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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-09

A fine assortment Of SATCHELS
VALISES, and handsomely finished
TRUNKS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-09

CHICAGO, December Sth.-Thermometer-
Highest, 46'. lowest 80.
New YoRK, December Ssh.-Midnisht.-
Observation-Disclosures So, lowest 29'.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-09

NoRRIsrowN IN. J.), December Sth-NIiss
Hunters boarding. house, on South street, was
burned this morning. Mrs. Anna Walsh. a
boarder. and Lizzie Ketoh, the servant, per-
ished. The other inmates were rescued from
windows
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-09


New YORK, December Sth.-A Washing.
ton special says: Eight gentlemen, including
two New England Senators and Congress-
men Paul and Falkens.ein of Virgins, called
upon the President yesterday. and had a con-
sultation concerning political affairs in Vir-
GINA, and particularly about the election of
United States Senator. which is to take
place on the 10Th instant. The President
was informed that his name was being used
in Richmond as if by authority in favor Of
the election of Readjuster instead of a
Republican to the Senate. and this statement
was working to the detriment of the claims
of the Republican candidate. The President
surprised the gentlemen by the familiarity of
the acquaintance which he showed with Vir-
GINA politics, and by the frankness with
which he assured them that he thought the
Republicans were rightly entitled to
the Senatorship, and ought to insist
upon it. He was then told that Malone
, 1881-12-03
CRY IlExtL EIyT4lTE.
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WANT 'A' '''''' 'F' i 1n.;: |SsEsTaaA1m FILA, IN
, 1881-12-03

y&Sh ~ A4%A"S~AF ~ @@t- = ~0N
., .:ssy ,:'y1 pt.ss sas g,!s,n.
ess his % Sss Aa ea'se".
'ss;Hs s's tit @ '.oDo
iafo i'asx a.story and basemont stono 'front.'
Mshlxnn-av., aenr Txonty-irss-it., z.ssory brick,
ss!,sss sss 'n1s!n aSf oroom 'tono
Ss: ss:s ssP:S:S
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!asanss nss, |'nsk2r ss:!ass' %
,SSfth csfs'av' ''oaF 'E"'k'f''t house ind lott
W. Wit ohso.ss-,, ncur Elizabeth. s-story and lott
Wit oh'o:st. nsnr ,os;; sosass, .,t, s.g II, ., nv
,dS; S;Sss ;s ;!saF :''0', =
s;ss.y n ;y,, ,3!sS 1900
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%,s 1f;ss! Gs u a. MGr q es.y Ms' ts4s 4s
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ssss f dS @ Il s tSs ss %s:i p.ss.
tho stsry and basemcnt stone front. lut Fix
M..s:: near I"'lin :-s'oty and basement OrIek'
MonT1o-st.. nehr Lincoln. very Hne house, eyo7.
- AnS io$f fSF
,. va easa 2sst we'soF''v '''o'' Frame e'aA'
Mtfsr-Sy r-a,,, nea5 oaS'e'' as'o'' Ao
~ muir ineon'ss' s''toFy brick lot a'r
s. f. S';S'' 's n"ns' ." tho
sysS !t' .s's .1ass 'u@ 10, ~ pot
i, s'S5 y ;1s xs .t5 ns55s't tut n1ov' rents Tor ~
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lIatrson-st, near Oakley, 3.sl9ry 1ramo, y Y, SSos
~ a1'sss sSt fis s md
stsS f'nss Ss, sS ory and
basessnt s's S.tss u sSsns. $rsk Ssfn;
5;!; :t:, sx';s ~ ps ss;e, ,,,, boil, street.
eS:sS; @9;n s4e sG!5s- " y TrRFooT 6 %
| III ,Vashnuton,st: "
- ~ "as1dMffhtHtstv as1dMffhtHtstvEi,-,yEsr blDE,
~ ~. 5.t,rv "ni has"rent atHnH. ffnn
hsasos at 4 i@lsa',i' '' ' , =, .>,,.
Tos; II Western.ava as',tsy IND basen;e,t briei
rs.ss, nSsS Jul sas, .9g ot tsut. '.
s'q$ss: 'e0m ,,eaat@aa o,s'
~, hnhcs, "ns es.t ~ r s,htn.d astnTs M.
onititSn{ .,uGm . fsnMf hI,snt Iii Xiii '''S "
'"ohanL4"o isaS;it.st e' 0''0" "'1''s' '1'' "e''
, 1881-12-03

11VERYBODY. LOOKING FOR H0I1.
IL day bouxa should knuW that DAVID Z. C0pk, ~
cGa4p1f iAxn any uth9r hEMt hp pnelshes 1000
baok VI ny paAvs ta9 " eent*t otast noots pf2nos'
, 1881-12-03
BOARD tYi.TI'ED.

--.<-.<.
1lOAKl)-WlrI1 ROOM WANTED BY
- iulllIe HHed man &n AulGEicAn Ur!vAtu inisilf.
Arw EtEHTd Jretetfud. Or III strictly ltivnG bhhrd-
l1lH l1Aau whOiH iI4fu tr~ buur4ur4 Dhty. l1-
sSpn North WI ,a.! " .yra,iatt T. S9.k.sa, o.
with hulHrl, cuhvunuttGea AId tnr bDaIA u unaT ~
eI,t UtulDii IIu Il4 utTnhrGHL nccuutnt u liberal
pricc Nuiursnrcs Attlteka \ IL, Tribune At1Ire.
, 1881-12-03

I1UK SALE-A FINE GRAIN OR STOCK
u Iur.tu htnr Genayu Lake, ws. ~ ncset. III u.
harns nn Uutnu1xcs, 1arH4 orchard. well Wn1eret' of
will exchange tjIr lt1.rUvgH city iIr.iEpfty. ,-.
[{AuNEH i PARISH, Iii la fRllt.Bt.
, 1881-12-03

TOR SALE - CllEAl'-TIl LARGE,
L dUube-f frgns rcsi.lruce, with lot 4!xl south
MT garner of FiEty-third'st atd ETednrnk-asHe: H:
lsfk, Ute Ut Tho tnst debirnbiH r0!Htsk ln tho ~,
sIc, With Immediate pok.ussnn VIII rent ~ my ~
Iiaulcs uf IL i. j. GuUls Ell leQ ugMsbOrli.st.
, 1881-12-03

TI7lIE SrANpAN!, GROCERY STORE
J. fur sao excaIleRt tocatlon. Apply Or address a7
(tl.txuN IFuYe.ny.
, 1881-12-03
BUSINESS CIf1t.fEi3.

DRlcK-YAKD. NlVEl. ADJOINING,
ID clsy and w0od On sIs't, Ofety convenience; u
lnKes. siird.. 0tr good cuulltEy ifA!r. Chanc4 "
MAKE hir1u,n. cliAS. HNESIbN, SoFnon HFtck.
1nft. Lukp EVF1yL I'll,
, 1881-12-03
AI4U:IIIO .S.S-FElEALE.

~ - II 4O4sf9.-HA A4tLA A41s
!: DoMEBr1os. ] =.
C1TUATlON WsANTED-BY a GOOD
~ H!rI IN u small family: Ut prcarat on fnrm at
hume In Wisconsin, viii BIZ aunt for as soUh - stlua-
tuh 10 ,lrUcur.d, n u, TriDune ofsca.
CITUAT1ON WANTED-BY A CANA.
y dinn cu0k III prtTarH au.iiy. nuHt but hEstetass
paFtisa Hrsd shs"es. Gail at ~ Arteslnn.Av.
G1TUATIOS WxAETED-BY 4 WOMAN
- eauk for general huu4cwufk In y anlAll
thulIIy. Apply ut iUs S0rth MArset-st
CITUATIOS WANTED - AS FIRS T.
- c!nsA COOK. with trst-claes Fefosencc. ca al ?td
West Monruu.sL Saturday ind sunday, np-statfs IN
tho sDar. .-... .
EmPIorIdEfT AGENcrE3.
SITUATIONS WANTED - FAMILIES
- needing suud Scandinavian or Ggemau fHlpal0
h0p supplied ut u. DUSK Eb ojcc. III Mtlwaukee'aY.
MISCELLANEOUS. -.
G1TUAT1OS WAN1ED3tAS GOVERN
~ ess, W u tinrpuutly Ed0ented l4dIs willing to
WORK Address Miss ANNA VIVIAN. Ch!caGo.
CITUATlUN WANTED-YOuNG LADY
y wuulh iike Il position u! lAs!ssans boukaeeper.
trtrrru1eIt, Ur Gahfl,ar, ExGsicnco mud good rtl.
erstIcpAs Address T d, lrtbAau uiicu
CITUATlOS W.ANTED-A LADY OF
- thtsIItRenca ind AbtItty.h slEni!Ees tulsl haro
Mek; cutrex{unIHR riuIk cup{t1t casalsr, VI cpln"
IAnlUn. DAY lt!lnM0 tltAg1. =,
, 1881-12-03

LT0R SAIE-l,OES ON IlIlsTY.FlFrl1,
l. vhirty-seypntIl. nnd .sl 1ust west
u Ia!sed: thoaa !0ts arc ndln!rNbly l6c1etol for
rechaplca nnd laboreFs nnlrluye1 down town , WY
~ dependent on hurar-cnrs fur tcHEhinE t1lplf
tonnes. GEOHHl2 A.. lHM3uE,
ltenpGr liluCk, VI ElnFk-st.
, 1881-12-03

CTTUATfOk W4ANTEU-Bf i YOUNG
- nlar trim the East, Elcskj hak tad IS years
tMe!eHcs lI tile tobGuE nat bustpess Address ii,
TrtluMU lllficG.
, 1881-12-03

1ITASTED-DOOkME FOR OUR NEW
w Gttuk, Tho ltlpt,rnl HIGHWAY" i;xclutlse
terrltnry g,yen. CMll ur address u. W. HultLASD :
CO. 1TI stAtN .nt.. GhlGnKtl.
, 1881-12-03

Q1OR SALE-rAlLUI-SIIO CONTAIN
Il thg " .luau, puxet som tu -nlachincs. nsw four
C,DIstu Tor InuAtHH cUMts, pants. Vestss hSerals,
cuHsx etp, fur hyItsAIg ouspa AN ctxtI ra1urvut
ppas.cS v,i og lilIU aiII iii WIKI It leAlrult Ata9
451sU, twu ioorss esccilrmiy ilIneu. n'd snsu nns
i:tlI. EI.EMESE. ia it.It Il IT,, liz Munfuu-sl.
, 1881-12-03

OFFICES. ... ..
ITO RENT-PAlrr OF OFFICE, MAIN
J. Auur. front. IN la sMllt.st.. Ut u low prce Au-
Aress. with nntlIB unl busnets, !. frlhuhe.
TI1O KEN'r-UI:Sk KUUM In THE VERY
l. ,des,rsbIu Ht1cp Room Tttbuuu bmhilnH.
, 1881-12-03

pAkEnY, CONFECTIONERY FOR
- suIol extra 9Luu ellancy for right Iuhh xuud
ure1ll bnrxMtn II tnt9ls B1tl% Nj w bnt llHlsQusA
, 1881-12-03

T1Ols 6ALE-l SPAN Of LARGE
IL hv5sos suund and trnp puers, hHu tsitrt waFun
and sui vi i,uuVr team haFiuss light secnnd -ensA
truck with tuIe ann etlAftk, chGuI tor cah Of Hbhty
Kind. will II sold l0r ~, H. t. 2U And I'll
, 1881-12-03

I10R SAlI;-By s. II. KElsFOOr y Co,
u II Lleathrn-st. hgan.ar" ncnE TMylfth.st..
Int re. TO alloy, with 3.atory and attA t1a,aa
stationary rAnVD nnd wnsh-tuhat walls nj! pt!niau ~
ntI ceilings freaC4,uh, mid WOODWORK hnnnKggiey
EtaItsd PFfco ts.ulI good lnv0AItuonk 6ll. KElt'
'IIt3r K Ei1. pt l}Hofhtttt1.Bl, '"
, 1881-12-03

GrrUATlON W4ANTED-Bf l. MAN
~ VINO hAs hat! ten ycnrs' cxIuEantu y sslslNa
.!rs 'ehss house !. sol!ct ctty srade: s1ety tsr.r
lnsnt VI, IL Jun. !. !aG Adtress IL Thbnn8 obtn:
, 1881-12-03

TOR 1.13-5DX100. SOUTH FRONT, On
IL itllnuIs-lt., bvtwuun Gnsa Mnd Hush.
HEUltt{E A. lt1fsUE,
sHenpbr IiIock. III Clurk-st,
1J1On SALE-o5 FEET ON STATE.ST.,
IL near TArtY.tByontit. enst front, ~ per f0Ht.
blttliS i EALkiSH, 1s1 |.n rnlt.st.
, 1881-12-03

A HOME FOR THE WlNTEl. IN a
hYulu tLe Fd Nlnds can see.!tu Euqu accblnn9tta.
uons ey applying to IT .EAIUS, turlress slnis~
ltuirtA IL j. ~. Ctane. kot,n u, t.. H. y =. sen1sal
tIi!LG.
, 1881-12-03

TOR SAl.E-DY y. II. Kl;RFOOT l.
IL To-. n nuarbnrn.st: tnry httrnttlyn 1q-tO0iil
!.,s';isnee On bonl,!a mar insan ask, being
guod utler. md ots, cmGl 2ix1!i feut, III Atsy
Furnace Kas.axtuFes Htu yssy ch4lu. l'rlsu 81 iS.
u. II. kEhEturF 4 co..,
, 1881-12-03

WANTEE-BUS[NES 1'l!OPEkTf ON
w nny you'd bustn0ss streets pAJtnI satr runthl
vii, buy kHSurA gen4; Ntve NIL description, Eeflal,
ctr. Alirtss i III, Tribune olER '- =
, 1881-12-03

11Uls SAi.E-WALWONTll COUNTY
~ tW!scontf9y farms. clos9 70 ttHti'n'' @ woi.'n a
lnEek md sunlmbr r0st,s EnNEn this UTonMrty WY
Mt.ilTb.. rTIace 1rDni tn to ~ por ncre. ioML1S-
Sim, Il NHtfi,Jb,I1fhn HlHck. ..
, 1881-12-03
U'INII;I}-IU REM.

,t.
yXTANTED-TD NENT-BY A RE-
w spunslhu tenRnt. wGl!.lurnished tuuso uf u
ur l0fU 5upt,s. hunth Side preferred. i u, Ts1h.
ino Ur'ce. -.--.
MANTED-rO REST--Dr a FIRST
w ctnra lmtty, nice n or half basement ftr
wholesale niid rsia ilVuur and e'Eue batinces MA,
TrlhuhH t'CteG.
, 1881-12-03

- u !lea9born.at., Wabaah.ay., lot SDxli5, qnst
nps Hoas soSta OF Hubbartl:cout!j pttee aoAsoMnbei
, 1881-12-03

T0RSALE-ON NINDlANA-AV.. NORTH
- OF Thirty .1lnth.ft. good iJ-roun lr!gk house
Asd l2I Hllh furnace u,d uas h1suEass &D.6Ol H. 4,
dtAGu Co. III NnaktnRtun.Bt
, 1881-12-03

FoR SALE-A 20-FOOT LOT, SOUTH
T. front, On Wisconsin-aL. between seduwIcA and
Ancoln.ay, GEUltttE II. HUtiuE.
lteApor Block, VI Elatk-Be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-06

IESLdE's MONTHLIEs, when
sound, make a neat little volume.
The HERALD Bin6ery does work Id
avery style 0nd at reasonable rates
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS

Col. r II. Wilde died in New York
on Friday.
Blaine is about to bay handsome
home in New York.
The Times is q Few daily democratic
PAPER Of New Orleans.
Many vessels ossing the Atlantic now
suffer from severe storms.
Postmaster General James has re-.
turned to Washington from his southern
tour.
J. L. Berg, druggist, New York. have
failed. Liabilities, 100000; assets,
large.
It is said the present employees of the
Senate will not be disturbed until March
4th. 1888.
supplementary elections for deputies
we're held in various districts of France
on Sunday.
Jewels valued at 100000 were stolen
from Lord Hill Trevors' seat, near Chirk,
North Wales.
The Lotus Club, N. Y. gave a dinner
in honor of its president, Whitelaw Reid
on Saturday.
Sir James Psget, English surgeon, is
suffering from blood-poisoning attributed
to vaccination.
President Arthur told Scoville that if
It was necessary he would testify in the
Guittesu case.
RoRers, q writserver, was murdered
near Rathdowney, Queens County, Ire
land. Some arrests.
d. 81. Coggswell, San Francisco, will
donate to Willimantle, Mass., an ele-
giant drinking fountain.
The New York cigar maker4' union
has voted to assist the striking cigar
makers Of Milwaukee.
Miss Reynolds has been arrested in
Ireland on the charge OF melting to the
non-psyment Of rent.
Ireland is experiencing reign of ter
ror.> Threatening letters and ihtimida-
ton are on tho increase, and arson is
frequent.
At Louisville, 90 Saturday, D. G.
Ross, champion wrestler Of America,
threw Lew Moore, champion OF Ireland,
three falls in five.
At Louisville, KY. on Saturday Louis
ROhr shot ana killed Lee Merritt, and
Richard Knoder, saloon keeper, was
killed by footpsds.
Two-thirds of the rents in Ireland are
not being paid, and tenants have no in
ton Of paying without big reductions,
which landlords refuse
Lunt Brothers, ship chambers, Lunt,
Lock s. Co., commission merchants,
New York, have failed. Liabilities,
$10O, 600.
The 16 year old daughter of Amos
Stillman, Brooklyn, who one year ago
eloped with w. S. Guild, aged 20
years, is suing for 8 divorce and
alimOny.
The court of queens bench, Dublin,
has qusshed the proceedings for murder
against Sub-Iuspectors O'Brien and Bou-
CHER, who commanded the police on
the occasion of the riot at Ballyrsgget.
On Saturday night, while Fanny
Dav- npoTt was acting Lady Macbeth, at
the supper scene, in u Philadelphia
theatre, sheriff's officer jumped on the
stage, and attempted TO serve writ on
her at the suit of Anna Dickinson, grow
ing out of The American Girl" The
officer was elected, and Fanny remained
in the theatre until midnight, hence the
writ was not served
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Irish SINS.

London, 5.-The lord mayor of Lon
don whites that the Irish nation may
rely on the treditionarv loyalty of the
city of London to aid the property de,
fence association. The Times, in an edi-
torial, represents the English nation with
apathy in not aiding the efforts to COM
bat the action of the Land League. by
assisting the association.
Dublin, 5.-Boycotting and all kinds
of threats aud intimidstions are on the
increase.
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UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY
Mcs no. 12S41I, First South St., Salt
Lake City, P. 0, Box 431,

Undertake and execute, on tie lowest
te ms and in the shortest time, either or al
Of the work of locating. grading, idEing,
lie ing. ironing aad equi2pins Steam Horse
ssructiDz wagon roads, osnaIs, reservoirs,
cqueducts, dams etc. lay ine out and grazing
streets, Sidewalks, parade GROUND, and race
tracks; !excavstipk for buiId.nG tOuldsltoEs
cellar, dralLs etc, as well as every and all.
other kin7 sswork requiring the removal OF
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WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

NIH PRoPRIEToRs TAKEp1EaguKF
iSIs - - announcing to the n1hIic t5Sk thsv
The DiniSSSG ped snd rehtted ths Hotel,
.ns VII be served niShs ard Ssy. '
Baf TuCnS. S0Ss
20 H nc gag per eara), 2Ec'
so 1sOsFd, $3.50 70 a. Deg day,
Ssa-d 9AO 70 &l2 Per vesE.
81 S39f has been removed r tbs noTfb ~
Sc 0 s ana four Billisrd TsSias added for
- oSc0nnoda alton Of quests. nd Is nor
a. PoELECH q co.
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Station Southwark

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Melrose at g. 90 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily al Ogden q
$50 p. N. from Melrose.
GEO. ". THATCHER, supt.
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Correct

London, 5.-The Daily Telegraph
discussi the question of Guitteau's
madness, says: In such cases the verdict
of the populace is more to be trusted than
the jury, and undoubtedly the popular
voice is nat Guittesu shall pay the full
penalty for his crime.
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RECEIRT BooKe FOR GALE
AT hERAGD OFFICE. -
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-16
Custer City, r. T.
MORTGAGE SALE.


Whereas default has been made In the pay.
ment of the money secured by II certain
mortgage bearing date the oath day o:
January. 4. ID. 1850, made and executed by
Charles {. Crazy. i. 4. Tow ncr. Y. W. Masters,
+, T. Powers, Joseph Somer aud !. &. Friend. ali
OF the county oftr,tcr and Territory or Dakota
as mortcaeors 10 Charles II. Bailey Of the same
place which sail mortgage was recorded in
the Office of the register of 1re1S in and for the
county of Custer AMI territory OF Dakota. in book
, of mortgage on pages 37i, 375, 36 aud 81 on
the 2ith lay of February, \. D., 1880 at 10 O'Clock
AMI 3o minutes a. N.
And whereas the said mortgage and the note
thereby secured are now the property OF the said
Charles III. Bailey ana the amount claimed 10 be
due on the said mortgage ~ the date Of the first
pnblica tion OF this notice is the sun OF twelve
hundred $500 dollcrs as principal and no action
or proceedings have been instituted at law to re
cover the debt NOW remaining secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, Therefore. notice is hereby given accord.
ing To law and chapter twenty-eight (2s) Of the
Code of Civil Procedure OF The territory of Da-
kOta, that by virtue of the power of sale contain
ed in said mortgage duly recorded herewith as
aforesaid the said mortgage will be torccloscd by
q sale of the property and premises herein de-
scribed. 10y the subscriber. the sheriff Of the
county of Custer and territory of Dakota. at pub
lie auction on the nth day of May, 4. ID. 1851 az
the hour of eleven O'Clock Il. IN. at the front door
of the court house in Custer City. in Custer conn
~ and territory of Dakota, as hereafter described
for cash 70 satisfy the said twelve hundred dol
!Gg iit he cost a'lcr 81 by law snd The. ex-
pCnseS OF sale.
The following is a description Of the mort
-&@s~@ Sa.' 80 AL f~.selSj.~1 - asasSe~>~>n s..r
sold substantially as they are contained in Inc
said mortgage. Those certain quartz lodes and
mining claims situated near Junction City i'm said
county Of Custer and known IA and called respect
lively The Grand Junction and Lily of the
West quartz lodcs and mining claims 0ach of
said claims being fifteen hundred 050N feet long
and three hundred CnO feet wide on the surface
of the ground also all the surface Ground within
the lines of said claims respectively aud all other
veins, iOdCS, lr,iges or mineral deposits whose ton
or apcNcs lie within the side lines OF said claims
or said lines extended vcrticallydownwsrd. all in
the county of Custer and territory Of Dakota.
JOHN T. ODE, sheriff.
A. W. HASTE, Attorney Tor Charles II. Bailey,
mortgagcc.
Dated AT Caster City, DIT, March 26. A. n, 1881.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-16
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that, on We'd
nesday the 10Th day of April, 1881, there
will be a special election held in this
County Of Custer, on the question of
Bonds" or no Bonds" Ballots to read
as follows: For issuing Court House
and Jail Bonds" Yes; County Road
Bonds Yes, and FUNDING Bonds"
Yes or For issuing Court House and
Jail Bonds" No; County Road Bonds"
No, and Funding Bonds No.
Amount OF bonds to be issued 10000
as follows: $4,000 for court house and
Jail $4,000 { r funding present indeot-
edness, and $4,000 for county road. Said
bonds to be of 81 900 each payable in
ten years. drawing interest at a rate not
exceeding eight per cent per annum.
The tax for the payment of interest III
the bonds and creating a sinking fund
for payment Of the bonds shall not eX-
ceed ten mills on the taxable property.
The polls of such election will open at
3 a. m. and close at 3 p. m.
Given under my land and seal this
18th day Of March, a. ID. 1881.
+. ii. FLYNN, County Clerk.
By c. II. BAILEY. Deputy.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-16

In another column wifi be found the
principal sections of the Moody salary
bill. Custer county's proportion Of this
for 1891 will be just s97.2S or $2i.32 per
quarter. There are tw points in tile
bill that should have been left ont, and
are not Il credit to the author of the bill
or those who voted for its passage. The
first is that Judge Moody receives the
increased salary in cash whereas all
other officers in the district receive their
pay in scrip. Why Judge Moody is en-
titled to this discrimination we are IN
able to comprehend. The other OBJ
%noxious feature is that the increased
salary is for Jude Moody alone, and
his successor is supposed to do the same
work that he does for S2,l00 less. If it
was justiiiable and right to give him
this increase it is certainly IA Unsuitable
that his successor should receive the
same. That a Judge in this district
should receive more than his associates
in the cow counties, where their eX-
penses can be no more then half those
Of a Judge living in the Hills, We do not
deny. But as the bill now stands and
for the above reasons. we agree with the
Pioneer in ~pronouncing the bill IN OBJ
noXious one.
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noXiOus one

If the prospector in the field finds a
specimen and wishes to test it for min
eral, let him proceed rs follows: pull.
verize the rock in question; take one
part Of that and two parts OF gunpowder
that from Il cartridge will answer.
dough kncad and make in pyramid
shape let it dry in the sun or near the
fire; when dry set it on Il flat stone and
cone. When combustion has ceased, if
mineral was contained in the ore you
will find q button on examining the
ash.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-16

A few gentlemen of Custer having
failed to send the CHRONICLE to an early
grave by having one of their number
take ont his AL and stop his paper, they
concluded to end oar eXis;ance bv a
coupe de mailrc. which was to send to
Rapid and have anti bond tickets printed.
We can, however, assure our readers
that having been deprived of this cla SIS
patronage we stand a chance for a long
and useful life.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-16

The f~olloing is the programme for the
Cheyenne river roundup: "ro com
mence on May 18th, at Hat creek eros
sing of the Cheyenne and Ilorsehead
road down Hat creek to the mouth
thence down the Cheyenne to the
mouth of Horsehead, working the last
named stream; thence down the Chcy-
enne to the forks, or the month of the
Belle Fourche; thence up the Belle
Fourche to the Bismarck crossing, tax.
ing in all tributaries"
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a public
examination of teachers will be held at
Custer City, at my office on Tuesday,
April Goth, 1881, commencing at IL
o'clock a. m. The following branches
will be taken up: Viz. artho yraphy
reading, writing, arithmetic, history,
geography, and grammar; also general
questions upon school government. All
persons desiring to teach in m of he
public schools of this county, are requir-
ed to be in attendance in order to pro.
cure their certificates.
JossaaT T. BLISS,
Supt. Of Schools. Custer Co.