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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, RrC.
RALPACIFIC RAILROAD.
ANp uSTU FURTHER NOTICE.
Trains ana Boats viii Leave Sacramento


AS FOLLOWS
600 \. M.-tDaNy' san Francisco Passenger
Train, Via Beuicia. Connects 20 SuIsun
for Vallejo and Ctlistoya S1Uud-Class
passenger cars Tor san Francisco ~
taChCd.
7;lO 4. M.-tsuuday, cxccptcdl-Accommo-
dai;9p Tram TO MaySviiic. Ryd Bioa
9.3O A. M.-tDaiiy'-C. p. Emigrant Train 20
Ogden. Council Bluffs and East
900 A. Nor ~ soon thereafter as praCti-
csblc-Suudays excepted steamer for
San Francisco, touching ~ all way ports
on the sacramento river
1.30 4. M.-iDaily- Passenger Train for
Woodland. Williams, Willows, lchanS
and Red Bluh.
f:40 i. NJ DaIyl-San Francisco Passen-
ger Train Connects at Calf with raSseu-
Ger Train for lone. and AZ iathrop
with TUlare Passenger Train for MerCed.
MADEIRA, Fresno and lularc connects
Also ut Niles for san Jose
2:4O Z. M.-iDAilyl-Local Passenger Train
70 Auburn and ColfaN
300 Z. NJ Dailyl-Sau Francisco PdSSen-
ger Train, via Beuicia Connects al sui
sun for Vallejo. Connects also at Suisun
Sundays excepted. for Calist0ga.
$40 J. M.-tDMlN - Oregon Express for
MarySvillc. Chico, Red Blum and Red
ding cortland, Oregon
4:4O y. -{Daily)-Local Train to Stockton,
connecting there with Local Train -
LaluIop, Nulth MAKES tlpSe Couutcb!ous
with ) 7. Atlantic Express for MADEIRA,
Mojaye, Daggctt, The Needles "a & p K.
RI Ncwhall Santa Barbara. Los Ange-
les, Cotton tSan Diego Yuma, MariCOpa
prescott Tucson, Benson (Guaymas.
Mexico, Demiug A. r. & :. z. K R), III
PaSO Cr. x p. Ry.l, San Antonio aud New
Orleans Connects also at Lathrop with
: Z. Emigrant Train for The Needles.
Deming and II PaSo.
4:55 PM Daily)-C. p. Pacific Express via
Benicia for san Francisco.
1885 P: M.mlDailyl-C. P. Atlantic Express
Battle Mountain austin PalSade ,Eu-
rekal Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
$40 p. M.-lDailyl,--P'a;ssenger Train for
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Woman who has been looking over
blankets in a street store: Well, | didn't
mean to buy Am Just looking for friend. y
Clerk, politely Don't think you'll find
your friend among the blankets. We've
looked 'em all through"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-12

For COUGHS and Throat Disorders use
Browns Bronchial Troches. Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except
| think better of that which began think
ing well OF. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Sold only in boxes
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Cincinnati clergyman thought he
would raise his own pork. So he bought
FIVE pigs and fattened them. Now that
they are fit to kill, he says they seem so
much like his own children that he hasn't
the heart to kill them. The pigs are in
good luck, hut it is rather hard on the
children Boston Transcript
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FOR SALE.

TINE OLD AND WELL-KNOWN GENERAL
Merchandise business of NJ. LANENSON,
ROcklin. Stock aud fixtures complete. Rare
chance for an enterpriSing man. Splendid pros
poets ahead as the quarries will do a big bust
ness this summer Reasons for selling and
further particulars will be given by calling on
or addressing NJ. LANENSON Rocklin Placer
county mrl2-lDlm
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. = NOTICE Is
~ hereby given by the undersigned, Executor
OF the estate of ELLEN GLEESOS, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary affidavits or vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this notice,
TO said Executor at the office of Grove l.. john
SON. go Fifth street. Sacramento, hereby desig-
mated as the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate.
Dated March ~ 1884.
THOMAS F. GLEESOS.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Executor.
mrs24wS
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IMPORTANT TO LEGIsLAToRs.-Eye Legis
lator should purchase bottle of Elite Bou-
quet. The perfume is most refreshing after
hard mental labor.
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FREIGHT. So Per Ton
INMAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

TOHN TALBOT. TICKET
- Agent c. p K. T., can furnish IT'S,
Tickets to and from any part f%.5F.ltS575
Europe. Now is the time to send
for friends, as rates are low. mrl-Iptf
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For so years the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam of Cutler Bros E Co, Boston,
stands unrivalled for colds and consump-
ion.
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SACRAMENTO
- ~r-~T@
PLAN LIN Or M ILL
Hartweu, Hotchkiss & Stalker,

HartweIl, Hotchkiss & Stalker,
MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS, WINDOWS, WINDOW FRAMES,
IL Blinds, holdings, Finish Brackets, Scroll
Saving, Turning; also, Stair Work. Black Wal
nut, Spanish Cedar and Redwood Sewels Balus-
ters and Rail. Corner Front and q streets, Sac
ramento fe224plm
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
AND FRESH MUTTON.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA. :
OFFICE CHIEF COMMISSARG OF SUBSISTENCE,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA
OFFICE CHIEF COMMISSARH OF SUBSISTENCE, !
PRESIDE SAN FRANCISCO Call April ), 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE. SUB
- Jet to the usual conditions will be received
at this Office until = o clock noon, on Monday
the 9Th day of May. 1854 at which time and
place they will be opened in presence ofbidders
for furnishing such quantities OF Fresh Beef and
Fresh Mutton as may be required by the Sub
SiStence Department, L. :. Army at AIcatraz
Island. Angel Island Bcnicia Barracks Preside
of san Francisco San Diego Barracks Forts Bid
well Castor, Mason and Winfield Scott Califor-
mia, and Forts Hallec6 and NcDermit Nevada
during the fiscal year beginning July l, 1854
Proposals viii be received up to and opened at
the same hour, ut the several posts by the
RESPECTIVE CommiSSarieS of such posts, each Post
CommisSary receiving proposals for his own post
only.
Blanks for proposals and " Circular of Instruc-
tons TO Bidders giving full information rs 70
the quality and probable quantity of Beef re-
quired manner of bidding conditions to be OBJ
served by bidders; and terms of contract and
payment will be furnished on application to
this office, or to the CommiSsary at any of the
posts,
The successful bidder for each post will be re-
quired to enter into u written contract with the
United states, with good and approved security
lin a sum which shall not be less than one-tenth
the full value ofthe cOntract), within ten DAYS
after being notified of the acceptance of his pro
pOsal
1t is expressly understood that the contracts
made under this advertisement shall not be con-
Strued to involve the United States in any obli-
CATION Tor payment i'll excess of the apprOpria-
ton granted by Congress for the purpose.
any or all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
the the S SinGdsTsigned or to the C9mmSs2y at the
Major and c. s, T. ;. Army
ap96t Chief COmmiSSlry OF subsistence.
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EOR SALE-A FIRSTCLASS LIVERY n.
L and Boarding Stable, doing 4 good n SIa
business rent OF building low; lOca 49,
ton central CD X street, Sacramento apSf
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WANTED
FOR SALE-TO LET.

NOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF ILL-HEALTH
L the furniture of private Lodging House -
rooms rooms are all occupied by good rOomers
Rent of house reasonable. good chance for
parties who desire to keep boardeTs and dodgers
Inquire of - - this Office apg-tt-
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NOR sALE-PIANOS THE CELE- s=ss:ssst
L brated Hallett. Davis * Go. Pianos TTFfT
a. J. POMMER, Agent, No. 505 J street, next door
10 Lipman x Co. apS-lm
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lie ALLEN SPRINGS PROPER.

NOR SALE-TIIE ALLEN SPRINGS PROPER
L ty, near Bartlett Springs, in Lake county,
California; 100 acres of picturesquelysitu
land, with Hotel, Cabins and all personal Prop
erty, at a low price. A big bargain for a doctor
or hotel man. Inquire of CARL STROBEL 81 J
street Sacramento. Cal. mrl-tf
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FOR SALE.

A WELI-ESTA BLISHED HARNESS ca
n and Saddle Shop, in an agricult- kskAA
ural town in Arizona will be sold at al K sss5zA
bargain For particulars apply to A.
4. VAN VOORHEES, x Co. Sacramento, Cal. or
TO II. II. MCNEIL, Phoenix, A. T. felSlplm
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

IF CALLED FOR SOON. ONE .sssAzyz,,
| Secondhand Square and one lzssSs=sssssfF
Secondhand Upright Piano, both = I
Us good As new firSt-casS maker.
JOHN +. COOPER,
mrl3-lDlm Music Store 527 J street
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Sacramento and PlaCarYille 3. R.

7:3O A. M.-iSundays exceptedl-Local Pas
senger Train for Folsom and Single
Springs.
400 =. M.-Sundays exceptedl-Locai Pas
senger Train for Folsom.
4. y. General Manager
T. H, GOODMAN......Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Ag't
jagiptf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-12

A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION IN
n a Hardware or Grocery Store. Best of ref
erenees given. Address Alta Western
Hotel apllSts
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NANTED-LOST-F0UND.

A PLEASANT ROOM WITH BOARD FOR A
A gentleman and wife. in quiet private
family. Inquire at this Office. apll-Stf
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U7GR SALE-A 256-ACRE FARM, ALL UNDER
Il cultivation good spring of water; best
fruit land i'll the State, on line of railroad. In
quire of b. y BUGBEY, eli Thirteenth street.
Also, The best watered 16O-acre Fruit Farm
in Placer county, on line of railroad, for sale
about ~ acres in grapes and other fruits. In
quire of Il. y. BUGBEY. Ga Thirteenth street.
Also, Money in sums of $500 to SIC, 900, on
approved real estate, at fair rates ofintercst.
Inquire of B. \. BUGBEI, Gil Thirteenth street.
7. o. Box POI, Sacramento. mr27-tf
NOR SALE OR TO RENT-AT BLACKS STA
l. ton, Yolo county half the shop; IL good
chance for Il wagonmaker to go on his own
hook. Address VIM. handbook, Blacks sta
ton. mrl7-lm
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TTNO LET.-BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
| the leasing OF the three upper floors of the
ST. GEORGE BUILDING, consisting Of l75 rooms
for the term OF two years, with the privilege OF
five. from the 1st of May, 1854 Bids must be in
on or before the Goth inst. The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. Bids received
at the Office OF the Odd Fellows Hail Associa-
ton. 1907 Fourth street between J and X
ap3-l4t GEO. +. PARKER. Secretary.
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NOR sALE-A FEW FOLDING CAMPO
L Rocking Chairs, hard wood, carpet W
price. Only s.. / N, CAMPBELL t 46s K II
street. New and Secondhand Furniture. n15-tf
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DOoAiS wANTED-A SUITE OF ROOMS.
II with Bath, in private family, for gentle
man and wife. within eight blocks of Front and
streets Address p o. Box. 90. apIl-St@
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YoUNG, YOUNG DUNN, Attorneys for AS
sgnee mr(2-5tS
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WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED-ALL THE
w women and girls can be employed this
season IL the Capital Packing Company who viii
apply. Call and register your names, mr2l-lm
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WANTED SEVERAL GOOD CANVASsERS.
w for a few very fast-selling articles. Call
on c. +. SHORT Western Hotel. apl0-Sts
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NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROP g.
l. erty, the Pacific Gardens, cor. Ninth x..i.
and streets, in this city, is offered for sale IN
at a bargain the property must be seen to be
appreciated. Apply to OSWALD FUCHS, at the
premises. ap3-lmt
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PREMIUM JERSEY BULL.

YNHE THOROUGHBRED JER- Ss-zx7zxa
sey Bull which took the FIRST 65SESf& 9
PREMIUM at the last State Fair.
can still be found at the corner of -%----aA-
Eighteenth and H streets in this city. Terms,
s. for Thoroughbreds, and s. 80 for others.
apS-iplw WM. HOOK.
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NOR SALE-A GOOD -ELIGI-
L bic residence furnished or unfinished
fronting the state Capitol; corner lot 4OxlOO !;
fine residence site; fayorably situated in a
healthy locality For particulars, apply at 1900
Tenth street Sacramento apj-2w&
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UANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper by lady recently from the East;
no objection to the country. Address HOUSE
KEEPER, $ this Office. ap106t+
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IoI kO0 A VERY FINE lG0-ACRE 90,
4.0UU. Fruit Farm, ~ miles from fafSNs
Railroad Depot of Auburn, in warm we'll -~-A--
sheltered situation; 40 acres under cultivation
very choice Grape Vines and bearing Fruit Trees;
Blackberries and Strawberries; House, Wine
Cellar and coed general Improvements; also
all Tools and Crops. Inquire or address CARL
STROBEL, Sacramento, Cal ap7-G&wlt%
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McCREARY'S

N McCREARY & co. HAVE AN ALL
u. ROLLER FLOUR MILL, with a capacity of
40 barrels per day. We guarantee this
Flour the Choicest in the state. Try it and
YOU will be convinced. sziptf
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C. H. kREBS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS.
| Oils Glass and Artists Materials. Sole Agents
for Averilrs Paints and the Beloit Building
PAPER; Pictures Frames and holdings. No. 626
J street and 1905 Seventh street, Sacramento,
Cal jal-iDtf
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-16


Alaska is to be admitted to the trials
and tribulations of territorial govern.
men, the following bill having been
passed:
The territory of Alaska shall consti.
tute civil and judicial district, tempo.
rary seat of government of which is es
tablished at Sltka A governor shall be
appointed with authority to see that the
laws enacted for tue district are en-.
forced, aud who shall be ex ofticio com.
mander III chief of the militia, with
power to call 1t out when necessary tc
the due execution of the law. A district
court is established. which shall hold ut
least two terms each year, one at S,tka
and the other at Wrangels. A clerk, dis
trict attorney and marshal are also pro
vided for, and authority given for the ap
pointment of four commissioners will
powers and jurisdiction Of commissioner,
Of Unlted States circuit courts. Tht
general laws Of the state Of Oregon are
declared to be the law OF the district, st
far us the same may be applicable. OF
GERS shall be appointed for the term o
four years, and shall receive the follow
ing salaries: Governor SIS 600; tllstric
attorney, S2.5Ou; marshal, $2.5OO; judge
So, 900; clerk, 50 500.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-16
CHARLES 0'c0hNOR.
The Foremost Man Among The Legal Lights
Uf the Country.

The Foremost Man Among lie Legal Lights
"f the Country.
St. Paul Pioneer-Press.
Charles O'Connor, who died on Mon
day evening at the hermitage he had
built for himself aud bis books on Nan.
tucket island, was something more chan
t Ne foremost equity lawyer and counsel
IN the United States Great rs we're his
attributes and achievements in profes.
sional walks-his unsurpassed judgment,
his unequaled foresight, his vast reading
and memory-it will not be these that
first crowd to the memory of those wto
knew aud loved him best. 10 those who
learned to know the grand old man, the
warmth OF his friendships. the ardor of
his hatred of cant or wrong, or
anything that smacked of dishonor
or dishonesty, the spotless integri.
ty OF his long aud brilliant
life in the midst of the temptations of
his callipg-these will earliest occur to
bis eulogists. The outward lite, now
closed ut four score years. travels indeed,
over the sterectyped story of struggle
from pGnnry aud want to command OF
aHuence and the hlg hest walks of honor
respect and emulument. But there are
some details to be added III the case oi
Chatlss O'Connor. n the midst OF o bril-
liant bar. his friends were irieuds of the
cluister aud the library. In the law in
stitute lie could have been seen. daily
reading. as u student for his degree
and no banquet or lecture platform
nur the ovation that would hav.
awaited his appearance, could temp
him from tue material of hi
chosen field ana studies. And yet b.
was no greater as q student than he wa,
in every other walk. Few who saw til,
spare. bent form, the thin gray hair an.
the far.looking eye, would have sur
pected the very fire ol oratory tina
slnmbered within the man. But on occa
sion when the fire did kindle. there va
no such oratory as bis. before or since
His place in the brilliant bar of the cit,
where he won his triumphs has lonl
been filled. for he bad for many year
retired from the forum aud the court,
But his brethren will long retain th
memory OF q bsrrister Who never accepts
case professionally that he had no
first accepted conscientiously; who neve
! forgot a friend or failed OF the admire
1 tion of his enemies; who was th
best fighter and the most ger
erous foeman that ever lived; and VII
in all his perronal and private life pr,
. ferred to be Judged BY those Who kne
: him not, sAve BY his record, than to .,
!. capt the euloGies OF his admirers. An
r. i s. "
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-16
Upper Missouri nivsr Improvement.

Upper Missouri hiver Improvement.
Bismarck Tribune: The Tribune has
repeatedly called attention to the alb
surdity of the annual appropriations for
the improvement of the upper Missouri
river. That excellent work has been
done even With the niggardly appropr1a.
tions cannot be questioned. The OBJ.
stractions at Cow Island have been re.
moved, and good, permanent channel
secured; Doniphan's rapids have been
cleared of dangerous rocks, and there is
now over three feet of water in the chan.
mel even in low water. At Chimney
bend. old Fort Peck, and other points
we'll known to old pilots as uncertain
places, excellent work has been doue !;
and with sufficient appropriations, there
IL no reason why navigation from Bis
marck to Benton caunot extend at
least one mouth later in the fall than 1T
the present time. Engineer Durage has
been engaged in the upper Missouri i'm
provements during the past two years.
but be has worked to great disadvantage.
Hardly does he get fairly at work with
his corps of engineers, before the annual
appropriation il exhausted. The season
of low water Is short, during which time
only work can be pushed. With suifi-
cient appropriation, plans might be made
during the winter and spring for effec
tive fail work Flat boats could be built,
dispatch steamer purchased to run in
connection with the steamer Emily, and
all preparations made for working O
large uumber of men simultaneously at
various points along the river,
and vastly more good will be
done with the same amount
of money than is nov accomplished. It
is pleasing to note that both Delegate
Raymond, of Dakota. aud Delegate Ma
glnnls, ci Montana, are WORKING to secure
this end. The gentlemen Wish the ex
penditure of say Sl,5O0,O00 for the i'm
provement of the Missouri river from it,
mouth to its head. believing he will dis
tribute it to better advantage th. con
gress. Itis the opinion of all we'll ad
vised men that at leust $25O.0OO shoult
he used above the mouth of.the Yellow
stone. 1t seems that river of such lm
.portaLce as the Missouri and one wh,cI
drains such vast area of the public do
main ought to receive more considera
ton at the hands ot congress than 1t he
heretofore.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-16
Dakota's Democratic Convention.


Pierre, d. T., May l4-Ihe democratic
convention met to day at II O'Clock, and
WAS one of the most enthusiastic ones
ever held in Dakota. Most oil the coun.
ties were represented by full delegations
aud it was apparent from the start that
was to be successful one.
w. T. Love, of Beadle county, was
made Temporary chairman; Geo. Egbert,
secretaries.
The following committee on credep-
tlals was then appointed, after which the
Chairman, NJ. 81. Day, Of Bon Homme.
Rogers OF Pennington.
and Maris Taylor, OF Yankton.
Stutsman, and N. NJ. Mccormick, OF
Grand Forks.
Fourth district-George Henry. OF
Brook,ngs, and E. G. Kennedy, OF
| Turner
zntlon CONSISTED of Chairman @. j. B.
| auTTls, vi 1NuAtOus Iusb uIstEICG-Cs
Z. Stesrps, Of Pennington; j. w. Rogers
Of Custer; Second distrlct-James s.
Foster, of Dawson, O. J Harris oil
Hughes: Third uistrict-C B. Pratt, oi
Grand Forke; Z. F. Smith, Of =; Fourth
iistrict-E. g. Smith. OF Miunehaha;
q F. Zimmerman. Of Kingsbnry.
Cummittee Gu Chairman
Mr.. Duncan. First district. }. F. Watson
and j. w. Rogers; Second district, Mr.
Adams. of Edmunds. B. P. Hoover. q
Suily; Third district, WI Goodrich. q
Stutsmuu, Z. }. Haiiemback, BnrleigL
Fon,th district. Z G. Wright, OF Mime
haha, F. G. Hale. of Lincoln.
i Alter Recess the committee on perma
ncnt organization reported for perma
nent officers, and the report was adopted
viz: Chairman, Jas. s. Foster, o
Dawson; First ce.president. Fl
O'Neill of Cass; second vice. president
E. G. Smith. of Minnehahn; secretary
Capt Geo. Egbert, Of Case; asaistaD
secretary. Jacob Gilbert, of Minnehaha
aud F Il Fulton, of Grand Forks.
Alter the appointment Of the commit
tee six candidates were nominated TO
delegates to the Chicago convention. an
resulted in victory for F. NJ Ziebaot
Of Bon Homme, and Maj. Mccormick, {
Grand Forks AZ alternate, Ere
Steasps, OF Pennington.
The convention is atill in session an
will not adjourn till Thursday. TIL
delegates 20 uniustrueted. A 6anQuS
will bc tended them this evening.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-16
First publication April 2sd.
Notice to take Dispositions.

Territory of Dakota, Second Judicial dis
trict.
county.
Henry r. lake VS. Fannie A. Lake.
Notice to take dcpoeit;ons.
To the de 'endant above named:
VOU will AXE notice that tn. plaintiff above
1 named will take the dispositions of Wesley
Hancock and other Witnesses t the office Of
publ q in Crisnctl block. Maine street. Aurora,
Indiana, on aturday, the 18th day of May. A.
d. 1884. between the hours of %. M, and p
m that the taking of said deposit ons will b,
fully taken and completed. and that the depo-
e,tions so taken will be read n evidence upon
the trial of the above entitled action on The
part of the plaintiff.
Pun. K. FAUX. Attorney for Plaintiff.