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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

4 BALL SJJ4 Il ,Sr-ii tD: pi, s>Au party Ehicb tu.'k place st ;h. CVur Huu>e. O0 Mo stiay er-iiias last; xhi th. merry hauce Scat un, Cat. S.aitH, fl For lUSn ;h. rhimar. corner, tu', however xhi?t the merry pclIs ra. z. and he hap py tance was YJiuS 0u. the COlJdri can; in sith |" ear iod '" uT fresh BIlii,n ,rr o. sters, and sn ss sh"ils, too Ladies geutiemc,., xirIs aid all ooys say "CuI Smith, thank you. and d., that sEsin."
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22
Sinkia4 Fund of Yuma County

fUaA. tan, Z(. 1881 E. . ~i!i ae received far th~ surrender If Wa,rauts o;. the General Fuad mp tu 2P NJ, on M.'rda;, Fc0ru"rt 1Lii iesl. Amo.ini ln be sid for. live huitorrd ana thirty one dnila.s and seventeen cents Bid- must he seal d and pr0pusals mark ,l " sinking fund" directed [" the Treas. ur-r of Yuma County
 War: nts must "cc0m:'any bids. Alp. ,.Iy at Treasurcr's office for blank fOrmi nf biJ,. GEO MARTIN, Treasurer, YuMa County.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

1 sew of our yTrAg 'nen, Wh" are ss ,pirrrs If" Tsm flyer " aud Ysuk-c Sul. !iyau," enttIi@ins msn. oI UHr riiIZ>ns at J.E Martins, almost every evening. "A the 2, Il 1s ,tlcs, ca!is,Aruic4 and sParin :. Thi> is both healthy tp tue performers aud amusing tu the iOuk.rs-.Nr, but had inr h. eyes mn,l noses On Sunday evening next, we are Inforncd tliat there will bs cha :piom tili, eetwe-r oar tso beet athletics, R. II. Douglas srd J. E. Martin. All devoiees of Ike manly G gre invite" 10 attend.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22
Th. tatrona .r Te.-s;ok -~s.

On Monday nigst last. oue af ihe meet -uiuyxhIr aud social ps,iirs eyer gutten up ill Ynma, look place nt the t'0u ! H.u., :: was an imrromp.u stf4r au.: ever nns. pres. rt err desr.N ing the credit of its sncccss, The party was givcn as 2 cuinviimsn: to Mai. II. R M ,iorv. fcr- mer I.diun .g,rt on th" Cu:or-dn Iudisu Reservation, xnd Col Ahe Fr4uk of Eil h. b-rg. one ef the Territorial P'ann nIssi,,nrre. .nd :t.'rcr;a'inc lhr,r .ra,lep.en far ln-n. rFss",'a. oDr citiE@rs tepdrr. d thpm ihi4 we'l-'!es"rlcG reco- ni,iun. Love. bcan,s. wi: a;.d ;.,f. rs .ere in fl'i n,~. Mn, inei as N;..a.r but ell went home 4. ioring fsirad..
 4 fine supper wAs hau shd 'i.HH'ir- we're in xSunlrncr. avd the "Ci.ff Cn.'- uere "xx. wia. Birk M tn- Cul.'si". who is f..i xca:. ving th r"i',i"ti'". [ ' H.,tei Prince" They is d t;'. >, zee sms' hours v M":n
 We aerv mu,. If 4 ;'.,ser :'-' ;n V:n'r' u..lu n:iicrwi-r. hh' 0id ti sa'' rs. h sc''E 1T ,.noms Ih"se prese"t ."iao ac ks"" ,::d xnosc u..;i. ~s ,tIVe:
 LADiE.:
 Hrs. T. x. Al xs id.r, NJ, Gr"y, Mr.. Bruce s:.d Ms. Si.iOT Mss Ma'. and Frankir AK al r. 1., 70 .tia fesry, Er;iciana Co..ss, Mics JDnnson "nd Miss Doyle.
 GEkfLRA
 Mir K. <. ,l'nrs, R. Pafvin, A. Frank, 1. Lyoas, C.'l Smi.h, Lieut.. Mott, sz,.u,l fnriy. A Nussn', r. r. N:gh ,s.n, <. q. L.son. J. E. Hsrti". Joe L. R. dnndo, Jesus Daniel and Walter Doug. las.
 Many afsers were present, Whon Hs t,ia not AnOw.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

During the present week. eur tow nerchsnt Isszc Lyons, has been receiving cnrsoes uf freight. by the ear load. Suu day, . ear of potatoes, and Tuesday d ca uf " Milwaukee Beer.r His diieIen warehouses are now being filled up ~il; xoOcs, which is certainly q sisu of tb' grsWing prosperity fo YLma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

CELLuLoID CoLLARs.-rnesc are new advertisements than the cry of Denni- KrarneY that, The Chinamrn tn ct g''!' They save wa.h bills. and when Celln lsii wear recHm'.- m,rc p"pIilar, it vii hurst and sea, china wS.h- houses Oar frieHd George on ihr corner s;Is; .hst he has wsTn Cellu,oid Tor i've weeks, aid tie (! .an eyer nor. ing ~iih- ou W:s:.i: z. H,.w is ttst for hig. - !! lar!
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22
Wh at dass ,lil this sa asas?

Whilst tenement houses ere now Tn great drmaad, our Qnana"m friend-~-ll ve won't call iis nsme-has rented large. house On (iIlA street, larger one ihun single men generally mt. and we must ih,nk that, things are mCo!ning lively aud we repel- our ear'ihn, "Shat doe. all hl>m ah y' ". scr not Paul Pr, out wora lo the wise 's .."i"ci-n:
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

-tsss nund
 Laborat turyandu 1ce.A Se"s<, ., George eSmMuu -SH Il 4 AaS m Tiatorn
   Lpui MsJ o% Sstsb saying h without expos iA. P. est article have
 
 suffering scon huIs 1Sb"b N  r Plesse me iSurs
 c. k D. Coaat ss Matin, druggist, Yuma City AriEtss
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

RUN AsiY-U .pn th.. arrival of iE Silver Di-tFict S14ge, nn lsst e4'urstS
 veaiag, sade Nr H. \. 3..e<'es .ef G.aocchin . CD, hig's" t-epn elk .. ncG departure, sid mide ace sith s' contents. Tae team bruasai ap ct T., Tama R1chA1Ir, snd i..,drd ,les- aIe clean fro.a wreck, No lives lost, "' property duIEXxrd
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22
Prspes .ls.

Tsndsrs will he received up to 10 \ M Janua,y 18th 1881 per bsai ding the rr'- siuuers in the county jail. for the year ending January list 1882 Bidder to fur uish two neals daily, at the Jail, of good wholesonr food, fer rXch pri>ioner that mny be conf ted thereis. To be pad for sIarterly in warrants on the General Fund. Tae Buard reserviny the right tn reject any ard al bidders.
 T+uders is b. directed to the Clt'k c the Board of Supervisors By crder ,.t tte BIard.
 G.N. KNIGHT Clerk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

Mir. Birens passed through here fs-i thursday nn his return to the Gnnsigtt fine, in If yer'- District. "f which rr".'- rty he is superintrnlent. N: states tha' T short time, h,s comP.ny will haT- a-.tanp mil ', the miae. The cspitalist with whom ur.B vens 10 inte este1 r Asy- .rs District Are certainly in earnest. Ihe' lave ihorotiyhl, aavelor-a the Gussixhi "A depth m DO feet and ""e ho man dollar. sad nOw are satisfied that the. ave . property that will jus fly tie cree :..n oi ,he most rxt1s.ive rrddeti"n suik-. IL i. Erc less iu ssy hat th":e aterpri-inE investors ars all Eastern leJ. CrlifOrHia is fat t"'cVminy sn hn nns II aud, as far ss ArizOnshb are c.n' .zrnvd
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22
The pas.eny-r irsiu frr.n; San Francs

The paskcug-r irsiu fr'ni San Fr.nci . ch, cuuIes in a.il, l .4 d with px sst, krrs. Every .MGrniIg ~iLas-s's sU street, s"d hptel. tlrsl1.d aud fail ii travel,.r-. A:Ey s;or over her., to vI4: C"stir Dose, silver District snd othr' ide ce 0f the Sr.sirx prosperity V Ou couRty, As . Fl ss the Tr ritory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

CRDR1sFAND:-A f-g Gs .iaee l". k=i applicant .t- suDtiH< fDr his sttor- net. 2;e Nst s'.a.ias bss Christian 0. sur-nssan, s~k.s "D,n't ,e; ssos Uu ters:s"e ," Tiis is Ihr "...ari 9'let hy sairh Jae If Su s'turne;s 4ne> hy ans by ths tis-, Se trast thst he bs- fuuni "uudsr.'a ." aad thst this nIck- ;iamrd lse,rr understands how ur' money be N.s.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

During the past week, se m1ch rexre' to learn of the indlspositisn Ui our popu lar saloon keeper, and the only dispeDs- of bivalvcs, Mr. C. W, Scott. We ar, pleased tO See him ont again, however ana wish him tuck, sni lnors ststsrs t,o
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

Postmaster Wightmsn is coming nui in s new dress, that is, his Post Office sll around the office, you will ubserv" the sign, beware of pant" Frank i reHovatiug .nd painting the office anew, aAd every thing louks ike tue fresh g:sei, of Sprisx
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22


 The steamer :" GiIa," rho"ld haze irf; ,.r NJ javr ol Thnr>da. iasi, thht~ up' iv he ~rltihg nE FfidAv,,nn accnu.'t ''f h"a'' ,Inds, .he has Lot Jeff. The "G Gt'a ear -ies up a barge heavily load d: c"n.is,ihS < f merchandise a,d macli.,.ry Srvrrai .romiuent San Francisc" and C"ics2' .ninlug men, ampug Nhoan are N. S fills, uf Chicago. who goes tO Et 'uras Canyon: Major l.. L. WrlsOn snd Thu> dcFarland, who gO t0 the hsuiAra District, tor the purpose of drvclopiHy 'uines aud putting uP machinery. a'' lsssenserE. h eur next issue, se si' nention futhrr. tue intentions snd pnr nses of these capitalists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

Ar HoNE ASAIN.-The family of J. F Ks.chusl. the sccommodsti { clerk af s;s. son. Wallace a Co.,, arrived here sn th. train Thursday morning last, after su sb- ,ence nf nssy n0sths, fur her hrxlth He are pissse1 to know that she comc, hatk isuch improved, and k .tch '' s' ready hegins to lock like nex Sun Fl"r CT
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

Miss Mary Duyle, he sist~r of NIT. h. Fox, arrived here few days sgn 'ron Ran FraHc,sc... Her mis,iGn heI", is !" h" he good Samaritan to Hr. FUx's little girl" I.illlc," whose mother died t.'s weeks ago Since here, Miss uo.h, bt her plcasahtnrss, and kindness IS 's't en. tearing to hrr>elf many friends And aer act of comiuy fr)m hDins "a tb"as nd miles away." tu attend the carc s'. an orphan niece, is a convincing p'Gi .ler yoodnrs,-aud mSy she rsMaIn.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

TnE Nav ROLE OF THANPs-We are g.ilrd upon sltnust every l,y tO assist ram 1e ate aot over Etnrr"ns, with
 ut b.-iag j,,st, but ice l.st tramp who .srurk n. on sa .diy mHnIu. ~e IT. I 70 ,o .ssi.t h e both tH breakfast
 nd i,aar (. ur,vi.iiux ne would du littl" ,nlsia .. F. ihr a.ni .a <inx hIe: his au , Eer Vt. Y,ud..n't expect s,an |" ..- so,d an 3;E.t.r; Ju y"":" Thi. must certainly n 'ris the massage of d ssil iu .b- L. L-si>la:ure agaI,>t !ranps. r,d vhich Is n.* h:inx presented lc thu p'r. , nl Le -i.iature. Tic pa,srye of such a b.l Tor suopressing traua2s. will b" .yhoirsuIae bcn,fll to tram.'s ta:iuse'ts' and ihe puhiic at large, VIC commend unr .itzens In urging the passsge of the ,t.,yS bill
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22
h ..tice.

All persons having ts sgaips tb, Cnnuly of Yuma are hereby nciif: .. tI,,t id accrunis aust hr nad' ont Q . ra,er ri i-gll cat' zc, Rud fiiel v,th in. rit rk at lesrt. one day. prisr to th" :r.';i-
 oInrt.- lv s,s-i.n otherwise ihev ~ijl over until he next quarter. By order 0 Ihg Bssra,
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

OUl TowN NERCuLSTs These b"
 .anza ki.y, Ar;j live mcrchsHis Gi Yuma ;iinoccl,iO A Co. tisson, %i llsce < Co. |. i.,rrtte aud Isaac LiOss, dn'iax th'
 s.t week have been doing . lana-ttfi"r 5ustnsn- The stsalrsg started for h"jArt na rhnIsdss and Lhcss f' nus are dally NIL :nx orders sud loadiag the stsaH=r Tor ;he spp.r Colorado. Their drays Art p."y mx bscA ed frU daily loidtd Htth ..,.ds, .na ehicn is smother etidr.cc .: ,ur ircr' , ing pro.psriCy. lsps rrtns iA,e . astcd t:s call bs1imuinks, oui .iil nave never lu., sight si the counting n .r rtance of Yuma, aud arc 2laaJs o.,
 s.!d to as sist the prospecting miner And tborimS nan. We say, succets |" them.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

TAKE NOTICE,-lu lhe late Raftlr fur th' Organette. for the benefit of tie Sis teIs ui St. Joseph, many who subscribed hay" not paid. Call at Martins Drug store sud do like wise, if you please gentle.ncn
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

Something Ike fifteen :hcnsand dollar ia silver have been put in circulation ih's week, all the dollars of nur dsedies. an- coinage of !SSl. We say ohe of them but. as yrt have handl. d nune>
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

F :0-mile power spy.glass, far Tar mrra use, worth s45 large sia,- price flO, Send fer it.. Crcie HJrris 23l k-arny street Del ween Bush sBd Su,ter
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22
ARIZONA SENTINEL |.

Andy Tyner tells Us that he has struck ii rich nsar Mammoth Tank; he has al ready sunk c shaft seven feet and has taken out ore which assays, way uP."
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22
DIED

sMOOT-At Yuma Jan. 2ocI Frank
 Shoot.
 BYRNE-Captain Thomas B,rne. of t,ompans r, Twelfth Inttatrt. L S. \ 2. ..onmandiug officr' sl For M"j.ys. De- cr1sid was a u4tive m nj. a,d rR .,f.jcer of much r1rcrientc md ni: b .e-
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22
BAKERY,

Conducted ky dFst-clsss baker. All or
 &cfs Slice at sk0rt Aotice.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-22

Attached ts cur store we have q new aud complete
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

foundation. The wound has not been
touched since the morning dressing, and
the only operation performed was pull
ing out by DIR. Bliss with his finger of
two or three pieces Of splintcred bone
which clogged the passage and impedcd
outflow of pus. The surgeons do not ad-
nit there is anything critical or danger
GUS in the presidents condition this af-
ternoon. On the contrary he has passed
fairly comfortable day; that the dis
charge from tile wound this morning,
although not large, was not SO scanty as
to indicate any new complication; that
the patient at this hour is free from fe-
yer and Is resting quietly and that his
general condition is at least as good as
yesterday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
THE BULLETINS.
THE FORENOON BULLETIN

M
Executive Mansion, July 26, 11:1O
a. m.-The president at this hour
is resting comfortably and
the surgeons express them
sevles as satified with his present condi-
ton. A rumor has been circulated that
the president had another chill this
morning. Those who are thoroughly
acquainted with the facts, however, deny
the story, and say the patient has had
no chills subsequent to those which oc-
CURED previous to the incision. DR..
Agnew has been here all the morning.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Executive Mansion. July 26, 8 80 a. NJ
The president was somewhat restless
during the night, and the fever which
had subsided after our last bulletin rose
again about midnight and continued 10
rise till 3 o'clock when it again subsidized.
He is now about as well as yesterday at
the same time. pulse, 1O2; temperature,
9S.4; respiration, 1s.
D. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
J. j. WooDwAnD.
RoBT. REYBURN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
CASUALTIES.
Three Children Perish in a Burning
House.

Detroit, July 26.-There was shock
ing accident at Muir, this state, early
this morning. A small house occupied
by Alonzo Berryck and six children, ac-
cidentally took fire and burned to the
ground. The fire originated in an up
per chamber, where three children, one a
deaf mute, aged eleven, and the two 9TH
er boys, eight and five years DID,, were
sleeping. 1t was impossible to rescue
them. They were sutfocated, and burn
ed SO as to be unrecognizable. The re-
mains were gathered up and buried in
one coffin.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
WHEAT-Fairly active. ls1aic lower. No. 2
red August 81 l54WSl15ls; September, Sl.1714
G9GSl.lSat; October, S1.l9a $l.19la: July, Sl27ss
ConN-'4@asc lower, fairly active, mixed
western spot 1861; future, 81 GIG0c.
0ATs-higher, 4SgiSc, July; 4lfss September.
LARD-S12U2.
CHICAGO.
,,, Chicago July 20.
Stronger and higher. Cash. .Sl.20,aGl
l.s9a July, Sl:2lis; August, ,Sl.l4,4; September,
and October S1.l31a.
:, CoRN-Firm, 1850 cash; 4sssc bid forAugust,
september; and October.
=, OATL-Shade stronger. Western 42ia @47c
No; z. cash, 43hsc July, 1870 september, 361sc,
RYE-Lower. u.
BAnLEY.Higger. 81: September.
PoRk-tirm, SlS25 all round.
LARD .Firmer, 1925, cash; $500 August; s.. 90,
September.
WHISKEY-Sl.lO.
MILWAUKEE.
-, Milwaukee. July &c.
WHEAT-Weak, unsettled, $l.l3ai cash; S1.l4i;
August; S1.13ss September; $l.l3 October. No
8. Sl.G.
CORN-47l:c.
OATS-3A
RYE-Firm. ~.
l. BARLEY-Firm.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

A Rochester telegram>of the Oath re-
ports that Schoeborles' comet is now
visible to the naked eye. The trail is
faint but easily seen. 1t is about one
degree long. Director Swift, of the
Warner observatory, says it is probably
an entirely new one. 1t rises earlier
each forenoon, and will soon be visible
In the evening sky. 1t is coming toward
the earth and makes it's perihelion pas
sage about August 18th. and will then
be twenty-five times higher than it was
when discovered,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

The mob of striking lumbermen at
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, are awed by the
presence of $50 state militia, who az
rived there Saturday and marched
through the streets with fixed bayonets.
In the meantime the 200 special police
had arrested James Sullivan, leading
striker, man named Lee, and three or
four others of the more demonstrative,
and lodged them in jail. New men will
take their places.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
Tho Weather,

Washington July 2G.-The indications
for the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-:
souri, valleys are: Partly cloudy weather,
and local rains in southern portions;
winds mostly north; stationary or high
er barometer and nearly stationary tenn
perature.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

Lady Equestrian NatcIi-NIiss pinne

Lady Equestrian Matcl,-Miss Pinneo
Gains AN Easy Victory.
Denver, July 26.-The Republicans
Leadville special says: The ten mile
race between Miss Minnie Pinneo, of
Greeley, Colorado, and Miss Curtis, of
Topeka, Kansas, resulted in an easy VIC
tory for the former. On the eighth mile
Miss Pinneo was one and half miles
ahead, when Miss Curtis dismounted and
tainted on the track. Miss Pinneo fin
ished the race in &c minutes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
FOREIGN.

American Conspirators.
London. July 26.-The British press,
irrespective of politics and individual
papers, agree in expressing the belief
that England can rely on the good faith
OF America in endeavoring to prevent
the renewal of attempts by conspirators
against the British government.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
Missouri railroad On,c,,ls,

st. Louis, July 26.-The officials of
the railroads doing business in this state
met Governor Crittendcn here to-day in
" private room. Nothing has transpired
of their doings.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

Last week Tuesday evening Pierre was
struck by tornado, accompanied by
continuous thunder and lightning. The
Empire company's lumber sheds were
demolished. and lumber scattered in all
directions. The wind next struck a dance
house. which was overturned, but the
inmates escaped without injury. Near
ly every store and residence in the place
was damaged more or less and
much window glass destroyed. No per-
sonal injuries were sustained, beyond a
few slight bruises, many of the inhabi-
tants having sought safety in the cellars
when they saw the storm approaching.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

Saratoga, July 26.-The first race for
a purse Of $3.50, one mile, Saunterer,
1st; Giraffe, End; Ripple Sd. lime.
1:454.
The hurdle race was won by Trouble;
Post Guard I'd; Rosetto, Sd. Time, 1902.
Wayfarer injured the muscles Of his
leg.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

The open cut of the Caledonia mine at
Ierraville, in the Black Hills caved in
last Thursday. burying seven miners.
William Gile, Daniel Cameron, and An
drew Larson were taken out alive. John
Costello, James Roach, Pat Hawkins and
Il. II. Hamilton are supposed to be kill
ed. Roach is known to be dead. though
his body has not been found. LIS.
Goodman, foreman of the DeSmet mine,
was instantly killed by the arch on which
he was standing. near the shaft, giving
way, precipitating him two hundred
feet.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

II rs the best remedy OF the kind. tho
largest bottle, the cheapest in price and
Is known as tho Big Blood and Liver
Cure. We neal DIR. Marshall's Bromo.
line. Druggists are agents.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

Baltimore, July 26.-The extensive
pork packing and lard refining estab-
lishment of Cassard Bros. & CO., tin can
factory of Geo. L. Krebo and several
adjacent residences were burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000. Insured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

Postmaster Frank w. Palmer, of Chi
cago. has assumed editorial management
OF the Morning Herald. In the editorial
announcing this fact it is stated that
that the paper will favor free and un-
trammelled ballot and be protector of
the rights of citizenship of all classes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
Notice Of Sale on Foreclosure of Chattel Mort
gage.
JAKE NOTICE, That by virtue of chattel
mortgage executed by Horace A. Harvey,
Lavender, of the same place, dated the 18th day
OF July 1881, and filed in the Office of the regis
ter Of deeds of Yankt9n county, on the 10th day
default in payment has been made. shall sell
the following described property therein men,
toned, to-wit; One frame barn situate on lot
Yankton; one set of double harness, three bill
ilard tables, one pool table, four billiard table
lamps, one refrigerator, all cues balls and sa-
chants saloon under the Merchants hotel; three
stands, thiIty-fve black walnut bedsteads, five
walnut extension tables, one black walnut leaf
table, three stands, thirty-one black walnut
Washstands, one hair sofa, one rep sofa, two
one piano, one rep lounge, one rep settee, six
rep rep chairs, one marble top table. one black wal
nut tSp tabi six
ing, to the same; fffteed heating stoves,
wsh Rpes csns night ,saa sssps0 tables
stands, eight cake stands: eisht silver plated
pickle stands, eight silver plated syrup dishes,
plated milk dishes, eight silver plated butter
dishes, four chandelier s with lamps; all knives
forks, china ware, crockery ware, spoons. silver
and plated ware used in Or about the dining
utensils used in and about the kitchen Of said
hotel; two large heating stoves and pipes, one
| safe, one cigar case, one calendar clock, one
Office desk and all furniture, all carpets, win
dow curtains and all other furniture not here.
| inbefore enumerated belonging to said Harvey
IN and about said hotel, consisting of wardrobes
bureaus. lounges, chairs, mirrors, ETC.. and
twenty tons Of ice. at public auction to the
highest bidder at the Merchants Hotel, corner
Ct Broadway and Third streets, in the city Of
on Wednesday, the 9th day of July, 1851, at ten
! O'Clock in the forenoon of said day.
Dated, July 16, 1881.
A. ". LAVENDER, Mortgage.
GAMBLE BROTHERS,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
An earthquake shock was felt the 9Th
and 9th in insts. ut Cape Haytien.
The case of Asiatic cholera reported at
DesMoines, Iowa, proves to have been a
case of cucumbers.
A jamestown telegram of the 21st
says the grasshoppers have left that
section without doing damage.

The Mitchell Capital has new head
and in it the word "Capital" will be
spelled without m "o," correction from
the former heading.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

The Huron Tribune says il is rumored
that the Chicago and Northwestern will
commence soon to grade n track from
Huron to Sioux Falls.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
GRIM e.
Murdered in New Mexico,

Denver, July ga Santa Fe special
says that the body of a man named Won
Meg, of Waterbury, Conn, was found
by Pueblo Indians in the Rio Grande
river. The body contained two bullet
holes. 1t is supposed he was murdered
by two companions with whom he was
travelling.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

The citizens of Rapid City recently
held meeting and resolved that the
time had arrived when Rapid needed a
railroad. The gateway city of the Hills
offers good natural Inducements.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

The commission to investigate the
charges preferred by Congressman Page
against Henry L. Dodge, superintendent
OF the mint. held its first meeting Satnr-
day at San Francisco.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

The name of the company is Dakota Fire and
NJ Marine insurance company.
It is located in Chamberlain, ID. IT.
The amount Of its capital stock is 10000.
The amount of its capita! stock paid up is five