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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
fhs Postal Telegraph Bill.

The following is the substance of
the postal telegraph bill reported by
tho house COMMITTEES on postofhces
end railroads The postmaster gem
eraI is required as soon rs practical
Die, to establish telegraph Offices at
all the postoftices on the telegraph
circuits, and others within ton miles
eheroor wnere tnefe is salary OF at
least $500 per annum, and other
places where the wants of busin ess
require is Tho charge Of transmits
sion is rot 10 exceed one cent per
word for circuits of ESQ miles, count.
Jog addresses and signatures, with
no rate less than % cents, except in
case of night n essages for 1000
miles, to be circuit. Tolls are to
be prepaid by stamps. Delivery
within mile of the office free
Above a mile the rate to be fixed by
the postmaster general. Govern
ment messages are to have priority
and to DO sent at the rates fixed by
the postmaster general. Press re-
ports are to cost rs cents per hum
dred words not exceeding 500 miles
at night, and 81 by day, with drop
rates at intermediate offices of so
cents at night and rs cents by day
Rates for the press association will
not exceed those now paid. Five
cents postage is TO be paid on each
press dispatch. The fourth assists
ant postmaster general is To be APP
pointed to supervise the administra-
ton of the telegraph. The post
master general is authorized TO con-
tract with the postal telegraph COM
pauy for the transmission OF cores
pondenco By telegraph as his agent
for ten years, according to the pro-
virions of this act, with the right to |
construct and provide lines on ell |
post routes and to all postal tele.
graph Offices, and may take posses.
ION Of the Same in case Of failure to
perform service aud contract with
other parties therefor, charging said |
company with the loss. The capital
stock Of the company is TO consist Of
10000 shares OF par valueI of 800 |
Dash paid up, to DO increased by an
amount equal at par value to the !
cost Of the lines purchased or con-
struoted thereafter. The telegraph |
companies in aotual operation will
Dc allowed TO self TO this company, at
a valuation to be fixed by FIVE dis
interested persons, two to be named
by the postmaster general. two by
the seller, and one By the four preci-
ously selected The company il also
authorised to establish Offices inde-
peninet Of those estsbished1by the
postmaster general. Any postmAst-
or may act "a operator with the as
sont of the postmaster general and
the company, and may make special
contracts with railroads, persons, or
associations tor the use of wires
The government reserves the right
20 renew contract or snnul
franchise for neglect or failure or
the part of tho company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
STATE NE VS..

Mrs. Anna B. Ott, of Madison, at
tempted 10 deposit her ballot in the
ballot box at the late election and
the judge refused to receive it. She
will contest the matter ia the
Courts.
Rev. DR.. Whiting, of the Cougre-
gational church, Janesvile, was
obliged to sit during the delivery of
his sermon last Sabbath, trouble
some carbuncle on one of his linn bs
preventing him from maintaining d
perpendicular position.
The School superintendent of
Walworth County, Rev, NJ. Monta-
quo, while driving near lei horn to
viz it schc ola Dec. ~. became para
lyZed or senseless, and was thrown
from his cutter. He was found in
sensible 10 the snow, and carried
home, where he fingered till the
30Jh in the same condition when be
died. The real cause of his death is
not explained.
A MI--aaL>a pApesstSscs that
about $50 newsboys, of all ages, com
pIcxions aud nationalities, accepted
the invitation to Christmas dinner
at the Newhall Hou sell given by Will
liam h Cramer, senior editor of the
Daily Wisconsin. The boys say the
dinner was great success, and all
enjoyed it hugely, and none more
than the veteran editor himself.
From the manufactures of the
city of Milwaukee for the past year,
twonty million dollars were realEad
The principal articles are, iron, four
millions; tanneries, two and halt
millions; clothing, two millions to-
bacco and cigars, two aud a halt
millions; tho balance miscellaneous;
ought thousand men employed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07

Is fthe srgest weekly editions issued west
OF New York, very handsome eight-page sheet with
ATTY sx columns OF matter expressly selec'e ed and
made up for this Issue with choice variety of ongi
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any published ia this country while its eiul cola
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all writers Fan and Garden" for years welcome
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slso large variety 81 articles social topics Liter
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the progress Of Society all msde more prominent.
featnr IS Of the Weekly than heretofore Tales and
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each number. Attention Is drawn to the fsct that
the terms entsd bel w, the Weekly TrlbSns will
bring to the country hieside aud the farmers home
reading for all csses, reaching in amount each year
the bulk of many Volumes from the best writer's with
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07


The action against the obstruct-
Of the waters Of St. Louis Bay.
10 the u. 8. Supreme Court at
Washington, has for solicitors and
cornsel Attorney General 8. s. Bar
low, Hon. Horlow 8. ORION, Enoch
Totten and H n. Setter The fol-
lowing points, from Mr.. Ortou's
brief, explain the interest which Wis
oonsin has in getting the nuisance
abeted:
/ Said obstruction, By mems Of the dyke
described in said bill, will absolutely and per-
petually deprive the State Of Wisconsin her
citizens and inhabitants, from the navigation
Of an important portion Of said 81. Louis river
ami cut them Of from all possible connection
with the terminus Of said railroad, and from
access 10 the valley Of the Mississippi, by
means Of said road. and thereby greatly inJnre
and impair the commercial advantages OF said
State.
O. Said dyke constitutes an invasion and
obstruction OF the jurisdiction and sovereignty
Of the State Of Wisconsin over that portion OF
the waters Of saiG st. Louis river enclosed by
II, and will practically prevent the civil on
GERS Of said State from executing her laws,
and the judicial tribunals from enforcing their
Judgment and DEGREES within the space enclos-
"a.
3. The State Of Wisconsin is the owner Of
q large amount Of lands lying in the imne-
date vicinity al the Bay of Superior, whose
value greatly depends upon the commercial
advantages arising from the navigation OF
said Bay of Superior and the whole OF the II.
Louis river, and which will be greatly and
permanently deprecated by the construction
and continuance Of said dykes
On this subject the Wisconsin
state Journal speaks right to the
point as follows:
These points are sustained by an
array Of authorities, from Vattel,
whose treatise dates back hundred
and twenty years, and other ele-
mentary authorities, down TO the
latest decisions and best interpreta-
sions OF Constitutional law.
La this controversy the people OF
Wisconsin take deep interest, be-
cause the construction OF the dyke
is an invasion of their sovereignty,
an obstruction to travel, and uses
less Duluth nuisance. 1t should not
have been put there, and wo uld not
have been bat for tho obstinscy of
Duluth aad the North Pscifc RAil-
way. They have fought against
natures decree, violated tho Consti.
tutional rights Of a sovereign State,
and damaged splendid harbor 10
attempting TO make very poor, or
useless one. exclusively for them
sslves II is time that every plank
and timber Of this nuisance was pull
cd up by those who placed it there
and taken away TO their own terri
tory. We want no more Of il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


CTATE or WISCONSIN, l. In Probate, Grant
y Gxavr oousrY 5" County Court
In the matter OF the estate of siss T Luce de-
ceased
On reading and filing the petition Of James }. Lucs
OF Grant county, representing among Other things
that siAs p Luce, late Of the county of Grant
the 9th day OF December A. d 1879. at smrleg Grs0t
Count died ntestate Leaving goods, chauels aud
tate within this STATE and Oganty that the said
petitioner Il the eide tson o. aid deceaSe AMI pray
Ing that Administration Of said Estate be 70 him and
Nancy A Luce widow granted
II s ordered that -aid petition be heard before the
Judge Of this Court on Wednesday, the 18th dag .
January D. lo-s. at o'clock P NJ, st Lancaster
in said county. 81 tefAv
Ordered further that notice thereof be given 10 the
heirs OF said deceased sad to All perons y
pnbishng copy Of this order for thee successive
weeks prior 70 said day 81 hearing II tue ''r1nt Op
at Lancaster, IN said county - -
By the Court WI. NoG0NIGAL, 60. Judge
Dated at LsncasteE, VS. january 'iH, I"@' ""''
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The balance unpaid of expenses in.
CURED was $50 1873 of which Sl4 26l
was for stock, 81 964 on building nc,
count. The business of the chair
shop amounted to S9l 400
Of the 1918 prisoners received
since the prison was built, SO were
sent from Grant County.
Of the present 1876 inmates, 10
are single persons are females /;
and only two are of African blood
Only two deaths have occurred
since last report, beth being from
lung disease.
The Chaplain, Rev Henry Drew,
maintains q regular church society
in the Prison. In the past year %
new members have been received in
to communion, and Is discharged,
leaving the society numbering 81.
The Prison School has been in op-
Grafton Eve years without q single
breach Of order Present member
ship of the school, AZ Several con,
victs are very aotive as teachers.
Ten Of the prisoners are insane.
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The Sandwich Island Annexation
Question.

LONDON, January 3-The Times,
10 an article upon the death of King
Kanehameha, says it must confess
that Americans will eventually peo-
pie the Sandwich Islands, which will
become valuable colony between
San Francisco, China and Australia
The Times reviews the question of
annexation by fiilibusteriug, a. here
tofore practiced in new countries by
great powers, and doubts the right
or propriety of any nation taking
possession of the Sandwich Islands
in such o manner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07

sarNew York has had another
serious fire, = destroying the Fifth
Avenue Theater,a three-story build
ing with q white marble front, and
INJECTING a loss of from $3.50 900 to
400 900. The theater belonged to
the widow OF James Fisk and was
leased by Augustine DAILY, who lost
some s1O0,000 in scenery. wsrdrobes
and improvements, and was wholly
uninsured.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
Admlnlstrator's SaIa

Notice 4 hersby gwen Iat VIII oHef 1T sts q
pubic auction TUESDAY JAsUAkr 2l.t, 1915, IL 10
A. N. the following property be Onging e. " es
Of JOha 9 kreui: neal ut horses . cows tao.
old heei yearing-. calves. shee1, IS shO4ta
ests OF harness. tot OF barley, I'D c9ru - tons
hay CUB wagon, sulky cui;ivator, , twoshoyel
pluws tooth eutlvator, Zsinbbie piows, hsrrOws.
rrapers seeder, horse rake, sslg t us, aud other
farming imgleaIe uts
Terms sums under $40 cash over $40 ten mouths
ine with interest. aad good 90 'uri y.
S.w1pd ADAM FRITZ, ADMIR-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
sa-On Christmas day. a thongb

fAUn christmas day, thought.
less boy, more in mischief than 10
malice, donned mask, and Knocked
at the door of Mr. l.. A. Main, of
independence, Iowa. 1t was opened
by girl of eighteen, who wa. no
startled that she went immediatelv
into convultiens, for FIVE hour pass
ing out of one spssm into another.
Her life was despaired of tor a while.
but it is now thought, says the Bvl,
Lais, that she may recover.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07

Harper's Magazine.
Notiees Of the Pres.

The ever-iacreasing circulation Of This excellent
monthly proves its continued adaptation the popu-
lar desires and needs. Indeed, when think into how
msny homes IL penetrstes every month, must con-
slder enc Of the educators well as
OF the public mind, for it's vast popularity has been
won BY no appeal 10 stupid prejudees deprAved
tastes.-Boston Globs
The character which this Msgssine possesses for
riety enterprise, artistic wealth, and literary culture
that has kept pace WITH il it has not led the times
should is conductors 20 regard il with uat6able
competency. 1t also entitleS hem to great claim
upon the public gratitude. The Magazine has done
good and rot evil all the days its life Brooklyn
No.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
A Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure and q
struetion.''
Harper's Bazaar.
lNotiets Of ~ Pr,ss.

The Basdr is editei With = contribution of tact Id
talent thst 80 seldom and ia journsi: and the
the organ OF the great world OF fashion
- Boston Traveller.
The Basar commends itself to every member Of the
housshald- TO the children by pretty pictures 10 the
youax ladies by its sshlonpates in endless variety to
the provdent attrau BY spstterns for the chidrens
clothes to pdterfardlds by its tasteful des1nsfor
hroidered slippers I'D luxurious drsssng-gogn But
the reading matter Of IN B1F1r Il uaifUrniy Of great
.xcsilence. The paper has aequiEed wide popularity
for the Preside enjoymrnt II affords. ~. Y. Eveaing
Rass
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
" a Cempls,e Pictorial History Of che Times.".
1.-THE beat, cheapest and mOst succcssfsi
Family Paper In tho Unt0n."
Harper's Weekly.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Notices Of the Press.

The Weekly ia the abest sud most powerful illastra
ted periodical published in this country. Its editOr
ais are sehulary and convincing aud carry much
weight Its illustrations Of current events full and
fresh aud are prepared BY best designers With
circulation Of 600 the Weekly is read bv at least
half million persons, and its isduence ryan Of
opIaion l. SIMPLY tremendous The Weekly main tains
positive opinion and express decided vew polit-
ical and social probiem,.- LoatSrts Courier Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07

DAILY Eau CLAIRE PREE Pass
The 6rst numb rot this new enter.
prise has CONS to hand, surprising
as with the fact thst the fast grow
ing young city Of the pineries is
already big enough to support a
large and oredtable daily paper,
we'll filed with valuable reading
matter. Success to its efforts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
Attachment DOane,

- FATE OF WIscOS Is
- Grant County Sss. In JusticsH Court.
TowL Of Lancaster.
10 Lsri Dodns:
YO4 hereby notified that = warrant OF attach-
ment has been i-sued against you ami your property
alta he'd u satisfy the dsma Of J. Alsn BARI aud
Geo Cleu.eutssn amounting to tendoilars Now unless
you shall appear bsore Richard Meyer Justice ~ the
Peace III ana said counLy AZ his office IN said town
tn. 9th day OF Jan A. b. 1873, A. / O'Clock
in the afternoon judgment will Do rspaered agtinst
yuu and your property sold 10 pay the debt.
j ALIEN BARBER a GEO. CLEMEhTSON,
PibintIhs.
Dated January 81 1873. 32gI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07

cTPifteen car loads of silk and
Tea passed through Des Noiues on
Friday from the Pacific, and ten
mo re arrived st Council Bluffs on
Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
OUR LEGISLATORS.
The members from Grsnr' n epresentati ves
In the Territorial aud statc Legislatures
for % years.

The First Legislative Assembly I'M
der the Territorial Government of
Wisconsin, convened at Belmont, La
fayeVte county, 10 October, 1886
The counties of Brown, Crawford,
Iowa and Milwaukee then embraced
the whole territory of what now con-
stitutes Wisconsin, and the county of
Iowa embraced the present terrific
ry Of Grant until March 4th, 1897,
when the county was organized.
The western part OF Iowa county
(now Grant) was represented in the
First Territorial Assembly by Jas.
r. Vineyard, of PlatteviIle, 10 the
Council; and by Thos. Stanley, of
Cassville, and Jas. P. Cox, of Lam
caster, in the House of Representa-
tives. This assembly had two ses-
sions, the last at Burlington, Iowa, in
November 1897. The Second Ter
rit7rial Assembly convened at Madi.
son November 26 1888. at which the
new county of Grant was represent
ed. Since the organization of the
county Grant has been repressnte 1
in the Territorial and State Llegisla =
ture "a follows:
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THE TRI WEEKLY

Is Ia great favor with readers at distance and in To-
caties reached by dsiy mails, presenting In
compact sheet the substance Of two days issues.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07
THE WEEKLY
LIZ DAILY AND TRI-

THE DAILT AND TKI-WEEhLE.
Daily by mall $40 90 Sunday ............ 81 go
Tri- Weekly...... q 90 Weeky..............- 90
Parts of the o. no Single subsortp-
toss may be added At club rates after club il formed
Postmasters may retain 10 per cent all subscrip
tions. To prevent delay and mist takes, be aud
give Postofice address In full including State and
County. Remittsnces may be made either by draft,
express Postofcs order, in registered letters at
our risk.
Address TRIBUNE CO,
30 Chicago, Ill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07

To tho public and give. the following reasons why Il
l II will not grind the ain
2 Being force feed IL sows perfectly even.
2 II will SOW and cultivate at the same time.
1t will SOW without cuitivatng.
8 will cultivate hont sowiag.
8 II can be changed 20 do ei her Or beth in an In
slant
when the cultivate . are raised to their full
height the Feed Is thrown out, by the mo-
ton Of raising lever.
9 The cnltivators he raised sufhciebtly high 10
clear them without stopping the feed.
The agitator in the grain bIx prevents clogging,
in the dirtiest grain
10 The mach be backed or turned without
raising the eutivstor.
IL The Gauge for Indicating the quantity sowh per
acre is simple aud can be regulated instantly.
IL There cog whrels nsed 10 change thu feed
there none to carry around or lose
IS The cultivators raised by pulling down In
stead OF lifting on the lever
II They raise from 10 to 10uches higher than othr
machines
Is Any single tooth be raised to its full height
independently Of the rest
Ard refers 10 the three fonr hundred farmers in the
Also the Northwestern Feed steamer 'Chspmtr
Mis- &C. &c. tie also -es ia a limited terit u
Hngsworth and PASTE Sulky uay an Grain Rakes, 7
Dokey's Panning Wills staK Caters. Cora shl iers an
and Cnltvstors Stubbe and Corn Pows Of various kin
chsrd or in the garden
Farmers. consult your own interests by exa min In
nd hat nth YafJ but.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-07

Iowa STATE TREAsURER A DEFAUL-
rER.-Samuel Z Rankin. who has
been State Treasurer of Iowa for
several terms, became temporarily
embarrassed in the business of manu-.
featuring school furniture, in which
be was engaged, and loaned to him
self temporarily some $40 900 of the
Agricultural College Fund. But
times became tighter and he was IN.
able TO restore the funds. However,
Mr.. Rankin has conveyed to the pro.
per parties enough farming lands TO
secure the debt, and seems dssirous
of making mp every dollar. He has
always had an euvishie reputation
for integrity and earefnlness. and
without any criminal inteRtiOn he
has brought on himself by this ILL
advised proceeding, much disgrace
and modification.