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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
A California MiII,ouatre.
New York Sun.


Claus Spreckels, is one of taose foreigners
who are more plent fl in California than
bere, and who, by means OF good luck, thrift,
aih energy, haze succeeded against OYER
~helnnng odds lie is absolutely without
etneahon except what he has picked up In
his struggle through life He was born in
| Hanover, and was landed in Charleston
some thirty years ago-one Of the familiar
country lonts Of whom every enigrant ship
brings few. Although without any money
in bis pocket, and scarcely able to write his
unne, he managed 10 uasks his way TO San
Erancisco, where he driftei iato TIE usual
business of Hans-a grocery. In remarka-
bly, short time he had managei TO scrape to-
gether enough nion'y To open store ON his
own account Then he invested in real es.
tate, an as prices at that tiinr were rslsily
rising hs sooa became WEALTHY
DrIiug his activity in the grocery business
he naturally heame acquainted with sugar,
ssa ~6en some large capitalists proposed to
axxs . refinery, he at once went into the pro
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
.C,n, phcr-sniniss Matinees

Detroit fIce lIeSS.
This is the latest craze OF fashionable So
ciety. Ladies who are Semi-invaIids, and de.
barred from the pleasures of gay life, are in
vited TO the house of one Of their number,
and requested 70 bring their bottles. The
hostess receives tlem iii stylish negiigee and
seated in 2 reclining position with her cam
phor bottleVn her hand Soon all the visitors
are seated bottles are produced, ami the
hostess opens the ball by uneorkns her bot
tie and taking preliminary sniff. Then all
the guests take a sniff; then prolonged series
of shifts meanwhile 'aavious and distresse |
glances are directed to cut glass and decor
ated bottles and one Old lady upset the equi-
ibrium OF whole company by appearing
with colored camphor. The correct thing is
an ordinary half-pint white bottle, with q
cork stopper, but a rel or bue ribbon may
be tied round its neck. The effect on the
camphor snffer is said TO be both soothing
and exhilarating, but few spitsfui outsiders
delare that il is a benefit to the complexion.
Be this as it may, the fact remains that is the
very latest dissipation in the fluid refresh
fnent line
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
Would Give Him Anather Chance.


Judge d has a son vino is rather wild and
he is in the ,einplJy Of Mose', Hebrew
banker One day the latter cal!ec upon the
Judge, and after a few casual remarks, thus
broke the ice, .-Shuige. vas a scqare man,
but hsf missed fesfty tollar from my safe,
und dnk yeur son Fred haf daken it"
well, Moses replied the judge, II know
Fred has besn pretty wild, and I'm not
greatly surprised suppose he got into debt
and borrowed OF you TO get out of it, don't
see shat can do, though; the milk is spilled
and can't pick it u.." "Shudge, I vas
scdare man." said Moses. "and dell YOU vot
I'll do. You pay me tree hundred tollars und
l say nodings"
The judge reflected moment, and then
without further pariey, drew check for the
amount aud handed it over to the Jew. No
sooner had he done SO than a new idea
flashed upon him, and he said TO Moses
"Hold on, Moses; suppose it turns out that my
son didn't take the mouey!- @Vell, shuige,
vas a scqare man. replied Moses, putting
the check in his pocket, -'und tell you vot
I'll do. Eef it durns oud that your son didn't
dake dot moneys, III gif him anodder
siancen
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30


A paragraph Of state news, embodying a
drcli thanksgiving incident at a dinner table
in Wyndham, leads DIR. o. b. Lyman, of this
city, to reSa' a similar occurrence in chat
neighborhood long time ago-before lie was
born, and he is now 80 In the original in
cident (which was II true story the "head of
the table" a lawyer, while standing TO carve
the turkey, found heed of more room, and
so.set big dish Of hot pudding in his own
chair. The company, seeing the chance for
fun, diverted his mind from the pudding by
introducing q lively theme that set all
a-larghing-ani when Mr. Carver sat down
he sat m the hot pudding. The latter YER
sion--whether OF new and real incident or
an improvement on the old lis that at the
recent Thanksgiving in Wyndham the carver
found the turkeya tough one to unjoint. and,
after Juggling awhile atit, he made more room
by clapping big dish Of hot pudding into
his vacant char, and went on hacking at
the turkey, his energetc but iHdirected la-
Dor finally landing the obdurate fowl in the
lnp of lady a. the table, and scattering the
table cloth with grease and gravy. The carver,
aghast, and Tuefully exciaiming: "Now
I've done i.g weakly subsidized into the pud-
ding, anu found he ha indeed done it
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
The Diaboiicai Turmoil~ta . sleep
ins-Csr. s.s =
IAndrew shun,an n The Curreut. Z,

= A.
Andrew Shuman in The Cuerent.
Imagine all these divers and several noises.
in steady and energetic progress at one and
the same time, in one and the same room,
and you the only lstenerl Verify the vocal
capabilitiss of human nature In sleep arc
marvellous, not 70 say diaboical Hear the
tlrnoili The great fat mans thunder I'D
the snortei's shfill reports erfear Al Rns
moment, TO be fighting Tor the noise mastery,
and an instant Afterwards the wheeze Of the
asthmatic aud the gutterHl growl OF his
neighbor across the aisle seem to have agreed
upon nlatch-geme for the championship;
but all of "A sudden sharp explosion In a
berth at the end Of the car for q moment
browns thess and all other noise, very much
as clap Of thundersometimss for an instant,
dnlls the ear TO all ordinary sounds. This
causes a temporary IulI, as il all the
other snorers had been struck by the un-
seemly suddenness and loudness Of that last
rife-shot .-- +..~ ....
But presently the concert is resumed in all
its sonorotrs variagation. The wheezer again
wheezas, and the snorter again snorts; the
big fat man "makes Rome howr as before;
the sleeping lady, in the sweet innocency OK
unconsciousness, again plays a mild accom-
paniment of unpretentious gasps and gurgles
to the shriH ten of her neighbor, the COM
mercial traveller, and to the deep bass
Of the bnrly doctor, who is dream
ing dreadful dreams across the way. There
are sounds Of explosions, groans, and cater
waulings Of men seemingly choking TO death
from lack Of sufficient wind power to oper-
ate the breathing machinery; of misses,
gfunts, neighing horses, roaring bulls, whin-
Ing dogs, splitting cats, blowing bellows,
steam-expelling engines, miniature thunder,
small earthquakes, ana squealing pigs. And
this stertorous pandemonium was in full and
chaotic progfess when the connective whistled
and puifed, and the noise Of the resuming
train, moving over the sleepers beneath,
drowned the noises cf the snoring sleepers
within.
The outlandish concert was ended, and he
who had thus been entertained by it, deliber-
ately analyizing the elements Of the tun,ult,
turned over in his berth AMI joined the slum-
berers, but was very careful not to snore. No
one who knows what a ludi rous exhibition
sleeping people can make of themselves, will
ever snore-not il he can help it, . .
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30


washing glasses, freeing them from .ne
aroma Of all that is beautiful in a bibulous
way, ami leaving them SO that there is no
talnt of what has been to interfere with this
favor Of what is to b., .Fsgsft
A probationary period enables the bar
keeper to gauge the merit Of the fled ling,
and IL "he has tho material in him" he is
taken in hand and put through course Of
object study. He is permitted TO draw beer
and ale and wait upon such customers as
take it straight. He also fills the bottles, and
when Opportunity occurs he watches the
man OF experience make the drinks which
call for nicety in choice OF :qusntity of the
variols materials usel, and high grade of
taste in'the selection of the in ngredients them
selves He is educateI, too, in the aesthetic
side of barkeeping, the artistic placing Of
crystals and other bar decorations, the dis
position Of such works OF art as may lend
grace.to the "back bar" He also 'imbibes
lessons Of politenes, to customers, for in the
higher classes of bars courtesy is the rule and il
isn't once year that "a person requires a.
dexterous twisting toward the street. Every
thing IS supposed TO be on higher plane,
and even when the customers 4get over the
bay that Is TO say excessively stimulated,
or, as commonpeople csil it, a.lrunkn they
are expected to do It ia a gentlemanly way,
and to violate none OF the proprieties, as
proprieties go, in the company they happen
to find themselves in ...
a year behind the bar IL supposed TO en-.
able the youngster to emerge from his cub
hood Hes then becomes second barkeeper,
and can afford to put on few airs few
subdued airs. He waits on merchants and
professional men, and finally they begin TO
take notice Of him. IL his eyes are wide
open-and they usually are-he has begun
TO observe humanity's follies and weaknesses,
and his first year has taught him more than
mixing drinks. He knows by this time
thing or two OF the social un ler current He
has branchcd out, got ''tipS' on races and
elections. bought soma unfortunate pools,
probably, but still looks forward 10 the days
when he shall go to wood carvers and deco
rators and hand them over, 81 900 or 81, 900
to tit up little place Of maguicence in the
way of a baT-room for himself In short, he
b bdeveloping into fifst-6 barkeeper.
A first-class tailor makes his clothes, and
bis linen is always spotless Possibly he may
"knock down" a dollar now and then invest
Ii in policy, and make fortunate chit IL
he is not lucky this way, of course il is 80
much worse far the propr etor. He knows
just what customers u salute with fanil-
iarity, whom TO treat with Difference, and
whom to simply stare at. The couple of
years he spends as assistant barkeeper are his
experimental period. After, the training ha
has had, and granting that he is sober and
gentiemauly, he is always eligible to a posi-.
tion in some first-class bar.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
FINAL PROOFS.

LAND OFFICE AT HuRoS. D. T. Dec ~ 1889
Motto. Is hereby given that the following named
seter has hied notire Of his intention 20 make fnai
preof IN support oi his claim and secure na entry
tnsfso and that said proof of himself and witnesses
VIII be made before Clerk district court in and for
hsnn county at Miller u T. on Saturday the Ist
gay OF March 1874. viz George W Stewart under his
% NO. tulb Huron series, for the northwest II
of section 70. town ia range &c. and he names tht
lohoWing witnesses 10 prove his continuous REST
asnee ni,ah and cultivation of said tract viz EP
Adams W kusk, II Bowles and William Porter,
all Of Miller, DIT
jana GB ARMSTRONG, Rari.,.r
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
Addressing my Lord.-

IENCHfnge.J
Early In the autumn Of the past year .
Scotch nobleman happened to learn while at
Louisville, KY, temporarily, that certain
distinguished family of Petersburg, Va,
were related to him. How he found it out is
not told But at any rate, after much corre-
spondenoe, preparation, etc., on the part Of
the Virginisns, be went to visit them. Ex-
actly what the mistress or master Of the
Petersburg household may have taught their
servants with regard to the manner Of ad-
dress proper -toyar.., nohleman is not re-
corded, but at dinner the evening of his
arrival, n colcred m4n handed him a dish,
with the perfectly audible request, @My God,
take some"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

u. y. LAND OsrcE. HURON. D. j.. Jan. s. 1884
compisfst having besn entered q this once By
Louisa n. Bart against DAVID Reese for failure
b comply with law a. to umbAr-cultnre entry No
ss2i Mitchell series dated Aug. e. 1852. upon the
northwest Y sec l3, town 109 range 81 Ia Hand
ccrrty o. T.. si.h r.c- 20 .hs cancellation oi
said entry contestant alleging that said David
Reese has relinquisbed in writing all his right till.
and interest in and to said land b. the u. \. and
that said relin1ushnfcnt not procured directly
OF indirectly BY the procurement Of the afidayit
the said parties are hereby summoned 20 appear Al
this once the 3rd day OF March 1874 ct Socloeh
M, 20 respens sesi furnish testimony concerning
sail alleged fxkzne.
jan23 a. r. AnNrraoNa Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30

feet. His success was almost instautaneoua
Everything he touched seemed to turn into
gold. He had good, hard. business
sense, an inexhanstible capacity for work,
and the prover5ial Teutonic patience
and perseverance. He soon perceived the
wonderful futures of tue sugar refining
\ business, and after some years brought his
partners out. As almost all the sugar usssi
in his refinery came from the Sandwich
islands, he was obliged 10 make frequent tripe
to she realms I King Kalakaua. He quickly
perceived the great resources of those islands,
and invested large sums In the purchass oi
real estate In this way he soon acquired al
most monopoly of the sugar plantations,
aud is to-day the largest lsnde proprietor in
Hawaii
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
NOTiCE-----1IIMHiERi ;Ii1-TIi1Y -

z. y LAND oSyIcE. HuRos Oak. Jan. n, 1854
Complaint having been entered a this ollce by
Langdon s. sherman against John j. Gray for fail.
nre TO comply with Law to timber culture entry
No. lols3 Mitehsll dated Sept l. 1889. upon the
northeast 4 section 81 township ITO, range ss in
Hand county, OAK. with vi, q the cancellation
of said entry contestant alleging that the said John
J. Gray has wholly abandoned said tract for more
than one year since making said entry and next
PRIOR to the date herein that said tract Il not cuff
the said John j. Gray has wholly ixe,i to plow auy
land upon said quarter the said parties are hereby
summoned TO appear At This offfce on the 2i day OF
March 1884. at o'clock . m, TO respond and fur.
nish testimony concerning said alleged failure
1an~ q. b. hRMsTnoNu, Reg ster
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
A New Trick ss On. L read.

t%NN's. ifibuA4cI .. -s.-..s >
Il caught on 70 as neat trick this morn
ing as you ever saw 70 beat the company
said an Elevatsd railroad gate man 70 Trib.
une reporter the other day. ain the early
rush for downtown feaiow came past the
box with ticket in his hand As he passed
lie api arently threw the ticket In the box. L
happened TO be watching him, and sa w'tt,
ticket go up his sleeve like fash colaretf
him, and found that he had the ticket at
taened to piece of rubber, and when he let
60 II went up his sleeve ins, ad Of into the
box. A good deal Of ingenuity To save 8
cents. wasn't itf'
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
NOTUCE--TIMBER CIIi,TIiRFI-

.. = LAND OFFICE AT HuRoS. DAN Dcc 2i 1854
Complaint having been entered at this ofnce by
William W. Williams against Coral D Davis for
failure 70 comply with law Ia timber culture en-
try No $3.50 watcrtown series dated August as issa
upon the northwest quarter section H. township
lus, range ~. In Hand comfy, OAK. with view to
the cancellation OF said entry; contestant nlexing
that said Coral Davis has not broken eie fetgafrcd
number Of acr1s nor made the imprny slHenf nees-
sssfs 70 hoLd ule land Tbere b Just two acres and
~ rods Of breaking on the quarter The said parties
are hereby summoned 10 appear at This Office on
the 18th day Of Feruary lsJ. at O'Clock m 20 re-
spond and furnish testimony cour.ruiug said Al.
e.!ad talnre. q q ARMSTRONG; E.ui.tnr
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make final
proof la support Of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof, and that said proof OF him
self and witnesses will be made before Clerk of
district court in and for Hand county at Miller d T.
ON Saturday the LIST day Of March 1884 VIZ: Thomas
Miller rmdsr his ID, & No 573S series for west hall
southeast ia,e q sw section IL. town lOa.range Is
and he names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
tract VII : fhneas u Moyer. James r Haiion. Alex
ander wingerd and James Bishop all of Miller. DIT
isn2 GB ARMSTRONG Regiser,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30

"A
Puck.

No, Clarinda. you can't rhyme "wolsey'
and "builseye," No, dear. Not here. No,
in this Journal OF civilization. But you may
work us neat little title-strip for cur hat,
with our initials in it all mixed up with
daisies and lilies of the valley and other
D.o,iet things, and the secretof your poetical
ambition snail so with US to our grava
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30

e Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF hs intention to axe tina
proof i'll support of his claim and nm al entr,
thereof and that said proof of himself and witness
es viii be made before Clerk Of district court in
for Hand county at Miller ID. T., on Monday the lOti
day of March 1894 Wig: samuel ii Detwiler unde
his ID. s No 1854 series, for the northwest quarter
OF section IL. town 10, range Is and he names tn,
following witnesses To prove his continuous resi-
denceupon and cultivation OF said tract viz: VIM u
Johnston. II G Kib5ee, 9 X Dixon and p Cutting
all of Miller, ID. T. ..a ....
ian23 G. r. ARMSTRONG Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
NOll,'E--TINnEN M lIIi1E

y D. LAND OffIGE, HUHoE, DAKOTA Dec 49, 1859
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Bsrt l. Mofiau agnist William Cooley for failure 10
comply with law a. 10 timber culture entry
nufnber s243 Mitchell, dated June Sth, 1889
npon the southwest u Of section T. township
ITO range ". in Hand county, Dakota. with view
70 the canceiianon OF said entry; contestant al.
leging the raid William Cooley has failed 10
break any portion of said land the said parties
are hereby summoned 10 appear at this once on the
Soth gay OF Feby 1884 at o'c.ock M, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure. q B ARNSrRoSg Registsr
tap16 -
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
THE MODERN BARTENDER.
The Things which Gs To Make Up {
Professional OF the Faerioa.
[Exchange.l

Just In proportion the elegance of the
saloon p-edominates, so does "style" obtain
among those who are employed TO serve up
the decoctions The modern hotel clerk with
his dazzling diamond ami beautiful buttenhole
bouquet Is ne more OF a swell in his way than
she barkeeper of the period There arc
various grades Of 'bartsnders, rs thsre are
distinctions in the young men who preside In
sbs efnces OF frst-class hotels A young man
VIC aspnes tothe honors has To begin hY
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30

LAND oFFfcE AT HURON, d T. Dec 2l 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has hied notice of hts Intention tn make final
proof In support of his claim aud that said proof of
himself will be made before the Judge of Probate
court in and for Hand county at Miller u T. on
saturday the 81 day Of Feb, 1884 viz; hOmestc AL
No +d5s Charles Dixon for the southwest "a see
ton II, town II range 90 lie names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz John + Cutting
John Earl George Beasom, william Hills. ali
Miller DIT t. g b Armstrong Register
dec26
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
LAND orrIcE AT HunoN DIT Dec - rsss

- LAM DffLSE AT HURON, DE-, Dec. IL, 1854
Notice Is hereby given that the following nance
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make na
preof In support Of his claim. and secure na entr
hereot arf that sad prof. ~ hil.s.t slti vi b.,s
es will be made before Probate Judge in aud 70
Hand Go, at Miller. d. T. on saturday the 2}rd da,
OF feb. 1874 at ~ O'Clock NJ viz: George BradleI
under his d. & No, 5292 Huron series tor the south
west 4 of section 10, town 10, range 81, and n
names the following witnesses TO prove his continu
ous residence upon and cultivation OF said tract
viz l. ID Sweetand Henry A Miller A Butler am
John swanson. all of Miller u. T.
decl9 O. b ARNsrRoSc Re,istcr
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
LAND f,ry,cE At HrRox n r. p.c 10 ,,xs

LAND nETIcR AT HuRos. d. T. Dec TO- fsxs
i Notice Is Hereby given shat fhe following named
settler has MED notice Of his intention to make anal
proof IN support OF his claim aiid secure final entry
thereof and that said proof Of himself and itness-
es VIII 10 made before Clerk of the strict court in
anu Tor Hand county At Miller u. r, on Wednesday
the nth day of Feb 1884, viz: Byrd NJ Gilbert un-
der his homestead, No SO SERIES for the northwest
section II. town iO9, range S. and he names the
following witnesses to prove HIS continuous resi-.
denee upon and cultivation of said tract viz; John
Van Loon, Cercileus. Andrew Butler and Uenry
Miller all Of Sseetland u T.
dec8 o. B ARMSTRONG R.gis,sr
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
LAND orFrcy AT HuRos. ID T.. Jan &

: LIND UffItF AT HUhON, d. T., Jan ;, IstI
Notcs IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his Intention 10 make final
proof in support Of his claim and secure nnA entry
thereof and that said proof of himself aud witness.
es will be made before Judge of probate court in
and for Hand county, at Miller. ID. IT Wednesday
the 5th day Of march. 1884, viz: james N. Martin
under his Hd No 6 Huron series. for the southwest
4 see g. town III range 67. and he names the fol-
lowing witnesses b prove his continuous residence
uponand cultivation Of said tract viz b, 4. DoVIes
y l. Ensor. Hanson and X Joccbers
all of Miller. D. 7. q, b. ARMSTRONG. Register.
ianI6 .'
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30

+. LAND OFfIcE AT HuRoS. D. T Dee Is, iSs3
Nouce is hereby given that the following named
setuer mas hied notee Of his intention 10 make hnaI
pfoof an support of his clainl and secure nal entry
hffeof and that said proof O. himself and witness.
es MI be made before Clerk Of the district co,rt IN
and Tor Hand county At Miller ID on SATURDAY.
NE mo day OF February 1854. yizi William John.
ftnn unter his No 1904 series, for the southe ast
x SEXTON I, town no. range 6s. aud he names the
fo1iQwing Witnesses 20 prove his eontinuous resi-
'nsnre npon anu cultivation OF said tract viz II c
klbbey. II Yynng,l p Cutting aud samuel Det,
wilsr. al Of Miller, D T..
! drs2s !. 80 g q. d, AHMsrRose, Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention 10 make hna
proof in support Of his claim and secure hnal entr,
thereof. and that said proof win be made befor,
at Miller y r on "wednesday the 9Th day of Febru
ary 1921 az 10 O'Clock N, viz: Erastus Noble un
der his homestead entry No Bs Huron series for IN.
northwest u OF section 30. town ia range 6S, anC
he names the following witnesses 20 prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said trac
viz: samuel Rorick, G L l. Bartholomew. c Black
ford and d Bartholomew all of Mffier d T..
dsc6 q Is ARMSTRONG;. Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
NOTICE. TIWnER.,ULTUiRE

L. >. LAND OFfI' HURON, OAK Dee 8, 1851.
Complaint having ee entered at thi. once by
John II Earle Jr. agsinst John Moody Tor failure 10
comply with law rs b. timberculture entry No SIT
Mitchell series dated March a. 1882 upon the north.
west q section 20, town III. range 6s in Hand Co.
OAK with ayiew 10 the cancellation of said entry;
c,nteatant alleging that John Mpody has wholly
abandoned szid t-act and has failed Ia break or
caused TO he broken acres within one year after
making said entry the said parties hereby sum.
moned to sppeis at this once on tn. llth day OF
Feb, 1884, at O'clock m. 10 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure
dcclg al ARxSrroN. Regfster