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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-07-21
Cash paid for corn, hogs, hay and produce.
three points should be considered
1st. The intent of the law.
ona Tts specifications.

LIST. Inc intent 1 TIE Iaw'
End. Its specifications.
3rd. The age and previous ac-
quirements Of pupils who will use
the books.
Therefore text books having been
tried by these tests, the book, or
books, best calculated to accomplish
this intent, that best meet the specl-
fcations Of the law, and are best
adapted to the age and previous &C
ouirements Of the pupils who will
use them should be selected, in ODE
dience to the spirit and letter Of this
legislation.
THE INTENT OF THIS LAW.
To teach the dangerous character
Of alcoholic drinks and narcotics,
and to intelligently forewarn pupils
in the specified schools against the
formation Of alcoholic and other
narcotic habits in connection with
the study Of other relative facts Of
life and health, is manifestly the in
tent of this statute.
SPECIFICATIONS.
LIST. In said schools the nature Of
alcoholic drinks and narcotics must
be taught; that is, the nature OF
character of such drinks as contain
alcohol, as beer, wine, brandy, cider
etc.
Ord. There must also be studied
"the effects Of these substances
supon the human SYSTEM" that is
Upon the whole being or nature
mental, moral and physical.
3rd. These effects must be taught
in connection with the several di
visions of physiology and hygiene
4th. The effects of alcoholic
drinks and narcotics and not physi
ology must be the chief topic in this
study, for the law demands "specia
instruction" OH the former. Physi
ology is only relative, OF a methoe
to provide that the pupil may know
enough Of physiological law to un
derstand the results of alcoholic ant
, other narcotic habits. Unless tex
books make the effects of alcoholi'
drinks and narcotics upon the hu
man system their special object, the,
are not books which teachers ant
supervisors would be justified in Sc
lecting or using.
5th. This branch must be laugh
in all schools and to all pupils in al
schools, therefore. the question 0
adaptation to grade should be care
fully considered in the selection 0
each book.
9Th. It must be taught as thor
oughly, and in the same manner, al
other branches are, with text books
In the hands Of pupils where Other
branches are thus studied" and
taught.
SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
: NATIONAL w. C. 7. u.
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animation 81 vouchers ~, ofrounty

animation 81 vouchers "a, ofrounty
treasurer.
On motion adjourned until 18th
/ 8 o'clock a. m.
July 10th, 1885,
Board met as per adjournment,
members all present except Alex.
Kevill, he having gone T. Civil mend
twp to look after paupers that are
sick.
The settlement with the county
treasurer again taken up and entire
day employed therein.
On motion adjourned until the
18th At 8 4. m.
Elk Point, D. T., July 18th, 1888.
Board met as per adjournment.
members all present.
Entire day employed in settle
ment with treasurer.
On motion bill Of Johnson Bros.
for lumber was allowed $500.
On motion bill of Geo. Hasley
for service rendered paupers, $4.75
was allowed.
On motion adjourned until Mon.
day, July 10th, 1886, At 8 O'Clock
q. m.
Elk Point, D. T., July 10th, 1885.
Board met as per adjournment
members present, Halvor Knudson,
chairman, G. H. Williams, Alex.
Kevill, CONS, and ]. H. Bryan, Co.
clerk.
On motion road petition OF G.
Coykendall was taken up and the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, T. Tollefson having
fled with this board a remonstrance
against the adoption Of q report
filed by the appraisers appointed to
review the G. Coykendall road, and
said 7. Tollefson having fled a
bond provided. Ifsaid T. Tollefsor
shall not be allowed by the apprais
OTIS to be appointed by the bcari
of county commissioners. damage,
to exceed the amount $4,000 nine
ty dollars, then he shall pay al
costs Of the appointment Of said ap
praisors and all the expense had Il
said appointments. Therefore be
Resolccd, that John NJ. Peterson
Lester Wakeman and Andrew Hoy
three disinterested freeholders {
Union county be and they are herr
by appointed reviewers, and said n
} viewers are directed to meet at tn
residence Of Henry Jordin, ]. P. +,
} Brule twp, on the Is day Of Sep
A. ID. 1885, at one o'clock In the q
ternoon to qualify as viewers an
assess the damages if any, that :
Tollefson may sustain by the loo
ton Of said proposed highway ain
report the same at or before Il
October session of this board.
] Road petition of R. Coonan take
! up and on motion laid over un,
the October session.
On motion the Job Of painting Il
!, court house on the outside incln
, ing tracing window sash and graf
!. ing doors was awarded to j. r. Ket
for the amount Of elevet, and 99-1'
9 dollars, the said work to be done
a workman like manner.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-07-21

W. 10, rece;ved a fine new Spring Stock of dry goods, notions
w , ~ Goods trimmings. laces, embroideres, linens, napkins,
- hosiery, the most varied and complete in the city.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-07-21


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dnc.d s. aS1om ana nlso assees.
meit 81 ~ nva g. OF. SO be =.
dnced Il nqo1m dollars.
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IL value Of property returned ~ th'
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Elk Point, D. 7. July 18th, 1885,
Bozrd met ~ per adjourn
ment, members VII present als
clerk.
Oh motion tho following bill
were allowed:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-07-21

boy 4O
Edward d Willard witness
fees 4m
G m McCullum witness fees ~ 90
Deputy Sheriff Atchison
witness fees Is 90
fees 1900
J B Capwell witness fess . 1901
Plat Vale labor for county 80
Ira 4 Nichols dist attorney
salary $50 90
p NJ LeMoges mdse for coun-
y 10 81
Freeman Bros merchandise
for Weeds "a 90
W H H Fate superintendent
fees 1O7 30
Dauahane 4 Hamterg sup
lies for county 5 80
Henry Gardner briGge work 375
R r Green rebate of tax Is %
] R Carlton printing % Al
G F MAllahnn printing GA 81
Warren Fisk merchandise
for county 20
A O Ringsrud postage incl
dentals &c II &c
A e Rome merchandise for
pauper 500
Is Crumrine merchandise
for pauper $50
Jas McGonigal witness fees 70
John Dahl witness fees / 10
Cal Bryan l 10
Geo D Bernard county su.
plies 20 Is
Andrews & Perley bridge
lumber 36 10
On motion board adjourned until
Wednesday, July 14th, at 8 o'clock
4. m.
Elk Point, Oak, July 14th, 1886.
Board met as per adjournment,
members present, Halvor Knudson,
chairman, G. HI. Williams, Alex.
Kevill, CONS.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Jacob Kiplinger viewing
road 5 27O
INV Mcneil viewing road go
Patk Connolly viewing road 80
james Smith p~lastering and
whitewashing 800
John r Wood sheriff fees 1872 95
Abe Stoble deputy sheriff
fees GA IS
II Knudson service as COM
missioner II As
n Knudson cash advanced
for repairing bridge, bolts
ETC., 4 80
4 AIN
H Kundson cash advanced forex-
press charges use Of team &c. $50.
On motion Joseph Harbeck was
appointed Justice Of the peace Of
Big Sioux twp to fill vacancy and
the county clerk is hereby instruc-
TO notify him accordingly and re-
quest him to qualify without delay.
or motion resignation Of Walter
Hllibridge as road supervisor Of road
dist No. % was aapeptcd and Byron
Ross appointed supervisor OF said
road district TO FIJI vacancy.
On motion quarterly report Of
Andrew Ring J. r. Of Virginia twp.
Was taken up considered and reject
ed.
On motion Nelson Br0uillette was
appointed road supervisor Of road
dist No. N % Rll vacancy.
On motion John Cowell was ap-
pointed road supervisor Of road dist.
No. ~ 10 fll vacancy.
on motion assessment Of personal
property assessed 70 s. G. Thornton
for the year 1883, was reduced TO
the amount Of $3.50 dollars and the
county clerk is ordered TO correct
the tax lists accordingly.
On motion resolved that section =
OF commissioners minutes O. July
0th, 1855 % ana g same Y hereby
amended to read = follows; On mo.
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN.

Conducted by the w.tsT. u. Eli Point, Oak.
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y For notices In reference to Special Ex-
cursions, changes Of time. and other items OF in
terest in connection with the CHICAGO, Mil
wAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY. please refer to
the local columns Of this paper.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-07-21

Come in; we will do you good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
ANOTHER VIEW OF COCAINE.

q o III
SIR In your issue of October 10 there is an
article on COCAINE IN which yOu quote an eminent
but nameess specialist diseases OF the airpassages
md make him say There Is not well authenticated
case yet whore cocaine has effected In
Jury" THIS take exception to most emphat-
1calIy and woald state that can produce the
patient to prove my statement Your specialist also
states that .'there record OF of deafness
caused 10y the OF cocaine" deny this statement
also and beg 10 hold 10 the contrary opinion. main
has injured erlaliy the health or
many uersOns and furthermore that ftta cases
have been reported fro its and that II has pro-
duced "lOca and constitutional reactions winch were
annoying alarming Ia character. The reinark~ or
the specialist the reduction IN price IN he article
DO exception A. to most o; his atements
! wouG say mat exprrience has tau IN me diuer-
entity. 10 desire TO enter into any discussion on
the subject seeing name tn your article prompted
this go m ma icaiinn. T.. BKADLEY VI ID.
No 10 West 1hirtieth-st. Neo- York. Oct ~. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
OBI GARY.
COLONEL GEORGE z. ELY.

George b. Ely, of the law firm of George d.
Il A. II. Ely. No 33 Nassau-st. died at his home. No.
4I9 Clinton-s BROOKLYN, Tues lay. from paralysis.
Four years he had stroke OF paralysis, but had
only been rrcnflg dlabled from practising his pro-
frsston He leaves wife. one son and three daughters
The funeral Will be- held to-norrow In Dr. Storrs 8
Church at 1870 D. and the burial will DO In Wood
lawn Cemetery.
Coionel Ely was born IN this city sxtytwo years ago
and stuffed law In Trenton, y. j., with Chancellor
Henry Green and Governor Peter Vroom In 1891, he
settled In Janesvie Wis., where no soon bee e known
as man of unusual intellectual ability. aud was
elected District Attorney OF Rock County, Wis, over
Senator Matthew Carpenter. At the ontprrak OF the
Civil War lie organiZed n company OF soldiers which
Incorporated into the 81 Regiment OF Wisconsin and
became part of the brigade known ~ the Iron
Brigade He took part tho trst and second battles
OF BulI Run. nc .nrsvi Ia, south Mountain and
Antiatam and WAS badly wounded In the latter battle
while leading the remnant or mia regiment from the
hrhi Although incapact.ed for further sctivs SER
vice served the Govern In the Pay Department.
and Bureau OF Referred Claims until the close OF the
war He was a IN, OF scholarly tastes and extensive
and varied reading.
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Post Once >odce

raad DAILY Dy all interested - change may 90
a any titne.)
s.tcu uy lny particular ste1 aoc. okcept washas 10
r 20 OlnSng ahi % n nerc& dOcunent
addressed voAns soas W ao Lssss Nes
81 avtilsO~
.,r,gn mail, Tor the ending october 10 wall close
fpRoMPiLf .illc ssesl al tslls ncs is follows
rAIltsDAi-At3 IA kurOpe steamship 0erDanc
VIA queenstown letcrs Cor Franco oernany. mdss
Le directed per Oernanle NS ~ ot flahes, ser
many steamship Wlclauu, VIA NAef'
bours aud hamoaIs lettcis 'ot usea' s...a na S.Ss
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lamplco, Ia,asco and iuea~i. Jer siesasA49 S'v VI
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S sonthanpton bremen tete io sr ."nSo
nus servia queenstown uetters lot orest
rtain European countries as. % aitet Ted
per seryia d =. a VA a. ~ ,psn l,y
ncr steaslp Furuessa VIA GLASGOW lettors mast 20 "A
directed per fuinessA "a, =. ~ .os las Ss1nsliahds
direct per steamship Laanda. VIA Amsterdam le,tos
must be directed per LAanUam ,, at A. tor Belgium
direct per -'eamsp beigonAnd. VIA Antwerp Vo,eers
must be div ted per beikrnAnd D. al IA A nL .or
Jamaica per ship Edith Godden al y VA Tor tho
Wndwald Islands per steamship MufleL
Malls CHINA Ani Japaa, per steAnsaip beis'y tfon
Malls Tor AlsIrAua New-zeaand, sandwich ftl aud
samoan lsands per steamship Alameda IRON oan tran
sorsoi steansalp CclIl1 with Brsn mails Zoe Aas
tralal Mans society isiAhi> 20. saiy ~ ~,
Papon ,Aa sraaosco S,ois ,m sso ia ana Sea.:
6y steamer hey west sA. eose ~ sn'' UNIV ~v
al xs3u - II
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thsn0e 'n' 'A'"' HENRY q. PEARSON, PostmssssA
Poet once. New.York-N. " October 4 u>sAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
WEDDINGS.

In Grace Protestant Episcopal Church,
Brooklyn, on Tuesday night there double we'd
ding shortly after o'clock Miss Julia Muller and
irwin A. sprague. and Miss Matilda Muller and Henry
A. Caesar married The young ladies are daughters
OF G. QUO q. Muller. u well-knowu commission mer
chant doing business in this city. Mr. sprague
lives IN New-York. and Mr.. Cesar
Staten Island. MIR. spragues ushers, Messrs.
Perrepont, Motif, McDougal aud Jsrvie.
headed the procession 10 the altar. Following them
came Julia Mullers bridesmaids. the Misses Null
Ter. sheldon Dodge and rprague. Mr. Muller with the
brides grandmother came next. ami behind
them waking side By sde We're the
brides. After them the bridesmaids OF Miss
Mathilda Muller. the Misses Dodge. Hoy, Muller
Caesar, AMI the walked Mr.. Caesars ushers,
Messrs Cook Fletman Fruz aud Bear Henry L. sprague
OF Ncw-YUrk. was his brothers best man and Harry
]. Telfar performed the same office for Mr.
CesaE Miss julia Muller and Mr.. Spragus
were married first BY the Rev. DR.. Snively
rector OF the church. Then the Rev. Dr. oul
van II. Weston. old friend OF the Muller family. mar
ried Miss Matnllda Mailer AMI Mr.. Cesar.
boston i3The Of Miss Florence. daughter
Of 4. X Marvin OF tins city II. Embee OF
weshed ~ j. took place tins ST Paus Church
BrookIne.
Miss Margaret ots. eldest da ghier OF william OTIS OF
Hahant and the Rev Roanc Cotton Smith Beverly,
Site He Rev Cotton smith, OF NewYork, married
day al NaIanL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14


CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-The Triennial Council of
the Congregational Ministers assembled at the Union
Park Church this morning. There a large attend
ance OF delegates fr"m various States among whom
tue following: Professor Fisher OF Yale Theoog
zeal Seminary; the Rev. Dr. Hart, New Haven; PresI
dent Bartlett OF Dartmouth College; ex Governor
Wsshburn. OF Massachusetts,: Professor Huntington.
OF Carleton College; Mr.. Caprn, OF Boston Professor
Nor hbrOOkr, OF Minnesota University; the Rev DR..
QInt, Of rw-iIaupsnire The council was called To
order 10 O'clock by Mr.. Capen ana the following gem
t"men were appointed committed on CREDENTIALS; j.
s. Armstrong. OF Illinois; :. l. J@rod, OF New-Hamp-
SHIRE the Rev. = A. Wright. OF Minnesota.
AT the afternoon session partial report or the
COMMITTEES sub nittei anh accepted, and the roll
accredited delegates ciilei. There long
debate the question OF admitting DE- Eddy. OF A,
lantA, G., 1t claimed that Dr. Eddy, though dele
gated wealthy and influential class. represented only
churches less than IL required by the con-
sttui0n. He opposed by the negro and poor white
churches. The difficulty sUvei by making him an
honorary member l. A. Cooke. OF River
ton. Conn, was elected moderator. Dr.
Mclean of Oakland California
elected assistant moderator. AMI tho Rev. X A. lines,
a coored minister from Memphis Tenn, was named as
second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
DySgER or THE AzgO GLUE.

The Aztec Club composed of Oicers In the army during
the Mexican War held its annual meeting at Pnards yes
teay together with many invited guests ate
tte last night General John N. Soho
Geld invited guest acted as general commanding
Among the Others present. General q g. AuRT, Cap
tain Jacob A. Augur Colonel Henry L. Kendck. General
jealous Tower General stewart Vsn Vet Captain Robert
q Van Nlet Lieutenant W. II. Emory, General James d.
Try Colonel Delaney Floyd Jones General Inns Palmer,
General Peter " Hogner Charles r.
2ufnbu Colonel Frederick Colonel George W Nc
r. Marshal hoDson Thomas o. Pitcher, Gen.
oral Graham olone w. Preston Wicklf Preston. General
Ingalls, General Gibson General Robert Patterson Colonel
Julian McAliser W H. Davis General Fits John Por;
ter Egbert L. Vele General Jamee Oakss General
John Robinson and General Oliver Shepard Speeches
fsre by many those present and late hour
before che dinner party broke up.
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w., o. mt .;a. thu releases ns having been obtained
NV duress and fraud, which suns are now penog. anu
in,orrogotories have been fled tor Mr. whitney 10
Tbsre scans 10 be no reason TO doubt tnat
e. whole eetlement was arranged in the interest 81
the gang which conceived aud prohea oy he S
.n;ch the CITY paid Jones and Rogers had eltner
no knowledge at all that money was 10 he pad oy
fhe cty or only understood thar the amount was to ne
$40 900; and that the only service rendered oy hr.
Thomnson of the STANDARD Oil Company, who was an
intimate friend Of Mr. Whtneys. Was to induce tne
latter to make the settlement ana pay felter t''o
$50 600 The scaudalo nature OF the transaction Is
npparept from OILY the brief narration OF tho iacts
above given. g., o-,,
neea not De recited here. The only reason why the
Pan Electric organizers wished him to become an
associate with th,m. togve hts iega opinion to be
used to aid them IN swindllng. ami 10 get through
speclal law directing SUIT to aanul the Bei patents.
was because he was a United States Senator. Ills
opinion and services proved valu able That the con
spraors further procured bis appointment as Attorney
General thai the suit might be brought as u WIS,
without any SPECIAL law. to the great ana continuing
scandal of President Cleveland "The Washington
Post" the Administrator or an OF oeplenlp per 20,
saws OF Mr. Garisn Not only has the tresident not
decapnated him. out he has promoted nm IN lhvor.
The office OF Assistant Com missioner OF lhlah
Affairs has teen created for his Pan-Eiectrc
accomplish Upshaw. Another accompilcc, Co'ohei
Jenks mas been made Solictor-tieneral at Attorney
General Garland's personal request
The first Democratic Administration IN twenty Jour
wears Is td,l before the people Not only IS the
public interested IN learning what is IT'S standard o,
Official integrity but private sutors as well should
know IT. Ought the New England fishermen 10 nave
retained and paid Secretary Bayard so That he might
saw TO Minister West: They nave held and still
hold~to me the relation OF counsel and client pro-
REASONABLY therefore l do not propose that there
shall be any doubt" in reg lrd To their proteco
Ought John Roach to have employed henry Thompson
to look after his interests with Secretary whine.
Ought suitors at the Attorney Generals once 10
employ JCSn Goode. late Solicitor Generalf Ought
CLAIM ants >r President Cleyeands favor to
employ Ess'i Bissell. of Buffalo Mr.. Whit
new seems to prefer that secret agencies or
influences shalt be employed to impress him Srcre-
tary Bayard and Attorney General Garland however
who are older morN distrustful and poorer than Mr..
Whitney evidently want TO take the money directly
themselves in the future in the past
w. E. CHANDLER.
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Board Of Aldermen IN whom Mr. Hewitt has confidence.
and ~ho act hi, snsrnce Tho County Democracy
leaders also alive TO tue fact that Mr. Iewts heath
l. far fro goo aud they wish To provide for tue success
Zion III Ease he breaks down.
After the nd ourum.nt OF sub-Exerutive Committee
the members fingered In the Northumberland CluD ana
discussed the s uation.
Efforts being made by the County Demof racy Lead
bring about Democratic union Congressman.
If his dunr, the With. WIN. Xth and Kiln Districts
will be conceded TO the COury Democracy. aud tme
With. IXth. XIItn and AIlIth to Tamnany han.
Amos J. CUMMINGS will probably be tho candidate IN
With Disirct. TIN Campbell IN the With, : = Cox
IN the IXth Colonel r. A. Merriman In the Alth' IN
of "a union. The uncertain. JACK
Adains has withdrawn from the in the Win
!.