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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-30

The only Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake
City, is the only place in town where
You can get the genuine Norway and
Holland herring. Norway anchovies
and split Goldfish. A full assortment of
6rst-class groceries at lowest prices.
Produce taken in exchange. Goods de
hVered free to all parts of the caty. Give
me call and be convinced. No. 81 z
Third South street, half block east of
Methodist church.
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Possibly Genuine

New HAVEN, October 29.-Dr. Noah
Porter, for the past thirteen years pre-
sident of Yale College, handed in his
resignation at meeting of the corpor-
alton this afternoon, 10 take effect from
the next commencement. No cause is
given.
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schurz,s Onar.

BosroS, October 29.-The Transcript
says Carl Schurz has made an offer of
SIC, 900 cash and to assume an indebted
ness of SIS. 900 for the Boston Post, with
a view 10 making an independent paper
Of it.
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PosrNAsrERs.

WASHINGTON. October 29.-The Act
ing Postmaster-General to day ap-
pointed the following fourth-class post
masters:
Montana-Poplar Greek agency, l..
V. Bogy.
California-Milpatas, Antonio f.
Cuneha; Oakville. James McQuaid.
OregOn-Rye Valley, Mrs. Alton 81.
Clark.
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nh BATTLE FOUGHT
o.,rb of General Geo. B.
Mcclellan.
rorEER GREAT MAN GONE.
Observation-Disclosures OF
innei .aIsuce from President Cleve-
IandEand Leon Albeit.
- Of General nleClellan.

lsu.RK. n. J., October 29.-General
.,arpe B. Mcclellan died at his resid-
zoe on Orange Mountain suddenly OF
.,rt disease about midnight.
IrvaEK, Nj, October 29.-General
,,Tlellan died shortlyafter midnight OF
-,rralgia of the heart. He has been
der the physicians care for about
IN weeks. Nothing serious was ex-
.srtsd until he was taken worse yesteF-
r. He died surrounded by his family.
1:grrived home about six weeks ago
nm the trip west with his family, and
- invitation had been issued for a re-
-.orion this evening. He died at st,
land. Orange Mountain, where he had
lied Tor nearly twenty years.
II RESPECT TO McCLELLAN.
w,sg.xerox, october 29.-The Presi-
5.nt has ordered that flags upon all
70 Buildings of the Executive Depart
-,snts be placed at half-mast until after
T-,.sral OF General Mcclellan.
-FE PRESIDENTS CoNDOLESCE.
The President has sent the following
telegram of coincidence to Mrs. McClel-
Ian to-day:
WASHINGTON, October %.
q, H,s Geo. B. Mcclellan, Orange, NJ:
Lam shocked by the news of your
husbands death, and while l know how
Tatile are all human efforts TO console,
T must assure you OF my deep sym
1sthy in your great grief and express to
Fan nv own sense of the affilction at
.5sloss of so good a friend.
Signed } GROVER CLEvELAND2
New YORK, October 29.-At General
NcClenan's Office, in this city, only the
mere news of his demise has been re-
csiyed. He has been failing for some
months past, and had not visited the
0lfce N TWO weeks, though il was not
aCnecteG MS illness would result fatally.
II leaves a son and daughter, the for
,nar inst completing his education. As
non IS the news spread throughout
the citv. great sorrow was expressed at
The generals death; flags on public
buildings are placed at half-mast. The
Grand Army post has called meeting
TO express their sorrow, and otter a
BODY guard for the remains.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made.
KlsRIsGroN, October 29.-The Cabi-
III meeting to-day was shorter than
lsual. and the preparation of annual
-sports of Cabinet officers was the
)nly general question considered. The
!eath of General Mcclellan was feel
lgly alluded to by the President and
mem hers of the ca hi0pt
The following executive order was IS
,1ed today:
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The War Fever AbatIug

PHILIPPoPoLIs, Octoaer 29.-The war
fever has abated considerably, during
the past few days. Schools have been
reOpened and affairs are assuming a
normal aspect.
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Steel Engravings.

We have just received from New
York importing and publishing house 8
large and very select Lot of Steel En-
cravings, Photographers, Photograph
Art copies, etc. The pictures are the
finest ever brought TO Salt Lake, and
will be sold at New York prices. All
kinds of Picture Frames made to order.
RIVERS BRos.
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WANTED.
REHOYAL..

DIoEEER FANCY STOLE. MRS. B. :.
i Long has removed TO 80 and 81 z, First
south street, ali desires alI to remember
that q full line of Millinery and Fancy
Goods viii be kept. Hats and Trimmings
Woods, CreWells, CheRille, Embroidery
Silks. Arrasine, RibbOsene.- Macrama, etc
Notions of all kinds; also a complete az
sOrtment of Wax Flowers and Fruit Material
The Only Line kept in Salt Lake. Lessons
given IN fancy work. Stamping done 70 or
der. MRS B. s LANG
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Logan and Carr.

BNaHAHPToN, October 29.-General
John A. Logan and General Carr, spoke
1t large Republican meeting here to-
night. They go to oswego, tomorrow.
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Give your children B. H. DOUGLASS
& SONS CAPSICUM COUGH DROPS
Throats: they will cure speedily, are
harmless and pleasing to the taste.
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A'NAsAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of ShiIoh's -Cstarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. For sale ct A. c. Smith
q Co.'s DING Store. m 10
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Hedberg & Fernstrom,

We are making up fashionable suits
at prices which defy competition. Call
and see our new line of imported cloths
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The Referae saloon.

Call and see Us at our new stand on
CODES corner. Salt Lake Beer al
ways on draught. Headquarters for
baseballists and the general sporting
rendezvous. CoNDIE & WEST. .
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WALL Papers, Wrapping Papers, etc.,
RIVERS BRoS.
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Fox svmons

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done BY thedry-plate instantsr
neOus process. Reduction permanent. =
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LADIES, Misses and Childrens' Under.
wear in large variety and ct extremely
low figures, ct the popular store OF
SINoN Bios.
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"HACKMETACK." lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25e. and 500. For
sale at A. c. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store.
IL
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Oysters 400. to 900 Per Can.

New York Count Oysters from 10 to
so cents per can at
I IAN COFFEE JOHNS.
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FoR ONE week we win pay Is cents
each fer empty coal ell cans. ~ y - :
- CULNER Bros.
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OUR third shipment of Ladies 25c.
Vests will soon arrive.
7 f. AUERRAcH & BIO.
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VETERINARIAN.

o L. RICHARDS, VETERINARY SUR
% geOn, Residence: Folsom's Avenue.
First West Street, between South Temple
and First South Streets. Salt Lake City
OFFICE: With Drs Richards and Bower,
Deseret Bank Building siS
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WHY WILL YOU cough, when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate re
lief. Price 10c.. Soc. and 81. For sale
at A. c. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. IL
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PIANO LESsONs

Mr.. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF MI
III sic, No. 233 z. First South street.
second door east of St. Marks church. O-.
den visited Wednesdays and SATURDAYS,
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DIR. ELLEN b. FERGUSON.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE NO. SS4 z.
~ Brigha street. Telephone 81.
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TIE rush for goods at Simon Bros:
continues, and, if any, is INCREASING. :
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THO nADED may be found on file at Geo.
anlO FRYER PRowen & Cos Newspaner
Advertising Bureau (10Spruce st. 1where advertis-
ing contracts may be made for Il In HEW YORK
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departments in this city until after his
5IReral shall have taken place.
iSIgnedl DANIEL S. LAMONT.
The following general order was is
sIsd this afternoon:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, October %.
With profound regret the Secretary OF
Var announces to the army the death
Of General George B. Mcclellan, for
nerly major-general, commanding the
amy OF the United States, which oc-
cured at Orange, n. J this morning.
The name and fame of this distinguished
soldier and citizen is known and hon
cred throughout the Republic, as the
organizer Of the Army of the Potomac.
&c made it capable of accomplishing
great deeds. The lessons he gave 1t
we're never forgotten and the spirit
Nth which he animated it continued
through all its eVentful history. Sub
Sequently, as its leader, he rendered
great services to his country. His pure
and noble character, his unselhsh devo-
9on and the duty he performed IN the
noun OF peril viii cause his memory
ever 70 be cherished with pride by the
people OF the United States.
tSigned( WA. G. EEDICoTT,
Secretary Of War.
I' is definitely learned to-day that
General Mcclellan came very near
BENG made a member Of President
leVelandis Cabinet, that ne was ten
lered the Russian mission and de-
Uaned It because of business engage
9eats, and that within the past twenty
our hours the President had concluded
2 oner him an appointment as 2 mem
ser OF the Civil Service Commission.
NEWARK, n. J., October 29.-Gov-
amor Abbott has sent the following
-eegram to Mrs. Mcclellan:
STATE OF NEw JERSEY, Executive
DEPARr3ENT, TREEToN,
October 18th.
Do Aadam6-I have Just learned
yin profound sorrow, of the death of
5our distinguished husband. l speak
aot only for myself, but for all the
people OF New Jersey, who will join in
-oe universal mourning for the loss of
y pure and upright citizen and great
sOl1ier. wish, most earnestly, to take
5 soch proper official action as VIII do
1aie 10 his memory. have directed
= ool!uIant-deneral William 6. Striker
=; StSIesertaln your wishes, so the action
tLe executive may be in full SYM
With your own feelings.
nil lave et the honor 70 be, very respect
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EXFCUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON DptOl

The death Of George B. Mcclellan, at
one time major general, commanding the
armies Of the United States, took place
at an early hour this morning. As
marx Of public respect to the memory
81 this distinguished soldier and citizen,
whose military ability and civic virtues
have shed a lustre upon the history of
lis country, 1t is ordered by the Presi-
dent that the national flag be displayed
a. hslt-mast upon all of the executive
departments in this city. until after his
iIneral shall have taken place.
lSlgned) DANIEL 5. LAMONT.
The following general order was is
lad this affarnnnn.
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WASHINGTON, October 29.-The Presi-
s.,t has ordered that flags upon all
10 buiIdings of the Executive Depart
M. % he placed at half-mast until after
T;-osraI OF General Mcclellan.
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GRAND OPENING
notwithstanding

I take pleasure 10 announcing 80 the
public that my Fall and Winter Styles
Of Clothing, consisting Of the Latest De-
Sig2s In
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-rr PRESIDENTS CoNDoLESCE.

The President has sent the following
4.lagram of coincidence to Mrs. McClel-
Ian to-day:
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The rise and fall OF the mercury in
Arizona stands in the same analogy as
h rise and fall OF our present city
and county attorney. From being d
burden On he charity Of tho generous
peopls OF BisLe-, who did not know
the rottel Les Of his heart, ana con
1ribut ID a muhiicent sum to enaG. C
hin. 10 visit San Francisco, and y
snd repair :'iat which by an acc.de i
lie had l.s., and it is sorrow 70 his
cstiUable family that lie ever recov.
cred, as it has been ctr painful .uv,
In the interest OF Write AID decercy,
70 show tho character If III. man who
not Oh ly has been elected 10 the differ
ont posts of homer in the numrr,r.
secret sJc;eti,s wi. C Z belonged,
and also elected at dis,ric: aud anacity
attorney. To day a sps,ial meeting
vas called, IL is learned Of certain
society, to weed out such rs he.
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Postoffice Directory.

To:to1lcC open from a. m. to 5 r. H.,
snd nre hour after distribution Of evening
mali. Registry business from g. II. to >
T.. III. Money Orccl business from =. N. :"
{ D. II. Open Sundays from 30 to 5 p. rIi.,
aud one hour after distribute Of evening
mail. All oytSoing laaiis (eycept for BIS
besi close al y. III. Mai :,- Siebee cl"-c>
IL 20 p. IN. PC-til notes issnci fOr any sun
from nas cent to s4.r' Fee foI sach noie, "
certe. JON, ?. CLtM
- Postmaster.
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Pnbitc IsHrm,ng.

al TsFsors al. h,Ilt.- cLiGed not to bur
ehsse . certain tCt. pL. sDi,iEG. - Dc secured
ty nlinning and other CONSIDERATIONS, a
Sann:ngs Station, County Of Corhise. Ter,
tory oi Arizora, s,id dated abUut i,-ly IL
. 1881. and supposed to be in the Possession o:
\. FortiouIs or tadv eli 4 STAFFORD 0! Tomb
stoue, as tie came is void for want Of cnu.
siaeration. We R,yrrxn
B<KNiS
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(IItiCllra
:srs. S..ieh'o Case, arti VII. t.-9 t:Sv. ".
NcH.rs..y has 10 sag about II.

10 THE P,nIc: larc been fearful sutseser
Tor fifteen years, most ot the time viii what has
been called Lczena or rat l'heuiI. fsoE.-',4s aut
Lcp-a and the like, aud haYc always Lcen t-Ii '.s
there was 40 cure fcr me, and hAss been 50 cIs-
cuuraUrd tlrt fhG,t as 'G0E uss a. Ice. h-'e
ha.n SO jais a,IcJ i s0yyitaCs that tacre Was not
tic smallest snp. tc the crown os ny head 10 me
so.es OF my feet that not diseased eHd "a II az
crimson. IL would commence ia small white sp3's'
WHICH had f'iseE 4 2ta:;nee but |cfe re, oeep.
f-r alsrearan.s, thcy would burn ard ECa s,cthef
until tLere was "A c':npietc dry, RI scale "ni'h
would become rt lni a. - cri'- ana !oc h1Ty
ant aagry, and the G-rllEg -r .s-,;' IA would 10
almost int, Irrat'e
vas at tines so ,asne tAat cru.d scarcely Est
bout: al could not irca5 III ','f Will lL essist-
an G. | hayc trica many inches. aAt ha'e
pa,j S'GH - = f....'e ia-s,cce to physician,
but have "ST oytyi.,d d oily m2pi' rr''cL
Altnou. Ia i ped e.. n t.ac, Eooa i"lapsed sgain
70 10 :, laily troubled a, c.,r, aai during the
winter cf ISL ard ls,3 suffered - ni-'h o. -
., ,u.ir,ir d.r-ou .-ei. l.-t e, -""' /. rr'r'
--gs acvis,i Dr E43-r GLc Sir'- l.. Z. S't''' s.%'
Vho are "ei h'"vri = a. 2sb EcE.@'s', - - %p2f
CCrI,URA EEAErIE-; and -. s.-..'.5't At.'o
courage. iso;u the;r iavurH.- O. i9i1A q i-cq. TO
Try heir virtue. ~. 1T IL 81, eond wr' q .ldly
last con lG.neyd tl.l thc IViuv'ie-, aif within
six weeks gan % perm 'nent ii'pr' Et'nent,
until now oct an alOl;t = g.'1 A. now, and
my n' L '' D' 'I' L = y I;.s BENZ. s,rTu.
I certify TIA, tho above atcRout of n" "ife Is
correct aud ia Win = IN "zpr, a- "a! graft.
:ode ior lho ear sene!.; 81" has rs''ty't i,r-,u
Icrriify ,,at the aou,- staten. q, ' r--la;. III.
smith Is pruTnii., ut a;, i.S coU:rI -, where
he Iivt, Il isu " !-Eapwn d's.r ~ F-pcE and
his statement, WIKI that II hi' wI'' i1 lily en' -ed
T. credit.
Donc u S,an-tc:l, Province of Quebec, thi.
wen y-scventh Gay Of ocioUcE, To-.
:. c. "c.;I,. TRY,
-,Gn!s.,rc 2 re Gospe;
LATER. II lave sc..a ,:-i. gr:..l recoaty ana
oelievc her 70 b thoroughly - lis cGTed.
L. &. Mc!iI.,,fiiI,
se-y .:.:csni "a. Gca 2, p. e., Nc. ,t.agfNo Mn
iOsroS. s. ~. g, 1854.
CtyTI~UTA i;EsoLyEST, the new Mood Pr-ifcr
and 1UvGI-Fs, 'rt Cu'!-E-!:\ soar, thc grta: SKIN
cures and tcau..icrs. c-e trii 'yry'.r"rg Irice,
CurIccEA, 5Oo.; sop, - I:.soLr-,;T, :l.oA
c~tt@r r>ru.. and 1s.~rn''-.i Co, Boston.
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COnstab.e'< Sale.

pY WRITE OF iE EXECUTION ISSUED
l. "uI oi ,Iu-iirc john kic,ard-cn's Court,
o "" One T"wn-tiir. County Of Cuchisc
GcFri"ry of ARIZONA. dated the 18th c..y uf
August. 1886. IT certain attiuu wherein
Arthur Lain:s, ~ Plaintiff, Powered irhE
nent against y. Is. LsSsF5. Dufenduiit, on
;.:a Sro dcy 81 August. t>s'.
haze icsicl. '.p"n Inc iu..Uv'ing dcscrib.
"a Drop srty, 20 VT:
AZ! jh'' Ii,.i., i.r. arc intcrcs. of the said
D-ieudani, p. i-aza.d, in and - tie min.
in- clainI. sguSr ~ ard c.II-d the MARI
rita HiuiiI. Claim; said I,it-l->l E,.ins an
uniEG:yided one hrif Of said Nargarita Min.
.rg Ga III. TOIE 1-itae Mining i,isir;cI, ca
chi-c Codniy. Ariz"Ia Territory. SAID NIL
=! Ia Mining lain We iOcalci on the fr-I
,!lJ 0i January. iSS3. and r,cprcrd ,n
ilt. iifiL day Of IanG..iy, 1882. In Rernrtl- of
Ninrs. Cn-hi-e County Records, in Il ok 3
uH.-e 3l3 Said Mrrsa-ita Mining Claim "a
) uaLso sSou. onr rIii- aI;,i one h.f Sou Il
west OF tie cay al Tu,nli>i' CC, and :;!iuul
1rc halt nil, West OF the St.iiew all T,ii.,,
and lies Immediately South Uf tie Eagle
mine. Co merc.ng az Ills n,unuiacul %!
ro, ks where this not'ce is posted ani run
ming 7io feet c'>terlv and 80 feet westerly
10 nonumcns o. rocks, with monuments
"f rocks on each corner OF the claim. Said
0lc-.aif istcrcs; having been attached on
TIE III day q! March, ieoS. and duly recorded
IN C"a'tv Recorders ".Iicc Oh Gtli day Of
March, tss5
Notice Is hereby given that on Thursday,
the l01h day Of Sertrmber, 1851. at 10 o'clock
-. IN. of that day, IN iront o; Jusiice c. :.
C.&.-'s Office, County Of Cochl.e, VIII sell
a.. :.e rigtt 'it!c and Interest of said y z.
LazarG, IN and to Inc abovc described prog
er;y. at public auction for c?sh lawful money
TO tine higicsL and best bidder, to satisfy
sAid execution and oil costs.
Ds,ed AZ Tombstone the Goth day Of Aug
uss, 1855. BEN JAMES.
Constable.
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THIS PAPER sS SGys oT fa2S I'd os seM.pspr S ns or a.
M bureau Cp Snrl0c So :, whore arvpr-tS'":

Those are pretty good friends
that advised john patrick Y clum
not to take any notice Of The
DAILY TOMBSTONE and lis propri-
e:or. Women will talk, You know.
john patrick X e.um, who will
soon be X local reporter of tho
boiler plate. stated willie ne was in
the postotfic.. and eating from the
public crib, that Il he could only
live in town long enough to get
hold Of the Record tpitaph. in Or
De: to do up the Nasl. bnys, he
would be perfectly happy. But
ike all the rest of his Tx. he has
eaawled into his hole. Women
VII talk, you know.
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WcUld announce 10 the public that he has
just received an Ii.Yoics Of fine licuor-; also
some extrs tne MW,-ll and If-pncsscy
Brandy, Port Wine .nl Holland GIN, and !,
large stock Of Zinfndrl aud ether iIaDcTfe.
wines. In Connected w.t. Ere s@,--c. -
u. t;n.--a ~
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City Officers
SANDY Bob's Stage Line,

tase O connect with Et>t"-H tld West
err buund trains iesveS At H:i5 Il. m.
Stage ior Ri>tcc leaves ;.very GIy iczcGit
Eunday) a; 6 u. IN, Ci.y tine
Stage 10 connect With GUay:a2s train
levveS az : p. III.
Stage for Charleston leaves at q. q n.
Oiicc: 40o Alien street, under ucc;lcrt !!
Hotel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
4 Ffre-Foot Vein of Coal.

COLUMBIA, March 11.-Newark, Day
county, has become the scene of considera-
bic excitement over the discovery of five
foot vein of coal found yesterday on the Won
Gunther farm, about four miles from New
ark. The find was made by Columbia par
ties, who for several weeks past have ex-
pended considerable money in the develop
ment of the mine. The coal is said to com
pare fayorably with the Hooking valley.
Work in the mine is suspended, owing to
the departure of the interested parties to
WATERFOWL Tor the purpose of perfecting
their claims, and as soon as this is done the
company will resume with a large force of
men, put in the necessary machinery, and
yelopment of the mine.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

Bismarck in February, at Yankton in May
and at Deadwood in October; amending the
drainage law of 1888; legalizing Dickey
county contracts for court house build
ing.
In the house the prohibition bill which
takes effect in each county where majority
vote is received, and throughout the territory
if it receives majority vote of the whole
territory, passed.
The house indefinitely postponed the
Southwick railroad tax bill.
The joint committee on apportionment
Dakota and nine to North Dakota, each dis
trict to elect one councilman and two
representatives. The North Dakota districts
will be reported as follows: 16-Richland,
Ransom, Sargent, Dickey and Mcintosh
counties. 17-Cass county. 1S-Barnes,
La Moure and Logan. 19-Stutsman, Eos
ter, Nelson, Benson, DeSmet, MeHenry and
Wells counties. 20-Emmons, Kidder, Bur-
leigh, Sheridan, Mclean, Stevens, Wynn,
Renville, Mountraill, Flannery, Buford, All
red, Wallace, Mckenzie. Dunn, Williams,
Mercer, Norton, Stark, Billings, Willard,
Bowman and Hetinger counties. 81
Trail, Steele and Griggs counties. %
Grand Forks county. 23-Walsh, Blaine
and Ramsey counties. 24-Pem bina, Gar
field, Cavalier, Towner, Rollete and Bottineau
counties. The South Dakota apportionment
may be completed tonight 4lr