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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
safe and Secure.

The ponderous and elegant new sa1e
which has recently been placed i'll posi-
sion in Messrs. Allen & Dodge's law OIL
fee, deserves more than passing no'lce'
1t IS of the Mosser Safe and LOCK compa-
nv manufacture, at Cincinnati, o., ana
weighs, as has been stated, 4,2Oo POUNDS
In inside measurement it is As lnches
An height, 26 III with and l6 in depth. l's
thickness is full SIX inches. It's COM
,partments within are four large recepta-
cles for books. and down the center IS a
row of nine small drawers, each proVldeo
with different kind of lock. Above Is
AN iron box, and still above this double
row of pigeon holes, numbering twelve IN
all. The inside double doors are secured
by an intricate lock The outside doors
are also double and secured by come'-
nation lock which, though simple in con-
,struction, is susceptible of almost an end-
less variety of combinations This safe
is both burglar and fire proof and is
secure receptacle for their books and pa
pes and those of their patrons. Messrs
Allen + Dodge havs - caY'sh!e sspu~
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. S. Returns still lncom-
plcte. State estimated very close Re
pub!icans will have maj. of ) to 5 on
joint ballots in the legislature, though
democrats will probably have a ma jority
in the house. Latest returns show re-
publicans will hold their own on con-
gressmen and democratic gam one, the
additional member. 1st district, Dunham
rep. End Finnerty md dem. 3rd Davis,
rep. 4th Adams, rep. 5th Ellwood, rep 9th
Hit, rep. 7th Henderson, rep. sth Callen,
rep. 9th Payson, 1ep. 10th Lewis, rep.
18th Marsh, rep 18th Riggs, dem. 18Th
Springer, dem. l4th Rowell. rep. 18th
Cannon, rep. 10Th Shaw, dem. 18th Moul-
ton, dem 18th Morrison, dem 18th Town
send, dem. goth Thomas, rep. Total, 13
req dem.
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Indian Affairs.

SloUS CITY, Ia, Nov. 9.-Ex- Gov.
Newton, Edmuns, Judge P. Shannon and
J. NJ. Teller, government commissioners
to treat with the Sioux Indians, are in
the city to-day, on their retnrn from the
Pine Ridge, Rosebud and Santo agencies.
willing to divide the great reservation
They report the Sioux Indians are
among the different bands. The govern
ment asks this as step preparatory to
the session of portion Of their reservation
for white settlers. The commissioners
Will now visit Standing Rock, Cheyenne
River, Grow Creek, and Lower Brule
agencies. The report of their work comes
before congress for final action.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
MASSACHUSETTS,

Boston, Nov. 9.-The Journal says 1t
is written IN the book of predictions at
the state house that Gov. Long will be
chosen United States senator to succeed
Senator Hoar, whose term expires March
3, 1883 Lieut.. Gov. Ames is booked as
the successor of Congressman Long, and
as his services will not be needed at
Washington unless there should be
special session, until December, 1883, 1t
will depend upon the date Of the election
to fill the vacancy in the Second district,
whether Ames will resign before the date
Of the meeting of congress. The resigna-
ton of the lieutenant governor could
only be filled oy popular vote.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
DAKOTA.
[By Associated Press.1

BY Associated Press
PIERRE, Oak, Nov. S.-Thc number OF
votes cast IN Pierre, Hughes county, Da-
kota, republican parties was as follows:
For delegate to congress, Raymond, 22O,
district attorney, Smith, 730, council, Nc
lntosh, 2l3, repre- sentative, Sterling, 226
Democratic party, delegate to congress,
Brookings, SO, district attorney, Thomp-
son, Al, council, Harris, 50, rep. Duncan,
46
DEADwooD, 10a a. m, Nov. s.-Result
of elections Of Is precincts so far recelv-
ed, for congress Raymond, 1887, Brook
ings, 40, for sheriff, Wright, 902, Wan
ming, ,259, for district attorney, Plow-
man, 1927, Miller, 1853, for council,
Washa hraugh, i,03o, Dudley, 1914, for
legislature, Dorrlngter, 900, Bowman,
Isl, Wilcox, S74, Rinehart, 967, Chateau,
l Jos, Smith, 1,o42.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The follow
ing is the Pennsylvania congressional
delegation elected yesterday: First,
Bingham, rep; 18th, Brumm, rep; End,
O'Neil, rep greenback; 3rd, Randall,
dem: l4th, Barr, rep; 4th, Kelley, rep;
10Th. Post, dem; 5th, Harmon, rep; 10Th,
Brown, rep; 9th, Everhart, rep: 18th,
Kimmell, dem: 9TH, Evans, rep; 10Th,
Duncan, dem; Sth, Ermentrott, dem
Goth, Curtin, dem; 9Th, Smith, rep: 2lst,
Boyle, dem; 10th, Mutchler, dem; 22nd,
Hopkins, dem: llth, Storm, dem; 2Srd,
Bayne, rep; 18th, Onrrelly, den; oath,
Lawrence, rep; 25th, Patterson, dem;
Goth, Litter, rep; 9th, Brsluerd, rep; at
large Elliott, dem.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S. Official and
estimate returns from every county in the
state except Elk and Forest, give Patti
son, dem, for governor. 22,l22 plurality.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
The Kindred Fight.

Special to the Alert. ... ...
FARGO, Nov. S.-'lhc election in the
Fifth district IS SO badly mixed that no
one can tell or even intelligently estimate
the result. At the Kindred headquarters
at Bralnerd at ten oclock this evening the
returns then in gave Kindred a small ma
jorlty, and 1t Is bebelved that the places
yet to hear from will give Kindred hand
some majority. The Moorhead News
claims the election of Nelson by sixteen
hundred but the calculation leaves out
Crow Wing county which it Is confidently
expected will give twenty-five hundred
majority for Kindred. | think he is
elected by small majority. Nothing de-
finite can be learned before Friday or
Saturday.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, Nov. S.--The total vote of
Massachusetts,, all but one town, gives
Butler l33,904, Bishop l20,6l2, Almy
1929. Buffers plurality is 1882 Re-
turns show plurality on the republican
state ticket, except Bishop of about 49,
$50. The executive council will stand I
republicans and democrat. The total
greenback vote in the state is 1900 The
following are the pluralities for the con-
gressmen elected: LIST district, rep, s., 500;
End, j. D. Long, rep, 1880; 3rd, A. A.
Ramney. rep, 3,lo5; 4th, P. A. Collins
dem, 1894; 5th, Leopold Morse, dem and
independent, 2,273; 9th, II. B. Lowering,
dem, and &. Buck, $500: 7th. E. F.
Stone, rep, 1000; sth, VIM. A. Russell,
rep, 522; 9th, 7 Lyman, civil service re-
form, endorsed by democrats, 2,2oO; 10th,
4. W. Rice, rep, $50; 18th, VIM. Whit
ney, rep, 6,776; 18th, G. d. Robinson,
rep, 3,52S. Democratic gain of 3.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
Railroad Building.

CHICAGo,.l Nov. 9.-The Railway
Agent states ralwayc obstruction during
October in the United States aggregated
loss miles of main track and II different
lines in 80 states, making, during 10
months of the present year, 9,l43 miles
on 299 lines, in 43 states and territories,
and estimates the total construction for
the year at between 1000 and $4,000
miles, which far exceeds the construction
in any previous year. Dakota leads IN
the construction during the past month
with l3l miles. Texas neyt with 66 miles
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
BURLEIGH COUNTY.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
Ey the governor of Dakota Territory
His cxcellency, Chester A. Arthur, president of
the United States, having designated Thursday
the Both OF November next,t be observed through
out the nation, as day Of Thanksgiving and
praise, 1t becomes the agreeable duty of the cxecu
tive OF the territory to call upon all the people to
render homage to the Creator and preseryer for the
manifold blessings vouchSafcd to them. among
which may be especially mentioned life, health,
religious and educational advantages and ration
al cnJoyments. Churches and school houses now
dot our broad praires from Nebraska to the In
ternatonRl line, pure water hitherto beyond reach
IN some parts or the territory, has been found and
brought up IN great abundance from the depths of
the earth; the golden we'll filled wheat and the
full ripe ears of corn fill our storcouses to over
howlng. The past season has been all that could
be desired the harvest in every section has been
so abundant that it has repaid the labors of the
husbandman more than fourfoid. Ourpopulaton
has been largely augmented by tte best Classes of
native and forcign.born citizens, who. in MANY
instances, have like the pa trarchs of old brous
with them their focks and their herds, their sons
and their daughters, to take and enjoy the m,niti-
cent allotments of land which wise and generous
government has made the brthright of every citl-
zen Of the republic.
No devasting commotion of the clements: no
deathdcaing pes;ilcnce has visited any portion OF
our territory; peace and unprecedented prosperity
have reigned supreme within our borders.
In view of all these and many other blessings
in the past. and of the absolute need of divine
guidance in the future, I, Nehemiah G. Ordwav.
governor of the territory Of Dakota, do recommend
that Thursday, the 30th day of November next be
observed as day of thanksgiving, prayer and
praise throughout the ter0itory of d akota and do
urgently request that the people abstain from their
accustomed pursuits and that they assemble in
their usual places of worship, and offer to Al
mighty God, that tribute of thanksgiving and
praise which is due for Ills protecting care over
the?, and to make devout suppcation for a con-
tinuance Of His divine favor in the future.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv
hand and caused to be affixed the great seal of the
territory
Done at iankton the capital of Dakota territory,
on this 2Sth day of October. A. d. 1882
N. G. ORDwAY
BY the governor: Geo. II. Hand, secretary of the
tprr
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Times says:
Complete returns from counties are now
being received, which increases the ma
jority of Clevelan9 for governor to 1885,
900, aud that the official vote will make
his majority not less than 100000.
Returns on the state legislature show
the senate to be composed of 81 republi-
cans and 20 democrats. The house has
u republicans certain, with possible
79; democrats "A with possible 76, Civ
ing the republicans a majority of II to Is
on joint ballot, which means the election
Of republican, which would make the
congressional delegations stand republi-
ran
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, Nov. s,--Rcylsed and correct
returns from 225 towns give Hale 1910.
Edgerly 36,l74, scattering 92l OF the
remaining towns majorities are small.
Five have heea received Which, with gov
ernor's vote of lSSG, and the remaining six
towns give EdgcrIy l7o majority, which
makes Hates majority 257. Tins major
ity probably cannot be reduced below $50
and may reach SEQ. The senate stands IL
republicans aud democrats. One dis
trict makes no choice. and districts are
in doubt The republicans will have
about % majority and 4 of ) councillors,
HAYNES and Ray republican, candidates for
congress, have about 2,oeo plurality each.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
MINNESOTA.

BRAINERD, Nov. S.-The total vote in
the 5th district is l7,95s. 10 this hour
Kindred received S,s25, Nelson 1859,
Barnum 1874 Official returns of Brain
erd city gives Kindred 2,o4s, Nelson l51,
Barnum AZ. ..
BRA1NERD, Mimi, Nov. s, $50. p. m.-
Count of ballot in this city up to tins hour
gives Kindred 1000, Nelson 1873, Barnum
432. Total vote polled, ,222 The count
will not be finished before p. M, but
will not change the above figures materi-
ally. ..
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov 9.-Returns up to mid
night leave republican state officers still
in doubt. Smith, republican, for state
treasurer, has majority of about 1000
above Orendorf, democrat, on returns in,
but there are portions of about twent
counties not heard from, and as most
them are in the southern part of =
state, which is largely democratic,
returns may overcome this. Stratton, L
publican, for superintendent of schools.
runs behind his ticket, and the general
opinion is that he will be defeated by
Rats, democrat
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.--Commisslont

WAsuINGToN. Nov. 9.--Commissloner
Mcfarland to-day sent instructions to the
T.. s. land office at Mitchell, Dakota, to
withhold timber culture applications
from Nos 1870 to 1o,2sl, and home
stead applications from Aes, ~ $50 to
% 40, on account of fraudulent antept
IN purchase. 1t has come To the know
ledge of the commissioner that these
nurchasers have been sought for the use
and sales Of relinquishments. 1t is also
kaewn that the township plats have not
been filed aad the land is therefore SUD-
ject 70 eptyy,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Complete re-
turns show that the next state senate will
stand % republicans and 2l democrats.
Returns from nearly all the assembly dis
tricts and careful estimate OF those NOT
heard from, give the democrats 10 mem
bers and republicans 81. These figures
will not be materially changed. The
present senate stands 30 republicans and
IS democrats. House, l22 republicans and
79 democrats.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. s.--Thc following
congressman have been elected; First
district, John Wlnans, dem: End, H.
Sumner, dem: 3rd, Burr Jones, dem: 4th,
?. V. Deuster, dem; 5th. Jos. Rankin,
dem; 9th, Wing Price, rep: 9th, Isaac
Stephenson, rep. Democratic gain of
4. Winans' election is not conceded bv
all republican managers, but private ad-
vices received tonight from reliable
sources, state W1nahs' election by a
small majority.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
IOmelal.1
LOfflelal.]
Proceedings Of the Board Of County Com
misslOnerS in Session Nov. q, 1882.

lCAIeldI'J
Proceedings Of the Board Of County Com
mlssloners in Session Nov. g, 1882.
Present, Hendrick and Moran.
Not being full board present, the
tax list laid over until Thursday, and
board adjourned to examine bridges
repaired by A. Mckechnie, to meet again
Thursday at 10 o'clock a. m, Nov 8,
1882. GEORGE w. VENNUM,
County Clerk.
. Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners In session Nov. 9, 1882.
Full board present.
Nickeus in the chair
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
On motion, the bridges as repaired by a.
McKechnie being satisfactory, he was al
lowed balance of $3.50 for repairing same.
On motion, the tax list as returned by
the clerk, was ordered turned
over to the county treasurer and treasur-
er authorized to collect the same as re-
quired by law.
The bill of Mrs. f. Barlow for the care
of Herman Krestchmer, pauper, not al
lowed, she not being authorized by the
board, as there was no assistance asked
by the pauper or any person in his be-
half.
On motion B. NJ. Hicks was authorized
TO furnish the county with one car loac
chestnut coal at the sum of SIS per ton.
The reports of J. T. Eager, coroner, laid
over until receipt of county treasurer be
returned with report.
The following bills were allowed:
GEORGE D, Barnard g. Co., blank bonds for
Thomas s. Collins, 3 days judge of election -,
jamestown precinct ;,,d,,a 90 .i.ction
Jamestown precinct. .:..;..::...'i...::' "
John Dee, days judge Of election, james : ~
town precinct t...........-........' y '"
viii Clark. days clerk of election. James-
W., tn,n n 'recinct ................. 0(
George f. Webster, 3 days crcrk of election, \,
jamestown precinct .:....;..;..;..;...: "
WI, VIII, ,'.'' ...... 9(
j. p Fargo. 5 days petit juror and mileage, 81, .,
September court ...: :........., ~ "
John tul Slntan,hsr court. ................ q
HeHrv G.. Bensch, 10 days petit juror and - =,
mileage, September court ......;....;,.. "
F. ". holiace. days grand juror and mile =,
ace September court ~
Joseph Mason, 10 day spett Juror. September - ~
COnrt 80. ::,,,,..s:tt ~ "
!. ]. Flint 10 days petit juror, S"ptembei -, ~
Board adjourned until Nov. 2'' 1857
10 O'Clock q. m. GEO. W. VESNUM,
County Clerk.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
SLOW RETURNS.
The Alert Man Goes Out in Quest OF the
Ypsilanti Returns and Interviews
One Of the Judges.
The Kidder County Capital Agitation AS.
suming Proportions-Steele and
Dawson Each Preparing for the
'sI.ast Ditch'' Conflict.
Ypsilanti.

The proprietor of the Alert, knowing
the anxiety of the people generally to
hear from the Ypsllanti precinct, hired a
rig yesterday afternoon about o'clock
and went down there. Upon our arri-
val we were met by Mr. Colby, who
was one of the judges of election. In an
swer to an inquiry as to the result of the
election in his precinct, he replied that
"John Moore got more votes than Nc
Kcchnie and that Nicrling got ali the
votes cast" He struggled Will, h,s mem
ory moment and then asked If Mr..
Nierlng was on the peoples ticket Be
ing told that he was not, he said that
there were few peoples tickets voted,
and he thought there must have been
seven or eight. We asked him if the re-
turns had been sent to jamestown, and
he said they had been sent down by Mr..
Kline, who, by the way, was not a men,
Der Of the election board. Being wholly
unable to learh anything definite, we
started homeward, no wiser for the pains
we had taken to get the news. When
nearly half mile out Of town we were
overtaken by a gentleman on horseback,
who seid that the returns had not been
sent to jamestown but were at the post
office, and wanted to know if we would
not drive back and get them. We replied
that we had no authority which would
justify us in lugglng an election box
around the county, and that no one had
such right but one of the judges Of that
precinct. This revelation seemed to sur
prise the gentleman very much, as he was
of the opinion that 1t could be toted
around by anyone. Thus it is that we are
compelled to go to press this morning
after a tedious ride Of twenty-five miles
without being able to give our readers a
single ray of light, and all because Mr..
Colby was not able to answer a sim
pie question. 1t is very likely, however,
that there were thirty-six votes cast in
that precinct, and that eight of them were
in favor of Mr.. Mansfield, which would
give Nierllng one majority in the county.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
An IlnDOrtant Case.

AS stated in the Alert yesterday morn
ing the Kidder county contest IS going to
terminate in a legal fight over the county
seat. In answer to a telegram w. Z.
Dodge, of the law firm of Allen e. Dodge,
of this city, went to Steele day before yes
tcrday to examine the merits of the case,
and by like summons Gen. Wilson, OF
the law firm of Wilson & Ball, of Fargo,
went TO Dawson on the same train for
similar purpose. The general state of the
case seems to be that the vote on the
county seat question IS a tie. and the
Dawson people claim that by the rejec-
tion of legal vote at = poll in the vicln-
ity of Steele it was made tie, otherwise
Dawson would have had one majority.
There will, no doubt, be several points of
attack made. AS the matter now stands
Steele ls on the defensive and awaiting
the attack. Gen. Wilson is planning his
legal campaign against Steele and Mr..
Dodge has prepared his breast works in
defense. There IS plenty of money on
both sides to fight the thing to the last
ditch, and there is settled determination
on both sides to do it. The recognized
ability of the attorneys employed ou both
sides indicates that the ground will be
contested inch by inch, and We may rea-
sonably expect to see the case grow into
the most important one in the judicial
records of the territory. The Alert has
no disposition to go further into the mer-
its of the kidder county contest than Is
required in giving the news. 1t would be
improper to attempt to manufacture pub
lie sentiment in favor of the one or the
other, and it has no disposition to do So
There will, no doubt, be great many
sensations connected with the case as it
progresses, and 'lightning'' will strike
IN many unexpected places. These the
Alert will give to the public as items OF
news. but the law aud the material facts
of evidence should be left to be disposed
of by the courts before which the case
will be heard. 1t may be safe to antici-
pate, however, that every person who
cast vote In that county will have his
right to do SO investigated
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-10
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. s.-The only rea
contests IN the state for congressman were
between Hernendon, dem, and Smith,
rep, in the First district, Herbert, DEM,
and Rice, rep, and Shelbey, dem, and
Craig. rep, in the Fo -rth; Prior, dem.
and Shelley, rep, IN the Eighth. All gone
democra tic Third district elects Oats
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Real Estate Sales.

The real estate transfers placed on re-
cord since last report last Friday morning
amount to $2s,02l.50, about 100000 less
than last week. This falling off is due
partially to the people being engrossed
with the election and partially from the
business OF the register of deeds being re-
tarded in the work of recording on ac-
count of the election being held at that
office. Following is the record for the
| week:
U S to Joseph Bennett, NV or sec %,
tp 149, 65; 5000. COMMITTED home
stead.
U S to Walter Pryor NV or sec 6, tp l4s,
60; Sls6Sl.
US to Warren H Wetmore, Sc or sec
%, tp 140, 81; $500. Presumption.
A T Lawrence and wife to o T Allen,
Inf sec %, tp l39, 63; $4,000.
b s Russell to NJ and NJ Miller, sec 3,
tp 137, r 81: $500.
Geo F Ashley to Fl l. Ashley, W hf NV
or sec -, tp l39, r 63; s767.26.
DL Wilbur to NJ and J Schics, hf
sec II, tp 1873, G2; $2,24O.
NPi II to W PolgIass, sw or and "
hf Sc or sec %, tp al, 63; $780,
NPR II to D NJ Kelleher, lot 10, blk
%, Jamestown; 1925.
N p r r to Irving E Athcrton, sw or
NV or sec 25, tp 14l, r Ga; $l6s.
N 2 II r to Irving E Atherton, sw Or
sw or sec l, tp 40, GA; sl6o.
PRRtoS X McGinnis, secs % and
and 81, tp IA, r IS; $4,000.
PRRt to VIM Heulster, sec 7, tp l42,
IS; $2,7S3.44.
N RR to Joel V Taylor. W hf sec l,
tp 143, r 65; $3.50.
NPRR to Joel V Taylor, sec 27, tp
13S, 62 s2,56o.
Chas A Bird to Mary G Vermilye, lots
397 to 4OS, both inclusive, and lots 256,
and lots l to II, both exclusive, in Jones
Park, Jones & Vennum's add $3.50.
D ID Pillsbury to Geo II Keen, blk 6, in
Curtin,s add, $3.50. Quit claim.
= A G Chambers to S X McGinnis, lot 7,
blk IS, jamestown, 81. QUIT claim.
J Humphrey to r Reynolds, lot 10, bk
Al, Klaus add; sl,S0o.
Sarah B Jones to Jois G Lewis, lots lis
and ll9, Jones & Vennum's add; S4O0.
j w Tousley and wife to J G Pond, lots
IL and II, blk 20, New Minneapolis, $40.
Steward l. Moore to Lizzie Sanford, lot
IL. blk 67, Klaus add; $3.50.
Edison d Strong and David Curtin to E
s Miller, lot bk l, Pannell & Til eston's
add; $500.
Eugenia ] White to VIM NJ Lloyd Jr.,
lot 10, bk 26, jamestown, 500.
Fuller, Allen g. Dodge to Edith F Trcd
we'll, lot 4, blk 8, Riverside add; $500.
Fuller, Allen s. Dodge to Frank H
Loomis, lot S. bk 6, Riverside add; 5000.
D Curtin to b Holcomb, lot 2, bk 10,
Curtin's add; $3.50.
VIM Nren to trustees of Baptist church,
lot l, blk IS, Klaus add; 800.