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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
4 NEW CHICAGO RAuRoAD PROTECTED.

CHICAGO, July 1G.-A Quincy, ILL.,, dispatch
to The Journal says: The act Of Incorporation of the
Chicago aud Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Com
pany formed for the purpose OF building road from
Quincy to Cnlcago to-day filed in the Circuit Clerks
Office. The ucorporators are WIN. Dowd Jay Gould,
Russell Sage, Myron Z. Bush, Sidney Dillon aud Elihu
Root nf New York; John b. Lyon, Chas. Is. Farwell,
Geo c. Walker ana samuel j. Medill, OF Chicago John
b. Carson and James W. Sing etOn. of Quincy.
A prominent official Of the Hannibal aud ST. joseph
road this morning sald the road would at once be bu
on the shortest line he found considering the grades
which would be considerably shorter than any other
Iue between Kansas City aud Chicago. traffic agree
meut has been made with the Missouri. Kansas aud
Texas Railroad by which tnat road will connect with
he Hannibal and St. Joseph at Monroe City, where the
racks are now within fourth OF mile OF each other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO JB. ALLEY.
BosToN, Jnly lex -Congresspan John b; Alley,
on1 Rad bp rsken ures considered voy seri-
ous' sHIpwREcK OF THE THRAsHER
SAN FnANCIsC0 July 16.-lhe ship Ihrasber,
-nsG hv MT soule OF New York. from EaDamo. with
% Franeisoo 1ent on 0abrola reef the evening
oS Jny Ia she likely TO prove total Ioss
ODD FELLOWS IN SESSION.
Dur, .nvr PHI JnIv Ib-The quarterly meeting
Of ihs sno Of GRAND United order of
,a Hsess ~ AMERICA tonight. The reports show
Ss oarer 10 have avery prosperous tho
orc ey thsre hsying fifty lodges established
MATCH RACE FOR $1,000.
UAerroep. Conn, July 15.-A match race at
chstei today for ooe SIDE Sswsss rs oeoss
y Bisseils b. Io Carrie Mack. OF spngaea WA: Hsh Ny
Faithful IA three strsght heats Time 2oo 800 E'oN
AN EXPRESS OOMPANYs TROUBLES.
INDIINAPoLIs Ind, July I5-OD complaint OF
the Adams Express Company, that the Lousve rem ,n
order Of the Court obsrucng he busns Oh be ne eapress
Judre 6resha issued order cupe ne TAI oxa
oompsny 70 how cause why should not Do a'tseheo ios
ooutempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA.
I,,1xr 1 n

LONDON, Frday July TO, IssO.
bottle has been found at Ballybunnion
containing paper signed George Campbell, second
engineer Of the steamer Zanzibar, dated January 49,
with the following memorandum " The ship is filling
rapidly. We preparing TO t7ke to the boats. The
weather IL mOderating. but have little hone Of
ing ourselves" The missing steamer Zanzibar Captain
Page, lett New-York January IL, 1872 for Glasgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
VIOLENT HAIL AND WIND STORMS.

SEVERE DAMAGE CAUSED IN PENNSYLVANIA AND
NEw-HAMPsHIIE.
CHESTER, Penn, July 16.-A violent wind
storm passed the southeastern portion of this
county this afternoon In South Chester thirty-fve
houses were unroofed and seven partly completed
dwellings blown down. Many trees were uprooted
and much damage was done to barns IN the country
man named Boudin was nearly killed by falling shut
ter and another man. stagedrlver. was severely In
iired by his stage being blown over.
PETERSBURG, Va, July 16.-A destructive hall storm
passcd over Greenyile County on Wednesday night do
ing great damage to the cotton crop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
THE AMERICANS AT WIMBLEDON.

"INBLEDON, FTIuay, july TO, I6bU
There was dense haze early this morning,
and 1t was impossible to do anything at the long
In the extra series OF prizes Scott with snider rifle
made "a out OF apossible 35. Clark, Rathbone and
Fsher will sail with Colonel Bodne in the steamer City
OF Chester from Liverpool, the 22d inst. for New
York.
Humphreys made 35. the highest score possible, in
the competition for the Curtis and Harvey prize. beat
ing SIR Heury Iialfods score OF 81 Fonton made 40
out OF possible 80 III the 81. Leger compet titiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
A SHIP LONG OYERDUE.

ST. JOHN, N. b., July 15.-The ship Edith
Troop OF this port, which sailed from New-Oreans on
the 23d of April for Calais. France, with cargo of
5000 quarters of grain has not yet arrived at her des
nation fears entertained for her safety
The Edith Troop OF 1888 tons burden, and was
built in 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
THE GREAT BRADFORD OIL FIRES.

BRADFORD, Penn, July 16.-Sold shot were
fred into the second burning tank at Custer City
O'clock this morning to draw off the oil and thus pre-
vent an overflow. The work. however. was enced
too late ami after the oil boiled fnrously and
GET fire 10 a third tank. which is scethng
fire In the immediate vicinity are three other tanks
ater-The last burning non tank al Custer City spent
lis force az & O'Clock tonight Three burned
I'm Ali ut Custer aud at Kansas Branch.
The loss on these together with the wooden
tanks destroyed in Wednesday nights storm Will reach
S13O 600 The loss on oil in the iron tanks burned Is
sustained by general average assessment ali patrons
Of fha uuited lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
AT wINcHENDoS. MAss.-Loss OVER $4,000.

WINCHENDoN, Mass, July 16.-Early this
morning fire broke out in the Town Hall block, tic
second and third floors OF which used as q town
hall causing loss to the town OF $4,000; not insured
The first floor was occupied by Weeks HapgOod, cloth
iLg etc. and Their loss is 5000: insured for $4,000
s. Davis, tailor, and SOlon Abbott, jewellef, saved
tbeIr goods with slight loss The basement occu-
MED as meat market 10y John McGrath and grocery
nv P whose losses have not becn ascertained
n0fh are fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
THE TNDIlN TERRITORY INVADERs.

LEAvEYwORrH, Kan, July 16.-The follow
ing eleerlphlc dispatch received to-day by Adju-
taut General H. H. Patt at Fort LeayenwOrth from the
commanding 1tIicer at Fort Reno: "DOnald and the
scrui. arrested Payne and twenty-five the 4th
INST Parlee took charg. Cf the party yesterday. He
las been distracted to take Payne and the to Pole
eat ire.l, and theaI Z To Robin. .On'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
DEAN STANLEY REBUKED.


In the House of Commons tonight, Mr..
Briggs, beral Member for Blackburn moved that the
erection of statue to the late Prince Louis Napoleon
in Westminster Abbey is inconsistent with the national
character Of the edicc calculated to impair the
gcod feeling between England and France
Mr.. Gladstone said, excepting certain ROYAL chapcls,
the Deans authority over Westminster Abbey alb
sOlnte lie advised The House to interfere.
Mr. Briggs's motion was carried by vote Of 1G1 to
147.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
DrsTpOyED gY LIGHTNING.

ALBANY, July 16.-The barn and outbuild-
Ipgs on the farm Of John Ohver, u the town OF New
Scotland were struck and fired by lightning this morn
ing They were totally destroyed The loss Is soVOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
THE FREE BAPTIST CONFERENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, n H., July 1G.-The General
Conference OF lie Free Baptist Churches OF America
commences at the Wrirs ou July 90 continuing ten
dave Special significance VIII attach to the session.
this being the centenniui ycar ~ The denomination.
large number OF leading ministers of the fah will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN ERONT STREET.

The -four and commission house of T. b.
Woolsey No. 26 Frontst, was damaged to the extent
of SO 300 by fire at 63O p m. yesterday. The building
four-sory one and the flames broke out in the fourth
story from stray sparks from the engine which
operation at the time. The loss is estimated at $4,000
on stock and $500 on the building IL is said to be-
cred by risks in the Columbia Fire Insurance Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
THE DUTIES ON ITALIAN MARBLE.

EOhE, Friday, July TO, ISbU.
=, 40 the Chamber of Deputies to-day Signor
s.,ulz asked the Ministry they had taken into
The prejudcia effect an increase OF the import
Sas on marble imported into the United States would
nave upon Italian commerce.
a. 'ener Carroll stated that the Cabinet had called
, a'ehnon OF the United States TO the matter, and
UnI,san nso s promised TO examine the question. Tho
vLls asSs Ne SAID, further Informed hm that
sutLor,,n's y's hsd been issued to the Custom House
tiles 10 s ~ tne United states 10 give greater facil
W 'Ae importation Of Italian marble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
CHASED BY A SHARK.

HALIFAX, n. s., July 16.-SharlHs have
made their appearance in Bedford Basin. Warren
Smith the oarsman while ont practising in his she'll
Wednesday chased by oue and only escaped being
upset by getting into shallow water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
THE RIsCA COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON Friday. July 16 1880.

LONDUN fIIudy. july To IoSU'
A Cardiff telegram to The Times says: "At
half-past 10 o'clock Wednesday night the collery
reported to be exceptionally free from gas aud all the
workings in good order The miners, therefore, de
seconded the pit TIC explosion occurred at 115 Thurs
daV morning."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17

ordered his forces to retire toward Grshk the infantry
deserted IN body. taking their guns and anuui
ton, and went In the direction Of Ia mdawar General
Burrowss force crossed the Halmand River. overlook
ana routed the deserters They killed 200 OF the
ueserters and recovered the and baggage Shere
hs cavalry and an his officers remained faithful Mo-
manned Jan and Musa Khan, it is stated have gone
Cnarak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
IMPEDING TRADE AT HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 16.-The Custom House au-
thortes ordered the catmen to remove no goods
from wharves any day before IL O'Clock in the NOM
ing In consequence of this obnoxious order the cart
men have refused work for several days to the great
damage of pershable goods which are left on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
INSURANCE LOSSES AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL July 15.-The Montreal Woollen
Mills which wero burned yesterday. were insured as
to,,ors. Phonix. Sb 900; Queen S5. 900; Commercial
Union "a, 500; Royal, $500 British American,
81 600: and L0nd0n Assurance. $4,000; making an
sogre gate of SOC 900, which will not cover the loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
ATEwANsyILLE. N. J.-Loss, 80. 900.

MATAwAY, n. j., July 16.-A fire at Evans
villa this morning destroyed TIVE dwelling ghouses and
horseshoeing shop The loss is nearly $4,000 which
there ID no insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
GRAVE TINES IN TURKEY


,,,r IgANrANs ATTACK THE MONTENEGRINs-
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MONTENEGRO.
LONDON. Friday July 8. 1880.
dispatch from Scutari to The Manchester Guar
diam dated Thursday. says
The Albanian leaders secretly decided 10 take the Of
,ensiye some days On Sunday night last seventy
clansuen we're sent by circultous roue 10 iaIi on
The rear of the MCntenCgTln position near GouDe0Clc
Az o'clock on MONDAY morning tney sur "a, @
OF sixteen MOntenegins, only SIX OF whom escaped ana
fhey badly wounded. A simultaneous attack was mace
fnrned to camp with thirteen Montenegrin heads and
about twenty hes and ammunition cases. mountain
eer who has us arrived here reports renewal or the
a,tock n Biementi near Denosi He says mat twenty
ee6, Montenegrin heads three of them officers were
brought Cannon flrtng Is heard here t4is evening
Tbe ALBANIAN clans hurrying TO the front The COM
mee here has telegaphed to the powerful Dlora rlbe
The League is undergoing important development The
committee Pnsrend has summoned a great council OF
ures for tue future The Turkish Governor here con-
inues 20 support the Leaguers and HOdo Beg, the Al
turkish officer The attack causes great eXcllemeR,
In Montenegro. The Prince can scarcely RESTRAIN Ills
warriors pending his appeal to Europe
The Catholic priests in ConstantinOple refused to
slug lie Deum IN honor of the French fete on We'd
nesday. The Greek clergy theTeupon celebrated the
occasion, and the Greek residents made demon
straiion in honor of France.
In Rome the Diritto says; From information re-
eeved here il is not believed that Greece will be
able. single-handed, to cope with the Albanians.'
BERLIN, Friday July 16, 1880.
An interchange of views is proceeding between
the Powers with regard TO the possibility of bring
ing pressure to bear on the Porte. No definite pro-
posals however, have been made up to the present
tlme nor has anything been arranged IN regard to
naval demonstration by the fleets of the six Powers.
According to private information from Con-
,tantinople the Sultan has instructed his
Council to discuss the collective note
and submit to him draft of reply to it. 1t is
Thought that the reply can hardly be delivered to
the Powers before the beginning of August.
Ii is stated that the German Government COM
Piled with the utmost readiness with the personal
wishes of the Sultan, that German financial and
legal functionarles be placed at his disposal TO
assist in carving ont reforms. Herr Wettendorf
the Government Counsellor at Coblentz, has already
we'd al COnstautlpOpe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17

~ohE FIGHTING WITH THE AFGHANS.
nj. sIMLA. Friday. July 10. 1880.
va.. apa'ches from Candahar announce that
es ALL the Briiish-sDpointed Wall Of Canoahar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
c1PRENT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
r,r NoyTENEGRINs INDIGNANT.

TUF MONTENEGKINS INDIGNANT.
THE PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO HARDLY ABLE TO RE,
,rn,,x HIS MEN FROM ATTACKING THE TURKS
mr. IRISH COMPENSATION BILL REGARDED
.,.,ru GREAT DisFAvoR BY BRITISH LIBERALS.
rha Albanians have made two savage on
,.,,hts on the Montenegrins. There is great
.;,ement in consequence in Montenegro
Tho Irish Compensation bill is re-
aarded with great disfavOr by most
es the English Liberal members of
por,;ament. The British forces have
haa skirmish with some Afghans.
Marshal MacMahon is gloomy and morose.
The British House of Commons has disap-
nroved of placing the Napoleon Memorial in
Westminster Abbey by a vote of 161 to 147.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
THE ACCUSED BROKERS.
TESTIFYING IN THEIR OWN DEFENCE.

IEoI IIF 1INU IN THEIR OWN DEFENCE,
THE FACTS CONNECTED WITH THE ALLEGED
LARCENY OF IVES & co.'s MISSING SECURITIES
REHEARsKD-THE ACCUSED MEN ON THE STAND
DENYING THAT THEY INTENDED TO MAKE
WRONGFUL USE OF THE SECURITIES.
The defence of the brokers, Jerome, Patch
ell and McGibbon, who are charged with the
larceny of Brayton Ives a. Co.'s lost securi-
ties, was presented at the TOmbs Police
Court yesterday. The brokers themselves
were on the witness-stand. They gave the
history of the missing stocks, and denied that
they had any intention except to return them
to the owners. The case will be summed up
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17

,r ,IgANfANs ATTACK THE MONTENEGRINs-
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MONTENEGRO.
LONDON. Friday, July g. 1880.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
CROPS AND MARKETS.
The Weekly Foreie" Review oft,. Mark

The Weekly Foreign Review oftlle Mark
lane Express.
London. Feb 3.-Tbe Mark Lane En-
press says: Severe frost has again stopped
all agricultural work and canal navigation,
and seriously impeded the unloading of
vessels, whilst fogs have checked business.
Growing wheat has made no apparent pro-
gless. and in many fields 1t has not appear.
ed above the ground. 1t is feared this re-
newal of frost will be q revere trial on
autumn sown grain. A great deal OF land
is yet unplowed. There is little alteration
in the quantity or condition Of English
grain sent to market which is still in damp
and defective condition. Owing to this
fact and the increased pressure TO sell on
the part OF farmers there was a decline of
2 shlllings per quarter last Monday which
has not since been recovered, nearly oil
influences uow dominant in the market
having remained on tile side of buyers.
Imports have been on an ,ntolerably liberal
scale for midWin.er ana shipments from
India and southern Russia are coming to
hand pretty freely. The excess of supply
over demand, couple with a rapid fall OF
prices in America. caused a decline
of l shilling per quarter, and bust
ness during the week has been
marked by a good deal of indecision.
Despite the inclination of holders
in consequence Of the further
increase in the visible supply in
America, to accept lower prices, buyers
operated very cautiously. Though Ameri.
can prices are now reduced to a level with
those ruling in this country, a further re.
duction is required, as without some margin
of profit imports can scarcely be expected
to operate. Feeding stuffs were quiet, the
only noteworthy change being an advance
in maize Of one shilling per quarter, owing
to it's decided scarcity on spot. Arrivals a,
ports Of call have been small, although only
a moderate business has been done. Red
winter wheat has shown q rather irmel
tendency, Ghirkas improved about one
shilling per quarter. Maize, with few ran
actions: maintained late rates. Wheat FOL
shipments was very inactive and buyers
seem quite Indifferent to the speculative
fluctuations cabled from America. Barley
remains steady. Maize attracts little at
%tention.
The sales of English wheat last week
were 1882 quarters at 45 shillings 8 pence
per quarter against 1884 quarters at IS
shillings a pence for the corresponding
week last year.
The imports into the United Kingdom
for the week ending January "a, we're 744.
$50 hundred weight of wheat and 23S,SS4
hundred weight of flour.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
THE BLACK HILLS.

A number Of Wisconsin railroad men
haye organized . company with a capital Of
$4,000 to operate in the Hills.
Lawrence county has ordered between
three and four hundred of the convict arm
chairs from the Detroit house Of correction.
There ia squabbling already in Dead wood
for the honor of going to Chicago as a dele.
gate to the republican national convention
in June.
Dan Scott is writing a serial love story
which will appear in the Deadwood Times,
under the title of the ".Riva1 lovers, or the
wheelharrow 6end ofthe fire scare" Another
plaster applied in . fresh spot by his de.
voted wife would have q cooling effect.
The notorious Indian-Mr. Woman's
Dress-a United States soldier-the big
brave who took such m active part in the
pursuit of the fugitive Cheyennes about q
year ago, is perambulatiDg the streets o.
Deadwood. he is there as q witness in the
Provost murder case.
Rapid City Journal: The last Of the Stand.
BY machinery il now near Pinos Springs
about half way between here and Pierre
The Fort Pierre route never received q worse
blow than the delay in bringing this ma
chinsry, . matter in which many are inter
ested, outside Of the Standby company
The delay has brought matters to q tempo
rary stand still 40 far ae the most importanl
part Of Rockford district isconcerned. The
original contract called for its delivery lasl
fall.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05

The Colorado delegation has presented to
General Sherman . petition from about Eve
hundred Colorado families, asking protsc-
ton against the Indiana. They are in .
very embarrassing and alarming situation.
Hostile Ute Indians arc encampsd bstwesn
themssnd civilization, and will not permit
the passage Of any wagons containing sup.
plies. Food in the towns Il becoming very
scarcs, and unless relief and protection il II
once sent' them, they will either perish from
hunger, OF, if they attempt 70 pass the hos.
tile camps, are in danger Of their lives.
While these white people are suffering fol
foed, they complain that the hostile Indians
are being we'll fed By the government, and
that, not satisfied with this, they seize and
appropriate everything in the way. Of food
that is cent to; the settlements. Under ex-
istins arrangements. c~oncoctedS BY Secretary
Gchurz General Sherman can give these
people NJ relief unless the president 60
orders.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Dancing parties are all the rage at Her
man.
Canton's new school building is not large
enough.
Swan Lake has a Furnishing Catholic
society.
One more death in Dell Rapids from
diphtheria.
Both the Canton papers claim to be
~"oficial organs"
A fire at Gary about a week ago destroyed
three buildings.
The Beloit high school has an average at.
tendance Of IS pupils.
Diphtheritic affections are alarmingly
prevalent in Silver Lake.
The Dell Rapids Exponent is a credit to
the town it represents.
Broookings will soon have a new Metho.
dist church and a new jewelry store.
Lower Canton is transferring to Beloit,
in consequence of which Beloit smiles.
The Lincoln county G. U. T. A. is doing
vigorous work for the temperance cause.
All the fish in Swan Lake are diving. Ice
forming to the lakes bottom is doubtless the
cause Of it.
Brookings hopes TO be a town Of over one
thousand inhabitants before the coming croI
Is harvested.
Dipbtheria isstill taking off great many
children among the Russians of Boz
Homme county.
A kerosine lamp exploded in the Turne,
school house during a Methodist revival
doing about $50 damage.
Canton's disgraceful drunken rows are be
coming quite frequent, for a we'll regulated
proper town. Can't you reform?
The work on the new school house a
Brookings has been commenced. 1t will b.
ready for occupancy BY the lat Of May.
The Episcopal ladies Of Dell Rapids hav'
organized a society. They hope to secur,
a pastor and be able to build a chapel soon
The demand for town lots is SO great i,
Parker that sixty additional acres hav'
been secured at the north side of tn
town.
Aurora and Fountain, Brookings county
are both in a prosperous growing condition
A carpenter near Brookings claims that h
can drive 800 nails a minute.
The Olivet Chronicle says goodbye to it
frat love. 1t will hereafter be heard iron
at Memo four miles away on the railroad
Success to the Chronicle whereverit ma,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
COUNTY c~omm.ssioNEss.

~-e ZL -
sProesedings OF tho Regular February
Meeting OF the Board.
OFFICE BOARD OF County COMMISSIONERS !
Yankton county, d. I. Monday Feb. Z, 1850. !
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Observation-Disclosures Ole Sampson,
chairman ; D. Wilcox and w. B. Valentine,
also Z. Miner clerk.
The license bond Of Herman Hswer va
on motion approved andtheelerk instructed
to1nue the license.
On motion the board voted to remit tax
for 1879 assessed against j. w. C. Morrison
on vi Of block 81 lower Yankton, the same
having been assessed to him BY error.
The board then proceeded to appoint road
supervisors for the different road districts in
the county, and the day passed With the
same.
'S On motion the bosrd adjourned to meet
tomorrow at 10 q. m.
Attest: Approved:
E. MINER, OLE SAMPsoN.
Clerk. Chairman.
= In 80 EL d. FL
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
COME on WITH YOUR RAGS

JIG. Norman proposes to i've everybody
an opportunity to get rid Of the big piles
Of rags, old iron and copper, that have been
filling the closets Of our houses and the cor
pers Of our sheds for 80 many wears in both
city and country. He will give in exchange
tinware, or do any kind of lnendine and
jobbing in payment. He wants to fill his
warehouse in a short time 20 come on with
your rags. -