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F. 3. Myers, vi. d.
Sa4ntf SACRA3-Is--v,, C,AE-
TEE GREAT ENGI ISH REMEDY

es;ss.s-S-- ft Is n ncver-tglIng cure
~ - z - w. ~ for Nervous Debility,
SssS-s>> ~sSL.iSig Exhausted Vitality,
EEeN p E,s.c Seminal Weakness
80 = 4-s Nh SpeTmatorThW;t Lost
- IA Manhood, impOteDCy,
Al -S.a. <gS PaTalysls and all the
o. - IL ~ ttS terrible effects Of self
gssV1 q .s.l[s-F1 .tssI abuse. youthful toliCs
h3rs.Ne 81 - ~ and excuses in mature
ssy. = as7rs ~ - ycAIs-sUch rs Loss %
e,csSs-ss yIf 49, ii ~ DRY, 1@iSs,tUde,
L{ss.s 49,, s--As1ssss.z Nocturnal Eal,Si,T-S.
Aversion 10 Socitty, Diulness OF Nisl0i. N)ses
in the Head the vital huid passing iu01served
in the urine, and many Other diseases tnat ieSA.l
to insanity and death.
DIR. MiNTfE, who is a regular physician
graduate OF the University u lenuSy iVsIIS) viii
agree 70 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars tor
case OF this kind the VITAL RI,SIORA DlNH
tInder his special advice and treatuenl wiz
moi cure. or for anything impure or injurious
found in it. DR MiETIE treats ell Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
sultaticn Free Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis of urine, -. Price
| OF Vital Restorative, 81 80 hottie, or IOuT
up0n receipt Of price, or C.. Q. D, secured trnin
observation. and in private name Il deS-g2d, by
a. =. EIiSTJE, 81. D., No. l. Gcarl.y
street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent 10 any one sppiyi, 9 by letter, stat
ing symptoms, sex and age. strict secrecy IL
regard to all business transactions.
DE. MTSTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NJ
PHRETICUAI. cures all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints GonOrrhGs, elect, IeuCoT-
rhpa. Fer sale 5y all Druggists 81 ~ bottle six
bottles for -.
DIR. MINTIE's DASDEIION Pills are
the hes: aud cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure il tue market FOR sale by ali
KIRK, GzARY {. CO., Sacramento. Wholesale
Agents luyQ-4nly t-04Wly
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nor FALF-TUE SPLENDID RANCH -
/ CT A. Henke, known as the Watt & -
Murray place, containing lI3 acres, about -
ono mile beyond Brighton, on the line of the
Sacramento Valley Railroad This is all bottom
land; highly improved; DwellinghoUSe; Barns;
2.Gc0 Choice Fruit Trees; Fine Water; Alfalfa
Fields etc. For further particulars, price, etc,
inquire Oh the premises. lsStfI 4. hENKE.
m C. I
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EOR SALE

rJHAT SPLENDID BUSINESS PROP 80
| erty being a Two-sIory and Base 80
nlent Brick Building, 2)xf50 feet south Es,:.A
side of street NO 500 between Fifth and Sixth.
A good opportunity for an investment Apply to
CIIAS. r. PARSONS,
tya4-tf Third and J streets, Sacramento.
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FARM TO LET.

CONTAINING ESQ ACRES; has living
| stream of water; excellent Grain land n
portion will produce Alfalfa and Corn; will lease
on term of wears. $50 cash rent; l mile from
good School: S miles from thriving town. Apply
to SWEETSER & ALSTP, Real Estate Agents No,
1915 Fourth street, Sacramento. sl3lplW
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6ANTED-LGST-FOtTND.

yITANTBD-IF PERSON RECENTLY FROM
w Denver City, who made application at
American Laundry for position as Starcher
will call around Immediately, he will hear OF
something 10 his advantage. 3. CT sle-2t
NyANTED-A PARTNER WITH FROM 500
w TO 500; 8 professional sporting man pre-
ferred; 10 The right party this is regular bo-
nsnza; a personal interview must be had. In
qure at Room Is, MECHANICS EXCHANGE. l
street, between Front and Second, from TO 7:Se
o'clock P N. sl6-2ts
ITANTED-A PLACE FOR A BOY THIR-
w teen years old to learn trade or make
himself generally useful for his board; OF good
parents Inquire at HOUST0N'S office, Sacra-
mento slo-Stt
CITUATIoN WANTED BY A MIDDLE
= aged woman Us cook or 10 do general house
work. Apply at MECHANICS EXCHANGE,
10 l street sl6-2t'
VTANTED-A NAN AND WIPE TO TAKE
W charge OF q foothill farm Of stock and fruit;
good residence and things necessary for house
keeping furnished Address CIV. E. RECORD
UNION Office. SLOWS
XYTANTED-A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS
w good accommodations would like to get
the use of Horse and Buggy or Phaeton dur
ing the coming winter for their keeping. In
Quire at this ONCE sl5-iW+
T osT-A MEDALLION L0CKET. THE
| finder viii be literally rewarded by Ieav-
UTANTED-A FEW ENERGETIC MEN OR
w ladies to canvass for Two fine books that
sell readily; money to be made by the right par
ties Address " W." this Office. aG16-tf
WANTED NE LADY AND GENT IN
w every town, in 4 charming business; SIS
per month and expenses. Send 81 for instrIc-
lions or stamp for terms. HONPAREIL MFG
co. Dab State street, Chicago. auS0-lmTuIhS
yTANTED-AS SITUATION BY -
w competent man with
good reference, as Watchman or @
70 do light work in either city or .,sa4ess.-ss
country Address s. 6TEPHENS, care of Gee
Barrett, Dixon, Cal. aui9-1p2m*
$HEea 4
vs. 9e.Ns H7 Gea Es,a 5rWTWFt IS 800g
Price 81 50 mailed free Of pcstage) Address
A ROMAN General AGENT, 10 Suffer street
san Francisco. Cal Agents wanted lplmhNF
Money Wanted F.; #. $ q !. 3 :
Carl, STROPEI, Our Broker 81 ] 81 auGp-tf
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NOR sALE-40 HEAD or CROSS r.
! bred French and Spanish Merino sss.',issSz5,
Rams. Also, 500 Head on Fine Graded 5,ysa'f
sheep Inquire A. G. FOLGER, IA ssAaasALss
miles from Sacramento, near Narysville road.
au1e-tf
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fENHREE sEc0Nn-uAND -.

THREE SECONDHAND
| BUGGIE5 For Sale, nearly - -,
new; Two Light Ones, and ~ ~.
One Heavy, suitable for the ~ ~
country. Also, Two BROOD MARES, and Two
COLTS. All will be sold cheap. For particulars,
inquire of II. S. BEAI.S No 1913 + street. be-
tMaen Taellh and IhiIteeHth. E.-tI
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PAINTS AND OILS.

L. CHADDERDON, IMPORTER AND DEAL
81 er In Paints Oils, Varnishes. window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artists aud Painters Materials
Wall Paper, etc. No a4 K ST., Sacramento.
ty1i-1DH
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DAMS FOR SALE-THREB HUN .sss.
Is bred head, in lots TO suit fine = 80
grades Spanish Herinos, at Whitneys lSts.g
sheep Ranch. near Bocklin. Placer 1s3Sss..3sss
COUNTY. at reasonable prices. anls-lIEf
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s, SECOND HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS, sss5
> 500, 500 ard $50; ; Secondhand Or-ayY AZ
pms iNlason & Hsmlinj, So $50 ana Sll0 4!
erect bargains. T. K. GIRARD, Piano Store,
corner Seventh ard sts., Sacramento. suS)-
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Dr.. Spinney&CO

Of No. IL Kearny ST., San Francisco.
Treat al Chronic and Specit! Diseases.
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ORGANsI ORGANS FOR SAT,E--A s!ze5ssss
J larr-o and extensive stock of Or-lfF@5gis
gans at the WareroOnns Of L. K. HAMMER, $50
] street. Also, one Chickering piano, nearly
new, for sale cheap. Fine Aocordeons, Nlolius
and BauiOs a specialty. 0uSi
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

ITO RENT-TWO DOUBLE ROOMS, NICELY
i furnished. Inquire at 81 ID street. sI5-St*
T5OR SALE CHFAP-A SMALL BUSINESS,
L centrally located and cheap rent. Inquire
al BhRCk6 Grocery Store, Thirteenth and X
streets. sl5-tf
NOR SALE-FORTY ACRES OF BEST ~
i Vine and Fruit land in celebrated rs
Colfax district; cottage house; spring wa
ter; fine view; near village. Address Box 81,
COltax, Cal. sl5-lWs
NOR sALE-A ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A
L well established blacksmithing and wagon
making business in the town of Auburn, Placer
county. Cal. For terms and particulars address
J. NJ WHITE, Auburn. si2-lm
41O O00 FARM FOR sALE-e4O ACRES
d ! 4. OUU. grain land; good House, fair
Barn and Fences; small Orchard; located six
miles from railroad aud eight miles from boat
landing. For prticulars apply to CARL STRO-
BEL, 81 J street, sacramento. sl2GtSWlt
nor sALE-A BOARDING HOUSE. WITH "A
I Rooms, doing Il good business, in VGcaviiie
Solauo county, Cal.; furnished all new. Terms
81 90 MRS. +. ELLIOT. sl1-iw+
DAMS FOR SALE THREE -
IN hundred head in lots to suit, 5s.5e-.ss>
High Grades and Thoroughbred '.GS*5es3
Nerinos MRS. e. If. WILSON, EY4@ssggsa.-
Elk Grove, Sacramento county, ;szsa-=-i%tl----saa
Cal. sll-2W%
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NONSUlTATION FlsGE-lINNlIEI TIE SICK,
! no matter what thcir diseases may be, o. call
and investigate for themselves before abandon
ing all hope, for IL VIII cost yoUu0thIGg. ] give
no cECOurNgemcus unless tGcre is % taIr prospect
of making q cure 7 viii cu.JCyer Co. Ha candid
in my opinion and reasonable iy ny charges. !
claim not 10 cure everybody. hgt 90 cur' ali that
can be cured. ] am formerly tron .aV lC-k
City, and Z graduate of one of tlc best medical
colleges iu the United States and % rosJ tuo--
oUgh Electrician. aud have hat many ye,l7 sue
CesSiui practice I'm the treatment CD. both acute
and chronic diseases. To -oWovc a.. doubts and
convince my patients that / claim nothing bn.
what am, refer in my diploma ana the uu
mcrous recommendations in my possession,
W hjch VIII always be ready for inspection e. 10y
office. ! have looa1el permanently J. this city.
and all / ask is that you siec mH 2 Gi-, unbiased
trial. by which hope % merit your confidence
and give entire satisfaction % AT suuOylug nu-
mGuity. Ty reputation has been acquired by
candid, honest dealing, and years % successful
practice. ] know the cause and remedy needed
not by guess work, but by years %. experience
III the treatment of various diseases.
CONSULTATIONS at my O1Ice, 40. III street,
between Seventh and Eighth. >acrsm, MO. from
g :. Il. to Z ~ to 5 End 6 90 $ P. 81. VIII be IL
Sacramento for 60 days only.
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z @ p = = .

WE HAVE SPLENDID STORAGE FOR 4
w large quantity OF HOPS adjacent 10
shipping dePots.
w. K. STRONG & co.
sl5-lw Corner J and Front streets
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DIANOS AND ORGANS FOR -. :ssE.-1s.;-7--i
Sale Largest Piano House in Z. - g. = 81
Sacramento Sold on $40 monthlys 2 -
inStaNments New Pianos and Organs 70 rent.
f. K. GIRARD. corner Seventh ana j. te1-lm
TTlEO GOOD BED LOUNGES FOR SALE
cheap; also, New and Secondhand Furni
tnre. at CHAS NJ. CAMPBELLiS, 40s K street.
see our New Patent Rockers, best in use; also,
Patent Sham Holders. Upholstering. and Re
pairipg. We buy. sell or exchange. Give me a
call apl9-lp6
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20 2e.Us 7 G@u 2&5GuTWFi IS SHiK
Price. 81 50 mailed free Of pOstage). Address
A. ROMAN General AGENT, 10 Suffer street
san Francisco. Cal. Agents Wautsd.Sll plmANF
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NTANTED-A NAN AND WIPE To TAKE
W charge OF q foothill farm Of stock and fruit;
good residence and things necessary for house
keeping furnished Address CIV E. RECORD
UNION office. sl6-Iwt
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1LANTED-A PLACE FOR A BOY THIR-
w teen years old to learn trade or make
himself generally useful for his board OF good
parents. Inquire Ct HOUSTON'S office, Sacra-
InentO sl6-Sts
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XXTANTED-h GENTLEMAN WHO HAS
w good accommodations would like to get
the use of Horse and Buggy or Fhaeton our
ing the coming winter for their keeping. In
Quire at this Office sl5-iW*
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| CITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE
| = aged woman Us cook or TO 10 general house
work Apply at MECHANICS EXCHANGE,
! 10 l street. sl52tf
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WANTED NE LADY AND GENT IN
w every town, in q charming business; SIS
per month and expenses. Send 81 for instTue-
lions or stamp for terms. HONPAREGL MFG
Co, 243 State street, Chicago. au30 lmTuThS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

A shooting scfape occurred at Fletcher
City, w. IT,, on Sunday, tho 9th instant,
resulting In the death of John Canty al
the hands Of his brother -in-law, John
Clemens. Mr.. and Mra.. Canty had
qaarrolsd aud Mrs. Canty was living at
Oiemens's home. A few days afterward
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens and Mrs. Canty
went TO Canty's house during bis absence
and took away child Of his. He re-
turned soon after and, finding the child
gone, started In pursuit on horseback.
According to the Paiouse Gasetfs, Mr..
Fletcher. an eyewitness TO the tragedy,
tells the following story:
Looking across . gulch he saw Glenn
ems and wife and Mrs. Canty seated In
wagon driving toward Clemens's house
and whipping the herses up TO break
neck speed. when they reached the
gate the man jumped out, opened IL and
the women drove through, Clemens rush.
ing into the house. AZ this juncture
Fletcher. looking back over the road,
saw Oanty coming as fast az bis horse
could run and striking the animal with
broken al. handle at every jump. He
rode through the gate, passed the vo-
men dismounted, and, without waiting
TO tie his horse, ran toward the house.
Just as be reached the door the rspsrt
OF gan was heard, and Canty fell for
ward across the threshold dead, having
received the contents Of the gun full in
the face. Clemens emerged from the
house, and, after a consultation with
the women, proceeded TO Termination,
whore he gave himself mp. he bad an
examination few days ago. and was
released ON bonds Of sixteen hundred
dollars.
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doyerDog Newell hes aniehed ~ -
epsee3ou of ~ Indian neeuoier ~ -.
ervss1ous woot of ths Csenedea. ~ -.
9o1s % umatiIIa, Oreeon. Me- Peree~'
g L1pusi, II Idsho, and vii feke - -.
fore he return the colviIIe and YaEims
rsssrvstions-
Lns IRON main pipes for the gas oous-
10y arrives On ThurDdsy, and yeseer-
oay vers heing droppsd aIonr she
xes 1hs hne vii mn on Main
rece up % Maybe Park, and aIouo
Fourth ssrsst from the works in -
Oympias and also on other sssssts shsre
required.
Cisude MeOarfoIl, . boy about four-
teen yeers of ages Ifvinf ia East OIvm.
pa. hoctdsntly ahot himasIf IN the uaim
o. ths hand On Friday, While shooeine
onoks near tbs bridge. Ths Rand -
very badly mangled, necengifnfine sbe
anpufation Of the fourth hnrer, Or.
"yman attended the yoana sufferer.
AZ usual at this ssason, Mr.. A. II.
Chambers. Of the City market, . enpsc.
g n p.ekinR pork. Ysstsrday hs Wa
enkaRed In cntting up 35 line hocs raised
~ 6eorRe II. shannon, Of Nisoaally.
and = others raised By Ajax. Yanfis.
who lives near Tenino. He also uur
chased other droyes, which viii soon 8
pat into fns bacon. hams and ether
meats.
AIR. George n. Foster, tbs veil known
Logger, has leased ths Tiliey static prop.
erty Tor series Of yeMra. purshaasd III
tne stosk belonging 70 il, and win con-
tinue y = frst-cIass livery stable. Al
large addition will be put % the north
side Of the stable, and cehsr neeesnarv
impsovements made. New carriages.
harness. horses. ets., viii also be- aided.
u conplste in svery department..
= Irasscripf.
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NoErnxxS PAcrrrc HJsrTrAL fuxp.-
The employees Of the Northern facific
Railroad are circulating Q petit1on 20
ths officials Of the company prsyinG Tor
information as 20 what has become OF
tbs funds oollected from the said en-
pjoyees for the purpose OF building Q
hospitai and furnishing medical trost-
me.st 10 them. They claim thai over
90. 600 has been collected BY the com
pany in the last tvo PEARS. and IN many
cssss where deserving men have applied
in xickneas 10 the Supposed proper eu-
thorities for medical treatment they
have been turned aside. They cite an
iustanss Of one Ellis, Who bad paid bis
hospital duss regularly for year and Z
half after LONG soliciting relief. hs uss
Admitted % the hospital Tor tuo daye
onIy. and vas then thrust fofth without
havina received any medical AID. and
had Il NOT been ios the kindness Of his
hrother railroad men he would have %
srr,se 4 charge upon the county. Ths
.~tition already contains over 10 names
~ ths agents, conductors. en9sneers soo
csher employees- The tax Of % eenss z
month which these men pay - rnore
To. sufz1oisnt 90 furuish them AL sns
s,rn forts Of life whiie disabled iron
sseident or sioknsss, and u rsiief = nol
| furuishsd thsD, there - > Rscst .soos
| somsvhere that the proper osncsn
should 80 ri4hted- - Waifa Hasia v ssee
sx1m
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An 0sdinancs = prevent the spohiag aEd In.
The oily Of ssatsls Doe oriain . follows:
sscsion !. That any person Or psrsons Who
s,sll esre.ftsr keep houss. cs4lar os othar
pisss u which sseh psrson or persona. q any
opium, sAsli b deemed guilty of mis =.
msanor. end on ccnvicti0n thereof in any
court Of coupetent iurisdiction shall BE- aned
10 aay sum not exceeding one hundred dol
iass, or Imprisoned not - szsss1 thirty days,
% both, Ia The discrstien of ths Court.
ses. = Any persoa o psrsons Who shah
such heass. cslIar Or other place for the pur.
pose o. smoking o. tnhnling opium, shall b
deemed guilty Of misdemeasor. aud. upoa
conviction thereof shall be Ansd "a any eum
not szcesdtne enc hundred dollars, OF I'm.
Prtsoned NOT 70 exceed enc month, o. soth.
N the discretion Of The Court. Provides.
always. that eli opium. pipes. or Other ap.
psrsus uesd for smoking or inha,ing epium,
thae may b taken ~ any c1lcer. the Judes
% Justice Of the Peace trying the cause shalI
- an additional penalty order 70 be dsstro, "a
y the omcer taking the same. Immediately
affer the trial.
ordef 70 prove the guilt Of any psrson or per
suns Keeping such house or other place Of
smoking or inhaiing opium, thst any enc
shonld be found smoking or inhAlins therein:
but the dnding of the pipes, opium, q other
appliances used for the purpose Of smokine Or
inhaling epium therein shah be eeemed sun.
ciens evidence IT the vi ,lstion Of this or. In
aace. Nor shail Il be deemed nscessary IN
oder 70 prove the guilt ~ convict any PEI.
son or persons Of smoking or iahaliag opium
hat they Be found In the ACT Of smokinz O.
tnhaling; but evidences that such psrson or
persons were found ia such houss or other
plAce In she possession OF opium pipes, Or
uodcr the influence Of opium, shall BE- deemed
sufncienf evidence for conviction.
Sc I. Thss this ordinance shall take eject
and b IN force al and sftsr the expiratten
OF ave days after the sane shall have been
publishcd.
Passed by the Common Oouncfl Of the City
Of Seattle ths 2ist day Of November, 1854.
Approved By me the 27d dag Of November,
1854 JOHN LEARY, Mayor
Filed November "a. 1854.
Z. 9. OSBORNE. Clerk.
Published Now mber Is. 1854
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John kienappil Vas before His Hon.
OF, Judge hoyt, on Thursday, and die-
charged In the Harris and Chamberu
Gases on q writ Of hAbeas corpus.
In the matter Of bis buainees dealiuss
Tor the past tvo or three ysars, involv-
Ing large sums. aGRregatinQ from go.
10 TO $6O, 600, defendant adduosd evi-
dense 20 show thst there could BE- onlv
about $z0O0 as yet unaocounted for by
him or his agents. Kiensppil Ia still
boid. however, In the Frost case. the
same not having been argued. On
Wednesday he was served with q var
rant on account Of j. A. SiIsby. the de-
taiis Of which do not yet fully appear.
In the examination on Thursday the
coart Expressed the opinion that KEN
appil could not be held in OIympia ON
account Of the Chambers case. since. a
Il 10 alleged, the matter can come ouIv
In the jurisdiction Of q King County
court As TO the 5000 not accounted
tor defendant, the court very plausibly
suggested that this amount has been
all gobbled up for liviao sxpenses Of
lawyers fees.
This entire affair from lie beginning
10 the present phase has assumed 4
strange manifesitation Of the uoet nm
warranted confidence in comparative
stranger Of Questionable antsoodents,
with 9 liberal admixture of lofty isupu-
dence aud villsiny Of the purest water.
How SCORES of business men Of SOP
posed we'll balanced hsaas could have
been tsfneiy led like beasts TO slaugat-
or, and all through the sublime sooun-
drelism Of the same individual, psssss,
indeed, the average comprehension OF
maakind.-0lympfa STANDARD.
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TIA first annual report Of Governor
ia. Pierce, Of Dakota Territory, has
~ submitted 10 the Department Of
tH Interior. In the outset Governor
heFee alludes 10 the agricultural growth
4 the Territory, giving an estimate of
y wheat crop OF the present year at
9m0, 600 bushels, and states that the
rNth and shipping OF live stock is
neldly increasing, ~ 10 shown by ship
nsais OF 10000 head during the present
xa1on from Western Dakota. The ex-
pfisnce of the past year has also
AVN that Northern Dakota is valuable
\ oorn-RrowinR region, though its
special importance ~ wheat field 10
tlh recognized. The cultivation Of
AZ, barley and rye, as we'll M Che rails
nR 81 stock, is now receiving more AZ
heii0n because of the extreme low
fioss 81 wheat. Fruit raising hss also
Fvven very satisfactory. 80 far as sx-
rfinsnts have been conducted. The
mount Of land disposed Of In Dakota
Y The Government during the year
- about 5000. 900 acres 10 private par
lks and 5000, 900 on claims 10 railroads
esresfter to be adjudicated. The
Sorthern Pacific Railroad has also sold
moo acres in the Territory during
ne year.
Mueational facilities are remarkably
nod, the Tsrritsry having 1000 school
buses, with $1,000 children Of school
g, an increase of GO per cent. over last
af The amount expended for schools
nFlnR the year Ia over one million i've
Noored thousand dollars. A large
nnoer OF buildings intended to foster
sRnet edusation have been opened dur
g We year. among them the Agricnl-
enl College. University Of Dakota.
enlsersity Of North Dakota. and the
ssinal school. Agriculture and stock
aN.ne are being largely developed in
g n!sck Hills district. The shipments
eolo TIE past year amounted to 81.
esNp from the same district.
1'lmating the population upon the
ppoesd vote Of IS, 500 at the last cleo
q A7,6o0. the Governor believes
~ cafsful census would show pop
ssaon OF t5o,00-South Dakata 270, :
y snd North Dakota 10000. Both
49, and south Dakota will more than
~ ". .se measure required for admission
aee report shows the Territorial debt
g w, 900. and that the assessed
n,nn naa,nn Of property has increased
1 ~ seSisa,9O5 year ago 10 &St, ,597, :