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so worked upon his simple nature that he
always slept with large old-fashioned
Colts revolver at the head of his bed, where
he could place his hand upon ii in an in
slant. Knowing his weakness, some Of the
neighborhood boys planned, in the best Of
humor, scheme to Brighten him with u
make believe ghost at midnight's evil hour
A night was set for the preparation of the
joke, and during that afternoon one of the
young men carefully drew all the bullets
from Henry's pistol, leaving the powder in
each cartridge undisturbed, and placed the
weapon back in its accustomed place
Henry retired as usual at half-past 8, and
about midnight, just as the moon was
throwing dim ray Of lightacross the floor,
one Of the boys, clad in ghostly attire,
stealthily entered the room and stood with
outstretched arms, slowly muttering unn-
telligible sentences. With an awakening
tremor, Henry convulsively grasped his
revolver and sat upright in bed dumb
through fear. The ghost advanced step
the mutterings continued till Henry,
wrought up to almost a frenzy, drew to an
aim the weapon he supposed WAS charged
with death, and stammered, "lf you are a
man shall kill you; if you ire ghost,
this won't hurt you" and with that the loud
report of his pistol startled the nights
stiffness. There was quick motion of the
shrouded arm, and tie bullet was thrown
back, striking the head-board at Henry's
side. This sent cold chill through his
frame, but second time he took deliberate
aim at the figure and fired. Again a mo-
ton as if catching the bullet, and it Was
thrown back upon the bed. Almost para
lyzed with fear, Henry fired third, fourth
and fifth shot only to have the bullets
hurled back with noiseless motion from the
ghostly figure. Then, for brief moment
he sat as if transtyed, gazing with mute
bewilderment, when. with wild shrek of
terror he fired the last blank cartridge and
hurled the pistol at the ghost. With
merry laugh, the ghostly visitor threw off
his flowing garments, and through the door
came those who had gathered without to
join in the sport, when, to their horror, they
saw depicted on the face Of Henry an exss
preston which told the sad story that their
joke had, alas been too well played. His
mind could not stand the strain. He was a
raving maniac. The saddest part of the
story is that, although several weeks have
elapsed since young Waters was frightened,
he has not showed the least signs of return
ing sanity; and, while not violent, is con.
stantly shrieking out and pointing to
imaginary ghosts. 1t is a sad story and
frightfu warning to practical jokers. Gin.
cinnati Enquirer.
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Notices In these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion. Msrkeds
MIR. Jack Jones removed his shoe shop
to the next door from where he formerly WAS
yesterday.
Judge Harker was in the city yester-
day and was looking remarkably we'll.
The steamer Gus Fowler again makes
her regular trips between here and Paducah
since Tuesday.
The city is now using the county Jail
for It's prisoners. Accumulated rain water
has made the calaboose unfit for use.
"A negro gave another fellow good
thrsshing up town yesterday. He was ar.
rested by Officers Martin and Mahanny
and fined five dollars and costs by Justice
Robinson. .
The man Kelly, who was shot by OH
csr Hsx Martin, while In the act Of coming
towards the officer with an open knife, snt
\ Who 10 1t the hospital, was reported as do
INK we'll yesterday.
w --.I1ary Walkers Theatre Comiquc has
W. suscunbcd n tho Lenten season. I
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A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. Il. DeBaun's, So Ohio levee.
Bonanza! BOnanza!!

To buyers of Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren's shoes; have decided to close out
the above line of goods at cost, and
less, and carry large stockof Mems, Boys
and Youths only. So call and get your
own prices. They MUST be sold 10 make
room for spring goods in Mems Boys and
Youths fine boots and shoes. II. BLOCK,
Eighth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenue. If.
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Extra Select Oysters
at A. T. DeBaun's, So Ohio levee,
A DENIAL.

Editor Bulletin:
We wish you TO deny the falsehood
that we'll known parties names omitted are
reporting on the street that they paid us
sixty-fve and seventy cents per pound for
butter. AS at no time has the price of but
ter ut retail reached higher than Sky
cents per pound, the same at a cost to us
of fifty one cents in Cairo, and as We have
always had supply Of fancy creamery at
sixty cents and Diary at twenty five cents.
We think persons who are well versed in
butter prices, will say we are not taking
any advantage of Cairo's present situation.
Yours Respectfully.
G. d. WILLIAMSON & Co.
Argus please copy
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DEAD.

The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ
p. Fulton in this city will read the follow
ing dispatch received at this office yester.
day with feelings of regret:
MARTIN, TENN, Feb. 2Sth, 1882.
Father died to-day. | take his remains
to Troy. NJ. r. FUTON.
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A. Booths Extra Selects
atA. r. DeBaun's, SO Ohio levee

Use THE CAIRO BULLETIN perfor rated
scratch. book, made of calendered jute
MANILA, equally good for ink or pencil. For
sale, in three sizes, at the office. No. and
8. five and ten cents each by the single one,
by the dozen or by the hundred, no vsria
ton in prices.
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Oysters and Fish.

am daily receiving fresh Mobile oysters
IN bulk, for sale, by the dozen or hundred.
Especial attention is called to my daily re-
ceipts of fresh Red Snapper and other gulf
and game, fish. Depot, Ohio evee, corner
Eighth street. JACOB KLEE.
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Argus please copy.

Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora-
ted stub, suited to any business, manufac-
tured and for sale at the Cairo Bulletin
Office.
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DRUGGISTS NOTICE.

The Prescription and retail business Of
our Washington avenue Store is transferred
to No. "A Ohio Levee for the present,
BARCLAY Bros.
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A LEVEE BROKEN.

The following dispatch was received yes
terday about noon by Captain w, p ualli.
day:
GREENvILLE, Miss, March LIST.
Captain W p. Halliday
Levee broke at Riverton last night, low
cred the river here six inches. All right at
Yellow Bayou. j. C. CROWLEY.
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JYriUlAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Noticee In this column, eight cents per line for
nrst and Ave cents per line each subsequent inser-
tion. For one week, 30 cents per line. For one
month, ~ cents per line.
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A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. T. DeBauns, Sc Ohio levee.
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GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion. Marked
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Not . Proper DinIonlat,

New York, Shines editorisl: It is
smi-oficislly stated that the recall Of
Commodore Shufeldt from the Asiatic
squadron and from duty in China with
the United States legation is due to his
so-called "open letter" to Senator Sar-
gent. This letter was csustic, plainly
worded and brutality frank review of the
relations of China to foreign nations. It
was an admirable paper az regarded from
the point of view Of the impartial Philis-
tine, but it was frighIful piece Of impu-
denee and indiscretiou coming. as it did,
from an officer Of the United States gov
eminent temporarily charged with q
semi-diplomatic duty in foreign land.
1t is the theory of all civilized govern.
nents that any structures passed upon the
doings Of q friendly power, or criticisms
ofmembers ofits government 8, enotto be
considered as emAnsting from authority
represented by the offending, therefore
diplomatic and consular officers are for
bIdden to write for newspapers and peri
Odicals during the terms Of their official
service. Shufeldt probably thought he
had eVaded this rule when he wrote his
letter to Sargent pitching into the Chi
nese government, and saying that the
Empress mother was no better than she
should be. The letter was printed IN
San Francisco by Sargent and widely
copied. The letter-writing commodore
is recalled just as he has concluded q
treaty opening to Us the kingdom of
Corea.
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miscellaneous.

st. Johns, n. F., 4.-The steamer
Neptune leaves for Lady Frsnklin BSy
Oh Saturday with Lieutenant Greeley's
party.
Skowhegan, Me-, 5.-Stepheu Coburn,
and 8 prominent member Of the bar,
while tenn porsrily insane from sickness,
drowned himself last evening. His only
son followed him into the river and in
attempting to save him was drowned.
Evansville, Ind, Three women
we're seriously and others slightly Injured
by an explosion of fireworks yesterday.
Williamst own, Mass, 5.-TruEtees of
Williams College voted to give Profess
sor Hewitt, of Chicago, the Chair Of An
Gent Language snd to endow the profes-
sorship with the Garfield memorial fund,
instead of using it to establish chair
for some leading political teacher as st
first intended.
Philadelphia. 4.-Ewing, of the firm
of Fairbanks s Ewing, was drowned
while sailing in yacht race.
Lake George, 1.-The intercollegiate
boat race was won by the University of
Pennsylvanis crew in about minutes
and IS seconds; Wesleyan, Princeton,
Cornell and BoWdoin, in the order
named. The University Of Pennsylvania
crew had no competitor in the eight
cared race.
Rochester, 4.-The ten-mile running
race between Miss Peck, of Michigan,
and Lizzie Pinneo, Of Colorado, was
won by Miss Peek in % minutes and
81 seconds.
Williamstown, Mass, 4.-Ds. Mark
Hopkins delivered at Williams College
a memorial address upon President Gar.
field, at the alumni meeting, or the
formal presentation of the Garfield
memorial window presented by Edward
Field on behalf Of Cyrus Field.
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ESsc.ae OTGers for AtrehGSs ~ SAG as5
BEocEs and Bonds OF Nes YORK.
Gssd San ErGGeEseo;
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We Will pay the above reward for
any case of Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation or Costiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Gated.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, 25
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware of counterfeits and imita-
lions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST & Co., 1.-The
Pill Makers 181 and 183 W.Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a
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committee the arrears bill would be

committee the arrears bill would be
taken up tomorrow.
The speaker presented new rule for
use during urgency, viz: If the COM
mittee decide by three to one mGjority the
question be now put, the question shall be
put forthwith. The amended clause, ss
q substitute for the 10th clause Of the re-
preston bill, was then carried, Bigger,
CAllsn, Metge and Richard Power being
the only membe rs opposing governments
new clause pro vidinR for trial by special
Jurors of criminal cases and inficting
fine Of &20 on special jurors not attending
court.
London, SIN the Commons. this
afternoon, Gladstone moved that the
House go into committee on the arrears
Of rent bill. He said government de-
pended on $4,000, 600 from the. church
surplus fund, and half from the consol-
idated fund, to meet the contingencies
contemplated in the bill. He asked the
House, in the interest Of ali parties and
peace in Ireland, to expedite the bill.
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THE IRISH.
Q Murders and Some
Arrests.

- VA y N III anu kSOAl
Arrests.
Dublin, 3.-There were distur Dances
yesterday at ListoWel, county Kerry.
Mrs. Moore was addressing crowd
when the police dispersed the meeting.
She subsequently addressed the mob at q
railway station. The police again appear
ing were attacked with stones, Whereupon
the riot act was read, and the police pro-
ceeded to disperse the mob, firing revolt
vers. Several persons were hurt and
some arrested. The military had to be
called out.
Dublin, A man was shot dead
early this morning in Seville place, sup.
posed by Fenians. A person passing at
the time noticed three persons, apparently
disputing. Pistol shots were heard, one
man fell, and the other two ran away.
On the man killed was q belt with the
inscription "God Save Ireland" The
body had seven stGbs and four bullet
wounds. The man is identified as Kenny,
an artisan.
Twenty persons were arrested ct
Lsughrea on suspicion OF connection
with the murder of Burke and Trooper
Wallace. They are mostly strangers in
the district, and several are described as
Of Kilnainham.
Kenny was fred at two years ago, as
an informer. A man named Poole and
two others are arrested. The police be-
lieve the arrest ofPoole important ous-
side the present case.
London, AIN the Commons, to-day,
Gladstone renewed the motion declaring
urgency for the repression bill. Carried
402 to 10.
Justin Mccarthy read a resolution
adopted by the Irish members declaring
that in consequence Of their expulsion
and the passage of tie bill through the
COMMITTEE in their absence they would
now leave the House. declaring the bill
unconstitutional, and would not further
participate in the debate on the bill il
committee.
All then quit the chamber except Big
gar, CAllan, Shiel and Metge. a,
Gladstone stated that if the postponed
clauses Of the repression bill passed in tht
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Advances made on consignm9nts OF orr
and bullion received for sale.
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Transact g General Baking
Business.
S%r4fSI Abortion G4pes to ne !SsIs CIR
oTes ard RsslIf0s. Ne solic{t Coz-
SseSEUSe7sGS, GtsGT GssteeSN0 he
EBgbSst AaTxet Prices.

0SI2eoeSOsSs Hade With Prompt RsssgTss.s
ct LOt1sst RGzc5
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oTEoSstss Ct Deposit Issued rIyshss ~
DsmaHd.
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o. .. DEPOs1TARY.
OEsEl[T NLTl1ML BIZ

Paid in Capital $200,0s&
Surplus $I25,0g
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COLLECTIONS MADE AT Low RATg
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accounts Kept on the most TapOgsR
terms.
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suss Ard sells ExshSzsS On Kew EsRE.eS
FRANCHISE CAieaSO' &c. L0aiS. e@AaaA
bOodSn aud principal Continental Gs4aa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-08-23
tpiret publication Aug. 18th 1882.
X. w. MILLER, Attorney.
Sherif's Sale.

coans ot Il Unon s' o GGs1
Horatio II. Gcddes,
Jacob Mccain.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a
Judgement and decree If foreclosure and sale
rendered IN the district court Of Union ,ounly
Dakota Territory in the Attn judicial district NJ
regular term of said court III and 70. said Union
county Oh the 9th day Of August A. ID 1857 In
the above entitled caase, which said judgme Mt
was IN fayor or loratio II. Geddes land against
Jacob Mcs'lain he defendant for the SUB, OF
two hundred and ninety two (S29a .00) dollars
principal and interest and twenty 1--WE (S25 O0D
dollars attorneys fees. amounting in the aggrc.
gate 10 three hundred aud seventeen ($3i7 90,
besides costs taxed at sixteen and 1910 dollars
also decree of foreclosure and sale Of the pre- m.
ises hereinafter def cribed in favor Of Horaio III .
Gcdnes the plaIntiif and aglinst Jacob Mccain
the defendant 10 satisfy said Judgement attvr.
neys fees and costs. aud ais by virtue OF a spec.
al execution to me directed and delivered and
now IN my hands issued out of the clerks Office
81 ne District Court IN and for said county Of
Union ID. T. under the hand Of the clerk thereof
and the zeal Of said Court upon The afore, lid
Judgement and decree ordering me to sell sa Id
properly to satisfy said judgement
did TN the l4th day Of Aust A. ID. 1852 levy
upon the following described real estate of the
said Jacob Mcclain the same that Is described
70 SAID decree and execution ard situated in
Union county Dakota Territory. to-wit:
10 south half OF the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter and the northwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
all In section tonrt a. township eighty nine 1927
Of range forty nine ({9) containing thirty acres
more or less, and shall on Saturday the 33th
day VI September A. d 1882 At the hour Of two
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day at the frunt
door Of the court house TN the city Of ELK Point
county OF Union Dakota Territory proceed 10
sell all the right title and interest OF the above
nam I'd defendant Jacob McClaIn In and 10 the
above described property or much thereof rs
Will be sufficient 10 satisfy said Judgement in
Guiding attui neys fees and costs ~ aforesaid,
amounting to three hundred aud thirty three
and 40 100 t$3s3 40 dollars with interest on the
same from the OH day Of August A. u. 1882 and
al accrning cnstr OF sale ut publl; auction to
the highest bidder for cash.
Dated al nix Point ID. L. this the 18th day OF
August A. D. iSs2,
Alison BovEE. Sheriff Of Union couniy D. T.
T.. W. MILLER, Pills Attorney
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-08-23
Fret publicationJuly i2. 1852.
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas. default has been made IN the pay :
ment OF part OF the money secured by 4 certain
,msooaa' gage bearing date the 2s.h day August
Mary Woodside OF Uniun County and Terri.
tory OF Dakota 70 FIT. Das Of the state OF Wis.
e. ..a which he said mortgage wa: duly filed 70.
Union county, on the sth day 81 September 1879.
at 60 clook +. N. on that day, ard recorded in
book Of mortgages OIL pages s36, 1877 and a3s
and
Whereas. II 10 provided in said mortgage
that IN case IF he breach ofany agreement there
IN contained the whole principal and interest
thereby secured shall. At the option OF the hold
er hereof, Immediately become due and payable.
and no action OF proceeding at law having been
instituted to recover the debt scared BY said
Nov, therefore, No, ice IL hereby given accord.
ing TO the statute in such case made and pr0vi.
ded: thai sy virtue Of the option hsreinbciore
eAid mortgage and duly recorded Herewith as
aforesaid. the subscriber r T. Day owner and
holder OF the mortgage Aforesaid. and the note
thereby sacuret, has. by reason Of default In the
payment OF the money az aforesaid, elected to.
declare the whole principle and INTEREST secured
ny said mortgage due and payable, which said
amounts to the sum If Twenty-Five dollars and
thirfy SIX cinis; and that the said mortgage will
be Iorec.osed to satisfy the amount due on said
mortgHge at the date OF this notice Of sale with
costs hiid expenses OF sale, and twenty Ave dol
lars attorneys fees M stipulated In said inert
gage, IN case Of foreclosure. by sale Of the
public auction on the oath day Of August A. ..
iSez al 10 clock A. NJ. ofihat day Il the font
door 81 the POET Once In the City OF Elk.
Point W said county Of Union The following 10
adescriplion of the nrortgAged premises 20 ss
q ,resnid 20 be sold. substantially az they are
contained IN the said mOrtgagc:-The north half
OF the northeast quarter and the sOuthcsst Quar-.
NE 4 ,of section seven. "a and the southeast
quarter q The southeast quarter u s Y NE ~ Of
section SIX % In t0wnshlpr ninety Ave at range
less. - - 80 =.
Dated this 18th day Of July 1859.
GRlcssY. attorney. IS ~
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LIST publication Ana. Is. 1882.
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the payment OF
the sum OF seventy two dollars principal and sew
en- aud 2o-l00 dollars attorneys fees, which il
Claimed to he due at he date afthis notice upon
certain mortgage. duly executed and delirercd
by John T. Smith and p. che Z. smith bis wife Ia
j. y. watkins bearing date the first day Of April
4. D, 1890 and Only recorded in the Office OF he
Register or Deeds In and for the county Of Union
and Territory Of Dakoia. OF the l4th day Of May
1880 a. 4 o'clock p. NJ. IN Book no. . OF Morigs-
yes, on pages 562 & SIG which said NOR gage Sc
-eared the payment OF ten certain prOmissory
notes therein described, and il was expressly
agreed In said mortgage that II default should
be made In the payment Of said notes or either
OF Them or any part ,hereoffhen all or said notes
should ut once become due and payable.
Aud default has oecn made in the payment Of
said notes. numbered two. three and fonr and
the moftgagee now elects and declares that all
OF said nees re,nai'iiag unpaid and tho whole
amount secured BY said mortgage NJ aforesaid
remaining unpaid became and b. now due and
payable and no att ION or proceeding al law or
otherwise having been instituted 10 recover the
thereof:
Nox there fore notice Is hereby given. that ny
virtue 81 a power Of sale contalncd In said
mortgage and pursuant 30 the statute iu ench
case made and prov idcd o,he said mortgage will
D. doresissa' ana ;hs prsm.es HssSi ho x
east qHarfcr the sonth rast quarter u acc fion
number twenty t2li and The south half Of the
soath west quarter and The snn'h west quarter
Of the roa.b east cnHrter II section number
twenty enc i.li IA. ia Township ninety t9U)
Range forty ei.hi - west VI the III b Y. H..
and con, ai,iig Ito atreH more or ie>s !" Union
count and Territory af Dakota. with the her
ediialncn'- aud spp,sicna1ces. will be soid ~
publiF naci;un. ,othe hEsiesi bidder FIR cash.
10 pay saif dctIt ana interest. aud the taxes u
any. CT said premises and seyen and2o- 100 dot
lars attorneys feds. ~ stipulated in aud by
saldtrnr, gage ,u crse OF ioreclnsare and The
disnhrtetreii;s AL ,wpd'hy iaH. which sale viii
be nude ~ ihc sheriff of raid Union caanty. ~
the RI. n tbos or g tsur. Hon.e :thc CITY OF
Il X Potr, ~ saisi cea,ity md 1rrritory IN =
39th day ~ Sep cnly,r l., 1882, atone Clock
r. N. " tta: day, ubieetteredc,nPfion any
time sw,hin nne year rrom.thc day ofsale. 40
provided hs law
Dated AnSust 18Th \. ". 1872
j. Il. WArEixs Mortgages,
G, Il WALwuRTu. gtt-Fhey fpr Mortgages.
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rifv of he said delegation.

jority Of The said delegation.
.Eesolred, that the said delegation
be and are hereby instructed TO vote
and work tirss last and all the time
against The nonlirMtionof R. n Pet
tiestw.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
inserted in the credentials OF said
delegation.
On motion the ch.ir appointed
the following committee consisting
Of one from each townshipe to pre-
sent names for the Judicial conven-
ton at Canton:
Eilas Rohr,. ]. c. Cittel, Frank
Wade, Robert Duncan, John Selberg,
Knud Paulson and S. s. Adams.
The chairman Of said committee
reported the following names which
were adopted:
Alison Bovee, J. A. Wallace, G. F.
Mallahan, s. s. Adams, Chas. Will
Hams, Ole Gunderson, F. Wade, ST.
las Rohr, John NJ. Peterson and Je-
rome Mangan.
On motion the delegation was in
stlucted TO use all honorable means
for the nomination of J. A. Wallace
for district attorney.
The convention then adjourned.