Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-03-13
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Judge Bennett has been admitted to
practice in the territorial courts.
=: "A Swan Lake lawyer recently took
dog from client, IN lieu Of better fee.
The Lake County gold excitement is
again on foot, the settlers there claiming
that it is not snide. but that they are
not going to show outsiders as they want
show at the yellow dust themselves.
Six Black Hills mines added to the
bullion yield Of 1873. to the amount Of
$557, 900, are as follows: Caledonia, $13,.
500: Deadwood, $117,5O0! Father De
Smet, $4,000; Golden Terra, $50,9oo;
Giant and Old Abe, $4,000; Homcstake,
$267,0OO ... ...
"A man arrived here from Deadwood,
on foot, last Thursday, who reports that
he was followed through almost the en-
tire distance by a large timber wolf:
There are timber wolves in the Hills, but
they are not erous..-Rochtord Gen.
tral, 26 ult 81
Henry spalding, conductor on the
Braincrd and Duluth division of the n F.,
met severe accident on Thursday morn.
ing last while coupling cars at Duluth.
His right hand was caught between the
bumpers, badly mut.lating three fingers
-Brainerd Tribune s~t a.@Gs
Hon. r. F. Pettigrew, of Sioux Falls,
has consoled himself for his defeat in the
matter OF getting the territorial peniten"
tiary at Sioux Falls, by going Immediately
to Chicago, after the adjournment of the
legislature, and bringing lack from there
"A wife. We send our congratulations
Frank @'1 :.
Mr.. Blimmen is the fortunate fisher
man. He found one large buffalo 6sh,
one hundred and four pickersl and four
hundred pike, in all. eight hundred and
twelve pounds, imprisoned in RESERVOIR
formed by the ice sinking and then
another layer being formed by the next
freeze Fountain Press '
a novel application Of tue electric
light is prOm,se'! BY Professor Edison
His plan is to make dinlinutive light
apparatus, and inclose it in glass globe
of such size rs to be easily swallowed.
He will connect 1t with suitable battery.
and he expects to be able to witness the
process Of digestion, and to see with more
or less distlnctness, the operations of the
internal organs. American.
~. WASHINGTON, March Yesterday,
through his attorney, Richard T. Mirrlck.
Of this city, Gen. Hazen filed formal
charges against Gen. David T. Stanley, of
the Twenty second infantry Stanley is
charged with conduct unbecoming an
officer. but this covers multitude of
SINS. Those specified are large and nu-
merous, and in them Stanley is accused of
trying to ruin Hazen's character and de-
stroy his military and moral reputation At
home and abroad. Press
Several changes of location OF regl-
ments have been ordered by the secretary
of war. The Eighteenth infantry, which
is now in the North, is ordered to Mon
tana, the Twenty second infantry, which
is stationed on the lakes, is ordered to the
Texas border, and the Tenth infantry,
which is now on the Texas border, will
go to the lakes. One Of the regiments
now in Montana will also be sent to the
Texas border, and another regiment from
the border, probably the Twenty fourth,
will replace the Eighteenth in the depart
ment of the South.-Pioneer Press. Il.
The census bill passed the house last
Thursday. 1t provides that the enumera.
tion shall commence on the first Monday
in June and the returns shall be forward
ed to the supervisors on or before the
1st of July, 1880, and in any city having
over 10000 Inhabitants the enumeration
shall be taken within two weeks from
the first Monday in June. The president,
by and with the consent Of the senate, is
to have the appointment of the supervis
ors of the census, the number of which is
limited to $50, and who arc to receive
compensation of. $500 each. The sum of
$s,OOO,OOO IS limited as the maximum
cost of the census Pantagrsph
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