Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29
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The wife OF q Kansas man has worn
the same bonnet for twenty-five years, a
fact to which her husband points with
pride, but in what manner that wife
points to her husband ia not described.
Aberdeen Republican: Q. T. Mccoy.
the present register Of the land office.
has rented the Office of John 81. Perry,
and on retiring from the registership
will engage In the land and resi- estate
business. We wish him success.
Olivst Rural Voice: Mr.. Jones, edi-
tor OF the Rural Voice, has been sick
aad confined to his room for nearly two
weeks. Or. Brewster was called. and as
we go to press be is thoughtto beimprov-
ing. There we're strong symptoms Of
pneumOnia il the attack.
Aberdeen Republican: Tho Aberdeen
Electric Light company has received a
forty-fvs inch double turbine water
moter wheel, which Is to furnish the
power for the electric light. Under
tho management Of Superintendent
Henry Bollcs. Aberdeen will loon be il
lumined at night by electricity.
News has been recsiv ed at Mitchell Of
the death Of. Hon. William Letcher
at his home, Bryan, Ohio. He
wa formerly register Of the land
Office thsre, having been appointed by
President Garfield, who was his cousin,
soon after the Inauguration. After
serving two years he returned to Ohio.
Iyndall Tribune: Our county has
been thoroughly canvassed In the inter
ests Of temperance and more especially
prohibition. We understand that the
petitions are receiving numerous sigma
tures. It ID said that the commissioners
have agreed to grant no license if the
citizsns Of the county generally sign the
petition to that effect.
Pierre (Dak,) Prsss: One of the most
important enterprises Of Central Dakota
IL the Clough Land and Live Stock
association, just organized in this city
Tie company is now duly incorporated
under the laws Of the territory, with
capital stock OF 100000, divided into
2,00e shares of $50 each, with $25,0O(
paid into the treasury. The stock Of the
COMPANY ID owned by capitalists in this
vicInity and Chicago and Milwaukee
The company will carry on the business
Of buying cattle, fesdlng stock and ship
ping dressed meats to New York and
Boston in refrigerator cars. At or neal
this city large sheds and slaughter
houses will be built, and most of ths
business will be transacted here.
Council Bluffs correspondence Omaha
Bee, 25: An important decision hal
been rendered in the United State,
circuit court by Judge Brewer, remand,
ing back to the State court the saloon
nasea ater.eda in This {; Gil; ~ .plas das6isiion
involves about forty cases and prohibl.
tionists are rejoicing in what they deem
q decision which will soon enable then
to close the saloons. These case.
. started before Judge Connor, and
and the defendants made q motion tc
have them scnt to the United States
courts. The question Was submitted te
the federal courts, but tho cases were moi
transferred, they being still kept on the
docket OF Judge Connof's court. Now
that the federal oourt renands tho cases
there seems not much Of a show for
longer delay in securing tho injunction
and the prohibitionists will apply &c
Judge Conner for the iniunotions at
once. Tho saloon men are naturally
much exercised, and know hardly what
to do. Some are disposed to pay the
CITY the regular license and comply with
the requirement for closing saloons Sun.
days, ETC.. in order to get what protsc.
ton the city can give, il any. Others dc
not see how the city can give any pro,
lection, and that their only hope is In
future litigation, and that their money
should go for that, instead of for a
license which avails nothing. Daily
conferences are being held to decide up
on future action. An appeal is to be
taken from tho decision and some hope
10 felt that delay may be thus gained.
WILLIAM TOBIN.