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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-28
Puget Sound National Bank Of
Seattle.

WE BEG LEAVE To ANNOUNCE
w that We are prepared 20 do . general
Ranking Business IN this city. Solief,
current accounts with individuAls. firrns.
companies banks and bankers: buy con-,
merciAl paper. county and city warran,s
make collections deal in foreign and DO
mestic exchange. issue letters OF credit
receive deposits OF money and issue pas
books or certificates therefor. We are
temporarily located in the Yesler-Leary
block. with Messrs. Scott & Chilherr.
Upon completion Of the Occidental Hoe
we viii remove to a more conmodious
ONCE in that building.
J.FURrH, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
BAILEY GArzERr. President.
L Il, FERRY, Vice President.
j. fCRrH. Cashier.
JAS McNACGHT.
H. L. YESLER
CORR E~PONDENTS.
san Francisco. the Bank of Califoruia.
Portland. the First National Bank.
New York, agency Bank Of California.
London. y. n. Rofhschild & sons.
Paris. De Rothschild Freres.
Frankfort. A. NJ. l. Won Sseiger & Co.
jy3l II
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SHERIFFS SALE.

rs TIE DISTRICT CorRT OF TIE
i Third s1diezA; Dlssx1es Of wz=hinzsaz
Territory. holding fsrns AZ Sest-,e.
Nc. s4<-C-xSfora & HAxTihxfcn. rlxis-
tn. vs. Anfrew Brooks. defe1canf.
UEcer AID by vlrs1e Of An execufion issued
out Of the shSve named court IN the above
entities scttoa, have 6Rly levied upon lea
nuEbered siI 49, AID seven C7l, in bsoef airy
four sS4D- Of Terry's frs sddi,tsa - he e.fy
CT seatsle King ooznty, WaseiDgtsa Tern
sory, And vii. On
saturday. the 3th day Of 0eto Der,
1858,
Al the hour Of 10 O'Clock In the forsaoon. II
fra1t Of the Court House door, in the city ..
5 A.tle. King eo1ary asore IA. proceed 70 Sc
szia property Il puelie suction, 10 the hish
81 BIDDER for cash.
Dated the tn day Of September. Iss9
J.H Nc6RAw,
sei4sd Sheriff Of King County " L
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-28
Probate Notice.
Notice of Sale Of Real Estate
at Public Auction.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
~ in pursuance Of an order of the Pro
bate Court of King County. Washington
Territory, made on the ID day of SEP
tember. ISIS, IN the matter Of the
guArdianship Of the persons and estates ot
Ksfhrins Roeoerz and Eiake<h Rsnbers.
minars, l. the undersigned guardian Of he
persons and estates Of the said minors. viii
On the
Goth day Of October, 1883.
At the hour o. tvo O'clock in the afternoon O.
tAs said day, sell. subject 10 confirmation by
the said Probafe Court. o. the door Of the
Court House On Third street. In the city Of
Seattle. Ia said King county. TO the highs<s
bidder for cAsk, gold coia Of the United
States. ali Of the right title and irser<s. OF
the said minors, being An undivided oue-h half
Of the following described rrezuis G. tovIt :
Block seven In Edes & KNIGHTS addition 70
the city Of Seattle. In said King county. WASH
ipgson Territory.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash in United Ssa'eS
gold celia /; tee per cent on day Of sale aud
the balance on confirmation Of sale By tie
said Probate Court.
y. JOHN ROSBEE6.
Guardian Of the persons and estates Of the
said mi0ozk sells s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-28
Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

CyrTxD SrATKs Drsrz1cr LAND OrvrcxL
OLyMFIA. WAszrSsrox TKxRrroxr-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
compliance with the provisions Of TIE Acs
OF Congress approved June 8. ISIS. entitled
.'An Act fer th- sale Of Timber Land. in the
States OF California. Oregon. Nevada and wash
tngton Territory" John KELLY. Of King
county. Washington Territory. has this isy
fled In this once his application 20 puf.
chase the i OF sw I Of section - town.
ship n north. range . east, and wv i Of NV
i. CT stcfion No 5. in tov n<hip No. as north.
range No. esst Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
said described land. or any portion therrof
Are hereby required 10 Gle their claims IN thts
once within sixty fs0l days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, q my once IN Ofyru-
pis. ". r. this 1 9Th dsy % July, AID. ises.
JOHN r. CONVEY.
su5 lov REGISTER Of the Lad Once
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Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land

USfIkp SfAfEs DufRIT LAID OrYlcR.
OLYMPIA. wAsnxsroS Txzxrrnsy I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvYy THAI TX
~ compliance With the provisions Of the
Act OF Congress approved June :, 1878. snfi
fied An Act for the sale Of Timber Lsnds IN
the states Of California. OREGON, yev.da sns
wsshins.ol fefritory.- JOHN p. ANDER-
SOY. o. Asns county. Warrington rereitory.
has this DAY sled in this cf.sce his .pn,s-. -.
= purck2se the y Of j, Of secfion NJ
IL. IN township No. g north, range No 5
east Of the Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely shs
saso described land. or any portion thereof
- hereby required 10 Gle their claims N this
ol1ee vtthin sixty teei days from date hereof
Given under my hand. At nv once in orr
Pis, w. T.. this seth day Of July. A d isss
JOHN =. CONVEY.
ans iev Register Of the Land Once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-28

Seminal weakness. Impotency. niE>1 -.
~ dreams. pimples on the face -
Manhood can positively be cured H.
sick and afflicted should NOT lad % 81 =
him The Doctor has Travelled exfs19sss
in Europe and inspected thcr9ssy -
deal of yalusbie information. which he =
Competent 10 impart 70 those IN neeo o
his services nr. Gibbon VIII make No
charge unless he effects . cure Person.
a. q distance may be cured q homo ~
communicafions strictly confidential Iee
see no one hnt the Doctor. Parsons VIZ
ing 70 the Doctor VIII please STATE me 49,
Of the paper they see this edyer - "a
dress DR.. p. GfBBON, p. o. boz lsG. -
Francisco send sie fR . p.c.ses =
medicsne SaE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-28

when you meet with an accident, get
. sprained ankle, or are otherwise in
jured, don't 90 TO the expense Of send
ing for q doctor, bat apply Kendall
SPAWN Cure, and you viii experience
instant relief.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-28

- - tEz
foissa1s -
- b t<1sd q ne nex1 sesn On
s,;rs o<urs. which corvenss IN siis csfs
N~,s.v Os~krr ssh. 1859. CHS.
-s. x...a.. .A;.
Suxsce esfeene -
lia there are IL 1srxztcr1zz cr1DznA ~
M Unised States criminal Gases
,cr-n w. n.
- & .an 49,. : a
1s<as1. g. = - sar A.
- @
&C., rr5. W~x-~s A
- T,S.ns1s = "a
- .1t.-..e
fos ntaan .pk-
-. -, N-xsnrss 4
n. e. xsss-f;e~
=. - - 1-r--@- =. r Hsu-uor.d
A.t- IA - y : : 1870
s sl
io Ssss -. 6,sletlrsss ". Dxniel Ding
,ssras - Sr-zvs Has.-~ 4
whso; .ocesa $50. -. % : 10
49, -. go =, is...,.s- R,as A. "a d
-. =. go. sr - Ne
4 ~ns 4 e !. e. 49, $500 80 St-1,rs
$500 q ~ = -, e. Ssxs,.S.rt
s .n.se r 49, "a 49, Eske-
- =, - .r~~nt,an Nryanrhf 4
- - - .s-...s,4
s,asIf.,-~- a uePhss sdmiuistrxtor
2 nsnnssoa. rrornissory note
Ie~i. fo- nlx,ntsH
A s.ss 2 ~ 80, Tta,n.s Run
lii = = iocpe-'s I,eu WI. Whit,
=. 1900 V~E..ght A. r. fa- A.
ss-S-Rc,a a pu,~;, 90 Jac,k,son 4
49,. 80 800 - r,.sfs~l rp.o,v4y.re
n I.;,s.s g. -,ts;.t,F
EZ-s q FrsnE Va n " Osborne
-. So 49, a ncN,ras,
g .a.sr.s3
' 5An1...r.r,z 4 MeKs~ Va rr..l
s,-.....,...,,rr- s.c[.--rt M~N.ngs,t a Co
- .as,,s,a NIL A Nand.r far a.
ssassr4
er71-J~n>s p Csuzford N Hsrriue
s<.~ 4 ss,,sb a. Al (. Iovc~rfs lien W. II
Wh;tn fcr clsinfid. HrNancs.f A Ga. 70
ssf..dsnt
No5-J. A. MuI,er w. Auouxs Czarski
coortg.oe. STRIVE. Hainss a McMlcke,
- ,5s,rt;9
zss7-J n Colmsn ~ Geo. p. Frys
.an;n;~srs4or. mooevs had and Re
.ss-sd NcN.ncht a Co for nisintid
I~-is confrs
zssa-T.rnss Fs.J IN Pdvard For,
90 POI Mil Cornnan,. Io.ogrrs' iieu
Burke Z Rasin for plaintiff. Acsaa9h
Sssa1sssssi. poss;.h;no c,,mn.ny =,
a. prve sdmiui.er 1900: iniu.ctiog
STRIVE Hainss q HoNicksu Tor plain
an, zeN11I p 9 70. rxss
$3.50. y. D1.s.an - :. y. CT =
mcDon.sd; recovery o. pfoPer.y. ot Is 4,
hssnss MeA'cken Tor psaintin' v. q
Wnme ecu1A p,. ~ Va.
Own. Daso.n " "a. II -
md the seattle G.s Laens Compan!
-Ioseeaosofe. y: q. nasLo5a tol pss'I
81, STRIVE, hainee q AcAaeksn ana Z
J. Mc(iiyra contra
56UCWm. Cnsoo VI. wm. n impes'
oenyeyance q reai cs.asc. S8suys
nelnn q 4cA,oksn Tor paafnfan' BUZZ
q hasan CONTRA
59U-InoA n. Avord vs- fifznenr
sm DyBe; account ctfuve. uAtne
q 1cAseksn Tor plaiptsn.
S-fom q borm W. Cocnran Ms
Do1aId; Acccunf. stfove, haines a nc
21oked fof pisinsln.
2W-John g. Hill Vs. Warren Smith
gafnfznmsnf, strive, naines q Ms
Aicken for plaintiff.
N1s-wm. Harris ". Swan Anderso
9 a.; !oeeen hsn- han dosoorne 10
pisintif.
NfS-Chas- Coppdn ~ n. l.. feslel
iuiunction. Burke d kasin for plain
tina, Struve Haines d AcAicken. con
TIA
x750-f. q. Hediugtor W. Z. q. Whit
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-28
Or. SPIN N EY

NO. " A00sssy Oss
Treats an Chrsnie and sDecAal Dessnso
HoTNC uKN
NlyHO NAY BE SCFFERIN0 Fho4
w the effects OF youthful foAi1ee 6 -
discretion will do well % avo0 49,
selves q this. the greatest heen ever
at the altar Of suffering humanity. -
SPINNEY viii guarantee 70 forfen
for every case Of seminal weakmo
private disease Of any kind or eharacW
which he undertakes and fails TO cuxA
WlDDLE-ACED mgv.
There are many 81 the age Of thixV i
sixty who are troubled with too ffequ
evacuation Of the bladder. often acce0
panied ny slight smArting or bofnn
sensation and q weakening Of the 81
in q manner the patient cannot AGO.
for. On examining the urinary oepoms
ropy sediment win often be found .
sometimes small PARTICLES Of albun,en
appear. or the color win be Of hin M
i~h hae. again changing 10 dAfk -
-.,rr:s appear ance. There are many -
who die Of this difficulty. ignorans g -
cause, which IN the second stage q -
inal weakness Dr.. s win guarantees
feet cure in all such cAsr1. and heaA
restoration OF the genitourinAly orx1
Once hours-lo 10 and to& Sun9
from 10 TO II Z. M Concentrates r.
Thcrough examination and adyic&
m. nraNNgN = - .
~ No. II. Ksaray 8 san tsena
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KHNnLLL'S SPAWN CURE.

Fremont. Ohio. ysn = issl.-Dr- z. J
Kendau L CO. Gsnrs II thErk n MP dzty
% renter you Ey tkarks for hsrezt= so1 pcs-
tfs which have derived frsz4 yO1r t1yzdrA
he ars far famed Sfzvin Care Ny eo1<11
&n6 ! bad . vasnAh2s s+Allloa. vc-sE SEQ
which lad . very bod spawn. sat Vas pro-
nourced ey fozr eminent yrtert1a 7 az
geons beyond any care. ard thAz the hsrSs
w. done for ever As lzss resort advised
ny cousin % ny bottle Of Eer<tAil's Srav1.
Cure II had . magical EJECT The third
bottle cured Il and TIE horse - ~ vel a. ~ver
d.. Dick. Of Edinburgh. the sEiEect ye-Er-
inAxy surgeon. vzs n 7Rc3s CT Uioe, Al
take xrez, interest II assisting lis , 1<e<-
sion Yours fruly, JAs- A Wu<os
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
Df.GIBb0DS
clSPEllSARE.

sx3 Kearney -
corner@C uzzmef
eiAi ST. So Ea1
cisco egtn61..ne
In 1854 fer Ia
strearmcnf q -
uAl and au9inn
{DiSeasea -
sGonorrhnA 49, :.
Structure 8yy1n
In al IN f0Rn0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
The University Of Wash
ington Territory,

7 OCATED AT SEATTLK W. T
Ii VII opea September ID IS1 with =
fan corps Of competent and experiences
Instruction. and Offers 20 the yeclg who
desire 70 prepare themselves for tse prac
ticSl cUsses Of an active and useful life
ADVANTAGES IN al respects equal 20 II aof
superior 20 those Of any ether school n
the Northwest.
rs currcala embrace fur courses Of
sSr5y. namely. Classical Scientific. Com
raercil and Normal Besides the thor
o0Sh ilSr1cfien given IN the essential
branches OF the vzriozS courses the or
nAnaental branches OK vocal and i1s-ru-
mea.Sl music voice cllrUre. e2ocuoon-
the AT o. expression painting In Oh Anc
water eolorS drawing. hcck free hand and
mechanical are taught according 70 the
most approved methods Both the
HEALTH and MORALS o. pupils are seda-
lousy guarded
Rates OF Tuition per Term. re.
Qaired In advance:
Oh eSsafe. NORMAL and tensmsr-
ckAA each ------.----------- <AI "
Common knsfiSh- ~
Primary. training school ) u
Board per week with unfarnished
rOon-- u
Board per week. with furnished
rloEl-. , u
For further Information concerning the
school address the President.
). POWELL
AulS Z Seattle W. T.
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Notice to Creditors,

EkRIToRY OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY
= o. Aing. a In the Probate Court OF ~
ktng county.
In the matter Of the estsse OF Eavsrd Can.
ley deceased
Nefice 10 heesby given By The und~rsisn~.s
ex acufrfx Of the last viii and t.stsrneot :.
Edward Copiey, decsased, 10 the creditor. 81
and All persons having Claims axsiuss ths
aid deceased, &, exhibit than, With the nee-
eesasy voochers. within one year after Tia
trtx. ct her residence, on Onion rtreex -,
the corner Of Sixth and Union streets. in ~.
city Of Seattle. county Of King, aud fsryfsorv
Of Warrington. or the anne VIII - Co.,:
barred MELISSA HCssEY.
kxeeutrix 81 the lat win and te.ssme1t 81
Easard Copley, decsssad. "a
Dsfed Il srAftle. " r. August l7th. lisa.
au3D ~
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fz-s- yez-st szeA - Las e M.z1ry. -.
-zse. Nocturnal fztszssss Avxrxss = r.
cssey. rz-zesx q Tsssoz. ~ets,s IN - ~
re VIA 1z51 pxs<izz z,onse~v~d I. =.
z--1-, AID zzxaF e<A-x 1asena.s sh.f - !.
lrs<c1sT 40 S-s:h
Dk- EISIIE VII ag-.e 70 fzr<sis Frvr ~
: BID LS-z-AEs fer o case q TIA kir6 -
VIAL RESTORATIVE Fzzsssr Ia -
s1E1es 40 s<e&szzect5 VII no< ezzrsL e. a.
2oytef2z tEr1r- - izszrsszs fsz>t = =
Ok 4INIIs tr~s=z sll Pyivsss pss<rpes -.
ee=s-1l-y vzrHC1f -aerx1g Ccxxrrxxy1Dv
Fzxk LeocOzga sxzzizk.ioc a,d aavscs
1z,ci 7-taz 22Ayszz 20 zrirz S. Pyscp Al
VIAL kHs-uaxxTsE So ecssae az f.ur 49,
see aoA1r-rF- Sc. sRer 20 kcy a1i>~>s m.
recsirt q rxtoe- - c o. D. se<z.p rem -.
s>-vx-saa- k.1 - 7rfvs.e axze Il deusrps h.
a L MIS1rE Nd
II hsa<-y Street San Rrzneasro. Oh.
sAMPLE BOTTLE yKzx
s~1f g APP iestsoc ty leeser stating lyup.
toEs. sex AID Az.- Cszzznscxssooe sfrScf;x
cpz51ss-kaL
DR. NTNTIE3 KIDyET EKNEpY yUH.
kkTiCJH. c1r-s AL f1nds az KidneS ana
B&.eSsr Cezr lstrrs. Gccsxrhza. G;srt L..
eorreGA Fer sale 81 al eylxxisss; q DIT
bct-s-. six hcrt- e. fec S.
DE- NIyEIE-S DAyDEIlOy PTrIa avs
tA@ he=s All cheapest DYSPEPSIA and Bill.
lcCs ere = TIE EGrk<x Fer sale By az
e-1xg&&
Al orsers ter madeleine C o. d. uuus =
Ak HP<ziec viii 81 - . gza-ansss e ~
fssfA. wAacA vii De 3e&ze-ess unsn IL ~,
ss= = s.1EPed ;al- t8r
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KendaII's SDavin Cure.

wExr ESozsCnGz W Feb. IS. Issl-Dr
B. Keneall 4 Co--GeEts several Zczres
AeoDinizred ny knee j1int which ezzsed q,
eulare=Den- 70 grow the SIX OF . large wh
nut and caused ne very severe pain Al tie
time fsr four or Eve weeks. vkea b~zxa 80
use EerdalI's SPAWN Cure With tss Hosf sx--
isfarsOry resxlts- l. LIS completely removed
The enl2xgenert and sscpPed tia IA-enrss
and pai1- I ave loaE kno~n e % Be excel
lent fer horses. but sov / k1ox IL TO BE tie
best Imminent for human HeSh tEss AZ &c
q1airted with Tours cusy
TIP Lv~cE.
KENOAIu'S SPAWN CURE
Il surs In its e5sceS, nild IN its sr<isn. ~ r.
does BOT eliser. yes Il is rsoerrzting xn1
powerful - reach every 6esp ssa-ed pslE 60
to reDovt aay bony gcvth O. c<Asr enax-s-
Denfs. E1ch - Ep2vIzs. sYliEcz. ezrhs. e.-
Gus, srrAsns. sselltrgs. And any lxrasns~s AID
AL enla<<sDezsz Of TIE joiz-x o. hEhs. q
for rht1Datlsn IN E2n. -xcd for any rzrpes<
for which . aintnene Is E>ed for Ean Or
beast !. u Dou kcovn % BE h hess lins-
meat for man ever 1sex, kctieg mid And yes
certain in is eSectz
Send address fog ul1 szA.-d Clrc1la-. vhieh
ne think sTve< positive prcof % is vi-s1es.
No remedy has ever MT with s2ch r-11als-
ED success 30 cur uSviesiSe, fer hsAx. n
we zs man
/ Price 81 rer bottle, @ beetles fer Is. Al
druggists have IL CT can 81 (. for yo1, - n
vii be sen: 10 Any 2t6re<e on reesipt q r-3ce
sy the propEie4ors, Dr. B. J kExnAIL & Co.,
Eoosburxh Pals. W
SOLD nv ALL DRUGGISTS.
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ia nss~usau..
Sr fR Nwvvus
bss1ffy. Kxhn..s.
a xiskl-y. ssDi
hssaksss spsN
Ezs,arrez.s L6sr
AsHooD. Iapo.
teaey. RsniysSu
Eas,k,srrhaasD ~
A. IL fsrrk. 4.
fsrrz q ssh- Az.
FNr1fzi fsnIrs
@s @zcssses tan.
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ford ord Harrington; account
Burke aud kxsin for plaintiff, Hsruvs
Hairs ard ncMicksu. contra
80-FEank II. Chambers Va ID. T
Dsnny; Injunseis u. white 4 Nun
DAY Tor paaintiA. Burke D baisin con
ia
@6-Wm. Hnnks ~. Steamer Scsis
Damages. Hexuvs. Haines 4 McAicksu
sos plainstd. MoNaneht 4 Go. contra.
is-AuGoss Bsdekod "a Mary Bid
kod; divorce. 7. n. Cam FOR plain
an:
"a Wm. =. Hayuard . al. NcNanehs 4
20 FER plAfnti6. 6truve, Hainea a
L. ichen cuutra.
S-A1euse Aelhoru W james u
Oo!eman; injunction. Burke a Raisin
and Whi1e Z Manday. fer plaintiff
AeNaskns 4 %. contra
H. y. wadlsieh, and Thos. Burke VI
:. Il Andsrson; inj1nction- J. n.
Il ~ r
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-05-12
Taking = Dead Mans Claim.
Mitchell Capital.

Mitchell Capital.
Deputy United States Wilson arrested
one James G. Curtis Thursday morning
while the latter was in bed at Marion
Junction. The charges under which
Curtis is held are rather serious and of
interest especially to land hunters. It
appears that he attempted to prove up
on another mans homestead entry under
the name of Jno. Gordon, whose entry
No. 23O6, in section 6, township l0l,
July 5th. 1878. Gordon has been dead
tended to carry the thing out to
all was not straight came through
borrowed 1852 on the strength of his
his identity in getting the loan. This
don to whom they supposed they had
nal papers were sent on from Washing
about to prove up on his claim also. Thus
Agent James preferred charges and sent
Officer Wilson for his man. Curtis got
wind that his game was up and evaded
the deputy by close race, but was fol-
lowed up to Marion Junction and cap.
tured.
1t Is expected however that Curtis
who is a young man of about twenty.
four years, is not the only party to these
illegal proceedings, but that other more
experienced and designing persons are
back of him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-05-12
The Commission at Pierre

Pierre, d. T., day 1o.-The capital
commissions special train made rapid
run to Pierre from Huron this morning,
arrived at noon, and was met by great
concouree Of citizens, military band,
flags and general demonstrations of the
most enthusiastic welcome. The visitors
were met by the following committee:
Mayor Henry Blakely. Jas. A. Ward.
Col Geo. Ordway, S. NJ. Laird, G. W.
Vandussn and v. E. Prentice, and
escorted to the hotel, where was fur
nished handsome repast. Carriges were
provided for the party and they were
driven over the bluffs and on the high
plateau surrounding, and afterwards
driven to the steamboat landing and
given an extended trip up and down the
river on the ferrybosts. Pierre has made
the most practical bid of any yet heard
from. She gives block 21 in the fourth
railway addition, almost in the very
center of the town on handsome eleva.
tion, as the proposed capital site, and
besides 160 acres of valuable land devi.
ded into parcels around the city, which
can be sold without trouble for 100000
All of the 16O acres is in the city limits
except forty. The city is very lively and
making especial endeavors to entertain
the commissioners. A banquet was held
in the Northwestern hotel this evening
at which 100 guests were present. Tht
commission leaves the city in the NOR
ming on the return trip.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-05-12

In the state of New York hereafter the
caucus will be controlled by law, and
will be as orderly gathering and its
proceedings as methodical as those of
regular election. It is anticipated for
this innovation upon modern political
methods that it will have purifying ef.
fect-that it will dethrone King Caucus
and destroy nearly every vestige of that
despot's vicious influence in selecting
candidates. Undoubtedly every voter
who has taken an interest in the prelim.
mary campaigns of his party and at.
tended the precinct gatherings. has felt
the indignation, the exasperating indig-
nation, which the tricks and cheats of
King Caucus will arouse in the breast of
the defeated, and to all such the proposed
reform in New York-a reform assured
by solemn enactment of the legisla.
ture-will be welcomed as the harbinger
of an improved condition of political af.
fairs in the lower levels. Should it prove
successful in the Empire state it will be-
come contagious and spread westward,
and in time Dakota may adopt it, but We
apprehend that sometime before ii
reaches us, the ingenuity of Tammany
Hall will have devised some kind of q
caucus to precede the primary and il
this way defeat the wise and benefcent
intent of the law.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-05-12
CROOKS CAMPAIGN.

a
The Distinguished Indian Fighter Not yet
: Heard from.
Ell Paso, Tex, May 9-Rumors were
circulating yesterday of disaster to Ger.
Crook. Gen. Riegera, at Chihuahua tel
egraphed that he has no definite infor-
nation Of the attack. The Mexican
force in the field is 1000 cavalry in two
columns which ought to be near enough
toErook to support himhf:in urgent need.
Col. linda, chief of the staff to Gen.
Evero, is making every preparation to
push forward himself at once. The Mex.
ican officers all recognize now that the
Apache force has probably been under.
rated. They do not have that confidence
which Crook possesses in the Apache
scouts who are with him. They do not
believe there is imminent danger, but
still fear that Crook is in dangerous
position. Maj. Fletcher has no inforua.
tion from Crook yet and does not con-
ceal his anxiety over the rumor. He does
not, however, regard Crook as in danger
and thinks he is thoroughly capable OF
coping with any force he may meet.
Other military officers think Cruok'e
force very small one for so important q
movement ,as he is making.
Washington, May 9.-Ths war depart.
ment has not heard from Gen. Crooks
expedition since the Sd, but Secretary
Lincoln says that Q, ,rcumstances dees nj
give any ground for alarm. He has full
confidence in Gen. Crooks Judgment and
prudence, and 10 satisfied that he knew
what he hsd to encounter. before he
crossed the border. The secretary is not
disposed to credit rumors OF an engage.
ment between Gen. Crooks forces and
the hostile Indians in Mexico, in which
Crook was beaten. He thinks il Q fight
! had taken place the department would