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New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

the right of de fscto officials holding regular cerIi n
Gates is contested. Governor Hubbard reiueeI W
commission either set of Oficiala, althnu9h ue iaN
gives the Executive no discretion and directs hlhi
TO issue commissions 10 county oihceIs noIult .ri
tfcates of election. He threw toe b'lsness uI,ou r
his successor, Governor Roberts, VINO nus h's" ~.
fused 10 perform his duty and has icfcfleu IL 10 u'
LEGISLATURE. , -.
These occurrences taking place in the pine WOODS
Of Eastern Texas and affecting nobody out ~iIe VI
single comfy would hardly hc worth relating !"
the readers of THE TRIBU VI they dld n9i carry
lesson of more than local IuteieSt; II - o ILLd
pOrtauCe whether one set or auother sci {" HI'1 ii -
fhe offices in a far-Off Texas county, ana tue 'INe
and frauds at the hallot-box and subsequent plr"N
ing into the county Offices 40 not an. " " a. ' tIat
story Of very thrilling interest. Bdt Ide 'pi' '
,,,,,t d tIa. acts is The fplrlt winch pcryadcS me
whole Soutl--a srrit of butter an'eRohSm 10 VIE
Republican party ana ol tht maturity Is
mi 20 the rule of the majority II IhhI ii,L
made M IN large paH of the votes Oh o. pa'N
Two years OF MID cohGu'MnoE M t SnFtcrcd
tion NJ Washington have not In me itasl i;,I.
this feeling. Tho Southern Democrats ieel hi'luii
toward President Hayes personally. ana as q ul' ~,
speak highly OF him, but th9N are nonc eiiS 1 -,
solved t0 make the SOuth sOldly penoCrailc auu !"
wine ont the last remnants OF RepubCdn loC'l I1lo
in the old slave states. single county golug ne
publican year after year Il source oI GVStanIl II
rtali0n 10 tuem. The presence 0 II" hepul..ahi ~
members IN a Legislature seems like an insult lhe
lost cause 90 long as they permit no hepuDh'ul
Cougresameu to he returned IRON the oOnth iIe -
isrerre of half a dozen or a dozen Eepub!cac
counties I'm a State does not III lhe ItdHt
threaten the grand sclreme OF Southein supremacy
Ia the National Government, bnt II - an annoy lhS
spectacle winch public opinion tIheS themih Pu,
ting stop t. by unfair means If far ones are oi ho
avail. Two Governors have refused 90 execute SIN sin
pie Justice and plain law III tins HARRISON Suur'
affair and the Legislature and hecourts WI Dtdso
no better But If the case had been reversed tno
Rennbhcans had seized the county Offices ny lOiCS
after having boon defeated at the polls, they WOuu
not have held them tweuty-four hours; inc WD"l5
force of the State OF Texas would nave Oee eHTIVu
il necessary 10 put them out; but there wouid nave
heeu no srcb nccessitv for Democratic MOB W"hlu
have settled the affair on short n0tce. l. v >
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
ROBBED or M0YEY And WA1cH

Thomas Oliver. a car conductor, of no. 397
Hoscusko-st. Brooklyn, was arrested esterday the
charge of having stolen, with Matthew Corr Of No g3i
DeKalhave.. n gold watch and chain, valued at 5000
ana $3.50 in money, from Philip Clark, OF No. 3J9 Kent
ave. The circumstances OF the robbery are somewhat
peculiar Oliver 1t seems. Las had suspicious that
Clark was intimate with Mira. Oliver, AN attractive
woman, twenty-seycu years OF age. About l .. m.
Monday ne went 10 his honSo with Corr, and found
Clark ana Mrs. OIL tOgethe. DIVERS irst impulse
the pistol which he had provided, but Corr
dlssuaded him However, according 10 lie storY,
he secured Cark's watch and money evidence
against MIN,
When Clark discovered the theft be reported IL the
police. On Monday evening Corr was arrested, and
Yesterday Onyer taken into custody. The latter
locked up In the Washington street Station
house, where lie stated last night that be
had spent oil the money al game OF
faro In this city. The watch was pawned.
Mrs Oliver also arrested last evening on the
piciOn OF completely IN tho robbery Clark somewhat
active IN temperance work, and is member Of ST.
Patfick's Roman Catholic Church III kent-aye. lie IL
hac
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
THE OPERA SEASON.
PREPARATIONS FOR SOME NOVEL OplRAs Al TIE
ACADEMY.

PREPARATIONS FOR SOME NOVEL OPlRAs Al TuE
ACADEMY.
The second season of opera at the Academy
hegan Monday evening with Lucia" The trip of the
Mpeson Troupe TO the chcf OF the West very
successful. the operas being given before crowded
houses On hi return to New-York Colonel MaplcsOn
discovered that nearly al the seats Tor the coming
son were taken "LoArngr!u," which the uOupe will
aive for the first tomorrow evening with Gerstcr
Campanni and Galassi Ia the east Will be placed upon
he stage with elaborate scenery recently brought from
London expressly for ths opera The fst two scenes
ar, said 70 be particularly picturesque. " Ray Bias q"
IS another of the operas that VIII Dc produced. II
will be brought ont with splendid setting the cos
tunes and scenery hayiug been imported. Cdmpanmi
is said to be very hne in this opera aud his sanSuiue
manager that Lis acting IN 1t equals that Of the
famous saylni.
Much interest will doubtless be felt, the manager
thinks u near Veri't oprra LA Fora del Dcstiuo ;,
which written some twelve or fourteen years ago
for the ST. Petersburg stage The opera was gloomy,
however az all save The prompter died. 10 use Mr.
Napesons words, and Verdi was persuaded 10 rewrlte
continued Ar. Maple5On, las beDu brought from l. Z
land aud present there are 14OO costumes usud
IN ut the piers Of tins CITY, waiting to be carried 10
lbe Academy" Mr. MAplcsOn has bought copies Of the
Original scores OF " HAMLET and Mgn0n," aud says
tna the Orchestracn at these scores Is mach supe
riOr the common gwen versions as Is the original
tres which are Dnw plOduclug that lVciy tlaveSle.
whether "Tmnhauser,' " Rienzi," or the " f. wing
Dutohman" OF " Hamlet" or MlgnOn" VIII be gwen,
Will depend how much time the company give tu
presented ths season. "Lohongrin" has been IL re-
heaTsaI for i've weeks.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
MP. FEEEMAN'S ARREST.
STILL UNABLE TO SECURE BAIL.


- 80 ,,,. .s,,v untsv 1-XDFn A
lL hAN"O4'""' ~" - ..,,-.r,,,. ,.,-,
DEPUTY SHERIFF CHAhUE-No iN''O'
,c,tNsr ntuIp OFFICIALS YET iSSt rD.
N"''' .o.:
,o., ala, ,,,, v,,iual i,fe Iusurauce COMPANY, did
"V"' VI '"' '' ..t. IN Cor sqoo ooO
not succeed yesterday Ill t''''"5 O'' i''
Several wealthy friend, TO whom ne applied among
,,.-, .o,,c ,.l,tfvrs Fused TO 20 upon his bond
'"'-' '''-'O '''' a.. r,s that be
AND tie op mon al ulo o-''''S '"'o ""' -
would not be- able TO secure the requisite ha' ne W."
...,,r.d ~, t,a Astnr unuse acrompauitd by Deputy
I''u'''N ~ Wv - ~ s,...,, D, a. ,or,.r
room No. 25I. The feeling toward Mr. II cnah mas
,,,o-,,.,, a. chance aiuce ms arrest. ard oHc Of
"-'''N 'N0"- q" ., &c.. t- ,,.orri,oo
Ils p1JCpal supporters ana I'''''' ~
''''-' ...a..,..,. .,.. ,.,,v ba yco,ld not
tii.h D. Ii''i'''" = ''' ..,.,. g., o..
have voted tcT him tnd ihat he was SIru 'oef '' '
r,.. a., IA. warm ipIor.ement Of h.s honesty aud
t.ir t,..,,r lr...,,ap IN. father, be
a"iiI ID! jus '"''''' ''i'' t....
d was very feeble and ue ltt lhAl DIS ir' i''l'N''
3d.. .,..,... -.r.f ., watched over by uis
'4 '.1 -'''''' , .., ,.,...,re.ij,.nt
Geers, Lnruard, a trustee ana hisI NceI''S''"'
. assumed .i, iIautccMaut OF tHe con. ANY, ana TIC
.,.. -............ ... A.f,r.l.y. General rcmoyc-
'.''..- S '"' ,.. ...,,,,. cf IN. ,,,,.
thc freeman laIu} me ,lt''''I ''' S"'''' '' Wv ~
tl!.N WlI hc assured.
,,.......,.. ,.,,,-, ,lr ~ Macon G.or-.a while
ii.. .'''''" ""' I'm " '''' tf..
iu. 10 orba. and ve-''fddN i' i'lcE'"P i'
Ui. .au 1 Irlf- NJ Freeman to 'uIu hun,
.,. ,.. .,,. ,.,.,..l. .iY.5 ,.,s.orlov ti.gf fine
4 '"9.'' ' '"' ',.. ,,, ,., .i.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
COUNTY cLfRx DEinIE's DE>LlLM
Hs VIGsioN or TIE CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST
HIM BY WILLIAM BEGGs-Np MORE THAN 1Ii..
ILGAL IEES DEMANDED.

Ws VIEToN or TIE CHANGES BROUGHT AGAINST
HIM BY WILLIAM BtGGs-ND MORE THAN 1H..
LEGAL TEES DEMANDED.
Considerable indignation WAS caused IN the
Office 90. County CcIa Dtlmtr o. BroJAlyn, yesterday
Oh account OF the pu5. 'iou Ia morning. paper Of
copy ot p,u:on which 10 was stated mad been lo.-
Warlcd 80 Governor Robinson by William Bce@o, "a
lawyer doing ji,n SIS at 40 JS Broadway, and which
u,..,ed for the removal Of the County Clerk
for the alleged exa,uon OF Illegal fees. Tho
pcti:.oncr stated that on fonr different occasions
s had paid 10 the County Clerk fee OF - cents in
order 10 e the Clerks otce note OF >snc. - that
c.se In which he the pIintH mi-ht be placed on
ic cg,rn lar foi the ensuing term Of the County Court
This fee he declared ILLEGAL and eXtortonate. lie
had searched the statutes and took oath at there was
not a law that would authorize such a charge.
County Clerk y lnur was found yesterday much
Indignant over tGe publication. " ANY lawyer
.ad hc knows who BeGss is; and were it
not lor the thousands who uHYe rat The charges
aul w.o do not know INN, should ay inclined to treat
bis petition with contempt" Mr.. Dclwr opened
Volume Of te llw, o, 1873 ant found, under cAapcr
1G6 act reference TO the -ummoniuG OF jurors "a
County o Hu-, aud hNn. M conprn alton 81 the
sheriff therefor" passed Aprl J. 1913. the second see
tiou of wacn roads rs follows;
rho compensation for sUmmouus grand and petit
Jurors shalt b. the ~ uOW Ia Toy thr si'd county
lor IKE services 10 lr Piti "" %, ,i' W .,,
SAID county v the treasurer lh'icnI' "hu i! 1!N'nN
thereto he oucr shall be allowed tuc sG ~ ~ cents
each mat Ctl-t may lt no 'ttctt i t d'
placed ON the calendar Of uIF court 10 be- pId 10 tht
TX thereof Tor tnc Ot the shtrhai tnc tdc ot
ing te note ~ when he same l. placed 'u the
calendar tIal, VIII shall bee pa DY t" party
putin. m on the calendar; and I'D lcidult oi
.ucn payment tne shall not be paced thereon.
THE remarkable utellgcnco ot this lawyer is
worthy Of note" continued judge Dclmar. " He de-
ciares that hc has searched the statute AMI unable 10
ud auy legal authority Tor TINS ice, prdy~ Tor my re-
noyll His riust have been thorough ana INTEL gent
.e rch FOR er- Is tie statute. We collect these fees for
the sheriff aud dou't receive cent for thar service
It IS not diicut to find bi- motive for this attack.
some time ago one OF my clerks made a search f"r
Bcses and shortly after the latter came 70 uT deputy to
get the search Beggs asked II ne could NOT have 1t for
nothing but was told that it was not customary to
do business in that way Anerward Bcggs remarked to
the cork whom he had FIRST spoken that hr thought
the Judge had spile against nm, ana Ldi al
rrrIrd his deputy not to give hlm the seI"h; adding
-I-u.rrautly hat h, would get clip az him"
Governor Robinson received the charges against
County Clerk Dcm9r at noon yesterday, but after
cursOry nation they were put upon NE, dho 10
action them va, taken.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
T1clssIrUDEs on 4 SPAcULAro&

DEATH IL JAIL or JAMES c. sLoCrM, CHARGED
WITH FALSE PRTIESCL~ AND WITH mGAAlY.
ELMIRA, Feb. 2i.-Jamcs {. Slocum died in
Bryan, ONO. County JIi. few days since, where ho
was counncI for getting money by false representa-
tiou. lie was taken there from Hannibal Mo, where
he was under arrest for bgtmv, having married
widow. He had wife anl three children living his
city, md they are here now. IL married his wife ln
Michigan tweuiy year a.p, and the widow last
June SOcum lnrg. railroad contractor. Ia 1850
was rupcrIt cudcut OF Western Division ~ the
Euu Railroad Before that he was division supcrn-
t,Id-ut Of the IIsuEbl aud - Ju-"ph Ia 500 ne huf
"a RAILROAD In MchigaU, Judge, now senator, CIrlstaucy
being liz attorney, VITA whom. aiso re engaged the
e4n.o time in ol, sp"culatIOs u virginia In 1872 he
secured with others tho contract for building the
Rochester and state Line Railroad. That nearly ruined
him lie then began speculatng in NGll-s. whore he
shortly lost everything. IL then came again ths
section. saw his family and went ST. with the result
~ above. HIS wife. Mrs. SUcum, chAItAhly lorgiYt-
nm assigning his actions 10 mental alteration, brought
about by IN. financial dIirulirS IN the Rochester Rail
road lie h sand 10 have wealthy brother IN Ncrmuut.
Mrs siocum has been supporting uerseG ana chdrcn
three
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TILE GREAT WILL CONTEST.
MIR. LoRD,s MEDIcAL QUESTIONS.

MR.. LORDS MEDICAL QUESTIONS.
CRITICAL ANALYSIS or THE Autopsy OF coMNo-
IosE VANDtHBLT'o BODY-lEDIoCs CKo4o-fA-
hNNAuoN OF DE. GRAY.
To all appearances, little progress was made
i4 tAs V4uuo.DD viii case yesterday Dr. Jaihea T.
Cray. OF the Utica Luuauc Asylum, was Oh the stand
for CROSSE KAN. alton again. and although M Lord
i.incd .centifc questions upon him al day he is not
itn,ou.n wih the witness and may not conclude the
xaiuinatiou to-day. Nj Lord declares that he Ii
proceeding upon "a definite theory which renders u
necessary that he should follow this exhaustive lire of
interrogation But what that theory he declined TO
statp aud his legal opponents confessed themselves
unable TO guess. But the questions put we're III legal
form and could not be objected TO. The Surrogate
list ned and passed upon all points with great patience
and good humor with only an occasional inumaton Of
possible consequence, in case his patience should finally
be- exhausted judge Black has not been present more
thau three hours during as many weeks, ana Mr. Lord
for the rest % has been obliged to contend
sugeLandod aganst his three antagonists, Judge Com
stock Mr.. Cuoue and III. Cuuton. He was so much
exhausted bv labor yesterday that he obliged to
ask Tor an earlier adjournment than The Surrogate III
tended.
The so-caled autopsy" formed the subject Of the
entire examination of Dr. Gray lie had already testi
aed that 10 did suggest insanity He asked yes
itrttY only regarding sections and paragraphs,
Dut every slnXlr e1pression ahd clause WAS mGde INTO
question, ana the win - lhtclfoXalcd as 70 7 con
cepil0n OF lis erect But nntbhk turned thc DOcloi
aside from MS hrst position. Even II IT were assumed
all The diseases Indicated in the autopsy bad
sttd for years nc SAID that he wOld st be of the
same opinion Dr. Gray declared tuat poisonous mat
tcls would ay exist IN the blood OF person
IN ttd with these diseases II thCy Gd exist, tEey
would not b. likely 10 deposit poisonous matter III the
BRAN Trey would De more Iikcy TO make an lmprcs-
siou on the tissue OF the b. ain.
Haven't you ever found foreign matter In the brains
dtctio insane pc SONS T. asked Nj. Lore. THIS be-
ug On c,ed 10, Mr. LOrd said hat # thry coud show
that dur the continuance ot suen diseases as the
COiunJdDres POISONOUS ana foreign matters were de-
l0lItcd tie brain, they wOnld have an answer t.
Atr opponents hat nothing could ne asserted concern
ug COuOdOre's brain because If was not 0xam ed
Inc Qurs iOn was allowed The Doctor said he had
found any such deposits made hy the blood except
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TIE STOCKTON CAL4MITY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb PA Stockton dis
patch saws the CorOueIS jury found that the
explosion was caused by the steam-gaugc becoming
defective and falling 10 indicate the true pressure of
steam on the boIer and the engineer depending the
gauge was deceived 10 the amount of steam ho had
generated Tho funerals OF most Of the victims took
place Yesterday when the banks public schools, saloons
ana ness houses closed III conformity with the
MAYORS proclamation. The county and district courts
md a
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
uE srRANpEp vEssEIs NEAR LoNG nRANCH

Long BRANCH. Feb. 25.-The storm to-day
will probabiy be the salvation OF the Norwegian ship
Hanna Tho heavy sea rolls her heavily and lifts her.
assisting the hswsers in pulling her toward the open
sea- Tonight her bow is forty yards nearer the ocean
and she does u0t sag OF strain. The storm has mode
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

detached from the Portsmouth, and ordered to the New
Uampshire AT Port Royal =. C. MIdslpnan W: ~ NJ
len detached from South Atlantic Statioii
has re ported arrival home. aud been placed on Wa
inc orders Passed Assistant Surgeon T. NJ RNcy h's
heen ched from the Norfolk Navy Yard aud ordered
to the Taliapoosa. Assistant Surgeon T. H. Mar@teHcI
iffur prdp
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
EXAMPLE AND PRECErT.-(Mrs. Drinkwater's


lady friends had up to tue VlCarage to take cup
OF tea and to talk tho subject of social reform.
Mrs D. speaking nucnty about the drinking habits
of the villagers, when Huntie directed Mrs DIS atten-
ton To- the front garden. where Master D. aged nine,
was turning sumnorsauts In the snow Mrs d. (rush-
lag eIcIedy to the window Nursel girl! what /. that
dear doing out there IN the snow without his shoes
and .tOckngsi Nurse: Please. ma'sn, he says he
wants catch proper cold aud cough, then he'll be
Ike Aun e aud nave Jolly Ot glass OF whskey before
ne sUes to bed. Ma a'anl.-llup.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

rated and the Wrecking Companys men are couiiue"'
tbat tbc Hanna will 10 afoat before morning. 49,,
Tho Sadie stranded belO~ Manasquan, mas neeh ircu
~ her ballast OF sand. The storm has rghted be hnu
The wrsckers are patching her opened seams noie11
are anticipated of having her of tonlghi II Tue WIN"
does moi blow too strong from the east
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
IrDGE srANTON's RESIGNATION

WHKEsBARRE, Penn, Feb. 2J.-W lilam ii.
stanton Additional Law Judge OF Ibis district against
whom prosecution for libel Is pending ana Tor whose
npeachment petition has recently been IN circulation,
Lus ,or y aided ms resignation 10 Harrisburg.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
NAVY ORDERS,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Master \. ii. Cobb
has been ordered 20 tho Portsmouth al H"roih. and
Passed Assistant Surgeon John G. Wise to duty at tue
Norfolk Navy Yard. Ensign James I. smith has been
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
woRN 0N APPROXIMATIONS.

Mr. CANLRON (iop., Wis., moved 10 take mp The res
oution reported from the Committee on Privileges and
Eccti,us declaring David I. CorDn duly elected Soua
Tor from south Carolina. Ejecled-yea', e5; nays, 3j
The Republicans VINO voted III the negative with the
Democrats were Mr.. Cameron Penn. Mr. Conoycr.
dFlaJ Mr.. Matthews (Ohlo), Hnd Mr. Patterson q. t.
Mr.. Davis Ond Ili) also voted IN the negative.
TAe senate tdcn proceeded Win the CONSTELLATION OF
the Deficiency Appropriation blI,
Amendments proposed b. the Committee on Appro-
pr.atO.s were dytccd TO, among others ts Iulo"> .
Apnroprlating S5S .25S to pay the Denver Patihc
Railroad and Iec Company Tor carrying tue mans
~ 900 for widow or BAY ard Taylor, ar Minister 10
Germany; - 900 tor tho widow OF Justin Colburn
late Consul General 10 Mexico; S2,b03 10 pay nm .
Myers nis salary Consul General 10 shanghai 9-JO"o
for detecting and brusnE 10 tlldl ana iuulShhthl
per,tns guilty OF violating the Internal revenue Laws
$1,000 90 settle the accounts OF Henry . he
Alma. late Collector OF Customs at SltNa; $4,000
for the survey of the Atlantic and Gut Coast6i
N3b 600 for the survey OF the Pacific Coast ;
81 200 for tho Hot Spriugs Commission Sl5.3Io To
pay john ". BgeOw for provisions furnished the Navj
500 10 pay ". Cramp sons for iron furnished the
yuruus expenses OF the Senate and rs cuumittees ;
$1,000 for tho contingent fund Of the senate, 10 be
appled toward derayng the expenses or INV sgatiOus
Tho cOmmIltee reported an amendment that Senators
elected OI office begins March 1, 1879 and
Nhoru credentials In du' form or law have been pre-
seuted the may be deposited with the See
retsry OF The Senate. may receive 'helr computation
monthly from tue beginning Of their term unt the De
uiu the fret session OF the ext tOnEfesr
Mr.. EDMrNDS Ulrp., vi raised the point OF order
that TINS new legislation, but tho Senate decided
that amendment IN order, aud II was agreed TO-
The committee reported All amendment 10 the clause
of the Iouss bill relation to adu tnen OF accounts
BET United states aud Pacific illrOhd- 50 ~
provide that t should not prevent the payment o
mOu-ys found duesad companies under deeisiohs OF
the courts and that nothing IN the paragraph shall be
sau uslIl IN "A "A III
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-11
(First Publication June 1, 1879
n. ". MILLER. .ItsOT7sev,
SheriH'S Sale.

TERRITORY OF !AkOTA, IL.
County of Union, So
Norbert Berara, In District Court
vs.. 4th Judicial Dis
Parker Pond, George X Pond trict III and for
and Worcester Pond. said county.
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue of a judr-
ment and decree of foreclosure aud sale lender
ed in the district court of L Mon county, Dako-
ia Territory on the 2lrh day of May A. ID. 1879 in
the above entitled action which said Judgment
was in favor of Norbert Berard the Plaintiff and
against Parker Pond The defendant for the snm
of six hundred and sixty-three dollars principal
and interest and costs taxed at twenty and aU-lHo
1920. 20l dollars also Il decree of foreclosure and
sale of the premises hereinafter described in IA
,or Of Norbert Berard plaintiff, and against Par:
ker Pond, George *. Pond aad Worcester Pond
defendants to satisfy said Judgment, and also
by virtue ofan execution to me directed and de
liyeaed and now in my hands issued out of the
clerks office of the district Courl in and for said
said county OF Union ID. II under thehand of he
clerk thereof and the seal of the said court upon
The aforesaid Judgment and decree ordering me
TO sell said property TO satisfy said Judgment
did on the end day Of June, A ID 1879, levy
upon the following described real estate oil the
said Parker pond, the same that Is described IN
: i'd decree and execution and situated IN Union
county Dakota, to.wit:
The east half of the north west quarter and
the east half Of the south west quarter of Section
three 81 IN township eighty nine 1871 of range
forty-nine ti9l containing one hundred and six
~ acres according 10 government survey, anu
l shall Oh saturday the 18th day OF july A. ID.
| 1879 at The hour Of il O'Clock in the forenoon of
| said day al the front door of the conrl house IN
the city of Elk Point, Union county, Dakota Ter
| ritory proceed to sell all the right title and inter
est of Inc above named defendants Parker Pond,
George X. Pond snd Worcester Pond 10 the
above described property or so much thereof a>
will be sHitiCicnt to satisfy said Judgment and
the costs amounting TO six hundred and eighty
three and 2u-I00 [S6S3. -0l dollars and Interest on
the same from the Goth day Of May a d. 1879 and
AL accrning costs of sale at public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash.
Dated at Elk Point, L. I. this 4th day of June
A ID 1879.
Alison BONEE.
E. W. MILLER. Shrrif of Union Co. ID. T.
Plaintiff g Attorney