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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26
The CHARGES against Architect Hin.


PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-The following
letter bearing upon the charges against
Supervising Architect Hill, has lbeen for
warded to Washington:
PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-John G. New,
Chairman Investigating Committee, Wash
ington-Dear Sir: In Mr.. Hills reply to
our charges, in regard to contracts for fire
proof shutters, ETC., for the government
building at Cincinnati, he places the re-
sponsibility of not investigating said
charges, viz: attempted bribery and declin-
ing to test our shutters when the govern
ment had, say $21, 900 to make and nothing
to lose, and the final award of the contract
with the secretary of the treasury and not
with himself. Such being the case and un-
der the circumstances of the present in
vestigation I'VE shall decline to answer him
in detail and shall not press our charges al
this time. Respectfully,
MANLEY & COOPER MNFG. COMPANY.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26
The Ster Route Trial.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Ker began the
fifth day of his argument in the star route
trial this morning with resume of the
testimony concerning the Oregon route
from Eugene City to Bridge Creek. He
then turned his attention to the route from
Mineral Park to Phoebe. which he said was
known among the contractors as the
'Looking-glass' route, and on which the
petitions seemed to partake of the dupli-
city of the article upon which it was
named.
After the recess Mr.. Ker took up the
routes from Tres Alamos to Clifton,
Arizona, from Trinidad to Madison, and
from Julian to Cotton. The review of the
evidence relating to these routes occupied
| the remainder of the day.
Secretary Chandler has issued in
structions to Rear Admiral Baldwin, COM
manding the United States naval forces on
the European station, to proceed with his
personal staff to Moscow to attend the
| coronation of the czar.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26

At the farm of Joel Platt, at Sebetha,
Va, deaf and dumb son of Platt's setfire
to the barn and was burned to death. His
mother, in attempting to rescue him, was
fatallyburned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26
NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

Special Telegram to the Globe.
New YORK, April 25.-Business on the
exchange was even lighter than yesterdays
with leading stocks. The event of the
morning was an advance in Pullman to
1891. The earnings are reported as large.
Manitoba, to which we have before called
attention, continues on its upward course,
and sold to day at 1284, rise of about
per cent. since the books closed. The mar
ket feels the effect of reports from the west,
which of late have been anything but en-
couraging regarding the wheat crop, but
as the worst has probably been told, from
now on we may look for more favorable
statements. The fluctuations for the day
were unimportant, and at the last show
but little change from last evenings. The
late dealings were exceedingly tame, and
business was about at q standstill during
the greater part Of the afternoon. Money
was in fair supply, with every prospect of
cheaper rates as the season advances.
The earnings for the third week in April
of the st. Paul show an increase of $1O4,-
900; the Northern Pacific, $4,000, and the
Hannibal & st. Joe, $1,000.
The old condition of affairs such as pre-
vailed for weeks prior to the recent ad-
vance prevails now. The market is get
ting into the old rut of dullness again, and
the public appears to be willing to let it
get there. To day the market was almost
completely at a standstill, and fell into a
state of deadlock. But a few of the sharpest
sharps could make cent out of it, fol
there was much hair splitting and gam
bling for little factions. 1t is thought in
well-informed circles to-day that the latest
drop in the price of pig iron has consider
ably demoralized trade in coal. Large
operators have lately made quotations
considerably below schedule rates, ant
some of them are quite uneasy in regard
to future combinations. The impression
this afternoon seems to be that stocks hat
better be let alone. One of the shrewdes
traders said: have covered all my short
stocks, but did not dare to buy anything
long. The market has shown just enough
of strength and of weakness to make il
very uncertain which way the next decided
movement will be. Leading brokers sa.
it is just the kind of market in which
good deal of money can be Clipped out il
eighths and quarters without any substan
tial advantage or much chance of one."
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26
THE CYCLONES BREATH.
ADDITIONAL REPORTS OF DISASTERS
BY SUNDAYS STORM.

The Terrible Fury of the Blast-Entire
Villages Swept Away-The Death List
Increasing Hourly-Farms Swept of
Every vestige of Buildings and Fences.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26

valorem as an article manufactured in
whole or in part.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26
Had a HemOrrhage.

Boston, april 25.-Jno. L. Sullivan had
a hemorrhage last night and lost so much
blood that he tainted. He has, it is stated,
been living a dissolute life lately, which
was one of the chief causes of his troubles.
He was in the street this morning, how
ever.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26

A man who claims to have murdered
Lord Leitrim was arrested yesterday in
ochester.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26
REDEMPTION OF STAMPS.

The commissioner of internal revenue
has issued a circular setting forth the law
with regard to the redemption of internal
revenue, check, and proprietary stamps,
and announcing the regulations to govern
such redemption.
TEA INSPECTOR AT CHICAGO.
Secretary Folger says that no New
Yorker has been consulted in regard to the
appointment of tea inspector at Chicago,
and that this inspector will be selected
upon recommendation of the officials al
Chicago.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26

LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Wm. Carey, a Ia
borer, in the construction of a new build
ing on Main and Fifth streets, fell dis
tance of twenty five feet to the street below
this morning, striking on his head and
shoulders. He was picked up unconscious,
and conveyed to his home, where he died
this evening. He leaves family.
Frank Belzer was yesterday at work on
the roof of house, and fell thirty feet,
alighting on his hands and feet below
mparatively uniniured. To-day he fell
from the same roof the same distance, fall
ing on the brick pavement, cutting his
head. He had it dressed at drug store
and went back to work on the same roof.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-26

Secretary Folger to-day decided the ap-
peal of F. w. Simons q Co., from the i'm
position of duties by the collector of the
port of New York upon an article known
to brewers as granulated rice. This article
consists of kernels or grains of cleaned
rice broken into fragments. The designa-
ton cleaned is that of the present tariff
law. The secretary holds that granulated
rice does not come under the designation
of rice cleaned within the meaning of the
present tariff; that it is not governed by
the similitude clause of the tariff, and i;
liable to duty only at twenty per cent ad
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18
Weather Wisdo ON.

One Ut our prominent attorneys,
who Is 1t the same time one Of the
leading fisherman Of the valley,
claims that the weather invariably
repeats itself, and gives the following
as the result Of his observations, viz:
All years ending in 3, 0, or are
extremely dry.
Those ending in 2, 5, 4, 5 or 6 are
extremely vet.
Those ending in I or 8 are ordin
arily well balanced.
Those ending in 6 have extremely
cold winters.
These ending in 2 have an early
spring.
Those ending in1 have a late
spring.
Those ending in 3 and 4 are sub
jet TO great floods. Lebanon pa.
Times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18

q. -. ss ssssss - . q a
ID ssvelal ~ IN counties of ths
ops6 nv % Dakota TIE oounty
lionsss have callsd elections
~ choos islsgates = the constitu-
onal convention that u 70 meet in
EIoux Falls Il u hoped that this
plsn viii 81 generally followed. II
Ives - III ~ legsl authority 70 the
Fdsle4atss and 10 the convention.
|Whioh tho mass convention election
d. not impark When Dakotas
1pplicati6n comes before congress
thsrs win ~ ) strong partisan oppo-
sition y granting admission. II will
greatly strengthen the hands Of the
friends of the coming state 70 be able
% show that the move has the sup
| port Of the people Of southern Dako-
ta,and that every step he's been taken
decentIy and in order. Because Of
the help il will give admission when
the matter comes before congress,
there should b - full I vote as pos
sible when delegates TO the conven-
lion q Sioux Falls are chosen. It
r. particularly desirable that when
~ constitution which will Be franz
RalIs ~ Submitted 70
~ people tIisFs WIN b ! full vote.
Otherwise opponents Of the measure
have tho argument that either the
population Of The proposed state ID
small, OF the people are Indifferent.
II y the Dakotaians' convention that
| ID 70 meet 1t Sioux Falls, and Dako-
taiana are in duty bound 70 see that
their best men are sent TO that con-
vention, and that the constitution
made BY these best men is fully dis
cussed and voted on.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18
First publication July II. 1883 ]
Chattel MORTGAGE Sale.

Take notice. that by virtue Of a chaiiel mort
gaze executed by oliver IT,. Pier, VI McCO0k
Union county. skota Territory. in favor Of
Daniel r. hedges. OF sioux city, Iva. dated
FebraaPy Str. 1883. y certified copy Of which was
hled in the office Of Register Of Deeds Of said
linton county, d. r.. on the 10Th day OF February
1883. aud which said mortgage was given ~ se-
cure the payment Of two notes Of even date there
with. given bv said Oliver ST. Pier 10 said PANEL
! Hedges for the amount vi Two Hundred and
Forty Dollars t*240) with interest thereon at the
rate Of ten per cent. from date; and l. Daniel T
Hedges, deem NJ myself insecure. have levied
upon aud ssh sell the properly therein de-
scribed, namely: One black horse four years old.
name turned on right side OF neck. three whito
feet one black horse four years old with name
turned ON LETT side of neck; one second hanl
Tumble skein wagon; one act uf secoud hand
double harness; ~ public auction to The highc I
bidder for casa TO ~ iss said mar ,ge, low
10 pay the sum Of ta40 on, principal and $lo 81
iuieies, and $1,000 attorney fees, with inter
est tina, may accrue, and COSTS. SAID sale td
take place In front ~ HE postoeiee NJ Nc
Cook, Uni, n county. ID r.. on Saturday. July
41st. 1888, commencing AT o'clock p. m. OF said
day DANIEL T. HEDaEs,
Per GEO W KErLoaG, Mortgage.
Agent ani Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18
An Honest Saloon-Keeper's
Advertisement.

i 3. Goodson In Michigan Christian Advocate
FRIENDS AND NEIGirBoRs:-Grate-
full for the Liberal encouragement rec
eived from you and having supplied
my tavern with new and ample
stock Of choice wines, spirits and
malt liquors, / thankfully inform
yon that l continue TO make drunk
ards and paupers for the sober, in
dustrious and respectable commu-
nifty to support. My liquors may
excite you 10 ruin, robbery and
blood, and will certainly diminish
your comforts, augment your expen-
ses, and shorten your lives. !
confidently recommend them a.
sure to multiply fatal accidents
and distressing diseases, and likely
to render these incurable. They
will agreeably deprive some Of life,
some Of reason, many Of character
and all Of peace; will make fathers
fiends, wives widows, mothers cruel,
children orphans and all poor. / will
train the young 10 ignorance, dissi-
patton and infdelity, lewdness and
every vice, corrupt the ministers Of
religion, obstruct the gospel, defile
the church and cause as much tem-
portal and eternal death as ! can.
will thus accommodate the public, =
| it may be at the cost Of my never
dying soul. l have a family to
support, the trade pays, and the
public encourage it. l have q
license from the magistrate; my
traffic is lawful, even christians
countenance it" and If | do not
bring these evils upon you somebody
else will. / know the Bible says9
Thou shalt not kill, " pronounces Q
Woe unto him that giveth his
neighbor drink. and eMoins me
not TO " put a stumbling block in Q
brothers way" l also read that nc
drunkard shall inherit the kingdom
Of Cod and I cannot expect the
drunkard maker without repentance
10 share . better fate; but | wish q
lazy living and have deliberately
resolved to gather the wages Of
iniquity, and fatten on the ruin Of
my victims. l shall therefore carry
on my trade with energy and do my
best to diminish the wealth Of the
nation. impair the health Of the
people and endanger the safety Of
the State. As my traffic fourishes
| in proportion 70 your ignorance and
sensuality ! will do my utmost to
prevent yodr intellectual elevation,
moral purity. social happiness and
eternal welfare. Should you doubt
my ability refer you to the pawn
shop, the police Office, the Jail and
|the gallows, where 50 many Of my
customers have gone. The sight Of
them will satisfy you that | do what
| promise.
JUDAs HEARTLEss.
n. B.I teach old and young to
drink, and charge only for the ma
teriai; Y very FEW lessons are enough.
We have superior facilities for
placing loans On improved and I'M
improved hrnas. Union County
Bank.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18
Phillips. VIM McLain.

Phillips, VIM McLain.
Dist No 68-Eli Picard, Robert
Hendrickson, Henry Silver.
Dist No So -Ameda Seguin, Hen
~ Cakes, Adam Scott.
Dist No 70-Chas LeMogce, Jas
Wiley, C A Jones. e
Dist No TIE + Smith, Wilson
Akin, H C Garfield.
Dist No 73-Peter Peterson, Elmer
Seward, Lars johnson.
G. F. MALLAHAN,
CHAs. MURTHA, r,,,n., p,ora
JOSEPH YERTER, ~
HALvER KNUDsoN
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1888.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18
July 5lh, 1893.
First Publication July II. 1881
Notice Of Appleton
TO CHANGE THE NAME OF ERIK ERIK.
son TO ERIK EkIKsON HOLLAND.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, In District Court.
County Of Union. 4th Judicial Dist
Office !. hereby given that at the nexr term Of
the District Couri Of Union county, Dakota. Il
be holden at the Court House IN Elk Point, Dak :,
on the second Tuesday Of August, 1883, being
The nth day ~ said mon,h. application " i'll he
made to the Judge Of sad ur. for an ord. r
changing the name of Erik Er.kson of Brne
township, in said county, 10 Erik Ericsson Hof-
land 1he pciilsn for said change was duly
led with the Clerk Of said Cour, the 10Th day Of
July 1853. ERIK CRIMSON.
Dated ut Elk Point, Oak, July IL, 1883.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18
M;EoTToN NOTICE.

AAA1z1A1 s4A&N xN04A0Ss
N0tice i hereby given that on
"Wednesday, the first day Of August,
a. D, 1854, = the several voting
precincts Is below mentioned in the
county Of Union, Dakota Territory,
az election will be held for five dele
gates 70 the Constitutional Cnnven-
ton TO be held at Sioux Falls, Dako-
Ia, on the 4th day Of September, A.
D. 1883, which election will be open
ed at eight o'clock in the morning,
and win continue open until Eve
o'clock in the afternoon Of the same
day.
Each organized school district in
the county is hereby constituted a
voting precinct, and the school
houses in the several districts are
designated as the polling places.
Where there is no school house the
the judges Of election are authorized
to select a polling place.
The following judges OF election
are appointed to conduct the el'c
ton in each district. The appoints
ment Of these judges are made from
the school officers of each district,
with one or two exceptions:
Dist. No. I'M RYAN, p. NJ Le-
Moges, RAINY Author.
Dist. No &c. Tollson, d. NJ.
Dickenon, E NJ. Cnmmins.
Dist. No. SC. III. Walworth, A.
o. Ringsrud, ]. M. Talcott.
Dist. No. Al. S Teller Chas. H.
Hopkins, ). G Merrill.
Dist. No. 5-David Rennillard, W.
j. Wynn, l. A. Daily.
Dist. No. GA Keevil, NJ Curry
Theodore Davis
| Dist. No. 7-Antoine Fleurey, Da.
vid Rreuneau, JOS Shay
Dist. No S--Alex B"ur ,sa, J r
Collins, Thos Dennison
/ Dist NJ 10-Alex Crawford, q W
Vinson, T p Mcconnell.
/ Dist No 11--Jos Gardner, Arthur
McConvilIe, Michael Scott.
| Dist No 12-Edwin Bryan, james
Horner, ] F Cummins.
| Dist No 13-Geo LaBeune, Johr
Gibson, VIM Lancaster.
Dist No 14-Jacob Kiplinger, Pat
rick Connolly, Clement Guilliaume
Dist No l6-N J Wallace, Rober
Hayes, D P Walker.
Dist No 17-Adolph Montague
Narcissus Montague, Flavian Mon
tagne.
Dist No 18-Edward Herrity
Hugh Mallady, Patrick Reid.
Dist No 19-Carl Nelson. H T
Powell, Hans P johnson.
Dist No 20-John Sneiderhint1
D r Pennell, Daniel Ballinger.
Dist No 2l-Ole Hottie, Johl
Kindlie, Tobias Clementson.
Dist No 22-Owen Clark, Il
Gray. J L Tuttle.
Dist No 23-Clark Northrop, Run
yam Compton, Osias Wright.
Dist No 24-Judson Dexter, w I
H Fate, James Olson.
Dist No Is Solomon Maynard,
NJ Scott, Henry Boden.
Dist No 6-Olaus Erikson, r
Tollfson, L Taggart.
Dist No 28-S B Fox, N II Schot
Ter, John T A johnson.
Dist No fitzpatrick Hand, OF
Ringsrud. John Dohl.
Dist No 30-Thos Collins, jaime
Creary, Thos Enright.
Dist No 31-John Finne, Joshu
B Roszell, / w Davis.
Dist No Sc H Williams, l.
, Mills, r d Coonen.
Dist No 33-CJ Arvidson, job
Vrallin, Lars Erikson.
Dist No 34-Thos O Solem, Al
!, drew Olson, Laes Laeson, Jr.
Dist No 35-Frank Lake, H
j Berry, NJ J Hubbard.
ii Dist No 36-Wm Freeman, Also
: Wakeman, Boison Ross.
Dist No 37-N r Edwards, Jas
Green, NJ J Green.
y Dist No 3S-JohnTracy, A J Z
lick.
: Dist No 3o-Peter Bjorgum. H
Hoffman, liver Rannum.
i,ist No Ala J johnson, Ere
Wagner, Swan p Peterson.
:. Dist No 42-A r Beavers, Samu
! Gates, r Mckenzie.
: Dist No An J Lehne, Micha
: Carroll, Oluff Iverson.
Dist No 44--Ole Christensen, ]
- -. L H..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18

ma almost III

1nks ma xlmost III bust
os,sss ~ nov REJECTING the
w.! dclla1 II value fluctuatss
q 81 CENTS Il seems to be
tine something was being
~ oaway With the old alien.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18

aE 4. H. t1JeIc = ul@n WITH S0ul
y 80
III ~ nsrer % himself has said,
r. T. nv own, my native land,
- cald ~ " run BY carpet
= and pclitical shysters, but
~ T. = 1919, governed by her
i 81 Mo have N interest in
II ~, eoopoiny and tax pay.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18

w have superior facilities for
placing loans Oh improved and I'M
improved firms Union County
Bunk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18

| 4 = ~ pleasant than We can
9 q - - many Of our far
4 toking 90 actiye part IN work
$50 ~ : proper interest IN the cleo
& n nnsti tutional delegates.
B II ilii rsnce that seemed at first
5 Fl r1ssnlent Nas only. character
B - g ~ people. Individual ex-
H. a ~ management Of their
a. ! backward spring, nee
alsrrbed their attention and
o; md nov that the throng is
they are becoming awakened
= 1nanly intertxt in their future
y ~ md The prosperity Of the
H. which they sre determined to
lf there Is j wide-awake,
u Ming md patriotic citizen in
lon connty who i not fully con-
\ II The propriety and necessi-
h 81 ~ measure. We do not know
r. whereab bouts, o. The manner ol
! n ~ = The election will occur
y time when the farmers Chose
~ - moro directly interested,
vi - engaged in cutting Their
aln, IN owing 70 the coDyenien,
afane Insnts made for voting, two
o. three hours will be all the tim.
Required = 81 the polls, 20 that it'll.
O ~ neGIest will result from voting
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18
[First publication June Ii, 1881
U. s. LAND oFrIcE, YxNKroN DIT.

JWnC z, 1855.
Sik.-- You are hereby notified thst the home
stead law lebuires final proof OF settlement and
cultivation to be made within two years after
the expiration If ave years from date ~ entry.
and ,ha 81 care Of yeur entry. &a7. ipr The neA
NV . Wy nwe -, :, Is reia gu. OF sect ~
towns 10 y ~ ~ q {: ed faiv :; = fhn
time ixeu h. h "a ttc ia tSti.
the egaisi,e proof b ,ng, hi, by y,
will. the, ciore. within thirty days frap. ia -.
your claim shall not be declared & ricl ed AMI
your err ry cance He'd. tor noncompliance with
The requirements of the law. that the case may
he reported T., tte commissioner Of the general
land Office for tho proper action.
=. u. CHANDLER
To Receiver.
james SMITH
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18

t@S>S - ~ svSb1sNAs4 -
m 1f ! n0rning, IN which Thos.
~, = oSbef, wAs the victim, and
= @ Who y reported to be
on Sioux City, the one who did
= 1kootine This ftcm the Mitch.
q ssl lila gives the details Of tho
u ~:
\ nusnber d boarden al the Ger
I nanlsia House together with some
sasrs hed been drinking until .
hour ii Widmanns saloon. Mr..
ocl. ~ proprietor Of the hotel,
y al0nk and shout ] o'clock tried
y indsoe them u 50 70 bed. They
a went out into the street and be-
s = general brawl, when Allen
"a down one II the party. j.
toEr Mo hid worked for some
ne - M engine house near the
ut recently employed on the
A. r. nm hing built % the Ger
1l " IeF 3 pssol and
B. ll!|| Alound firing two
q TIKI the ii and third one
q cloWd, no ball entering AL
\ Mr. under the len arm and
! . nc ilntstnaily. Allen walked 70
II ~ 54.a OK y. " -. .A.- - -. q. -.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-18
Application for Pardon.


Application for Pardon.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Take notice, that application will
be made to N. G, Ordwav, govern
orof Dakota, on August 18th, 1883,
for the pardon Of John G. Keely,
who. on August 9th, 1882, at Elk
Point, Dakota, was convicted in the
district court Of Union county, OAK,
Of the crime of grand larceny and
was, on the 10th day Of August, 1882,
sentenced to imprisonment in the
territorial prison for the term of two
years. HANNAH KELLY.
Dated at Elk Point, Dak., July 9th,
1883.
First Publication July IS. 1888.
Count, 81 2, u nasor. h D ssass. f D.
Frank H. Corbin, Plaintiff
-agatnef--
Ellen 4. Uorbn. Defsn ant.
! To Ellen A. Gorbin. the above named defendant
You will please take notice that deposltiOna Of
action Win be ,sasn Il the ONCE Al charles 4.
SANFORD. room No. l, corner Of vain stree, and
Central Row. in the nity OF Hartford, In the
county Of Hartford and State OF Gonnccticu,t
on the Sth day uf Angns', 1873. nj = O'Clock In
| the forenoon OF that day. and The SAID examiDa
| tiun may be adjourned from day "a day until the
| depOsttiohe are fully taken ara comp eted; said
| dispositions TO be used Upon the trial VI tbt
| above entitled action.
| Dated At Sioux Falls, Dakota Territory, III,
! IA h day Of July. A Il. 1888 4, II. VYNN.
Attorney fH Plaintiff.
!
lFirt PusEiea'iq, Ialy X 1893
Il eRsIoRi OF pASofA, In iisig,ei Ge}iF
fH UnioH gGbtg
/ S3epaen 3. yauf}uRkirS plaintiff
--aEalHai~-
/ Agnes ! Vani.tp}Sirk. uerg BdGat
| To agnes J. Vari'gFktrk, tue. ABOVE naf- ID De
fen,iaDt.
| lou will please axe nofice lba he d position
III charles QnarieS ss9 John .tMcns Will he takei
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