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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28
How Dopsos THRAsHRD THR PRINCIPLE

How DoRsoS THEAsHBD THH PRINCIPLE.
The other day Dobson's son was severely
whipped at school. The boy went home with
his grievance and explained to his father no"
ne had been mauled all over the floor, nam
nered on the head and jammed up against
the wall OF course the youth did not e1ag
gerate the facts of the case, but gave the Ola
man a plain. unvarnished recital of the truth
lust as boys always do under the clrcum
stances Well, old Dohson listened quite at
tentively to the boys tale OF suffering and
with a powerful glass; examined scratch on
the bows head, caused, as he said, from being
hammered with stove poker. The Old man
promised that he would call round at the
school house next day and intimated that ne
would ''ssraighten things out. Next morn
ing Young Dobson took several boys iNto his
confidence and told them that at 10 o'clock
sharp his dad would come in and mop the
floor with the teacher.
MY old mans a terror when be gets start
ed. He's the iveliest Old man You ever saw.
He can lick the teacher with one hard t1ed
behind him ana both eyes blindfelded. You'll
see things fly when he gifts on deck.
Thus did the proud youth dlate on the
Qualities of his sire and raise the psch OF ex
oec,ation to the highest notch. 1t was soon
noised about the school. and exactly at ten
clock Dobson the elder walked IN. The
sound of whispering voices was hushed and IN
Ill 1t
grave. Young Dobson felt himsef grow taller
inch by inch.
Il understand that you are the man whc
punished nay boy yesterday, said l. bison
walking up to the principal
:" Yes sir.
~ can't say like your style of whipping
children,
What particular styls would you suggest?
asked the principle.
a don't want my boy whipped that wa,
any more. [ want him whipped harder snC
oftener. Once month amt going to do an,
good. Lay it on thick sir, and heavy. III
came home last nigh. only half whipped.
| want him lansmsd good. If you don't do /
az want it I'll send him somewhere else.
came to thank you, however, lar what You
did a. starter Good day sir.
By the time his father had finished HI
speech Young Dabson's head had sunk dow
lower and lower until it was drawn below In
level of his shirt collar, like turtle ant
now the boys take great delight III telling ho'
Dobson licked the principle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28
A CURIOUS ESCAPE.
A WOULD Bs MURDERER LIBERATED THROUGH
A CONFUSION oY NAMES.

Day before yesterday a dispatch vas re-
ceiyed from Aurora by Sheriff Hlli asking pihi
to arrest negro named Butler for an at
tempt At murder. The police judged from
the dispatch that the negro Butler who was
implicated in the poisoning case at Sheridan
had broken jail The police secured the town
for their man and Officer Hawthorne arrested
a negro answering the description. Parties
who knew Butler when he lived ia this city
were called upon to identify the negro, and
ssid that he was not the man. The prisoner,
who claimed to be Wilson, was accordingly
liberated. Half an hour later further intelll-
gence from Aurora led to the discovery that
the officers had Just released the very man
that WAS wanted. 1t appears that the second
RutIer wanted uas a negro who had shot .
mIlmsn on Sunday last at Mark!eevllle, and
not the Bntler who poisoned German al
Sheridan not long since. The names being
alike. the mon being colorsd, the oaense be-
ing the same, and both commltted IN the same
Sheriifs jurisdiction, led to the confusion
which resulted ia the mans escape. Butter
No. 2 is very black negro, with klnky hair,
and has lost three toes of one foot Inc
officers have been telegraphed to at Keno, ana
he will probably be captured before long
Had the dispatch stated that Butler was
wan ed for shooting a man the real cnlprit
would have been retained Ia limbo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28

GOODS SOLD AT
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES
a~7s4 6. r.. RAEl~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28

NO OTHER REAEDY

Has so beneficial an scion on the human
system and none is so pleasant to lake as
SYBUP OF FIGS. 1t is better than OIL,
salts pills or any liver remedy or purgaJive
to cleanse the system, to purify the blood
to give tone to the stomach, to regulate the
liver OF to act on the bowels. scting gently
yet thoroughly, without gripping. CHILDREN
CRY FOR IT, because it is pleasant to take
and grown people like it because they Ind
it Just the thing they need to keep their
bowels open and livers in good order For
sale 10y all druggists, Jan2o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28
STOCKS.

The board opened yesterday morning with
no special signs of activity, but as the day
advanced there was strong undereurrent OF
BUYERS. Sierra Nevada on the call opened
at 20 and closed at %! After the call 26
wa. offered, and no great anxiety to sell de-
vel6ped thereby. Utah sold at 49, and
Belcher at 119
At the IL O'Clock session Sierra Nevada
continued its advance, touching 70 under TAR
sales. The South-end and Divide stocks
showed a shade of improvement. Belcher
and Crown Point each advanced point, while
Union touched 40 The old bonanzas were
also some what stronger.
Various reports are afoat as TO the cause OF
the north end improvement, but none are au-
thentativs enough to warrant repeating.
Mount Diablo showed a healthy advance,
closing at 10. 1t is claimed that the mine
has developed an ore body bigger and richer
than the Northern Belle.
Assessments: New York 5 cents.
Following are the latest street quotations :
Con. Virginia, 4. 40; Imperial, 20, 70 cents;
Jacket, IL; Belcher, l223; Mexican, l9z'
Ophir, 10; Sierra Nevada, 2G.; Utah, l64;
Union, Az, 4s, Gould and Curry q; Point,
o.; Northern Belle, 10S.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28

An old Scotch preacher once astenished his
congregation by siezing book from his desk
and rvnarking: Il am going to nit the
worst sinner in the congregation, at the same
time making a motion as if to throw. An
old graz headed reprobatc that he WASH even
locking at lodged down behind the seat. lie
was spotted by the entire assem0iage ana
recognized as the man who made the longest
.ravers and vas the loBGest rs his professions
# morality. Thus do the " cked e's,tih""'s}
give themselves away; but the man who wants
to rejoice in d slear conscience all the while
buys his goods of Boskovit2, who Is selling
for cash to anybody and everybody.
It parties Gaming to the city will persist IN
falling into the Numerous deRs ealIins them
seIres by different "Uncies, and fad after
nurchasinr that they are 8~indleH, II IS then
own fault, Take the little &g"U1te to see
Uncle Harris name painted Oh the windows
of his store, Go Erst and see him, get his
guarantee <wgitCenl and Yor will fnd that
vun nave bought any article for ha1 store
prices Remember the DaanDer, 2-- f>sarny
ST. between Bush and Suffer.
STRANGE PEocEEDJrGs On Monday esep-
ing last, af.sr + clock, man was seeH stand
ing on the roof of P a. Wagner 4 Go. :
store intently waty'ing window "a the
upper story Of the County baildins. it was
cold, disagresAble night, and the inference
was that he had great Interest ia what "a'
going On. Our reporter used all the efforts
| kaewa to the craft to ind out what 1t meant
bat sas. for the Grst tine in his life, unsuc
cessful.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28
FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARL4

Teeth are easily obtained by cleansing
your teeth daily with that justly popular
dentifrice, SOZODONE. Composed OF rare
antiseptic herbs, it imparts wilderness 10
the teeth. a delicious aroma to the BREATH
and preserves intact, from youth to old age
the teeth. Acidity Of the stomach will des-
troy the strongest teeth unless Its effects
are ccunteracted with SOZODONT, and
this pure tooth wash protects the dental
surfaces by removing every impurlty that
adberes to them. Ask your druggist for
SOZODONT. III
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28

A pAzsp PRISONER Lovejoy. the man
who was arrested for stealing thirteen coats
from Lilhenhelds store, was tried before Jus
tice Gary yesterday afternoon. 1t was shown
that ne appropriated box of coats and after
wards disposed of them at various saloons at
an average OF dollar and 3 half each. He
also secreted some of them in Chinatown and
told two boys that if they would come With
hin he would reveal their whereabouts.
In defense he explained to the court that at
the time the coats were taken he was IN sort
of aazed and uncertain state of mind. In tact
he could not collect his ideas sufficiently to
enable him to recolltot what really occurred
He had an idea that he must have been IN
sort Of trance. The court Interrupted his e1-
planation by putting hira under $500 bonds to
appear before the Grand Jury. In default OF
bal he was remandcd to the custody OF the
Sheriff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28


HAH&ASUoHPVS CASE " I'''''''' v ''''. - ''''
vas brought before '.'' supreme 1'''' '
DAY "n VIII 81 a." ''@'' '0' P'''
charged VIA oti"s "' "'''''"'y '''''
5acI ID 'Ne h"'4'' 90 ''''I''
who applied Tor me "li'' HTi"
bean deiA'n' 'o''"-''''' anu "''''''''
2e"' - "''''
,,,.,,ta8 and abYut three DAYS before the
murder Wilou.hby remarked that Le ~oald
1--WE Owens month ) whlsseg if Ia. "ou.d xii.
Prayer Owens acted uPon the hint and killed
Traver When Owens was captured ga"g
Of rOughs from WiIloushby's saloon attacked
the officer Of the Law and rescued the murder
Or The application for habta5 c0rpf.' was de-
MAD
sc..s.no,
hfsfA UaASf VI oAI0~ =, l'A
Restaurant "i "i''SA W. '..'-'''
:, ~. matter of turkey. roast duck, fried
ov.,s., y,d ones. 10 eat. and the same is
vain ,i,a6 universally that the plass where
.be epice-. .h,iveth and the IRAN of thirst
most freal, At, lis inner soul qnlsts aud be
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ez.

CoH1's DRYaooDs. W bile the dryg9ods
market is in its present stats one needs to
look carefully about before making pnr-
chases. When lively oompetitition comes,
only the BEST can msiNtain the supremacy
". Cohn has long enjoyed reputation for
fair dealing in his line, which makes him
reliable and sought after. He has now on
hand an entirely new stock Of goods, which
in price and quality challenge competition,
A FINE oRGAE-Vann has second hand
organ at the Club rooms which ne viii sell
for $40 cash. 1t has plain chestn vt wood
cas-. and ia one of those instruments made
for tone and not for style. 1t is QUE OF the
most harmonious Instruments IN the pisce
and dirt cheap at the price. lsn2|
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28

PIANOS AND ORGANs-At San Francesca
prices. can be had on easy terms at the
rooms of the Reform Club. Mr.. Fann Will
give personal attention to customers, ana
explain the pecaiiarities OF the various
makes. All Instruments fully guaranteed
aud shipped direct from kohler 4 Chase,
San Francisco No agenoy, 40 profits t"
niddlersan and 40 risk. Instruments
sold on easv instalimenss aud Old ones taken
in exchange. The Becker piano, which IS
better than the Steinway OF Weber, Is lnst
the thing for Christmas. and can be tor
forwarded $3.50 cheaper than any piano II
20 rnarkat dl6-tf
ArrExr1oN!-T greatast wor der yet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DIR. Howe's
celebrated rheumatism neuralgia ana tooth
ache cures. Would YOU rather suffer the
pain of having tooth drawn than buy
hottie Of Mrs. DR.. Howes toothache medl-
c;ne2 Mothers should not be without 1t for
their infants. A few drops in little sweet
ened water to swab a teethiug haby's mouth
will instantly relieve the little sufferer.
The medicine does not cauteriZe and 10 very
pleasant Sold by all druggists. 'an8F
DANCING ScEoob. - Professor Il. Z.
Schubert has opened dancing school here
and will teach the art Of dancing the coming
Winter. He has secured Theater Hall anu
has already obtained tbs patronage OF some
Of the leading families of Carson. His terms
can be had on application. d22-lm
To IEr-A furnished front room at Mrs.
W. T. Wilson's The room is sunny and
| conn odiOus. l2o II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-28

THE PLACE TO Golf you want good
square meal. go to Hunts New Chop Stand,
opposite the V. 4 T, r. r. depot, Calm
bsr,i's building, Ne. 70. dle-im
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18

sJlss4S
f6rsedt med egg i begge sidor SAINT
hvass spets. Denna inf6res strax
bakom hufvudet eller / den temligen
stydliga f6rdiupning On, som skiljel
hufvudet fran kroppen knifbladet
Dor inforas lodratt mot ryggen, ss att
sdet intranger melian hufvudet och
ryggraden, hvarigenom ryggmargen
afskares. Till yttermera visso Dor
bladets spets, sedan den nedtrangt till
.rryggbenet, f6rst f6ras at ena sidan och
sedan at den andra.% Pa delta sstt do
,das asken 6gonb nblickligt, saoch denna
operation Dor alltid ntforas, sd smart
isken dragfts ur vattnet, ON han ejge-
mast slappes yatten pa nytt.
Atgarden ar enkel, och den har, l
dubbelt afseende, stor betydelse. ! Det
torde kunna ifragasattas huruvida ic.
ke ndigheterna, som iu ha sig Slagdt
att ttl1se, def didrplsgeri icke eyer:
rum offentligen, och som tillika bora
ofvervaka, det ingen tillf6rsel till sa-
lutorgen az ohelsosamma lifsmedel ma
ske, har hade stor anledning att ingri-
pa genom att faststalla sasom en- oef-
tergidig ordningsregel, att all fisk,
som / hamn eller 8 torg utbjudes till
salu, antingen Dor vara slagtad ,eller
ock, sd lange den hslles vid lif fodras
/ sump. Not inrotade missbruk, som
tillika ha st6d sekelgammal vana,
krafvas kraftiga medel, for sd viat
man skall kunna rada bot pa det onda,
och vanan, ON an sd gammal, CALLER
sjelfva verket som ursakt lika med
nnll
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18
SOlfaCkarne.

Som den ovanligt milda vintern al
manga meteorologer och astronomer
tillskrifves tillvaron pa solens VITA at
cit antal fackar, hvilka med en- viss
regelbundenhet, el1er omkring f,vart
elite ar, aterkommo, lemnas har ma
gra upplysningar ON deras lage och
utseende.
En- stor fack, som cit mycket skarpt
6ga torde kunna upptacka utan AMMAN
help an en- r6kt glasbit, ar nu synlig
nara solskifvans hogra kant. En- god
kikare g0r den fullt synlig, men 6gst
Dor skyddas af m6rkfargadt glas, som
halles emot glaset kikarens smalare
anda. Eft sotadt glas gifver en- god
anblick, men ar farligt, emedan sotet
kan gnidas af. Eft gr6nt och ett r6dt
glas tillsammans ar det basta. Med
cit teleskop kan man SO en- dubbel kla-
Sc af sma fackar mellan den stora
facken och solskifvans kant. Skifvan
ar grannskapet af fackarne 6fver-
dragon med klara rander, kallade IA
.culae, hvilka SO ut som slingrande
adroF pa solens yta. Den stora FAC
ken har midten ett stort hal, troll
gen sa stort att jorden kunde falla ige-
nom det, SAINT med brutna och skrof-
liga, nastan svarta kanter med en-
svag purpurfarg. Nara 6ppningens
ena anda stracker sig en- en- ljusader
till en- del 6fver 6ppningen, men me~
delpunkten ar alldeles svart.-Skym-
ningen som omgifver den svarta de-
len ar bred och val markerad. AT
graaktig farg och kantad med ljusare
streck. IF. .R.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18
Herman. Grant CO

3, aoImdus dTdut CO.
10 Stats Tidningen for dem 26
Febr. star i lefnadsteckningen Of yer
Samuel Owen, att denne man var den
f6rste uppf1nnaren af proppellern.
Jag har alltid trott att den aran till
kom var landsman John Ericsson
90 l mr. star att saltpeter, blan-
dadt med vanligt salt anvandes sasom
preservativ mot "black Leg" Huru
stor dos skan man gifva hvarje gang
SO Kan nj tidningen intaga och
besvara de paragrafer. som skolin-
spektorn i Goodhue CO. har tillstallt
skolorna samma county (darvid ute
slutande det som sarskildt r6r Good
hue colt A. ST.
: 1:o Samuel Owen var den som f6rst
pa ett praktiskt satt tillampade ideen
/ Sverige; uppfinnaren ar Kapt.
Ericsson.
90 Ar ej sa noga, ty saltpeter ar
ej farligt. Nj kan f6rs6ka med en-
matsked full sender.
SO Skola med det snaraste intaga
de underrattelser som asyftas.
PoI
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18
AIDE Are. 50 12.


svenskari f6lie dit upp och skulle ta-
ga land, men de andra togo icke nagOt,
Cd att jag skulle ha blifvit ensam
skandinav ldar, hyarf6r jag sande
homestead d-papperen til illbaka I'LL sam
ma landkontor och nppsade landeti;
homestead -papperet hade jag icke lam
gre ail 81 dagar. Har Jag nu forlorat
min ratt till .h0nne stead, eller kan jag
anyo taga homestead d-land ON sd ar
att jag ieke far. sddant land, kan jag
icke pa nagot satt s6ka "a tillbaka
min homestead-ratt ! E.eE. =
). Nj har f6rlorat or ratt till nytt
s.homestead'';; men ON en- skriftlig
ans6kan cores till regeringen hvari
ofvannamde omstandigheter nog-
grannt omtalas, Sd torde sadan ratt
anyo beyiljas or som en- sarskild
favor, icke som. en- ratt. vi hanvisa
er till Hon s. Listoe, Register ! Fer.
gus Falls Land Office en- nsyanlig och 4
sksndi dinav, ssope utan tYif e
vel will std er till tjenst. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18
Herman, Grant co. i Mars 1880.


ON en- ogift man tagit tradplante-
rings" -"claim" (160 acres) och hallit
den Q Or utan att uppfylla lagens,
f6reskrifter, och sedan efter de nam
de 2 aren .salIer eller 6fverlemnar
samma s'claim' till ett ogift fruntim-
mer, och hon anyoitager: tradplante-
rings-"claim" pf samma land. slit
nsmde nd ma man. som fdrVef M fEatsain 1 as rstt
pa landet-kan hon da behalla denna
s.claim" i slit mann, mar hon inte ar
s'familjehufvudet." F6reskifver la.
gen nagot detta falla O. L.
Hr P. G. Sletten, Receiver f6F-U. s.
Land-office Crookston, har gifvit: oss
den upplysningen, att ON hon uppfyl-
Ter lageDs fordringar, med afseende
pa odling och plantering, So kan hon
halla landet. fed.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18
lester Rice ! Mars 1880.

- 16SG6r h1C0 A1aIb AooVs
y. Kommer folkrakning gen (census) att
f6rrattas at lokala embetsman? HYem
hara a6fyerseendet for Minnesota Gif
oss all upplysning nj kan ON seen.
Sus." <-t;' e." 25 yF G.. q. I. IL
Stats Ndningen har redan lemnat
den begarda upglysningen. naml.: Iatt
staten ar .delad i; 3 s'census districts"
med A. Crandall (Winonal till super,
intendent i det forsta tsodra delen af.
statenI Oh. W. johnson nneapolis,!
superintendent for det andra (meller-
sta delen) och O. g. Andrews (st.
PauD superintendent for det tredje.
(norra, och nordvestra delen). Dessa
tillsatta remuneration for hvarje
town, hvilkas arbete kommer ALT att
utf6ras pa nagra ia dagar tidigt pa
sommaren. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18


attekunna r6sta j kolfragor och vid
val kolstyrelse, taga samma matt
och steg for att blifva naturali liserade;
som j utlandet fodda manspersoner.
|sq4:o Qvinnans r6stratt kolfragor
ar: begransad at lagen till .det skoldi.
strikt inom hyilket hon vid det ifra:
varande tillfallet harl bott minst 10
Idagar.' Lagen tillater henne endast
att r6sta i3skold distriktm6ten och,fi in
korporerade stader och byar, ssff6r. val
af tjensteman for allmanna skolorna
inom sadan stad eller by det ar, for
att tjena inom densammas omrade.
F6ljaktligen aro, qvinspersoner ej be-
rattigade till att r6sta vid val af
County Superintendent of Schools
(6fveruppsyningsman for. skolorna
inom county'tl 81 heller ar en- qyin-
ma valbar Till denna post under den
ollagen. =. :, =. 7 -,
=: SO Qvinnans r6strattighet utstrac-
kexs sig "till ALT r6rande skolorna."
Byggandet at skolhus, val af plats for
detsamma, inkop af undervisningsma-
terialer, utskrifning af skater och
dess angaende saval som val af lokala
tjensteman for skolorna, kommar ALT
inom lagens omrade denna punkt.
60 En- gift qvinna eyer ingen fral-
seratt egendom, ON an hennes man
eyer det, ej heller eyer en- man fralse-
ratt i egendom for den skull att hans
hustru eyer det. 'Egendom, som blif-
Wit arf eller som eges for ifstiden
kallas fralseegendom. Vid den 'enas
och ei forr an da, kan den
efterlefvande taga antingen lifstids-
ratt hemmet (the homestead) eller
utfa sin arfsratt sadan AMMAN fastig-
het som den aflidna matte egt eller in
nehaft under deras giftermal och till
af hvilket. antingen ge-
nom k6pebref eller pa annat satt, den
sfterlefvande ej har gifvit slit samtyc.
ke skriftligen.
TO En- qvinna som ar r6stberatti-
CAD och tillika eyer fralseratt, kan un-
derskrifva petitioner, och klagomal
rorande bildandet och forandringar
af skOldiStrikter,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18
Prak ktiska unde derratte elseT !.
OMQVINNANS R0STIsATT YIDi
cKnT.AfNrENF

10 De mindeririga sbarnen &c for
sldrar som blifvit natura aliserade ff6r-.
4slrfyat sig med dborgarskap) och soms,
yIid f6rsldrarnes . natura alisation 10
inom Fdrenta staternas grsnser, blif-'
iiv,a medborgares och sro bersattigade.
Eatt Itniuta s1la en med dbogg ggaresTsttig.
Iheter omsde1ha eftsr ali ha uppnstt
Itiugo-ett mi aalde
Ens utlande fdtddd qviinsp,erson
sblir med dborea arinna o. hon b ifter sig
Md 90 Inedbors sare eller 6 hennes
man 5man, ON ON li0n 81 ifft med en utIan-
ding Bill iborg sre:
som ick 6Iifyit natural liserade genom
q q q ella eenom Inls forsllIsr
gSsdsr sil Mid ler1ll for
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18
] llESOT "a STATS 1DNIaG,

grannskap, ifall den blir bygd, hvil-
ket dock stycks vara tvifvelaktigt. En-
f6rlaning af swamp land az ocksS
giorda af staten for on bana mellant ST.
Cloud OOH Mankato ofyer sLitchdeldi
och Hutchinson. I Z;
4 20 ia, boken finns pa vart kontor;;5
sdess pris dr. 81. Whafya annonserat.
den men. kama ioke till dess inne-
hall. =. ,.,,,... W., ,.@. :. : = Red. =
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18
] Milan, Chippewa eountyl
e Mars $780,

"a jar tog homestead px vafen 1876;
men sds grs sshop porna harjade har,
g prackses lsg, lngeatlng Gen Iorssa .
- a1sa m hSstsn a sssma E ssSyela i a lao Ia
hns; 81 mitt land. AZ 1871 brSckte Jag
eacres sspk yaren 1878 fyttade Jag.
tillsmitt land 3 agss om s1ag Kan 2.
Prove ag as iem en- itt s. alo ho astasd
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-18
Leaf Mountain d. 3 Mars 1880.


ON jag tager homestead eller pre-
emption pa guvermentsland, och pa
samma land flnnes cit hus, som var
bygdt for ar sedan till qvarn. men
hvars egare nu rest ifran bade hus
och land-tillh6rer huset den som
bygt det eller den som tagit state
ment och Dor pa landet? A. M.
Lagen fordrar. att nj skall self byg.
ga och bo pa landet, och det torde ej
vara sakert att begagna sig af en- an
mans hus. ,skulle egaren aterkomma
och CORA ansprak pa slit hus, sd b6r
nj sasom hederlig karl gifva valuta
darf6r eller lata honom tsga<det bort,
afven ON ej lagen ar 50 klar den sa-
ken; g6r han inga ansprak inom en-
resonlig It'd, sd blir huset ert. Red.