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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-11-10

y. !. Huntington 0iil Jay ''NiN
! have each subscribed $4,000 and
viii double that amount if it should
bc found necessary. 1t will bc the
I halfway house between the City OF
Mexico and New York.
The Boston Traveller saws Of the
West 1T is the Vest that governs
I The nation. and tire next apportion-
lment OF representatives viii enable
all the world To see the latest detail,
of Western political increase. We
of the Orient acknowledge the SUI
/ premacy of the Occident and, maxi
ING our best bow. confess that this
sunrising section of the country no
. longer can even think of being the
equal of the Evening Land"
Panhandle Chas. Goodnight will
IN a few days start for Denver. Col.
to meet John G.. Adair. of Ireland.
who is the owner of the Palo Duro
I Canyon. where they are ranching
about 1900 head Of cattle under
charge of Mr.. Goodnight. -Ikard
Bros and Harold Bros. OF Wichita
and Archer counties. have brought
10000 head OF cattle from their
ranches in Grier county to winter
the drouth having cut off their
ranges 50 that it was necessary TO
thin out the stock. They are hold
ing, we understand, near the Wich-
ita mountains.
There has during the past fifteen
years been q steady Improvement in
the quality OF the great bulk of cat
/ tie that have reached our Eastern
markets. Improved gradcs have
been steadily on the increase. and it
has been through cattle of this kind
that we have been able to build up
our formidable trade in shipping
/ live cattle and dressed beef to the
| English market. Graded cattle from
onc-fourth to sevcn-cighths Up in
the blood have been taken to fill
this demand. This trade ha, been
rapidly ON the increase. The advan-
tagcs 10 the cattle producer are all
on the side Of improved tex.
The four mn,Hcdth anniversary
OF the Introduction OF printing into
, LepSlci> observed TINS year ltW
Andrea' fneSner, professor ot the
/ ologv, who, In l4Nl erected I'D TINS
famous center OF book-maEing. the
first printing press 1T ever saw.
frcSner year later was made rec
tor OF the unworthy and when hc
died in 1904 he bcqurathsd his press
/ tO Tlp I'QUIINp convent ON condition
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-11-10
News Items.

600 in England and France this
season.
Printers ink may be removed
from linen by the use of ether or oil
of turpcntinc.
Matter from St Louis papers re-
published in the papers of Chicago,
Is always credited t. country eX-
changes"
Two men were drowned at Deca-
tur, iii. by the bottom of a well. in
which they were working. falling
into s0bterrancan lake.
During the summer packing sea-
son, from March 1st to Nov. lst.
Chicago packers slaughtered and
Salted 2.66S,000 hogs, against 2,97l.-
O00 for same period last year
Al. Chastain. vho shot Sadie
Collier in a drunken racket at Hun
newell short time ago. has been
convicted of murder in the second
degree. the lightest penalty for
Thich i ten years Imprisonment in
N the penitcntiary.
The senate confirmed the nomi-
aatiop OF Judge Eolger. of New York,
Secretary of the Treasury and r. l..
James. If New York, Postmaster
tencral Hatton, Of Iowa, was con-
Srmcd a First Assistant Postmas-
'cr-Gcncral, vice Tyncr. boosted.
The Commercial saws Will Dotv
Dok number Of che lndiaaS 10 see
Prof. Tavlor's performance They
sere highly delighted with the great
medicine man, as the called him.
During the performance they con
Quoted themselves In an orderly
manner, quite IN contrast with
about two-thirds % the apparently
sivilizcd whitc people present.
Rcv. isaac Stine. for twelve years
pastor of a Leayenworth KANSAS
church, was arrested in New York,
charged with burglary and petty
larceny. He had been goiag from
one hotel to another jumping his
bills and registering under different
aamcA. When arrested he had Il
fheck 0r another man, 5yercoat,
sndin his valisc was a blmkct from
she led hc had been occupying. Hc
vas committed without bail.
The ninth annual convention OF
Short Horn breeders was recently
IN session at Jacksynvillc, Illinois.
The attendance wax net large. hut
Mas composed of many OF the best
Known breeders in tie United
Statos. The practice OF offering for
sale animals of faulty pedigree was
deprecated and the question Of CON
solidating all the herd books into
one publication was tavorahly con
sidcred The next meeting win be
held at Chicago, Nov. 1852.
Two young dcspcraG5cs Whs re-
sently wrecked n train near Cedar
Rapids iowa, have been run down
Ay a Chicago detective. Oac 0f the
boys is twenty years old, the other
sixteen. They had bccd reading
Chc lives of the James boys and
ether literature of the kind. They
formed plan to rob the train, 20 To
New York, III themselves out with
steel shirts, and return T. the West
a be highwaymen.
The New York Herald contains
some queer advertisements. one
andlady, innocent Of grammatical
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
'r''".ai. for Indian supple. and Trans,
pOrtaffOD

Department Of the Inter;o, os;oa
,,ri, nnairs. Washington. March e. issi ah aish
eTm hnyp ,in,a; maof.ed proposals for beef. bacon
rase my be) and directed ~ ,ha etc. las the
Indian AFFAIR." Nos. Is and 81 Woast.i
Womd.. .nrk; VIII be received until ii a. M ~
Indian Indian service about aDUO pounds b.on 10Y the Tn
yoipo Pounds beef on the hoof. ~ IN paeon, NY :
pound. pound o easr psands baking powder, gsU
pounds Hour. 212.D pounds feed. yI.1;o ,,a.,..
i.iI i.ala bread; 15O,j pounds homny gMD I"nnds
r;ce Il i ~, barrels barrels mess pork. 2ss.UO poands
SOtlg pounds salt. 31.0o pounds soan = -
POUNDS so!la l.2jJ,OO pounds snpar .nJ 800 "v y -
pnnndn wheat. on" o'a'p
Also. blankets. woOIen and cotton oo,ds
Wohslsting IN part 0f ii king ~ SUU wards ~ ~
darG calico sttGD yards; drilling, S5.II, v.rda.
II d. sire from al siz,ng i7E,a6yards denims.
;1.o !.ldh' g1nghan. 5000 wards: KenturL,,
Jeans s3oIl yards; satinet 4 .DJ yards. hr.,,.ss
hheeting. za,oo yar.s: i,leach.d sbeetinp. S,,.,
shirting iui i,H@5y s J. =, ,hrsins 200 yards calico
ny. groceries. notions. hardware medical ~,
piiso: and long list of misceIlane0ns art;cls.
sor snrn ~. as HARNESS.. pl9ws rakes, forks eU. a.
Zona, Colorado. Dakota Idaho I,,dian t.rr.s... AZ.
;Mriinnesota. NJ Montana. Nebraska. Nevada and
y: " M,:LstSnsln to be delivered at Chicago Kanaa.
City and Sioux City. AAAiihaA
Also. transportation for surb of tho .,I:
goods and articles that may not I've contracted
i"E Rid. 70 be delivered at the agencies.
Saha5I n. " ihauf ont on government blanks
echecuies showing the kinds and aoa tit;.s
OF subsistence supplies required for each aYe,a
Cyl ana the kinds and quantities, in gross. az ali
otnef e goods and articles. Together With blanL
proi,,osais pro, and forms for contract and L,nd
sgImutions sIa 70 be observed by bidders. time and
place "f delivery. terms nf contract and rayl
en'. l,sl IRAN p"ftaIion routes and all other ne
cgsss ry ,ns,rnctione will be furnished upon an
lc"."n ~ % ihe indian office III Washington. or
h"s A % and D. WnDste, street New Ynrt. Wnn NJ
q I. Lyon, No 4ss Broadway, New York and tn
Gh;,aS III sSPIsfaries =, Of subsistence o. s. A.. at
Francisco. Omaha, Cheyenne and Yanktnn snH Sah
the postmaster NJ Sioux City. anu anu
.hani ,,ds wi. VIII he opened al the hour and day
present at the opening ' 70 pe
Certified checks.-All bids must be accom-.
Sanied Ssa4s ny certified checks upon some United
least per cent Of the amount OF the nroTa aSs II
THOMAS N. NICHOf.
Acting Com mie.;Cna,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
Proposals for Building Hospital.

cp.1pn fANKroN. D: T., April aO 1881.
SEALtD proposals will be received at tho
- - once OF tne superintendent of the Dakota
Hospital for the Insane, Yanktou. d n nntii
Two Two, cl9ck p M. May 18th. 1881 at which time
Tor building Territorial Hospital for the In.
sane. according to plans and fications NOV
open Tor inspection at the office of J. II. San.
born in iankton. 49, 'Ai'-
Each bid must give the name or names and
postomce address of all parties interested in or
parties to it. 's10 IL VI
Every bid must be accompanied by a certified
cneck on some national bank for the sum of one
Ghopsand dollars, payable to the order of r r
SAaDorn. president. to be forfeited to the Ter
sltory OF Dakota by any bidder, who. his offer
oelng accepted. fails to enter at once into con-
the bidder " &c returned 70
Inc accepted bidder must, rs REQUIRED bvl.w
SlVe bond with good and sufficient sureties r.,
ne approved by the Board of Trustees. condi.
TONED on the faithful performance of the cnn-
lars. "hu ooA-
The Board of Trustees reserves the r;pb, +<,
reject any and all bids. '"
Envelopes containing proposals sbopld h.
marked Proposals for building Hosn;t.I"
and may be addressed to J. r. Sanborn Ysnt
]. r. SAHBoRS.
JOSEPH WARD.
.u., F. ]. DEWITT,
Trustees.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
HEADoUARTHgs DEPARTMESr OF DAKorA
Ohce of Chief Commissary of Subsistenoe
St, PanI MINI Mel - -.

dnEADQCARTHgs DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA
Omce OF Chief Commissary of Subsistence I
St. Paul, Mimi, March Isl. issi
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate. spbiecf
- 70 the usual conditions will be received A.
~ .hls once unit! Y o'clock. noon, on WednesSav
me 4tn DAY of May. 1881 at which time and piacs
fneg T, be opened in presence Of bidders. for
fhs ha block as may be required by the Subsistence
department. v. s. at &orts Buford. Steyen.on
a. Al IhhheoIn, Meade. Yates. Bennett, SulIy. Ran
CAL Ga hAie. Pembina. Sisseton. and Totten. and
az a.. CantSnpent Bad Lands. b. T. and Al Damn
rtopIar tt flver and Camp Porter. NJ, r.. dnr;np
1ne iiscai year commencing July 1st, 1851.
.tIoposais will be received up to, and opened
AZ tne same hour at the several posts hy fSs
respective Commissaries of such p,sts. escS
own post only. i'f nis
Blank proposals and instructions to bidders
living 1nii information as TO the quality Of beef
manner OF bidding. conditions to he ohserve3
I oy piaoers h and terms of contract and payment.
VIII pe FURNISHED on application to this ofi;ce
OF TS 20 the Commissary at any of the posts.
me government reserves the right to reject
any OF all proposals. " 1e'ee'
envelopes containing proposals should he
marked proposals for Fresh Beef" and al
creased to the undersigned or to the Cnmm;s-
sary at the post bid for. u'i'-
N. r. MORGAN.
Major and c. S., q, s. A.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

The senate sub-judiciary committee on
on bankruptcy consists Of Messrs
Ingalls,, Mcmillan and Garland. Garland
will address letters to gentlemen famil.
lar with the subject with view of ascer.
tanning, first: Whether it is heopinion
OF the business interest of the country
that another national bankruptcy law
should be enacted; secondly. to invite
practical suggestions as to the best meth
DDS of remedying the acknowledged de.
fects IN the former, relative to the delay
in the distribution of estates and the
consumption OF the assets in extravagant
fees and costs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
NOTICE.
T" the Holders of Late Armstrong c.n,,x
Warrants.

T" the Holders Of Late Armstrour C.u,.x
Warrants.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
~ hutchinson county hereby gives notice 70
All holders OF Armstrong county warrants 10
sued prior to the first day of Msrch. 1881. that
N pursuance of an act of the legislative assem-.
~ ply OF Dakota territory, which became a Law
rs rso ~ !ssl, they may present the same to Kari
Winter. treasurer Of Hutchinson county on ~
before the s ist dsy Of July a D. 1851 in sums as
sresating hftS dollar and upwards when such
warrants Viii be aiken up and the treasurer
VIII issue to the holders in lien thereof bonds n
me the sald county of Hutchinson of the denomins-
from the first day OF March. i. is. iss,. sSas an5
craving interest nj the rate OF eight per cent,
payable annually. All interest on outstandinS,
warrants TO be converted into lnnds viii Is
computed to the rrst day OF March. issi aftsr r
when date interest on warrants will be- STONED
~ 2T4,sr 2raeT ct board board county commissioner.
Dated, oliyet, D. T.. April ith. isSi.
d&w to July l.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

1>HE great Kin Kemcty CARBoL1sALvE
disease, and CURED wi!sre all ot.er remedies
have. failed II speedily cures Ulceratnns
scaly Ernpiions, Itching and 1ritations Of the
skin and Scalp and il q positive cure for Piles:
either ;tehilR or bleeding, Fever sores, Indoi
ent ulcers, Erysipelas, Scrofulona sores, Scald.
lead, Ringworm, Sore breasts. Swollen Glanda.
lntlamed Sore Eyes. Poisons, I,ols Chafes.
Bitee Of Poisonous Insects. Catarrhal affections.
Avaluahle veterinary specific for SnrAtohes.
Wounds Sores. Calls, Speed Cracks. h il u
sure cure Tor poisoning from Poison heml0ck
and other vegetable poisons When applied tu
scalda, 4bprns and J, outs it Affords immediate
relief, and heal without leaving u scar. 1t viii
never, feg.nept or become rancid on ANY sore Q
| in any climate, and il highly recommended an
extensively used by surgeons as dressing f..
flesh wounds and after sur,sicn operations.
Caukon.-The wrapper on every box Of CAL
BoLlSALVE 10 blsck and the letters green And
the name 10 pres.ed ip the cover of esnh box.
CAKBOLlSOiP
10 unequaled for Toilet, Bath and Nursery pur
poses. II ia soothing. cleansing and refreshing
and il superior 70 any other soap in the worlu
foI healing and sm"ot .pg Iopeh and disease
aprfaces OF the skin and 4alp. FOR cieansii .
u!cers and old sores. for Alliyihs the Irritation
OF suuburn, prickly heat, chaps, cnRies and
cntAneons diacsscs generally. 1t will lc found
particularly valuable In lOcaliti~. where The
water II imprcvnated with alkan OF minera
Prepared enl, by J.w. COLE d CO.. Bl.cs
Myer Falls. Wisconsin.
Sold |. HaeiAen by yMHx0APURDY. whole
~ AAA f0en1l 0f0A Tf%
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
Three Cheap Houses Tor sal.

{ lne house 22x32 with l. 9xl2, rooms. porch,
~ brick cellar, good we'll. large cistern, barn
plum trees. etc, and lot 37l, xl32 for $500
Ohe house 2ix2i with porch, rooms, cellar
good well! large clstcrn barn, plum trees, etc.,
and lot a7,a xl32. for goo
These two houses are one block northeast from
Commodore Coulson's.
Another house. next to Secretary
Hands, lsx2I with l. II xls u. story, s
rooms. cellar, large cistcrn. good we'll large
barn. 10 shade trees, and lots s5xla0. for Sl0
These three houses are on high land and sew
eral feet above the highest point reached by the
water during the food Apply to
G. Il. HARRIS, stones Block.
orto THos. SILLs. Lestervillc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

Secretary Blaine has instructed the
American counsel ut Victoria to invcsti-
gate and report upon the circumstances
connected with the alleged Imprisonment
of two American citizens ut Yale last
winter. The published report that an
international demand for damages will
be made is pronounced purely sensation.
nj. tits not known that there are any
grounds for such cause.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

H. d. Lyman, of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed chief clerk in the contract office
of the postoiiice department in place sf
John S. French, removed. Lyman for a
number of years was chief clerk of the
bureau having charge of mail depreda-
tions. The removal of French is said to
be only I'LL additional step toward the es-
tablishment Of the contract office upon q
different working basis.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

Secretary Kirkwood on the 26th of
April telegraphed j. Milton Turner, the
Freedmen's Oklahoma association, that
the question OF the right of colored peo.
pie to settle u )on the lands OF Indian
territory would be submitted to the high.
est authority, and if Turner desires to be
heard he should 60 to Washington at
once. Meantime no attempt must be
made to enter the territory.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
The president has nominated Roswell
G.Wheeler, Indian agent tor the Indians
Mt piura and Maricopa agency, Arizona.
President Garfield has appointed John
X. .Hoies OF Hudson, Mich.,and Wm.Mich-
eal Of Philadelphia, members Of the board
of Indian commissioners.

The commissioner of internal revenue
has decided that money in the custody
of the government. and belonging to cit
liens, is not subject to levy and attach-
,nent under proceedings in the courts by
creditors.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
utMay4
Proposals for Buildin. a Bridge.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS
-YAXEEoAc II n - -

OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMM1ss1oSxR
iASKToN, D. T.. April Is, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received bv
=, the undersigned up to ESQ O'Clock n. m. az
trne 4onasS, May 3D. ISL for the erection and CON
creek Broadway street IN the CITY I Of Fann
ton. y. y. in accordance with the plans and
spefnlhcaSions q i which can be seen and examined
at the office of the city clerk in the city of Y.nE
ton Sucn proposals must specif, the time de-
sired by the bidder for the completion Of sacb
9ridse' and must be omp.nied by bond
signed by al least two sureties in the sum Of i've
nunured dollars tSublect to increase by the CITY
counc.l,, and conditioned that the bidder viii
faithfully perform in all things the CONTRACT so
to be entered into on his part if his bid il A.
cepted by the city council. 10 @ ~
Proposals should bc enclosed in an enyel ,,,,e
and and handed to me or addressed To me through the
posi- once at lankion. and endorsed Prone
ton. The city council reserves the right to ore re-
BY order "f the city council.
GEO. B. HoFrxAN.
Street Commissioner.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

nN FIRST GLASS EARN PROPERTY at q
per cent intcres: and reasonable comlIs-
sions bLWEY L FRENCH,
dGwte. ATTORNEYS ut I.u
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
For Sale Cheap.

'I'HE ONE AND A HALF STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, good cellar; five
rooms: good location situated corner Fourth
aud i.ocnst sts., iankuon. u. +. Apply to
g. w. HOBERTs,
Real ;,Stat.. Ayent
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

1.-TWO five room c"ttages-c complete. Good
L well and pump. stuble. fruit trees, etc.
Also one quarter section of land, price SIu
Forty acres IN Steele Co.. Minnesota near Owa-
tonnu. Will trade for city properly. Apply to
C. II. ROBERTS,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

Bazaar Glove Fitting Patterns. Mrs
E.J Coggius, agent. Third street. Yank
ton. Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

PROF. Gu1LNETTE's FRENCH KIDNEY
RAD Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney
Pad Is sure cure. Try it. La
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

Des Moines, 26.-The river continues
very high at this point, and some twenty
families on the low landss have been kept
out of their dwellings for several days
past. Ihe Des Moines river is rising
here and swell of six feet in thirty
hours is reported from Fort Dodge.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

DIAMONDS resct-Rings .,adc over Hair
}ewclry manufactured. o, Il. q. Clark u
Co., the jewellers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

NHE NEW ROAD SUPERVISOR LAW IN
- pamphlet form, for the use of counties cul,
be procured by addressing the Press and Dak0.
taian.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

$, ECIAL NOTICES.

SlLVEH goods Of all the lates, STYLES jus re.
- ceived by II. g. Clark j. Co.. the jewellers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

l'erStbnill,

JrOR Shcriff's. Justices Uf the Peace and Reg.
.sters OF D"es. .nr ale at this Office
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
Wanted.

q GIRL, competent to do general houscwork,
can find employment bynpp!ying ut once at
JOHN j. DGfFACEs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02
Carpenters Wanted.

TWO GOOD CARPENTERS ut Fred Buryi'
= carpenter shop on Cedar street. hctwcel
Third and Fourth. No poor mechanic need a
ply.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-02

~Hon:e and Sign Painting Granting. &
'"ine. dc. shor "a TIL 'RD STREET.
, 1881-12-03

IL fntp GMn.1 DeH,btraf.
Tho marriage OF Mr. John Anjnurter and Miss
9arnn McDcc !s tJllic II reinnrknhto atfa!e. Mr.
Splnllrucr as ~ yaats Of nRe. tfe serve.i as Il
soldier In tho war with Grunt britain in lbfa,
and nnw draws n pensiot frun tho Government.
liz has hccn ,nnrrGl TIVE times. and nli his wlt1-
nvcr Il year. Hc t,ns no children jivinK and only
ttya Rrdnf!GhItlrcr1. liu haa bccn Il member ri
tho I:aplIst chureh for eighty years. liz IL I,
live ,nany ycars mnre. liu Is the 0liest n,an
living III hls ptrisa, md thrro nre hut few oiier
than him III tho State, nnd f)E. Etrlblug Gnu
clalH, the honor Of having performed tho mnr-
rluKe ecramuny fur tha oldest man ttias was ever
tnnrred Il, tho Unltca Suites. The bride, we are
informed, Is lady between Ii and 70 years Oh
uEc.
, 1881-12-03

Tic Publishing i'll German to he Com
tis.uol.
Controller Gurney yestorday announced that
ho would adrorttso Monday for bids for Tho
city printing in both tho English and German
languages. That ho would aavertlto Tor
the latter was considered significant In
Wow Of tho. rcccnt vet6 OF tho
Mayor Of III order passed by tho
Council 10 tho eHcot shat tho uitY printing be
continued as usual In tho Staats- 1sttunq until
t4u cxpir9 ton OF an alleged contract which WA
slid to oxptro with tho mouth Of November.
This veto, II Will 10 remembered, wps tho CAUSE
Of tho quarrel botHcsn tho Aayor and cortatn
representatives OF tho Stttqte-z e-zettnng. In ali-
swor u Inquiry, Ar. Gurney said he had boon
directed 40 to utiverttse by tho bayor, aud tho
LATTER who wns Sitting III hls ol'cs. at once ,ol-
u1,tcercti tho desired oxpiauatlou. "1t is done,"
on q the % city city aisi Council. Tha I chartos di.
s'' S ed ;aaj }hs ~ e'Sss!'9a DC. &C 'ss
9untrlry docs mention IL. Tao tounctl last yeuE
1t tns T. epptMusi pa u aeue sost j ,asis
Nxrucmcnt. as they lnaiutaiu. 70 publish TUG
y pS,nsaE tHa., a YaiN9 fSsYGtth thor II Asu
xlisn paper tEalis!ated mud pnNlisho4 them. it
III sy i IL hs te s wea sfr IT, IT, pse saSs
10 BIO pail, and thore!ore when TUG tormor sur-
eeadea 10 kntt!na W Grdor passed at ths9px1 @ !he
ap to, Vetoed lt.':
~"Hut did moi Corporation Counsel Adams fur
1sSe e: ;S e. 9 psIs;as ~ sRas us VI fsa
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