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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

A Norwegian whuse name We have
been unable to obtain, perishsd in the
great storm OF March 7th, in the town
Of Berlin in this county In company
with another man, be was seen to pass
the house of Mr.. Burns, who noticed
that he appeared almost exhausted
Finally the man sank down and his
companion who mad walked some dis.
tance ahead, returned assis ed him to
his feet. But it seems that he was un.
able to go farther. Shortly after Mr..
Burns again looked in the same direc.
ton and saw a dark object lying iu
the snow and proceeding thence he
found the man alone and-dead Fa
ugue had overcome him and he proba.
bly, died from utter exhaustion Opa
tonna Journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

There is a strong probability that
the State Inebriate Asylum will be 10
Gated in the National Colony. 1t seems
10 be conceded throughout the State
that Worthioyton is the point At which
to locate such an institution, it any re
spec. is to be paid to the fitness Of
things but whether the State institu.
tiun be located here or not, We Wish to
announce that the National COLONY has
N ,de the whole Of. Mobiles c'unty an
lul briate Asylum. the benefits Of which
are freely extended to all WIS come
AMONG Us The inebriate will here
ini the temptation Withdrawn, aud
rpri,,i,n sympathy extended t" him III
his Efforts to reform -W,r,hiHyton
.lti0nnce
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

SEC. 6. Tnat the COMMISSIONER oi
the General Land Office is hereby re
qnircd to prepare and issne such rules
aud regulations consistent with this act
~ shall be necessary and proper to car
ry its provisions into effect; and that the
registers and the receivers of the sew.
eral land Offices each be entitled to re-
ceive two dollars at the time of entry,
and the same sum when the claim is Il.
n.lly established aud the 6nsl certi6-
cate issued
Sec 8. That parties who have a.
ready made entries under the act ap-
proved March 3, 1873, Of which this
act is ameodatory. shall be permitted
to complete the same under full CON-
pIiance with the provisions Of this act.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

Towards night, on Friday Of las
week, two school girls, sisters. Issie aud
Alice Morris aged respectfully Is asd
IA years, being furnished with team
started on . trip 70 visit 4 married sis
ter residing about three rifles south.
east of the city. Our home readers
will recollect that it was showing furi.
ously about that time, and after cross
ing Bear Greek the girls took the
wrong road aud eoon became confused
and lost. Driving on .sacross lots
they wandered on to the Bennett farm
when coming to an old uninhabited
house. the poor girls concluded to seek
shelter, and raising q window they
climbed in to the deserted tenement
wherc they passed the night. They
left the horses standing near the house,
but in the morning the animals were
nearly perished with the pitiless SNOW
and cold, aud the kind hearted girla
opened the door and led them into the
house. Adopting marine regulation
the girls hueg out 4 Gag Of distress
and about noon, Saturday, brothe,
10 pursuit Of them, came upon thei1
temporary refuge. Az the veathe,
vas not severely cold the girls escaped
without serious harm. Rochester Rs
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DAVID DAY,
STEPH EN- MILLER,
R. W. JOHNSON,
Secretary, st. Paul,

0SCISGoSy, ~ Aui.
HOW TO DESTROY aRAssHOPPERs.
The gras-hopper deposits its eggs at
the roots Of the grass in the latter psr'
Of summer or early 10 autumn The
eggs hatch out early 10 the spring, aud
during the months Of April, May and
June, according a. the season Is early
or late, they are wingless, their sole
power OF locomotion being the hop.
To destroy them all that is needed is
for each county, town, or district to Or.
ganize its self iuto fire brigade.
throughout the district where their
eggs are known to e deposited.
This FIRE brigade should see that the
prairies are not burned over in the fall
and thus they will have the grass for
use the next spring, and to employ up
on the pests while they are ye, h"ppcrs,
the means OF sure death. To Apply it
let all agree upon a certain day, say il"
April Or May. or ut any time w"r"
they are sure all the h"ppers are hatch-
I'd, aud """- are yet winged. All be-
ing read, 1T every ps's'n, maa. w.
man aud bo, turn ont ith torches a"n
simultaneously FIRE the whole prairie,
and the work. ii we'll done. wil. destroy
the whole crop Of xra-sh"ppers for sha,
year, and noue will be left to '.soar o.
gossamer wings" or lay eggs for an
other year.
This plan has been tried in Kansas,
and works like . charm.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

: A Singular accident happened in
the pla ing mill Of Mr.. Courad Bohn.
Mr. e. T. Grant had his clothes caught
by revolving shaft, and almost CON-
plstely stripped from his body. He
was pulled up against the building
ard the clothes wound 40 tightly upon
the shaft ~ to efeetually stop the ma
chinery. A nail entered the small Of
his back, head first, to the deptl, Of
nearly two inches, and then broke OF.
but il was subsequently, removed, and
it is Thought that nothing serious will
result from It, aside from some tempo
rary lsmsness It vas certainly very
fortunate that Mr.. Grant escaped with
his life. Another suit Of clothes VA
put upon him and : physician sam:
moned, who dressed the wound and
had him taken home. Winona Ke.
ps6licsn.
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The storm on the 7th inst. filed up
all the cuts on the railro ads, aud train
we're obliged to suspend until the snow
vas lifted from the track. The St
Paul & Sioux City put on hundreds Of
men aud several engines, and on the
Sth had the track all clear for Monday
trains. This is what may be called
quick work. Manager Bishop aud
,nd Superintendent Lincoln are the
liveliest railroaders in this or any 9th
er county and it is acknowledged by al
that the ST. Paul & Sioux City is run
on better principles than any other
road in Minnesota.-& Peter Aduer
tiSer.
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Improvement Of the Minnesota River

improvement Of the Minnesota River.
Mr.. Straight has introduced the fol.
lowing bill in the House Of representa-
tives. To provide for the Improvement
Of the navigation Of the Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the Uni
ted States Of America in Congress as
ssmbled, That the sum Of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars be, aud the
same 10 hereby, appropriated, out Of
any money iu the Treasury not other.
wise appropriated, to be expended un.
der the direction of the necretary Of
War, in the improvement Of TIE q vi
cation Of the Minnesota River, in the
State Of Minnesota, bv the construc-
tion Of canals, locks, and dams. 10 &C.
cordance With the surveys. plats, and
recommendations Of General G.. K
Warren. United States Army, made
in the year eighteen hundred aud sixty
six,
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

NAxk o. NoRreAooss:-H~nry Hill and Mary L.
NAxE o. MoRroAeEE:-Guy R. w.seott
DArE OF XoxToAaE:-Ths 22"d day Of January
Recorded on the 18th DAY of March d 1872 at one
O'Clock and twenty minutes r n in book ~" Of
Mortgages ON pages l. and In the office Of tue
Rsgs,er oI Deeds si the County Of Yellow Medicine
The amount which is claimed to b due on said
mortgage At the date Of this notice is Twenty
Hundred aud Seventy One Dollars aud Thirty Three
C ents.
DESCRIPTION Of Morssaged Premises. Commencing
on the west bank Of the Minnesots River on Lot
Ono Hundred sad sixteen ,iis) Of Range Thirty
nine (3a) Four Hundred aad Sixty-Six (466) feet
south Of the Quarter Section line running east and
till the line strik.s th Minnesota River again heiug
intended to convey Blocks fourteen (l4 Fifteen us
Sixteen (16) seventeen I'D aud Eighteen us, of
the Towo OF Gra"i.e Falls a. surveyed and recorded
to ther with the water power and grist mill there
on also Lot one r. of section Thirty Three [ssl
10 Township One Hundred and Sixteen (l16J Of
Range Thirty Nine Css] and all that part Of Lots
III aud Two ri OF Section Thirty Four in said
Township aud Range rot included in the said Town
site o. Gianite Falls containing Seventy acres he
t.. same nSrs mo .. les: al in the County Of Yeo"
De efault has bee INSIDE in the payment Of the Debt
secured bv said "'"rtgngr according to the terms
thereof and OF the Promiscry note therin mention
ed, whereby the power Of sale in said mortgage has
BECOME operative. aud no proceedings At law have
bee instituted to recover said debt any part
Thereof
Now the notice is hereby gwen that pursuant
to said power sale and the statute in such
made and D divided tue above escribed mOrtgaged
pre- misses will b. sold at public vendue by the Sheriff
Of said County OF Yellow Medicine to the highest
lidr for cash at the Office oil tha Register Of Deeds
in the Town of Yellow Medicine in said County
"f Yellow Medicine on Tuesday tue twelfth
day Of May d 1874 At II o'clock in the
Of said day to s-tisfy far may be the
amount due upon ssid mortgage debt and the costs
and expe uses Of this foreclosure.
GUY K WESCOTr. Mortgage.
BEEBE SHAW, Attorneys for u rtAagee.
Minneapolis Mum.
Dated March llth 1874.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

GRAIN BINDER The Richardson
Brothers have secured the patent tor
4 grain binder ~ b. attached to the
Narsh Harvester This ninder binds
with straw band. aud works equally
we'll in shor, or l""g straw 4 tew at
them viii be built aud tested the c"n
ing season, when. if they do their
work ~ we'll rs is nov expected, We
h"pe ,nanutactory Tor them will be
i"augurated here II once. Lake City
Lea,ter..
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

A Correspondents Of the Chicago
laeySr, wiring from San Jose, Cal, j,
ssys to the people afflicted with, the
California fever: IF you wish, by .
change Of residence, merely to improve
your worldly circum stances, there are
better PAGES for you nearer home.
The time for picking up gold nuggets
in sand banks for getting large tracts
Of land At low prices, and for starting
new branches Of business that yield
immense profits, has gone BY. The
land that Is worth having is all taken
up, aud is held 1t fancy prices. In
every branch of business there is close
competition. Whoever comes to Cali
fornia, thinking that he can make mon
ey without either capital or hard, pa
tient, persistent labor, will find that,
instead Of money, he has mads-a mis-.
take"
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

BURNED OUT-Lsst Monday after
NOON the residence Of John Couero in
the town Of Birch Cooley, in this county
was burned to the ground. The Gre
originated in an smoke-house near BY,
The whole side Of the house Vas in flames
before it Vas known to the occupants.
Nothiay VAS saved, seed wheat, oil that
he had, 6pur for the summer, pork
clothing aud furniture, al we're destroy.
I'd. and nothing saved Cowero has =
wife and several children who are left
almost destitute. Surely they have
some stock, but if they % that ofI
they must quit farming. We thrust
our generous citizens will assist this
afflicted family, for euch actions your
reward Will be sure and certain.-
Reaville Times.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

Swindters have been ,"trsting Ric.
c,unty aud securing the signatures Ui
frmer~ t" a cu"n,nyly devised agree
,nent to sell their farms. utensils. etc.
At certain price. by "a little clipping
"n each side. "f the document it leaves
complete pr"misary note daily sig"ed
by tie farmer. One OF the sw,ndiers
Is under arrest - Wuse~u Ntscs
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

The season for packing hogs in this
city ia over. Abou. fifteen Thousand d
have been packed IL addition to this
oar comm issiou merchants have sent
,b"ut three th,usa ID dressed hogs into
the c"untrv. anl the butchers have
shipped about three thousand. Pm
NeCr
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

The New York State assessors make
the startling sta' ement. that 10 every
section of the State 'sThe universal
statement and evideace is that the
farm lands have deprecated in value
from ten to thirty per cent IN the last
six years." They add. that s'in many
Of the best agricultural counties the
number Of farms is Constantly decress-
i,g, aud the population is not 60 large
now as ten or twenty years ago."
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o, Friday last. Wm. Baker, resi-
i ~, ., freei",D. this county. aud a
we'll know" and "'yh'y respected cit'-
Zen, while iu the q ,urins mill of Stokes
T. kimoie, of Janesville. was scc,d-n-
tally caught ~ IN upright shaft aud
drawn on to it, breaking one arm /"
several places trom the hand to the
shoulder. While being swung around
by the revolving shaft, his legs camr
IN contact With POST, aud one of them
vas entirely sever-d. He lived near
ly three hours being c"Usci"us part
If the time. Dr Yousg was telegraph
ed for, but before his arrival the anfor-
tuuate man died W1secn Neps.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

Kittli Dan,eIson has su argument
which he thinks cant b. beaten. in IA
vor of the mildaess Of Minnesota win.
ters. He proudly boasts Of hen be
longing to him which hatched out =
bro'd Of eight chickens on the twenty
seventh of January. and thinks the
fact she should become generally
known, as it might encourage emigra
ton by removing false Impressions in
regard to climate.-Lsc Qui Parle
Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

The National Banks, of which there
are nineteen hundred and seventy
seven, have resources amounting to
S1,727. .926 600. The capital stock on
Dec. mber 26th last amounted to $3.50
100000, the surplus fund to $l2i, ,OG0
900, and the circulation outsta ndiny
to very nearly three hundred and for,
tv-one millions of dollars
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

"Mighty pleasant reading" the
bankruptcy reading Of Albert Menet.
IF New York, in which figure the
MANS Of over one Thousand Of the
newspaper publishers Of the United
States to which he owned bills rang.
ing from IS cents to over 81. 500.
,wenty.two newspapers in Minnesota
we're victipized.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

tn. Mourn OF THE MISSISSIPPI
A committee Of the House OF Repre-.
s-nsativ@s mas had the matter Of tbs
Mississippi navigation under csnsider.
alton for several v. eks. and will re.
port in favor Of ..the jetty plan. .
which has been thoroughly tested 1t
the mouth Of the river D,nube, and
hss been found to work satisfactorily.
Projecting piers are built ong the
shores. thus confa,ng the current and
causing scour The expense 10 vari.
ously estimated at ten 70 twenty mil
lions of dollars.-EE.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

The Bill acquiring corporations to
publish their articles Of incorporation
in some newspaper printed in the coun.
" where such company has its princi
pal business Office, Instead of in some
ST. Paul paper. passed the Legislature.
The law which required Insurance CON-
panies' statements aud e~tray notices
to be published in St Paul were also
repealed, anu persons interested may
>rIect such papers as they choose for
bat purpose.
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The following Circular has been issu
& Sioux City Rail Road.


SAINT PAUL, March l6, 1874.
From this date until the 4th day
Of May next inclusive, seed wheat, and
and other seed grains, Aax seed, and
garden seeds, and seed po,atoes, in any
quantities, also fruit and forest trees,
shrubbery and cuttings, in less than
car loads, will be billed from any sta
tion east of St. james or from LeMars
or Sioux City, to any station between
st. james and Seney inclusive, At halt
tariff rates.
Trees or shrubbery in car loa !s will
be billed At the special faell tariff
late.
Agents will see that trees offered
for transportation are pruned Of super
auous limbs aud earth aud properly ban
died SO as not to occupy unreasonable
space. and will give the freight men
toned in this circular preference in
transportation.
Attention is called to the fact that
these special rates must terminate on
the 4th day Of May, b ing described as
unjust d,scriminatious and proh,bi-
ted by the act approved March 9th,
1874, aud which takes effect May 9th
1874.
JAMES G. BOYDEN,
Ge"es"/ Freight AGENT
JNO. F lin, DIN, Snpt
J. W BISHOP. 'srnl Manager.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

Railroad matters are getting warm
The Northwestern managers have in
ausurated a trightfal system Of econo
my, aud have been cutting down sals.
r,es aud removing men and agents on
the Winona aud st. Peter road. Ra.
,nors are currrnt that the revolution
PROMISES m ne still IA 're sweeping after
IN. Jn,e election Of Directors. ~- Wa
ouI R.p,hL.,Mn
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

The temperance me" Ot A ustin have
had an election contest with the friends
Ut rum. aud have come out vi de.
cided triumph. The Transcript says !:
I'm the council. comprised Of nine
members, the temperance reformers
have ut least six.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

A sheep Was found in Maine the
other day under = snow drift in hole
seven or eight feet deep. where it had
been for at least twelve days without
food. 1t was alive, aud being pulled
out ran briskly to the barn, apparently
all right.
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CASH PREMIUMS.

Any person sesdins subscriptions
To the WEEKLY pIsPA1CH at the rate
Of 81 z; per auuum will be entit'e to
,He follow ny CASH PREMIUMS:
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SEED WHEAT DISTRIBUTION.
Important Recommendation from
th. Com IN iSsi0ners.

The f"ll"wi"y ,uies tor di-tibu' ia .
seed grain I" the d~st,,ute settlers.
'ave BEEN id ped oy the to",u'>-i""
ers, aud the President, Dr.. D.y. su..
ses,s 4 plan for the destruction vi the
grasshoppers before they are large en-
"ugh to c",umit their dsprsdations in
any locality Special attention is called
to the rules aud recommendations;
RULES FOR DISTRIBUTING SEED GRAIN.
The amount Of money appropriated
by the Legislature for the purpose Of
furnishing seed grain to the destitute
settlers il the frontier counties Of this
State, being about one third Of the am
cunt applied for to the Board Of Com.
missioners appointed by the Governor
for its distribution, it has been found
necessary to pro rate the approbation-
ment to the different counties known
to require aid SO far As ascertained.
Tne amount allotted will be turned
over to the chairman Of the relief com.
uittees or county authorities in each
county. aud in its Distribution the fol-
lowing rules should b. observed Is far
as practicable:
l. No grain to be delivered except
on affidavit Of the applicant in printed
receipt Where the applicant is IN.
known to the distributor, and any
doubts exist as to his merits, addition.
al proof may be exacsed before his
clalm is allowed.
2. This grain is to be used for seed
only aud the known destitute" should
be first supplied. No greater amount
than fifteen bushels to be supplied to
any one person until all those applying
for ten bushels. or less, have been serv
ed, and in no case shall more than
twenty bushels to be delivered to one
person.
The receipts should be retured to
the Secretary Of this board as soon
as the distribution is completed,
to facilitate speedy settlement Of its &C.
counts.
Sighed by
DAVID DAY,
STEPHEN MILLER,
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NOTICE

z. s. Land Office.
Redwood Falls. MIMI. March 18th. 1874
Complaint having b-..n enter-d o. tn OhtcS by
Al x,n."r u witt s,ins iw,rt Goodwin or nb. :.
i ming his iionesteai Entry \" TT lated Ma-ch III
1878 upon the North West quarter SECTION 10 Town.
s!,i, li2 Rsasr !! in Lyon County " M.
with view to th. csncellsti"n 1t said. entry: the
Sail ,.arti, hor~by snmm"ned 10 aD1ar ut tht-
'tce an tn. - d.y II April 1874 1t u ':fpcx " IA
respond anil tnrn,sh 'e.timony co"errning said a.
legged abandonment.
b r. SNirH. Register
Is WI II. KELLY, Receiver.
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lIARos PROFIrs ON CRANBeRRIEs
A Aranherru 6nld in Rnrlinofnn

JIAR09 PROFITS ON CRANBgRRIES
A cranberry field in Burlington
county, Mo, containing one hundred
acres, has employed three hundred
hands, who picked BY the bushel, clean
- they 60, making good wages. Fifty
acres picked over yielded 1000 bush
els. four acres Of which produced whal
seemed TO rs enormous-l 900 bush.
els Twenty acres more gave only 3.
900 bushels, and the remainder made
up the quantity to over Z 900 bushels
Jet the owners complain Of the short
nsss Of tho crop. They hope, howeve,
%, improve their prospects By gather
ing from she remaining 6fty acres 10 !,
900 bushels moro. They expect 4
cell oil to one dealer at 400 per bush
el.-Pfact;col FssyNser.
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Mr.. V.G Andrew If "nc"rd. il
forms u that he sowed lbs acres ol
his farm t" wheat which ms i-' bee"
threshed aud received therpfr"m 2 63j
bu<hels-a tr,ae over q bushels Ia
the acre. ,nt"rvill- Erprexs
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NOTICE.

TT s. LAND OFFICE
u R-.iw.sod Falls MINI, March 18th 1874
Complaint having been -nt-r-'i 1t this Otlice BY
Natnan Davis against George White for abAnd nj ny
his Homestead Entity, No. 63sS, dated 'uly 1871
upon the North vest quarter. section 20 fownsh p
ILL., Rang Il IN Lyon County, Minnesota, with Z
view t. til. cancellation Of said e"ty: the said lar
ties AR. hereby sum n"n.d +, ap,,-r this ofice on
the x3d day of April ls74 at .ci"ck u to resp"n
and furnish testimony concerning SAID ALLEGED alan
tOumaut.
B.F SNIrR, Z, ,gister.
25 wv. II. KsLLY, Receiver.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsION.-A number
Of years ago the city of Watertown,
Wis voted large railroad bonus, for
which they issued bonds. and all efforts
to enforce payment have failed, and
now the Supreme Court of the United
States has just decided the property of
citizens cannot be taken to pay the
municipal debts Of the municipality Of
which they may be members.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-26

MIR. Gillett, Of Lake City. has in
vented new seedcr and cult,vator. It
Is OF simple construction. containing
no gearing or cogs. aad it is said sows
the SEED evenly over the ground. rhe
construction Of twenty five Of the new
machines h $ alre .dy been commenced