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CROP-PROSPECTS,

Hperfdf DjauakeAe1 Ia Ths Ttfbunt

| 6pe9dt DtpaseAe' n 1A< Tribune.
Font scorr, bourbon Co., juno e.-W'ntes
wh.at is heading out well. F'lliug heavy
arc abort and thin on ,be pround. Acrc,pc y,
nor, T., ovn.sa - an, taa,a. sA ,.'s ,,s y, ~
w." ~ eAIese % NY los."e' yeaF' 'isny o.
our 'ar'hefs havo cultivated Twice. ..-
La CYN0E, 1.inu Co., june G.-Oats in fine
condition. Winter wheat .},ort n,n.n,r,, a.,
fasL snjond,a stana ' Of corn ur nnd pss ~ soe W
eans,tiop @ as avcr ssr ~ ~ avo au u ~, ~ good eood
rains, and farmers encouraged.
Lon1, Barbour Co., June 8.-Dry weather in
March md ADril nearlv ruined wtuter vhao,
Comnared with ,oat war mr. crons ,,o,,, 49,"
r nrom,:o 'o "''A 3A'' 'sa' '1' efopS 'naSs oooe
whuat nrof7,nt, mn short A, aron. n.,,. w.,
nrnv"a s,nea nv ,.s. +.or'"a s's esn. "a'o III.
eianted than ususl. Good stani Of corn corn now. sos.
H;oiHII.Mr Hao m",,inbau rHu w. ~ n
wlaa, roar ot. nu,pna" tptr ~; 'Mno @Isprlng
Winter whsot heal.np vail, RsIns ,tronen1 y. so11
w CnrsPEM i gPeGts efie1aoS 1oa en- runo a-,vu,
,r,,"st iii 1it NAL. t,na G ~, 49, 0uuS n-Wef @
shis sor "rnn. noS "Ty H. VII Me"taes taVoI- q.
to cut bstora tie jatter 'nrt ~ ~ ,s Mo' nnth uS ~
o9nu nswsan fah.t ~ so una m '1tge as'eaTs
Uam Euo' L93oe5to, ~. oune 9.-Wintor wheat
yry vusy shot rer 9nd 1nl an ,arso. oats
mn2o tan ,,.,,ai H. wv ~ ut clnch PET eeat
.nn,n,. ~" -> N~@Ss 1As 'teS
serious; nss'" r.,,,sr. ,
HhAN4nA, NsNiana Co.t Juhe 6,-flne rains
'a !as. "esk. spring Efalaa uol,lE better. Good
sEsnn Mr.oa nt sotn' t,,sy Mosuy p!o"e1 once; r
MgsooTAh, Atenlson Co., june G-rho dry
Weati,er We lIas s!lofsencd crops 70 per cent. Win.
tet Wneat ~ aeaaou. PROSPECTS for three
tonrtas t9a ;. ot crop Corn mostly worked once:
snr !Hs r1ss @ muse oeen III 'en' sno%cfs uFound
A.. HAhIfoAp. Lyon Co, Juno o.e5'Vintet wheat
thin at4 elEht; Aeadcd out. GOOD stanL of
corn; inos h!gh.
wllu2t short md light. VIII be 1T to harvest IL
Ten DAYS. Ny grasahoppers, but tocusts In
aoannoanee. better stand Of corn than last wear.
,MAs'iaoroA. washington CO., Juns 1-AIl
Few chlnch-eu&s. Very littlo old wheat on
haTu.
FORT SCOTT, Kas,. Iunn 1.-The wloat har-
, 1879-06-07
Boys AND GIRLS CLUB.

propoee,, coupter-check tn sa1oon 1nt,,onc.
A.,,,tn"z ,,,,t,. ~ 49,. ,', oo" 'nnuo"ee rs.
..,',.I, .s"osl msut."s " tnosS "'eFcsteu IN u0t
Tor boys a'M girls, 60 18 to keep them out o
the saloons ..nl lanec.},ouses, was held at Tic
1,ir.t pro.h,tor, a, fhnI;aoi,"1... os.,,.s
r"sI ffcsoste11an Chaten iast evening. AIR. j.
~ a"Ha pEeslaeat anu IL. W. Dudley nctcd nj
Secretary. There Werc n6out Nifty rneu and
wctnet, present.
Mr. kcssel, from the Sub Committee appoint
Gu 10 preIute one, read cnnstitutlon for tile
government Of the Club. Tho membership fee
was 81.
alr Eltnendorf, Of the Finance Committee,
rcnortet t!.1t nhous 81 600 lind hcen subscribed,
aud the ladies lad promised TO furnish thu read.
ing-rooH. Thu agent uf tho ball would not glyc
dclf.ltto answer until d proposition was sub.
nlltteo TO lin'. ainny we're waiting bcforo
nlnklIE contributions tn orlgr to sec what shape
the organization took.
Pr: Mitchell made few remarks, in wtica, lie
snl be was discouraged, md rxprcsscd tl1p feel
tng TINT there were objections 10 tbs scheme
which W0ull prevent Its being carried out Tl,u
amount subscribed was not m adequate 1asia
lor ihe rnnaeltaktnE; -,..
, 1879-06-07


CHICAGO, juno G.-UnJcr the headline Of
"Robbery and Dloodsl,od" you state tlat "An
era Of crime Acenls TO be upoh us,n and metz
tlon MI Incident Of ''thlet cutting thief" We
cannot wonder at suct, events aB these when
such numbers Of big, loatnE boys aud YOUNG
men haug around o1tr Btrcet-corncrs, md tho
coniompt 10 Which these lonfrrs hold The MEM
bcrs Ut o,,r police force. noticed few morn
ings since soma huiklng rascals ltng at the
corncr 0f Capnf alsu Van I}ureu strcets. Ono OF
them had whip, and Tas amusing himself hy
striking at the feet and ankics Of wurkiig girls
as they weru coming dow1 to work carly III the
morning. I felt inclined to take the whip nvay
frot'l him mud give him thorough bootnK, mid
would roa1ily lI1ve done go hut tor the unsayurY
ni1t! rufanly crowd nrounu httu. ii decent,
hard~workirE glrla cannot wnlk down our streets
without s,tct insults us ttfs by lonfers Whose
Lime Is spent asouhu saluUu corners, Hhalc their
mothers aud kisters nru earning The braal they
cat, It s time to give our po'ics moro power In
stead OF hclpiiIg blntuu upon them.
Truly. with tlie confidence men and thugs
oyer.runntEg our streets, Mike Mcponnd's gain.
bllhg-rOoms open nt night with upcurtnacd
Window, tho loafers defylng arrust, nuu men
stabbed In our streets by brutea who defy any
policemen IL arrest thgm, we nre scturnitE
again to tic days when the unwnslled pcmoc-
racy was rampant aud thngo und bunmers run
this town.
But what are NC coIug to do about III It was
this clement elected Mayor Harrison, and now
tileEr " friot,u " judge AtcAlllstcr,
DECENT people must grin and bear t.: aud, II
struck, turn the other check to ;hc smitcr. The
law md tho otl1ces arc controlled by The worst
elenienta In the ctr. The englo cal, scream; lot
hitn ioose' am, Sit, yours truly, D.
, 1879-06-07

N,RfcId1 I'IsD1lches 10 1Ae TT18une
NRwrohT. Columbia Co., June B.-Ali spring
grain 10 III fair growing condition. Corn good
stand.
WOODSTOCK, Rutland Co., Juno 6-1he raioa
have greatly revived oil the srnall grain. Win
ter wheat is abort, md commencing to head.
stund OF corn generally Rond.
Hunsoa, St. Crolx Co., juno 8-Sma1l grain
IL very good condition, though backward.
Acreago Of cnrn uhovo last year. Wl,rat about
all hoht. Very little going on.
WATRhTowN. Wis, june G.-1udctng frog,
the Indications about herc, tho Etctd Ut cherries
IND currants wilt be exceedingly limited this
season. small blark bug Is playing havoc
With tl,e chcrry.trcc leaves, while the gcnulue
bushes. S.rawbarr rrics promise fair Yield, and
ras1berrscs sccnl to bo doing well. App!u trees,
20 far, lool thrifty. but 1t ls too carly yet 10
Judge What tho apple crop will Ec.
, 1879-06-07
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
An Interpretation Wanted.
II fha Editor Of Ihs 1'rth,tnk.

To ths Editor Of The Tribune
Cn1cAoo, June. G.-Ark y, Sec. /, Par. + Of
the Constitution Of the United States reads NJ
follows: "No person. except natural born
citizen, or citizen Of tho United stntes At tic
time Of the adoption Of this Consultation, shall
be eligible to TIC otI1ce of President; neither
shall auy person DO cllglble to that of1lce who
shall not have attained to tho ags Of B5
years. md been fourteen years resident within
tho UuEted States" A little discussion mas
arisen CONCERNING tho exact application Of
the la.t clause. Suppose, for c1nn,ple, that
= natural born cittzet, Of tic United States
had 5e.ided In this country up 70 the ago oi 81
ai'd lad then gUne abroad on his ONT, ueiyate
business or pleasure, resnafnlnr for fifteen or
ten years.. or for any ti1nu which would lnvolyo
. legal change OF Fcsldcnro RnI not a fnero
travelling tout. would not ttat fact mako hin
eonattutsonallv Ineligible to the uitleo VI Prcal-
dentf Or might ha point to his previous resi-
denea OF fourteen, years between tho ares Of 81
md Us. anu 30 claim eligibility OF course tho
question fs not Of the probability Of sucE, IN
ona receiving uIc nomination OF his fcliow-etti-
zens, but only OF legal interpretation.
An ansWcr from one win IL wise In such mat
tors will be gratefully received. HAS.
, 1879-06-07

Ihe ctrri., Hosfoa HkFsstd
lie. snma19.no e VINO collect tAa malls from etre.t
ao&e sfivs. fi..Mes .t dnd queer deposits therein
oaR .t H. rGn. and loose postage stsmps ato
sothes M 1pt,hs!pal discoveries, wbils carrtes
KISS in Bit. ubt;oRht ..t;Rht tn bank-book coutain-
attolnd & 1ha most reu,askabls instsacs Of AZ,
llour sIaan IN thts direction va4 thu rsso
olesihsrne ee o. young nan who daily carries
rnonur ~ oa2t-one for mall aud liz Other
set!op, ssIs,d IL 10 Deliberately, In lt Of sb.
tsp,nasd sad emptied he contents a Sf ona rSss has
several hank-books and hills 1 sn1
, 1879-06-07

checks, amounting 10 thousands Of doilnrs, into
uo tnall.hox. and did not discover his blinder
Until ho Tent il'to the l,ank mud handed the Ike.
ecLvlnE TelleT bl.nc!, Of letters. TI,ae young
orcry ono who eng lin, rusnlnr thronrh th,,
stfeets, ewes dstcndcd md heart tllumpIng
loudly In Ills wrctched bosom. lie was mat1e
happier md Wiser man on trcotylng At the bual.
ness nc otIlce the bank. books and monc?, In placs
ma&tSr.
, 1879-06-07
ILLINOIS.

8nsciat Dtsp1tchet to The 7rfb1s,s
GARDINER, Grundy Co., juno G.--Corn Is DO.
Ing better. Gold northeast rain commenced at
noon. Great change Iu tie weather since yes
terlay.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Juno 6.-Dursng the past few
days some rain bus fallen. and gr,.atly benefited
the growing crops. Corn IL coming on, and
promises we'll. Oats hayc not done 10 well,
but will yield on averuRn crop. The recent rains
have euYcd tho hay, although clover IL Hight.
Cherries and app'es not plenty, but Craues,
rasp5ctriGs, etc., are prospecLtVely abundant.
Still we need more Antl warmer ruins.
, 1879-06-07

To tbs Edtior NJ The Tribune.
CHICAGO Juno 8.-What Is the use Of our
having sanitary laws unless they aro enforccdI
For by the non-enforcetncnt OF the lust laws re-.
rartlinE contagious diseases great harm Ia dopo
by tha negligence Of tile attending physician
in not fully complying Will, tho sanitary reg
tions adopted bY our Board Of Health. 1t seems
Tint smatl epidemic Inns bro'srn out on WASH
ington strees, near Western avcnue, which could
hare been arrested had tho necessary precau-
tons been taken. About month ago, mild
case Of scarlet fever was observed In tint loca|-
ity. No warning sign was placvd on tic
house; the boy wns allowed to 20 out
and ptHy with the pthcr children, as
soon as he was uble. Tho second door from tho
housc abovu referred to nnolller mild case
showed itself. anA not until the secund child
was takrn dit they display the warming sigual
II "a not very ornamental to l,nvc rcd card
tucked On tslc front Of d PERSONS house, al
though It ndds 70 the attractlycness Of the placc
Ono III my children Tas taken With It, ul,tl II was
reported Immediately. Tile rcd spt, wns tackled
OH my door, wherc It reulaiuetl for two weeks,
MD during that time my children we're kcpt
FROM -mingl1g with thu others. 1ny tile stck-
nessfu MY, family To tho gross negligence OF tho
physician who attended tho first caae In rot re-
porting It, and to tic parents Of tho child IN at-
lowing Il to 70 tuto tho street. boforu al danger
WaS passed. E.C.S.C
, 1879-06-07
IOWA.

Hptcial Dispatch to The Tribune
WEST SIDE, Crawford Co., jane O.-stnce the
raps sprng wheat has grown fast Somewhat
thin and wccdy. Barley will bo short aud thin,
Oats doing better. Corn is urowing we'll, mud
ivN{u Gtufu1 -
, 1879-06-07

y, C'irnoKEr, Cherokee C-unty, Has,. Juue o.
Wheat seady ior the harvest, untl wus never
hetter: Corn remarkably firm. urafs largt.
Oats light. Pota&oes large. Plenty of small
fruit, but peaches urc almost 4 total failure,
, 1879-06-07
TO NI,NT-GlOUSEA,


- --r-~<
IN Ms eo'Hhn, thFte Hnta ot itss II cent? pf, IN.
suiton. Euch additional Hnr. 10 eenis.
, 1879-06-07

PARIS KIp GLOVE. DEPOT. Il

PARIS KID GLOVE. DEPOT. OF STaTE:sT.
/ AIDES. PERCHAsfSG AtiESCY-GO0DS or
~ every descrpslon bought Il The lowest cash prices
dlana-as., Chicago.
I'M arKCiAi, CNEDiT,
~ We sell furniture. mattresses, bedding, ptnbo.
!oEtcs ana taf0F 9Fs&1Ls IN easy monthly ar weekly
payments. Il. 7. AAlT1S, 2u5 and Y07 eta,e.at.
(lLn rApEss IN PACKAGES Or 100 F0is SALE
~ a. Tribune 0n!ce.
OFFICE AND DEpnr or jEFFERs' FRENCH CA.
~ tnrrh nrg md cigarettes. ~ SEatest., Chicago,
IERLEf JEFF Efts j. Eu.. propr1ctoEs.
OkiEI HOME Fol. LADIES l,IllllNG CONFiNE.
~ hcht. hcss NJ carr; rr0feesunaH tn attendance.
Sal buush sanxanlun'st., Corner Hars!eun.
NuIEr HONE Foi. LADIES DuETSt; C1JSFTSE.
1mcat in oc0rt famly. Strictly conhdentat and pri.
vne fefnals complaints specially. Hox .t3 Chicago
1}EMa,oyAL,,pN ENJOY y! p, y; J; AlkE$ HAS REMOVED HIS
1Hice to No. li3 leatllurh.4i. northeast corner
Clark. few dooss east q The sherman Ilouae.
re aa Ply WATCHERS W r H piAMoXps. AND JgwKLNY
east u Elark. Goods warranted.
XVASTEp-A Twtj.sToiY HOUSE 7T0 M0yE7
w OIL the South Side. Addrrts il !. tribune otnce
XVASTrEp-s0lpIkIis AND sAlL0Ks or THE
~ calling unon writing to ilio EorthErtern laal
tsary. tsoo ~ NJ iul LasAlic 4s.. ChlcaKo, iii.
JAclosc STAMP fUr fGplY '
, 1879-06-07

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
THAT BOY.

Dramatis personna-A young American
in roundabout and legglns, perched upon
the fence devouring a huge piece Of mince
pie, and q maiden of five summers, in panta'
lcttes, looking very wishfully at the COR
mand on the fence. Young Ame,lca-"l
say, sis, does your mai make nince pies ? Ii
she does I'll bet they amt SO good as my
mars" Little Mss (timidly)-"I like mince
pic awful we'll" Young Amerlca-"Well,
now, that's funny! Just look here draw
ing q quarter of a pie out of his jacket pock.
e) and its boss, too! Amt my mar good?'
Carefully slowing it away in his pocket.
that boy sis father to the man" who must
have his cigars and any other MASCULINE lux.
ury his contemplate %selfshness Graves,
while his poor sickly wife must do the work
oftwo women ("girls waste more than they
earn" he says), and for the want of a little
money to purchase a few bottles of DR..
Plerce's Favorite Prescription, the sovereign
remedy for female diseases and weaknesses.
she is literally dying by inches-and all be.
cause of that masculine selishness that
would not divide the childish luxury with
his playmate, and now tacitly refuses his
wife the luxury of health.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
A ToRPoR

lorpor or inactivity of the kidneys is serious
ly dangerous to those organs. since it is the pre-
cedent of diseases which destroy their substance
and endanger life. This sluggtshness may be
overcome by stimulating them, not excessively,
but moderately. an effect produced by Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, a general %invigorant and
Alternative, possessing diuretic properties of no
common order. The impetus which this admi-
rable medicine gives to their evacuatiye function
counteracts any tendency to congestion which
may exist in their tissues. Both they and their
associate organ, the bladder, are invigorated as
well as gently stimulated by the Buffers, which
exelts a kindred influence upon the stomach,
liver and bowels. and by strengthening the sys-
TEN, enables it to Withstand malarial epidemics,
to which when exposed it might otherwise sue
cumD.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
YAnkroA INTERESTS At HloBRARA.

The following items from the Niobrara
Pioneer refer the interests of a couple of
solid Yankton men:
The new drug store of G. j. Kadish is
now ready for business, and MI. Joaeph
Kadish will superintend the store. This
drug store is a pride to Niobrara, and the
stock which they intend keeping will be Of
the freshest and best. They will make job
bling a speciality, and their store Of goods
will be found complete.
E. G. Dudley willimmediately commence
the erection of a large building on the cor
ner of Fourth and Mississippi streets in
which he will put in a complete general
stock of hardware. Mr.. Dudley is q bue-
mess man Of high standing, and will bring
a large trade to Niobrara. He will carry
on the Wholesale trade quite extensively.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
1ht Daily gress aud 9atutaiau
ANKToN DAKOTA.
DAKOTA.
tuesday Evening, Jan. Fl, 1879
LOCAL LAcoHIcs.

Mercury up TO fifty above zero to-day.
Both houses Of the legislature adjourned
at oon to-day.
A reception bsll to the members of tn,
legislature, from the citizens of YanktoD, II
among the coming probabilities.
The council committee appointed to en-
quire into the accounts of the territorial
treasurer, was in session at the Merchants
hotel this afternoon. The house committee
for the consideration of the same subject
will meet tonight.
A correspondent Of the Sioux City Jour-
nal writes a letter in which he corrects the
statement put forth that Maj. Douglas, agent
at Yankton agency, was injured. He says
the hurt was very slight, and that the major
i, not disabled by it.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, are /:
Partly cloudy weather, warmer southerly to
westerly winds, falling barometer and light
variable winds; in the northern portion
light snow.
Mrs. 2. Swarlngen. who came to Yank-
ton from Keokuk, Iowa. some months ago
brought with her in great variety and mum
Der, some Of the choicest house plants,
vines and climbers, embracing every des-
cription. Her success in flower culture is
due mainly to her interest in and love for
the plantsl and her persistent care of them.
She frequently favors her friends with
samples from her collection ard her lovely
winter boquets are a pleasure to behold,
being something rarely seen here, where
green houses are yet unknown, and the
cultivation of winter flowers are INDUCED in
by comparatively few. Mrs. Swaringen
will be glad to exhibit her beautiful assort-
ment Of plants to those who enjoy their
cultivation, and will be able to supply those
who desire slips. roots, bulbs. etc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21

The Deadwood Times OF the 10Th inst,
announces the arrival Of Judge Moody.
E A. Sherman, territorial treasurer. cam'
over from Sioux Falls last night, and is il
town to-day.
Gene Cutting was out riding to-day, fol
the first time since his leg was broken dur
ing the fire at Frank Hefner's.
Rev. j. p. Cofman returned last night
from Portlandyille, where he dedicated a
handsome little house of worship belonging
to the Baptiats.
Dr.. s. D. Pollock, of Abingdon. Illinois,
brother of Msjor Pollock, agent at Spotted
Tail, arrived last night from old Ponca.
whittier he was called to attend his father.
He reports the latter much improved and
on the road to rapid recovery.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
DAKOTA
Thirteenlh sessiOm---Daily Report OF the
rrocecdihgs OF Tho Council aad
House OF Representatives.
ETC A Y.
GENERAL COMMENTS.

GENERAL COMMENTS.
Councilman Wynn will soon introduce
bill to amend the charter Of the city o
Yankton. The amendments will provide
that the officers now appointed by the mayo,
and council shall be elected by the people
for the election Of a city assessor, and thai
at the next election two aldermen shall be
elected in each ward, one of whom shall
serve two years and the other one year, and
that at all subsequent elections n alder.
man shall be elected in each ward to serve
for two years. This plan will always leave
in the council four members with a years
experience in the run of ropes" TO break
in the new members, and will, we believe,
be q decided improvement upon the present
law which makes the election of all the al
dermen occur every year. The bill will
make other amendments, but these are the
most important.
A bill was introduced in the council yes
terday TO amend section 8 Of chapter IS Of
the revised codes, relating to homesteads
0uu TIC COuVcfduCc tucICOAs Ii oSSsAOA
which the bill proposes to repeal provides
that "no conveyance or incumbrance by the
of such homestead shall be of validity
unless the husband and wife, if the owner is
married, and both husband and wife are
residents of the territory, concur in and sign
the same joint instrument"
Mr.. Gray's bill, introduced yesterday, en-
titled an act concerning corporations and
persons engaged in the business Of banking,
provides that such corporations or persons
which means everybody doing banking
business in the territory, shall, in January
and July Of each year, publish a sworn
statement Of the condition of their banking
institution ; that they shall also file with tn
secretary of the territory, in January ant
July Of each year, a sworn statement Of con
dition, value of assets and liabilities, an,
where assets are situated. The bill furthe
provides a penalty for false returns or re
ports.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
DELL RAPIDS uo,nes.

Correspondence Press and Dakotaian.
Dell Rapids, Dakota Terry, janis 1878.
bridge is finished. and has been &C
cepted by the committee. Arrangements
are being made to have the approaches
graded before spring.
John E. Loucks has moved his house to
the business street. placing it o few feet
from Mr.. Themes building, He proposes
to enclose and roof the space between the
two, and open a new meat market therein.
The old meat market has "petered out"
Mr.. Lyons feed mill We believe is 10
operation.
Our school board has ordered an outfit
of Victor seats for the school house.
MI. T. H. Davis is still very sick.
Our physicians are very busy Of late.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
IN HOUSE.
ON c g

Zo
House file No. Spy Mr.. Gray-For an
act to provide for the organization Of rail-
road companies and to regulate the taxation
Of their property.
House file No.4-By Mr.. Langness-For
an act to provide for the submission to vote
in the several counties of the question of
granting licenses to sell intoxicating Ii.
quors therein, under chapter thirty.fve of
the political code.
House file No. 5-By Mr.. Gamble-For
an act authorizing the employment Of short
hand reporters in the district court of Dako-
ia territory.
House file No, 6-By Mr.. Gray-For an
act to prevent fraudulent banking.
House file No. by Mr.. Flick-For an
act to amend section ten of chapter twenty
seven.
IN HANDS OF Committees.
House nle No. by Mr.. Weeks-For
an act amending the law relating to the
time when taxes become delinquent. Com.
mittee on ways and means.
House file Nc. 2-By Mr.. Gray-for an
act concerning corporations and person en-
gagged in the business of banking. Com
mittee on insurance. banks and banking.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21

Writing, So for one month ~bookkeep.
ing, SO; or both for 81. No text . books
Actual business transacted. Call and make
arrangements to commence with the class
Monday evening. Dewitt's block.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
r. A. N.

The installation Of the officers of Yankton
Chapter No. l. Royal Arch Masons, will
take place at Masonic Hall on Tuesday eve.
ming, January 81. S%ojournine CO mpanions
are f%raternally invited to attend.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
TEMPERANCE LECTURES.

Rev. ]. A. Potter. Rev. Stewart Sheldon
and others will speak on temperance at the
reform club room IN Cedar street, Wednes.
day evening, Jan. 22d. A good choir of
singers will be present. A general invitation
is extended to all.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
BY THE CAN AND CASE.

Don't you forget that N. H. Jenkinson
continues to sell A. Booths celebrated oval
brand oysters by the can and case-not by
the dish. Union block. Third street, sole
agency.
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LOST.

Saturday evening, Jan. Is, 1879, IN cross
ing the street between the post Office and R.
A. Ketchum's, a bunch of keys. The find
err will confer a favor by leaving the same
with Bray and Fletcher, capital market.