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True Names or q Yirm .
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, /
County AZ Lincoln.

TERRITORY e. OF D., DAKorA,
This 10 to certify that We, whose names are here
to subscribed, are the persons constitutng . firm
or partnership, doing general hardware busines,
under the nsme and style Of W.. K. Slade Co. In
the village Of Eden, County Of Lincoln, Territory
efsDakots.
That the firm or partnership Of ". X. slade
Co. was entered into on or about the 2Sth day ol
November, 1879.
W. K. SLADR-I reside In Eden, Lincoln county
Dakota.
T. ". wn1oHr-I reside in Eden Lincoln county
DAkota.
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Dated this 14th of February, 1884.
RUSSELL JENNINGS,
J.B. YouNa Co.,
Attorneys. Mortgage.

Land ONCE at Yankton, Dakota, March l, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support Of hsclaim, and that said proofwi
be made before Wn. NJ. Cuppett, clerk Of court for
On Saturday, April 2e 1854 viz: Va Vsentin seibsrt BERT
homestead No. bl57, for the southwest or of Sec
ton 81, township 100, range 81. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land, viz: Phillip
Eichhorn, Friedrich Schmidt, Of Sioux Falls, b.
T., Frank E. Waldo, Herman Gruendel. of Lennox,
d. T. G. A. WETrER. Ropister.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Canton
City school Board for the erection and completion
of an eight room school house, In accordance with
the school laws governing school house contracts
and according to plans and specifications by F. NJ.
Ellis architect from the 10th day Of March to the
3lst day Of March, la84 At O'Clock p. n. Bids
will be received for the various kinds OF work aud
materials and for the entire job Plans be seen
at the Office Of N. Noble, superintendent, aud at
the Office Of the arceitect 1t Marshslltown, Iowa af
ter the 10th day OF March. Ths board eserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Canton, Dakota, March 10, 1884.
n. NJ. CLARK, Clerk Of School Board.
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WHITE FIRE BRICK
Land for Sale.

A great bargain, and will pay you t
look up Immediately.
4sO acres three miles south of Beloit
Iowa and four miles south of Canton,
county seat of Lincoln county, Dako-
ia, on the beautiful Big Sioux bottom.
Not better piece of bottom land can be
found in the state. Worth to-day double
the price it can now be bought for. Price
now is only $1,000. Southeast quarter
of section seven and south half of section
eight, township 81, range 4S in Sioux
county, Iowa.
$40 acres, all of section 81 except the
northwest and southwest 40's, and the
north half of % except the northwest 40,
township SO, range 4S, in Lyon county,
Iowa, two miles northeast OF Beloit, and
two miles east of Canton, Dakota. For
stock or creamery farm it cannot be ex-
celled in the state, and is we'll adapted to
grain Price SS,4OO. Terms S. 200 cash.
balance on five years time with interest at
7 per cent.
4sO acres, south half of section 10 and
northwest quarter of Is, township 9S,
range 4s. three miles northeast of Beloit,
Iowa. Price S. 400. Terms, $4OO cash,
balance on time at per cent interest.
One farm of l6O acres, eight miles west
of Canton and one and one half northeast
of Worthing, Dakota, northeast quarter
of section 33, township 80, range so, 81
acres plowed. Price, $1,000. Terms.
$400 cash, balance on FIVE years time at
per cent interest.
For further particulars address.
+. P. DEAN,
Sioux City, Iowa.
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derstanding was arrived at matters went
on smoothly. The poor farm question
was cussed and discussed. and the count
at the close showed thirty-toul votes cast,
twenty-tour TO- and ten against. The
township officers were all reelected.
Everybody knows Zeke Brown of this
township. We'll, Zeke has had an epi.
sooe. ''Old Time deprived him of his
team, and as he is a sturdy old farmer he
was determined to have one, consequently
in order to keep with the age he purchas-
ed span OF match colts that had never
been broken, and on Saturday, March l,
he came to one of the neighbors to obtain
little assistance in making the trial trip
to Canton. After hitching them up he
tried to induce the said neighbor to go
with him, but he not wishing to go that
day Zeke jumped into the sleigh and gave
the first g'lang, and they started off like
an old team, but after going about sixty
or eighty rods the animals commenced a
promiscuous distribution Of all matter at
tached to them, the sleigh box, whf1e-
trees and other appurtenances taking dit
ferent directions. Mr.. Brown found him
self lying by the side of the road in snow
drift with dislocated ankle His son
was found seated right side up in the wag-
on box in another direction, and another
boy was found creeping up the road. as if
looking for good place to sleep. John
ny Robinson and George Putrah went and
gathered up the fragments, and after
tu.l' days labor the team and rig were re-
turned to their proper places Mr.. Brown
was severely hurt, but no one else with
the exception of a slight abrasion of the
skin on Eddie Robinson lip. One breast
strap, however, is still missing
spRINGDALE.
Charley Shirdler is progressing finely
with his new house.
School has closed in district forty four
so Miss Emma Nettleton is ahead rather
than behind, as we quoted last week.
The Hobson boys furnished music at
Mr.. Hughart's Friday evening. February
29. Charley and Park are boss fddlers.
Mr.. Hogoboom sold his hogs at Canton.
This speaks we'll for Canton, for Mr.. H.
lives great deal nearer Sioux Falls than
Canton. Price vs. distance.
There was to be dance at the Meade
farm Friday evening, March 7, and we
nave no doubtit was fine affair for Pap"
Thorn would not have anything else.
FOR THE FARMER.
What Constitutes a Legal Fence in
the Different States and
Territories.
Report Of the American Street Iiail-
way Company ON Shocing
Horses.
Protecting Tools and Farm Imple-
ments---What to do with Straw.
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Land Office at Ytnkton, D. T., Decem'r 8, 1888.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before cl ERIK of district court Lincoln
county D. T.. at Canton the county seat, on FRI
day, February 8, 1884, viz: VIM. Hurley, home
stead No. S2lo for the northeast or Of section 49,
twp 81. range 81. He names the following witness
es to prove his continuous residence upon and cul
tvation of, said land, viz: Timothy Crowley,
Thomas Crowley, John Leogun and Cordelus Col
Inns, all Of Lennox, Lincoln county. ...-
G. A. WETTRR, Register,
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Land once at Yankson, Oak, February II, 1884

Land Office at Yankton, Oak, February II, 1884.
Notice ia hereby given that tho following named
setter has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before VIM NJ. Cxppett, clerk
Of the Dist. Court at Canton, Lincoln county, OAK.
OIL Saturday, March %, 1874, viz Alex o. tiedstad
for his he entry No. 8l46. for the or, 81,
twp 80, range 81. He names the following witness.
es to prove his continuouf residence upon aud cu-
hvation of said land viz Iver Himan, Ole Fodness,
Helge Hanson Gilbert Gllbertson, Of Worthing,
Lincoln county, Oak.
a. A WrrTrp Repiafar
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Land Office at Yanktsn, Oak, February 7, 1884
Nstice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intent. to make nal
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before W. NJ. Cuppett, clerk of Lin
kota, at Canton, on Monday, April T. 1884, viz:
Samuel Sutherland, homestead 1lOi2, for the north
east quarter, sec. 49, township 80, range 81. He
names the following witnesses to prove his contin-
uous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land,
viz: William Be dford, Frank NJ. Tullar, Andrew
J. Fleming and Bernard c. Jacobs, all OF Lennox.
G. 4. WErTER Renister
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Land Office at Yankton, Dak.. February l2 1884
Notice Is hereby given that the folio wing ma med
settler has filed notice of his intan:icn to make
hnal prof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made bafors W. M.Cuppett clerk
OF Lincoln county district court for Lincoln Co.,
Dak at Canton, the county seat. Saturday,
March %, lae4, viz: Knud O. Hammer f5r his lid
entry No. l0357 for tbs sou hwcst Or, sec. -. twp
", rage IL. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon aud cultiya-
uon u said land, VIZ: Herman B. Hermanson,
Thomas Sandy, Lars n. Wika, Ole Ulrickson, of
Canton, Lincoln county, d. I.
g. A. WETTER Register.
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DAYTON.

Weather-Don't like to say
Election passed quietly after little tur-
moil.
The saddest day of all the year. Too
hot for whisky punch, too cold for lager
beer
A very recherche affair with variety
programme took place at F. Hughart's 8
Friday evening, February 49,
Parties on the creek are talking of mi
grating to the Black Hills. They will go
in search of Nickels, but will take few
with them however.
Flax straw for fuel is becoming quite
scarce in this section, and coal being the
next best the coal dealers will no doubt
profit by the shortage.
By request Of the voters of the district
Miss Ida Kiltz will teach two weeks long
er, which will prolong her stay in Mime
haha county until the l4th of March.
A party OF young folks met at the house
of Amos Nettleton on Monday evening,
March 8, and, had very enjoyable time.
Social chat, pop corn, charades, ETC., wai
INDUCED in.
Geo. Sabin, wife and son Garfield visit
ed With their relatives Mr. and Mrs.
Nichols, on Saturday, March l, and stayed
al night. which accounts for the blizzard
Of Sunday.
Mr.. E. s. Beck has been talking Of clos
ing his school in the Parke district for the
past two weeks, but still continues The
people seem to be enamored of him. Mr..
Beck is ne plus ultra teacher and par
ties wishing higher grade would do well
to zee him before purchasing elswhere.
The election in this township passed
yery satisfactory. Alittle dissension was
manifest It the start, but alter . fair un-
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DISEASE CURED
WITHOUT Medicine.

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FOR THE FARMER.
What Constitutes Legal Fence in
the Different States and
Territories.
Report Of the American Street Isail-
way Company on Shooting
HnrSno
WHAT CONSTITUTES A FENCE.

Protecting Tools and Farm Imple-
ments---What to do with Straw.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30
TO RENT.
FURNISNFD ROOMS TO LET

seyen-room cottage, near south junction Of
Spring and Main street. Enquire Of P. Kern al
store south junction Spring and Main streets.
ian 20tf
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Notice of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that it Is the intention
OF the Council of the City OF Los Angeles to
establish the grade of Also Avenue and Also
Avenue Extension as follows:
At the intersection OF Boyle avenue, Pleasant
street and Also avenue tho grade shall be 65.s so
teet above the datum plane; ut the intersection
Of the west boundary Of Workman street with
Aliso avenue the grade shall be 80 so feet above
the datum plane; at the intersection OF Lazzero-
yich street and Also avenue the grade shall be
4l.j0 feet above the datum plane; at point on
the center line of Also avenue, 800 feet eastery
of the east boundary OF Lazzerovich street. the
grade shall be A. 40 feet above the datum plane:
at the intersection OF Cummings street and Also
avenue the grade shall be IS 60 feet above the
datum plane: at the intersection of St Louis
street and Also avenue the grade shall be $50
feet above sho datum plane; at the intersection of
Chicago street and Aliso avenue the grade shall
he 3S 40 feet above the datum plane; at the in.
terssction of Chicago street and Also avenue eX-
tension the grade shall be 80 feet alb owe the
datum plane; at point on the center line of
Also avenue extension, AGO feet westerly from
the west boundary OF Sotostree the grade shall
be so feet above the datum plane; at the inter.
section Of the west boundary Of Soto street with
Also avenue extension the grade shall be 81 feet
above the datum plane; at the intersection of
the east boundary OF Soto street with Also
avenue extension the grade shall be 3S feet above
the datum plane; at point In the center line
OF Aliso avenue extension, $40 feet easterly from
b0 81 feet above the datum plane at point on
the center line OF Aliso avenue extension, Q20
feet easterly from the east bound nv OF Soto
street. the grade shall be IS feet above le datum
plane; at a point In the center line Of Also
avenue extension, 50 feet easterly from 1.-THE east
boundary Of Mott street. the grade shall be So so
feet above the datum plane; at a point in the
center line OF Also avenue extension, $50 feet
easterly from the east boundary OF Mott street,
the grade shall be 10 feet above hcdatum plane
at a point in the center line OF Also avenue ox-
tension $50 feet easterly from the east boundary
of Mott street, the grade shall be $3.50 feet
above the datum plaae at the intersection Of
the west boundary Of lot 2, Block rs, IIancock's
survey, with the center line of Also avenue ex-
tension the grade shall be 40 feet above the
datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified to file
their objections II any they have, with the Clerk
OF the Council. within ten days after the date
Of the first publication Of this notice.
BY order Of the Council Of the city Of Los An
geles at its meeting OF January 2sth. A. d. 1854.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council Of the City OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, January 20, A. d. 1884.
slan3e lot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30

AT this distance, and in view Of the
variant statements of the Chronicle and
Erdmner, it is somewhat difficult to
form an intelligent idea of the Railway
tax question. The corporation has un.
doubtedly offered to pay the taxes as.
sessed against it for the years 1850, 1851
and 1882, the State to waive the penalty
for non-payment, which is two per cent.
month interest on the sum due. We
see no reason why this proposal should
not be accepted, provided the railway
consents to pay legal interest on the
sums so long withheld. Controller
Damn, however, takes a view different
from that of the Attorney. General, who
holds that these amounts may be ae.
cepted from the railway and receipted
for on account. The Controller, how.
ever, is of opinion that the law only
authorizes him to receipt for the full
sum due the State, in which must be
reckoned the full amount of the penal
ty The payment Of these large sums
by the Railway would be n sensible re-
LEI to the people Of California 1t is
somewhat unfortunate that Mr.. Dunn,
who is iufteYiblo in following his indi
vidual sense Of right, has taken this
view OF the matter. While there is very
little difference of opinion on the propo.
sition that the Railway and other cor.
poratious ought to pay their taxes like
Others who receive the protection in.
yolve in expensive State and local gov.
enments, it must not DO forgotten that
the Railway managers had ground of
action in contcstiug the payment of
their taxes 50 strong as to give color to
the claim that the progress of the suits
might result in the States failing to Sc.
cure a dollar Of this delinquent indebt.
edness. There certainly would appear
10 be no danger, at all events, in re.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30

0SE Of the eccentricities of the pres
ent storm is that Wilmington has re.
ceivcd only q bare fraction OF the rain
which has been SO literally dealt out
elsewhere. On the other hand, the
southern portion OF Los Angeles county,
which was go harshly dealt with by the
weather-clerk last year hasbeon drenched
to repletion. In radius of half mile
quite marked differences were noted
in the precipitation, ths rain frequently
descending in gusts, thus giving one
field more than another.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30

and curing. This peculiarly Of the
prune is very important in this State,
where labor is always dear. Peaches,
apricots and pears are also in brisk de
mand. Besides the large amount OF
trees that are hauled from the city by
wagons, several carloads go out every
day TO Arizona and other ports OF tho
country. The effect Of the rain this
week has been to cause an increased de-
mand for every kind of tree. Los An
geles ia now the greatest tree market on
the Pacific Coast, and is destined to be
the largest in the Union not many months
hence
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30

An application is now pending at
Washington for much needed Increase
of the clerical force of the Los Angeles
Postoiiice. 1t is a crying shame that
this matter has not been attended to
long ago. An increase has been recon-.
meuded by the special officer of the gov
ernment who was recently sent out here
TO investigate the condition of postal
affairs. Very few even of our own peo-
pile know that Los Angeles is the second
Postoilice in the State, actually leading
Oakland, with her forty thousand inhab-
itants. The letter lists which have been
published in the HERALD are occasional.
ly almost as large as those of San Fran
cisco, Notwithstanding the adoption of
the free delivery system in this city.
The attention of Mr.. Tully and of other
members of Congress from California has
been called to our postal needs, and we
have every reason to look for prompt re
lief. ltcAnnot come too soon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30
For sALE-FoR RENT.
a GOOD PAYING BUSINESS

For sale at bargain; capital required, $3.50:
worth $500 situated on Spring street, In the
center Of the city; agreeable and light. Address
z. o. Box 1859. jan27-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30

One of the salient features of the past
twelvemonth has been the shrinkage in
all speculative stocks, both on this
Coast and on the Atlantic, The great.
est dcssication in values has been in the
mining stocks, but railway debenturos
seem to have Jared nearly as badly. The
shares of some of the most solvent roads
stand now at only one Aplf of what
they were quoted at this time last year.
Very few people seem to have made
any money either in Wall or California
streets during the past year, while
rumor hath it that even Jay Gould has
been severely "cinched." The decline
in values has been so great in railway
securities which represent fine properties
that it would seem that reaction in
values is inevitable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. GA bill has
been introduced in the Assembly de-
claring void all contracts, written or
verbal, for the sale or transfer of any
share. or interest in the stock of any
company, unless the party contracting
to sell rr transfer, shall be in actual pos
roaeion of euch ufnrk
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30

Tnr Chronicle comedies the point that
the present Democratic House Of Repre-.
sentatives will pass law declaring the
Texas.Paciiic and kindred land grants
forfeited. 1t will carefully conceal from
its readers, as far as ii can, however, the
fact that such action in tho interest Of
the people was only made possible as q
result of the election Of Democratic
House. The circumstance that even one
branch of Congress is Democratic is suf.
ficicnt to compel Republican Senate
and President to do their duty.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30
Notice
10 THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. vi. HILTON WILLIAMS,
DETROIT THROAT AND LUNG
INSTITUTE,
Office at 275 N. Main Street,

AT Detroit, Mich. Established in 1870 takes
pleasure in notifying the people Of Los Angeles
and Southern California that he has opened an