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New YonK. Monday. July. 6.-Receipts Of
becNcs yesterday ant to-day were I'll loads. ur 37O
head making total OF sos for the week against 1B5
for the previous week. aud a5ii the corresponding
week last year Prices ncnrlv &c = m better than
on Friday last AMI the market closed firm with an upward
tendency Poor to choice Texans i3 car loads sold AZ
7,rnr r n 10 dress 55g56 Ms Texas bulls ut 2lsalsc.
e ~ live weight good native bulls at ave y n live
weight aud ordinary 70 extra native steers ~ "a tlhic
10 drc.s aas5i ms ENnortcrs used about ~ native
steers. which cost thcn either here In the West ns9
luc T. ~ 70 dress 3d957 NJ also car loads Of tat TeNai
steers l.lHT n average. valued AT &c 10 dress jB rs
Receipts at caves were 5Oi head. making total o.
27a or the week, against 3qlD Tor the previou. week
Market active and higher with an carly clearance al
2isejic T. N. Tor and buernilk calves. tS5c
Tor mixed lots, and 5ss7c. Tor veals with acw sales ur
to 7ic.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs - car loads making
- ~ Tor The week. against 2Tls for last week anu
ELSA for the currcsnonding week last year. The
mHrcrt was irregular. and closed rather weak sheep
ranged from SIC to Sc r. n lambs from 5t4c TO SIC.
n eenernllysine Gull going down to 4tsc. and very
choice iamhs mp To 6i@sc, and even 7c The hrst Can
ada lambs o the seh.,n arrived today two car loadO
and solt ~ G'asd'sc pm -mainlN ut SIC.
SwtNE-RcceiltS were - car loads s.0ii head. max
inr total 27,Dl the week against 292,3 tor this
week. aud lsiuS Tor the corresponding wocs
last year None tor sale alINs
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EDWARD REDTOOD'S STORY.
The Iinrdships OF nm English Youth who went
Abroad TO Seek Fortune.

Four years ago Edward Redwood. an
English blonde OF 20. quilted comfortable
homo in London TO seek employment and
fortune in tho United States. He obtained
occasional jobs MS n sign painter in Pennsylva-
min. Florida and other States. The work was
not remuncrative. and lie decided to make a
whaling voyage TO improve his condition. Ac-
cordingy he shipped ut Panama in November
last. in the bark Oak OF New York. and had
an eight months cruise in the Pacific near
tho line Of tho equator. In that time only two
whales were taken. and there was nothing COM
Ing 10 him for his services. The bark entered
Panama on tho 23d Of June and he Mt once ran
away. He WINS three days in crossing the 18TH
mus to Aspinwnll. His companions were nm
old sailor and broken down miner. They
shared what little food they had.
On reaching Aspinwall after his three days
tramp through tropical heat, Young Redwood
taken in the steamship Alps. ~ the Atlas
COmpnnys line. on condition that he should
work his passage to this city. Tho sailor VINO
was with Inn went out In tho steamer H. n
slowhway. On the second day out from Aspn-
wall the FIRST mate. whose name il Aden Young
Redwood says, came To him while ne was lying
in the f0rernstlo. and said: Damn your eyes
come w on deck or I'll throw YOU overheard"
He worked until he was on the point OF fall
INK on the deck from exhaustion. The third
mate then took pity ON him. md sent him be-
friends or money. and on Saturday he WIS
found by the police OF Brooklyn in nm uncon-
scious state on the Atlantic pier. He was taken
10 the Long Island College Hospital The
physicians there say that he has remittent
fever. He has not tasted food in five days.
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The California Election.


President Kcarney, in his address at the
snnd lots yesterday. said it would be well for
the Oi1icehodcrs that infcst our city To resign
now and for all time. He wished he had tho
opportunity to place them IN tho swcat box Of
the City Prison. After AN allusion TO the police
brokerage scandal he said the only thing he is
afraid OF Is That an indignant and outraged
people Will rise up ana crush out these Internal
Infamous scOundrrls that have been levying MS
sessments and taN ng people for the Inst twenty
five years 10 live OF them. Every county i'm the
State has its little. petty, thicving Court House
ring The election ~ over, Int the returns in
Mi Probability will he doctorcd. Tho non-pnr-
tisans have had their enliSsarics throughout
the Stat" dOctoring tho returns, and they have
got willing tools in the counties.
Mr. Becrstecher said he would have liked to
have seen II majority IN the Convention Of
Workingmen. but rs far rs tho party is con.
cerned In the future II makes no difference. II
the delegates go and do their duty md demand
a recognition Of the principles Of the party en-
bodied in tho platform, and Constitution is
framed upon those principles II VIII be EN-
dorsed. The delegates can come before tho
people and say in all sincerity that the Consul,
tuition II one which the pnrty made, Tor IL would
have been impossible to lramo such Constiiu-
ton unless the delegates Of the party hnd been
In the Convention. On tho other hand, II the
Convention frames a bad Constitution, the dele.
gates OF the party will tell the people 70 vote II
down. and the people will do It.
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Boud's WHO and her Parnmour.


To tho edit or Of the interoccan Mr. Editor
Dear SIR will you let this take place IN your pancr ON
tile 10 dav at last August Allie ri Noble cripple aud
poor miScra tic drunken he walks his knees and
plays the violin and hcgs the and the
and In snuuns run away with my wife Me htsa Bond
they travelled all over Iowa and went into Ills
and lived IN purand station ! had them arrested
last March they taken 10 jail TO Rockford
when the court sit In April they were found guilty
u adultry she begged hard 10 the court that she
ci-d conditions that she would home 20 Iowa and
take ut her tour children and his sentence
pended long he behaved INN ~cf hut they
got away they started on east togNther heard ut them
AZ Bellyicrc ami Garden parnrc. and they east
begging II they In o Chicago wish ht folcicc would
arrest ami send them Joliet where they belong
and II uf the readers ~ the ncrpccan them
whore would he much OBLIGED to them 10 scnd me word
Ia have such behavior stopped AMI Justice dnir thcm
please send post card II YOU ~ 10 insert 1t Your
paper and viii be much Obliged Ia you Direct TO
g. % & BoNp
Etrcwood CLAYTON co Iowa
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Tweed. Friend and Physician.

DR.. William Schirmcr died In Greenwich,
Conn. yesterday. Mr. schirncr was born IN drrnnny
about sixty years ago lie came To this country
forty years ago and, while living In the seventh ward
engaged in the practice o medicine few yrnrs after
ward he was called upon to attend a member Of Wilnm
NJ rwecds family. who was seriously IL ~ succs s.
with his patient made him the physician and friend o
Mr. Tweed when Mr. Tweed became the leader OF Tam
many Hall and the real head o the city government he
Tammany Society and tue rammnny Genornl Commute
the expiration ot his term as Coroner Dr. Schfmrr
retired from political life aud that time uuiil his
death spent most OF his time in his Tome ~ reenwich
which he bought after the Americas club made It's
headquarters there DR. schirmer wasa frequent visitor
b Ludlow street jail while his friend M Tweed was con
nned there, and ole Of Mr.. Tweeds physicians dur
ing his last lllneAA
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"Bnrnum ut Coney island"

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-SH: There is
not particle OF truth in the newspaper announce mens
made under tho above caption, TINT have purchased
land at Coney Island and contemplate opening show
there, This false report has probably been started by
land spccuators My New and Only Greatest Show on
Earth,' exhibiting under three mammoth tents and
transported on nearly hundred cars ol my Is
ht syracuse. " y, and viii proceed westward To Mis-
souri,, returning through ohio and other states To Now
York where VIII open for tour weeks early ~ October
AT the Hinpodrome building The average daily attend
ance on my travelling exhibition is ten thousand have
other. r. r. BAIkVh.
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PHILADELPHIA, July s.-Thc jury in the case
Of scholenbcrser Son against the American Insurance
Company Of Newark. n D. which has been on tra in the
United States Circuit Court before jury days,
this morning returned verdict for the plaintiffs Of s.
61- ~ 7his sum covers the mll amount of the policy
issued bN the defendants company on the leather manu-
tarinrN nj ONiuri and Masrhcr streets and includes
trrosL II is the test suit which wl settle the payment
n more than stOtp0 held In various other cnlhpunes in
tins city amt elsewhere. The defence set w WAS that the
premises did not contain the amount ot stock that was
represrntrd at time OF their destruction, and
QuontV the firms loss wns not great AS they alleged.
The verdict COntradicts this assumption.
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Sc italy. Simpson. London.
- san Jhcinto, Phillips. santiago de Cuba
- TYhcc, kcuhl. san Domingo
- Othcllu. Mitchell. Hull
s. Hclyeua Thompson, Liverpool June "a and Queens
town 27ih
ship liercward. Incls. Calcutta
Hark Colcsna, Capaitch. Trieste.
Bark HohcnLnl, rn. schumacher, Bremen
BARK FelriuL ChioI,a. Burrunc, SaNonn.
BARK Garttun RHrtitn. urtnarchi, denna.
Bark America. Armstrong. Port spain, Trim
BARK Jane Adrinr Hess. lHeuHNra.
BARK Frnd-c.fc Alexandra, Johnston. st Croix.
Hark 4 RrYrlln RrNtlIu Cork,
HdrA trace MrNicl. Rlucn
BARK souvenir Henderson, Dublin
HarS Joseph Bakcr. Ryder. ktng-ton, ia.
Bark Arahclln. Foster, fcrnumhuco.
Marx Jon Sodtn. Gerrnuspn. liumacoa
Bark Bogcnesc. Jensen. Pcrnhmhuco.
Bark taincloi, Donaldson pcrnnmhuro
Birk Pearl. RYDER. Port spain. Tim
Bnrk charles ward. CAV a. BARREN
BirK Atlanta. Hnrdwick Mnr~'irs.
BARK Marion. Iiowcs. liunv kung.
Btrk Violet Harding. llavrr.
Btrk Del Hlschritu. Ptrccalc. Waterford.
Bfis Fcllcii. tastrilrnu, Oporto.
Eus Ifrl> lalisrcn. santos.
Fris Daniel Iruwhrhigc, Rogers. 81 Pierre.
Bus Leonard Movers, Hicks CMbnricn.
Brig Acadau, RN an. teniucEpS
brig America. Toit. Mnricalho
hrig q G. Clarv. scott Barbados
Brig Cuori Clsicllnun MarsriieA
Brig Isabel soon. faiardu. = T..
Also the usual CuhstMl>c vessels
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state bonds were dul, hut I'm rnrnad securities there
was large and well distributed business. with lc.
hish and Wlkc,harrr consolidated asscntrd aud the
Northwestern consolidated coupon gold honl, Ilc pron
nrut features. The principal transactions fn
lows lohgh aud Nikrsunrrr consolidated assrntcd 20
$3.50. st rnul consolidated Sing fud iul. Northwest
tri consolidated coupon gold bonds inl satufi fhIrt
~ Burhnton and Quinc, =. ~. Canada southern
lsts guaranteed. III Hpson. R~iori and Eur lists.
2-'ie-", burlington. Cedar Rapids aud Nmthrm l>is,
u thcneo Rock Island and Pacific lis. lpl7. coupons.
17sNltN; Milwaukee and Paul consolidated sinking
und ol. Milwaukee ana 81 Paul lists Ia 'ro,,c hyl.
SION. li~, syracuse, Bn-hamtnn AMI Sew York lists,
ln1ls nnN are and Hudson coupon =. ~ lnis Erie
lists lia"il0'4 Long Dock hands lui4 Michigan south
siuknl fnd 1tri, e. Paine, tile and Ash III,
New lork Central t. lo- lui' Norlh Mls,oari isls,
luli. rlni4: Central fuchc gold bonds lHi's Union
racnc kmroad l,ts, luif aludAi Union Pacnr J., Land
grant, lOsis South rarhc Railroad lists, -. Pacific
Railroad n Missouri lists. ltNe col G. amt Ind Central
lists 4o4an's Toledo ami ieaSh Its -. Looms div
sion. malurVd coupon, ~ new York Elevated Rail.
road lists sai. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georga
lists ION
nfst. kstp
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siusintss llotlt,s.

Mothers! Moihcrsii Mothers liant TAIL to pro.
cure MRS WlNSLuWS SOOTHING SYRUP for all dis
OF Children whlc cethins Price % cents bottle
4 Al Pearl ar Mixed Derby, 81 Ot Fine
Mackinaw. sl' worth ~ H. Ncw Church t. nj stairs
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OKfED.

lNGERSOiL In tho rity o Sew York. on the 9Th dav
OF Jul ls7- hy the Hon Charles Dnunhuc Justice II
the supreme Court Mary 4 Insorso,l from William r.
Ingcrsoll Cause. adultery
SMITH In The ,ry Of New York. on the 9Th day OF
July, 1878 hV the Non Charles Daniels. Justice NJ tho
Supreme conri Elizabeth T. smith from Frank H. Smith.
adultery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

contest lasting twenty-one innings was
,lnycd on the Girari College ground IN Philadelphia
saturday between the college nine aud the Yoager club
cam the latter winning In the twenty first inning by
Of 10 toll Up to the close Of the twentieth inning
he stood tot Three balls were used up In the
inaI
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MARINE INIELLIGENOR

HiSr,ruRE ALxASAc-rus mar.
sun rises. 81 sun scis... 81 Noon ~ on
wArEK-rits nav
sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island. 20 He'll data a
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SURF HOTEL, FIRE I>iAND.-Grcat r..
duruuu through uckVts. ~ % tArt.i 90. - 70 tran
scnt board. Sia day, hrrrr-. without sickness
trains cave fAthu.u NV. RruuNlNu, ami Long l,anl
cats daily - 80 VI ami 80 T.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY Next draw
ing jay la S-luDn drawn, capital t-t.pl, prizes
Vashrd, orders hlcd Information furnished highest
ralos paid Tor Spanish bank bills Governments. Sc &c.
TAYLOR co, Bankers II Wall Il, y. Y.
500 HROADwN Y.-krnmcky state Drawing
July Is l,sui prizes. distributing N7ns1 Whole tickets
81 " WILLIAMSON co.
"A."-SUKE CURE FOR LUNG DIS
EANES-Hyr amt Rock per gallon ~ large bottle.
n VAS BELL, ~ Chambers At
se1.Sss.-TIcKET s ONLY sI.-KENruoKr
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''T'""00i wv" y = n NHl % IFI7-
Such was the action Of the late General Con-
irrence; such the commission given TO me by
n I bishops. Is there word In this about Il
suhttal collection OF money from foreign fields
10y mo relief Of the Southern Church 2" NY
commission Is for a specific object-to raise
money 10 build the Wesley Monumental Church
al al nAvnnnah. This work is exceptional And be-
,,"use u ~ exceptional, and for thnt reason alone
~ oulinlsson was given. II is not a local or
oosen'uhA enterprise; but II Is correctional and
MuWWenical. Purposing 10 build q monument TO
NJ Wesley IN savannah. we believed that ali
bniiAP3ulsls SHOULD have O chance 10 aid In It's
'N''aink Anu Weselected Savannah as the place,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
Daily 1ssss aud 9atotaiau
YANKTON DAKOTA
Thursday Evening, October ". 1879
DISAPPOINTED IN 1RiPe.

Deadwood Times.
Weare Of the opinion that Bartlett Trips
canvass in the Black Hills is not meeting
with that success that was fondly anticipated
BY the democratic leaders. His coming was
heralded in such q manner as to lead the
public to expect that his discussion Of the
political questions Of the contest would be
marked with such force and ability a. to
create more than ordinary enthusiasm in
the ranks Of the democracy. He was re
ported to be an able, eloquent and enter
tanning speaker, and his advent was antici-
pated with considerable intereet BY both
parties, as it was thought that the discussion
Of the political questions at stake would in
fuse into thi. contest an interest aud char.
acter such az it has not possessed heretofore.
10 this the public has been disappointed.
So far as MIR. Trips appearance on the
rostrum is concerned he has disappointed
both his opponents and friends. He has
failed to create any enthusiasm in his own
party, and his CANVAS 90 far in the Hills
hes fallen fiat and elected no excitement
on the part Of his own party friends. In
point of fact he is not as strong with his
own party in the Hills to-day az he was
before he came here.
All interest in him personally has in q
measure died out, and those who at first re-
joiced over his nomination because they un
d =rstood that he was q man Of popular man.
nera, of personal magnetism and such force
of intellect as to ingratiate himself into the
confidence Of the public and make a strong
and effective contest. nov regard and ac-
knowledge that be has lone Of the elements
of a popular leader, and his canvass in the
Hills has failed to arouse any public interest
whatever in the election of a democratic del.
Iegate to congress. The delegateship on the
part of the democrats has become a secon-
dairy matter and all interest is now centered
in the district and county ticket. Judge
Benefits canvass in the Hills will be q fal
different affair. His commanding presence,
his power and ability as a popular speaker
and his personal popularity will infnse ibtc
the campaign on the part of his friends, 8
zeal and enthusiasm that will be in marked
contrast to that of his opponent. W. look
for a strong and vigorous campaign upor
the part Of the judge, ouch as will arouse
the republicans to their utmost exertions t
elect their whole ticket-an event that il
among the probabilities and within tn,
power Of the party.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
VARIOUS CAUSES.

Advancing years, care, sickness, disap-
pointment, and hereditary predisposition
all operate to turn the hair gray, and either
of them i%nclines it to shed prematurelv
AYERS HAIR V1coR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to a rich brown or
deep black, as may be desired. 1t softens
and cleanses the scalp, giving it a healthy
action, andremoves and cures dandruff
and humors. By its use falling ha is
checked, and a new growth will be pro-
duccd in all cases where the follicler are
not destro, ed or the glands decayed.
Its effects are beautifully shown in brashy,
weak, or sickly hair, to which a few APP
pIicalions will produce the gloss and
freshness of youth. Harmless and sure
in its operation, it is incompatible as q
dressing, and is especially valued for the
soft lustre and richness of tone 1t imparts.
1t contain. neither oil nor dye, and will
not soil or color white cambria; yet it
lasts long on the hair. and keeps it fresh
and vigorous.
For SALE By ALL DEALERS.
Sold by Mills & Purdy, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
EASY CALCULATOR.

1t is used by thousands of farmers,
and business men, who speak
in the highest terms of its practical util-
ity and convenience. Its wonderful sim
enables Y the most illiterate
to calculate with. absolute accuracy and
speed ; while its original and rapid
methods delight aud benefit the most
scholarly. Its entirely new system of
tables shows, at . glance the correc,
value of all kinds Of grain, stock, hay,
coal, lumber aud merchandise, Of any
quality AMI at any pr,ce the interest on
any sum, for any time. at any rate per
cent ; mes surement of lumber, logs, els.
,crus, g~ranarics, wagon beds, corn enbs
wages tor hours, days, weeks months.
etc. 1t is we'll and neatly gotten up, in
p,cket-book shape; is accompanied by I
silicaie slasc, diary, and pocket fos pa
pcrs. II 10 unqucs,ioua ably tho moa,
complete and prac,ical Calculated sse,
published. Cloth. el,00; Morocco. tl,3(
Russaa, gslded, ea,oo; Flexible elo&A, o.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE.
UNITE, STATES Of AMERIcA.!ss
In the D'stric. Court for tie Second Judicial Dis
t,ict.
The United States Of America
Twelve Indian Ponies.
WHEREAS, A libel of information has been
w filed In the District Court Of the United
States. of America for The Second Judicial. Dis
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
Esq United States District attorney iSr ths
States against Twelve Gs) indian Ponies; and
whereas. the substance Of the said libel Of infor.
the yan 4 taS' im Al ar DS"g."ii1 n i HE Go % \ Of Of
Charles Mix. and Territory Of Dakota, within
the Jurisdiction of the above named court. has
icing m Merchandise, as forfeited }o Il The u" use
Of the Unised States. by reason of a viola
ton Of the laws Of the United states as per see,
ton 2ls3 of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States in such case made and provided, and
praying that the said merchandise, to-wit :
Twelve Indian Ponies may be condemned as
Now. therefore, IN pursuance OF the monition
under the seal Of tho said court to me directed
and delivered, DO hereby give public notice to
wit: The Twelve indians Ponies herein named,
Or In any manner interested therein that they
be and appear before the said District Court: 70
said Second Judicial District OF Dakota. on the
18th day Of November. 1873. at II O'Clock IN the
a asSa q q , thSs dsy: SpF otheI%, see o sa'9 me sh ne1. % DAY =
Of Jurisdiction thereafter) then and there to in
terpose their claims. and to make their allega-
Dated this sth day Of September, 1879;
United States Marshal. sc.
Bye. Z. EDMUNDs. Deputy.
United States District Attorney. &c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
AN UNNENlABLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
%you,--your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will o show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you OF
Liver complaint. or Dyspepsia, with all
its miserable effects, such as sick head
ache, palpitetion of the heart, SOU stom-
ach, habitual costiveness, dizziness OF
the head, prostration, low spirits,
&c. Its sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not q Druggis,
but will tell you Of its wonderful cures,
You Can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents
Three doses will relieve you.
Sold by Mills s. Purdv.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
TO ADVERTISERS:
Geo. P. RoweII & Cos
SELECT LIST OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Many persons suppose this list to he composed
OF CHEAP, low priced newspapers. The fact is
quite otherwise. Tn Catalogue states exactly
per is printed in FULL FACE TYPE. ii is In
every instance the BEST paper in the place.
When printed in CAPITALS 1t is the ONLY pa
per In the place. When printed in Roman let
tiers it is neither the best nor the only paper, but
is usually a We rygood one, not !. outstanding. The
list gives the population OF every tow, and the
OPERATIVE LIST: iris NOT 4 CHEAP LIST.
At the foot of the Catalogue for each state the
important towns which are not covered by tile
list are enumerated. 1T is AN HONEST LIST.
The rates charged for advertising are barely
G qas ons lnc she soI pu SasRs ;n Sc; sshe en4iss ,, Th |. I RF1se
The regular rates Of the papers for the same
space and time are ss.is SO IS: The list includes
and sol WEEKLY. They are located in $40
different cities and towns. Of which % are state
60 County Seats. LISTS sENTON APPLiCA.
TON; Address GE0 z: ROWELL L COS
Spruce ST., (Printing House So N. Y.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

lie y Rssoictd Iy lhs Manor and Guy Council Of
Me CITY Of lUnkton:
SHCrtoN !. That II is. and Is hereby declared
10 le necessary, that the sidewalk on both sides
"i Ihirdtst;, n',wcen Linn street and Capita! ST.,
should ne brought 20 the grade established by
SECTION 4. This resolution shall be published
Tor four s:irrrsSiv. weeks in the official paper Of
this city.
Passed October :, 1874.
Attest II. II. WYNN, Mayor.
ltR.SKJ j.. WASH >n,uan, City Clerk.
iy T. L. WHITE. deputy.