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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02

AMONG the several reasons assigned for
vetoing the capital removal bill, or, ratn.
er. the Pierl G town lot speculation scheme,
Gov. Pierce inadvertently put club into
the hands OF the adversarl,s Of Bismarck
which they have used with considerable
force anu effect ever since. 1t was that the
title for the land from the Northern Pa
clflc railroad was such that the land would
revert back u the railroad company IN
case the capital should be removed, or in
case the grounds should cease to be used
for that specific purpose. The Pierre Re.
corder takes up the Gu 1gel and assumes
that the conveyance is nothing more than
a lease for specified purpose.
We think the point made by the gov
Sn9oF Ss e. tahelS agGGpr8sD c6p;
the deed of cor veyance published by the
Recorder ls correct. The deed conveys
the 100 acre tract in which the capital
tnlldiag was erected and now stands, and
IL tract of 100 acres so.th of the city, In
consideration Of one COLLAR and the fur.
tner consideration simply that the com
missioners comply with the law on the
subject This stipulation was proper be-
cause it was part OF the consideration.
If the railroad company had conveyed
the title for the single consideration OF
one dollar they would not have recovered
possession even ii the land had been per-
VI rted to other use or If not stone in
the way of a capitol building had been
erected upon 1t.
The condition Is as follows "This
conveyance IS made by the party OF the
first part and accepted by the party OF
the second part, by virtue of the provis-
ions Of that certain act of the legislature
of tho territory OF Dakota, approved
March 8, 1883, entitled an act 10 provide
for the location of the scat Of government
uf the territory of Dakota, and for the
erection of public buildings thereat; anc
. the permanent scat of government OF thu
said territory having been located IN pur
suance of said act "f the legislature upot
s.i parcel of land first hereinbcfore de
scrihed shall be held, used and dispose
of by the party of the second part, ant
8 the proceeds of any sales thereof shall b
r applied by the party of the second par
solely for the purposes set forth IN sal
G act of the Legislature, VIZ: For the pur
@ pose of erecting and completing the car
+ ,tol building of the said territory upo
q the parcel of ground Lereinbefore dc
Q scribed."
y The conveyance in all other materi'
!, points is the same as an ordinary warrar
ty aced. The title was perfected to I'll
n territory by compliance with these con
N Editions in the erection of the capit'
> building the same as the title f;tm OF
:, Individual to another is perfected by II
= discharge of mortgage given to secu
Il the payment of purchase money. A r
~ version Of the title would not only carl
a. the capitol building with it but wou
N carry all the lots that have been sold ar
N improvements made by innocent p''
:, chasers on these lands.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02
Come OF. Judge.
EDITOR ALERT:

EDITOR ALERT:
If Justice Hamilton thinks that the
office of police magistrate should be filed
by an attorney, why is he a candidate?
Does he expect this community to believe
him member of the legal fraternity'
Cone off, Judge ~
His record consists Of series Of petty
CRIMINAL prosecutions wherein he has DIS
tinguished himself ss an able jurist with
an eye single to the attainment of human
costs.
Let there be costs, quoth this Daniel
IN rendering judgment, and there were
costs.
1t would be costly affair for the city
to turn him loose in the police court.
Every common drunk and every tramp
that comes marching on will furnish food
for costs.
II any taxpayer who desires retrench'
ment will visit the court house and ex-
anime Judge Hsmllton's quarterly charg
es or attacks on the county treasury IL
the matter Of criminal costs he will hes
ita,e long before voting for that learnet
gentleman.
EcoNoMY.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02
Dayidsop's REQUEST.

now make this request, that the can
vass in my behalf be made IN talr, non.
orable and gentlemanly manner. wo9N
prefer defeat rather than to be electoo py
the aid of dishonorable or unfair meas
ures.-J. w. Davldson's Letter Of Ac-
ceptance.
The Alert confesses that 1t is disap-
pointed in Mr.. Davidson's course in rel
erence to an alleged petition asking MN
to become candidate for mayor we
have shown from the words of several OF
the alleged signers of the petition tnst
their names were secured BY deceE tion
and forgery, and how many Of the names
unpublished, were secured IN the came
manner we have no means OF ascertain
ing. We have challenged the publication
of the other names, but they ere withheld
and no doubt for discreet purpose. We
have tried to save Mr.. Davidson from nfs
false friends but he, like EphEaim, 10 loin-
ed to his idols. His own request, quoseo
above. that the canvass be made fair and
honorable, would if complied with, de-
feat him, ior majority of the voters in
the CITY took part in the citizens' meeting
at the court house which nominated n.
Flint and they are in honor bound 70 sup
mort him at the election. The few dis
honorable boilers OF that convention an
not fair samples to judge the people o.
this city by. Is 1t not An "unistr meas
ure,' to place the purpoeted sisuess o
| that re,itlon in false position before u
neople as the bolter's organ did an6 1eve'
mention the fact that several OF them re
pudiated it
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02
Questions Which the People Wou'd like
Mr.. Davidson to Answer.

did you authorize Mr. Klaus to
withdraw your name from the citizens
convention at the court house March
2Othl
2-Do you consider il honorable, after
having refused TO submit your candidacy
to the people at a public meeting to nom-
mate candidate for mayor, to be can.
dldate az a,nst the nominee OF that con
vention
3-Do you think it would be honorable
for those who went to the court house to
support you but by your withdrawal wert
left to make choice between two othe,
candidates, to now desert the candidate
nominated and come back TO your sup
port 3
ADO you own any real estate IN
jamestown or Stutsman county or any
personal property other than your inter-
crest in the jamestown elevator, which is
located on railroad grounds?
5-Is not bir. Klaus JOINT owner with
you In the jamestown elevator
GLOW much city tax do you pay
us not your entire business interest
In the farmers and what prof you make
in buying and shipping their grain
s--Does 1t make any financial difference
to you whether jamestown goes up or
goes down :?
9-Is 1t not true that you now want to
sell your interest in the elevator that you
may return to Illinois where the most of
your property interests are
lois not Mahomnt, Champaign coun-
ty, Illinois, really your nome and are
you not a legal voter there now
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02

Did the angelic Burke forge Mr.. Muel-
ler's name to that petition II not, who
did,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02
"Fair Play Once More"

The article in the Evening l'0lter of
yesterday over the name of Anton Klaus,
Sr., is chiefly noted for the big "l's" it
contains 1t contains nothing new ex-
cept that he U offered to loan the school
fund $500; that he U paid more school
tax than any body else, and paragraph
probably added by the truthful (G) Burke,
containing a whine over the city and
county printing which he has several
times ma ie his boasts that he would get
and would not even consent to divide
with the Alert. The public knows that
Mr.. Klaus commenced the warfare with
out word of provocatlon from the Alert,
as our files will show, and why he did so
is as inexplicabie to the Alert now as
last Saturday evening, unless he took
what the Alert said IN reference to bolt
ers as personal to himself. The Alert
has no disposition now to pr ,long the per-
sonal warfare, and shall not do so unless
Mr.. Klaus forces it upon us in which case
the black flag will bear the words
clay on, MacDuff,
And damned be he who first cries hold,
enough ~
We appreciate every act of kindness
they have been many-and IL ha .io,,e ..~.
rega;d anything the Alert has done for
HIM and his interests as personal favor
he has changed his mind very recently
and we cannot help it.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-04-02

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totle
An older community than jamestown
did not despise youth when the younger
Pitt was made Chancellor OF the EX-
cheqer and Prime Minister of England at
the age of a. Cation wrote his celebra-
ted institutes before he was as old as MIR.
Tucker. Lafayette was only eighteen
when he stood the peer OF the most dis
tinguished officers of the American rev.
olution and at twenty.four he led the Ma
tional Guards of France.
The finest educator in the west today
is youth twenty. five just stepping into
, the presidency of Grlnnell College, Iowa
NV as to Mr.. Tucker, We are free t.
say there is not perhaps better educated
young man in the city. His family fo1
e eco years have belonged 10 New Yort
4 City. He passed through the curriculum
. of the public schools of that city, and at
;. ter five years course graduated will
honors from the college of the city o
New FORK, the youngest man IN his class
This experience and discipline is WORT
n'ore to him in fitting for the practica
duties Of life than twenty year caree
on the editorial staff of the Capital Fo
d two years Mr.. Tucker held position o
}? trust IN the great metropolis, and veste
. with the interests of capitalists Of tina
- city, he came to jamestown and ha
manipulated thousands of dollars IN tn
form of loans and investments, aud
y known as an intelligent and prompt busi
l. ness man. Let him not be convicted c
II the "cr,me of being young man.
~ VoX PoPUII.
n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06

The announcement published from
Washington tia; Dir. Blaine will he
called away from the National CAPITA,
Oh inau uratioa day. reminds an ex.
change OF the fac shat Stephen A.
ID uyla~, the defeated Democratic Can
"'da,r. stayed there and slood ny Mr..
Lincoln. holding the new Presi. emit )
Aat while he del vered bis inaugural sd :
dress. Some men, adds this exchange.
'hsve nobis way OF hiding thor disnp.
puintment: others delight in showing
their wounded vanity and soreness t.
tue pubic
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06

The Reformed HardsheIi Bsptis,
Church il the title assumed BY Zap.
tis, congregation in EIberlou, Ga. Oh.
OF the attic 'es. = con- empOrary re.aarks
provides that NO female Memher shall
wear any dress more costly han calico
nor any hesd-dress except q sun bon.
net. We doubt If it ispopul,r among
Ewes daughter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06
a CA e D .

To all who a'e suffering from er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, ne, sou
weakness. early decay. toss OF m.nhood
&C. ill aena = recipe tn" will core
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This srca,
remedy was discovered nv . missionary
in South America Serd a self.sirr, 60
ed envelope 20 tn Eev. JosErHT. lH.
MAN, Station ID, New York City.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06


Young Ulysses Gr>s,'s h.u-ehoi'.
expen-e- fr,m April, 1882. TO Ar''i,
lSS4-jus' two ,e' rs wers 500 700
These ii -ures a.e :aken tr"m slate.
msnt d, a m cour', in HI sna't'r ol
Grant i wasd. Ihst ~ss gre., ti'm,
c,n- ''ls tine tiix, one IL u Il po~ m n
AID the ether worse than psnni es-.
Tho Western fever 10 once more rags
ing III Vermont, and from pre>en' ihd''
cati,'ns al beast one trou>a CIT ms
at the S'.sc vii .ifec; y settlement he-
You'd the Mississippi. this Wear. Among
Those h.. ave .. ~ 10 Dakota are NEAR
~ one hun,lre old soldiers.
The Re, ublicans of Dallas. Texas,
are excited over the im,.snrieg al a
jCry hy Justice Scnuhl. ~ which are
thr-e c"ioiea men. They are loud :"
their assers tons f friend incss to the
negro. but hey reserve tie jury b x E r
"h.c ,,en and refuse To occupy II NTH
= gentleman OF coior.
jaw Gonla pre1ic's tina, 1855 will be
money making year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06

Ia the Uni,ed Stste5 million of
sewing machines are made every wear
These do the work IF 100000 vom-
en- ~crking by hand.
Statistics show that both in Europe
and America scarlet fever is rore de-
strnctive OF life than cholera.
Reports from great m nv State.
show that the acreage Of wheat /, about
one-tbird less ibis wear than last.
The thermometer aud the ground hog
arc still running things TO sui, them.
selves
The bill reducing the rate OF po.,ag
on new papers has passed both Houses
OF Congrt So.
Mahdi means director OF TIE fsirbful.'
If aBvboiy aaks 10 borrow this PAPER
tell bin is Lent.
'Soudan' is TN Arabic word meaning
Country cf the Blacks
Look after your wife; never mind
yourself. she'll look after you.
A white lie often told makes a black
story.
The dude hair cut is the latest craze
! he hair IL clipped close on the s;des IF
the head; that on the'top is left n little
longer, and is reached up like the name
on n mule.
The man who fishes 10 continue be-
'ievine In his friends should mover pm,
them Ia the proof
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06
M1gnefic Cares.


DIR hill !. the Ars mss 10 S;.,.,
philosophical p''ocipie that ell n,r,,,. zoe
Senes ana dsht'iiy shosid be tte,,.a 49,
H"o the orsta battery" rum ,hs..' MY
ae~ all the nervoss forc~ srd v,n
All other fctne 81 treatment fer p.,,a.o
dsn se failures Every psr,,n
TON s~rvvsroe.s hncws ,tis .,s ~ 'aa,n
cisss ouI, sai,i-~, eat s,ver cor. T.. "'a'
eimncss are seens,ie, soa di6., I'm. ~
ere on The s'srA~, ~hieh sre ,c,,,, ~
iss 10 The hie of nee tisi, r-,.,i,. ..N,
ere ~ooA.r:Si IN Iii 1srvuns .,mr,-ia,. ~
Roman Phssic'.rs pr-,ticed q, s..,,. ~.
s.ent 100 .t~rs ago Va sti,uus a,,,,... ~.
a'e LOT "es' ito~ ~ Maih ..,i,,, > n.
h'l.i. bee w.ts 't's great discover "a. a.. ~,
sfe Gee ~ neisoss Head che. qn.u,,,I,u
Ses~'xt. Liver and kilnv Comp,.,s,., -
's'!sS sect 'p n.' y -sAness, D,.,-s.i. co,,
supeih's. cola LiW,hs sut f.~, "a c..''.,
'Nhrhty sirsrut. .. ce..e noI,S ,,.-, A..
'oe s.uae''c s'uss Tits nsils md ,hs
''"c'- - tic Aud invented. IA i. IN. s,..
s'' c~'s''ve ss.o, kao~s ,st sd 10 ts,,
"ef" tmts,m tone, rstis.ish.s ,h- s-hii, ia
's'eu ann c'e-tes ~,r,aIs In chronic -.
OR Magnetic u ,nds k-lt. AIT "a, sha.ls \.
us<S. fns brushes .rs warranted 10 a. ~.
~Wk, err ssooey tsfsnded SEND IN, r,,,sI.,
"s'd 'ee''"i' uisis ~ giving f. deser,p,ia, n
nsrv"ss 'rooe's, ve ill give sd,it. sad a
t-c.i"ns Soc Ia go pst pplisnc.s NIL
Wed'cu S-Soe',c Appliance Uompsay. l,ct
b"x D Wssbinytna, u
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06
February {. 1895
On Thirty Days r-,al

On Thirty Days TRIAL
The vol,aic BELT Co. Marshall M'ch..
Will send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated File ctrc
Volt.lc B.lss = Electric AppIisWces on
trial for thirty dsvs to men {, oune or
odd who are an cited with Eervou. De-
hlity. Lost Vitslitv, aad Kindred
Troubles. guaranteeing speedy s~d
complete restoration 81 health a~d
mrniy vigor. Address a. shnve. N n.
No rick 10 lacarrs1 =. thirty days tria
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06
PIioNo.

Mr.. E. q Jetfreys, who was at one
time stationed at Martinsbnrg. and
one OF the Oldest and most efficient
revenne officers in the State, has been
deposed by Collector Mccormick in
order to make room for Mr.. 0. G.
Schoheld, the Secretary OF the Re
publican State Committee. This,
a contemporary observes, is civil
service reform as applied by the
Republican party, yet it is an awful
thing to contemplate the removal OF
Republican by Democrat for per-
sonal or partizan purposes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06

The "eadlS effect OF nicotine wna
illustrated fs~ days ago, when VIM.
Beard. alter cleaning out lis pipe, put
some OF tie c,tins on . cats no.e.
The aa'nsi somtsence J to froth ut the
mouth and died IN = few minutes. Tits
should be warning 10 those who allow
their children 10 play w,,h OLD pipes
Sullivan fMo.) Standard.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06
1885.
Spring
Opening!
Prices Reduced.

On Thursday morning, March -.
al preciseiv 10 o'clock. We y i'll l,ee,n
our regular eeni snHu~l .~lc of cheap
ROoda st our Romnev S'ore. AND il
will he our iU, to- make IL attractive
To sll. We have had many Cheap
sales in the pat end ell has. been
s''cce'.tu. Ones The time. ha~"~er
Ne hope to eclipse ell tormer efforts.
Look ont Tor our Cheap Circular i.
and II yoL don't get il drop u. y
postal aud ~e will enclose you one
ty next mail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06

Mn. HENDRrcKs's Marrow ESCAPE
FROM DEATH. V &C. Pres dent lee,
Hendricks had narrow escape from
death between Grafton and Parkers-
burg Mt Tcl, OK ON the morning of tire
21th ul' Mr.. Hendricks ard GeGerai
Superintendent Clements Of the Balti.
more and Ohio roai were coming east
on a special train running al iisb n np
speed. Train ls8 had orders to 81 ie
track ut X ,nawbq Ststion. To sp cial
was IN two sections. A soon a. the
first 'eeiion passed, train les pulled on
To the main track and dasbel ahead. IT
bad just got fully uDdpr way and round.
ed a curve, when the engineer saw the
10 Tight o. section 2 ~ the special.
containing Mr.. Hendricks and parry.
Both engineers made desperate efforts
TO stop their trains, and 40 far succeed
ell aS TO cause hut a slight collision.
sufficient, however, IN awaken the sleep.
ers. Superintendent Clements az ouce
discharge nc crew Of ttai1 isa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06
February 6, 1898
FOUND ATLA.T

THK FAMOUS 81 ST CABIN MINE, WHICH
IL surronniied ny miaing DISTRICT The
wealth NJ ~hich is unparalleled IN the
disc vcric' NJ The age. Miles and miles
~ rich p'ares and quar- esd, pro.
nounccd by expert 10 he the ver1
mrccs NJ The gold scaksrs' hopes Full
-r'icnlars Of this new anil wonderful
mineral belt OF its frat discover;
ho~ 20 get there: wbrn to 90 md ho- 10
become the pos.e.sHr " cisim, .oge'ht'
with gi-f OF the laws II ming
governing he same alsns iund - in.
formation OF the West IN Tsrrtohss
concerning tile mining. stock nd
agricultural ipiersSs, AM suth"nte
'a'a ri he great "il discovery IN Wy.
ora ng will he sent io any address 10
he world upon receipt ol ~. Al
Questions propouDded will hc accnfs:t'
" And reliably suswpred. Rrfefenei
fur"ishef rh.B desired. Address,
RrrD Il josEs, Rasiins, Wyoming.
Fr 1fu1rv s. 1855
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06
Legislative Jews.
Forty.Seven Act. ad rsi,,ern j int
Resolutions Wee Passed by the La .
Legs ure.

For all We are accustomc tn hear rho
remars that the L~gi>ls u,e which I'm.
J"st AL uirei accrmphs ,et little al
no. mag IN the way NJ business. glance
over the :a~s faacted uisci oses the fact
that n Surprisingly large n1mber oi
measures designed for he turtle vooi
found 'heir way through the two House.
and vii! tie incorporated ia the s'aiu O.
Ut ne SAFE. Tue ,ru,n l.. the Lsris.
azure .as very COOL one, nach bets
ter tosn the svara2c, AMI que credit
satnid he given It's memh-rs.
Following IS a list Of some OF the
bills passed:
HOrsE b LIS.
Authorizing clerks OF courts to an.
point deputies.
Concerning the duties OF clerks Of
cOuny courts
Providing for the appointmen mt -o'
commissioners OF accounts
Concernins receivers Of courts.
Fixing the terms OF Office Of State
ana couo,y oflicrrs
Fixing The time OF holding circuit
c'.Ur's in the .ev-rsl ioa,cls, circuits
Fixing the amount Of 81 ate licenses .
Coucernin. dog tax.
Concerning the Jurisdiction anil poS.
ers OF Justices Of the Peace an
Coustsbles
SENATE BILLs.
Masking it unlawful Tor certain stock
to run a, large.
Gs,ncerniny elections.
Extending the time for Which distraint
and sale insy be msde for taxss.
ConcsrninR Tex; hooks for schools.
Concerning roads
Authorizing The Government or the
United States t. purchase land in the
city OF Ciarkshurg.
In addition tn the above, thirteen
joint resolutions were passed.. This is
- good deal of work tO crowd into .uc,.
"a short session. AMI stamps the body
doing the work ~ anything hut q
worthless one. - Wheeling Register
March 2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06

Ia your hair turning gray and
gradually falling out? Halls Hair
Remover Will restore it to i,s original
color, and stimulate the folicies to
produce new and luxu:iant g'owth.
1t also cleanses the scalr. cradicates
dandruh and is most agreeable aud
harmless dressing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-06
NOTICE.

iSharsby 4 On To al parirs moi 70
nun: sor eth,r~ise traa.as- spon m,
'snts. without m, prints. ion or ,bey
shall be dealt WIN Q the iun exist O.
lhs law.
CHAS. NJ. FRENCH.
December 10. 1884. --Sn.
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