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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

Orphans Court Of Sc. Mary's County, Set /:
Oct. IL, 1881.
HRDERED by the Court, That Joseph II.
~ Key, administrator Of John n Buckler,
late OfSt. Mary's county. Md deceased, give
the notice required by law 10 the deceased
creators 10 exhibit their claims aud that the
same be published once week for six success
sive weeks in the st. Mary's BEACON.
Test: JOHs r.. ABELL,
Register Of Wills for st. Marys county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of st. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal es-
tate Of Jno. u. Burkler, late Of said county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said decreased are hereby notified 10 exhib-
IL the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto 70 the subscriber, on or before the
18th day Of April, 1882, they will otherwise
BY law he excluded from the benefits Of the
said estate. All persons indebted 10 the de-
ceased are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment 10 the subscriber.
JOSEPH II. KEY,
Administrator
Oct 20. lS5I-Gw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

DESTRUCTION OF TIE Alb WIFE.-
Whilst very general attention has
been given in the tide-water sections
Of our State to the subject Of oyster
protection within the Chesapeake and
Potomac and their tributaries, little
up to this time has been said and less
done in the wax Of guarding from de-
strnction food supply which is Of
nearly equal importance 10 that Of the
oyster. We refer to the Ale Wife de-
struction which is constantly going on
and yearly increasing ii our waters.
Whilst we would have our represen-
tatives in the legislature to relax no.
thing Of attention and diligence in
securing the bet protection they can
FOR our oyster interest. We think they
can also probably engage their time
IN looking out for. and providing
means. BY which the pooa; man meat
h0use-the Ale Wife supply-may in
a msaaurs Be harraeaded against..mer-
ciiess spectators in the future. A
writer, in the last issue Of the Saint
Michael's Cbnset. devotss the fellow
ing thoughts to the subject and the
gravity Of the matter to our people
viii explain their transfer t. orr col
umns
These fsh, under different namcs,
such as: @Menhaden. Nos Bunk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

a. ANEkD. = good Shosmaker. mhu ra*
90 Eqn4 c0Hnlry work. q q boY N4
H'N'se y lteEn DE bass @esn. Applr q.
l. tONNELLEY,
Lesa-'a's~a'
Particular niicnfi5aAfs called 70 his fscf.
that hereafter 20 okdegs>wiil Be atis raed 70
unless accompanied |3ifh - ensh.
=. l. c0SNELLKT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17


STATE u Maryland; 81: Mxsy . coansy, 10 vie:
hereby certify that On this lash day az
Nov s8l, before the u } aeriEeF, Iuslife OF
che Peace OF the State Of NaryIand. In and
for the said eonnty Aforesaid, persoupily APP
peared Vim. II Williams. and s<:zde oa,h 10
due form Of lar, that he had taken up ne an
eslray, frespassing upon his corn ae.d In the
dsh eleclisn district q said coansy, The follow
Ing Described property, % via :-<tlne dark
sandy SOW, ear marx. under bit n the len
ear ard slit In the right. and six Pics not
naFked In the ear. Given under my hand
and seAl this i7sh Day Of Nov. 1881.
c. J.. RUSSELL, J. p.
The owner oftIe above described property
Is requisite. 20 come forward, prove properly,
pay charges and take them away on OF before
the 2znd day Of Nov. 1884, Otherwise they
will be disposed ofaccordinx 10 law.
WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS.
Nov ~, lssl-:d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17
Collectors Sale.

AQAANOVO1 ~ 0OAOs
Dy virtue of authority vested in me q:
Id Collector Of Taxes for the 4th election
district of -. Mays coufry, will sell al
public sale. 10 the highest bidder for cash, al
the Court House door, LeoRardfown, Nd, on
TUESDAY,. he Oh DAY Il Dssnbsr. 1854;
between the hours Of IL o'cIoek, m. and 4
o'clock, D. m, the following real property,
20 satisfy State and County Taxes due for tI's
year 1880. 20 witt
PIT OF LOT No. 8. containing 364l acres,
BOSTON, containing so acres, more or less;
PIT. OF WALES ADDITION, containing
acres, more or less;
LOT No. z, containing - arrEs more or less;
LaJT No. 6, containing acres. mose n isss:
BOGS, containing 10 acres. more o. ies3.
The above lands are located In the 1sll
election district Of 81. Maryss counis and are
assessed 90 James Warinq, the taxes due O.
which are ne follows:
For County Tax for 1880, &44.DG
For Commission On same, 9.1a
For State Tax on same, 9.o7
For Commission On sans, 81
$sT.2I
Interest from1st Of January, 1881.
viii sell. also. ~ pabiie auction 20 The
highest bidder for cash, on Wednesday, the
tn Of December. 1891, between The hours Of
10 o. eiosk. =. IA, and ~ O'Clock, m, on the
premises ofJames waring, 10 he 9Th election
district, the following personaI property, 70
wiz &c Horses, Head Of Cattle, 20 sheep,
10 Hogs. Household Furniture. 4e ounees u
Silver The personal property NAMED Is az
sessed 20 Jamts Waring and will be sold %
satisfy State and Counsy Taxes rs 40 aLove
stated.
The above properly will be cold by the Col
lector, rs authorized By the Act Of 1874, chap.
483, and the prnreeds will be applied 70 flae
payment Of the iaxes tor the gear above named,
with the interest and AL rosis that may accrue
under the SALE
MA. BY0K,
CeiIektor 9Th District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17


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7~ssipw m rylnl,s $1,000 Alham rrsr.
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ssS.z..ksr I'll rseeire. darina che wear.
twelve a. fhene pafEzens. worth mere. alone.
than the suh<erifsion prize. -
Pe<ef4ae4 znEaxfne i the hest ana ehenn-
csf 81 ths SIS books. II gives more ~
she mnnev. ASA ceun hsnes greater Iuer,i fl,nn
env other ia xhntf Il has sle
nrss nssel Hnarayfnsn.
HAse M 1890 r,akiens.
Ha2s z1e.s8 pazssrns
SFzN5nal ssnrier.
Nlst u ork-TabIs Patterns,
#e<f Nnsse. etc. ete.
Us ins1<nss eiFxulali0n and long establish
ed repnsation enablsa iss proprietor 20 dis
tsace - conpetliion II lsszs 4 viii con-
erlonaIsiv IIlns.rslss Artfclsr.
Tke stnries. novclels. kc.. 81 spesetson,'
are admifled so be TIE beef nabIishri. An
he nnsst popular fsunale writer's eonlribaie %
il n lisa. about 100 ofieinnl ssories win
= gives, and i aadilIsz six Copyright
Norsfe.s. hv Ann 8. x|enhens. Frsrk -
neneHirf lane q Anessa' Marietta Fin1Ier
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

eT1 A WEEK. STA DAP AZ hemeeasiIy
D 4 made. Costly oHtEt free. Addse-.
TErz / Co., Augusta. Maine
FEB IL. 1851.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

ATEW stock IL Hats AID CAPS ipr Len and
lN Boys jnst FeceiFed 81 LaWFtnce'a BIG
br0wn SsDFe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

conaval .lecs;o,. -. h.aa !.
AwsIva 49, 4 -, 80 -. - !
~ $3.50 y & :. 80. ! -:
1..l.w n ~. go. - .,sa.:l.......
sor co,opsrollsr ,asr.lsr. 4 49, !,
;.l.t.r. .,S 90, na,,,.., .a:..-. ~.
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= R.I,;-.a-s 80 80; = -.s -. -
ss.IasTa M -
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aase ths.. sgnrs. m. r.nnlI;s.,,.
- -. 80. j. .A.r-.....s.- -
l,pt .shs go .l.o ! esn..or. ga
Deleaatea. The nert Housa 4 DE- ~.
rates viii ntand--democras.. Al -
eubl;cana NJ. san. ~ der,o ~ - IA
republicans 10.
The fun I;at AZ tha menl.r. of.h.
T..g;.laAure /. .,;,., :. f.Ils-..
- 80 80.
Senators holding over two wears
Anne Arundel-Georpe Wells. dem.
Baltimore city-First legislative die
trict. Jno. III. Cooper dem. Third
Legislative district. ". b. Bans. dem,
Baltimore county-Georoe II. VIII
llama. dem.
Calvert-John I. Bond. dem.
Carroll-Henry vanderford. dem.
Frederick--Lewis II. Steiner. rep.
Kent-wm. I. HepbrOn. dem.
Queen Annss-wrn. 7. P. Turin.
dem.
sOmersst-RObt F. Bratton. dem.
Washineton-Joseph Farrow. rem.
W;com;coI Aro,a.,,. po-.o,s
dam
Democrats 10 Rsrnhl;o.n. .
New ssnator.--sonr $50.
Allag.rvw ;ll;.ro Re-. -
Balt;mora c;tv-Iohn Gin T. H.
Carolipe-A n Re- ran
Cicil--Tev; r Mearrs dam
CbarIa.F Tare.ste- -
Dorcheater-Heurv Ilovd asm
Garrett-Wm r GETTY dem
Harford-Edward NJ Allen. rem.
HOward-Edwin Wsrseld. ssn
(half terml
MOntpOmerv--JoserbT Moore ran.
Prince George's-R H Ma0vudar
ran.
81. Marv.s-J 8 Allsson ran
Tablet Davis Clarke rem
Worceater--Gaor0aw R;ahon dam
Democrats a Rennhl;cans
Hsuss 4 nalaaasas 4 lsaa
AIeer, John Fatkin. G. F. Hetzel. reps.
Anne Arnndel-Dr. George W.
Hammond, Samuel G. Acton. John G
Hopkins Frank A Bond dems
Baltimore City-Firut Legislative
district. Thos. MeCosker. Auoust
Berkme;er. Charles r Hamilton< Ia
YOUNG. Harry WELLS Rusl levin =
Morris dems
second lev;slat;vo d;.tr;.. Iohr n
HANDY. patr;ck Reilly -.Tohn 4 O.tsr.
aorf Edward NJ K;rLIard Aor;ll.
Green6eId. Henri DnvalI. dems
Third legislative dirsr;et. Otis Ks;l-
holtz Chs I w;ana- p.rn.-aT
H.r;. Hsnrv.A s.hr,.. - -. = a
80 Jo.sDh q Iohnso On d a,,,
Baltimore countv.-Andrsw R.ok.
Ell Farh.r John & e;t.;no. T. 7
@. Boslev. W;lmot Iohn.on W
Burton. dema
Calvere-zf4acr0a " r,r,.a,, J.na.
c. Chanev. rapnblicans
Caroline-jaues' Green. Tho. ".
Jones. republicans.
CarrOll-David A. G. Webster. Jos.
w. Berres, Edward w. Leeds. Henry
Gait. democrats.
Cecil-Dunean veazey. James A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

Farmers Friend Plowsa and Castings. Fred
eEicksburg make, &c Lawrenee's Big
Brown Storeand 81 Factory
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17
RArIFTcATlOS NOTICE.

RATIFrcAT1ax NayTgcR
Joshua Horrer. Jr.. O..
Nary Smigks ar.I7 j. a. fsanal;e~
adsnrs., Lopas d smith. and Mhsrw-
In The CisruIa Court for s. nasv.s eoun,v
sitfi.e = s ls.,,s,s 81 r<.s.fs~
* zee i
|0kDKnKu skf~ 800. - eer,..,.... zoe,
thnr fhs xns'f.'rs f.ss-s &C. :. 80 ~.
ease h. rassf a -1 ....s>s -. '. 80
ssss;s ! 81 ISL ! s.s: ]: ssps q.
. s. sald ID Assdsy q Sose = ~ s''''
True eePy --Isss:
Of p. issl-ss.
r.r,g,g. -,T.s' $500
R0lertr. Ts,Isr
.nasy Z. s..;sh a = elders.
sitting q Corr. 9. 3 EgsI'g
nRDERED ibis s al ssy = egoe,ob.. ,ss,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

T0ODS marked plain and low and she
NJ OxE Pn1rH sysikm adopted II faw-
ssner's Biz Brvwn Store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

DY virtue ola decree Of the Circuit Court
I'D Tor 81. Mary county, sitting as q Court
OF Equity, passed on the l4lh ofNov. 1868,
in which John A. Carter and others are cUm-
plainants aud MARI A. D. Roszeil. t.ich.rd
H. ID. R0szell and others are defendants, the
undersigned. appointed Trustees by said de-
cree 10 sell The lands and premises in the pro-
ceedings la said case mentioned, will olssr at
public auction, at the Court House door in
Leonardtown. on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

Dy virtue Of authority vested in me rs
Id Collector Of Taxes for the 4th election
district of -. Mays coufry, | will sell ai
public sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash, NJ
the Court. House door, Leonardtown, Nd, on
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08

IntcnsceXcitemcnt prevails ut So'orro,
New Mexico. over the recent murder fo
Il journalist. named \. NJ. Gonklin. by
Hora Il Mexican. Being a friend of the
assassin, the sheriff rcfr ell to arrest
him. whcrcupon the citizens procured
warrants and put the officer and murder
under guard. The grcasers threaten Z"
release the prisoners, and on the re-
quest of the railway officers General
Hatch has ordered fifty soldiers to Socor-
ro to protect government property, ana
"a company of the 18th infantry is en-
route from the town of Colorado. The
Americans have sent their families ont
of town, AMI a bloody battle vii! only
be avcrtcd 10y the early arrival Of federal
troops.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08
Threatened Danger to Minneapolis
Great Mills.

From the -. Paul Pioneer Press Dec -
Shorty before Il O'Clock last eVenin"
men at and in The vicinity oflI. j. 6. Cr"s-
wells lVrng miil. Main street, near
the e rncr of Fourth avenue south, east
side, were startled by Il perceptib!e jar
Main street for "A distance of 100 feet,
commencing at the upper corner of the
Cro~wcll mill, and within short dis
tancc of the .oWcr corner of the mdgni-
iirirn, pill-bury \ mill now approach
ing complexion
I'ppn Investigation il was found that
thls large section of the II. Anthony
Falls Water Power compIny's tunnel
had ciNcd in near the point where l.
turns toward the river. and about "A
block below the point near Stamwitz *
Schober'S mill, where the bu!khcad was
knocked Out by some one few days
ago. This portion of the tunnel has
never been competed. bat Was COM
mcnccd Il number OF Years ago sad il j.
nov impossible 10 SAY how mach uf The
underlying sand has been wush,u away
br thr action of the uncontrolled water.
But il l. not too much 10 say that .,ri-
onS approximations, of the consequences
existed last evening. The everything
ledge j. said To bc about fuurtccu feet in
thickness. the tunnel having been cui
through the soft sand underneath. Since
bulkhe,,d. Il force of mcn have been a,
work upon the tunnel and no fear oi
such a catastrophe VAS entertained
when The really serious break of last
evening occurred. The sudden break
Ing of the earth'> crust directly above
the tunnel on Main street. and upon
either side OF il, Wrenchcd the Cru>Ncll
mI very pcrccptihly causing a sinking
ii the lower corner, diourrunuing the
ntchincry. an'i necessarily causing scri-
pn> i9"onVcnionrrS 10 the proprietor
'usAmcu, ing II the upper corner of thi-
mill. the middle oi Main street i, dc.
pressed. the depression gradually in
rrea ing for Il Ill ,lance Of itty feet. with
out, however. eiiccting any bu lding cx
rcpt the trusWcll mill. As soon as the
stretched across Main street. 1T the
upper and lower end Of lI,c break. 50 as
to prevent the passing of teams over
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08
PUBLIC LAND SURVEY.

1t is about time that some active step.
were taken to induce the government IT,
have several township surveyed III this
count We have large number OF
farmers who desire To make permanent
improvements, yet do not dare To do 50
while they remain uncertain of what
will eventually be the boundaries OF
their ranches At present they take up
Il ranch and bound it. either bv natural
! land marks or in 4 square half mile il
the nature of the ground admits. But
when the survey is made they will hc
obi to take up those forty acre sub.
divisions :S may come the nearest to
covering their claim. This change j.,
liable to Interfere very materially With
! thc'conVicn"ncc of their improvements.
should they now proceed to put on per
manent ones. We hardly know what
would he the proper step (" be taken to
hasten survey ofour agricultural lands
but believe that memorial from the
territorial legislature might have some
effect, and that cuud certainly be Sc
cured by the Black Hills delegdtion.
here has lhuo far been but little land
surveyed III the iiIl., and IN this county
none At AL. except in the vicinity OF
Battle river, where we believe one or
two townships have been subdividcd.
The necessity i pressing, and j. appar.
tht To every ore that this shoud be
done at once. There isa way in which
the land near this town might be sur
Ncyrd. II those most Interested sec fit 10
folio" 1t. Government will order i ~ur-
vey Ola township, provided, S%;a c,n be
raised t" pay for ii. This Dpacy wHliu
not III the end come ou' ot the parties
VIII" rHi,r il, as each ul1't STA" coutrlhu-
cd would ltr given .rrai, for the amount
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08

The meeting at Cooper Institute, last
week, to recognize the dcmocractir par.
~ OF New York. was an immense one.
many of the leading citizens being in at
tendance. although the movement may
be said to lack spontancitv. Hon.
Ahram :. Hewitt Was the chief speaker.
the audience rising to It's feet when he
said Tammany hall Is y thing of the
past. Col. John Il. Fellows dccl red
that the public voice of New York had
never found expression. \ feature of
the platform was Il demand that The
tariff Issue should be more sharply de-
fined. 1t was resolved that the chair
man appoint a committee of fifty cili-
IONS I" recognize the party and secure
to every democratic voter :he right oi
representa- on at all primaries. lnciud-
ed in those placed upon thi, commit ee
are Charles \. Dana. Oswald, O;lcndotcr
Comptroller Campbell, William Henry
iIur,bur, and Abrlm : Hewitt.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All the members present.
The County Clerk was authorized to
draw mp petition for the signature Of
the eitzsns.. IT, he presented TO the
legislature, requesting said body. to pass
Il bill, authorizing the county commiss-
ioLer,, To issue bonds for the present in.
debtness, and building of court house,
Jail, and road from Custer City to Chey-
enne river via Battle River Station.
Amount Of bonds to be issued for all
purposes $50 600.
The County Clerk was empowered to
draw up bill to be sent to Representa-
tive Fred j. Cross. and BY him present
e.. to the legislature, for the issueing
Of bonds, as stated in the above author
ization for a petition.
The board adjourned sine die.
Attest! &. G. CRARy, Chairman.
E. II. FLYNN, County Clerk,
BY G. II. BAILEY,
DspoeH
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08

II Is - hr h"pr,! that thr legislature,
this wintcI, will not overlook the matter
"i revising the fee bill, ut .ras, SO far a,
the three Slack Hills ruuntirs are con
r"rnri. There has been much already
written upon the ~ubirtt uf the entiic
lnad"q"acy of pay. of shcrih.>. assessor
runst;thc>. and witnesses. and if il j.
possible for some relief to be afforded
tins winter, ii viii bc gratefully appre,.;-
atcd by the people of the Hills. The
act shOn!d be made retroactive in its
effect. and should, if passed. cover all
official acts since the inauguration OF the
new county officers. But if that should
meet with opposition, at least let it be
passed and 20 into effect as soon rs
possible.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08
- O'CLOCK L. N.

O'CLOCK l.. NJ
Members present, Crary and Clark
and c. IL. Bailey, Deputy County Clerk
Trea>urer's report not being ready
board adjourned till January 9th, ut 9
O'Clock 4. IN.
Attest: C. c. CRARy, Chairman.
f.. TX. FLYNN. County Clerk,
BY &. II. BAILEY
Deputy.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08

CUSTER CIrY. CUSTER Co., d. T.

CUSTER CRY. CUSTER Co., ID. T. J
january 3. 1881.
The board of county commissioners Of
Custer county met in regular session
AZ +. N.
Members present, Crary and Clark
county commissioners, and {. H. Bailey,
Deputy County Clerk
On motion Of Mr. Clark &. e.. Crarv
was elected chairman ofthe board.
Minutes of prcvi uS meeting read and
approved.
Bond of register of deeds fixed at 81. coo
Bond of sheriff fixed at.................l. .0UO
Bond nftrea>urer fixed at..............5. 900
Bond of Judge of probate fixed at 81 600
Bond ot;ssessor fixed at...................50l
Bond of supt Of pub,icins, fixed at 800
Bond of justice of the peace fixed at...5o0
/ Bond OF constableS fixed at. =. .....5OO
Bond of +. II Flynn aS register of
deeds and cX.otiicio county clerk was
approved.
Bond Off. =. Thompson, as Judge Of
probate, was approvcd.
! 1iJy.I afJoI. fi..;-~'ric;; ,,9 ei,yY;s@, X. :
approved.
Bond of w J. rhornby, rs assessor
Was approved.
| Bond OF J. VI. Lewis, rs justice of the
peace, for 'uster precinct wag approved
Bond of VIM. Quinn, a ,ou-'ablc for
Custer precinct, WAS approg-d
License bond of Cha, bl-.,prer wa~
approved.
Lircnsc bond Of Pat MciIuy. ve ap
proved.
License bond of j. +. .'hdfer, was APP
proved.
The quarterly report Off. VI. LeHi-
as justice of the peace, for quarter
ending Dec. 3lst, 1880, approved.
Report of Denis McGuire, justice Of
the peace for Junction City for quarter
apding Dsc Mst. 1880. approved.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08
CUSTER CRY. Jan. 1, 1881.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present, Crary and Clark,
and>C. ii. Bailey, Deputy County Clerk.
Treasurcro report not being ready,
board adjourned until O'Clock r. III
Attest: &C.. CRAZY, Chairman.
T. ii. FLYNN, County Clerk,
by {. III. BAILEY,
Deputy.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08
CUSTER City. -. r., Jan. ). 1881.

VNTEK Z TT II. ~, TN0T
Board met pursuant To adlournment
Members present Crary and Clark
and {. H. Bailey, Deputy County Clerk
Trclsurcr's account examined, found
correct and approved
Board adjourned until > O'Clock p M
Attest {. {. CRAEr. Chairman,
+. ii. FLYNN. County Clerk,
by G. ii BAILEY.
Ecpniy
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08
Notice..

Notice is hereby given, tha, all busi-
ness transactions, of whatever nature,
relating to the property of Charles
ornu must be transacted through his
attorney in fact, ..~
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08

Til" complete. surrender of sitting BrIl
xii n.re tct'natWfmp'i>ftcdf ~''i-'siiT Il
hrsi period. \ corrv-po' ,lc
hi,ago Times has Ne ar ."t'rNicN
with Scout Allison AID w.. .u< chic.s
developing the ft,, 'Ia l red men
have burned thr hud-.~ behind them
by stealing p ic. 'lam half',reedS.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-08

Warrants have been served upon six
teen ladies of Star City, Ind, for enter
ing the only saloon in town, emptyiug .
ont the liquors, breakinr the glassware
and cutting ny the pooi.tahlc with axes.