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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-05
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No. III Kearny street.
TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects of
youthful tollies or indiscreiion will do well TO
avail themselves If this. the greatest boon
ever laid at the feet OF suffering humanity.
DIX. SPlNNE Ely will guarantee to forfeit five
hundred dollars for every case Of weakness
or private disease OF any kind or character
which he undertakes and fails to cure.
MfDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are trou bled with too frequent evacua-
ton Of the bladder. often accompanied by a
slight smartine or burning sensation. and a
weakening OF the system in a manner the pa
tent can not account for. On examining the
urinary deposits Il ropy sediment viii often be
found, md sometimes small particles Of albu
men will appear, or tho color will be of u
thIn miikish hue, again cha ging to a dark
and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difficulty, ignorant OF the
which is the second sfage of seminal
weakness, DR.. 5. viii guarantee a perfect
in all such cases, and a healthy ~restora-
ton OF the genito-uTinary organs.
Otliee Hours 10 to 4 and q to s. SUNDAYS
from 10 to a. NJ. Cancellation free. Thor
ough examination and ad yice, S..
Call or address DR.. SPINNEY
No. II kearny street. San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-05
MISCELLANEOU Us.
Application for a Patent
TO THE BLUE BIRD MINE.
NO. 40.
y. S. LAND OFFICE,

u. S. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, New, March1st, 1878.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Morris II. Joseph and James f.. Duff,
whose Postofllce address is Eureka, Nevada,
have this day filed their application for q
patent for nine hundred linear feet of the
Blue Bird mine or vein bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred feet in width,
ing District. county of Eureka. and State Of
Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this Office
as lot No. l3j.
The exterior boundaries of said lot 1876 be-
ing as follows, to wit:
Naristlon, l6>S deg. east.
Commencing at a post marked No. L, U. s.
survey No. l3j, tho same being post No. / of
U. S. Survey No. 1872, Golden Rule lode;
whence the flagstaff in the town of Enreka
bears N. Is deg. ~ min. f.. 15s26S feet; Ruby
Hill No. | bears N. - deg. 81 min. W, 9,433
feet; post No. 2 Of U. 5. Survey No. 90, Bald
Eagle lode, bears N. 81 deg. 81 min. W.,
49, $40 feet: and the Blue Bird and Clipper
shaft bears n. S3h deg. f., 1863 feet: thence
running LIST course N, So deg. E., 200 feet,
to post marked No. 2. l.. S. survey No. 1856;
thence 81 course 5. 34N deg. f.. 200 feet, to
post marked No. 3, Y: $. survey No. l35;
post marked No. 4, T.. 5. survey No. 1875;
thence 18th course N. 3ih deg. W., 800 feet,
to post No. /, the place of beginning, contain
ing 4 9-l00 acres.
This claim is bounded on the southwest by
the Colder Rule mine.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders office of Eureka Mining
District, on page IA, in Book f., OF the MIN
ing Records OF said District.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Blue Bird mine or said
mining ground as hereinbefore described, are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register of the United States Land Office at
Eureka, in the State Of Nevadn. during the
sixty days period Of pa utilization hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the provis-
ions Of the statute.
mb2-80d ID. Is. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-05
SOCIETIES.

st. Johns Chapter, nc. s, Royal Arch
Masons.
TuIE STATED CON yOCATIONS ssns,usuz
4 of y. Johns Chapter. No. 5, MyNM
A.. NJ, will be held at MA -ZaW
SONIC HALL. on tho Second sSSsFS&
WEDNESDAY EVENING of each month,
Called Communications Oh all other Wednes-
day evenings.
All Royal Arch ,Masons in good sta nding
are cordially invited TO attend.
JOHN GILL ESPIE, II. p.
W. A. DURLEY, Secretary. jy2ttf
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
A TURBULENT CONVENTION.

The democrats Of the Fifth Congressional district
Of New Jersey met at Hackcnsack yesterday to nom-
mate candidate for Congress, but did not succeed.
A 6orce nn,agonism developed between tho fac
tons OF the two opposing candidates, Congressman
Cutler ana Colonel Ezra 8. Miller OF Bergen county.
Captain Isaiah Rynders, toe veteran democrat, ng-
ured prominently MS a delegate ana SO did Colonel
J. L. Fellows, late OF Tammany Hall. The latter was
Colonel Millers manager while Captain Rynders was
independent until the persuasive cloqucncc oi
Colonel Fellows captured him. The names mentioned
were Messra Cutter and Miller and Ex-Governor Rod.
man NJ. Pr,co. The last withdrew his name, ana tbcu
the nght settled down between the Cutertes aud the
Miertss. Finally, after numboricss speeches.
efforts of delegates 10 be heard and roe ban
dying OF epithets, the chairman, howard Ellis of
Bergen, Miller mar, adjourned the Convention for
two weeks 10 meet Mt tho place Tnc Cutler iDeu
ucb incensed AS far could be learned the vote
stood 60 10 60 for the opposing candidates. number
OF wealthy Paterson ELK men were present workIDl
for Cutler Befere the balloting began platform re-
Affirming the democratic platform OF 1875, advocating
q convertible greenback currency and indorsing the
Potter Investigation was adopted
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
THE COOPER DEMOCRACY.

largo and quito respectable meeting Of tho
Cooper -0ttendorfcr disciples, known the Demo.
cratic Association Of the City and County OF New
York, was held last evening At Irving Hall. In tho
absence Of the Chairman, John MeCool, Adolph
Sanger presided. report from the Committee on
Enrolment, to which had been assigned, tho duty OF
preparing call for the election democratic.re-
publican general committee, rcad, and provoked
discussion before beng finally adopted The
members were requested to sscmbo In their several
districts on tho evening Of the 18th inst Tor the
purpose Of elccting members OF the Democratic Re.
publican General Committee Tor this city and county
After setting forth tho basis OF representation by
which the Number OF members Of the General Com
snlttcs is to be regulated respective Assembly
districts the report directs that the General Commit
Tee 80 elected moet at Irving Hall tho evening Of
tne 10Th inst. at eight o,clOck
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
THE STATE TAXES.

MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OF EQUILIzAs
TIoN-A PROPOSED INCREASE FOR NEW
YORK AND KINas-PRorEsTs ENTERED.
ALBANY, Sept IL, 1875
Tho State Board Of Equalization OF Assessments met
again to-day In Secretary Bcach's oce but the rep
resentatives the various counties In attendance
was so great the meeting transferred to the lats
Senate Chamber In the old Capitol All tho members
present excopt Speaker Hustled. and Lieutenant
Governor Dorsheimer presided. Among those In al
tendance ex Speaker Sloan, Assembyman Alvord
and Thomas J. Kinsclla. New York city was repro
scnted only by Tax mmissioner Wheeler and Cham
ber- lain Nelson j. Tappan.
state Assessors Fowler and Hadiey presented tho
table of cqualized values adopted by them Solves
Assessor Briggs presenting minority report The
following columns from the table Of the majority o
tho assessors the total assessed viluo OF rea
ana personal estate In each county as equazed and
adoptc9 by tho Sate Board last year, ana The as
now proposed TO be equazedsby the majority report
Of the assessors:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
KEARNEY AT BALTIMORE.

THE SAND LOT ORATOR MEETS WITH a COOL
EEcEPTIoN-oNLY YIFrY PERSONS TO RE-
CErvE HIM-HE SPEAKS TO ABOUT TWO
nUHDnED PEOPLE.
BALrInoHE, Sept. IL, 1878.
Dennis Kearney made his nrst appearance In Balti-
moro to-day at picnic OF the Socialists. rho affair
was intended 10 DO q demonstration but such
proved failure. Not more tnan afty men took part
In the parade and no interest whatever was mani-
fcsted by tho public. Kearney arrived from the North
at eleven A. N. and direct to the park. whore
entry was very quiet. Lcandcr Thompson, OF Now
YORK. and several local speakers preceded MN, the
committeo having the matter In charge desiring him
TO wait until a larger crowd had assembled. Ho
finally commenced three T. NJ. and spoke for about
an to audience OF not more than two hundred
persons. He INDUCED IN his usual blatant abuse OF
nublic.
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
THE MAYORALTY QUESTION.

MR. EDWARD 8. JATFRAY URGED TO ACCEPT
THE CAsDIDATURE-rHE DUTY OF QUE
PROMINENT CITIZENS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERAIDs-
am very glad to Mr.. Edward Somcrvills
Jarsy suggested as candidate for Mayor. and know
am stating the wishes OF many OF your readers when
ask him to seriously consider and accept the nomi'
nation. 1t has been said that our poor too pool
ana our rich too rich to take interest tn the eity
government; and this has been our. bane. Let Mr,
Janray give the lie to at least one-half OF that state.
ment. and then when In olaca, by good government,
&c, help the poor to disprove the other half
When Mr. Walter, the owner and editor OF the
London Times, was here last year, he SAID that
America, and New York In particular, would benefit
much II they would accept some OF tho experience
which It has cost London aud England much time
and money TO gain. and would Mr. Jaffray what
is to-day one OF the chief glories OF London, nis
native city? II Is the dignity, ability ana honesty of
her city officials; where Sheriifs Aldermen and Mayor
arc all notable citizens merchant princes holding in
London just such position as Mr.. Jalray holds here,
and VIII net he be the loader in such a movement az
shall fill ali city Offices with worthy citzons aud
not professional poiiticians9 Then could say With
Macaulay:-
Thon for party,
Then ell for the State,
And the great helped tho poor
Then u airly portioacd,
Then spos were fairly sold,
The Romans were like brothers
In tho brave days OF old.
know the than nkessness OF the office and the many
criticisms tho holder, but will he not bear little
wrong perhaps that he may do much right? Domocra,
and ropu blican alike would vote for such he. His
business need not suffer- TOR IS one Of tho most pros
porous IN New York to-day and he has grown up
and partners could efficiently carry on the busi-
moss, and that his accepting such posi-
tion would win him still further honor and esteem
Hoping there will be still further Endorsements from
tho people CITIZEN.
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
REFORMERS IN COUNCIL.

largo audience occupied Turn Hail. In West Forty.
seventh street, last evening" to listen to address by
Rev. J. v. McNamara pastor Of the so-cal,ed
"Church OF Ireland" IN Water street, who
spoke undcr tue auspices OF tho Plymouth Rock
Association, Mr. Elijah Holden presiding. An
elaborate platform FIRST read by Mr. Bartin,
calling for numerous amendments TO the national
constitution OF compulsory education, all un-
sactaran public school system, taxation OF church
property. resistance of ecclesiastical ptcrference IN
civil matters the requiring OF voters to be sbo TO
read and write, prohibition Of legislation In lavor oil
any one Sect use OF public money for sectarian
Institutions and tho holding OF church properly by
trustees composed cf tho congregation, society or IN
stituton owning or using the samo. Each oil these
provslo ms was appiaudcd TO tho echo. Mr. Mcnamara
tnen entertained MS hearers with history OF his
life. Hc denounced the Catholic bishops as the great
tyran In the world and said that tNa bsss xieaas
of khesIrlsh were iho.Americap pcVpia
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

Cleveland Leader:--"Ths democrats are welcome 10
ali the good they got.'
Cincinnati Cop.n,ercia,:--"If Blaine has not saved
Maine what is to save Blaine In 1SsO?"
Cincinnati Enquirer.-"rhcro Is no doubt but tho
republican managers lost control the State OF
Maine"
Baltimore Amer,con:--s'wo are compelled to regard
the result Of the election In Maine as nothing less
than national calamity"
Boston Trareiier:- any rate Eugene Hale is not
disneurtensd, whether defeated or successful He
ana the republican party havo a future"
Philadelphia Times, September l2--"Tho world
movesi rhedemocratic judicial convention, OF this
city, yesterday nominated four well known repubi-
cans for judgeships."
Albany Evening Journal: democratic party
wqs already fast losing what sound mopcy character
" claimed and falling the most Wild and reckless
financial tendcncics."
Portland (Mo.) Advertiser; "The dictators, who
ob.,ruct tho free action Of the party In the choice OF
candidates. are asssssins who throttng tho party
and they must take thcr hands from It's throat"
Boston Transcript .---what is the explanation Of
this sudden and remarkable rovolu,ion9 The Ut
temps of the republicans Of Maine, as everywhere
else, to sustain ISSUE the currency question,
which s, In itself, wholly untenable."
Richmond Despatch: :--"ln Meino and Vermont the
democrats havo found that their coquetting with
green hackers has yiedod no good for them. IL Ia
evident that greeubsck following those S,sscs has
been drawn from tho democratic party moro than
the republican"
Dubuque Times:--"Twonty years ego 10 was Know
Nosbiogsm; a icw years Inter the spccious name
was Un,on party; later still ives anti.fnonopo,y
then came grccnbackism. All these were but tho
desperate struggles OF democracy TO rid themselves Of
their hateful history and memories and schemes 10
.niu pu5hcyconddenGe.y
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRACY.

EHE GnEENDAoK AE ELgMEsr or DIsConD
AaA1N-posITIos OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
.LooMIs.
fDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NEw HavES, sept IL, 1873.
The Union OF tbls city has dospatca this evening
troto New London stating that Jeutenant Governor
Francis b. Looiss sent TO Fred. S. Brown, chair
man of tho Democratic state Committee, day, q
latter pereapIoriiy declining TO allow the OF hts
name beIore the csming Democrats State Convex
t,on Ala late conference Of democrats 10 hs -tforu
N was resolved to nominate the prescott State officers
on a hard money platform, but LOOMS favors the
ereeubaok party and hence his decination to DO
nomiusted. He Is confirmed believer IN tho green
bsck tbsory Of finance, ana shoold ne bolt the re-
rtaIic state Contention which asssnbas hers next
Eucsday. .
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
CoRTLANDr PARKER's CANDIDACY.

lis believed In Newark that the sixth District Re-
publican Convention will have TO come together
again and do It's work ovsr as II IL reliably stated tbat
Mr.. Cvrtiandt Parker positively refuses accept tbo
Consressionai nomination On the day Of the Convou
tiou q telegram was scut py him Withdrawing bis
name. II was either suppressed or failed to reach the
proper persons IN time Ycstcruny committee OF
Newark republicans waited Air Parker
New Brdnswick VITA view TO inuOclug him TO
4stapd, but wIin. ~ nat resuIt is not known.
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CONCORD N. h., Sept H. 1875
The Democratic Convention In the Second Con-
gressionalp district to-day renominsted Alvah W.
Suiioway, for Congress.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Sept II 1878.
Tho Republicans OF this district have nominated
General John Cook tor Congress-
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. IL, 1878.
The Democratic Convention OF tho Filth Congress
sional district met to-day, sevontyhvo ballots have
boon taken yet without results.
The New York herald., 1878-09-13

In times Of distress like these TO employ its
citizens needed public We therefore de-
mand that a works authorized by law. such the
Fourth avenue aud Croton Aquedrct improvements.
pairing streets. building Of docks aud Croton aims be
immediately commenced.
Resolved That call upon fellow citizens rrespec
tive OF party a who will unite with in
port Of our platform aud candidates join our orgsniz
tion.
Resolved, Thnt indorse the union of the national
greenback abor party OF this city under the chairman
ship OF Mr. William Lalor.
Resoved That congratulate the national greenback
labor party of Maine the glorious victory In the
cause of the people.
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
KEARNEY REPUDIATED.

The employees Of 9. Nugent Co., Of Newark, mo-
rocco manufacturers, whom Dennis Kcarney attacked
IN his Now York speech, have issued card repudiat
ing Kearney ''in rcfutation OF the many wicked
alsch oods aud atons recently sot afoat
concerning ourselves and SAID firm" Tho card Ia
signed by three men from each department, repro
seniing all OF the cmplOYes
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
UTICA n Y, Sept II, 1873.
Generals James McQundo, johnson L. Lynch and
Andrew Green selected delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention to DO held at Syracuse from
tho First Assembly district to-day Resolutions In.
dorsing Governor Robinson woro adoptea.
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
TAMMANY DELEGATES.

The Thirteenth Assembly District Tammany Hall
democrats held primary election last evening at
Twenty nitn street ana Ninth to select three
delegates and three alternates to the Democratic
Convention meeting ct Syracuse the 25th inst.
Tho following wsro chosen ID eegates-Richar ard
Flanagan, jeremiah q. Morton James Daily. Alter
nates-Aubrey C. Wilson, Joel o. Stovons and Philip
McnO rail-
The New York herald., 1878-09-13
TUE nEpupLrcAN oAucussEs.

DosroS Sept II. 1873.
The republican were held In THIS city and
abe surrounding cities and towns last evening the
ehoice Of delegates TO the state other conven-
Iions Tho State delegates generally mvorod the
An alton OF Talbot for Governor
The New York herald., 1878-09-13

T0thl................ ZI05 I3v,olS At3o, ,56o, t)0
This shows u total reduction OF the total assessed
valuation OF s1737O 66s since last year. which Is the
only decrease OF The aggregate assessment known
since 1916, except In 1855 TIE increaso proposed TO
be placed New Yerk county over tho local asscss-
mens Is $1g1 800 1C6, and on Kings S1g,363,590 Mr..
kinscla IN ,dc argument against this addition to
the local assessment Ia Kings and Tax Ceminss
Wheeler against the proposition 10 place the
Sl91, $50, 766 additional on Now York. No dscussop
ensucd except upon thaG claims o interior counliss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28
Probate Notice.

County County Of Tnion IS. In Probate Court.
IN the matter Of the appointment, Of IN adminis.
TRAITOR in the Relate Of Jbhn Small, deco lsed.
WHEREAs. sR the 10th day of August, 1873,
Patrick Small ii lied a petition in this court set.
ting forth tn at John Small Jr., deceased. hate OF
UnFoo county. d. r., died on the nth day 0s1uly,
1873. interstate. and sa
WMsnEAs, said John Small Jr. disd possessed
Of Property subject 10 N0mtNistrasfOn, and
whereas the raid Patrick SMsll 6exs that tbs
sAid estate be administered upon by ht9ecf.
! Now therefore. 1t IL ordered tn Ut sns0 petition
be heard at the Sepicmbcr term Of eaia CONT Oi
Saturday the 2lst day Of September. fe1S. at
o'clock In the afternoon when and where al
persons concerned can sttend. And IL il further
ordered that notice or said hearing he publishrs
In the I mon Comfy CounIEn once a week fo
three consecutive weeks prior to said hearing.
BY order Of the ccnri.
A. r MATTISON,
Jrdna IF Probate
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

0mavills q. Bennett, the Republican
candidsts ID Dakota fos Delegate in Con.
gseas, is.an old resident u Iowa. He 10.
ssdsau IS Wushlsatca, Washanrspn Co
y. foe abo~t swsaey-as MhsEs he
'occapisaa psuaissut pOsaGDEaAahs bar.
H. was aense In politics, seSt69 In the
0tate esnsts md tHo1ss 0f Rspseseats
e:ves, and was secognized - oee Of Ills
bese Manpeso = the firss C-oagsnoional
dissricA n sssvsd duriss shc var q
Adjodans of ~ Ntnetsssth Iowa, recsiv.
m ~ eo0minioa on the 90sh az Auguse
l01A. II 1874 hi name VISA promlnentIy
meustoaed IN c0nseclioa With tho Nspu6.
licAa uesninntioa % OGAgEsn In rs Pint
district, md With any Oets9 man than
90. ". AcCsnry, ~ psssehs Secretary
% War. agasOss him. u geald dyubtless
have bsen Domisassd. Upsn the election
of JudC Kiddsr 10 Congress frum Dako.
=, III. Bennett was appointed 10 the N.
cancy thus cnuesd upoo the Territorial
|bsuch, an6s Ii Mach 1870 removed "a
Vsrmillion to enter upon the discharge u
The dutjea 81 taat Ones. A year ago last
spring, under ! new arrangement Of dis
tricta, Aia 6eld wne Transferred 10 IN
Black HiltA dos WbiCh time ~ had.
quarters has boen at DcAdwood, though
lii family ~ remainsd IN Southern Da.
boea, now living . YaDktoAs Judge
Bennset n 40 yeass Old, . NATIVE a OhfA
He u : man ct liberal abilities and cult
uSe, aud II pnserssed OF : persona. .chaFac.
~ az IN highest order. Eve5rwhefe
.An- -E~ 49, A. ~ t4~>
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28
.ALRX.AJN.DRR RU0Aks, .gsssvssH
SHERIFF,S SALE.
Notice Of sale on Execution.

NOTICE Il hereby given. that by virtue Of an
execution to me directed and delivered and now
in my hands issued by the Clerk OF the dietriel
court In and for the county Of linton, Territory 81
Dakota. upOn . Judgment = rendered in said
court on the 4th day of June 1873, in favor Of q.
have levied upon the following pfboaal peop.
crfy Of the said defendant. t0-wit:
One c. Aultman 4 CO. threshing machine TO-
Gether with the fixtures thcreuntc belonging
which eaid property l shall sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash at the, front door Of my Office In
the city Of Elk Poist, Onion county,. Dakota. on
the 3lst day OF August. 1873. n the hour Of lQ
O'Clock In the forenoon Of eaid day to satisfy said
judgment amounting to Five Hundred eighty
eighty and s. 100 dollase including corts. togsth-
- H. n ..m =, ron. sSct ,he h, so s.y % =, si s.cs sn1 1s lS.e. q =, 81
rate Of seven per cent. per aAnum
Alison BOyEE,
Sheri6 Of Union county, Dakota.
Dated Angust aNh, 1878.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

County 81 Union, 80 IN Probate Court.
In the matter Of IL appointment Of an adminis-
straior In the estate ofJohn Small r., deceased.
WnxsnAs, On the 18th day 81 August, 1879.
hartley Neasy Al d . petition u shis court settling
FERN tkat JOhn Small. IT.. deceased, late on Tn.
On County dIsd ON the nth day Of tuiy 1878, In
testate, and .
WaxeKAe eaid Jehn 0Mall IT., died possessed
Of property subject to administration and
whereas the said BARLEY Ncary prAys that the
nai1 catsie b. adninistcfed uppn By htsns~lf.
Now. thsrotOxe II Is ordered that said Petition
b. heard at the September Term OF said fh0hate
CUuYf, on saturday the 2lss day Of Scpaembcs
1878 81 9O'cl0ck In she afternoon when and where
All pcfs0ns concerned can attend. And u 10 fur.
ther ordered that notice Of said hearing be pub
lished IL he Union County CoURIsa once . week
f,S three successive weeks prior t. said hearing.
BY order OF theC Court
Al. MATT1CON
. 4F44 Jndae Of Probate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

Keticc to Take Propositions.

Eeticc to Take Propositions.
TRRRrroRY OF DAKOTA, ia
County m trnion. 81 ~
m DistrIc,tcourt. ind Judiciai:District, in and for
Union county. ID i.
'ss'n fre.,cs 70 take Depo.i,,oa'.
Hattie I. Smith
To sAs Dalsndant Hattss /. Smith above named
Yon viii take ns4ice that the defendan. shove
aaIned viii takeths dep0sitie1s Of Emily Pier
and Matte Pier Of Cory, Erie county, state OF
Pennsylvania. 6nndry Witnesses at the once
of s b. nrO0ks . Notary PHOlle ~, and sof Erie
coanty, ~, aDA bol0es the satd. u y. Dso0ks on
"wednesday the 18Th day OF S~epssnlsr~ A. D. 1878
between the hosrs o. Z. N. and Up ma that the
tssiss ssrs 10 asPSs, ~ a, r r.,,, r NE. SSn; ,nssn and and
complsted and that the depusitt0ns 10 taken will
s. read In evidence upon the trial 81 the above
Il. W. MILLER,
Plaintiff sAtt0Fney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

= the 81. a. Lad Once ct veY1bfl6oot a. -
eo@,e ecauaintod With the locatlon - ennslty
ofihs Govefnment lands throustUut ~ 4s9sk
~ 4 SoSis5es ~reiatise Is IL r. =.
aVl151 y IN eevenmaatlG<o anA4F ~ law
SftS3 lied tetcs. Alaflgl attsa4 Isonysiyy
snd Vs SssSssd r. fIns1s fhee - -
IN eaae Of 1nAt = A0nteaons eeZn0
lnssd under the II ASs.en4 wv theeeG1
his e1cc wfshosN psfsonAl IS -