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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-22

Much has been said about the sue
cess If the snow fences Of the Northep
Paci6c, but time and experience have
fully demonstrated that what Was BE-
Liered to be Fact, is a positive fact.
o. the north side =: : each Gu: are two
fences, commencing at Oh" end OF the
cut and terminating at the otter end.
These fences are semicircular in shapc
the out side one from three to four
rods from the inner one. They are
some eight or ten feet high, tuilt on
the plan Of . picket teuce. The boards
used are four to six inches in width,
so nailed on as to leave a space Of three
or four inches between the boards
ca the south side Of each cut is sin.
gle fence, and frequently double one
rs on the north side
Winter came on earlier this season
than ever before known in this country
We have had several weeks of snow,
aud for month it has been fifteen
inches in depth on an average. We
have also had two or three furious
wind storms, which piled the.sn up
in hundredths Of drifts yet, not one
Of the large snow pIows, regarded as
indispensable on all prairie roads has
been used so far this winter and the
delay occasioned to trains from drifts.
if all put together, would not exceed
two hours.-St. Paul Press.
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Redwood County.

There is no sec, ion OF the State
where unimproved tar,ns. conveniently
and dcsirsbly located, Can he purchas-
ed to better advantage than in Red
v ood county. The very best Of soil
and adapted to every kind Of crop
grown ia this latitude; t~o FIRST class
Flour mills and Saw mill; timber
enough to meet the wants Of the county
when it is we'll settled up; School dis.
tricts being organised and school
houses built all over the county F.; good
trading point at Redwood Falls, it
has the material to make it q No. /.
agricultural community. The present
population is, almost entirely, Ameri.
can. In the southeastern portion Of
the county there is considerable land
subject to homestead entry and many
pieces Of the best farming land, within
convenient distance of Redwood Falls
can be purchased at from four to ten
dollars IN acre. Persons looking for
cheap homes, to whom good land, de
sirable neighbors, schools, churches
and such like are important, cannot
be better suited than in this immedi
ate vicinity. To any person desiring
particular information it will be freely
and truthfnlly given.
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ROBr. WATSON,
Notary Public,
REDWOOD FALLS MINI.
The Aldine Chromos for 1874.
REDWOOD FALLS

THE two c,romos pres"nicl to subscribers Of THE
ALDINE for 1874 such beauifu AMI unusu,i
works Oi ar'-lat this copies II actual paintings oil
mat. by the c-le"ratrd arti,t. rh"n'a. v" an from
studies Of nature hit We feet justified in calling
SPECIAL attention to them Th-s- chrOmns rpresent
scens characteristic "f the Est AID tn. West the
whe Mountains Of New i.mp.hire, ani the Cliffs Of
Green River in Wyoming Territory. In all the range
Of grand amp auttul American -cenery it would be
difficult to find tw" NOR. picturesqe or charming
views. unlike ~ nature i" her varying moois, yet
appropriate. companion pi.c,
The view IN the White Maintains gives the b.
holder grand an.l sublime scdn. "f t'. mst famous
region in New England. l'icturr which is filled
with the very spirit "i the region. The subject il
treated with much Meaith and fe. ling, without an
"v-rcro~ding Of peaks and ellis which oft, spill
tn. artistic fleet. The top Of the PRINCIPAL m"u"t.i"
is surrounded by clouds 1T magical eaut which add
life to the sc-n- Indicating, they do, action The
picture is one Of the elem-nts-earih .rir, water
thrown together hy the hand Of the great artist.
such picture is always fresh, aud gre dull
The 'iasinQ brook, the ric group f autumn clothed
tr~ss. the deepdown. farawav meadows the stream
rushing dow" the mountains side. the crags and rocks
the hint Of c"u,. mysteries a"i innumerablr noun
'1ins beyond al: of which the artist gives this
picture, make it tn. most notable and really artistic
chr"mo ever "sered to the American pubic.
In pleasing c .ntrast with the blue cl"uds nd cool
h"ghts If the hit- Mountains. have in the Cliffs
OfGreen River golden, -athed landsc tpr, NTH
ky full IF glorv-n breaking away nf = clouds
to i.t the King oil through! Tn" physical ge"g
raphy OF tue Great West is peculiar, and this Mr..
Moran has faithfully r"pr"d"crd. grand rel sand
stone rock, butte, riies like ruined castle from
one sid" Of the river r citing all til" brilliant hu.s
ct the skv, which are also reproduced in the water
The picture is exceedingly brilliant, but none too
much so for the heart If the Great American D-ssrt
where this il laid The foreground "fthis pic
tnre very rich and tn" study Of t is delicate and
natura. One may carefully examine the whole list
chromos off red to tn. public, and fail to find else
where much real artistic excellences ns in these
'w" representative landscapes They every way
worthy Of thu great art je ,rnal Of Americs-THE
AlDINE These chrom"s are SO fine. th"y can only
b. compared with the highest priced pictures ef-re
in the market, Itwould be injustice to place them
by the side Of any ofthe cheap prints commonly
out bv newspapers premiums to their Subscribers.
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MURrG AGE SALE.

NAxE OF Mosrsvoos-william Rroekway, aud
Ruth Br'ekway, his wife.
AAxE OF u"kT0AG.s-Iohn Elwood.
DAr. "r " ,Rr0AGx -N"vember 22ud 1872
When aud Where heenrsie,i, In th. Office IT Regis.
ter of Dseds in aud fnr ke.iw"oJ County. MiLDesota
% . 23d day Of Nov misr. A. d.. 1872 at l1k
o'clock. \. ". IN h'ok OF Mortgages pages 60 81
Description o. Premises, The s"uth west quartsrjk
"f the north east u,rt-r (k,. The west ha'f(l-2)
"f thr south east quarter tx) and the north half Of
the south Vest quarter % Of section Twenty four
t2p T'~nsnip os- hundred and twelve lilz) Range
rnirty-f"ur (3&) west
Amount clsin,"d to be due said Mortgage ut
the date here II seven Hundred and ninety eight
dollars, and no proceedings at law or oth-rwse hav-
ing been mad or nsncrd to collect said mortgag.
dent any part thereof,
Notic- 10 hereby given. that BY reason Of default
In the payment Of The said sum Of money, aud BY
virtue Of power OF sale in .iad mortgage contsin.i
the said mortgage will b. forecl"sed BY sal ofsSid
premises st public auction. to take place ~ ths frunt
door Of the Court House in the village Of Redwood
Fsls, sedwoai County. Minn-sot., IN the 7th day
Of March 1874 at 10 O'clock A. N. to satisfy the
amount that will The" be due aid mort gage. with
the disbursements and cost hy law allowed besides
s-vcnt, i've dollars for attorneys fees stipulated
in said m"rtsag-.
JOHN Ef.wOoD Mortgage.
N. E.P0WELI., Attorney for E"rtgas.-.
ted Redwood Falls. Minnr, January 2lst 1874
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The Post says, 'EnrIy last week,
NJ. Ascher. who was shot by Brank
Sheu,oo, few weeks ago, At the in.
stigation Of his mother, aud Mr.. Tsy
lor, US we Ieara, Of, K,sson, cine to
this city for the purpose Of getting Mrs.
Asehcr-formerly Mrs. sheu.ou-out
Of Jail on bail. The p,rties we're the
beares Of the necessary legal papers
from Judge Lord, but the irie"ds Of
Mrs. Ascher forgetting tast wine is
. ~ocker, &C., yielded to the sparkling
and allpriog temptations Of Rochester,
and becauc iogloriosssy drunk before
coutupIating the object Of their mis-
sion hi,hcr. From the loose manner
Of doing bu>iness-indaoed by their in
dulge,ce aud couyiyia!.y, the papers
were last, aud the f.ieuds returned I"
their homes, leaving the object OF
their unselfsh eadeavors 10 durance
vile. All Of which shows that getting
drunk is one thing and tending to bu-
siness is another thing and as com.
pound they. don't make = irst class
prescription"
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LEGAL. ADVERTISEMTS
MORTGAGE SALE,
NAxx OF MoRroAooR:-Jaeob J, Light.

NAxE OF MoRroAGoR:-Jacob J, Light.
NAME OF M"RT0 A0EI:-Jnhn B ElwO0d.
DArE or NokraAas:-Noven'ber 22nd D 1879
Whrn and whers Recorded, In the Office Of Rrgis-
ter Of Deeds in and for Rrdw BOD County. Ninnesota
on the 2Sd day Of November 4. D. 1872, At II ~
o'clock 4, N. in hook Of Mortgages, pages 81 l. 81
Dsscr,ptio. OF Premises, The South E,st quarter
t.<) "f the South West quarter 60 the south West
quarter ~! Of the s"sth EIt quartz tA<l and
Lots Five t5' and SIX (6) In Section Six co. Town
ship one Lun'lrrd and twelve t1l2), Rarg ge Thirty
four t3@). continuing one hundred and hixty.three
and IS hundrpdths acres, according I" Government
Survey, situat in the County Of d~ooi and State
oi Minn.so Amount claimed to he du- on aaid
M:rtga.. ut tine date hereof, Eight Hundred and
fifty Five Dollars. and proceedings At law or
"th-rws- having been had or e"mm- need to collect
said Mortgage deht or any part thereof.
Motto" is hereby given, that by Of default in
the payment the said sum Of money. and by virtue
"f power Of sal. in said mortgage contained. the
said mortgage will b" frrol"s. i BY sale Of .aid
prrses at public auction, to take place. NJ tho front
door Of the Court House In the Village of Kedwood
Fails. Redwood County. Iinn+ sofa, on the 7,h DAY
"f March 1874 at 10 "'clork 4. u. 70 satiaiy the
amount that will then hr due said mr'g.g-. With
tho disurs and costs by law allow d. besides
dollars for attorney fees, stipulated
JOHN B. ELwOOD, Xortsa.e.
z. pOWEi.L. Att'ra-v for Iortesgss
Datad Redwood Ealla Min. Jan 23od 1874
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Judge Dillon If the u. s. Circuit
Court has rendered u decision in the
caSe Of Svlah Chamherlin vs the ST..
Paul j. Sioux City 4 the Southern
Mime sofa Il K. Compa"ies.
The action Was brought to compel
the payment Of t:e Minnesota State
railroad bonds owned by Selah Cham
berlin. Itw,s claimed that the bonds
were lien on all the lauds aud prop.
erty Of the old companies aud by their
forfeiture to the State aud transfer 4"
the new Companies, the lien still holds
and tho new Comp ,nies become the
principal debtor aud the State the sur
ETY., notwithstanding the State had
transferred them .'tree from all liens
Juds &c Dillon decides against this
theory aud further. that the bonds
are the legal obligations Of the State,
and bindiag upon it ia law honor aud
justice.
The decision deeply concerns all
citizens OF Minnesota.
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State Legislature.

lie sislative proceedings have ben
.cou6ued chiefly, to the iutroductio"s
of bills and resolutions.
The following are some Of them;
by Mr.. Homer joint resolution
relative to arus aud equipments vi
.mi.ita turaed Ut New U.p. Relieves
:bouJsmea from liability tor their value
A Lady, Mrs. Mary a. Hyde, Was
appointed Assistant enrolling clerk for
the Senate.
Mr.. Freeman introduced a joint res
olution extending the time for the
p'yuest OF pr.eGptisn claims tsr two
years beyond the time now allowed by
law, ~h,ch Was read 6rst, second aud
third times, under suspension OF the
rules, passed BY an uuaut.uous vote OF
..he Senators present, aud Il copy is to
be transmitted as s,'on us practicable
to the Senators aud Representatives VI
Minnesota in Congress.
M. llunnor introduced a resolution
providing for the appointment of a
JOINT .comwittee TO inquire iuto the ex
fcdieucy OF Pos,po"i"s the collections
OF personal property tax i" certa'"
troutier couuties. The resolution Wa:
adopted, and Senators Hounor aud
Ward appointed the committec.
Mr.. D'u"ely presented petitio"
from citiz.ns Ot Nobles county prayiu.
for the Development Of the peat inter-
est ia this State, which vas referred to
the III mittee on tree pls~tias
Mr.. Nacd,naId introduced his bill
guaranteeing religious ireed"m i" the
several public institutions Ut this State
aud prohibiting seetar,au practices in
such institutions.
By Mr.. il,ll-Memnrial to Congress
requesting \ survey. With the view 81
Connecting the Minnesota aud Red
rivcrs br "a canal.
by Mr. Clarke-Ts app"priate
81 UUO tor the construction vi = brid ~
sc,us,the Lac qni P,rle.
Mr.. D.mueliv Introduced a bill for
the sale OF the three Noru,ai schools,
aud to establish Normal Departments
In the High schools of the otate.
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The Grand Loiye A. +. e. 4. NJ,
met il St. Paul last week. aud was
largely attended. lO4 Subordinate
lodges we're represented. Alter transac.
ting general tx>isess, the following
grand off: were elected for the en-
-suins year:
& M-Chss Griswold. Rcd Wing.
ID. q. M.-Jas \ C,>:lc. Stillwa'er.
6. 8. " Edgar Nash. Minneapolis
G.J. WI. B Cummings, y i"o"a
G. Treas -';eo, A. Camp M'uneap'Iis
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NOTICE..

y. =. Land Office,
Redwood Falls. Mnn.. April ri. 1878.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Thos GiirOy agains. PhiO VII ,ma ton for ahando,.-
ing his Homestead Entry, No. TOSS, dated May q,
1877. npon the North East quarter Of, Section II
Township liz, Raugc q, in Ly County,
MINI,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned t. appear Mt this
Office on the 10th dav Of Feb. 1874 ut ~ o'clock
NJ. IT, respond and furnish Testimony conce rning
said alleged abandonment.
B. F. SMITH, Register.
II VIZ n. KELLy, Receiver.
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No I'lCE.

q. s. LandOffice,
Redwood Falls. Minn., January l6. 1874
Con piaint having been entered at this office by
Thosnas Gilrov against Henry Prell-, for
abandoning his Homestead Entry, M. 1885, date,
Way 2l.1S72, upon the northwest quarter. section
Il. township ILL.,, range IL in Lyon county, uinue-
sofa,
parties hereby summoned to appear at this Office
the 2Otl, day Of Feb 1874, at II o'clock NJ to re-
sp"nd and furaish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment
B.. +. Smith, Register,
II wv. H. KELLY. RECEIVER.
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The Official canvass OF the vote for
St.ts Off ,ers, sjectiny scattering votes,
sh ,ws the following IMPURITIES G. K.
Davis, for Gov. 5,496; A Bsrto,
Lieut.. Gov. 5.7l3; S P. Jennison.
See Of State, $50; 4. W. Dixie, Treas.
urer, i,229, Geo. p. Wilson, Attorney
General. 1904.
The amendments proviiiug for BIZ
ennial Sessions we're defeated. The
one in relation to the Treasury D.:
par,ment Vas carried BY 4 m jority OF
22.7U5,
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THE GAZETTE.
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Editors aud Publtshers.
Judge Waite Of Ohio. has been nom.
mated for Cnief Justice, aud, By this
time, is probably confirmed.

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torres the pay Of all se what it was be.
fore the passage Of the act, except that
Of the President aud Judges Of the
Supreme Court.
The repeal;ny act passed by an over.
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"a Complete Pictorial History Of the
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NOTICE..

IT'S. LAND OFFICE
~ Redw~od Fails. Minn., January, 4, 1874.
To Morgan n kinney You are hereby notified
that On Monday the 18th day Of February 1874 at
II o'clock NJ proof will be taken Mt this office in sup
port Oi the claim Of Emil F,amne to enter by pre-.
mption the east Y Of north east 4 Of section -
Township Ia range Sc,
To which you adverse claimant and will be DER
United to offer counter proof,
BF SNlrH, Register.
Is wy. II. KELLy. Receiver.
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Money to Loan.
In large or small sums at reasonable
rates. Inquire of e. J. Hodgson at
Till Tibbets Office.
41.tf Redwood Falls.
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WANTED

Oats and corn at Je ;sup's which will te
taken in trade or paid for in cash.
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While the PREes will maintain, a heretofore, its
distinctive political character the LEADING
REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL Of Minnesota, because
,a p ishers believe the Republican party r. 10 es-
sent;.v he party of re form and progress, II holds
t. superior to all party 'tanmelS. aud
win aim, BY its and independent eritieistos o.
nsrtv mei; and m~asures to reflect the best, rather
Than the most popular, oEin,on.
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My plan for buying would be some.
thing like this: Let there be Z Grange
or Club in every town ship; elect :
Contract Agent, who shall represent
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-22

Luther took Robert to Swansey, Massachu-
setts, instruc ed him, and few years after
ward he made an engagement at the UPTON
Hotel. During the winter he catered for
those eccentric bachelors in New York, Mr.
7. FL. Falle Mr. Edward Penfold. or Mr..
Robert Mct'rosky Only the former survives
He caters Tor New Workers in the winter
at FOG WaverIy place Robert has perhapl
the largest acquaintance Of any one in Sara
toga. He knows old Presidents and scion.
Of royalty; knows distinguished savants
poets statesmen, and historians. He lye
in beautiful ne-cad cottage on Washing
ton street. in Saratoga. where the guests o
Congress Hall frequen' Il cal upon bis VIII,
who is one Of The neatest housekeepers il
Saratoga.