Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-12
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"V'spay evening" VI ", 1910
TINE GREAT nnernufxr
c]A11ronnrA
III. .book of.~ ..
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.s Isl" po'n's a'o"s tue cosst on tne Z1tn
1 a couple o. mem en- hsa = lswsult IN "a
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v;."o... ~. .,S ..s :. =. Woulu n'fe more
Witnesses ana try u aga.n.
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toTa.S p...easf.is ~ " ~ 1:s
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H.n,~ EdmonJs mn.Iia - e..
r,,r.h.:s Il. C.I,f 49,. 1 s.s ~ - nna . pllcn-
al collection. has sent il to Bottom. II Vas
packed in l.O35 boxes. enclosed IN thirty.
six outside boxes. and meaaured ten ton.
in ships' freight. ~
LARGE Aock. of sho.n ~. bo;,c a,;,..
From, Gal;forn;s - Nlp,e. ssnnge u..ssn
Idaho. q h.wa hasn J.;..a ~ e" 0's;n
River Vallev and .oms a mn =. ~ Sas a.i
the stape road nesr Pete FIvnn,s s-..t;on
! These Hocke oro fron, Nor,ho: r.I;sssS;.
1ne cnain Yang 81 NsPal Is 1ound 10 pea
ore.t Jeol &c ..orls h,t = .isn t I uOes =
gomId he ofEsnJar, nut ~ ;.;I a 49, h sos
snd iode;rnn whan .oonron H. oJ Ell
| and chain and a hard DAVIS work. lose their
charm.
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The ship Doyenby cleared on the 9th.
for Liverpool, with Is, $3.50 cases of salmon
and 2,495 barrels Of flour. Total valuation,
$l59,85O.
There is still an abundance of land in
Clackamas county for the new corners who
are arriving BY the hundred every steamer,
1t consists Of government, railroad and
school land, and the very best agricultural
soil in the state.
The Indian troubles in eastern Oregon
will not, as has been feared, work great in:
Jury to the wheat crop. Active war and
expectations have been confined almost en-.
tlrely TO the mountains and uplands, and
pa.le" grsln heios nave Deen molesteo.
~ &c., vaa II 'io s.sas:n' anu =
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NEVADA.
There are about 40. 1000 cords If vood n
the Carson river at DAYTON. and 5000 cord,
at Sutro.
The Carson river ia falling ran;dlv an1
it will soon be impossible tn RIM the mill,
to their full capacitv.
Less bu;ld;no has heen dome IN v;r,;r;.
Civ this simmer than aver basors Is H.
history NJ he town
Tho c.,forn;, M;r;no n, =, ss.,..,,
oh;nned h,,li;nn n Tho nei,o of:S1aa Coz %
and H. Gonaoi;i"teJ v;..;e: @.oo,oo.''o
IN nai,o ~ sce oos 'rs.L;a '"paa ~
S24a69761. ~
The tunnel miners sav that tho air in III,
Tug tunnsi m!.els say 'uat tne ar ~ IN
Sun,s 'u1e eea a. -: = : tne opsnl1g mo IN
havond tbat mint The beat ia tronhiasoroa
T. c.N
We. ve!y '..'le snow ~ hoW let IN 'ne elerr
re1aua inoulta1ns, sAcePt IN tne nlgnes
peaks anu ~ sheitereo places on tne norm
~ ,'oP.e = .ne mo' e.eu spurs
me sutro tunnei Is sui oelng pushe'
pafasa II. Ill "nsN1:s
SAoOAS auOuut VI WdlSE 40 Al6Ulo u VI
tapped.
ARIZONA.
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ooa.e cav ya ,d' ss,, uass 'a anst,r lec ~ ~ y!
.vein auo sou'neiu po'''oo u 'ne 'efFl
Wy
a large number OF mines have bee1
bonded to san francisco capitalists In Or
olauco uls'llct.
gov. Hoyt WI leave me legislative ar
polntment 10 oe mace py General Fremon
DIS successor IN once.
The southern Pacific company will com
mence pushing their line of railway alon
up the ella from Yuma about the first c
October.
Parties from St. Louis have taken posses
sion of Government Spring, on the road t
Tuscen, tor a mill site. and have CONNER
ced work.
Inc 6r0Ole lduOS OF AflZOn8 WIN ever
acre IN cultivation, cannot be made to pre-