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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-12-08

KIN, all Of Jamestown, lots /, 2, 3, 4, S &
6, blk ], and l, 2, 3. 4, S, 6, 8, 10, II, al d
II, blk 2, and 1, 2, 3, II, -, l3, II, Is,
l6, II, IS, 10 aud 20, blk 3, and blk l3,
and blk IA IN Wadsworlhs add SO 600.
MW NJ Lloyd to Mrs NJ B Elliott, all of
Stutsman Co. neg sec %, tp al, 81,
contalnlning 100 acres, 1850.
Chas NJ Lovclt to Sanford Morrison,
ne q sec 26, tp l43, r IS, containing 100
acres 500.
Mary G Maltby to w G Leasme, he
q sec 2, tp IA, Sc, containing l60 acres,
$SSs.60. ...
Darlington & Casey Land Co., to Eliza
Stone, lot IL, blk 2, and lot II, blk 13 IN
the town Of Carrlngton $3.50.
N G Gordon to ID Baldwin, all of Stuts-
man Co., ehf seq sec %, tp 139, Ga, con
tanning so acres $500.
u S TO Ella NJ Phillips, neg sec 20, tp
141, + IS, 1Go acres, s4Oo Pre- -empt1on.
U to r Sontag neg sec q, tp $50, + G5
lG0 acres 5000.
U S to John Dec, seq sec 4, tp 13s, 81
1GO acres $4O0.
U to r II Sheldon seq sec 81, tp l49,
60, 100 acres, $500,
u S to NJ G Marccllis neq sec 2, tn IA,
+ &c, l47.44 acres $3GS GO.
U S to L Bush nwq sec 80, tp 40, r
GA, 100 acres $780,
U S to W e Sheldon seq sec 27, tp l49,
IS, 100 acres 5000.
u Sto Aug Kiehlon seq 26, tp $50, T
IS, 100 acres 5000.
U S to M Z Barrett swq nwq and nwq
swq and slf swq sec IS, tp139, r 81, l4s. "a
acres $50 60.
L S 10 James Fergus seq sec &c, tp III,
L G2, 100 acres $500.
U S to 4 F Ferk swq sec 13, tp ]49, r
60, 100 acres 5000.
u Sto S P johnson nwu sec 10, tp $50,
GO, 160 acres $500.
L $ 10 N G Gordon chf seq sec %, tp
l39: Ga, 1GO acres $500.
W iI-ue|ster to II l. Katterhenry swq
sec 5, tp l42, G5, 100 acres 81 100.
G W .Gri4gs aud \ & Foster to D A
inngworhv, secs Is, II, 49, q, q and
SO, 'p IA, G2, 3, $40 acres s2l,l2O
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

OTTAWA, Dec. w. II. Sherwood.
Boston, w. A. Strong, n. F. McAlary
and G. G. Mcpherson, Chicago, and ".
s. Alexander, st. Paul, are here on rail-
road business.
TAYLoRsvILLE, ILL.,, Dec. 7.-Miss Bond
had another violent paroxysm yesterday.
The grand jury has returned indictments
against J. c. Montgomery, Leo Pettis.
Emanuel Clement. D. Vermillion and ".
K. Montgomery.
Dec 6,-Col. Donan, just IN from Lara
more reports it impossible 10 get to Devils
Lake where he had started the Col. SAYS
he never saw "bllzzard' before but he
has now. He don't want any more.
Could not see across the streets, stoves
would not heat, and going to bed was
only to freeze.
BUFFALO, Dec. IA severe storm. &C.
companied by considerable snow, prevail
ed the greater part of the day. Toward
night fall velocity wind greatly increased
and tonight became gale. All trains
from two to three hours late and on the
grand Trunk all freights abandoned.
Telegraph difficult by crossing Of wires.
Thermometer ranges from to 10 above
zero.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The order sus-
pending under Inspector Pollock revok-
I'd and he ordered to report for duty.
Secretary Teller has modified instructions.
registers, receivers and surveyors. Gen
eral issued report of 22nd to read as fol-
lows: No application by IN association Of
persons for patent to two pieces. Claims
to be allowed must not embrace more
than one hundred and sixty acres and not
less than $500 worth of work must be
shown to have been expended upon it for
the benefit. Each separate location em-
braced in such application undivided be-
comes purchaser and the possessor Of
several separate claims of 20 acres each
or less. He may be permitted to include
in his application for patent an number
such claims contiguous to each other not
exceeding an aggregate of l6O acres. but
upon or for the benefit of each originaI
town or location so embraced he or his
grantees must have expended the sum
of $500 Improvements.
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Geo. w. Vcnnum, four boxes steel
pens for county. 80. 90
Fields q Co., repairing county
ClOck ..... ................... w
y. A. BOynton, witness fees aud
mileage, September court ....... so
VIM. Hall, fees granl juror, Sep
tember court. 90
John Dee, fees grand juror, Sep
temher court. ................... ~
L. Herbert, fees grand juror, Sep
temDcr w
James River Bank allowed $23.75 in
cancellation road order favor A. S.
Weld, No. 165 on road district No. 2
DR.. d. =. Fuessenlch, medicine and
attendance, county paupers, was al
lowed s32 instead of $40 as per bill.
The following judges and clerks of
election were each allowed two dollars:
Chas. Morrow, Geo. Elliott, Chas. o
Francis, Martin Hemmi and f. J. Glea-
son, Spirltwood precinct; j. }. Leish,
Thos. e. Barrett, Ed. r. Kearney, Fred
NJ. Warner and VIM. NJ. Bartholomew,
Kesrney precinct; F. Il. Jones, Henry
Vesscy, G. L. Holmes, Z. W. Ashley and
Il. X. Griffin, Eldridge precinct; James
Dunn, John Queen, Pat Hays, A. J. Pep
per and Jos. Anderson, Alsop precinct
W. II. Colby, B. F. Broughton, Geo. d.
Dewey, Yps'lanti precinct.
The bill j j. Niering, supt. schools, of
sl26. 10 la,d over and county clerk au-
thorlzed to ascertain actual amount of
services alone and report to board.
On motion the Sheriff was authorized
to notify liquor dealers IN Foster and
Wells counties to pay tax o" liquor license
to Stu'sman county, also authorized to
make ont bill If boarding prisoners incar-
ucrated by village o. jamestown and also
,ll against the Indian agency at Fort
Tottcn for boarding Irish Mike and other
Indians and notify the agency to pay the
same rs the Ind'rns were restrained on
order from sad agency.
1t being reported to ,hc Board that
Eager & Gleason, Of Spir:twood, We're
selling liquor without lccnsr the
Sheriff was authorized ;n ascertain
the fats and report 10 next meet
ing of the Board
On motion Patrick VI ral WAS author
lied to repair and make in safe condition
agains, The high waller and ice, The bridge
cross n jams River, near Klaus Mill,
and bring bill for same before the Board.
The County Clerk was aut thorizcd to Is
sue five thousand lollars in bonds 10
board OF Court House construction.
On motion Board adjourned until Tues
day, Dec. 5 II, at 10 O'Clock Il. N.
GEORGE W. NENNUM,
County Clerk.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A Suggestive Scheme Of BenevoIencc.

A Suggestive Scheme Of Benevolencc.
While the people down in the states,
New York for example, are housed up
by three feet and half of snow and so
cold that it freezes the porcelain knobs
off the doors, the people of Dakota may
congratulate themselves on the comfort.-
BILE climate they enjoy, and just enough
snow to make the slelghlng and travelling
good. But while We congratulate our
selves upon these conditions and sur
roundings of weather we must not forget
the common bond of sympathy with our
less favored fellow-men down in the
states even though they do tell appalling
tales of exaggerated falsehood abort the
climate of Dakota. The Alert is phil
anthop,st on the broad guagc, and has an
inexhaustible fountain of benevolence
and charity for suffering humanity
wherever it may be found. When it
knows Of the snow bound and suffering
people down in the states, it no longer re-
members that they tell of snow twelve
anI fifteen feel deep up in Dakota and Of
billiards. which shave the bouldcrs OF
level with the surface on our prairieS,
hut rises above all feeling Of rcscntmcn,
and in ,ha. magnanlmity which always
charaG crizes the truly brave, and in the
great depth Of its heart, piljes and con-
doles with ,lt.m in their distress. Tho
Alert wulil snsgrst that the good and
benrvnlcn; ncnps: IT Jamestown make III
a carload % c,ul !, ng and send it down iu
the suffering people of the northcrn
states Remember that lit is more
blessed 10 give than 10 receive and re-
member also that sun!. generosity would
be placed to our bank account at the
FIRST National III the New Jerusalem.
What grand thing It would be to he
recognized AS Il citizen Of Jancstown, ID.
T., when you present yourself H. ST. Pc
tcr's g.,c and hear the cashier read oil
your hank balance before Ihe whole null
tituhe. Thea IN your fc:yne'l modcsy
you would ask where yon did all these
good things, and the reply will he: "ln-
asmuch as ye did 1t n:to these Knicker.
bockers ye did it unto me-" OF course
you remember all about it but you would
ask the question just to have it tol be-
fore the crowd. After this introduction
you will be handed a good cigar aud COLI
Quoted to a reserved scat o,e which will
hang placard which will read, "Jamcs-
town EXHIBIT" We throw out these sug-
gestions to-day because we had little
more leisure than usual yesterday on ac-
count of It being inconvenlent to take
our usual pleasure ride out ten miles into
the country. The matter of collecting
this contribution is not urgent and We
would suggest that it might be delayed a
few days until the weather moderates a
little here. The air is a little too bracing
just now for your summer wear and it Is
too much trouble to get out your winter
clothing which you brought to this coun.
try with you, under the deluslon that you
would need it, just to canvass the
town for this purpose.
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Real Estate Business.

Ihe aggregate real tSlaie transactions
put on record since the report last week
are ,4O4. l6 acres, amounting to $34, 147.-
80, and 70 town lots in Jamestown
amounting to $l4 4,l50, two in Darlington
$3.50, and three III Spirilwood SIS, max
ing total aggregate value of all real es-
tatc transactions of 4S,6O2.eO. The
number of instruments recorded convey
ing these premises IS 43, which together
with mort cages and other instruments of
record will give some idea of what a
lively place of business the office of regis
ter of deeds IN Stu,sman county must be-.
Following is the list of transfers:
w j Ives, of Hutchinson, MINI to + V
Many, of jamestown, hf lot IA, blk 80,
original plat, $780,
John Swan to Joseph Sheard, all of
S,utsman county, lot 10, Jones s. Ven
NUNS add 600.
E S Miller to Miller, all of James
town, lot l, blk l. Panncll Il Tllcston's
add 81 100.
ON Hart of Jamestown, to II B Powell
of New York city, W hf lot 4, blk 36, Or
iginai plat, $500.
B w Fuller, Allen & Dodge to J Thom-
As, lots l, 2 s. 3. blk 6, Riverside add s475
is Watson to Il IL Dlegman and
W,llgard, all OF Jamestown, lots 5 and
6 blk s. Dunstan's S add 1915.
Geo Brening, of jefferson, w J p
Merrill, of Chicago, n hf lot 4, blk 80,
Klaus add $1,475.
Geo Brening, Of jefferson, Wis, to w
kernahan, of North jackson, Ohio, shf
lot 4, blk, 80, Klaus, add sl,475.
Philip Wolf, Of Jefferson, Wis, to f V
Many, Of Stutsman Co., lots l, . & 3, Blk
10 Curtm's add e337.5o.
Henry lleuclstcr, Of jefferson, Wis, to
f V Many, of Snt>man, Co., lois 10, II
and II, blk 10 C'r,in's add 1857 80.
Fuller, Allen s. Dodge to Joseph Thorn
!iiverSde, al! $500
V Berry 10 \ 3 5jw', Hoh "t
jamestown lot 5, nix ,, Durs: add,
1900
NJ E !'assc,, - v \ b - h"i II "'
Jam. stow, >wl nwlald AVA AVA and
shf swq sec Is, Up l59, 62, conlainns
l4S As acres, $500.
Il Eagan to Z J Gleason, both of
Sprltwood, lois l3. IA and Is, blk IA
town Of Sp:r,twooi, sG5.
Geo p Brown to Sar;eS & DurS,inc al
of Jamestown, lot ?, blk II n hlpv,lS :
first adj $3.50.
w NJ Lloyd Jr, of Jamestown, to r Ry
noIds, Of jacksonville, III, lots & and
| blk 46, Klaus ad $4,000.
IT Bush to Mary W Bush, both ot
jamestown, neq sec 81 tp lao r CT, 100
acres 81, 900.
JB Baldwin & I, F. Holbrook, Of Min
neapolis, to l. kitchel, of Salisbury,
Conn, lot 2, blk :, original plat, s525.
Clinton Wade to Priscilla Wade, all o
Stutzman Co, ehf sec p, tp l4o, 6S
containing 320 acres $50
James L Diaet of Cass Co. to JOSEPH
M Hubbard, of Grand Forks Co the un
divided one sixth interest in seq sec %
tp 149, r GA, containing l60 acres, 81, ,eoc
Hunt, Harris s Lufkin, of Jamestown
to Archibald w Mckechnic, of Bristo
Quebec, Canada, lots, IL and Il, blk )
Waisworth's add 5000.
| Waite d Hoy Hunt, ii.u.s g. Lu.
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Burn 'ng OF DImnr'> Ths atar.

Burn ng or Ajm ~ TN at2r.
just after darkness bad closed IN upon
cur city yesterday evening, when the la
lmr"r had sought his tircsdc and settled
down in the family circle for the evening
and the hlSin, IS maG--uXcep, the news
paper man who never sleeps or knows
from cNprr.cnvc the comforts of a. even
ing at honc-was closing u>ii;e>s ,or the
day, the startling and lrrroriZny cry of
tire was passed from one 10 another nf the
few Who were out on III, streets a, the
time. The known exposed condition OF
our City to the destroying element adds
to the terror Of The cry or fire, and with
that one thought in mind people old and
young ru she'd out into the singing cold
and repaired to the scene, and in very
few minutes q multitude had gathered,
some to assist as far as possible in ext H.
gushing the flames or saving properly
from the burning building, but the larger
portion to look on and observe the pro-
gress of the fire aud inc dents connected
with it.
The fire seems to have originated in the
south end of the building in the dressing
room adjoining the stage in the theater
hall, and was first discovered by Il. S.
Reeves who was coming down Fifth ave-
nue., two blocks west, and who first gave
the alarm. 1t seems the fire had at that
time made rapid progress toward the
main building in front for when the in
mates over the saloon in front discovered
it at about the same time the back stair
way, the only means of cgress, was on
fire.
The second floor IN front over the sa-
loon was occupied by Mr.. Elmer and his
family as dwelling and at the time re-
ieIred to there were in the loom Mrs. FL
mcr and two of theact re ,ses, Mr.. Elmer
himself having gone over east somewhere
on the train, and the returning train be-
ing late he returned only in time to see
the closing scene of the contlagration Of
his premises. Mrs. Elmer and the two
actresses, apprsed Of their perllous situa-
ton, at once became desperate with cx-
cllcment, broke the front window and
eaped and fell to the sidewalk below
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icaFcd. Mss fea>iy ieit e'oo" "'s'oca-
| ted backward, ou'Ward tone or left leg
| "rokcn near ihc ankle JOINT ana hand cut
| py broken ulas,.
| There WAS n, chance for saving the
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gctlcr with the incidentals of construc-
ton would probably foot up "a. 500 for the
building alone. The contents ore esti-
mated at about 1880, making the total
loss S., 600. Insurance in the following
c"'npanits: Sprnfield, Mass ON build
'ng, 1900. American, Philadelphia, on
'uildlng, 1880. Fire association, Phil
adrlphia, on contents, 900.
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LOalelal.]
Proce edings Of the Board VI County Conn
lnIssloners in Session Nov. 25, 1882.

PrOce edings Of the Board VI County Com.
mlssloncrs in Session Nov. 25, 1882.
Present, Hendrick and Moran. Hen
bricks IN chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The report of j. +. Eager as coroner re-
ceived and the following fees allowed:
Case of Thomas Johnson-as jurors, PHI.
Foley, John Smith aud J. &. Warnock
one dollar each; witnesses Henry Flohr,
F. NJ. Brown, Or. s. II. Drake, John
O'Hcarne, p. NJ. DAILY, 6. Schultz and
Chas. Shelt,ng one dollar each; coroners'
fees, $ll.2O; sheriffs' fees $3.50
report of coroner on case OF David
Mccullough, the report approved and
Jurors fe, s: Joseph Mason, NJ. II. Town
send and Able Rogers Sl.25 each allowed.
Witness fees: Mrs. E. Barlow, F. E.
Powell, g. II. Cowles, DR.. $. II. Drake
aud Dr. d Baldwin Sl.2j each allowed.
Coroners' fees $2O.S5, and sheriff fees
>2.2O allowed
Johus,n N,ck,us i'eing present took the
chair.
Fkc countv clerk was authorized 10 ad-
vcrs3sa for Dds - onIi hrdy; crossing
James river at beaver Creex. Bids to he
received until Dec Is, 1852, at II O'Clock,
Each bid to b, guaranteed by bond OF
$500 t-at work Will he completed Ivy April
ist, 1883, according TO plaus on lille IN
clerks fA.e.
Also u,:,orZpd to rccc We bids on same
dav for materials 10 Du;kl hrn!ge ~ raS'
line of sec 56, tp l4o + 81, where James
river crosses same and hrdge "n 'amr>
river in j mcstown, where Fifth street
crosses sad river said material TO he de-
]iyered on site of SAID bridges, according
to plans in clerks office.
On motion board adjourned until three
O'Clock, p NJ.
Meeting of board at 3 O'Clock. Board
all present.
The resignation of Joha 5. Wltsoa
laid over until the return OF books and
docket, also statement of business to
date, be received
On motion the bond Of Heber Nc Hugh
for justice of the peace received and
approved.
On motion the following bills were al
owed:
Register of deeds, for recording
deeds, 4. Johnson to county,. - 90
III. +. Foley, meals furnished jury
September court. t................ W
A. Mckechnie, sheriff fees and
board of prisoners ..............t .tl4 u
'hn +. Vennum, team work on
Toaus ............ ..'.'. - -
L. +. Branch, making plans Of
bridges 81 OF
w. w. Bill, team furnished survey
5 +. Lambert S Co, road work
with teams. 76o :.
5. l.. Glaspa'l, road work with
Am .lso I!
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escaped
More Victima.

New ORLEANS, La, Dec. s-Frank
Holt of Chattanooga, VIM. Trieton, aged
Is, and Sarah Young, colored, scaldsd by
the explosion of the steamboat Morning
Star, hsve died. OF twenty one persons
on board at time explosion, tve only are
now living. 1t is stated that the Morn
M star was Iacin. with the Suaasam.
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Hackdrlyer Shot.

CINCINNATI, Dec. "A quarrel arose
between some hackdriver and parties
going home from ball at Turner hall
this morning, and when policeman ap-
peared to keep peace one of the drivers,
VIM Patterson, a notorious character,
drew revolver and fired at the pollce-
man, but struck another driver IN the
head, killing him instantly. Patterson
escaned
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Chicaro L;ve atock r.,r.,

CHICAGO. Dec. 7.-Hogs, receipts, Al. 900 head:
shipments. e.3o0, mixed, $5.s5a6. 40; hesyy - -.
ESQ: light. e5.s5a6s5; skips, S40ea5.s demand
weak.
Cattle-Recepts, 6.J00 head: shipments g. 100:
ae, common TO fair, "a .oes4. 20: butrhere' ~ CO..
40; stockers and feeders. SsWa4oo; Te
S3,5oa4. .45.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments f.oO: com.
mon to fair. S215a3.s5; medium 10 rOoa. nSA
400. choice to extra, ~ 40a4.s5
Cable from Liverpool de1otee higher rynnm "a
o4oa06. 49,
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The Alhambra Theater in Ruins.

LONDON, Dec. 7.-Twenty-fiye steam
fire engines are now playing on the ruins
of the Royal Alhambra theater. Owing
to the great height of the minarets it is
impossible for the water to reach them.
The damage to surrounding property is
great, eight houses situated IN the rear of
the theater being burned. All the dress
es, properties, scenery, music and lnstru-
ments for the Christmas production at
the theater were destroyed. Loss ESQ.,
600; no insurance.
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The Butter Makers.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 6.-The tenth
annual convention Of the national butter
egg and cheese ASSOCIATION opened this
forenoon. President Belknap, of Boston,
delivered the annual address, in which he
enlarged upon the growing industry of
dairy products. He was followed by K.
F. Van Valkenburg, of New York, chair
man of the committee on statistics, who
gave some interesting facts concerning
the shipments of butter, cheese and eggs
from New York for the year ending Nov.
3Oth, 1882. Receipts of eastern butter at
New York 631 ,651 packages at an aver
age weight of 70 pounds per package and
291ha cents per pound, the total weight be-
ing l,304, 1861, ,705 pounds; receipts of west
ern butter for the same time was 1897
packages At an average weight of SO
pounds per package and 2s cents per
pound, giving . total of 1881 ,67s pounds,
Total exports Of butter for the year was
1900, $50 pounds at an estimated value of
81, SOC, 14e ,492.
The receipts Of eastern cheese for the
year ending Nov. 80 were ITO, ,ll3, ,3O4
pounds at an average of II cents per
pound, giving >4,2ll, ,246, ,a44; receipts of
western cheese 2o,2s1, ,os5 pounds at an
average Of 9 cents, giving gil, ,s22, sos. go.
Receipts of eggs for same time were
40, 163, 1876 dozen at an average price of %
cents, making %, ,237, ,555.os.
Total value of butter, cheese and eggs
received at New York for the year was
al, POI ,4o2.o5.
Lloyd lseman, OF New York, followed
with an interesting account of the man.
ner of getting statistics and calling the at
ton Of congress to the matter.
The report of the treasurer of legisla
tive committee showed that expenditures
exceeded receipts by 1856 s5. Great sur
prise was expressed at this result, it being
stated that the bulk of the outlay was oc-
casioned by the prosecution of oIeomar-
garine dealers.
A paper on eggs was read in the after
noon session by Samuel Sabin, of Phlla-
delphia, followed by discussion on the
hest methods of making creamery butter.
This was followed by D. A. Schoch, ot
OrauSeville, ILL.,, determining the value
of cream by amount of production in but,
ter by weight instead of by measure. Hi:
ests of the comparative value of different
| creams arc carried out by immature
swinging churns.
c. Z. Berell, of Rockford, H., recon-.
mended the establishment of q system oi
experienced stations to bring about un,
,formity of methods in butter making.
~ the svsa,us session Major Psnghsrn
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1ndignation Meeting.

Dec. An Indignation meeting of col
red people was held this afternoon. Reso-
lutions were adopted giving heartfelt
thanks for the proprietors and attaches
of the press for the arrest and imprison-
ment of the grave robbers. When
trustee of Lebanon cemetery, Bunton,
appeared on the platform there was great
excitement, several razors and revolvers
were drawn and nearly everybody shouted
for vengeance