The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-04-17
NO. so.
TERRITORIAL JorTINoS.

laid down four years ago. --VermilliOn
Republican.
The county commissioners, At their ses-
sion which closed TO- day, have fixed the
license for the sale of liquor liz the county
at $500, under the new law, passed by the
last Observation-Disclosures Republican.
The Springfield Times expresses some
feeling over the removal of the land orficc
from that point to Wstertown, Codington
county, and lays the blame to Yankton
county.
The Union Co. Courier has don ned a
new dress, there probably Is not another
paper IN the Territory that furnishes a
better income than the Courier. and its
good natured editor Charley Mallaban
knows how to enjoy things upon general
principles.
A. B. Funk OF the Moody county Enter
prise has ceased his editorial connection
with that paper, leaving Mr.. Middleton
the management. Mr. Funk has publish.
ed an excellent paper and was considered
one Of the lights of the fraternity.
Yank,on Press: Blowing Goose says
he is going back to the dirt lodges with
hts band This spring, but lie may be blow
ing. Settlers need have no fear Of inquiry
at the hand Of this Indian outfit A little
back bone with . ..a!e 10 !.on. Of il vii!
suppress the whole squad.
Young Gray, brother Of the Hon. Ansley
Gray. date of the Territoriorial House Of
Repre-: entatiyes) was indicted for illegal
voting aud arrsigned on Wednesday. He
was let of tor $5 and costs, the Judge ex
pressing wish that his brother Ansley was
IN town that he might also be sniched.-
Bismarek Trtbans.
Yankton Press: A telegram received
by Judge Bayless. Of the Yankton land of.
f1ce, in reply to AN inquiry sent by him to
Washington, states that il is the Spring.
fiele land office which is to be moved to
Watertown, Codington county. Water
town Is located near Lake Kampcska,
about 100 miles north Of the Sioux Falls
land office and nearly midway between
that office and the Fargo land Office.
YAsxroN, D. T., Apri! l4.-The first Of
the celebrated Livingston Indian cases,
actions for Irregularities of the agent at
Crow Creek Indian agency, wenttO Pierre
this Afternoon in the United States court.
In about half an hour after the defence
nsu Desuh " c,oss'eAanilhe ., 'ne icauing
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Ysnklon Press; The insane asylum
for Dakota is now In full operation, the
insane patients under the care of the Ter
ritnry having all been transferred from
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There is a strange story slloal to the a.
feet that Senator Spencer, representing
Alabama in the late session OF Congress,
but residing in Dskot has conspired
with Major Edwards, of the Fargo Repub
lican, and PAT DOnan of cosmopolitan ex.
experience, TO start Democratic paper IN
interest of Spencer, who clsims to control
the Republican, and radical paper in the
Hills, and only wants democratic paper
to carry him through With the aid of
these organs he proposes to divide the ter
ritory, admit the northern half as State,
and 90 to the Senate f,r six years, by
viii viii .end him b.cL AGAIN II is a orsnj
schana INT viii g -ork R;sm {
T,;hwn.
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| Waterloo Qa) Reporter 9: There was
considerable feeling around town yester.
day when 1t became known that several
of the conductors on the Illinois Central
had received notice that their serclces
would not be required after the 10Th. Sew
en- men, embracing some the Oldest con.
ductors on the Iowa division, received
these dismissals-four Of them being resi-;
dents of Waterloo. The men discharged
have all been favorite with the travelling
public. and were regarded as faithful, e.
ticient and reliable employees Of the com
pany; Many of them have worked their
way from the lowest subordinate positions
and had won their present places after
years of faithful service 1t seems wrong
TO thrust them aside without word OF OK.
planation, but 1t is way railroad manag.
ers have. The dismissed men are Geo.
Frink, Frank Ketchum, Charley Pratt and
Geo. Clinger OF TINS city, Ed. Clfamuer
lain and John LOBBY of Dubuque, and
Peabody of Sioux City. Who their sue
cessors are as not been made known
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