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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-20
The summer Campaign Opening.

CALAcArls, Arr, April lS-A prospecting
party was chased within miles of this place last
evening by Apaches. The town 10 surrounded by
camp fires and signalling has been going on to-
day on the neighboring mountains, citizens arc
waiting an attack. A special train from camp
Huacinca is coming with troops. Captain Black
Of the rangers has arrived and says he traced the
Indians who killed Judge McCumus and VIII
into the Sierra Madrc mountains in Chihuhua.
Two scouts got in sight Of their camp in idcep
canon and counted 81 warriors, they also observe
. large amount of plunder and many animals.
Capt. Black feared to make an attack % the Ran
ger numbered but twenty. ... ...
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-20
NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS.
The Commissioner General Of the Land
Once Decides an Important Case.

WASHINGTON, April 1S-Thc commss ioner gen
eral OF the la nd Office to-day denied the application
Of Peter Shencbock Of California for the survey
and patent to certain lands within the city limits
of San Francisco. .-....- ,
The jury in the case Of Charles Hamilton, on trial
for the murder Of Geo. A. Hill, both colorcd went
out yesterday and today discharged the prisoner.
The amount of bonds to be redeemed undc the
circular in regard to prepayment Of hon DIS en-
braced in 120th call is Ss5,l3550. This calls for
Is million and the treasury authorized prepay.
ment Of entire amount on or before to-day. The
call will mature May 1st.
Count of cash In the U. $. Treasury will be fin
shcd tomorrow. The counting commission will
then examine the books and accounts. The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue decided to redeem
the stamps and return to the owners with the word
Redeemed" imprinted upon each check. All
checks and drafts containing &c Interval Revc-
nue. stamps which remain unused on July /. These
checks and drafts can be used in the regular
course Of business.
Report has been received by national Board Of
health saying that the ch ,lero which has pre-
vailed to an alarming extent in China, Japan and
India, come time ago, bas disappeared. A report
has also been received that the small pox is rag
ing in Rio ne Janero.
The grand jury to-day found indictments
against VIM. Citt Kellogg, witnesses John A.
Waist. Joseph b. Price, Joseph Cochran and J.
W. Brady and against Thos. j. Brady. There
are five counts in each indictment.
WASHINGTON, April 10 The commissioner gen.
era of the land Office to-day decided the contested
case involving the lands within the limits Of the
originally located line of railway in Michigan
from Marquette to the Wisconsin state line. The
commissioner holes that the lands previously Ger
titled for this line aud which were relinquished
under JOINT resolution of con gress were by the
operation of this statute and by which rclinquish-
ments are restored to public domain and that the
same is subject to presumption and homestead en-
try as other public lands of U. S. In the case de-
cded to-day the lands are also within the limits
originally fixed for indemnity selections by Onton-
agcn line. The commissioner says that indem-
nifty or other withdrawal exists covering the Ia nd
in the controversy and he therefore awards the
same to settler 'trst in tme.''
Postmaster General Gresham to. day approve
specifications for the new postal notes. Adver-
tsements will be issued at once inviting proposals
for printing them.
WAsHIN6rON, April l0--Secretary Frelinshuy-
sen to-day exchanged with the Spanish minister
the ratification of trade mark and extradtion trea
| ties between the United States and Spain.
The counting commission 10 verify the treasury
| cash aud accounts finished examining the monies
| and accounts to-day.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-20
Sailing the Big Muddy.

Special to the Alert.
BISMARCK, Apri; l9-Navigation in the Missouri
has opened up for the season. The steamer Eclipse
arriscd to-day. The Rosebud passed Fort Yates
bound up tAe river to-day at 8 a. m, and will ar
rive tomorrow. siessasr Butte will leave Satur-
day for up the river points. This is the first out
this year.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-20
Indian Aren't Bingham Freed.

Special 70 tne Alert.
DEApwooD, April 19-H. W. Bingham, form
erly indian agent at the Cheyenne River agency,
against whom numerous indictments We're brought
in 1878 and others in his employ, were finally dis
missed to-day by order of the Interior Depart
meut, il. d. Campbell, L. $. attorney arrived
here Tuesday and has peen arranging matters per-
tanning to this case to:day presented to Judge
Church the signed papers Of dismissal and esasu,c
from the docket.
The Lead City & Pierre railroad for some days
blocaded by snow commenced running to-day.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-20
A Sad Case Of Fishermsn's Luck,

ST. LerIs, April ls.-A Winfield Mo-, special
says that isherGsen At Cape Angres have been in
the habit of tramme setting in along on the ILL.,,
side Of the river, which is contfary TO the law Of
that state. A constable Of Calhoun Ills. deter,
mined 10 suppress it and last night with posse
of men he hailed fishing party Of three and de-
mand dsd them to surrender. They called on the
const able to read his warrant which he refused to
do, 10 they started down the bay the constable
then ordered his party to fire and the result was
the killing of VIM. Wiloughby, the probsble
fatal woundlng of Henry Enge and slightly
wounding John Harman.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-20

drmcd by the legislature. This they consider
practically settles the against tee commission
establishing the fact thatthey are not Territorial
Off GERS and have no authority to act
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-24
CLUBBING RELIGIOUS ENTHUSIASTS
The Salvation Army Storms a New York
Citadel of Sin.

The Salvation Army Storms a New York
Citadel of Sin.
The Salvation army is band OF religious
fanatics who dress like soldiers, parade streets
to the tune of martial music, carrying banners
on which appear such Inscriptions as "Hold
the Fort and "We Storm the CitadelS of
Sin," and who hold praise meetings in the
worst quarters of cities, among thieves, cut
threats and diSsolute women. Many women
belong TO the army; indeed, majority of the
members are women. A battalion of the
army is stationed in New York. A day or
so since skirmishing party opened meeting
with prayer, during which the audience jeered
loudly. After quiet was restored somewhat,
"Halleluiah Susie" undertook to sing a
hymn, which she finally concluded, amid
shouts and Kisses. Afterward one of the sis
tiers began to tell her experience. She in
formed her hearers that there were some
among them who would relieve the others Of
their watches if they had a chance. This
graceful compliment was received with such
applause that the police had to be called in.
They dragged some of the congregation out
and dubbed others, and the hall was cleared,
to the accompaniment of hymn from the sis
tiers and howl from the audience.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-24
Pound Notice .

Taken up, and in city pound, on East street,
near the stone crusher, on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1883:
Que spotted COW branded w, marked over
slope and under bit in the right and swallow
fork in the left.
One brindle COW branded AK connected
marked under half crop i'm each ear.
One red yeaTling, no brand, no mark.
Which will, if not redeemed before sale, be
sold at public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash at said pound, at the hour of II O'Clock
a. M, on the 18th day of February, 1883.
n. Bids less than the amount fixed by or.
dinance will not he received for any animal put
up at auction. II. KARBER,
2-S!-4t Assistant Marshal
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-24

THE Clerk of the United States Supreme
court, James H. Mckinney by naTe, who,
not satisfied with extortionate fees that made
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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-24
Farm for Sale.
. sDsg ~
@----H

A very desirable farm, with a small but COM
Portable house and cOmmOdiOus corn cribs
thereon, situated on the san Antonio river,
600 acres, having base line front Of 1900 yaris
on the river, and running back about three
miles to the GOliad road. Fifty acres are under
fence and in cultivation, and at least 900 bush
els of corn have been raised on the place this
year. There is belt of bearing pecan trees on
the river front, and the land back is thickly
covered with vast quantity OF the very best
cattle (Of these "a are gentle mich cows will
be sold with the place Terms, cash. For
further information apply at this office. or 10
l-2-u JOHN DOBBIH, 6O6 Ave, G.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-24
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a 1888.

IT is said that ex-Treasurer Polk is owner OF
a Mexican silver mine and $500, 900 worth of
other property, and hasty and inconsiderate
people who have been calling him wicked and
uniustifable names are revising and correct
inp their vocabularies, so that the honorable
and punctitious gentleman will not be mis-
represented any more. Haste, also, is being
made to "readjust' the imaginary embezzle-
ment, and it is supposed that in few days
the hypothetical defaulter will be shown to be
white and stainless as the driven snow. The
papers and other people should avoid such
mistakes.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-24

IT IS rumored in Washington that the New
Orleans mint is to be closed on account of the
recent discovery of the short weight of its gold
coinage and other scandals. 1t seems that
Albrecht, the clumsy assayer Of the New Or
leans MINT has failed to steal with that adroit-
ness for which that institution many years ago
acquired a standing celebrity. He has had
himself caught as the least artistic of thieves
might, and often does, with the blindest
chance of escape from the beginning. But
the New Orleans mint once had an assayer.
now gone to tell the secrets of his mysterious
operations where all has to be told, who knew
better how to manage mint for his personal
advantage. The Government knew it was
habitually robbed to enormous amounts, and
so far from sitting down upon that ingenious
artist, as has been done upon Albrecht, il
employed experts to detect the secret of the
operator in vain. One expert after another
was finally sent to Paris to investigate thor.
oughly the mysteries Of assay, but the com.
placent official still held his place and still
stole with impunity from the Government. Al
last he was induced to resign, as no ground.
could be discovered for his removal. He dice
a man of wealth years after and took his secre
with him. The clumsy operations of Albrech
are a disgrace to his illustrious predecessor
and if either honest or more skillful assayer
can not be found let US have the min
abolished. 1t is simply scandal to all con
cerned
Tn CIarL of the limited States SuDrem,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-24

IT AFFORDS the philanthropist sigh of re-
lief to learn that Lieutenant Dauenhower, OF
Arctic celebrity. considers that refreshments
will not be taken at the North Pole till the
opening Of an aerial passage by means of the
flying machine. That the doughty Lieutenant
has become convert to flying machines is
chiefly valuable as proof that he has vacated
his blind trust in Arctic excursions by sea and
the convertibility of icebergs. 1t will be no
obstacle to that peace and patience of which
science and Stiffness have so much need that
the Lieutenant does not anticipate this happy
outcome in the immediate future. If the
human family can be spared the display of
further expeditions in search of an open sea,
or Of lost expeditonists, it can find solace in
that hope which springs eternal, etc, for all
delays in the perfecting of the flying machine
and the delight of taking ice cream on the
borders of Symme's Hole.
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pa COMMERCE STREET.

DrIJyEREp by carriers throughout the CITY
MT 10 Cents Per Week, payable 10 our ~
agent. Single copies for sale by ne"sooss "'
Cents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-31
M. r. \. MAcr1E. Dr.. HonoInIn.


Mr. r. a. MAGGIE, JI., Honolulu.
arrived here too late to be
explicit my your questions wished be If mad
viii give however, statistics OF sugar we have
turned out per clarfeT Of 500 gallons:
lbs sIgr34 tons sugar per acre
plant ........1071.2 - ."
3. 90 ratoOns .....-.-..- lO5s.5 p 4" 80
Of sugar. besides making No sugar,
which will add lbs sugar cafer The density OF the juice
fromt rollers 81 @ Ol Baume.
The percentage sugar the different grades about as follows:
cent for No. 1poarizing from 90 to 81 per cent
p No $40
No. s6tos7
using Mill Swimming with the most
satisfactory results years and claim that save from
smngs settings the Juice clarifer in every
- to-
working the Pa~!au Mill with great
satisfaction; used, and that cannot use all
Il S aceumu
figures part this work We are still grind
ing, present Iant-ce field Tcane had suffered much
stands only So Baumc from the rollers
and will yield about Of per
Hoping information viii satisfactory remain yours
respectfully OTTO Manager Paautgu MIL by E. l0enan
Mill KoHAIA, october, 18th, 1888
Nr- r. MAGGIE. JH.
o hand reply say, No. mOases
up and lime, grain in the our No moae we treat
with exception that do grain in the Do
mud The last piece OF rtoons ground yielded
gallon Juice standing Proportion Of No sugar 81 per
cent; ., per cent; No 3 per
Yours truly G.. r. EwAET, per y. RS
KEKAHA, October nth,
Nh r. ; MAcfrE- Honolulu
SIBYour 18th duly hand in answering
beg that prepare moasse follows: put 50
then boil
1
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disease pleuropneumon anthrax among vn gaud-
diseases not in their nature fatal such sab hoot in sheep and
The right indemnify shall payment shall
be made the following M For animals belonging to the United
or that are iesnove Iause te have isn exrd ~ disease te ~
at the time of their arrival in the territory ih When animal
previously affected by other disease which form is nature and
development neurabe and necessarily fatal 9TH When the owner
charge shall knowingly neggey omitted
ply WIN sections ana OF TINS Act 5th When the owner or claimant
received specified
vices the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars together with his
salary from the appropriation for salary and the travelling from
the contingent fund.- vouchers signed and by him and
approved by the separate vouchers being nude for salary and
appointment graduate III good standing Of recognized college Of
shall hold his Office for two he may be removed for cause by the
herein provided T b a receive s for @ Ga or % II day
they be actually employed which shall be paid from the
county fund the certificate the justice who summoned them The
justice shall receive his ordinary fee for issuing to be paid out
physicians or Stock hoders called IN consultation y the
each receive five dollars for each day part day they be actually
travelled which padfrom contingent
with his work and made his duty this such his travelling
causing animals to be slaughtered and their buri
and dneng infected premises the shall his dis
posal the of three thousand dollars which shall be known the
Before entering discharge give good
sufficient security in the of five thousand dollars for the
dn g t b 5 ppfe Dy I ToueTs 81 lhs amount
into the territorial treasury No constructive mileage shall be paid under
this
Page 50, Sec 12The liability the treasury for indemnity
animals destroyed provisions any years
limited by and shall in exceed the appropriated for that
purpose and for that period
page duty year of
territorial Board of equalization at the time making the annual
ment to levy special exceeding mill the dollar the
assessed value of all CATTLE sheep, horses and mules in the territory
known the indemnity said shall be levied
lected by the several counties and paid the territorial treasurer in the
provided law the evying collection payment
territorial Said fund shall constitute the indemnity fund specified
by this Act to be used in paying for animals destroyed under the Poyi
ions thereof 1t shall be used exclusively that and shall be
paid out by the territorial treasurer hereinbo provided for
Page 49, Sec 4i Act shall take effect from and after its
Approved March sth,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-31

employed will, time, sugarboie
ascertaining juice practica
carcaion the test tube is employed the sediment the juice viii
quickly settle the bottom and clear, sparkling liquid remains
little lime used the liquid is pale, the sediment settling
slowly too mue the sediment does not settle at all but working
exhibits through the centre column Of brown color
full SO Fab The juice should be well aged when
pouring in the milk lime as to insure thorough mixing after which
the juice should be heated to the boiling point
We to the cleaning pans TO facilitate the cleaning the
clarified juice should be allowed from 10 20 minutes to settle in
provided the shall make remarks concerning
other sources something about cleaning juice
evaporation adopted
also the double and effects
and is then taken the r1puating nan This process has been known
thirty years considered the practical pre-
shall try describe the method granuang the sugar
pan, he juice
that the pan about oeh full by the time he is ready to commence
forming crystals This is done the following method
proof between
oege the finger brought down the matter without pressing
again drawn about o inches.
The matter ought then draw fine thread without breaking This is
cenrion having reached opened charge
it taken into the this again boiled down
the former point and the same operation performed over again With
normal juice five charges sufficient form the nucleus of the
crystals closely by putting
piece Of window glass and holding erpendeuay against the light
they VIII themselves by giving off faint sparks of light This
pT in more nice but when the former proof reached mice
should be taken again. but this time from to3 and this carried
crystals developed may
until the pan full The proof taking generally
by proof there which ought
served WELL such as the standing of the vacuum metre which should
never be less than 20 for the granulating pan.
When the feed valve the metre will slowly fall back
inch owing the fresh juice introduced which emi much
the that when the reached its
former point nicely the pan should be recharged
1t also well for the boiler austom his to the movement
of the the when boiling and expert able to tell with
the point proof by watching the through the
eyegasa a less expert can tell by the proof rod
When his applied the point when the in the pan
having been aged boiling freely and squirting its in
jets pan u to inches in height the tops which
little ball. gradually subsidies, and Waveke from
This point reached charge should be
in When the pan nearly fedy four or five charges before s
should be boiled little sitter after the other in order to
syrup the grains and obtain much first produce
obtain all the the have
syrup crystals boiling will
,rystalizabla sugar into grape sugar
During the whole Of the operation the sugar boiler should be constantly
the whether higher lower might
the strike the result he accordingly No
tolerate any fermentation of around the
germs fermentation easily transferred
very truly CHAs KoELIING,
Manager Princevlle Plantation Company.
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like words the mistaken idea OF
claiming superiority boiling the of producing
fourth and even fifth grade Of sugar My experience boiling
goes prove produces grades beyond the third degree
desired have extracted equal number OF pounds
weight sugar three bong and possibly have gained IN ms
proportion OF No sugar
boiling OF if manager thinks that
his third moasses to warrant q
boiling unquestonaby justified doing but before
stated ordinary appliances manufacture of sugar. three boil
nrs Juice should in my opinion produce all the
ohfainahe from such juice.
that do permit OF my furnishing you
the statistics Of this comIany's work in the past
the remain, sir, your obedien servant,
JAMES RENToS, Agent HING.
Per p II. w. Ross.
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LAlIA1NA. oetober LOAD, lss8.
r. A. MAcF1E. ESQ. Honolulu.

r. A. MACFn, ESQ, Honolulu
the Goth duly hand contents noted In
regard your enquiry how mo at Laana, will
simply moase l. blown suppose Others do. After
lining carefully kmmng is taken into the and boiled to
proof don't grain No - then into coolers, and left to
thoroughly say This 'strike, full
ng of 1900 gals from which about tons of
les; little inside the mark would y lbs
not With moas boiled in this manner from
gals lime each 800 gals moase, making from 10 to y gals TO
the rike" lime, but the of lime weighing TO- This
believe is the lime yet many 1t dry My No 8
i boiled and skinned with additional quantity OF lime from
Il gals per gals No. mO have always found this the
proper way treating molasses.
regard mud presses know but little about them.
at aSa Baawn pleased with its working Mr. Baldwin thought
about 50 worth OF juice day This the Otto
pres first which is $1,000 think every plantation ought have
sugars juice believe all planters
do, add lime Il gal, when the juice say carfer
mixing is boiled skimning thoroughly then
cleaning PAM ready double effects From each
get H. gal lbs. sugar average
about restricted
number land, and this is all and ground and
crop did irrigation
furnishes the fertizing MATERIAL thereby keeping the
about the per This is diff
question believe but the thing
ry; however will say that figure, cost
per believe make
speaking Of manufacturing only, have nothing to do with plant
labor considerably reduced machinery.
have the Jarvis in and they doing admirably; from trash
keep easily, only diff
the the mill fast enough but hope to do
better hauling good Baldwin
motive, can't keep
very truly, TURToN.
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PAArnAr. October u, IS.