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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04
First Publication Dec, s, 1873
ALEx.1yN.DE1 HEGHEs, .sfssrney.
SNERlEE,s SALE.

D JuttiCiuf UtbtIlCt. @
Thomas Simons,
Norman Rodgers Alt
bert Rodgers and A. j
Hopkins.
Notice 1. hereby given that by virtue Of a GER
tain decree aud Judgment of foreclosure in the
district eourl Of Union county Dakota Territory
rendered al hamber in The city OF iankton
on the 2tlh day OF November 1873, IN pursuance
OF the 3,st section Of the cole OF civil procedure
ordering The sale OF certain pre- mises hereinafter
mentioned aud described which said Judgment
was rendered in favor Of Thomas sim.ns ahd
against Norman Rodgers for the sum OF SSls W
and costs taxed at 30.
AID also BY virtue of u certain execution 10 RIO
direrted aud delivered and now IN my hands
issued out " Tie clerk office OF the district corIl.
In and iar The county II Uniun under the hand Of
the clerk thereof and The seal oi the said court
| upon the aforesaid judgment aud decree ordering
Il did on Inc Ind day of december 1878 levy
| mon the foli0wing described real estate OF the
| sad Norman Rodgers situated In Union county
Dakota Territory the same that - described IN
| four, ave and six a sand 81 Of block hity 900 oi
| Pmckneys addition 10 The city OF Elk Pont. and
fractional lots fur Ave ana siN u . ana % ol
block four a, OF Carpenters addition TO 10 the
| city of Elk Point; and being commanded both IN
| said Judgment and execution TO sell the same to
satisfy said Judgment interest ana costs and
Now Therefore, by virtue Of said Judgment and
| execution, I shall on the 18th day OF January 1875
ri the hour Of Two o'clock in the afternoon %
Sad day At the faont door OF the court house In
| the city Of ELK Point, Union County. Dakota
Territory proceed to sell said property aboyt
| described 10 satisfy ssid judgment ana Goa u
amounting 10 $3SaaS. go with all accruing costs o.
! sale and int est on the same from the 18th do,
| vi November 1873 At the rate OF per eeat. PEI
annnm Ut public auction to the highest biddei
i"l eJ Hnanx.. Alison BovER
Pluts Atty Sheriff OF Union Co. u. T
Dated Elk Point, D. 7. December, :, 1873.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04
SHORTEST ROUTE 70 CHICAGO
SIOUX CITY TO CHICAGO Z
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR
Commencing June lot. 1873.

Commencing June lot. 1873.
"A daily express passenger tram will leave
Sioux City, sundays exf epied, on arrival Of
train from YaEkton. Leave Sioux City at 2.l5 p
y. aud arrives at chicago at $50 P. NJ.
8 leeping cars run through from Sioux City to
Chicago. Fare ESQ on sleeping car.
Passengers leaving Chicago, bound west, at
10 A. H., via the Illinois Central railroad, will
arrive at Sioux City the next day at IL 80 A. n.
An accommodation train will leave Sioux city
daily, except Sundays at 800 p. M, connecting
with through passenger train al IT. Dodge. Pas.
senGe,s leaving Chicago at 9.2 p. m. arrive at
Sioux City al 6.45 u. m.
T.ains going east connect at Chicago with all
Falls, Pittsburg. Philadelphia. Baltimore Wash-
ineton, New York Boston, and all parts Of the
East
Connections are made at Freeport with West
ern Union trasBs, leaving Freeport at 1,03 p, IN,
and arriving AT Racine at 6 As p, M, and Milwau-
kee at G. Ia y. IN.
Connections are also made at Dubuque to St.
Louis, Cairo and all points South.
Baggage Checked Through
To all important points.
For through tickets and Information apply At
the Illinois Central depot. .
Trains run by DubuGe time. which il twenty
minutes faster .hnn Sioux city time.
JOSEPH Y. TUCKER, Chicago.
w. p. JOHNSON, Genl Sapt.
Genl Passenger Agent. Chicago,
II. A. HAMILTON, Agent, Sioux ity.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04
OBITUARY.

Million II. Rich, whose death occurred
50 suddenly Oh Wednesday morning. M
vember Goth. was the sou If Elijah and
Typhosa Rich. He was born in Benson.
Rutland county, Vermont, June 18th,
1928. When about seven years of age
hu accompanied his parents to Illinois,
who settled At North Plato. Ten years
afterwatd he left Plato aud went to Ga
lena, where he resided for a year or two.
engaged in mining operations. subse
qucltIy he went to Dubuque, and engag
cd in the same business. From there be
removed 70 Lansing, in the Same state,
where. after having been employed for .
time a ! clerk IN ! large dry goods and
grocery store. he went into the same
business for himself. From Lansing he
returned 10 Illinois. and having spent a
few months visiting friends ut North
Plato, lie went to Chicago and took n
regular course in the Commercial Col
legs IL that city. After graduating he
returned to Iowa and engaged in BUSH
ness in Frankyillc.
In 1856 he crossed the state Of Iowa to
Sioux City thence lie made = top up the
Big 6isux viewing the country to a point
somewhere near the mouth of the Rock
Dakota was at that time in the possession
Of the Indians. He noticed, however
the beautiful raugeo Of bluffs on the Da
kota side, and rss forcibly impressed
with the favorable position Of theil
southern point ~ Z location for o town
Az Dakota was not then open 10 settle
naent he returned to F.ankvilis. Til,
next season. however. o fascinated wa
he with this region. he again crossed TIL
state to make for himself y home. Blu
the treaiy with the indians, rot beint
yet accomplished. he remained ON th,
Iowa side ut Sioux City aud along tn
country bordering on the Sioux opposite
where Richland o stande, having hi
eye still o. the southern point Of thns
bluffs which he had SO admired on hi
former visit. Hence he lost no time aftc
the compiefion Of the treaty, which OK
tinguished the Indian title, in occupyip.
and scouting the land which he had y
long desired.
IN the early history Of Dakota MI
4 WM ENML
Rich was favored with several contract
Tor transporting Indian supplies to I'll
various agencies UP the river. In tn
last Of which, Icing 10 the winter, an
overtaken W severe storms. he lost muc
not only p~recariously, but came very nca
losiug his life. He was badly frozen an
disabled for many weeks. Indeed it
. more than Probable thst the foundatio
! Of the disease which finally ended h
I Itifs was then laid.
I He was ! man Of sterling integ ri,
4 tseisese and upright in al his dealing
3 md ntkhiag cllAfsd him more than to 4
d unahle a. meet his mataring paper. Il
- gsasfeps - sslf aactidcaae FOR u
xeed a. sthers. almost 10 ! fanlt.
IN NJ nngasns sisAt aaauts hsd a
Z .sisued tkat ihe point n M bloa WI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

41T Ne
We ars reliably informed that
The board 81 County Commission
81 intend u raisa the license for
TIE vending and retailing Of intox-
icants il this county, and the
move ofthe gentlemen IN this par
ticuIer direction meets with the
wermest support and approval Of
the CousIxR That the license
paid ths eonnty for ne sals Of
whiskey within il borders, is too
small BY far, I'll will admit. As is
we'll known each keeper ofaaloon
only pays 80 per year to the
county for the right to cell, and if
be happens 70 eet into some small
place not incorporated as q town
under tho laws 81 the Territory,
that = Al 10 pays, no matter ifhis
Ales reach thousands Of dollars
profit syery year, OF COURSE in
this NY "a oedinAnce compels the
paymSnt of @1O0before ! man dare
I'll ! IN II whiskey.
b niing ne licepse it would
Heed ont ! few unreliable, danger
ous men who delight ia the ruin
of tf,e young. y veil a grin at
the poyexty n the families ofthose
Hey keep ii tho gutter. II will
ell heult 81 these Incompetent
ssI,dots Is whiskey, who arD just
Aid n bay 4 fsw sallous 81 stuff
md nv the flrlt quarterly install.
1nsnt " the 40. Incompetent
graspiine dishonorable men 81,
carStng tIse age and generation d
deaiers ia The fluid that ruins.
me- dissemination 81 the boart
q o. AnsnHho deal il whiske,
Nv az eounty Al Tho privilege
ard beaf ! csrtain shsre 81 d,
cosly tlae afips N ths crimins
ccsz ye erJn by reason !
NJ g comnnended B
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sioux Falls ID T Sep 61S7S.

Ira b Lent. Glenwood. II.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable
letter dared Aug u 1875. has adjadged your
ONE lead Entry No $50 upon section 2
Townthip a5 Range 81. forfeited. ion are allow
cd sixty days foM the Gate ef this notice In
which 10 appeal from said decision.
b CAMPBELL. Register
j d WAsHsuRH, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

tn Marquis * Iorn has got
over his spree, and has now settled
doNn Is business. He and his
10y Wers successfully toadied al
alone thor routs, much Of the
ilobbsring over those pieces ofroy-
alty being disgusting.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sioux Falls, d I Sep 16 1878.

Peter ID Stevens. Glenwood d T:
You are hereby notified that the Honor able
Commissioner Of the General Land once, In .
letter dated Aug. % 1873 has adjudged yOnr
Humestead Gentry No 1899 upon : Il 4 lection 81
Township Us Renge ~, forfeited You are allow
ed sixty days from the date Of this notice in
WHICH 10 appeal from said decision.
r CAMPBELL, Register.
WAsHBURN, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04
m nm

OF DAKOTA. In Dist court second
Comfy of Union. }ss Judicial dist. In
and for Union CO.
Alexander Baden, plaintiff
VS..
The Farmers National Bank
of Salem Ohio, and Lncien
l. Gilbert ns assignee of the
Aetna Manufacturing Com
pany Of ,shio. defendants.
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting.
To the Farmers National Bank Of Selem Ohio,
and I.ucien I. Gilbert as assignee Of the Aetna
Manufacturing company OF Ohio, defen dants:
Yoa are hereby summoned and required 10 an.
swer the complaint Of a Alexander Baden plain
iii, watch il on file in the Office Of the clerk Of
the district court within sndIfor said Union coun-
~ al Elk Poin,. Dakota territory, and to serve
= copy u your answer on the subscriber at his
onice OH Main street in the city Of Elk Point.
Union coadty Dakota TERRITORY, within thirty
DAYS after the service Of this on yol
exclusive Of the day Of such service. and yOI will
take nosice that II you fail to answer said CON-
piaint within the time. the plaintif will apply to
The court for the relief demanded In saidj en-
plant. GkoRsE SrIcKssr,
! Dated At the city Of Elk Point Dakota tefritery
this 10Th day Of August 1878.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SYnn~ Falls n r. Sent 9Th. 1YT3.

Catherine A. OBrien. Virginia D. t.
/. You are hereby notified that the Honorable
Commissioner ofihe General land office. in 4
hf,ef dated Aug. 2Sth. 1873, has a~djudged your
homestead entry No 552o upon north half north
cast ar 10 and west half Of the northwest or. Sec
don ~. township "a, Range IS Forfeited. You are
allowed sixty dsys from the date Of this notice
in which te appeal frvm this decision.
u b. +. CAMPBELL Register.
J. NJ. WAsHBuRx, Rseelver.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
Latest Eastern News.
obiec. or,ne cn,ness m,.a,o u.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 4th.-The
Star this evening publishes the
following which, there is good rea-
son to believe, was furnished or in
spired by one of the outside agents
of the Six Companies now in
Washington,tand which may there
fore be considered q fair indication
Of what aid can be expected from
the Chinese In procuring a modifi-
cation of the Burlingame treaty:
"The mission OF the Chinese EN-
bassy to this country is said to be
to protect the rights of the Pekin
Government in case any legisla-
tion is attempted to reverse the
Burlingame treaty SO as to give
this Government some control of
the matter of Chinese immigra-
tion. The Chinese have an idea,
founded upon the demands made
by Congressman from the Pacific
Coast, that to bring the control of
immigration solely within the
power Of the United States. is vir-
tually to prohibit 1t. 1t Is believed
that # such action Is insisted upon
by Congress, China will take steps
to prohibit American immigration
to China to the extent that Chinese
immigration is prohibited in the
United States. 70 guard well the
interests of China in this respect is
said to be the specific duty of Chin
Ian Pin and his suite in coming ia
the United States.
Called to aee About the yudseship
WASHINGTON, Nov. "A com.
mittee Of citizens called upon the
President to day and requested
that Joseph II. Bradley be ep'
pointed Judge of the Supreme
Court for the District of Columbia,
in the event of the resignation o.
Judge Olin, which he contem-
plates, but which he will not dc
unless under the law giving full
pay to Judge resigning after ter
years of service or after having
attained the age of seventy years
The President said there was nc
vacancy, and he would refer to the
Attorney General the question
whether the law relative to United
States Judges retiring upon full
pay is applicable to members of the
Supreme Court of this District.
English News.
NEW YORK, Nov. A Liver
pool dispatch says that the steamer
City of Baltimore, during q fog to-
day on the Mersey, ran down G
steam launch belonging TO the In
man line. Several workmen arr
missing.
The Pail Mall Gazette comment
with some bitterness on what 1t re
CARDS as the threatening dispatCl
addressed by Secretary Evarts t.
the American Minister to Englant
concerning the fishing question.
Schooner SINK with All on Board
| CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The schoone
John 2. Morris, from Chicago t.
Buffalo, worth $4,000, is reported
gone down on the upper coast o
Michigan with all on board, name
| ly: the Captain, Mate, cook an(
cooks son. She met q teritfi
gale, and is total loss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
Why They Did Not Go.
Sacramento Feel

A number of invitations TO at
tend Senator Booths reception
were extended to the clerks in the
different departments of the State
Capitol, to which but few respond
ed. On each invitation was print
ed the letters II. S. V. P, which
translated means Answer if you
please" AS an act of courtesy
these clerks responded, setting
fourth the fact that it W ould be I'M
possible for them to be present, and
to each declination was attached
the letters IN. G. CO.. This was a
puzzler to the Senator's secretary,
but the matter was explained when
the latter interrogated one of the
clerks, 10 whom an invits.
tlon, had been sent, with q
view to learning the meaning ol
the mystic letters, and the clerk,
with the modesty always displayed
by State official under embarass-
ing circumstances, politely inform
ed him that the translation thereof
was mo good Clothes"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial TO the HERALD by the W estern
Union Telegraph Com pany.
Pacific Coast News.
rhe Cons,,,n,ionn, Couyon,,.,

Ehs tonhttutioaai C0nvenii0u
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 4.-The Con-
vention met at 10 O'clock, Belcher
in the chair; SO delegates present.
Cross, of Nevada, moved to take
a recess until 2 p. NJ. Lost on call
OF the roll by vote of 48 noes to
AZ ayes.
Larkin moved to change the rule
30 that all propositions hereafter
submitted should be referred to the
Committee OF the Whole, instead
OF to appropriate committees. All.
ter q long debate, the resolution
was sent to the table.
New propositions were submit.
ted as follows:
by Smith, of Santa Clara. pro.
viding that husband NAV insure
his life for the benefit of his heirs
and the same shall be exempt from
execution for debt.
By ODonnell, no alien incapable
OF citizenship shall be allowed to
bear arms.
By Mills, for the establishment
OF county and township govern
ment; also prohibiting the legisla.
ture from changing venue in Grim
inal cases.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
Though Shaking Like an
Aspen Leaf

With the chills and fever. the victim of
malaria may still recover by using the
celebrated specific, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which not only breaks up the
most aggravated attacks, but prevents
their recurrence. 1t is infinitely prefer
aole TO quinine, not only because IL does
the business far more thoroughly, but
also on account Ofits perfect wholesome
ness and invigorating action upon the
entire system. Testimony is concurrent,
positive and ample showing the decisive
nature of Its effect and that IL is no
mere palliative. Physicians concede its
excellence, and there is n constant in.
hux OF communications from persons in
every class of society avouching its mer-
Its and bearing witness 10 its superiority
over other remedies for malarial dis
ease. II is especially popular through
out the West, wherever fever and ague
prevails, as it does In many of the fairest
and most fertile portions of that vast re-
zion
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
FfuetnsitO OF Empire.

There are those who regard Earl
Bsaconsfield, or, as his English
partizans delight to call him.
"Dizzy," as n great statesman
There are others who look upon
him as a great political charlatap.
= mountebank who has capabili.
" OF performing a lot of dazzling
tricks, but whose career is ended
when his dupes come to their
senses. The latter class EN- braces
many Of the most distinguished
and sagacious statesmen of Great
Britain, and amongst them such
men as William L. Gladstone and
John Bright, whom it will not do
for nippant young men to whistle
down the wind. The gathering
cloud Of war which is lowering
over Afghan may contain poten-
tialities Of evil for Great Britain
which cannot be computed. Rus
sta, advancing, steadily through
Asia, with Asiatio allies, Is a men
ace to British power which 10 one
but . fool eau undervalu,. A vic
tory for the British expeditionary
force will not be conclusive, while
. defeat would be disastrous and
irrsmediable.
Mr.. Gladstone, with no unpatri-
Otic purpose, has done much to con-
Vince the world of the artificial
IND precarious elements of the
power Of an Empire which has
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
Ry Freud. mol nerson shall hold

By Freud, no person shall hold
or exercise at the same time more
than one office of trust OF profit.
BY Tully, prohibiting the legis-
lature from electing Governor or
Supreme Court Justice as United
States Senator during the term for
which they have been elected. The
Convention tabled this resolu-
ton.
BY Heustis, that no more propo-
sitions be accepted, except by vote
of the Convention.
At IL O'clock Rolfe moved to take
q recess until O'clock. Carried,
ayes 5S; noes 81.
AFTERooN SESSION.
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 4.-The Con-
vention met at 2 p. NJ. with much
larger attendance, and went into
Committee of the Whole to
consider the report of the Execu-
tive Department Committee. Sec
tions | and 2, the same as i'll the
present Constitution, were not
amended. Section 8, as reported,
required the Governors age to be
thirty years. ShurtIef moved to
make it twenty-five. O'Donnell
moved to strike out all reference to
age. Defeated Shurtleff's amend
medt was adopted, 5S to Al.
Dudley, of San Joaquin, moved
to amend section by disqualify-
ing the Governor for any otbel
Office during his term. Defeated.
Wickes moved to amend by re-
quiring ten years residence instead
OF five for the Governor.
| Sections 4, 5, 6, 7 and s, the same
as in the present Constitution, " ere
not amended.
Section nine, referring to speci a
sittings of the Legislature, as re
ported Ivy the committee, restricts
that body to such subjects as thu
Governors proclamation contains
Dudley moved to strike out the re
striction. Defeated.
Sections ten, eleven and twelve
the same as the present Constitu'
tion, were not amended.
Section thirteen, referring to thu
pardoniug power, was omitted.
Sections fourteen and fitteel
were not amended.
Section sixteen, prescribing tha
the Lieutenant Governor shal
hold ho other Office during hi
term, was rot amended.
Section seventeen was no
amended.
Section eighteen was AMENDED
by striking out the words "fai
record" and inserting "oorrect rec
ord.n
} Section nineteen, as report ed
fixes the salary of the Governor a
$4,000.
Smith, of Santa Clara, moved t
reduce the salary to $4,000.
Mcfarland offered an amend
ment to leave ont the reference t.
salaries.
Pending consideration of til,
question, the committee reportet
progress aud the Convention ad
journed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05

The Supreme Court adjourned
yesterday. 1t is not without q Ger.
tain degree of local pride that we
are able to say that the Los Ange'
les session Of this tribunal has been
characterized by multiplicity
aud Importance of litigation which
fully Justified the Legislature in
granting forum of the Court OF
last resort to Southern California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05

Encarnacion f Coronel de Olvera to
Maria Olvera, minor, and Josefa Olvera-
Lot on Olvera st, 1868; 500.
Louisa Squires and e w Squires, her
husband, to A w Potts-60 feet on Hill st
by 100 1t on Court House st, in lot s, blk
@, Ord's survey; sl400.
Maria Olvera to Luisa Olvera de Forbes
Lot on Olvera st; gift.
b Wyatt to Los Angeles county-Land
for q road; $780,
Los Angeles immigration and Land
Cooperative Association and Louis
Phillips to John N Scott-Blk 65, Pomo-
ma; $3.50.
John b Trudel to Anita + FTrudel-Lots
and 5, blk 81, Ord's survey; 81.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
Herald Steam Printing House,

The Herald staam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing ONCE
on the Pacific Coast, outside OF San Fran.
CISCO. in facilities for doing job work.
Lov prices, good work and expedition
NAY be relied upon ct this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
Children Wanted to Board

A lady who has pleasant home. nd
has only one child, wishes one or two
children TO board, girls preferred, be-
tween the ages of five and twelve years.
The best of care can he depended on
Address Mrs. M. Holt, Postonice box I2l
n5-2W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
Tne 0rc-h Cab,n.. n.s.s..

ATHENS, Nov. 4-In the Cham
Der to-day, the new Ministry
moved as test of confidence, that
the House adjourn for two weeks.
The motion was rejected, S7against
so. The Ministers Immediately re-
signed
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-05
MCTiCE.

All persons indebted to the late firm of
MAkXSEN BROTHERS., bankrupts, are
hereby notified 10 settle with Louis Rau,
No. IL Spring street, falling ia which
enforced. A. HAAS,
n5-lw Assignee OF Marxsen Bros.