davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-16
Ser eSnStancr=Grie8.
lram Weefer uno ibre 9}esIciterinnen In Cider
belt. Die MnfidJteu oeS 9fgeaten StanleN

belt. Die Mnfidlten oes 9igenten StanleY
hber ote nrfad,em ner atnrnben.
Senper, Is. Sftober. : Snbianer, fpelf)e
Der Uieselei auf Der 9Sbite 9tiperzagentlr bei=
ipobnttr, brinsen bic Sunoe, bab 6rau Wicez
fer, tire SC6ter Soiepbine unO Die iibrtaen
Srausn iid) sur 3eit bes glutbabes in eineln
belonberer 9ebaube befanbcll. @iner Der ani=
riihrerlden Snbtaner, tpeld)er in oas G5eb1uDe
eintreten luollte, nitrbe bon einen Der 6raueltz
3irln1er, uerirlutbli5 BON SRI. Soiepb1ile Wfeez
fer, auf Der Sdtpeqe nieOergeid)ofien, uno bieIe
entlbloiielle 9anblung beipabrte obne 3lpciiel
Die Srauen Dor ei1em grauenbaften S6lflale.
5duptling Douglas nabm barallf bic Sraueu
inter ietnen S6ut nnb pereitelte alle Seriud)s,
iie 81 beldltlgen. -.
Sduptlina Surap enapfGngt fortmabrenoNah
rihten BON ben feinbli9en lltes, bdlt jebod
ollie Oicie Nustunft lorgfdltig gsbein, unl ben
InfentbaltSort letner StanlllleS9enoIlen rid)t
an baS 0filitdr 81 perratben.
gS btngto II, Is. Sft. - Der Snz
oianer=@oinn1ifidr erbielt beute folseuoe De-
pel1e: v2os Yinos, Gpl., II. Oft. - SoQ=
l1anbige 6fube berrift llnb es eriitirt feine
augenbiGlidle ooer sutiinftige @efabr Seite1lS
Der Snoianer, tpenn nidt bic gSeiben, tueld)e
nit aller @erualt &ubeft1ruHgen Sll iuiiniben
ldeineu, einen SOnIlift an ben Saaren berbeir
sieben. glae 3eitungen bes StaateS Colorado
ilnb nit liigenbalteu @eriibtem gefiilt, welde
BON Wtnnb 81 Munbe perbreitet lperoen. 9as
@ebeimniB oieles groben @eldreies uno aller
bieIer litgnerii9en @erii9te liegt in bsm geflii=
gslten 8orte: ySte lltts nliiIien oeben !"
Die Srauen llnb Siuber bon Der gShite 8iper<
Igentur beftnben ii6 in Siberbeit uno iperbcn
10 balo, als mD9ltdD, bierber gebradt iperben;
Srau Weefer bat bas @elo uno Die Dofumelte
in ibrer @ertpabrllng. Otau glaubt, baB lneb=
rere Nngeitellten ibr 2ebsu rettetsn. Die Sol=
baten iillb perltdrft tporben unD babeu binreiz
burd 5uperldiiige 8unoidafter, ,peld)e BON Der
porben. Stanlea, Igent."
Sic 6epite oer Sd)ali6iffe.
Sort Monroe, 10. Sftober. - @eltern
Mbeub bielt Sefretar Sbomplon am 8orb Der
,,Yombatan" nit ben Commandment per6lotte
eirla 8eratbnng iber g5erbeiierung beS Sd)ul=
id)ifflpelens. Serld)iebene Nenoerungen mur=
ben uorseidlagsn Inb acceptirt. = am abenS
NOR bas Slagsenid)ifi illnninirt.
Seute Wtorger tuurbeu Die beiben Se9elfres
9atten ySaratoga" unb yBortsmol1tb" beOrs
bert, anfer gu li1ten uno Sesel gu rid)ten; Die
rSaratoga" tplrbe brei Mftnnten eber fertig.
Seloe legelten cine Wietle melt unS tebrten oann
Suritf. gfadntittags llbr tpurbe Die gauge
Srl9aoe 9slanbet. Gs tpar Elm prahtuoaer
Anblld, tpie Die 30 8oote unb Sampf=
piHalen, NIT etma 1900 glauiaden belett,
oem llfer 5ufogen. Die Shtfisiunsen trateH
mllttdrlld) on uno ldritten inter Commando
oes Capt. auce nno bei ben aldmaen eines
WtarlheS nab Dem Sort, mo Sic griaabe Dor
Oeln Slotteniefretar Sterile paiiirte. Die ,Wme
nsiota" febrt iofort nad Netp= =Yorf snriif uno
bic auSern Sdulidiffe leseIn na4 Dorftopn.
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Scr SciSutarrt.

Rem=g<orf; Is. Oftbr.-5 5olsenoes iiuS
bic SdlnBnotirungen: @elO 81; Sterll1s=
gSedIel 4.S02-S14 Sunbes Sbligatioueli,
1S8lr 105b, nelle 6iinisr 1898, 0.40er =,
Oilt. Sol. 3:65er "a. aftieu: yfeip=Yorfsl
Central l194. @rie 399, 9afe 5bore 961, Silt
noiler Central 50, Yittsburg 1903, Chicago
Nortbipeitern $50, 90. Yrioritdten 1014, 9tod=
Sslarb 1424, SSetern uuion Sci. 9Sg, gteiu=
Sereper Central III.
llnteridatamtsz zSilans: Sob $133, 1892 r
1888; Gourant Sit, ,88O,252.
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etaer, 5dnhmadler llteuttlien,

5lseibnittene Rabmeu (welts) u. Sohlen
bet -
Seb9 q. Ae9antsteees
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-16

Seiegrapbttd)c 9epellbcat.
lSerbte Der rNiioejrteu Breiie- fir ben rSeutIdeu
&orrelp onb be nten".l
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@aSsittenfilten 8as=lttemtflien
in polirtem Weliing. in polirter Bron,e.
,9teue % aaren... ioeben erbatten.
ytteorige Asreiie.
Sac Logs ....... &aminbraubbDde
Gas sbetSofen.
WetbefIerts oeut5dDe Stuoiriampen
s. %. 9anieipn & Gomp.,
9ir. ), yf0ro=SbertpItr.
Bfeir0brtnft9en..... seinri d una.
Alte @aSuteHfilien meroen neu broncirt uno
persoloet. (Ott.2-)
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
eaourw eexpIA /.

~ tN4E. eEt3 H-E A
ass fu1ml.eN9s .
In u Me- Nggt& vi agAqQ Of
frisnda,b "a fDal4a. &Gun5a sic
b.! Big Sic ..v old 'ops Any y
vermAl The pr,iria aowers ~ets in
full eSSppstn, and M .hsavy gran swaying in
the bseess showsd the fertility Of the soil.
The country Looked like IN old farming
region. minus buildings, Improvement and
people,. One Of. thu. party inquired, "why
IL this beautiful, region not - susceptible
Of improvement - loWaSor Illinois? Nc
one could answer
Eighteen years have passed aud ou,
route up the ssrri,ory hos been charged
from . few s,raggling log cabins, a log mwn
at Elk Point. . small settlement at Verlnil.
lion nd two white families at Yaakton
into &sst{eh farming region with goo4shpild'
ings a.dssi1peoyementa, fms s~illasssgAnd
the 90 MesE!ksPoink Nermillioessshd
YanEtSAt W. all lhe yconforts. and oonven
fences Of modern dvilisation. The distance
Of sixty miles between Sioux Cit, aud
Yanktoav which took NJ two day. bvsEisn'
cordsWs9odrin l86lSisnev accompl id e Ia
three hours In . Comfortable railroad oar
and w DakoAa hos but fairly qonmencsd
What has been accomplished under advcr..
circumstances is truly wonderful, but I'll.
next ten years will show far greater i'm.
provements. M
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09

{. IT. Mccoy, Of Bon Homme, is 10 town
to-day.
ia. Robinson, Of Vermillion, is resis-
tered At the Merchants. '~
Hugh Fraley, an old settler Of Bon
homme county, 10 in town today.
DR.. Brown, surgeon U. S. A., reached
Yankton By the Western this afternoon.
r. T. Wood came down from Springfield
last night and 10 Waiting with his iYankton
friends to-day.
A. NJ. English, one Of Yankton's pioneer
settlers, will spend the winter on his home.
stead near Firesteel.
ia. Wallace came up from Elk Point
last night and is attending the session Of the
grand lodge to-day.
Miss Lille n. Almy, formerly . teacher
in the Yankton schools, has gone. 10 New
York fr years visit. &
Ed. Palmer, a Souix City Wholesale gro
cery-man, is in town attending the auction
sale of the Peninah's cargo.
Rev. w. H. Thorne, formerly pastor OF
Unity church in this city, but nov a home.
slender in Armstrong county, is in town.
Mrs. George and Frank Trumbo, of
Choteau creek, came in from the east last
night and left this morning for mp country.
Joseph Billishein, agent for the Philip
Best Brssing Co., Of Milwaukee, ismaking
Yankton his first visit in the interest Of The
Best brewing concern.
Messrs. G. Van Ripper and WIN. Barr.
reached Yankton to-day from Rosebud
agency on their way to Ypsilanti, Michigan.
They report affairs quiet among Spotted
Tails people.
Rev. J. ". Hines, of Elk Point, has &C.
cepted Nm invitation to ~of6ciate and conduct
the services in Christ church, Yankton, next
Sunday morning and evening, the rector
being absent.
Major Preston Wolfe arrived last night
from Bismarck and will remain 10 Yanktoa
about : week. From here he goes to Fort
6ully, where he will take . position q book
keeper form. H. Young. the military ira
der at that post.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
PROCLAMATION.
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward

Ono Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward,
Escaped from the Jail lin Yankton county on the
morning OF Saturday. October 18th. 1879, MAIDS
SorrensOn In March last. MAIDS HANSEN is q
Dane about 81 years old 5 feet sinches in height
heavy set dark complexion I; black moustache;
dark brown or black hair and whiskers, had not
been shaved for eight days had . large mole OF
waft on the right cheek near the nose ; dark
eyes with sharp expression wore q blue flannel
shirt and grey Jean pants,n mo boots or hat Speaks
Danish Ntrweglan Swede and English with for
eign accent: One Hundred and Fifty dollars
Reward will be paid for the delivery of said
HANSEN to the Jail In Yankt0n county 500 by
the commissioner of said county, and nifty BY
the shertn or a suitable reward for imforma-
ton that will lead to his detection.
MA. BAKER.
A Sheriff Yankfon county n n
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
the RIVER.

There has been . slight rise in the rive
since yesterday. u
The steamer Western from Pierre arrived
at three o'clock this afternoon.
The steamer Peninsh has left Sioux City
and j. expected here this evening or to-nor'
row morning. She il bound for Pierre.
A Pitsburg telegram says: ut IL pro.
babls that the steamers Montana and Dako.
IA, now being repaired at St. Louis, will load
there. for the south. A number of the uppe,
Missouri boat, It IL stated, will come out q
river this fall; instead OF, 6oing int<
winter quarters there, ~ has been the cas-,
for some years past.
St. Louis Times, ID: The Dakota goi
sway to New Orleans with = coed start md
will fill out below to the water. Evely and
Townsend pilots ......T The Montana's cabin i,
to be embellishsd BY one of the largest ant
finest looking-glasss on the river. tn,
mirror is from the house Of Martin Lam
merit and Vas made for exhibitioa 1t the &
Louis fair . year ago, whsre Il attracts
much attention by its sizs and elegant hnish
Mr.. Lanmsst also supplies the Montan,
With new furniture, etc.
Sioux City Journal, 7th: Col. Akin j
having large amounts II city frsisht oasss,
for the Pesinah for which he can make .;
promises. Ii some contract machiner,
comes from Chicago it will have to 70 o,
The boat, II netsthsrs will be room ior Il
tie city freight offered The repairs .,
the Peninah were finished Yesterday, IN,
this nol.ing she will begin losding 70
Pierre, The dock was got under her Q.
sssday and fitted to a dol, letting in n
water Nhrs,thsl boat ruaed on The doct
Ths feoss corresponding to joist 10 . hous
we're doubled where they had besn ~fracturs'
By the snag. and the boat i now ssronge
than before the. accident. The ipsuranc
o6cials from &. Paul snd 81. Louis ssv
her q locking over yesterday, AID vere pei
fectly aatisfed With the vsy 10 vhicI
Sykes had repaired the break. They q
pressed themselves - willing to insure Be
cargo on % favorable terms - that Of -
bosi She will probably get away feos
Pierre tomorrow.
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Jtf Daily 9rfss aud 9akntatsn
YANkToN, K o
Thursday Evening, Oct. 9, 1879.
LOCAL LAco,acs.

Mrs. D. T. Bramble is building an add
ton to her Pine street residence.
The highest temperature to-day was ~
and the lowest So, a variation Of but 8 de
grees.
The Ysnkton band last night gave . ser
enade to the Odd Fellows. In. grand lodg,
assembled, at the hall in Cox's block.
The owners Of the Meade, claim $4,000
salvage for raising the Peninah's cargo
The owners of the Meade are the owners Of
the Peninab. CT
At yesterdays auction sale of damaged
goods from the snsgged Peainsb, Won. Boz
bought seventy.hye sacks Of osts.for twsn.
ty-two cents.
The receipts of wheat to-day we're light,
Notwithstanding the price is steadily I'D.
vancins. The prices paid to-day were 90
cents for No. 1;5s0 cents for No. 2; and rs
cents for No. 3.
Turner q Shannon, onr s~nsrrsdsgyeuns
nsaic dsslse1
500 Dsckwil B1h M q &.
d. II ths IN q BssiIks Ni.9Acb.
wholsalssrocsn. S
Thswsathsr~ indications fbrfhs nasthvSsl
are: UArnrpAly cloudy valfhse VII
occasional rain, solihstfY NSisdl, 11issslsryI
or lower tsnpssatars. rhg pssssdsa by
stationary barometer.
ALI the prisoner. IA ths cosnty jail wess
stripped o! their csoshisaaBasAssasgsa ID
searched. Their cells aSd bedding were q.
so subjected to rigorous investigation. The
only weapon" found wm . large nail, Il
the possession Of ono Of the p~risoners.
Capt. Lavender 10 setting up the cigars to
day, At the same time displaying atriun
phant countenance, the occasion being IL
arrival in his family circle yssssday4nsrn
ing offs little girl. All interested, especial
y the captain, are doing we'll.
Tho contract to do the grading on II,
Milwaukee road betwesn Ysnkton and Ii,
Jim river, . distance ofa little y TIRE
miles, has been let To Gov. sPennlsetos
John Welsh has taken : aub-contrsct an
has gone to work neal the Jim river. II
the sovernor's intention to have the wesl
completed within three week..
Mr.. and Mr.. E. E. Hudson yesterday col
ebrated their wooden wedding. A few q
their most intimate friends mel q their RI
idende last evening, rejoioed with ~ u
year old couple and started them % It'd
second decade Of married liz With = sbal
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09

49, Wit ~
Aappinss and pFosperisy.
a1paSsIeses~Oasss~1sssasss aiahAsAe
ki19Isss ps(. Ussqss 9aptnal 2SSssllsst
hoi 81 v,ussay " 49,
Tie nts eatsmssarsAsas,sn fact
Of eAe teata. or tricks. or .manilsSllanl11fI1a
preesanted By the professor were very cley.
erlys Asse. asa euaplsislj apssiled-iEs q
9iencs and csunilses. 10 nationally account
for them. He illusisuesd tAssltssa,fss,a-
ti9ns produced BY the leading s~piritualis,ic
nedssusytshe coaussyY WhsssnppleG !.
unttstnx u ifupes. sAowiakofAAnds ss,itae
ing and phys,cisls psessacs sof, dissmbodied
spirits. oil Of which, was tefy curious. bu,
Of course can b sccounted Tor on raAopal
theories. The professor will give smother
entertainment thss syening q Stones hall,
st which he will give representations Of
bther puszline spiritua lis.ic doings, and at
the same time explain how 1t IL done.
sheriff Baker received s3postai card last
night from Springfield which stated that
Hsnson was seen Tuesday night. 10 the
lwooee hstwesn RosgHonns and Sspass-
dcld. BY . bali breed. Tho halt breed
passed 20 close 10 Hanson that there. was
poepoealbaity' 81 4 Ais.afe % bis sps.t.
Hanson was mthu,ely' described. even to The
mole and sclaaahss upoashis fAce. He still
had his handsuab %. They sisssa,strong
pair .saSoalassesl b nensvsa.sy osdlssry
meant: Ths factstNf HausonSstill w0ars
them doss away with the supposition that
he had friends outside the jail on the niGht
Of Els escape. He was alone ID the enter
prise aud ID ssill wandering alone In his eff
fort 10 escape: Having 90 long avoided
capsurs MAKES nseen sSat be unisy sucoesd|
The Isdlss soasssN, vhsss biz
for concsalneot will Be in
creased. he speaks the Sioux language and
is perfectly at homo 10 the wilderness.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
.,.s OCCUPATION GONE.

Had the Arkaosss Doctor that ",app.
ed" the fat man. thinking be bad dropsy
bat finding DO water p~ronosscsd II DRY
dropsy," lived to-day. be would, like O.hsi.
10. 6ed Ibis occupation gose," fos Alias,
AntiFas, . pussly vegstabls remedy. afs
y. bat positive ,, reduces cospulsecy fsoa
Tires 70 sx pousds per week. Sold b
druggists.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
MADAME aRlswOLDs

pATENT Skirt Supporting Corsets. and ali
ta,n eth sv goods Isodfn ady TeTass y oy w her can be wS Oh:
taker, Mulberry. street, between 4th and 5th
Sole agent for Dakota. Orders by mail prompt
ly attended to.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
FEVER.
Ons New -.

Oas New Case aaa NJ pssths Ia ne~A,.
Msnphia Oh. Q, 10 /. m.-Ons nsv a..
wss reported this nesulng-Archis JoSn.
son, colofed. Four deaths hsv,
occurred since iaas night.
NooN--Tvo more deaths, have occurred
The Howard association al New OYleaue H..
be-n asked to furnish aasiatasca - the .ick
u Harrison depot, Mias., o. they are unable
to rsach the place. owing 10 the stslct quar-.
antfns regulations ofMiMiMlppi.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
RARE CHANCE,

TOR any person that wishes to go to house
= keeping. We will sell our entire lot of
household furniture, with the privilege Of rent
at fha New York Store.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
10ARDERs WANTED.

A few single gentlemen can be accommodated
can have pleasant dow stairs front room and
board at reasonable rates, on Pearl St. between
MRS, +, J. uEpGETHoRN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09

Go 10 W:.R Kssdsaa's nsv pAesoer...
gallery for photographs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
+ I. n, WHITAKER

HAVING the agency for the Manson q Ham
II lin Organs, Stienway aud Imperial Pianos.
would be pleased to have parties desiring to
purchase or rent. call and examine instruments
and terms. Mulberry street between 4th and
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness, Loss
Of Manhood, and all disorders brought on by
indiscretion or excess. ANY druggist has the
Ingredients. Address DAVIDSON & CO., Is
Nassau street. New York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09

Why not go to w. r. Ks,chum's new
photograph establishment "bsck Of Episco.
pal church" for pic.ures-prices low.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
Housknolp FURNITURE At Avcy,oa.

fASgraud auction sale Of household 6nrn;.
tnre will Akes. place at the residence Of 4.
Hoffman, on Douglas avenue between An
and 9th street, Oh Saturday Oct. llth, At 10
o'clock II. m. No postponement.
,l.o L. HOFFMAN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09


Hitchcock.
County commisioner-John Stafford.
Coroaer-O. B. Shullx.
Justice-D. p. Bradford.
Constable-J. H. Bangs, D. w. Allison,
Duncan McLsin, VIM. Boeches.
The convention also elected TO the second
district coasention the following.
DHIH0ATB:
L. d. F. Poore, A. F. McAuley, Ella.
Shupe, G.. w. Snow. Frank Alexander, l.
E. Wood, John r. Petrie and c. T. Nc.
Coy.
This delegation is supposed 10 favor III,
nomina.ion Of E. G. Smith for district
attorney.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09

Dr.. ". H. n. Brown, ds.ii.,. Union
Block. Yankton.
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FOR RENT.

i ided so rs to be convenient for Offices or
housekeeping, 3rd street Union Block. Inquire
OF H. H. Smith.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
FOR SALE.

1Atern. cellar, and every cOnvenieNco: CEN
trally located Apply ut the ONCE Of ]. Parker
Hayward, Sd street, ~ as y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09

BON HomaE COUNTY CONVENTION.
The republicans Of Bon Homme county
mel in convention at Springfield yesterday
and nominated the following
COUNTY TICKET:
Superintendent Of schools-Samuel
Hitchcock.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
LOST.

Asst evening ct the entertainment 1t stones
~ Hall, or on Capital street between sid and
9th streets. . gold ear drop, let and pearl sets.
TIL finder Will please leave It at II
ANDREWS q HAlLsS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09

pleco On occO0ns OF AZ many 4~0v40l4Ro9.
silverton Is universally conceded Is the
growing metropolis Of this country.
Those who have visited this country dur.
ing the season, favor the o~utcroppinr Of
this district, and . great amount Of property
has changed hands. therefore . great amour,
Of work will be done. The "Big Giant
mining company, Of which Chas. H. McIn.
tyre is president, will do considerable work
this winter, and we'll can they afford it, a.
the big Giant" mine il considered one o.
the misss Of Uncoppaghre. 1t l. IN extea'
sion Of the "Yankton" mine; belong.
ing TO the Mineral Point Mining
Company, formerly called the Yanktos
land SapsJuso mining COMPANY. Of which G
Ia. Mc1utyre. A.. W. Burrows. MAJ. J. r
Hanson and numerous others are stock
lholders.
A test Of" Red Cloud " ore was recent,
made. but , o DC effect. aud after . careful
Termination Of The mill BY Prof. stocder. o
Lake City, II wss found that the jigs wers
upside down. The new superistsudsut jus
out from Milwaukee, Wis, 10 GOOD ose
A large body Of grey copper and brittle oil
YER ore vss lsssly uncovered 10 the "Rst
tCtssdr q . dsptAs4 sus ~. Il u. Il
uso0sstysof this ssAessy - seesidsssl
vsrsh tsooy0oo. IfftAe Mn q ~ Fosta
vss usSss proper aaoagsosss thsy vssh
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09

Sheriff Yankton. county, D. T
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-24
mo. 70S.1
APPLIL4IION FOR PIiUNE 4.
u, S. L.ND ORFJCg

HELiyA: NJ. T.; Juuc 10. ,ST9.
NOTICC - hereby published hat .,i--.cu3
IN DAILY. wno-e postofiice address is w Tx J.
vile, Deer Lodge county, and john Noy- +.
county, Montana, have this day filed applicu-
tiOn for patenS. ubler the mining laws OF Coz
gross, ior fifteen hundred $1,000 linear fe.S on tile
Elue Wing Lode lining Claim, bearing silver
and other metals, siouated in The Summit Wi.
ley Mining District, Deer Lodge county, Mo-
tana, IN section IL, township 3, north of r .nge )
west, which CLAIM IS recorded in the County Re
scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a post
mai ked NJ. G. I'LL for corner No. /. from which
ohe Il section corner OH north bound; ry Of set
ton IL; township 8. north of range 8 wet, ba p
Nj =. Loco feet distant and running thence S.
1879 Il $50 feet, he1ce N. 1870 f. s5 lnet,
thence N. I4o W. 81 feet, thence N. SzAo
Z. ii8 fiat, thence y. 74Ao f. ese feet, ;henee
ieet, Thence N. lnAo E. 23s feet, thence s. 14loW.
93 ieeG. TO the place of beginning. the same be-
Tag designate as s.otiNo liz, township 3, north
OF iange west. ard embracing an area OF ten
and 3S-1C9 (l0 3S-100) acres, upon which q notice
OF said application was posted, together with an
official plat, on the It'll day of June, A. d 1879.
The adjoining to the above de-
w@Si, Midnight and Curry Lo1es on che north,
",HG Allie Brown Lode and Wild Pat Lode on
ne south.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
part or poi lion of the above described premises
are requested to file t1eir adverse claims VITA
the Register of tAe Z. 5. Land Office at Helena,
Montana. during the sixty days publication
hereof, or be forever barred by virtue of the pro-
Vi ions of the statute.
j. II. MOE, Re- q.
Go. +. MARSH,
US. Den. Mn. SUI veyoi. i59