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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-28
THIEVES.
Systematic Stealing Going on in
Juab County.


LEvAN, Juab County, March 81, 'S5.
To the Editor of THE HERALD
/ wish to state that this place has
been troubled some this last winter with
thieves, supposed to be transient resi-
dents here, who come and go backwards
and forwards regularly, and who never
appear to do any work. These thieves
have made several little hauls from
travellers, who have had occasion to
stop over night here to rest themselves
and teams. Last Sunday, the residence
OF Mr.. Peter Thygersen was entered
and robbed of some 5000 in cash. besides
notes, deeds, land patent and other
valuable papers. also a silver watch.
Mi: Ihygersen keeps little store here.
and had this amount of cash laid by for
Conference and spring purchases for his
store. The money was in his Office in
the rear of the dwelling house and was
locked up IN drawer he keeps for that
purpose. About midnight on the above
date, some party or parties-of course
some one that was posted in regard to
matters and things around Thygersen,s
house, entered his house and got aWay
with the above-named property. Mr..
Ihygersen Immediately made complaint
before the magistrate here, got out a
search warrant. but just previous to
him and his aids starting to do the
searching, very early in the morning of
the third day after the robbery, on the
step of the Coop. store here, he found
his valuable papers and watch. Search
has been vigorously made, but no clue
to the guilty party has been reached as
yet. Search has also been made of
some of the parties mentioned above,
who left town the fourth day after the
robbery, but nothing was found on
them that led to any proof OF their hav-
ing committed the theft. Whoever it
is, understands the business pretty
thoroughly. Our constable and Thy
gersen are keeping sharp lookout for
them and are in hopes of catching the
guilty ones.
| write this for the benefit of country
merchants, that they may be on the
alert for such characters. We are safe
in saying that it is none of our perma-
nent citizens, who stoop so low as to
dip in this disgraceful business.
Prospects for an abundant harvest are
very fattering here and the people re-
ioice over it.
Yours Truly,
a SUBSCRIBER OF The DAILY HERALD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-28
FIRST PATENT

FIRST PATENT
Ever issued for a fire extinguishing com
pound All other Hand Fire Extinguishers
are infrlngements upon this patent.
The Flagg Fire Extinguisher is the only
Company in the United States lawfully
authorized TO manufacture and sell Hand
Fire Extinguishers, as the Letters Patent
under which the Flagg Fire Extinguisher is
manufactured and sold antedate
ALL OTHERS.
Suits have been commenced in the United
States Circuit Court for the Southern Dis
trlct OF New York against
The Harden Hand Grenade Fire Elk
The Hayward Hand Grenade Fire Elk
tinguisber Company.
The Hardness Fire Extinguisher Com
pany.
John E. Long, Agent Lewis Hand Fire Ex-
tinguishers.
NJ F. Smyth and P. ]. Clark,
For infringement of said patent, and shall
proceed against all parties manufacturing,
selling. using or having in their possession
Hand Fire EXtinguishers in violation of
said Letters Patent.
be careful to see that they bear the label of
JARED FLAGG,
New York Manager Flagg Fire Extinguisher.
Great Inducements Offered.
-, SEND FOR CIRCULAR. AGENTS
WANTED y tS1IEd 70 FOR ALL PARTS OF THE
Address
LELAND s. GAMBLE,
100 California Street.
General Agent Pacific Coast. m24
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WHY BEEF IS HIGH.
An Item For Our Blooming Cattle
Interest.

Ihe Denver Emancipation re-
Gently had an article on the high price
ei Oeeffrom which we quote: at is a
VeFypreftable thing for the cattle in
leieSpS that beef keeps up when all
s.lef commodities have declined so
luch. This amounts to a relative per-
Aalent advance in its cost, as compared
alI9 other things. 1t exempts the beef
slollceFS from the effects of hard
run TnS and enhances their prosperity.
i lss cause OF so singular conuIlion of
'l -n2 Is not far to seek.
IN nhen almost anything else becomes
nuaIaOle its production can be and is
, .l.eyy enlarged until the market is
S S;H capital and labor can break
. Ei-.ons OF acres of new land in a
, .r-' season and plant it with wheat or
NJ W.. ANY kind of manufactured
s ~, \. can be multiplied rapidly when
isn 1n gaFS TO do so. But an enlarged
Il I'M ,a.i5 and high price for beef cannot
h tS ssliy responded to by an increase
go-S - supply: The cattle have to be
Ess s, Il a an they increase slowly. To
B5r ,,p ~ inc cows back from market for
Bresent is su Is 70 sensibly diminish the
6reaSa t,; I supply OF beef, in order to in
The otbeI IlFee or four years hence. On
cTea Sst u Illand, to ship the annual in
rnnIr =. .ae slaughter is to keep the
cop pEs3 stationary while the demand is
attismnty growing. Whatever the
hem I bnt 40, there is nothing before
aast,5 NJ. IA Improving market and
An 4 ~ multiplying wealth.
hat b. ,neSe millions of outside capital
business e been rushing into the cattle
QUINN NM / nave not increased the beef
much s ~ a single bullock. We read
The ran aoout rlch companies stocking
Come fSes, with great herds. But cattle
ducino ' ea. somewhere in the beef pro-
order eglon. They are not made to
bsiDo "a a COW added to Colorado by
ness ID 'SSAen from Texas does not in
naDi ss me cattle supply. If these com
The world never appeared, if
ispital fron, mad never heard how
lattle b Nun abroad is stimulating the
soqld business, the natural increase
Would lave gone slowly on and we
la rsn n1e lsst as much beef. Partic-
lattle b eS;nS may be overstocked by
'anges 'sPIa rg. taken away from other
'egon fro muE , The cattle range of the arid
red as O M Montana to Texas. consid-
intl the r @aole' Will not be oyerstocked
hat viii b ha'uFaI increase does it. and
ienands of prevented by the incessant
nus OF the beef market" MESSIAH
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A CARD.

THE DESERET HOSPITAL, UNDER
l. the most favorable auspices, is now
open for the reception of PATIENTS hay
ing removed to thai large and commo-
dious building lately occupied by the
Deseret University. The appointments
are new and of the first order. The
halls and rooms are thoroughly ventil-
ated ,andwarmed by furnace and steam
heating apparatus extending through
the whole building. Good and capable
nurses are supplied, and every atten-
ton paid TO the comfort and welfare OF
its inmates. The medical department
comprises fine stock of drugs, and a
line of some of the most valuable and
elegant surgical instruments and appli-
canoes ever imported into the Territory.
Arrangements have been made to secure
the first medical talent the city affords
for the benefit of patients. A speciality
is made of the diseases of women, and
CORRESPONDENCE is solicited from the
afflicted.
H. B. CLAwsoN, President.
W. F. ANDERSON, Medical Supt.
NJ. 2. HUGHES, House Surgeon.
E. B. WELLS, Secretary.
A limited number of students will be
taken, who Will board in the lnstitu-
non. receive instruction preparatory for
future studies, and will be expected in
retnrn to devote a certain portion OF
their time and labor to attendance on
the sick and other requirements con-
nected with the Hospital correspond
ence on this subject IS solicited from
bishops and other authorizes IN the
settlements.
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G. ii. d.

pleasant Cd down Broadway is very
- ne even you feel well, and 7.
Trend a asl'e5 felt better than when his
severe c canaL him how he pot over a' that
Iay boy,1 said SAIL u Il MS SO speedily. "Ah,
and his frien rI -, G. NJ. D. did it !"
cleant. He wondered what G. NJ. D.
S5 s9d Many A new 1t did not mean a
u. tried A. doctors, for TX
fSald he, in St1 en- IN vain. II have ii, .
73fead, Won 9 Ill, Altting the nail on the
Iedieal Bise mean DR.. Pierce's Golden
sef,yed as - m',sy or Gold Medal De-
pubs it." S sly Trend J-S-N a1wavs
'Ola by druggists. ." G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-28
The Love at Home" Author.
SAT- LAKE CITY. NJ:
To the Editor of THE HERALD:

SALT LAKE CITY, March 81, 1885.
To the Editor of THE HERALD
You are mainly correct in your reply
to your Springville correspondent, in
your issue of the 26th inst, as to the
song, Love at Home"
1t was Published in book of Select
Music for the Young" by the Sunday
School Union of London, England,
nearly fifty years ago. I have a copy
of the book i'll my possession, and Love
at Home" being No. 167 of the collec-
ton is headed. words and Music by
]. HI. McNaughton." Yours,
SIEsFA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-28

1t is unreasonable for any one to expect to
ENJOY good health when the blood is impure
and sluggish, or thin and watery, because
through it the entire framework, brain, bone
ana muscles receive their nourishment
Frese's Hamburg Tea is admirably suited to
remove all distractions from the bowels,
kidneys and bladder, and thus purify the
whole system.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-28
MILLINERY GOODS
Spring and Summer.
* BOYANsS.
Importers and Manufacturers.

WE HAVE RECEIVED
takep
Feather
il a
IN switches
call and Mail
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Warning!
BEWARE OF INFRINGEMENT.
NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF
Hand Fire ExtingHishers.

THEPUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
against manufacturing, purchasing, selling,
using. or harboring any Hand Fire Ex-
tingulsher other than the FLAGG FIRE
EXTlNGUISHER, which is manufactured
dated August 4 1868 the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-28

The above is standard mountain time.
JOHN 7. LYNCH,
Postmaster.
Salt Lake City, Utah, December Sd, 1854.
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We wish make clean sweep of the remainder of our
Winter Stock in order to utilize the space for Spring
Goods and offer all Winter Goods at less than cost
The stock consists of Ladies' Misses Chidrens I'm
derwear and Hosiery, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
Woolen Goods Gloves Ladies DESTROYS of purchas
ing goods in these lines will do well to compare prices
and save from 20 20 So per cent.
SIMON BROS
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13
OUR LAST RESPECTS TO GRANT

OUR LAST RESPECTS TO GRANT
On Saturday last the remains Of Gen.
Grant were inter red at River Side Park,
New York, under the greatest public
demonstration of sDlemnity ever exhib-
tied in America. Aside from this every
province from the Atlantic TO the Pacific
manifested their sorrow for their nations
departed hero 10y closing up places bus-
ness as prescribed by official proclama-
tions. and attending the funeral services
At 2 o'clock y. IN. the St. Lawrence Cornet
band headed the procession of old soldiers
at Candy Post Hall. The procession then
marched down stree. to the martial music
provided by members OF the post. Coun-
ter marching from the Vanderbilt House
the st. Lawrence band PLAYED ,lenn
drge in exquisite manner until the rink
was reached. Here the band separated
and the old soldiers marched into the
hall under the great arch, followed by
hundreds Of citizens. Fully 400 people
were seated in the rink. The hall Was
very tastefally decorated by the c,mmit-
tee of ladies' appointed for that purpose
The stage was occupied 10y Rev. Collins.
OF ST. Lawrence: w II. Barker, Com
mander OF Candy Post; Rev. Thos. HEX
ling and Chaplain G.. 4. Gray. The st.
Lawrence band opened the exercises with
a beautiful and splendidly executed Sc
=,
Rev. n ckling followed with very feeling
prayer. The Miller Qnrtette then sang
n piece entitled Consolation" Chaplain
Gray read in a very effective manner n
poem ON the death of Gen Giant. This
was followed by an Grafton by Prof.
G.. w. Pinkham, County Superintendent
of schools. 1t was thought best by the
committee 10 have q minister pronounce
the eulogy on Grant but owing to mis-
understanding. or mismana cement no
preacher showed up" and at the eleventh
hour rTof. Pinkham was pressed into
the service. Fortunate II was too, for
this gentleman has proved himself a reg
ular Col, Donan on omtory and without
notes or time for preparation he pro-
nounced one of the best and most feeling
eulcges il was ever our privilege to listen
to. The ontion was followed by few
words by commander Barker. The
Qnartette tLon sang. The Vacant Char"
ana benedic,ion was pronounced by Rev.
Collins.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13
KRUMS

Hay is reported worth SIT per ton in
Deadwocd.
Atlantic, Iowa, is erecting fine mon-
ument to Grant.
President Cleveland is enjoying a six
weeks vacation IN the Adirondacks-
There have been $1,000 deaths from
cholera ia Spain this yshr
4 son OF Coy Pierce has reccntly been
Al slpointed drpaty treasurer Of Dakora.
Reports are received of the discovery
of mckle-bearing ore in the neighborhood
of Caster.
The recent rainsare Of great benefit to
late sown flax, especially that sown on
new breaking.
II is announced that John l.. Sullivan
and Dominick McCaffrey have arranged
for prize fight Oh the 3lst inst.
The Office of Superintendent of the
Homestake mines, Deadwood, pays a
salary of Sio,OOo per year and expenses.
The job which the New York World
look of raising Sloo,00o in aid of con-
structing the Bartholdi statute has been
successfully completed.
Suit is being brorght against cattl,
companies aud individuals who have
cnced in over l0,O00,000 acres of public
lands. Special agents of the land depart
ment have secured all the evidence nec-
essary TO convict.
Alta Grand Army encampmcnt on the
old battle field at Gettysburg this week,
il was decided to assess every G. Il.
10 cents to erect a monument TO Giant ut
Gettysburg. II was estimated this would
make fund of S;0.GD0.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13
GREENLEAF ITEMS

August s, 1885.
The hail of Thursday night riddled the
standing crops.
Mr.. Lemon has returned from Iowa
with over 200 head Of sheep.
All regret very much the removal Of the
family Of ]. S. Paul to Huron.
Mr.. Teller's parents and sister have
returned to their home in Iowa.
Farmers are rather blue on account of
the surplus water which il damaging
some of the crops on low land very
badly.
The tizens of Grecnleaf at the election
on Tuesday voted bondS, but it was after
wards decided the rimY. for holding the
election was illegal; therefore another
delay.
The storm Of July 81 blew down the sod
church Sabbath school and preaching
services are now held at the usual hours
in the vacant house near Mr.. Harveys.
HOLLY Hook.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13
LOGAN sUNBEAMS

August 10, 1885.
Stacking is the order of the day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Scot, called OH Mr. North
rups last Friday afternoon.
This part of the county was visited by
a heavy rain last Friday morning, bat nc
hail.
w, II. Lainson feels very happy, We
hear it is grand Zig boy, il it is not a
girl.
Where is THE Eomesteader We
would like to hear from you once more.
TIE IDLE YANKEE.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13

While much damage has resulted from
heavy rains. wind and hail the average
crop of Hand county will be far better
in quantity, quality and prices this year
than last. The majority of damage done
by inc'ement weather was in that
portion Of the county where crops are
generally conceded to be the poorest.
But the whole there Is tood crop,
There will be grooming BINS in portion of
the county embraced in Il3, ia. lis and
llG, also 10 aud l09 In Ill, ll2 and a
portion Of ll3 tue crops will not average
nearly so high, though in many places IN
these townships, especially i'll range 66
and east parlion of 81 the grain is as
good as can be found an where Several
loads of new wheat have already been
marketed at Miller. The maximum price
paid is 6j cents. The Chicago Board of
Trade will beet down the market as far ns
possible but il will be impossible to keep
it down long. The great wi tier wheat
districts are total failure almost Pro-
longed rains spoiled millions of bushels
of grain in the northwest. In North Da-
kota thet have had even sorse experience
with protracted rains than we Of South
Dakota. In the Red river country the
land is more level taaa here and water
stands over it everywhere. Tho crops in
Jim river valley and t, rough eastern and
southeastern Dakota is yielding tremend-
ously. The flag crop will, withon. further
interruption, bernprecedented. In short
there is no good reason why hardl times
should be anticipated only by few
individuals. As near rs we can judge
from Territorial exchanges and other
sources Of information, Hand county has
received more than its SHIRE of heavy
rains and hail
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13

Z. l.. Barker may be seen driving a
team OF jack rabbits for C. G. Kenyon.
L. >. MayberrY hss vamoosed to
spink county to spra his time harvest
ing.
Mr.. BGricg while harvesting received a
sun stroke which laid p.n, up for few
days,
Wheat Gnd cat harvest is over but owing
TO The prolix Gains moi much grain is
stacked.
This week Joice Bros. 4 Co commence
pounding ont tie golden grain with their
steam threshsr.
ANirus
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13

NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE. Deianl, having
gag duly executed and delivered by George smell.
mur..agor. 10 -. y. u. Johnsi1n, Charles j.. JOIN
-ton amt L. H. starkey. cU-tsartners under tbr hrin
narle Of d. y B Johnston. son Siarkey. mort
gagees. bearing date the 18th day 0 Ortobar, A. ID
IsS; and rcrorded in the nfce ot the Register of
D., d. cf Hand county, Dakota Territory. ON tlie
30tii day of Drtrboe. A. ID. lsSa NJ q: D oclork
nl IN book ui mortgages. on page ii and there
l. .:.i,as t.; . ....s . there = due ~ the ''a," 81
this notice the sum of twenty eight and '2.l00
tsss .32l. dollars. and action or proceeding at
aw'ut oi herwisc having been instituted to- reSo'er
the dabt s,car,d by said mortgage. or any pa 9
tercnf: Now therefore, notire u hereby given that
by virt.c OF a power OF sale contained In said
mcttgige sn.i pursuant b. the slsinie IN such case
n a,n anu provided the said mortgage VIII he fore.
closed. and the prenii 60 dsscubed IN and covered
by said mortgage. viz: the sonthwest quarter ts.
". ~, OF section twcnty-ciHhi. Of township one
hundred and ten. OF range sixty seven, In Hand
comfy, Dakota Territory. with the herc,iitaments
and apprrtrnsncs-. will be soil at public aucfon.
20 he highest bidder for ca~h. a. said debt and
rest and twenty five dollars atrsnrys fees, a.
stipulated and by sa,i mortgage In ease Of tore
closure. and the disbursements allowed by law
which sale viii be made by the Sheriff OF said
Hand county, 1T the front door Of the eourt hoase
In the village ef Miller ia said county and Territory
Gu the ID day OF October A. ID. lSs5. at IL o',locE
a IN. OF that day.
p-,-a Jaiy u a ID. iSa
- r. JDffNSrtN.
CHARLES .. JOH SION,
I. H. STARkEy,
. Mortgseres.
c.D. L.Sssa. B,smar-s, d. T..
NM G. rESsrrI, 81. raul. MINI.
augi.ts Attorneys for ortgseees
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRITORIAL
HoYernei--G. A. Pierce,
Secretsry--IanIcs n. Teller.
Supreme Conrt-Chief Justice k'onzo A. Fdger.
IN. Associaic Justices, Gideon G. Moody. and \ A.
hsdsoh, . :. Palsler seward smith.
United States Attorney--Hugh J. Campbell.
surveyor General-Cortcz fessenden.
Delegate in Congfess--O. \. clifford.
u. =. MarShal--tian. harrison Allen.
JINrH LEaIsI.rIvk DircRruT.
Members Of Couneil-J. II Westoyer. j. 2 Day
Members Of House, Pickler, NJ L Miller, o.
v. Pierce. I Blakemsre.
COUNTY.
County Cemmissioncr---Jno McMuriry J " King
John Dis.hi.. Thomas Griffin. Levi Harris.
Register OF Deeds-S Keeler.
Sherif-Johp COsiigan
Judge OF Probate r Parish
Traasnr,r--O II. Pruncr.
Clerk District Court-T NJ wilkins.
Ii 'trict Attoruey--J, ]. Smith.
Assessor-F l. Douthett
Coroncr-Dr Wood.
SurNeyor-tseo. Caselat.
pa. Of SchoOls--G. T.. Pinkham
CITY OFFICERS.
couucii-john Morrow. chairman: o. p, Fear
he!ley. Bert l.. Moffatt.
Cierk-O, :. fulton.
Trcasurer-B y, Stamm,
A-sessor--J. 2. cutting.
Justice. A. Moon.
Marshai-6eo. Wilson.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13
WHEATON ITEMS

August s, 1856.
Back setting has begun.
MISS Lydia colson is home again.
A great deal Of sickness through the
town.
Lille odell has moved her field Of la
Dor to Burdette.
Mr.. S. Smith and family have returned
to cranduu.
Mrs NJ. Colon has returned from Wis
consin TO her better half.
Mr.. Roach Of Wisconsin, formerly Of
this place has returned ON q visit,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13

NOTICE. OF MoRTGsGE sArR-Defmlt having
mortgage. duly executed and delivered by
Jevse shattnek. morteasor, 10 d, s. Is
Johnston, Charles l.. Johnston and J.. b..
StarHcy. co-partners under the firm name of
d. :. b. JolEt.en. Son 4 S,aTkcy most
gaEees, nsgring date TIE 18th day of O,tober a. IL,
lss.i. and rec1ried N the office u e Register uf
Deeds OF Hand county, Dakota Territory On the
ist day ot NsvcIbsr, A. d. issS. O. O'clock a. m.
in book of Mortgages on page -, AMI there IL
claimed to he due and there is due at the dat. OF
th- notice the sum Of tl1rtysis and sSiU0 dollars,
SSdSS). and no action or proceeding at law or
otG- wise have been instituted "a the debt
sceurct ~ raid mortgage any Part thereof;
Now therefore. notice Is hereby given. that by
ard pursuant t the statute in such case uisde aud
provided. the said mortgage viii be torccoscd si,d
the preh ises de.crlned in snd covered by ssid
mortgage. viz; the southeast qua TER Is. y ~ of
section twenty mine, Of township zone hundred
aud ten. of range sixty seven. ia Hand county,
Dakota Territory vita the rslitaments and APP
purteianrcs viii be sold at pubic alictioa u the
highest bidder for cash TO pay said debt and inter
3 II and twenty-five dollarB attorneys tees. ~
stipulated in and by said mortgage In case OF fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed by law;
which sale Will be ma ~ thy sheriff sf said
Hand county. a; the front door Of the court house
tory the 2L day Of October, A. u. 1sS5 at Il:lO
oclock n. m. of that day.
Dated July l5, 4. ID. lSs3.
H. T. I, JOHNSTON.
CHARLES /. JOHNSTON,
l. II. sTA.aEY.
Mortgages.
c. d. LANSING. Bismarck. ID. T.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-08-13
u S. Land onice at Huron. n. T. july 20, 1875.

U. $. Land Office at Huron. II. 7. July ~, 1873. !.
To Joln T. CdEger Greeting:
whereas.it appear by report of special agent james
dusy cnrrnberai-i that yoHr cash entry Mo- 5i2s
made November . 1s>3 at HHIup. Bsketa, rpor
n. T. quarter. Of section ~ in township III. rang,
o.. wa. perfected tTongh fraud and IL violation oi
law in that you do net reside upon Said land a.
set t0rtl n Your proof testinIony and that yon did
net farm snd improve said land set forth in said
proof tc timony: aud that you Lii not in All,
respect COMP gitli ti.c law set forth in youl
said proof testimony; and that thereby the Regis
ter aDd Receiver of said Office falsly Informed
as to your iIhahitancy and improvement: and the
JatErt of The dwelling thereon erected, and thereby
fslstly and iranduichtly obtained iiai ceriificat,
icr raid tract frcm said Rec, iNer And tie IIun,
Commissioner OF the general land office by his
lt,rP. under date of March 10, 1875. has directed
a hearing to be- had before this ofce to determine
the validity Of said entry.
Now, therefore you and each of yJu are mott
fed 10 be and to appear before this Office at iurcn,
Dakota. on the SStl day nf August. A. ID. lss5. al
nine O'Clock n IN, 6 c and Gicre 20 submit -ucl
testimony ia regarl ~ tie vail. .ity OF said cas
eutry No, 5isS a. 10 you may s'cni proper.
q. r. ARMSTRONG, register.
RoRERT LoWBi Receiver. Iuly23