fplks know be is still on earth, in tho'nard- warc business. —The present number completes (Volunie one of Tin-- I'lu-.ss. it will continue to be published, and will bo. enlarged with the next issue, f (>f its i pro.-pects and future course jiiijK'^vill j he said hereafter. "' '," .'t j Tho Hand i^ to have a tasty uni- bi-jn, a dark blue double-hreasted •u'lic coat, cap and pants of like color, mined with gilt, it will be fl> 1 regulation 1 ° j cor* ot the The ladies social of the..JM. K. I church will meet at the residence of -drs-, Henry Ort, next Wednesday j evening. Kefreshmontt- will be serv- 1 ed. All are cordially invited. I Mrs. \V. II. \Vahk, Secy. ] 3Irs. (i. AV. Booiin, Vice Pres't. --Prohibition is dead for at lea-*t ; two years to come, the Mosherbii! being defeated in the House by a vote '»-oJ* nearly two to one against it. The -si'.-id tax law cannot be passed now in FINE JOB PRINTING.. o \V« Ii i\c .11 lit., fit.lliiir, I'.tr i)..iiv ,11 |.""|, (,f nnc .lull l'niiiini.;, iu.ludiiij Past Cylinder and Power- Presses, I'm -Mxuiiiij. in tli'.- bt.l.ijI..- B(H)K,S, .('IKCUI'-ArtS, CARDS, I-ANV CASES, ETC. l'leasi_n.u,ali:.il. C..-«l Wyrkaml I u > l>ii-__«. NO. 52. with gilt. It will be .ho; 1UU, u fatigue uniform of the oitj- ^tr. ie United States Army. < ',*,()*r Tin.* Pul-sh had a little bill of $KK) against the cbuntj* for printing the law brief in the case against the Aur ditor Oenemf. Crajsy Jeenis of, the Farwell Jiag'-stinker did not^^ relish it very extensively, .so lie wrote a letter to Superyl-oi* Jont. Oreen, unking him to read it to the JJoartl: Jont. did not do it, but he. di<l put tlie letter ''whero.it would do mostgowl." If crazy Jeeins bad anytbing to Sivy' to the lioard, \\-fiy did lwi-not go before it, logicChaimianSmith rightin the eye, like an honest man, and say this thing is thus and so? Tlmt would be much bolter than to wrjtv.siK*ttk- Jonathan CJreeii. ind John .Hatfield, as such eoniniitiey" On motion ofrjfa-p'r Hatfield, that the board ap*W«iB:" a ^onitnjttee to meet on the (a-roiHids at "Budd Lake, the otlicials pf \\iS^F. & I\ lAI^ JVy Co., for tlie pi*r,H»^__^selecting grounds for ctalnty l.ulI«U U» iiiotion-of, Sup'r .Ic^-iirtoii, that the Hijardof Sui*visorsof tliis county ije tlie eoininlfee. f On motion oflPfup'r Jdhiison, the (Vanity'l>e»s"^ir***C'l*r()se<.-uting Attorney, SI-oriflT, vn'w'ounty' Clerk wero i'dded'to said^t^mittee. On motion, tyf th<» cliairmaiiM'l U ing letters-, ftd-ides, it wouUi have given the Hoard also a eliauce to ex- j clerk be and press it* opinion: of .IcCnis. and Iu* niiier into coutngt would JuVve beard *omothing Wj especial a<h'antage. "; Clare coufjty ha« a new post-otUce j On motipn of. /-stoblished hi the town of Sheridan,' ■■lmlr be and }•_, icd after the Ohio hero, Wade. I appoint all stif Wm. A, Thompson bas lieen ap- c,--sary for the c7i pointed |Hist-nmster. | The committ<, vas.-- the vote-; f_ p'r Johnson, tbat this board, and the j'-reby authorized to with the Detroit Hou.H'of Correct)?*, on the part of tbis county,Tt/fntliih county may .-end jirisftnersjSi the said jiouse of correction. 'f . , y>unr»«-rl» .-Hectluir. The third ijuarterly meeting of the Clare Methodist Episcopal charge will be held at the t'liion School house, four mile.-.' south of Clare, on next Saturday and Sabbath, May .'!rd antUlh, J87U. Rev. A. .1. RuR«eIl, | ^"-st. ■ip'r '.'re.-n, that tho reby authorized to fig coliiniittees needing year, appointed to i-an- the several towns, 1 aurr cojisT'liduti^honi, cast for the re- nioval mid ogaififetthe removal of the county .cut,Tt*_*J_:t as follows: TJmt tiiey hp,vilcanvassed the votes as returned frVift the several towni and the followijjj^i*' tlie result: 1-residing Elder, will be present and j otticiate. Treaehing on Safurdav at j O^nit, •_ i'. m" ithe mmrterly conference foi-1 " lowing) and at 7; p. in. Sabbath ser-' (,'roonwood time to ail'ect any change this year, j vices, love fens) at !>■' a. in. Preach-, " " j which eonimenced tbe 1st of May. . ing at 10. a. m. The sacrament of tbe , Haye • Seventy-live cent'IVa sithlfiir.Viets. . ln NlyjllJ, (l,^ (he bondsmen ori Lord's Supper following. The mem-1 " at J. <.. KocKaioiiow -.. )i(jU(|), (lt%al(>r, •", (.|j(re) s]|all v^ide •" j \m\u\i and the publii* are cordially Surry Try those celebrated fruit: rusk* i-'riedr. I,ange'sbakery. A choice -election of cakes and eoii-'anti sv\\\ fevtiouei-y at Eriedr, Uinge's. j proper bv here. .,1; the county, the town board exceeded j invited. The otlicial meinb-rs arc |its authority. However, it stands-as,-pecially n*ipie.-.te<i to be pre-eut. jan expression of opinion of the board,, W. II. Waui,, Pastor, be endor-ed an right and; nine-tenths of the people' All kinds of greens and vegetables of the .season on hand. Eriedr, Lange. I_ii'ge.sl(tck of wall paper, new pat- tcn**, cheap at JI. Trevidick's, Clare. J'lMHjri'j*, of all kinds taken In ex- should like to see just ten thou--and ' \ change-for Harness- at Ct-oleyV, Clare. !,)f t]u.ni ^.j,,,,. -nto rlur<i wmty to '' " lhu-kw*S'&ground lit TIoniH*^«u«iMTciuUlm']*.-oui<*iev.ry one of i"*^-----^'-'^^^?**?'^^ ,'«-- -•an,""lrtB**Ti--tlf'-_i_i_i--|'-'^i I,**-i'i J'rlday. "* — - - - • - *"» »T^«K^»mnt*««trtN**i1r-»t^^ The entertainment for the benelit of —Tbe iiegroe- are emigrating in i the Clare. Cornel Hand, took place at thous-andsfrom thesouth to the north,! tho Congregational church, last Fri- bc(*au-<'of their continued ill tm_H/lnyev-euiiiy. -Thrchureh wus crowd-' menfc by the ex-confedcr-i((.*-. ^'<><^d, and i\yn receipts \\erf' libt-nd. aiuv-uhtpig to l?'ll, Jtiiviii{j a clear profit of uhout •*--*; and 'tfic* rtige l»w>p- Vriyistill on bund. Tlie ^ctin_r i/-. Best assortment of whips and lashes in the county and sold at bottom prices, at "W. S. Cooley's, Clare. ('ooley has .just received a large stock of whips, both team and driving, the best in the county and as cheap as the cheapest. —The matter or lYUowimr swim* to run at large in the public .streets should be acted upon at once by the town board. No man bas a right to allow his bog to injure his neighbor's garden, and the board should see to it tbat at least every four-legged bog is kept out of the public streets. —Robert E. Johnson, Esq., a former resident of Midland but now oi Something New—-II. Trevidick ha- received a large stock of Ready-made ... Clothing, of the latest styles, and at Shendanan township, Clare county, rock-bottom price-. revisited Midland last Monday. He I is now foreman of the Rarnard Earni and at the late election was honored by bis constituents by being chosen supervisor of his township.—Midland /ndi/xnilrnt. * -Rev. Mr. Edmonds will preach at the school house, next Sunday, after which tbe rite of baptism will be administered at some convenient locality. Tbe Reverend gentleman is an earnest worker, very pleasant and genial in his ways. Thc society is increasing. from New Jersey, being a sample of ^ ^ .^^^ ^^ ^ ^ goods jus.1 received by him. , t.mmtv ^ Js tQ ]mve ft imm_ of M" —(Senei-oiis-hearted Itobt. Crawford; mv^ ,ln(1 -rf n()t t() ,)(> knowIUW Budd sweetens the printer's pathway with j ukt>< rp)ui"_ js a (liff01.elK,c of 0pin- excellent ma|)le sugar. Thank you. |1()n ,ls tl) whal it s]iall 1)e ^jjp,^ but Mr. l-'rieilr. Lange lettuce ha\*c-jit_is understood that Hon. Win. L. -nine lettuci.", and aNo simc early^j Webber fsivors naming it after a very n I tender my hearty thanks to my numerous friends and patrons for tlieir custom. I receive good new goods nearly every day. I sell them extremely low but strictly for cash. I>o not call without it. Special Mention. - Burt I lusted wont fishing again and caught :H:., of which the printer received a generous supply. —J. C. Rockafellow prcr-ontod us with a new hat, and a beautiful tureen £_?_fc_K&__-_te*;j L*v7rrVerTJW_r™,**«W»«,.-. .'forM.emovsi.. ^gainst ,. fi-tfjUttiJHivni " -*Agtiinst for'j'omoval , "JAgiuiist fttWemoval .jA'gsdnst (itfj'tt'e'nioval &hl»^ ftMftgnovttf ^r,\gainst Suninierfield,f(S;iteH-ioval.., " '-^'Against WjiiterlieJ(l,'Ai^.ttcn-ovaI..., _i^8«i"--t.. KprtlienjnMVyi Agninst. Sbericluu, I upon*-ti: state of our columns forbids a lengthy notice, but will say, that whatever of good then' was in it, is owing largely to Mrs, M. E. Chamberlain, who had the entire management of the entertainment, and to whose efforts success was due. The band tender their warmest thanks to all for the generous uid and patronage on this occasion, and assures the public that tlie means so raised will bo used for the credit and benefit of the town. .. •.".I ..000 ..ir._ .. U ,.. :«) .. 00 ... _H .. 0(1 ... II .. *•.> ,.. .V) .. 11 .. :•!» .. oo ... SB .. i tJU^*puntywut..4!M) *•*/"'" ? - llW! ."iiw,,«i............ I lrf.1 ttmmwr ... , . i-Oi&tift&feMl- t— + _r*->,"« ?" *-- attorney and county dork met at Budd Lake and viewed the proposed site of the county seat. Mr. "Win. L. Webber, Land Commissioner of the F. & V. M. It'y Co, met the comnut- tee at the location, and made a verbal statement to them, to the effeeUhat the Railroad Company intended -to immediately have a topographical, survey made of the forty acres on which .tho.p-oble have voted to movo the county-seal, viz: The south-west tmartei* of south-west ('iiartor, of Fee- lion twenty-one,, Ipy't] iVfnet.eeu north, range four west, atjd have a pla,. of the same into -villngc.lotsmi.de aud recorded. Mr.'Webber' also verbaly agrecl for the coinpa'ny to"givc the county a deed of any block of .-aid plat on the forty -acres which the board or a committee of tlie same might select," free of- cost, said selection aiid deed to bo made a« soon as convenient, after the aforivaid pl»< is recorded. R. Smith, Chairman of Committee. WiiBKKAs, The R & I*. M. R*y Co. did oil^fjllc ittth day of April, \. v. 1870, by 'their Land Commissioner, Mr. "Wro. 1j. Webber, make a statement to the board, that they intended immediately to make and record a plat into village lots of the s. w. ' of s. w. 1 of sec. "1, town 19 n. range 1 west, and r Whkkkas, .Mr. Webber did at the same time verbally agree to rlr-wl 'after said jilat is made and recorded! to this county free of co->t, any one block of said plat to be used for county pur- por.es, that this board or a committee of the same might select, therefore AV .-n'ral, by the Board of Supervisors of Clare county^ That the building committee be and is hereby instructed and authorized to select and designate tho block on which the county buildings shall lie located, and procure a deed therefor. On motion of Sup'r Johnson, liesolved, bv the Board of Supervisors of Clare county, That the following named ]K'r,sons lo-wit: Jonathan Oreen, John Hatfield, Albert A. Shaver/ Jacob p. Newth and Emmet T. 'Jlolcomb '•liiiUeonstitutetbe building coniiulttit* fyr ihe. enduing- year-, to Jtbenteimry cfMiniy buildings, to Ik*. *^^_iP*_f s. V. iotij. w4, pr,ee. Crcditctl on lnuik>. of Co, Trc;i-, ".,$ 5 <■ 6. A. W. Mclntyre, Justice from '74 to '7,! Amount imjiuacJ ami \\i\h\ for linesa.s shown by Uf'^Uet *, * fi 5y " Credited ou bouLi* urCnunty Treasurer vi ■* 1 a\. v-iinr mi- ->citKV. j. R. M. ^Inini-.i'A\ , r»JKiT'**-, fittiu '7- iu ','"• Amuiini iif fiitr^ impiiscd.... t '\ - Amouni twill a* *-ho i u h\ dm Let m ■* Credited us .Hov. n «ni ho-tU.^tif t o, 'l'ici'tir«-r ;:*-» ** 'purpose of having the iiroceedings published m both county papers. JouxITati'ibw), ! The report of the committee' on 1 printing accepted. on motion of Sup'r Cummins, tbe account of A. E, (Joodenougb, for printing, of one hundred dollars, be allowed at one hundred dollars. On motion of Sup'r Johnson, that, I portion of tlie report of the commit- - •tee to examine justice docket and 1 county treasurer's books be laid on the table. Carried as pertains to .Justices.. Chair ordered iw_n until) o'clock. Board iret at 1 o'clock, rdenibc i all present «>n motion of Sup'r Cummins, tho report of the committee appointed to i examine the county treasurers book be laid on the table, except a- to tho i'i- • account of J. C. Rockafellow. Wui'iu-As, By the report of the committee appointed to investigate ... the accounts of the Justices of'the 1'eace, and the several County Treasurers, and i... Whi-1'I-.i.s, Tin* committee -o ap- >- pointed, find that, lohii C. Rockarel- Your committee further report tlmt j *0". hus ,m.r ,,.,,,[ "u Uix vlXLrlvU tJje they find no more fines to have been j^,,,, 0f fourteen dollars. Therefore imposed in any of the towns of tho n»o it county, than such a- are heroin reports Shtitt in,; a .Ulitivn, ) ,-!', ...}. *, » a, llirum W. .Uh.11, JiiMi.'? fimu iSrH, Am't fine, iiiipu^si! und |i'(lsli.iv\u hyd»iv;l.cl.S i < Am't ere litis, on Co. 'I riM^'ircr* bogl. ,.,« i < 3. I>> mull W. Ilii ..-iiv,vit},.tn*ti<,; frtini "71 tti'79, Am't linn.. »I ..ml p.tt.lji *li...-. til>v il'n.L, I...J n ' Ainvu'ii 1 -•*".... 1 -.1 l,.,t,t. ... (.,, rrt»:ivt,r'-r.. ■ ■ SliO.vilH I '-.'.(" il-." V -r. r " I ,. «. . I In I'tliu, Ijsii'i- f 1 t'; fj !.«;., Ain't li'i.: .i.ini.-^tl j'til ji'_ -hft.\t. l»v .lo-.'l,ft.*i ir Am't ..f^.Ii'r.; ...[. titvjl. .. [* t ... frra^iiici' 17 j. ,\. \. -i. .11.11?, l..v.icvl>... 11 l^;' to iKyj, Am't - f lit.'-. \mouit'. p:n.| Ain,/.!i'. .i-tlii-.l to'.*, .rv.hi. 1.1. Innrlir^'i p.ii»I vti: ami (!.'■ kil.nl. ■ ii d^lUt-l, .!ii,va jt.,; ,. iniir.?»l tv illi •i.t.-t.'t rr. ..id. .. *.'. II. sir.lirriiu.!, |,,>,i V .■•: t^ ,-|. ,. n bj ,|,." Un ..1 1. .. . I|., il'•' -i-.. -rl > 1 Ir.'ol* .*' ' u. 1 ri-ii-ur.-... r: ... .Ii <vu» '.;i lirrsurors 1..-..1.-i* l.r'..*- rj-jmn^tl in tl.r '!- , Vi-l, .0 ni a iv -* tint ii'.ii- i-<i o.fr pftvniriu il tv/ . . I. ■•■ Ir^.n T»7^, Ain't lin. liiinni.e-.i .ind p'd .l.-r. n l.y.Jf. trt.*- Am'tV.T.Iit'.i|..n In..-',, -l l.'o. 'I rc.T.>ir*-r 1(. vs>.|l|. t.r -III |:ll.A\. . 1. 'A il'i ,tu H.imj.-j.t, JiimI.'.. tV-.in ';; ti. ';" Kiurn irn.r^^i' tnti ji;.iil:.^sl..,. n i.v ,1-i.trt,.^ (..r.-iiilrd'oll Ii-...I "C. I'i-m .;r-i Your com mi I lee Im'f her report that they made an examination of the books of the County Treasurer, and find on page ii of Ledger, that Ooo, J_. Hitchcock. :i~ treau'or, charged himself to balance account,-*-|.l"i7Ji."i which -hmild of lnvn sl,-J.'>7.0*i, ..bowing an error in bi> favor of spin. On page -o of liedjrer, Ooo, E, ► lui k>'«_t_. Ultfli-wny Hohlicry and Murder. An Indian by the name of James Henry was brutally assaulted ou last Wednesday night, about!) o'clock, on the Alt. I'feasant road, a short distance north of Isabwlla City, by a drunken Erencbman named Butah, with a knife, inflicting several terrible wounds upon the head, face, arm, legs, and abdomen, the latter allowing the bowels to protrude considerable from tlie wound. Dr. Stoner, of Mt. Pleasant arrived very early in thc morning and dressed the injuries, but the Indian died next day. Be- lore his death be made a statement to the effect that the Erenclimnn demanded his money, and being told Hoard met at half-past one o'clock p. M. Members all present. The chair appointed the following standing committees for tlie ensuing year: Commitle on claims, Jonathan Oreen, John Fleming and Robert E. Johnson. Committee on printing, A. A. Shaver, ff. J. Cummins and John Hat- Held. The committee on claims made the following report. The amount of the claims and amount allowed as set opposite their respective names: that he had none, attacked bim in "iir iv-Vlin-., ti.iVL ..!->, .-.".>. ....._ w v,l-lMJ?.'i iil> I'l.S iUllllillU IL iUlV.'i It VV"! V .!.".. _ . ._■ l . , j- i-i • ii 1 .1 1. i" ,".,_■,.9 , .... . <• • , , -■ ,1 the manner mention, and took from idishos, imported, probably to make'- xloav political friend, known tho world ,. . . ";. ' ' ussmart. In continental Europe, the ()V(.,. ilri old Jach Cbandler! imm «*.um>. inert wu. liaker i~ a groat man, and in our estimation he is none the less so in America. .— ... *. ^^ I.OCAI. BRKVITIKS. t.uoit^ Plant >(iur garden. Raise something for the Eair. J. I?. Slattery is putting up a new awning. - Rod Ribbon mooting to-night at town hall. —Mr. McEwan has lowered his " prices on lots. —AYork at Budd Lake will commence at once. f 'ale. Sterns wants the-town hall opposite, bin hotel. ., / -The railroad to Budd Lake is to bo completed at once. Mr. McEwan is opposed to donating a lot for the town hall. —Tne new bell for the Congrega- '?'" lional church is ready to be hung. —"What are the committee doing as to a bell for the new M. E. church. _^' .-"Tiii" Calkins is making a fine residence of bis house on Main street. - Mr. David Eoutch bas been dangerously ill, but is now able to be out again. *_/ Tin-1-uKss is in new quarters, | not d() *t fm. i(W, J^and can effect thereby needed improvements. —Mr. W. E, Johnson, Into of Clare •county, will engage in the grocery business at (iladwin. ed of himself. as an old feud I between thom, tho Erencbman hav- - The only mar occurring at the! ing killed the Indian's pony last sum- late band concert was the bill of Ed-1 mer. The Indian leaves a wife, said ward A. Stevens, Esq., who placed to he thc handsomest woman ou the his service.- at a valuation of four dol- reservation. Rutah is iu jail at Mt. ' lars and a half. Instead of the band ] Pleasant. J paying Mr. Stevens, the gentleman W. S, Cooley. Justice fees..'. J 5 IO ' 5 l" A. A. Shaver, Jur»r 5J SO K. J. Spring, Juror. -,u SO ('.. 1\ HolbroO-, Juror VI i" W. 11. Klden, Juror SU V) P. Cnltuin, Juror. ,".,, -■ -O J. 11. Newth, Juror -. ... A. F. G»odenongh, Priminj; ( -"» 4 i-. " " 3 ^-1 j £ 1 l'hil-iider D.wiil, Services 6CS *i» (',, S. David, Services,, -18 J18 Henry Oavid, Services 3V8 818 Herman Cramer, Services........ '. j8 * I* .1. r\ Saunders, Services 11 it 6'* A.. V. Nrwhury, Services - ).' - >3 f. St. Hinds, ColTin IJ.lO 1.1 .0 1 .A. Badyley, 1'ouuty Canvassers.. '^4 n 84 Geo. I . nitchcocl:, " , 1- 81a John V. Ilorniii-, " .1 -1 3 T3 K. Smith, " ?'1 '45 W illluin Smith, " 7* 780 O. lloml, " 3 88 t SS R. T. Joliiuvn, " ,6*- 4-3 Amos Sloclwell, " J* 50 8 so l'. Stevenson, l'ield noi;,$,"... ... ou *2 OO ought to pay the band, because he had a particularly nice time in visiting with the ladies, for whom he is known to have a special weakness. Moreover, tbe concert was gotten up for the benefit of the band, and not for the benefit of Mr. Stevens. Besides, the man who plays the big bass horn hired him, and he says he will pay it himself. Tuba sure lie will. (That looks suspicious, for if it is Tuba paid that way, he will pa;f it— in a big born!) —Mr. Holdeu has repeatedly appeared before the Board of Supervisors and declared to them that it was worth I?lot) a year to do the county ' printing, and that he could not afford ; to do it for less. Yet this year he took it for $2:1—to maliciously dam- ago a rival. Now it is put afc $60 apiece, and it will be seen whether or not he can "afford" to do it for that j |0***-1CTAI,.| BOAKD OI-SITF.HVI-OR8. r-roc--cIIijkth of tlie Extra Hi-*Hlon. FAHWKijii, Ajiril 1M-, '79. Pursuant to notice the Board of Supervisors of Clare county, met in special session at the county clerk's office, in the village of Farwell. Cpon the roll being called, the following answered to their names: Frost-John Hatfield, Orant— A. A. Shaver, Greenwood—James Printie,. Hayes—"Reuben Smith, Hurry-—Geo. J. Cummins, ■Sheridan--R. E. Johnson, ■Suinnierlieki—Janathan Green, Wintorliold—John Flemming. On motion of Supervisor Green, John Hatfield was elected temporary chairman. I On motion of Supervisor Green, price. Ho will grab on to that sum i Reuben Smith was elected permanent just as a hungry vermin would snatch j chairman for the ensuing year, a chunk of old cheese, and thus give i (>n motion of Sup'r Shaver, the lie to his assertion that he could Resolved, That a committee be ap- And we want bim - pointed by the chair to take the re- to distinctly understand that it was>tum- our friends alone- and not his--who was I *'""■-' ef the several townships of the vote of the removal, and agirinst the , , . .. . . , . " ,, . , removal of the county seutftnul con- gave him that sixty dollars. Such Uolidato the same and report the same generosity ought to make him nsham-1 to this board. Chair appointed It obi. F, Johiieon, (', 1". Ui<lbrou-. up't uf Pour. .to Uirani W, Jcwcl'v.^.tice..., _.. 41 75 John Wiggins, Witness ., .. J <hu V, T'.inahue, Constable 1 7- Jamcs Gordon, Witness 1-jo Jev\«ll i. Scott, lioard 5 ;,j Wells, Stone X. Co., Sundries 34 ...j A. \V. Mclntvrc, Sujrt. of Poor.... H. W, Jewell, Drawini Jury Smith S; Clisoil, Urp. Safe V. 11. Ivans, Supt. uf Poor. C. Breed, Deputy sheriff. W, W. Harper, Constable., C. U. Sutherland, Justice 1050 1 50 _ 1- 18 00 So 45 J15-! 4&- t 90 5 '0 .14 'JO It' ^O i -9 .1 00 1».A K045 .» i* K.J 8 11 "45 107 21 9 45 107 .1 7" 77 K. Smith, Report nn Cum C. C. Casterlin, Sundries A. K. Mac., Sherin', J. C, Udckalcllow, Sundries... TONATHAN GRF.KS, , JOHN H. FLEMINt;-. ICominittee. ROUT. P. JOHNSON, J The account of A. F. Goodenough of sMOO.OO was reported back without recommendation. On motion of Sup'r Shaver, the report of committee was accepted. On motion of Sup'r Shaver, the report of committee wasadopted, except the account of A. F. Goodenough, On motion of Sup'r Shaver, tbe account of A. F. Goodenough was laid on the table to be taken up Saturday, April _Mh, 1879. liesolved, by tlie Board of Supervisors, of Clare county, That the Board adjourn until Saturday, April 26th, 187!), at!) o'clock a. m., to give tbo committee an opportunity to visit the proposed county site of county seat. FAUWi-r,',, April 2<i, 1870, Board met at 0 o'clock a, m. .*£_. Members ail present, The committee consisting of full board, treasurer, sheriff, proseculiug riTr,-*oy tne _ ors of Clare county, That tbe bin ing committee be and are hereby authorized and instructed to clear the block upon which are to be located the new county buildings, or so much of the same as thoy may deem neces- sarv, by letting the same by contract to the lowest responsible bidder, giving sufficient security for the faithful performance thereof; such security to be approved by the committee. Also, Pesalved, That the building committee be and aro hereby authorized and instructed to erect suitable county buildings on said block, by making p'lans and specifications, and giving thirtv days notice of the letting of tho contract in each of the papers published in thc county, and letting the contract to the lowest responsible bidder, giving bonds for tbe faithful performance thereof, said bonds to be approved by the committee, "provided that the expense incurred under this resolution shall not exceed one thousand dollars." Amendment offered by Sup'r Cummins, "provided, that the expense incurred under this rcrolution shall not exceed ten thousand dollars." Supported. Amendment to the amendment offered by Sup'r Johnson, "Provided that thc expense incurred under this resolution ohall nofc exceed three thousand dollars." Supported. Question being called on second amendment, after put, was carried; after which, micstion on first amendment as amended beiug put to a vote was carried. Question being put upon original resolution as amended was carried. To the Honorable Board of Supervise ors of Clare County: Your committee appointed at the January session of said board, for the purpose of making an examination of the several Justice dockets, and the books of tho Treasurer of said county, and who were instructed to report the result of such examination to your body, beg leave to report as follows, the committee, examined the dockets of the several Justices in the various towns iu the county, and find them as follows: Tuvvm-iF or -RANT. i. Thc docket of Elijah Wheatou, Justice ft-cm i87t to i8;j. Amount paid for (inesas shown, by docket $ 68 to Aniounttreditcd onCountj Treasurers books jo co ; Risolvnl, Thai John C. Rockafcl- ; low be instructed to credit himself with the sum of fourteen dollars. Gf.o, J. (•'trM.MJX*'. On motion of Sup'r Cummin-*, /{rstj/rat, That the sum of one hundred and twenty dollar- per annum bo paid for eveouling Ihe county printing, and that the -aid miiii of one hundred and (weuty dollar- be o'lualJy divided between ca'-h and all Hitchcock credited He- ti tun-hip of> Hi'* \'oekly iiow.-papcri published Sheridan to ballanee account *-?••<*-*■».*•• t, within (he comuy, uhieji shall print which -hoiild be -*_'>.*..i'.l, making an 'therein the otlicial document;- during error of*, in iu the town of Sheridan, Hie official year, and that tbe procecd- and again-t the county, ' ; i»gs of tlio Board of Supervisor.-! fchaiL That tbe amount credited to thelli«l»«bli_lied within flfitvudaj-^uft Clare and Gladwin Suite road fund, j each session thereof,.* was £ii,:HI._*(», and charge the .same • i>"• watiou of Sup'r 'CaittJftiii- ,H«j fund .*?(i,!H>;l.S7T making a payment of account of A. E. "Slack, of §0,75-b^aj-' !&o'2.iVi above amodtitrecejved by the county on that'fund, , ., - On page Ul of LedgyTjv the <*otnMn- geni fund tech-or^li^ *_i!H*e it&-«-.ti! ]__ ' J_-mm ___' niton final settlement (jfjo.'nr Hitchcock charged himself with error 81 tl, but the book does not show Showing a deli.ienoy of. $ iS oo t. Abe Comstock, Justice, from 1873 to 1874, amounts of fines Imposed as shown by docket ? C* 00 Amount us credited on buoks of Co. Treasurer -id 00 Amount Credited on books of Cu. Treas 26 00 Showing a deficiency uncollected of. jS 3') 00 3, Ceo. W. Jcflcries, Justice from 1875 tp 1879, amount of Gncs imposed as shown by docket: .-3 85 3} Amount credited 011 bcokj of'Co. Treasurer. »« 00 Showing a deficiency of, , } 1400 T he docket docs uot show what amount w as jiald to the Justice 6n fines. 4,'Bei.. E. Sawtell, Justice from :87-<o'75. Anuniut Of lines imposed as shown by docket.S -i 00 Am't credited on hooks of Co. Treasurer _J 00 Showing an overpayment of....... $ 1* °o 5. Wallace S, Cooley, Justice from 1878 Am't ofSnes imnuied as sliu\< u by .ockct...,4 S co ..Ji' lowed at SOTTJ.- ' //'''"*;" '"->"!, ■ On motion pf Sup-'*- Cuhuuinsytlic*- • "a_count,of JT'"C\UocUafeD<.W''0. il."W-«*-. *'h fo.-sen-lees- oi* ■»*bm'itto. ljti*ltevi***'-* *' ac*«*W--_)i______________F*'" Tonscrvices on commit at S4.*i0. On motion, the account of C. C. when such error arose. j Casterlin of S'/'O for services was nl- Your committoo also find in the ac- j lowed at Sl/iO. count of J. C. Bockafellow, County s On motion of Sup'r Hatfield, the Treasurer, the following: On page 01 of tax returned, book charged $14.20 should be .*si'l.25i; on same page $-*>.'W should bo £.-,.(12; on ,-rtme pafTc ^•">.s2 should be s.">..l2; on page l<>same book JJJJ8.K7 ,-hould be .S*W.«7; on page 101 of Journal, charged §~m.:'>\ should be account of J. C. Rockafellow, of $32.4.7 was allowed at S:)2.1.7. On motion of Sup'r Johnson, Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of Clare county, That the following pay roll of this board, at tlnir special session be allowed as charged, to-wit: $.r)5.(i I; on page 11.7 of Journal, $H74.27 j Tt. Smith, four days. 20 miles should be *«(il.27; on page '• 1 of Ledg- j travel ". $1-1 40 or, charged •■•2IS.S7 should be 2I0.H7; |<'eo. J. Cummins, three days... 8 00 total charged *•],:{ 12.0-7 should be ,*1,-j James Brinty, four days, 17 02.S.0.7, leaving a balance of -JI4 charg-1 miles travel 14 04 ed against J.C. Rockafellow for wliich he should receive credit. AH of which is respectfully submitted and ask that your committee may bo discharged. Kki'jucx Smith, John T. Housing. The report of the committee was received and committee discharged. The committee on printing report that they find that the county printing is not dono in a manner satisfactory to tbe majority of the residents of the county, in as much as the contract was let to one not a practical printer, and who sub-let it to a printer for a price for whieli it could not be well done* and AYiii-ni'As, Your committee deem it advisable that the proceedings of the Board of Supervisor*- should be published in each weekly newspaper in the county, we suggest that the follow ing resolution be passed by this board, Jlrxi))'red, That the resolution passed by the previous board, lotting the county printing to the lowest bidder is hereby rescinded, and that tbe contract awarding the same to AV. AV. Green is hereby declared null and void. Also the following Besolution: Pesoleed, That the sum of oue por an hundred and twenty dollars A. A. Shaver, three days G m\s travel 9 75 J. II. Fleming, four days, ,'3. miles travel 10 20 It. P. Johnson, four days, 14 miles travel 10 08 Jonathan Green, four days, 22 miles travel 14 04 John Hatfield, four clays, 23 miles travel 14 70 WiiEm-Af", There is now pending a suit in the Supreme Court, of this State, wherein the county of Clare is complathant, and the Auditor General, ot the State, and the. County of Midland, and the County of Mecosta are defendants. And ' Wiieki-as, AVe are informed that said suit will be argued and beard at Lansing, at the June term of said court, Pesolvrd, by the Board of Supervisors of Claro county, That the Treasurer be aud is hereby authorized to pay .uch necessary expenses as may by him be deemed necessary to determine said suit in said "Supreme Court. On motion of Sup'r Hatfield, Resolved by the. Board of Supervisors of Clare county, That thc removal of the county seat from Farwell to thc s. w. T of s. w. \ of sec. twenty- one, town 19 north, four u-est, shall mini bo paid for executing tlie county J-,0 (lJc,e.l»ec} to }™?Q ta-}«-n place, on " 1 that the said sum of the tliird day of November, a. d. 1870, printing, and one hundred and twenty dollars be equally divided between each and all the newspapers published in the county, which shall print tho usual official documents during the official year. A Iso Sesoln'd, That the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors shall be published within fifteen days after each session thereof. A. A. Siiavku, Gi;o. J. CfMMiNi-. Minority report of said Committee: The undersigned member of the committee on printing, hereby submit a nianority report, "Whereas, Mr. AV. AV. Green obtained the couuty printing by contract below living wages, for thc apparent purpose of damaging a rival, Resolved, That we hold Mr. Green to bis contract, aiid at the same time employ Mr. A. F. Goodenough to do the county printing for 1879, paying a fair compensation therefor, for the and that from after .aid'date, said location shall, and be, and continue the county seat of Clare county for all purposes whatever. On motion of John Hatfield, Pcsolved by the Board of Supervisors of Claro county, Tbat tho Clerk bo instructed to notify A. N. Gchart, tho owner of the building now used by tho county for a court houso and other county purposes, that tho county will vacate said building on or before November 3rd, 1878. liesolved by tho Board of Supervisors of Clare county, That the Sheriff be and is hereby authorized to offer a reward of ono hundred and fifty dollars apprehension and conviction of tbo murderer of Isaac M. Turner, ia thc township of Hays, Clare comity,, during thc winter of 1878 and 1879. A. A. Shavek. Minutes read and approved. On motion, the board adjourded. It. Smith, Chairman. C. II. SUTHERLASD, Clerk.
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Doug Martin (ankle) remained sidelined at Friday's practice.
Tony Romo (back) remained sidelined at Friday's practice.
The Cincinnati Enquirer's Paul Dehner doesn't expect Giovani Bernard (hip) to play Week 9 against the Jaguars.
Rashad Jennings (knee) said the "goal" is to be cleared to play Week 10 against the Seahawks.
DeAngelo Hall re-tore his Achilles' tendon while at home this week.
Jimmy Graham caught 7-of-7 targets for 83 yards and a touchdown in New Orleans' Week 9 win over the Panthers.
Mark Ingram rushed 30 times for 100 yards and two touchdowns in New Orleans' Week 9 win over the Panthers, adding a 10-yard reception.
Drew Brees completed 24-of-34 passes for 297 yards, one touchdown and one interception in New Orleans' 28-10, Week 9 win over the Panthers, also scoring a one-yard rushing touchdown.
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The EU policy section provides an overview of EU policy to address trafficking in human beings. It contains information from the European Commission, the European Parliament and other EU institutions and agencies.
The European Union's policy for addressing trafficking in human beings is comprehensive focusing on prevention, protection of victims, prosecution of criminals, and the developing partnerships with the various actors involved. This approach is human rights based, victims centred, gender specific and child sensitive.
This approach is reflected in the EU Directive on preventing and combating trafficking in human beings and protecting its victims of 5 of April 2011 (which replaces the 2002 framework decision).This Directive brings robust provisions on victim's protection, including national mechanisms for early identification and assistance of victims and supports the principle of non-punishment and unconditional assistance. It also obliges Member States to appoint National Rapporteurs or Equivalent Mechanisms.
An important policy instrument that follows from the Directive on trafficking is the EU Strategy towards the eradication of trafficking in human beings 2012-2016. The Strategy expands on issues identified in the Directive and is consistent with its comprehensive approach. It focuses, therefore, on prevention, protection, prosecution and partnerships and also on ways to increase knowledge on emerging concerns related to trafficking in human beings.
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Towards an EU Strategy on the Rights of the Child
Publication date : 03.07.2006
Communication from the Commission - Towards an EU Strategy on the Rights of the Child (4/7/2006 - COM 2006 367 Final), 10 pages This Communication from the Commission proposes to establish a comprehensive EU strategy to effectively promote and more+
Evaluation and monitoring of the EU Plan on combating and preventing trafficking in human beings
Publication date : 16.10.2008
Commission working document (17/10/2008 - COM/2008/657 final), 12 pages This report provides an evaluation of the implementation of anti-trafficking policy in the EU. The main findings include that the number of criminal proceedings and victims more+
Action Plan Implementing the Stockholm Programme
Publication date : 19.04.2010
20/04/2010- COM/2010/171 final, 69 pages The Action Plan implementing the Stockholm Programme provides for concrete EU actions to combat trafficking in human beings and sexual exploitation of children. The setting up of an EU Anti-Trafficking more+
The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) comments the new EU Anti-Human Trafficking strategy
Publication date : 16.07.2012
The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) comments on the Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions - "The EU Strategy towards the more+
Statements related to the launch of the EU Strategy towards the Eradication of Trafficking in Human Beings (2012-2016)
Publication date : 16.07.2012
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6th EU Anti-Trafficking Day against trafficking in human beings: the Way Forward
Publication date : 30.10.2012
To mark the 6th EU Anti-Trafficking Day, the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the EU and the European Commission organised a high level conference in Brussels on 18 October 2012. The conference 'Working together towards the eradication of more+
Council conclusions on the new EU Strategy
Publication date : 07.11.2012
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Guidelines on identification of victims
Publication date : 27.09.2013
The importance of early identification of victims of trafficking in human beings is reflected both in the Directive 2011/36/EU on preventing and combatting trafficking in human beings and protecting its victims as well as EU Strategy towards the more+
Cecilia Malmström, EU Commissioner for Home Affairs
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Kobe: 'I don't want chumps'
Sounds of the Game: Despite loss to Clippers, Kobe Bryant and the Lakers are pleased with their aggression and see big things for this group ahead.
4-Minute Replay: Improved Lakers drop close one to Clippers
Lakers show great improvement on offense and defense, but lose close one to Clippers. James Worthy and Robert Horry break down the top plays.
Three-point woes
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A new routine for those trying to make the squad
Those trying out try to learn a new dance routine in episode two.
Swaggy P goes Hollywood, puts on a show
Backstage Lakers: Nick Young is at home dealing with people. Never is that more clear than when he takes over as tour guide of a Hollywood tour bus.
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The Lakers have another tough matchup on Friday with a home game against the Clippers. Coach Miller talks about the matchup and how Byron Scott must figure out how to slow down a high-flying opponent.
Sneak peek: 'Coach's Show' with Coach Dave Miller
In our debut episode of "Coach's Show," Coach Dave Miller gets the scoop on Kobe Bryant's early basketball exploits from high school coach Gregg Downer. Watch our preview video here, then catch the full episode on Thursday, Nov. 6!
Sounds of the Game: Lakers turn focus to defense
The Lakers know that if they are going to turn around the results of their first two games they will have to shore things up on the defensive side of the ball.
Access 360: Lakers slow to react on transition defense
Coach Dave Miller breaks down where the Lakers' defense is hurt by lack of communication and by players being slow getting back.
A Laker Life: The Police Chief's team
LA city councilman Bernard Parks shares stories of a lifelong love for the Lakers, and talks of watching them grow from an unwatched team to an iconic franchise.
4-Minute Replay: Lakers fall to Suns, drop to 0-2
Kobe Bryant has a big game but the Lakers prove unable to stop Phoenix. James Worthy and Robert Horry break down the key plays.
Doctor says Randle can come back strong
Dr. Neil Ghodadra talks about what kind of surgery Julius Randle underwent to fix his broken tibia. He also says that while Randle faces an extensive rehab, his leg will end up being stronger than ever.
A boy tries out ... for the Laker Girls?
Laker Girls episode 1 preview: Chris tries out for the Laker Girls. Find out how he did!
James Worthy recalls having same injury as Julius Randle
TWC SportsNet analyst James Worthy also broke his tibia as an NBA rookie. He shares stories of when it happened to him and how devastating it was to him and his team.
Sounds of the Game: Randle injury hits Lakers hard
The Lakers react to the opening night injury to touted rookie Julius Randle, calling the injury to the promising rookie "heartbreaking," but vowing to move forward and play hard without him.
Kobe on Randle injury: 'We're not gonna let him get down about this'
Lakers star says Julius Randle's injury was a fluke thing, but that the rookie has everyone's support and will come back stronger than ever.
Donovan: World Cup snub 'was a difficult time for us'
Connected With ... Landon Donovan: LA Galaxy and US soccer icon talks about the pain that he and his family felt after he was left off the World Cup team and more.
Is Kobe Bryant all the way back?
A discussion of whether Kobe Bryant is all the way back, how he will adjust to his new teammates and how Byron Scott will limit his minutes.
Lakers react to Dwight Howard's return to LA
As they prepare to take on the Rockets on opening night, Kobe Bryant and his team talk about taking on a former Laker.
Kobe and the Lakers are ready to go
Kobe Bryant enters his 19th season with a group he likes and the feeling that he's ready to get started against the Houston Rockets.
Jeremy Lin talks about hype and playing with Kobe
Connected with...Jeremy Lin - the guard talks about joining the franchise and playing alongside one of the all-time greats, Thursday at 6 p.m.
A breakdown of the Lakers roster
The season opens Tuesday night at home against the Houston Rockets and we take a look at the Lakers roster.
Top 10 Lakers plays of the preseason
From Kobe Bryant jumpers to Wesley Johnson dunks, we take a look at the best plays of the preseason from the guys in purple and gold.
Jeremy Lin holds no grudges vs Rockets
Lakers guard Jeremy Lin is ready for the regular season and stresses that there are no hard feelings against Houston, the team they face on Tuesday.
Byron Scott: Defense comes first
Coach Byron Scott shares his thoughts with Dave Miller on the preseason, including whether the team has found its identity and other topics heading into the regular season.
Preseason shows Lakers taking on identity of Byron Scott
James Worthy and Antawn Jamison look back at the Lakers' preseason, discussing who impressed the most, what they learned and more.
Lakers eager to get healthy, enter regular season
Sounds of the Game: Lakers react to a tough preseason loss, hope to get players healthy in time for Tuesday's regular season opener.
Lakers fall to Kings on last-second shot
4-Minute Replay: Lakers fall to Kings on buzzer-beater, but there are some big moments from players like Julius Randle, Jeremy Lin and Ed Davis.
Steve Nash will miss the entire Lakers season
The Lakers point guard was unable to recover from a recurring back injury and will miss the 2014-15 season. Coach Dave Miller, Kevin Ding and Jaime Maggio discuss.
Worthy voices his support for Steve Nash
Big Game James Worthy called in to offers his reaction to Steve Nash missing the upcoming season with the Lakers.
How will the Lakers adjust without Steve Nash?
Steve Nash is out for the season, leaving the responsibility of running the floor to Jeremy Lin, Jordan Clarkson and Ronnie Price.
Inspiration in the Game Ball Presentation
Backstage Lakers: 16-year-old Erica Wilson, who suffers from a neurological disorder, was honored by the Lakers for her motivation and her ability to take on challenges. After losing her ability to walk, she turned her attention to wheelchair basketball.
Lakers see hard work in practice paying off
Sounds of the Game: Lakers praise Julius Randle's work against the Blazers and look forward to a strong preseason finish against Sacramento.
Lakers defense improving with each game
Access 360: Coach Dave Miller breaks down what the Lakers did right defensively to keep the Blazers at bay.
Preseason highlights: Lakers vs. Blazers
4-Minute Replay: Lakers put together a strong effort against the Blazers without Kobe Bryant; win 94-86.
Casino time for the Lakers
Backstage Lakers: The players take some time away from basketball to focus on "Casino Night", a fundraiser event for the Lakers Youth Foundation where the team gets the chance to celebrate with fans the start of another season.
'Mad-dog' steps in for some one-on-one basketball
Backstage Lakers: Lakers assistant coach Mark Madsen returns to the court to take on the players after practice.
Lakers focused on the positives after loss to Phoenix
Sounds of the Game: Kobe Bryant praised Jeremy Lin in his return as the Lakers agree that they're finally starting to gel as a team.
Preseason highlights: Lakers vs. Suns
4-Minute Replay: The Lakers showed signs of improvement in the dramatic 114-108 loss to the Phoenix Suns.
Room for improvement in offense for the Lakers
Access 360: Coach Dave Miller analyzes the offensive miscues the Lakers had in the game against the Suns.
Julius Randle improving under Byron Scott
The Lakers rookie looked more confident and aggressive in the win against the Utah Jazz on Sunday night.
A big difference in defense for the Lakers
James Worthy and Robert Horry analyze what the Lakers did right against the Jazz and what they have seen from Kobe Bryant so far.
Sounds of the Game: 'We've got to attack defensively'
Kobe Bryant and the Lakers want to be aggressive on the defensive end this season, and Sunday's win over Utah is a step in the right direction.
4-Minute Replay: Lakers ride second-half comeback to win
Highlights: James Worthy and Robert Horry break down the top plays as Lakers crank things up in the second half on the way to a victory over the Utah Jazz.
Omar Gonzalez and Todd Dunivant: Fathers to be
Backstage Galaxy: The significant others of Galaxy players Omar Gonzalez and Todd Dunivant celebrate their impending parenthood.
Voice of the Galaxy worked hard to get where he is
Backstage Galaxy: Joe Tutino is a versatile and experienced radio talent who truly found his niche as the lead announcer for the LA Galaxy.
Worthy: Kobe is 'still getting the job done'
James Worthy says Kobe Bryant is still attacking the basket and looking very good in spite of his game having changed, and stresses that the team will look better when it gets healthy.
Injuries haunting the Lakers once again
Sounds of the Game: Lakers players talk about the difficulty of playing with some many key guys missing so early..
Communication and defense
Access 360: Coach Dave Miller analyzes what went wrong defensively for the Lakers in the loss against the Jazz.
Preseason highlights: Lakers vs. Jazz
4-Minute Replay: Shorthanded Lakers fall to the Utah Jazz in Anaheim.
Jordan Hill looking to be a key player for the Lakers
The Lakers big man talks about his role in the team and the grueling training camp under Byron Scott.
Xavier Henry and Ryan Kelly visit the troops
Xavier Henry and Ryan Kelly show their appreciation to the men and women in uniform in a visit to the Naval Hospital in San Diego.
Coach Sacre vs. Coach Young
Backstage Lakers: Robert Sacre and Nick Young go head-to-head as coaches in a celebrity basketball game, all for a good cause.
Byron Scott era starts in San Diego
Backstage Lakers: Go behind the scenes as Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash make a triumphant return to the court with the Lakers.
Transition defense issues for the Lakers
Access 360: Coach Dave Miller analyzes the challenges the Lakers are having with transition defense.
A Laker Life: Jonathan Oe, stitching history
As the man in charge of making the uniforms of the Lakers, Jonathan Oe tells the stories behind dressing some of team's greatest stars.
Steve Nash and Jeremy Lin dealing with injuries
Lakers head coach Byron Scott discusses the issues he's dealing with at the point guard position as Steve Nash and Jeremy Lin struggle with injuries.
Kobe Bryant talks NBA TV deal and the future
Kobe Bryant offered his opinion on the 2016 NBA TV deal and the notion that players should take less than their market value in order to in championships.
Xavier Henry practices but is not ready to return
Xavier Henry practiced on Tuesday and said he felt better, but is being cautious during the preseason and won't return for now.
Lakers injury update from Byron Scott
The Lakers head coach spoke about the current situation of some of his injured players, which include Jeremy Lin, Jordan Clarkson, Xavier Henry and Ryan Kelly.
A Laker Life: Former Lakers center invents jump hook shot
A Laker Life: The story of Billy "The Hill" McGill, chapter 1 - McGill is now 74 and has told the story hundreds of times, but still brightens when he shares the tale of a pick-up game in 1956 being interrupted by three NBA Hall of Famers. Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russell and Guy Rodgers walked into Denker gymnasium to check out the best high school player in Los Angeles.
Lots to work on for Byron Scott and the Lakers
Sounds of the Game: Lakers looking to learn from the tough defeat against Golden State.
Preseason Highlights: Lakers fall to Warriors in Ontario
4-Minute Replay: Lakers can't hold Stephen Curry and the Warriors in second-straight loss.
Jordan Clarkson injury opens opportunities for others
Lakers rookie Jordan Clarkson will be out for at least a week after suffering a calf injury on Thursday, a development that will open opportunities for other players looking for a spot in the roster.
Lakers fall to the Warriors at Staples Center
4-Minute Replay: The Lakers went down early in the game and never recovered as they suffered their first loss under Byron Scott.
Coach Scott: 'We got to play harder'
Sounds of the Game: Lakers head coach Byron Scott and Kobe Bryant will be looking to make adjustments after falling to Golden State.
Ellington talks about trying out for the Lakers
Wayne Ellington says that Byron Scott runs the hardest practices in the league and talks about what his role on the Lakers could be.
Nick Young puts the Me in Media Day
Backstage Lakers: Swaggy P shows why he is a natural fit for media day.
Kobe Bryant on Media Day
Backstage Lakers: Kobe Bryant faces the media throng, catches up with the Access SportsNet crew and answers everybody's favorite question one more time.
Lakers practice takes shape
Backstage Lakers: it's no secret that Byron Scott plans to stress conditioning and the players get a first-hand look during the first practice.
Pride in the purple and gold
Backstage Lakers: It's the first week of practice but Coach Byron Scott is in midseason form with this speech about what it means to wear a Lakers jersey.
Coach Scott talks about playing rotations
Coach Byron Scott talks about his mindset as he tries to evaluate so many players before the Lakers second preseason game.
Lakers make strides on defense
James Worthy says that improved perimeter defense has helped the Lakers' overall defensive effort and rebounding.
Ed Davis: 'Just play hard'
Lakers center Ed Davis talks to Coach Dave Miller about what he brings to the court, Byron Scott's leadership style and much more.
Jamison joins the team
Former Laker and long-time NBA player Antawn Jamison has joined Time Warner Cable SportsNet as an analyst.
Byron Scott looking to correct defensive mistakes
Sounds of the Game: Lakers head coach Byron Scott praised his team's efforts, but lamented giving up too many fouls. Kobe Bryant and Jeremy Lin feeling good after their first preseason game.
Kobe Bryant's moves against the Nuggets
Access 360: Coach Dave Miller analyzes the way Kobe Bryant played in his return to the court against Denver.
Lakers start on the right foot
4-Minute Replay: Lakers kick off their preseason looking energetic and focused as they defeat the Denver Nuggets 98-95 in San Diego.
Julius Randle's first dunk in the NBA
Wayne Ellington finds Lakers rookie Julius Randle, who introduces himself to the league with an explosive hammer dunk.
Byron Scott's analysis of the Lakers ahead of preseason
Coach Dave Miller goes one-on-one with Lakers head coach Byron Scott to discuss how the team is looking in different aspects of the game after one week of practice.
Byron Scott's emotional return to the Lakers
Backstage Lakers: Byron Scott pays a visit to Lakers president Jeanie Buss after being named the team's new head coach.
4-Minute Replay: Keane, Galaxy dominate Toronto FC
Robbie Keane scored a pair of incredible goals and Alan Gordon blasted another from long range as the Galaxy handled Toronto with ease, 3-0.
Chef Omar takes to the kitchen on 'Backstage: Galaxy'
Backstage Galaxy: Omar Gonzalez receives a special lesson on his passion outside of soccer -- cooking.
For the Lakers so far - the Price is right
Ronnie Price has been the talk of Lakers camp for his energized play and the 9-year veteran talks about finding a niche.
Kobe's back and still has his back-to-the-basket game
Access 360: A breakdown of Kobe Bryant's fadeaway jumper and how he uses balance to play with his back to the basket.
Lin says Scott's workouts are making the Lakers better
Coach Byron Scott called it a light day but Jeremy Lin and others admit to being tired after Friday's practice and scrimmage.
A setback for Swaggy P
Nick Young tore the radial collateral ligament in his thumb, will have surgery Monday and could miss between six and eight weeks.
Kobe Bryant talks to the media after a Lakers scrimmage
The superstar fills it up on offense and the scrimmage comes down to a last-second play before Bryant takes questions from the media.
Kupchak talks about his expectations of Kobe and Nash
Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak talks about the year-round nature of the sport and what he expects this season from Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash.
A Laker Life: The assistant coach Frank Hamblen
Frank Hamblen talks about winning seven titles alongside Phil Jackson including five with the Lakers.
The return of Swaggy P.
Backstage Lakers: The cameras follow Nick Young as he returns to the Lakers facility to sign his new contract with the team.
Kobe Bryant feeling great after 5-on-5 scrimmage
Kobe Bryant restated that he feels like himself and has no physical impediments after going through his second day of training camp.
Jeremy Lin's first day as a Laker
Go behind the scenes with Jeremy Lin as he receives a tour of the Lakers facilities and gets a taste of the rich history of the purple and gold.
Julius Randle feeling comfortable in training camp
The Lakers rookie talks about the different drills that he's had to do under Lakers head coach Byron Scott's leadership and discusses the differences with what he used to do at the college level.
Carlos Boozer's physicality and experience
Access 360: Coach Dave Miller analyzes what Carlos Boozer can offer the Lakers this season in terms of vision and presence.
Jeremy Lin staying focused during tough training camp
The Lakers point guard talks about what makes Byron Scott's training camp "the hardest one" he's ever been in.
Byron Scott: 'Kobe and Nash look great'
The Lakers head coach Byron Scott praised his veterans' ability to hit the ground running in training camp despite being inactive for so long and explained what his defensive system is going to look like.
Johnson: Lakers will be more serious under Byron Scott
Coach Dave Miller caught up with Wesley Johnson after the Lakers' second day of practice to talk about the toughness of the training camp and his role in the team.
A long road for Lakers on the way to new season
Old players left and new players (such as Carlos Boozer) arrived as the Lakers changed a lot heading into the new season. Here is a recap of the offseason moves.


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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
If discussions of science and religion sometimes get bogged down in Genesis, perhaps that is because they have not made the preparatory journey through the rich material of the Wisdom books.
"We should be slow to accuse another of discarding the authority of Scripture, and therefore denouncing them, just because they interpret Scripture differently than we do."
But what I heard on Sundays did not seem to fit with what I experienced of the world the rest of the week. Growing up in New Mexico in the cottonwood bosque of the Rio Grande valley provided everything for a kid to become a biologist. I roamed along the river, cooked over cottonwood fires, ate wild asparagus, watched clouds form thunderheads over the distant peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
Learning about science has taught me humility about my Bible reading and it has pushed me to think again, to read again, to ask again, and to wonder all over again what the Bible was saying when it was written and how the Bible was heard to its original hearers (so far as the evidence permits us to know such things).
This week in origins news, a great collection of articles by key players in the conversation about theology and science, a surprising science fair discovery, and the Apollo 11 anniversary!
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
We don't have all the answers and never will. And when God says that he is revealed in his creation, I think that means we need to take care of what we have and understand where we came from. The more I understand how things work, the bigger God gets. When he was just a magician pulling things out of a hat, that doesn't even compare to how I see him now!
Last year I introduced readers to one of the leading voices about Christianity and science, John Polkinghorne. I also helped BioLogos bring in another leading voice, Robert Russell. This new series introduces a third prominent Christian thinker, Lutheran theologian Ted Peters, Research Professor Emeritus in Systematic Theology and Ethics at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (http://www.ctns.org/), and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California.
We should celebrate the many times that our churches and colleges encourage scholarship. I saw several delegates at Synod stand up and speak directly about the importance of supporting scholars who engage the science and religion dialogue. The recent Synod decision was a move in the right direction.
We are interactive human beings with a capability and a need to connect with others. Those connections can be through electronic or written means but nothing can replace the need for direct personal engagement. Our annual meetings continue to provide that interaction in an environment of open discussion and often vigorous debates.
Most Christian students have a lot of questions about evolution and the other controversies, but are afraid to ask them for fear of the adults gasping in horror. The right way for a Christian teacher to proceed is to accommodate questions, foster inquiry, and encourage students to think and engage with the issues.
Conflicts occur when people argue one worldview against another. They may be arguing Atheism versus Monotheism, then pull out science as a weapon saying, "science proves I'm right because of this or that..." In my view, science is rather more limited than this. Science has a lot of interesting resonances with the big questions, and can inform them, but I don't believe it can answer them.
For my part, the historical setting of the text plays an important role in how I read. It's not a problem in my view to see the authors of Genesis embedded in their times, writing in the scientific/mythological terms they knew, even if those terms are now obsolete.


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Matt Devlin is more annoying than usual tonight
Ross hit a big jumper with the shot clock down, further solidifying my belief he needs crunch time minutes to learn to take tough shots. Aside the fact that he's young and we wanna develop him, his jab step and amazing elevation on his jumper make him a natural for taking those long, tough shots. That's something we've lacked for a long time.
That's the demar I remember!
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clutch shot by ross right there
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