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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-21
F. A. WARDwELL.
Co.-Treas.
Notice to Teachers and school oaacer,

Notice to Teachers and School Officers
As teachers institute will he held in
Pembina county during the last week in
April, teachers' examination is postponed
until then. Every teacher in the county
is expected to attend the institute.
School officers are requested to defer en-
gagement of teachers for summer term,
visit the institute while in session, and
judge of the capabilities of those wishing
to teach.
Notice of time and place will shortly be
given. C. Il. JACKSON,
County Sup't.
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CRYSTAL.

Messrs Appleton and Benton made q
trip to the county sent this week.
Farmers here expect to get their crop
in. in good season as usual. They are
patiently waiting tho disappearance of
the snow.
Officers elected for the township of
Crystal are as follows: Supervisors, Peter
Ralston, chairman, F. A. Halliday and
w H. Goodman; clerk, II. Z. Arnold;
treasurer, A. +. Appleton; assessor, NJ. Y.
Edwards; pound keepers, Vim. Mitchell
and Ole Wangrom.
Our north town went down and took
Crystal by surprise. We congratulate the
township OH their selection, as they make
an efficient board. The chairman is well
up OH township matters. saws but very lit
tie, and when he does speak it is right to
the point.
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, |
County Of Pennbira.

A. c. Nichols. plaintiff, against Shaw w. Jsinje.
son defendant. ~
-, Notice u he.eby, given. That BY virtue Of a
Execution to me directed and delivered, and now
u my hands, Issued out Of the Clerks Office Of the
Third Judicial District Court Territory Of Dakota,
In and for the County. Of Pembina. upon Judg.
mslt rendered tn said Court III favor Of A. &.
Nichols, PLAINTIFF and against Shaw W. Jameson,
defendant have levied upon the following de.
ecribed Real Estate Of said defendant, to-wit: Lot
number twelve (2,) In block number two (g in
Colombe's Addition to the Town Of South .Pe,-.-
btna, according u the Official plat Of said Town
On file III the ONCE Of the Register of Deeds for
Pembina County. Dakota Territory. And that /
shull, ON Monday the l7th day Of March A. D.
lssi at the hour Of two O'clock =, N. Of said day,
at the front door Of the Court House In the Town
OF Pembiila, IN said County and Territory, pro
coed to sell all the right tte and interest IL the
above named defendant Shaw W. JaMieson In
and y the above described property 70 satisfy
hundred and one dollars and eighty nine cent?.
together with al cost ofsale aud interest
on the same from the 18th day Of October lS83, Of
the rate OF eeven per cent per Annum.-- at Public
Auction. % the highest bidder for cash.
Dated. Pembina d. r., February, 1894:
GAfPEEY q kNEEsRAw, Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 1888
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An Rditor,s Tribus.a.

Theron P. Keator, editor Of Fl. Wayne,
Ind, Gazette, writes: "For the past five
years have always used DR.. Kings New
Discovery, f0 coughs of most severe
character, - well as for those of mildel
type. It never fails to effect speedy
cure. Ny friends to whom have recon-
mended it speak oft in same high terms.
Having boon cured by itof every cough
7 have had for five years, ! consider il
&he only reliable and sure cure for coughs,
6ulds etc" Call At =. Moore 4 Co,
drag stoIs and ct free trial bottle.
IAsgs 0ll9elNo.
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Arc You Going

to any part of the United States or Cana.
de. II 80 buy your tickets at Neche, DIT.
l will give you benefit of the lowest rates
and check baggage through to destination
of ticket. Any desired information about
routes, rates and connections cheerfully
given on application either in person or
by letter. w. E. GooD1Na,
40 Ag't St. p. NJ. & NJ. Ry.
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HYDE PARK.

Sheard & Caswell's saw-mill has shut
down on account of the frost in the
timber.
Good news for Hyde park! No mc-c
hauling Of grain to Ncche, as this point is
to have q railroad from Cassclton on the
Northern Pacific. This will be direct
line through one of the best wheat grow
ing ranges in the Northwest. both points
being in range fifty-four.
Mr.. Wilcox of Neche has been around
here buying frozen and wet wheat. Mr..
J. KYLE gives good satisfaction Is POST
master....Mr. q. Knowles has rented his
farm to Mr.. ]. Z. Nelson for four dollars
an acre. Miss Rhoda Knowles is visiting
her sister....Mr. J. Kyle feels quite elated
over the arrival Of q fine boy lately.
CARLISLE.
Mr.. E. Spicer bad the misfortune to
Lose his horse on Tuesday last.
Rev.-Mr. Kerfoot preached 70 large
congregation on Sunday night last.
We were pleased to see our friend Mr..
Palmer from 3athgate who paid us avisit
last week.
Measrs. Moffat and Huffman commenc.
led their bridge on "Wednesday. across
Tho Tongue river. We 1isK them sood
.Dln00oG sss 49,. 81 X y ssss rs
AZ = 49, - .anefs
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the firm of
Strong & Thompson, are hereby notified
that all accounts and past due notes must
be settled by April 9Th, in order to save
costs. Persons unable to pay now can
have an extension by giving proper &c.
curity.-J.N. BIRD, Receiver.
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Notice to Contractors

Sealed tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to April u, 1884. for the
erection Of a school house in district No
Is. Toilette tp, Pembina comfy. The
school board is not bound to accept the
lowestor any other bid. Plans and speci.
fications may be had on application to
]. H. EMERSON,
Bowesmont, D. T,
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Notice.,

All parties who have claims against
the town of Pembina, either in unpaid
orders or accounts not heretofore present.
ed, will please present such claims to the
undersigned Immediately as the town
hoard wish to adjust all accounts before
May !. J. HENRY ABRAMS, Clerk.
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Notice.

All parties indebted to the firm of Strong
& Thompson, are hereby warned not to
make any payments to said Strong &
Thompson or either of them, or their
agent. Ali settlements must be made
with the undersigned. Office at the
court house,. H. BIRD, Receiver.
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WALHALLA.

WALHALLA.
Cord wood still declining, green oak
$l.75, dry 81 per cord.
Lent has put stop 70 all kinds of
|amusements here for the present.
Mr.. Samuel Harvey wears refulgent
countenance caused by the arrival of a
ten pound hoy at his house, Sunday,
March 2.
A subscription has been circulated, to
raise $50 for Rev. Mr.. Scott of Emerson
presbyterian minister) to preach here on
certain Sundays. The sum was subscribs
ed in half an hour, and $50 mor1!
promised.
Fred. D. Peters, constable, took to
Pembina, on Friday Last three ponies
part Of the outfit brought to this side by
Williams, the Mennonite peace disturber,
and gave them into Megquier and Nc
Intyres hands.
Walhalla is going to do little building
this summer; two churches, two stores
and some half dozen residences are al
ready talked Of and with prospect of
the road reaching US we will probably
quadruple that.
Notary publics and Others empowered
to take filings on claims are anxiousiy
waiting for notice from the land office
that the plats for range 81 and IS have
arrived q they wish to begin operations
at once and each one secure his share.
We have recQ lyed from our old friend
and pastor, Rev Eelthorpe copy Of the
Pelican Rapids II nes, where he is locat-
g sonns twenty mii,e from Fergus FslIs,
MINI. He seems to- p popular there.
We q wiah 3: hin saesss sad boz q 4
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Notice

have decided from this date to self
goods for cash and cash only. Adhering
to this rule strictly l will sell at the lowest
possible prices; but it must be cash.
Therefore from this date the books will
be closed. T. E. YERxA.
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Duolklsn's Arnaea HSlve.

Tho bsss sslSs d the world for cuts,
bruises cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
s6fes, tstter, chapped hands. ch,lblains,
cotns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by q. Moore & Co.,
Pembina.
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Editor PIONEER EXPRESS:

There have been good many inquir1
les from influential farmers and business
men in the vicinity of Pembina in regard
to establishing manufactures at this poln|
by utilizing our water power, showing
that the subject is awakeninga good dea|
Of interest. In regard to this matter
would say that assurances have been re.
ceiyed from capitalists that the money ID
ready TO invest in manufacturing bust.
ness here as soon as the utility of the
water power is demonstrated. Letefforts
now be put forth to get the matter in
shape. Let there be an estimate made
as to what good dam can be built for.
ROBERT EWING.
Pembina, March 1B, 1884.
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SUMMONS.


TERRITORY of nAKoTA,l DISTRICT COURT,
County & Pembina. Third Judicial district.
Jacob j. Johnsen. Plaintiff, vs.. Vim. +. Delaney,
The Lard u Trustees q llege aud Archibald L.
Mcdonald. Defen ants.
Defendants.
y, II. the b ard Of Trustees of obe,iia College and
Archibald T.. c.ona!d are HEREBY sti.nmGne,!
and REQUIRED e. answer the Complaint OF the
Plaitil' in the above emitted action, which was
ilei with the Clerk II the District Couf. OF snitl
County OH the 18th day Of February 1884, and to
and the amendments thereto the subscriher,
ut his office. in the town IF Iembi.u in sad Coun-
ty anil Territory. within thi.;y days alter the
the ay If such service and if YOU fail TO answer
t, SAID mp amt within thu time Aforesaid, the
iaintilli in this action will apply t, the Court for
the relief demanded in tue Complaint
Dated February g, 1884.
F. D. HARRISON,
$40 Plaintiffs Attorney, Pembina, DIT.
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Nofieal

The tax list for the town of Pembina,
for 1883, is now in the hands of the town
marshall, B. H. Webster. for collection.
Taxes not paid prior to April 10, 1884,
will be subject to a penalty offs per cent.
]. HZNRY ABRAMS, Clerk.
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For Sale.

On easy terms. lGO acres timber land II
miles west of Neche, will sell:in 40 acre
lots. Also 60 acres timber land fivemiles
west of Neclle. Call on or address
WM. GooDFELLow,
3l-39 Neche, ID. T.
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MARRIED.

DELrslH McC ULlocH.-On the 18th, inst,
ct the residence Of MIR. Macumber,
Pembina, by the Rev. G. y. Brecount.
Mr.. Henry ". Delss TO Sarah Nc
Culloch, both Of Pembina. -
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Wanted.

100 codrs of wood in exchange for Boots
and Shoes at the old Express Office.
w. r. GooDFELlow.
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D0W2sM0Ny.
Nj. James Johnson d n
town hill Tor : large spring
rid thst hsis going TO build
this town and take 70 himself 1
4 A very iociabls party NJ held d
James McConnsl's on Friday svl
1t AhEge company VA psesenl
enjoyed themselves well. a.. N
supplied the music. ss,
Bach.hsll h . very deserted lookia9
place In winter, especially when TIL
owners select the evening before btG.
storm to 20 and zee their girls 20 q to-
be storm stayed for several days.
r. n. Mensies is furnishing his
house for the coming season. He thinks
he has kept bachhsll long enough .. Mr..
Henry Baker is going 70 start for his new
home on the mountain on the 10Th, where
h6expects to spend the summer.
A public meeting was held In the
school house in district No. u, on the
18th inst, called by Anthony Garnet Esq,
member for Pembina county of the exc
|cutive committee of the, Northwestern
Agricultural and Commercial Association.
The meeting was for the purpose Of or
ganizinga township council for Lincoln
township. J. A. Purdy was called TO the
chair aid James Thompson appointed
secretary. Mr.. Garnet gave short adj
dress, showing the benefit to be derived
from united action on the part Of the
farmers. James Thompson was called
upon to read the constitution of the as
sociation. after which the subject was
discussed by several speakers, all agree
ing on one point, that nothing but an
organization OF this kind could hope to
compete with the present system Of mo-
nopoly. The chairman then requested
any who wished to become members to
come forward and sign the roll. to which
nineteen responded by becoming charter
members. The following officers were
then elected for the present year: Pres
ident, Anthony Garnet; vice president
D. A. Hogg; secretary and treasurer, q
w. Rogers; inspector, A. S. Mcintosh;
executive committee, George s. Patter-
son, John Elliot and d. Spinning Audit
ing committee, John Shields, d. A. Hogg
and ]. A. Purdy. The secretary was ir-
structed to send at once for chart, after
which the council adjourned to meet
agai11 ~ 29th inst, at O'Clock
p. ". ~ RI i r fer q
publ = Y
ofiqi "a n ~ lIl 8 = =
P. N.sN1eI ~ y
er touAltlinll No.
deserves much credit M I'll ll
Las To La,A In khis afEais
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For Sale.

One span horses. Will give time on
two-thirds of price.
WV. GooDFELLow,
# Neche, d. II.
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First Publication. Feb. %. 1884.
Mortxa~e Sale.

Default has been made in the conditions of {
certain Mortgage executed and delivered b,
William csowston. Mortgagor, g Moline Plov
A. b. eighteen hundred and eighty.three, and
recorded ~ Mortgage In the Office Ofthe Register
Of Deeds Of the County If Pembina In the Terri
tory Of Dakota, on the 10Th day OF March, A. u
1888. at $50 O'clock 4. NJ. in book ., Of Mortgag.
on page ~, On which there Is claimed to he di
at the date of this notice, the amount Of II
Thousand four hundred and sixty-stx (S2,4
D. Hans. and no action or proceeding has b
instituted at law OF In equity to recover the d
secured by said mortgage or any part thern
Notice Is hereby given, That by virtue of POW
~ sale contained In said mortgage, and off
mortgage will be foreclorel by q sale of the .
gagged premises therein described, which!
will be made ut the frrnt door Of the Court al
" the Town Of Pembina; In Tive County Of
by the Sheriff of said County, OF BY his dnl
pointed deputy, On Saturday the l.lh day a
a. D. eighteen hundred aud eighty nur,
O'Clock ~ ne forenoon to eatisty In
which shall then be due on reid M0rGIa1
the interest thereon aud costs aud "a
sale, aud two hundred dollars aH0Sne1
stipulated In said mortgage In ca1e %
I9 socegdings being commenced.
the lots pieces or parce.. o. .;5s3sf
County Of Pembins aud Il
known and described g
east quarter Of SectioT.
0ne-hundred and
The northwest
ship 0ne.hun
the south
81 u
hu1
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The town board is desirous that all
delinquent taxes should lie paid in before
their term Of Office expires that in the
retiring Of the end OF the year they may
leave matters in good sllapa. The town
only amounts to few
hundred dollars in ALL fact upon which
orr citizens may congratulate themselves
in view Of the financial conditikn ofinany
other towns not Is old % this. What our
town may stand entirely clear d debt let
Ill good citizens pay their taxes.
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Marietta

Wheat-No hard, 80; No. / regular
r.; No. 2 regular. 60 No. 8 regular, ~
Oats-2b. Barley-s1
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Ma. A. F. ArpLrros Of Crystal, who
was in town this week, in referring to
his recent visit 10 Ontario, says,
he is aimee mora confirmed in his
opinion that people in this section
OF the Northwest should be well content
ed with their lot Undoubtedly with
careful management and economy farm
ers have grand opportunity in Dakota.
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H. L. NORTON and Miss LIZZIE Davis,
March II. at Durand, Ill. This is the
STORY in brief. The happy compile arrived
here yesterday on their way to Hamil-
ton. Friend Norton has been sought out,
surrounded, besisged, cornered and
covered with congratulations. We wish
the newly welded pair q happy life.
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PARK TOWN.

Genera: quie'ness prevails; only for the
coming school meeting and the arrival in
town Of patent cookie mill, we would
likely collapse all together.
The debating society of st. Thomas
draws quite crowd of our young folks
to it's weekly gatherings and there is some
talk of a similar one starting on the town
line.
The newly elected town supervisors
will meet for the first time IN solemn con-
ciaye early next week. Report says our
roads are all to be graded, our coolies
bridged and general happiness to prevail.
Our enterprising neighbor, Mr.. Henry
Lynn comes % the front with two spank
ingnew tealch recently purchased by
him in Grand FORKS. Mr.. L. is one of
the many who have made farming sue
cess in Dakota.
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Correspondents will please be careful
to spell proper names correctly. Other
mistakes in spelling we can correct, but
we are compelled sometimes to omit an
item because some ones name appears
in wretchedly uncertain photography.
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ct extraordinarily low prices.

Fresh oysters served to order at the
Pioneer Bakery and restaurant. 9-tk.
A terrible slaughter of prices in fdrni-
ture al Yerxa's. Now is the best time to
get what you want in that line.
Never say Die! Twenty large boxes
Drugs and Druggists Sundries just arriv-
ed at the City Drug Store. New Goods [!
New prices! 27-29
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LOVERS Of the beautiful in nature could
not fail to be charmed with the scenes
presented in the more shaded parts of the
town in the mornings of this week. The
frost covered trees rejecting the early
mornings sun light afforded sight that
kNfhld delight the soul of an artist.
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NO. oF DISH AN'T DUE. INo. a. DIsT.I ANT 1U

Balance due school districts, February
LIST, 1884, including appointments.
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Church Notes,

Church Notes.
Rev. c. B. Brecoant will preach q ser.
mon on Temperance" at the NJ. E.
church on Sunday evening next.
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kndant, to-Wle: Lot NUM-
number thtrty-One (8I J In Chez lyol.,
| tenuina County, Dakota Teeth 1921 That 1
shall. on Monday the iCtl day or lch A. y. 1884
=. the hour cf two O'Clock a day, at the
nsan. noor Z, OF as Court House the town Of
~ sell sil the right, title aud nsesSst OF the above
~ John Gillis and Josiah Chapman, in and
70 The above described property TO satisfy sold
aud sixty = 81 Dollars and forty~l iol cents.
gether with ill accrning costs of sale ura s,e.t
on the same from the 18th day Of October 1855 at
Auction. on the highest bidder for cash.
Dated At Pembina. d. T., February S, lSs,
CHAS. ]. BROWN,
"ArsNE AZ q knEEsHtw. Sheriff h
The above sale y adjourned until The M, ea
March, the same hour and place,
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BATiiGATI
mon ia NOW /,


Mr.. Harmon is now in position to
transact general banking business.
Our machinery men are busy deliver
ing machinery to supply spring trade. :.
Mr.. Luke of the firm of Luke & Trald1
paid US a visit last week and subscribed
literally to the mill bonus.
Our temperance debate "Moderate
Drinking versus Drunkenness" resulted
in u victory for the moderate drinking
champion.
Business has been quite lively lately
Large quantities of frozen aud damp
wheat, also oats and barley arc being
handled by our meccl,ants.
rRsthgate is going TO have 100 bbls.
I'll erected this summer, the
- partly subscribed already
ipca viii be IN y few days.
u Ing given a few evenings
80 friends of the NJ. +. church
was grand success. A large number
were present and enjoyed themselves
greatly. Proceeds $50.
An effort will be made here to organize
societies under the constitution and by
laws adopted at Grand Forks, the assoca-
ton being known as the Northwestern
Agricultural and Commercial Association.
Messrs. Watt and Wilbur, two of Bath
gates most highly esteemed young
gentlemen, have returned from visit to
their old home in Pennsylvania and re-
port themselves as satisfied with Bath
gate and its prospects. They say times
arc very dull in the East.
Mr.. Cranky has arrived with car load
Of horses whicl, he is disposing of ut fancy
figures, too high to he profitable to pur-
cllasers. Farmers should make an effort
to raise their own horses; this country
will never attain the prosperity to which
it is entitled while ,se.. much money is
sent out Of it for stock and machinery.
A happy event this week was the mar
riage of Mr.. T. ]. Nelson to Miss Sarah ].
Houston, sister of Isaac Houston, Esq, OF
this town, which occurred Oh Mednes.
day. A goodly company of friends as.
sembled at the residence of Mr.. Houston
to witness the ceremony and join IN the
festivities. Rev. G. b. Brecount of Penn.
bina tied tie knot which started the
young couple the sea of lnatrimony
May they have pleasant voyage and
a,nr,otl, ao;l;po
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31-39
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81. PArR1cxs DAY passed of quietly
around the four corners.
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Notice.

All parties indebted to the undersigned
will please call and settle at once and
save trouble and expense. T. E. YERxA.
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CouIV III J1sAs~sessst NASsS
Foykst"
There will not likely be dist.
in Pembina county before October
There will probably be sessitz
Grand Forks in May, for Grand FofE]
and Walsh counties.
Suppose I am assessed with one
Thousand dollars worth of chattel proper
ty and no real estate, and between the
time of assessing and collecting l take
ont my deed, sell my farm and chattcls,
and leave the country. What steps will
the county take to collect my taxes?"
In this case tlfe county would get left.
"Who has the Authority and what is
the proper way to proceed to divide or
change the boundaries of townships?"
The board ofcountx commissioners has
the authority to rearrap ge the boundaries
of townships when pet4 ioned to do SO by
two-,hirds Of the leg& voters in each
township affected by fuch change. A
separate petition from each township con-
cerned would be the better way to pro-
coed. and each petition should be accam-
plished by the affidavit Of one or two
persons setting forth that the names re-
present two-thirds of the legal voters.
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Land q
failure to c0lsilY;
Entry No. 90,
zee. 81. tp 16l MI
with a view to IT
testant alleging th69
% comply with the u
that he has not plant
five acres Of trees, $780,
by law required, nor hA1
to be cultivated live acfoecl
to the planting Of tre1l, n
over 3 years havina
entry, thG said r
appear at thi.
at 10 O'Clock A!
ny concerning
be taken befoI
April eth, 1884,
H. R. vAusHN