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Summons.
TERRITORY or WAsHTNToS, cS
CoCSTT % WAIIA " ALA

-
CoCSTT % WAIIA WSLLA-
In the District Court Of the Territory Of
Washington and f1r the F:-st Judicial
District thereof, holding terms at
Wslls Walls, Wa.la Wala
County, IL said Territory.
John II. St:Al, pla;R.if, vs.. +. AIbrecht,
Defendant.
TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
% T. Abrecht. defendant: You ar
hereby required 70 appear in al action,ur5uZht
against You ty John H. Stahl, plaintiff, IL the
District Court Of the Territory of Washing
:an and for the First Judicial district thereof,
holding terms az WallG N9Na, Wa-la Nalia
County, in SAID Territory, 20 answer the COM
uisin. nf plaintiff tiled IN Wal,a Walia County
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons, exclusive OF the day OF service, il
served in said county. I: not served in said
county but in said District, N thirty DAYS. Il
served in any other Judicial District in the
Territ ~, in forty days. II served y publ
cation within sixty DAYS after the Gate OF this
summons, OF the said p'aintif VIII take JUDI
ment against you by uefanlt, according q the
PRAYER Of the complaint. Saitacti0n !. brought
5v the plaintiff T. recover from defendant the
sum q Sj-S0.S5, due - plaintiff from aefenG-
ant, on account for good. wares and msrChan-
disc. sold and delivered by plaintiff TO defend
ant between December Il, ISL, and March
q, lSS2, and for costs o; this action.
Witness the Hon. $. c. WIyGARD.
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
sDsD1-S Court Of Washington TERRITORY,
S,s!L,S StaL and Jude az said Court, and the
seal thereof affixed, This 9TH day
IF March, !. ID. ISS2.
a REEVES AYRES. Clerk
CATION & CRONLEY,
Plaintiffs Att,rneys.
li-1t
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bOGy and cause numerous DISEASES that Laii'c
ordinary medical treatment. If allowed to
continue, tie UnnatureI loss affects the vital
oygans. which cause destroying diseases
CONSUMPTION, dialetes, Bnght's disease, jaun-
dice insanity. etc. ENc-SseS, non Use, abuse.
Inherited weakness, malnutrition, spinal and
cerebral complaints Dring on the aboye fatal
disease. Debility and seminal weakness OBJ
struc. the important and necessary acts OF life
and their enj,ymeats. Cures guaranteed.
Diseases q the genito urinary organs, kidneys
liver and bladder 4 speciality. The many COM
plants anl diseases of women speedily eu-ei
Consultation at otice or by letter, free and con
fdeutiL Trial bottle Of either free Of
charce. Call OF address Dr. IEebig & Co,
No. 40 Geary street, conner Mason, san Fran
CISCO Cal Private entrance i05 Mason street
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NOTICE.

4 LLPERSONS INDEBTED To PAINE
"A Brothers are hereby notified that all notes
and accounts have bsen placed in the hands Of
y. p. Hal fer collection. II immediate SET
tlement Is made no expense viii be added.
Once, first door back Of First National Bank
IN Paine Brothers building.
1Sa PAINE RROTEERG.
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Notice for Publication.
y.xD Orr1sr AT WALIA WAILA W T.
MAJ ch llth, lSS2

y..>D orr1cr AT WaLIA WALLA W T.
Ma, ch Ilth. lss2.
OoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the following named settler has filed no.
to- of his intention 10 make final proof IN IN
Snn-ort Of his claim, and that said proof VII
he m.5e before L. s. Land 0fice at Mala
WaIIa- W. T.. on April 18th. ISL, Wis: Pat
r;ck Ay3e. Homestead No. 1ooS toE the =
SFi aud SEA SNt. Sec Is, and NEt NNt'
Sec %. T. :, y. L. s., l. ". NJ
He names the following witnesses T. prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land, viz:
SAMUEL VAN SCorkE, Of "siia ali'- w l.
DAVID WOOrEN, :,
Noah DAySOS,
C. <. FRAZIER
II-5t Z. Fl. MORRISON, Resi-ter.
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will mail lfreel the recipe for simple
VPEFTaBLE BALM that viii remove IAN
FRECKLES, PIMPLES and BLOF, HIS
leaving the skin soft, clear and ieaGtifn' ''.-'
instructions i,r producing 4 ;uxGIilHt growih,
Of hair on ! bald head OF smooth fac Al
dress. incl1Sing stamp. Ben. N.lndei * Go. .
Beekman Street, y. Y -ii'>-d
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN
DE- ePINNEH 4 60.
Notice for Distribution.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. J :
Comfy Cf E-alla WaIla

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. 50
County OF Walla Walla.
IN PR0BAIE-In the matter OF the Estate
OF CHARLES HERZOG, deceased.
ON READING and fling the petition Of
ELIZABETH HERZ0C, Administrators OF
the Estate OF CHARLES HERZ0G. de-
ceased, setting forth that she has flied her faal
account as such AGnInistfatix in the matter
Of said Estate, and that the same has been
duly audited, allowed and confirmed, and
that portion 0; said Estate remains 70 be
divided among the heirs Of SAID deceased,
and praying among other things for an order
OF distribution OF the residue Of said Es-
tate among the persons ther,unto entitled
II Is ordered, that all persons interested in
the Estate Of the said CHARLES HERZOG
deceased, be and appear before the Probate
Court of said county Of Nalla Walla, on
Monday, the 22a day Of May, 1852, at tie
hour OF | o'clock, P. Il, 81 said day. Il en-
and there to show cause Why ~ 0. Ter OF
distribution should not be made OF the resi-
due OF said Estate among the heirs Of the
sand CHARLES HERZOG, deceased, &C
cOrding 10 law
l. IS further ordered, that q co7y Of this
order DC published for FIVE successive weeks
before the said 22i day Of May, 1852, III the
Nalla Naila STaTEsNAN. weekly neg spa
per printed aid puthshel IN the CITY and
county OF Walla Walla. DATED, March -,
1852 K. GUICHARD.
Judge ard Clerk of SAID Court.
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JURORS.

The following are the grand aud petit
jurors for the May term OF court which
meets on Monday, the lst:
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Sicu aS LJss o. EiI.iIOIE, I.aS'Itutt, NNctIfIla
Emissions, Aversion, TO society, Dimness Of
Vision, Noises in the head; The vital fluid
Passing unoLserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead - insanity ana death.
Dr. Mintie VIII agre= T. forfeit Fi~ Han
dred Dollars for case Of this kind the Vital
Restorative (unler his special advice and treat
ment) viii not cure, or Tor anything impure or
injurious found in T. nr. Niintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Free Thorough examination
ard advice. including analysis - urine X &C
Price of V.lal Restorative - CO bottle,
four times tAe quantity, so co: sent To any
address vpnn receipt OF. rrcr, ~ {. o. u, s.
cur- from ulSer, atom. and IN private nIIne Il
desired, Ly i +. MINTiE, II. D.,
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Notice for Distribution.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ! 9
Caunty OF Walia Walk. 30
IN PROBATE-In the matter q the E,.ate
Of l. J. BOULON, deceased.
on READING and fin. the petition Of
~ PAUL 4. /. BOULOS, A3lninis;r.tor
Of the estate Of l.. l.. BOCL0N. deceased.
setting forth that be has filed his tinal account
As such AfministratGr IN tie matter of said es-
tate, and that the sane has been duly alditei.
allowed ami confirmed, and that a portion Of
SAID estate remains o. be diTiied among tie
heirs oi said deceased, and praying among
other things Tor an order Or distribution nf the
residue ct said estate among the persons there
INTO entitled
It Is ordered, that al Persons interested in
the estate 0f the said /. l. ROULON. de-
ceased, be and appear before the Probate Court
of said county ot Walla Walla, On TUESDAY
IN. Sd day Of May, IsS2, at the hour of 10
O'Clock 4. ". 81 said day. then and there % show
cause wig an order % distribution should not
ie made Of the residue Of said estate a1acnr
the heiIs % the said l. L BUCLON. de-
ceased, according % law.
L Is further ordered, that copy Of this Or
der he Published for FIVE successive weel.s be
fore the said e2d DAY Of MaT, 1882, in the
Waila Walla STATESMAN, weekly newsrar,er
p.inted and published in the city aud eoun.v
OF Wslla Wai.a Dated Walla Waila, March
21tf, ISL
2 GUICHARD,
u Judge and Clerk OF said Col,t.
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REHEDI

i = uevc. f5J ~ are
for Nervous L,eh1ity.
EN Lau-tei Vitality,
ninal Weakne=,,
Sperr1at0rrhra, Lest
Mar Hood, ImPoten
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible Effects Of
elf-Abuse, Youthful
follic,. and excesses
in matUrer Years -
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Da. EEERsG

6 CONTINUES To TREAT
< successfully # homeopa-
thy every form Of specia! OF
cirrrjc di case without mer-
curry "r r4useuus drugs. DR..
L;rh!E's Invi@Drlt9r Is = posi-
tive and permanent cure for
seminal weakness, uervous and
J hysira' debility. lost man
hood, vital exhaustion. and al
tie terrible results Of abused
nature, excessive aui youthful
f"..;os. The doctor Will agree
in TritiEg to forfeit Sl.000 for
"a cl-e shat lie undertakes and
fails . ,.as. The reason thou
sands canned get cured Of Sem
in-l weakness asB the above
diseases i owing 70 q complica-
tiCa called hro,tatorrhea. which
require = asrecial remedy DR..
LieUi-'s-uviEGrat2=, No. >, is 4
specific cura fOr PrDstatorrhea.
Price of either InvisUratcr, 81
per bottle, or 6 bottles for SO.
Sent TO any address securely
coveredfrym observation. Sem
NAL weakness and prostatorr-
hea driin vitality from the
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IA It
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-06-24
Whatcoln.
From our regular correspondent

From our regular correspondent
WHATcoM, June IS, 1882.
EDITOR ENTERPRISE:
j. Y. Collins, who fell from the mill
last Tuesday, is recovering. At first it
was thought he had received great injury,
though the only trouble is badly
bruised arm.
Mrs. Felmley, of Ferndale, has been in
town the past week, visiting with old
neighbors.
Matte Nesselroad, teacher of Noun,
View school, was in Whatcom last week.
Bellingham Bay has been boisterous for
several days, making it dangerous to ven>
ture out In small boats.
Surveyors Austin 8 Gilman, of Seattle,
arrived by the Welcome to-day. They
will go to work Immediately, as 1t will
take two or three months to complete the
work.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-06-24

"A new postoffice has been established
just east of Joe Lary's slough, called Mt.
Baker, with NJ. 3. Cook, of Laconner, as
postmaster. Mr.. Cook has in course of
erection q new house at that point, Is by
20 feet, and enc story and half in highth.
1t is his intention to move his family there
as soon as the building is finished.
Fry s. Won Gorahean, Of East Sound,
will shortly commence the construction
of small schooner at the head of East
Sound, to be used in trading among the
small islands. She will be 40 feet long,
16 feet beam, and loot hold. Fry and
Thompson will build the vessel.
Work at the lime kiln at East Sound,
Orcas Island, is suspended for the present,
but at the San Juan, Eureka, and 6curr
Bros. kilns, on San Juan Island, business
i, booming. San Juan lime is worth 50
barrel in Portland at present.
Carl & Bowman have recently opened
logging camp on Judge Bowman's
place, at the me nth of East Sound. They
employ seven men, and have now in the
water over 100000 feet. They will run
their camp till fall.
IS. G.. Chadwick and Mr.. Phillips
came over from Lopez island Thursday
evening. Mr.. Chadwick reports the wool
crop ON the island this year as being
unusually good, averaging A. pound to
the fleece. Mr.. G. disposed of his first
clip at "a cents pound.
Fl. E. Gilkey returned from cruise
up the Skaget, last week, where he has
been prospecting for coal. He reports
that indications were favorable for a
good quality of coal and found in paying
quantities.
John E. Davis, the popular black
smith at Laconner, is doing good bust
ness and turning out some irst-class
work. He is busy doing all kinds Of
logging camp work.
We call attention to the advertise.
ment of j. & G. Caches, at Laconner, the
live merchants at that place. They carry
large stock of goods, and sell reason
ably for cash.
"A gentlemen just from the Samish
informs us that logging business is on the
boom. McRae and company are hauling
abuut $4,000 to 10000 feet per day, some
of which will scale 1000 and 5000 each.
From twelve to fourteen m en- are at
work on the south fork of the Skaget
river, clearing away the jam caused by
the recent high water.
The people of san Juan will cele-
brate the 4th with d picnic, dance, etc.
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II III H ID A N CE
CALL FOR BIDS
FOR COUNTY PRINTING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ASKING FOR BIDS
~ to do the County Printing for year from the
date Of acceptance. Said bids to be hled In the
Auditors Office on or before the first day of the
August term Of the Board of County Commissioners.
BY order of the Board Of County Commissioners
Of Whatcom County. W.T..
Dated Whatcom County, May S0th, 1882.
H. yLOTHIER,
l2h Auditor Of Whatcom County, w. T.
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BORN.

STEVENS-At East Sound, June 10Th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens, son.
ANGELL-At East Sound, June 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph. Angel, son.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-06-24
CARPET WEAvnrG

THE UNDERSIGNED is NOW PREPARED FOR
weaving Rag Carpets to order at the following
reasonable prices:
STRIPED CARPETS 25 CTs. PER YARD
PLAIN CARPETS i. 20 CTs. PR YARD
will also furnish the warp, II required. ct the
rate Of 12h cents per yard. The warp can be pro-
cured at the store Of A. Bowman Co., Anac0rtes.
Carpets woven for parties In Laconner will be left
at the store Of L. L. Andrews.
Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed
Address by letter or otherwise,
MRS. o. HAROLDSON,
13tf Anscortes. Fidalgo Island.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-06-24
NOTICE.

uOUsEKEEPER wANTED-A WIDOW WOMAN
with several children preferred. Apply by letter
or in person to T. B. JENKINS, Guemes Island.
Whstcom County. W. T. 12u
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-06-24

Steamer leaves Seattle at 10 o'clock Sunday night.
| arriving at Edison Monday afternoon Leaves What
com Tuesday morning ut O'Clock tor Edison.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-06-24
Maryland House,
LACONNER, W.T..

LACONNER, W.T..
NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN KEEP
~ ing up the well established reputation Of
the house as one of the quietest and best kept
hotels in the territory. No LIQUORS SOLD.
Everything clean and neat about the premises.
Special efforts will be made to keep the table
supplied with the best the market can afford,
and to see that the food is properly cooked aud
served second to no other house In the terri
tory. A large reading room for the accomo :.
dalton of guests.
o JOHN McGLINN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-02
The Hnckct shop Evil.

Chicago, March 2.-The committee APP
pointed by the board OF trade to examine
into the bucket shop evil, have served a
notice on the Western Union, protesting
against that company's purchasing the
quotations, which they obtain from the
regular board to the bucket shops, de-
claring that they will allow the Western
Union and gold and stock companies TO
collect quotations for this purpose in
the future. In the meantime, the buck.
ct shops have gotten out a temporary in.
junction. restraining the Telegraph com.
pany from Withholding quotations, set.
ting forth that the company are under
contract to furnish them.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-02
Washington Notes.

Washington, March 2-Soms demo.
clatic congressman are very much OPP
posed to giving anything like party
support to Vests bill for wiping cut the
national bank circulation. They say
this is q dangerous question and that
the democratic party will suffer If 1t sup.
ports Vests bill. There will be an eli
fort probably to smother it in commit
tee. One democrat says it may be very
good measure for Missouri where green.
backism prevails, but that it ls dan
gerous one for the party to indorse and
that he is determined to oppose it.
Senator ingalls, denies emphaticall.
the statement that he is opposed t,
Conkling confirmation. He says he il
personally aud particularly friend o
Conkling's.
In the Mason court martial Col. Rob
inson testified to the good character O
the prisoner. Argument commenced.
| The president nominated Corneliu
A. Logan, of Illinois, envoy extraordi
nary and minister plenipotentiary of th
United States to Chill; John B. Weaver
of North Carolina, as United States COZ
sui to Bohea.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-02
Crime record.

Cincinnati, March "a Georgetown,
Ohio, special says that Charles Fry, in
Jail under an indictment for burning
barn, was shot and instantly killed last
evening by J. P. Helburg, ir., son of the
sheriff. Fry was powerful young mu-
latto and had been breaking the furni-
ture Of his cell. When the sheriff went
to give him supper Fry made murder
ous assault upon him, whcreupon young
Helburg fired shot Which killed the
prisoner.
Lebanon, Ohio, March 2.---Mrs. Sarah
Taylor, sixty years Of age, was yesterday
convicted of grand larceny. She has
been living alone for years and has been
stealing all sorts OF property, for which
she could have no use whatever, and
concealing it about her house. One theft
was committed thirteen years ago.
st. Louis, Mo-, March Ia Verona
Mo-, dispatch says: Last Monday, Row.
ley, ir, without warning and from be.
hind stable, fred at Sheriff Hopkins
of Barry county, hitting him in the breast
causing his death. Rowley surrendered
Three years ago Sheriff Hopkins at
tempted to arrest brother OF Rowley',
on requistion from Texas for murder
The latter resisted and was killed. The
present assassination is the rcsnlt of tha,
killing.
Walnut Hills, O., March 2.-Jesse Rich
ardson. a colorcd boy, was accidental,
shot and killed by schoolmate.
Cincinnati, March Ed. G. Verner,.s
brother of the president OF the chambe
Of commerce, was found dead in his room
this forenoon, with pistol bail in hi
right temple. He had recently beer
robbed and, il is thought. the shot wa
fred accidentally while under the inhu
ence OF choral, aud imaginary robber
we're present.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-02
TIL. u.nuibn, and St. 10, Railroad.

st. Louis, March 2-Attorney General
Mcintyre received telegram at Jeffer-
son City yesterday from Col. Early, at
Hannibal, notifying him of the inten-
tion of the Hannibal 4 st. Joseph rail.
road company to file an amended bill in
equity in the United States court. The
state furd commissioners held meeting
at Jefferson City yesterday, which was
secret. 1t is understood. however. that
the Hannibal & st. Joe had the matter
under discussion. and it is rumored that
rs result they addressed letter to Mr.
kooe, counsel for the company, that un
less preparation is made for the payment
of the January interest he will advertise
and sell the road.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-02

Benton Record: About two weeks ago,
northern Indians stsle twenty-five hesd
Of horses from Kipp's ranch on the Me.
rias. Eli Guardipee and another half
breed went in pursuit Of the thieves, and
struck their trail . short distance from
the Marias. Following it up, they came
upon the carcass Of ono Of the horses
which the Indians had killed for food
They trailed the thieves into the Cree
camp at Cypress and there made thell
errand known to the chief. Runners
were sent out, the horses were driven in
and Kipp's stock was identified and
turned over to Guardipee, who has
brought them into Benton. The horses
are almost valueless as compared witt
their worth before the Indians stole them
They are nearly oil broken down Will
hard riding. That is the worst of thi.
Indian thieving-if one does manage t.
get his horses back again, the abuse the,
have received meanwhile just abou
spoils them.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-02

London, March 2.-Bulletin-The
press association says that Queen Vic.
toria was fred at at the Windsor railway
station to-day. She escaped unhurt.
London. March 2.-Windsor evening
Bulletin-As the queen was entering her
corriage last evening, man in the sta.
tion yard fred pistol at her. The man,
who was miserable looking object, wa.
Immediately seized by several policemen
and taken to the Windsor police station.
No one was with him.
There was large crowd Of spectators
awaiting the queens arrival at Windsor
The queen walked across the platform Of
the railroad station to the carriage whicl
was waiting to take her to the castle
John Brown had already assembled to hii
seat behind the carriage. when a man
standing at the entrance to the station
yard, among the spectators, pointed
pistol at the carriage aud fred. To oiudg,
from the report. the pistol was not prob
ably loaded. The queen, who was prob
ably not aware of what happened, wa
Immediately driven to the castle, but be
fore she passed, the man had bee,
seized by the superintendent of the Dor
ough police who was standing near by
and he was also violently seized by tn
crowd aud only rescued when three o
four policemen came to tho superintend
ent's assistance. Mclean, who was mi,
erobly clad, was taken into High stree
and thence conveyed to the police ST.
tion in cab.
The man who fired at the queen give
his name ~ Roderick Mclean.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-02
Small Pox Disappearing.

Chicago, March 2-The secretary of
the state board of health, at a meeting
in this city to-day stated that the small
pox had almost disappeared in the state
outside Of Chicago and urged on the
board the necessity OF national lesisla.
ton toprohibitthe landing Of Immigrants
who can't show certificate of yaccina.
ton. The disease lis disappearing in
Chicago and is confined to immigrants
Health Commissioner Sewall and Comp.
troller Curly OF Chicago will leave fo,
Washington this week to urge upor
congress- the necessity Of such legisla
| tion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-02
The qneen drove OF TO Windsor castle
Immediately after she was fired st. The
in pen, will pay five cents per bushel for
all mashed.
Europea. Nsws.

London, March 2-The Russo-Jewish
committee hns prepared . statement
confirming the reports Of outrsges on
the Jews in Russia including massacres.
murders and rape, which recent British
consular reports discredited. The COM
mittee's report is founded ON letters re-
ceived from persons occupying high Off
cial positions in Jewish communities and
upon the personal testimony Of Jewish
refugees. A letter from an eminent rab-
hi indicates that steps have besn taken
by the Russian authorities to conceal the
truth.
London, March 2-Advioes from the
west coast of Africa, report that ferry
boat, while crossing the lagoon at Lozos,
capsized, and of the 60 persons on board,
AZ were drowned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-02

Two important railroad bills, having
reference to the St. Croix land grant re-
Gently acquired by the Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Omaha railroad compa-
ny, and to which the company is requir-
ed to build in order to secure patents
for the lands, we're reported iu the Wis
consin legislature Monday by Senator
Flint. One Of them provides that the
funds now in the state treasury collected
from tresspassers shall be paid to the
corporation to which patents may here
after be granted. in such proportions Us
the different companies interested may
become entitled. by building the roads.
The governor is authorized to retain
such an amount from the trespass fund
as will pay all cost of protecting such
lands. The other bill is to confer upon
Che Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha railway company all rights and
franchises which the Air Line corpora.
tiol possessed. The bill is Of a general
nature, but its special object j. to make
the purchase of stock and bonds of the
Air Line company equivalent to purchas
ing its franchises. The bill allows rail
road corporations to purchase and hold
stock and bonds Of any company te
which it has furnished money for con
struction OF ITS railway, or may purchas.
Tor money 90 furnished and take convey
snoe OF franchise Of said corporation
and OF railroad property and appurte
nanoes thereof. All acts, purchasing
ana conveyances Of this character here
tosore made, are lesalized.