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, 1879-04-09
DAIi0TA'S RAPID GROWTH.
Talk with Cow 1IuwhrI-F1fty Thousand
fmlntErnnta In u HHar-Tho Finest Wheat
1segun III thu, Wurltl.

A Talk with Gov. 1rownra-rlfty Thousand
rm,nirr,nt, n, n. V,arT RI, rI,,,.. .v,....,.
1.'s,.4.. -. a.. ~ ,,.,..'', o A''@1 ""o''
"$'s'o" y. ..,. ~" ~. M"s 7.t,''u
.'t'e 'o,E :, tr'"a"e, a Or" ..
HoV. ho"ata' o. Dakota territory, Is IN the
clty, staying ut the Windsor llutel. Detroit wns
his OLD Iiolnr, anl he reprrseutcd Tint district
IN t.onrr.sa twrntv rc.rs otvn. 1te 1,os ho.,, ~
~ ,., 10 Nv, ,r., 49, NV na1 "ee,. ~
wv ut'u Va ''c OAA''u uo'cso'"e'tt 'ess thah
Two years. out hc sainc'i thorough acquaiht-
the Northern pucttIc f.ai1romu. Fir snral.u mn,
~ Tho r,s,,,,rr,s ,v ro,,,,
" W'.s""' w., ~ r..sn''s. "'" s'om." ,n
western, or D!ac Hills, portion lie has not sccu,
4 J,lurncy tiitter being great deal moro for.
,nu,obl, mn un,crtukllr. than n trim frr,n, ynu,..
,on I'm. i,n,,ttof n, N,,,v vnr,,
lhe 1i'lmsvrat'on to the regfon around
Yanktnn tlnl to the country along tho Nortllrr,,
Pacific Ison lus s,ccn cnor,rsous during the INST
rr,,r ), sn,, lin, j,vrrnor r., u r,,,nrte, ~ ~.
T.s,ut :. ssI,,rn tint , ,l'',,.., " ,'
1foI"'' pells'e a',at our poo'tla,ion i'as
hcen Increased fully 50,0ul. People III the East
nre beginIl,.. to tiuh nit that We have lAc I1csr
wheat lands that ;j,c still ever shune l,ntIp.H
!" Whit Is YOUR est.i1nlr Vi tt,u ,,rcscut npou.
la,on Vi thu 'r.rrituryf' ~ should sny, 1T IL
single ruess, lt5,oo0. You know we have three
!i4trrt scr,tous, widely separated tron, inch
thr State oi New York, In ihc southeastern,
sreltuu l. think tArru urr tW.OOO lrople, tu
Sortller.N Dakota iUUOU, aud In tAu Hack IIilis
15uOu. 'filess scrtiosls arc entirely tistlucc
geographically. have no interests in cou,nn.
u,,ti ..,rl,t nut to be unItvsl ,,sr ono cavern.
mcnt THUS lie Legislature ia IL rI,rinls iulu-
bic uf jcaiul,sirs and co,ll},ytln. Interests.
popuIa,iu,I to sjat,n s'i!,. .,ss,vl, M s sta,s"
i Yes, but we do no, want to hu admitted, The
tuuttrr was talked oyer RECENTLY, NH! mubJ1o
on,nlun was n,rupEly ayllust IA Sintu Un.,niyn-
lion, What Ii 1lruticd II Il division tntu thrrs
Territories, Two Of ihe threu viii rru,y I'M In
to States ,y!tlliu tic .lrxt iiyr ycu,s,''
!" Whit is thu orpa vf IHk0tufT Unu hnn.
, 1879-04-09

mud lad the hnrtilhootl to fc(uac 10 nsAst Gen.
WASHINGTON T., rGcuvcra Il eolnrei Whiting wfln1An
who haul cseapca 3EOtn hts wife. 1lc was a
Delegate to tic Continental Congress, u,i tint
fnct gives A now Significance to the wnrds of
Ethnn Allen, when he demanded tie surrender
OF Fort l'tr0nder0sa, sin the name nf tls
Matthew Lyon, Representative from Vermont,
Ia nnnthr ,rhnsc tfnractcr ethlnls out III hold
and startling o,llllncs from ths few brief lines
given 10 his memory. 4 member Of The Fifth
tirf.wnl,i on account 0f which a tnoiiot, wns
tnnslc to. cxpcl tn, in january, 11Ie. In I'M.
month Of Octnbvr following t,e wn. indicted for
t.uhlisl!ug q letter "cacuated to atlr up sct't.
tInn and hrtng tho President md G1yernment
into co,,tc,ltpt.'' For this otFonse l,c wns tncd
$1,000 n,u Imprisoned fnr four mouths, IN The
Depths Of winter, IN c01nfortlesa coll. 1ic re-
vote which made Jefferson President for the
first time, when tile election was thrown into
tse nousc, rs against Aaron Burr
, 1879-04-09

IlERgpLTr.
From tho Colonial days to tho present It has
frequently happened tlnt several generations o[
the satnc Gnmily hnya served IN either or botl'
HOUSES. a collection OF the most pFon'snrnt-
notably the Adams, Dayards, HFces't'rid'cs'
11arrisens, Chambers, Stocksons, FreiinEiluy-
scns, i1clstcrs, cte.--p5cscnts nlrong eohtrfna-
t,on Of tilc theory Of hereditary genius. The
following IL q conplotc Int Of ali cases wtIrro
Two ur moro r,emDcrs Of tic saElo fn,nily have
bccn IN Congress-: ,.
Adams. Jol,ni. Adams, John Quincy tson};
Adams, chn,'S*A Ae! E'ans'j on 9EFs1%s.ons % tt:u
Appleton, William a,,h Nathan tGrothcssl.
Archer. John; Arc!,cr., Stevenson tom; Archer,
ARMSTRONG, John; Armstrong, Ja'nca and John
S.s& & ehp b ., 1snt;ts 4, uo !sor Gov Samuel A'he'
Atlcrton Charles IL: Ats'orton. Charles Q.
ia Baldwin, Simeon: Baldwin, rsOser Sherman
'sii'"yi. i'ar.ctt Josiah: nart'ctt, Josiah. Jr. <son,
uaynrd Jasnrn Ashctnn; llaynrd. JaH'.s 4. tHohl !;
grandson; aon OIL. A.. lsnynsd, ir.,.,, ,
yy rpenas M il hSyIx M,,,' hS, u t'o")
yes fd1es dna'es nse Josn s%a % Stsh"e. alc
jloult1in. JAncsW: md Thomas T.. tbruilurs,.
l;ou!ilney, Dominique nna JOHN Edward tunc1o
jiragg .tnkn and Thomas {hto,hcrs).
1Ircckhsrl'lge. John; Brccknridsc, Lol'n cabsli
fprantlson1.
llrUwn. John and ,Iamcs tbrotlc1A); Brown, j..
Asasz {srantsan Ut .ohn Brown.
Luck, DA'ieli uuck, Daniel Ayro A. grand.
sonl.
Ilnllock, Archibald: Bullock, William u, {aou1.
I]urlc!Yt. Wiflinm: nurleIsh. John z. tsonl.
l5utler. William: lIntlcr, Audrow lIcke,Is sun)
Nnllcr, William teon}.
Cnncraon, sim0n; Cameron. Jancs nonald(son).
Chandler. John ind Thomast tbrolActA) Chandler,
Zacharsat tnrul!cw).
Chusc, Dudley; ChhRc, Salmon r. {nephew).
Claiborne. Tholnas; CLAIBORNE, John and Thomas
, 1879-04-09


session ol the 'rwchty-thisq Congress Hlntr ut
teN,!cd the Washing ton Theutre oue NtG,t, nltI,
tccora!ng lispcascl with the nctnrs, fired Il
loaded pistol al tu.n. for which no was arrcslG,l
n1Ni tlAeti 60. Physicians testified tllat lu wGs
!dcr the Influence Ut bruntly uIll opium, tuten
tn alleviate luln fr0nl clron!c rheumatism.
Three wecks afterwards, April |, lSis, ha blew
out hIs brains with pistol ut his boardirg-i1ousu
on Capitol I'LL.
s!lnilat, IL mauy points ot tho case, was that
Of Fc1ix u. Mcdonnell, n Representative from
AlntAmu. III tic Twcnty'efEht't nnd Twenty
ninth Congresses, WIN committed aulellc III
ingtun. BY slabing Iimaelt Ii, .he abdomen and
thgn cutting his tfr0nt, Sept. III, 1StG.
Anolher Representative from snut'l Carolina,
hcstlcs B3alr who tclsulc!Hc WIS Jasnes
III .t.s sta,o SENATE, utl subsequently rs Cosn.,.
tratlGr General, WAS elreicI ~ thu Th!rty'sixth
Congress tsom ttsn GyccnY,!u District. serving
unit Dec. IL, 1b1U. The State having st-
tered the Confederate army, ,antt committed
snlc'ho by bnwing out Its bruins At sarlls,
Eltjah lltse,a Representative III tin Thirty
ninth a Fo1tlet!l C9n.resses;, co!nt"'ttsd 1 aui.
thu Dafn1crattc cnlsdlunse lnr LIcutenanttioY-
crnor Of Kentucky III lb.tJ, but was defeated;
VIA Charge d. A1EAtres Ut Guatemala from statt
", 1873. to +Junu Ill, 1sii': was tres'1cs,tial
Elector.uu tile lluc!,ann. mud brcesfnrLigc Ticket
II: 1857, aud tervel IN Congress lroln Dec. j,
lSiUt to Mnrcl 3, 1880.
John White IL to be added to thu list. Flo
VIVA boFil tn lsD5; received III! acaticiIllc cdnen-
tton; studied law WHs admitted tn the l,ar, A'M
practlrca at Rielnland, ky.; WA elected u Hep
ressntaslvp traM Kentucky III tins Twenty y.fourtll
Congress, as II Wing, without opposlton, u,
was alsSeCssiyely Reelected to Tho TwcntY-tilti,
Twensy-s1th, THonty-seYuntli. and Twenty
eight! Coagrcsses without opposition, serving
1Eon1 Dcc ], ISIS, tD March 8, bib; was bpeak-
cr Of thr ilol'se turing tut REIMBURSEMENT Call-
gress: "as Jl'slgu ot tlIu Nineteenth Jutlriat
Circuit ct Anntuety; committed suicide ut ltiCll-
M0nd, n.y., Hert. ", t6{a.
3an.cs e. Wllsan, United statcs Senator from
New Jcrsuy, lrnn, Dee, l, 1916, tu lSat. WIS ~.
verify inlIrrt! in December. lS;i3, BY imagining
Vim DIT III tclnils,A that his house yus un ,l,u
ullu throwing himself from secont-ztor win.
,.uw. lIu tloa been titor Ut tn. TrtN ,dmtrtcau;
Clerk tor tnany Yuara If the Btato House ii
Representatives: Has nppulnted hy President
hlUlITue Postmaster ut 1rcntdu; und NJ tho tlulu
Of hEs III ot acl,rIum WIS lHcnber OF the 6tatu
House.
William Ila,ntay, vi pcnnEylsan!u. Ia another
tonrressst,uu WA lietl bY A!S oWn llanl.' Horu
In 1910, H. wus nttached to ti;u American LrHa.
tton ut Ltnlt1op un.ler Minlstrr stevenson; was
eretea Representative ftu,l PcUnsyIYahta IN Tho
TwcntY-s,xth Congress as q pau Bntcn Nc.no-
etas, ssryn. fsut. Dec. =, 1881, to Oct. H. l6:0.
, 1879-04-09

ASSAULTS,
moro or lcss ra'lly, laye ucctlrrc from time II,
time n,llul!g me,nGcrs Of ether 1Iuusc. Tile as
paut on' Charles Sumscr by Brooks, OF South
Curolina, Inns bcrhnle historical, sl,ld, from pot-
ic,l caltscs, 10 probably nora prominent Il, tic
public mind thai my otIler, but It IL BY 10
,ncat's solitary. William stanuerry. E'cprc.snt
nmt Twenty-sccnnl Congresses, addressed Ii
communication to slr. Speaker Stevenson, Apr,l
II. 1bssss, stnt]n. that hu WIS wAyalA IN Inc
night previous. atsaekcl untl knocked down BY
y bludgeon, altl severely hrlstsea and wouut,ril
by Samuel Houston. luto nj 1ennesste, fpr
WUrtjH BpoAcsl III aclIalc. Gen. Houston was
brought bclorn thc tar " tha liultse n,,A ro,rl-
,naas Iho'nas D; Arnold, 4Fa'a Repre-;
Congress-, was assaul:Gd III tho Cupith, May II,
le,f by Morgan a. Heard, who Ircd u lua4icd
|Iursc-plsto' ut him, t!sr Tall Rraztng iIs urn,
unl then struck hun with h1dgroi.
ALEEaIANcE TttHsvERnEn,
More than one member Of Congress has trans.
fcrrcl Ills nllcgtu''c. iron, ,l1v uutc.. States
Nofcrnfnr1t after bcii,. ttrctul Lawmakers by
tie rGoEIc. Without counting th,lsr wl!u went
into thr southern Eonicderacy, wu lind That
ot Tho Continental Cn,grrsaol le1b-'7, renewed
their allegiance tu tarea. larIsnit. Atlcn'a cs-
tates wero forfeited bS act af Cn;lrrc&s lku t,y
casu of il!N Kind IN tho lstury vt tlle Goyrrii-
In tic Twenty.sayent, Co.,Gruss. iro.n Massn.
cIlsctta, l,Ns since lccur Chrl~JuStjcv Char
cu'iur. nllh Regent OF I'll. llawninn tslanls, ut
cl as Envoy to The United etutrs Government,
!tuauN lsurlingaue, wIthunt. however, tratlsIur.
ring Ills allegiance, was a.'pofhte't by the CHI
Hcsu tiuyprnInont its Elnbassati1r to lle,.ut!aLp
trpattrs with turaEn Powers, uyIng ut St. pe-
tegsburs, Fch ~, ln1:l
hGGt.EsTIvE llEstIAtsCEHcEs
Of tho War cling aroullA the sketches Ut large
number, lcstdcs those Wlu WtrN exnestel jtUj,
tin Senate or House Ut The h.raktng u,lt ut tie
War, or wtru refused At!m!sSlol III tic tlays OF
recuilslruution. Albert Ii. JcnIias, u 1nuinbcr
u tic Ilonsu In tn, TA[rty.tiltll md 1hirty-
sixth Congresses. wAs ns,' IN the Confederate
Luugrcss, mud was k.l1et! Wc Hr1gadter ue,,-
crA III command Of the cavalry Of thu Army ot
Northern Virginia, III illr actiol ut Dublin, W.,
A1Iy I, lnit.
Grotgu ". Bridges, rlectcl as Unionist tn
tllu IA!rty.seYelth G,lI.resst from Te1incsstc,
WAS usrrsied on hIs way tu Washington, takr,l
baEA, held for over yrnr pssUnGr fl Tcnncs-
sre aurccedcd at Inst IN cacanius, aud WIS al
lntttrd to h4 acat Fro y. 1stE}, having ouiy six
days uf h!s term LIFT III whIrll IL surye.
CHARACTER POINTS.
4 bold during, a,ut un ab|e splrit-enpab,o of
QiCuntir cr.tae and tie u!ttest se1f-sucrlliee--
wps that Ut pIniu, Wl'lsanl WNH,le, sailor,
African sfuyu tfnurr nnd Soldiur, who ellnt,ct.
Iatesi hIs own st4yes Ii tounns he began tu lfKht
Tor hlA own aud h's couu:ry's Independence.
, 1879-04-09

W. 'o'!o"1ng table Bilows tho occupations
.oao"fa W members Of both tEouses. III u,uuy
hA, ,asss lucy have followed several occupations,
pss'u',"E' Perhaps, With trade, tn a sture, or
n, w. 'af'1'' and winding ny In tho law, which
wy lol'a"ed for livelihood. In every cuse,
1917 %s as poss!bfe, the occupation IL given in
,n as'' lucy engaged at tho time uf their clcc-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11


The Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 Pan, Pail
way Is The only Northwestern Line cunnrc,lplr
ID same Depot IN Chicago with amy of theGrrBt
Eastern and Southern Railways, and Is ma
most conveniently located with reference 10
I'aIh'uE any Depot Hotel or place of business
In that city,
Through Tickets aud Through Boprnre
Checks to all Principal cities.
steer Rnil Track, thoroughly hallastcd. free
nom dust, Westinghouse improved Autom
avg ~ az Brake, Miller's Safety Platform and
coupling on all Passenger Cars.
The finest Day Coaches aud Palace slccnin.r
Cars. WV i'"~
bis road connects more business centre,
health and pleasure resorts and passes lhrourI,
u inner country, with grandcr scenery. than
any other Northwestern Line.
a. V II, CARPENTER,
, Gen, Pass. ana Ticket Act.
. - MtRRlll JNo. &. GtULr
"'neral Manager Asst, Gen'l Manager
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
STATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA

- County Court-ln Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of Robert Dpicl. AZ,
ceased. ' ~ W.
~ On reading and filing the petition of wrich,
layton representing among other things that he
~ lui'! auHlnl,leIed said estate, aud praying
mat time and place be fixed for examinire
ana allowing his account OF his administrator
II Is ORDERED, that said account be examined
pH lne JudEg OF this court on the S0th da, of
IN The village Of Dodgeyi,lc, alta O'Clock in he
afternoon. ~ ~ i'
1t IS further ordered, that notice thereof he
given 70 al parties interested 10y publishing n
copy OF This order IN the Mineral Point Tribune n
weekly newspaper circulating in said county. for
three successive weeks
BY the court:
JOHN T. JONES, Judge.
Dated this "a day of December, 1879. 4e-q
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
I'm Bankruptcy.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE
Wisconsin "
In the matter Of ], Il. Jones, Bankrupt.-I
Bankruptcy.
CAT Madison. in said District on the a2d day of
Oct, A. d. 1871
Western District of Wisconsin,
sir lake notice that petition has been ftcd
IN said Court 10y J. Il. Jones OF Mihn in said
District, duly declared q Bankrupt under The Act
OF congress OF March .. 1867, and the amend
ments thereto, for discharge and certificate
thereof, nom all his debts. and other claims
NOV, A. d. 1879, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, is assigned for
the hearing OF the same, when and where YOU
may attend and show cause if any Won have.
why me prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Aft f NJ STEWART
Clerk of District Court for said Western District.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
LeDul Notices.
STATE OF WISCONsIN-CO1-N-
~ ty Court r Iowa County In prohate

court Iowa County In Probate
deceased VI ''sse IhoinI'soh,
,ss,'a9 Oh administration having this iay bee
$500 $500 W y IL, johnson, OF said county. and
we've months from the date hereof being allow.
ea anu limited Creditors to present their claims
lowance. 'i""ou anu III
1t is ordered that all claims on1 l.
against the estate OF said deceased IN. ro"ni,'o5
a a adjusted before the Judge OF this court and
ROT mat purpose he win be at his ONCE in The
Nnlase OF nodgeyi!e on the first Tuesday of each
month during the term above limited
Ana II is fur ther ordered and djrertn5 ,hot ,ho
vines ana places for examining and allowing
claims and the time linz ed 10 creditors 10 prr
sem sem thelr claims he givel. by publication for
,U , successive weeks In the Mineral Point rrib.
"ie,a weekly newspaper published in this comfy.
dated Dodseville, Wis, Dec. "a 1879.
By the Court;
i9-i JOHN T. JONES. Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
STATE OF WISCONSIN-COUN.

~ ~ Court for Iowa COunty--m Probate
Notice is hereby given that at special term
OF Iowa County Court, to be held In and for Snid
county AT TIE Court House, in the village of
Dodgeville, IL said county, on the sd day of
December, A. .. lS19, being The fourth Tuesday of
said month, at o'clock in the afternoon of said
day the following matters will be heard and
considered
The application Of Elizabeth Thomas to admit
70 probate the last viii and testament OF Samuel
Thomas, Esq late of The city OF Mineral Point in
said county deceased.
And It Is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested By pub
fishing a copy of this orie! for three weeks sue
cessivSly prior 10 said dey of hearing, in the
Mineral Point Tribune eckly newspaper cir
Culating in said county.
BY order Of the court:
JOHN T, JONES, Judge.
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis, Nov llth 1879, 1913
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
STATE OF WISCONSIN-COUN

~ ty Court for Iowa county In Probate
Notice is hereby given that at Il special term of
Iowa County Court, to be held in ana for said
county, At the Court House in the village of
Dodgeyile, in said county, ON Tie 93I day Of
December a. d. 1879, being the fourth Tuesday
OF said month, at O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day the following matters Will be heard and
considered:
The application OF Mary Ann Coad to admit
to probate the last viii and testament of Edward
Coad, late OF the City of Mineral Point, IN
said county, deceased.
And II is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons Interested by pub
fishing copy OF this order for three week, sue
cCssively prior TO said day OF hearing. in the
mineral roIht Tribune, a weekly newspaper cir
culating in said county.
by the Court:
JOHN T. JONES. Judge
Dated Dodgeyilc, Wis., Aoy Hin, ls7a. A6-3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
STATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA
. County court In proLo1e

~ County Court In Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of John Osborne
decease.
On reading and fling the petition of John Uol.
man, OF Iowa county, Wisconsin, which prays
that certain order of this court. made in tbe
matter ei the above estate, being an order for
the sale OF tract of land, and made on the "a
day OF June, 1879 and also anothct order of this
court confirming said SALE and made herein
july 1th, 1873. may hc corrected so as TO show
that TIE NORTH half of the east half of the north
west quarter OF section No thirty-siX, 1861 in
township six, o. north OF range one 10 east of
the Attn 4, Nj, was sold instead Of the SOUTH half
of the east hall OF the northwest quarter of see.
ton No. tbirty-siX 36) township six, o. north of
range one Q), east of the 4th =. NJ rs the afore.
mentioned order OF the court and of record
now show. And also praying that this court by
its order, direct that John Hcathcock as admin.
isrator of said estate, execute and deliver unto
the petitioner n good and sufficient deed of said
tract of land, in accordance with the corrected
orders of this court
On motion of W. Taylor, attorney for the pc
titioner for said corrections and deed In accord
ancc herewith, be heard before this court on he
Eth day of December 1879, at > o'clock In The
afternoon Of that day.
And it is Further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by pub.
fishing Il copy of this order for three weeks sue
cessively prior 10 said day of hearing, in the
Mineral Point Tribune. q weekly newspaper cir
culating in said county.
BY order OF the Court:
JOHN T. JONES, Judge.
j. W. TAYLOR, Attorney for Petitioner
Dated Dodgerille, Wis. Nov, 18Th, 1879. iS-3w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
Notice to Physicians.

sealed proposals TO furnish medical attendance
and m"ulaiuet % the county paupCrs lar the
ensuing ear. and addressed to the SupcriRtcni-
-nts of TIE relr. Doieerile Wis will be r.cciv.
cd by tI,m Irpal December 4th, 1879, until ouUN(
o'clock J., ~. osI December 2pJh, 1879, when the
seals vi. ho opened offers compared, aud con-
Trtcts awarded 20 the lowest bidders. TIE right
IS reserved. however, 20 accept or reject any or
"li bids We have divided the county into Phys.
lgiauS districts us follows:
lst bi>ifit t--GoAp the city and town of
mineral Point and town of NnllWick
- b!Slftet-I1@a ana village OF DodEeyille,
and tic Poor Farm
Eden.
i,A pstriet-Thc towns OF Hghland, Pulaski
md Clyde.
.th Disuiet-1he towns Of Arena and wyoming.
.ai District Towns Of RidceWay ana Moscow.
6. 9. Cox.
J0sErH BENNETT,
J. Il. JOHNSON
>uperiutendentS Of the Poor.
Dated December III. ls79-td
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
Ni,criifS Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-CIR-
~ cult court for Iowa county.
Richard Straw and Mason opcnslcy, Plaintiffs.

~ cult court lot iowa county.
Richard Straw and Mason spcnslcy, Plaintiff.
against
Henry Ludlwn Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an eX-
ccution issued out Of the above named court in
the above named action, 10 me directed against
the property of the said Henry Ludlum. bearing
date Tie 18th day Of October A b. is-9 have lev
led '.,on. and on the the 9Th day of December. A.
ID, Ih'9 al o'clock in the afternoon, at the front
door OF the Court House, In the village OF Dodge.
vile, in the county OF Iowa, will sell at public
vvnduc to the highest bidder, for cash. all the
right title and interest which the said Henry
Ludlum had OH tne 9TH day Of October, a. D. 1875.
or mas since acquired on the following described
real estate, to-Wit.
fhc northwest quarter of the southwest quarter
Of section seventeen q ,. town five 81. range one
O., IL Iowa county, Wisconsin or 50 much thcleoi
a. will satisfy the sum Of -Four Hundred Dollars
10000 with interest ana cOst
Dated sheriff office, Dodgeyil,e, Wis, this 10Th
day Of October, A. ID. 1872.
THOMAS BLACKNEY. JR.,
Sheriff of Iowa County, Wis.
Vim. Z, i Geo. D Carter, Auys. for Plaintiff 43
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

the s8eesvd-
s-exeusss, sa.assnd fssr baairsd FAD
cio@tv-afae dollars ADD fsirsr-ssven csni~
in b1sssnn vxs shippsd dzrsns tbe p1ss
ue<k By Wells. TzrgS 4 Co.
Nrs. Lascell. . Lady Who 10 vel knsvn
and vho resided here In The early dsFs Cd
Phoebe. died 81 Mineral PARK ArizSna-
June ID
The only thing re hare bard Of IN the
vsv o amasemepf for the Fourth q JAY
in o. asczsd Piocks 10 tAas u wrestling
match. which IL 10 take plsee sTnong > Ds
of The s-corsisb boys On issf day.
Eight barr a buiIi0n, valssd ST Sill
al is. came up from the Dry Valley Nil
On wedpexsay evening Tins il the SnAl
es<as Up q thai mill. is hsrips sos e3&Esbi
dovn- snd there 10 no knowing when u
viii be started up again.
On Saturday last the mine owned By
MeDougAll. 10 Pennsylvania Dsstrsrf, m.
bonded 10 some San Francisco parties The
price hing $4,000 il coin AID l0sos
shaseS Of stock P~snnsyItzniA District u
eefing into favor in San Fra0casco-
The ~foiloxinx Is the cf5cial lester q T.
4. phebr. supenuxndens q the Raymond
4 Civ mine, dated June 2l.t- -Ersrr.
thing IN aad aro1ni the suine confines T.
work ~ell. 0re-yroiucing places com
tinue 20 look well 81 ali points and fnrnish-
ing their full a1noun; Of Gre VIII stzr.
mp mill "a 3sd Instant"
On Monday the Eureka and Hamilton
stage arrived in Phoebe . little after sIx
O'Clock in the ereniEg. il being b Hrsi
time IL has eorre Ia on time for many
lonx dxy. yof Travis had been along ths
rou.e raising odd Ned" On acconnt Of fbs
di,s.srinsss os the drivers. and told thsE
al il they wanted 20 retain their positions
shey s-must make schedule time"