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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-11
Is hester.
Special to the Globe.

Speclal TO tue OIODe-
ROCHESTER, Dec. l0.-The Cemetery asso-
citation held its annual election Tuesday aud
elected its old officers. John T. La Du, SUI
perintendent of the fair grounds, lost u babe
Monday. The Southern Minnesota Fair as
ISOLATION held its annual election for offIcerS
Tuesday afternoon. III the old officers were
reelected. -. George Leonard has been able
TO be at his store this week after three weeks
illness .. Rev. Mr. Cowgirl will speak 10 the
young people Sunday evening. &C. H. Nor
ton, of Minneapolis, spent several days in
this city the past week. p. L. Vranizan,
former resident OF tnis city, but now of Man
kato, has fallen heir to $4,000 cash aud
half interest III large estate in Italy -. Last
Saturday was Il big day for our merchants.
The city was literally packed with
people from the country The Presby-
terians took in nearly sou at their
late fair. =. Herbert Garrett, an old Rochej-
ter boy, has lately been elected a justice Of the
peace in Texas =. II he UniversalisLs took In
S-JU at their fair the last of the week..
John Engle. of Pleasant Grove, sold $1,000
OF fat cattle to one of our butchers a few
days since: .Knute OlseH Holtan, aged So
years, died MONDAY. He was one of the FIRST
settlers OF Oimsted county 80. The Byron
cheese factory manufactured 10000 pounds
OF cheese this season. 1t has all been mar
keteu. Sixteen years ago man in this county
bought farm agreeing to PIT $1,000 for the
same. As yet ne has paid none Of the pur-
chase MONEY, but Las paid Sj.SUo in interest.
THE tenth annual meeting OF the Anti
HorseIhief ASSOCIATION of Viola was held
Monday evening. The society has Sll0 in its
treasury The Ladies' Aid society hold a
fair in Library hall this evening NJ. Rich
ardson, OF this city, has completed u stock
barn on his farm in Elgin 34xsU feet, with
eighteen-foot posts and basement eight feet
high, at a cost of S2,0UU.
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Mining SpeculatIon.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. 10.-Mining
stocks were all weaker again to-day. Con-
soldated Virginia opened at $27, drop OF
SIS, closing at $2725. Best & Belcher
dropped on the opening to So under heavy
sales, went to $7.75 but recovered at the
close to 1925, loss of 81 On yesterday.
Transactions in Gould & Curry and Ophir
were the heaviest of the morning. The
former. which closed last night at 1925,
opened to-day at $3.50. went to 1926 and
closed at S3.75. Ophir opened at loss of
$3.50, but recovered TO SO, closing at $40.
Potosi was the only one that showed any
strength. 1t opened at 1928 and. not
withstanding sales, increased to 81, at
which it closed.
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Goudy,. BAD sreak.

Special to the Glope
DIES MONIES, Ia, Dec. 10.-AttOrney
General Baker concluded his argument in
behalf of the Sweeney ReincorporatiOn law
this forenoon, and w. c. Goudy, of Chi
cago for the roads. declared the bill was
designed as means of support for poverty
stricken lawyers. The Evening Capitol
answers:
n Jar that has furnished a justice TO the
United States supreme court several judges
to the federal district and circuit courts and
general solicitors to dozen great corpora
tons can afford 10 pass such senseless dia-
tribes in silence, but just what the corpora
tons expect tC gain by sending blackguard
to assaIl d law of the state in the supreme
court and TO impugn the motives of the law
makers in their own state house it is difficult
TO conceive. Ii the railroad corporations
reals think that the legislature OF Iowa and
the attorneys of Iowa are the sort of people
that sir. Cloudy describes, it would APP ear
that they are in the habit of dealing with
men on the theory thai each has his price.
Tue court will not probabl. take a simi ar
view of the Tar and the legislature OF tho
state.
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Chippe wa Falls.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Dec. 10.-Dr. II. J. Con-
nor, formerly OF this place. has decided TO
locate at West Superior. ..Mr. and Mrs.
Adams, Of Battle Creek. left for home this
week They were accomp panied as far as
Chicago by their daughter, Mrs w. j. Sharp.
80. Mrs. j. L. FreideI ich was summoned by
telegraph to Eastman, T. the southern PAL
OF this state 10y the death OF her BROTHER.
2. r. Holbrook. of this city, was married
Thursday to Miss Eta NJ. Nauman. of Eau
Claire. Phil Jacobus, Of Jacobus Nein,
has been taking an extended trip TO Ashland,
Hurley and other Wisconsin points. -. The
Knights of Honor, of Cadott, will give grand
masquerade ball New Years eve. .Shcri1
Weiner couuemplates . trip to the South after
the expiration OF his term of office. Ed
BIrdck, of this city, was married this week
to Miss Annie Butler, of Boyd. Mrs. l.. j :.
Rusk Is visiting friends and relatives at
Madison this week. The Episcopal societ
will hold Christmas fair next week. -. Miss
Maggie Hughes, who has been visiting in this
city during the past year, left yesterday for
her home in New York. Mr.. Conway, se;-
rotary of the Kimball Organ company, was
in the city this week, the guest of 5. E. Nc
Lain.
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I0ULTRY on EXHIBITION.
Some of the Entries at the State
NhQ w al IL acheSIer.

Some of the Entries at the State
show at lk 0chesIer.
Special to the Globe
ROCHESTER, Dec. 10.-The State Poul-
try show closed last evening. About 100
entries were made from all parts of the
state. and it was an exhibit that any state
might be proud of, as the score sheets
show. The average will be close to 90
points.
j. 6. Swart, of Winona, exhibited two coops
of Houdans; A. s. Grant, Oronoco, two COZ pS
Houdans, two coops Wyandottes; Charles
Donovan, st. Cloud, Light Brahmas: j. S.
Macumber, ST. Charles, Light Brahmas; L. N.
How, St. Charles, Light Brahmas, Langshan
and Buff Cochins; Harry Van Dusen, Roches-
ter, Light Branmas; A. D. AlliS, Oronoco
Lsngshans; Frank Crocker, Rochester,
Partridge Cochins; James Murray, st. Cloud
S. S. Hamburgs, score, average SO points; J.
S. Macumber. ST. Charles. Wyandottes; WV.
Churchill, Rochester. r. c. American Dom
iniques; L. Ansley, Hudson, Wis, breeding
pen WyaDdutles; G. A. Whited, Roch-
ester, Wyandottes; A. S. Grant, Oron-
oco, WyandcItes; G.. n. Ayres, Rochester.
WyaEdottes; e. w. Russell, Pleasant Grove,
Wyandottes; Frank GlmJut. Plymouth Rocks,
j. S. Macumber. r. C. B. Leghorns; A Ian
Garish, ST. Charles, r. c. b. Legnorns; Fred
Gregerson, Rochester, S. &. b. Leghorns: G.
a. Whitsd, Rochester, s. G. B. LeEhorns; q.
j. Jacks, 10 ). G. Is Leghorns. average 81
poin s; c. A. Whited, Rochester, Black Javas;
Mrs. MEG raw, Rochester, pair Frizzles; &.
NJ. Stebbins, Rochester, S. Duck Wing g.
Bantams; E. j. Gates, Rochester, b
Duck Wing G. Bantams; ,os Hance.
Rochester White Booted g. Bantams;
Drury Dudred, Pine Island. a trio of White
Holland turkeys; c. 81. Burbank, Rochester,
Bronze turkeys; Fred Grekerson, d. G.
Beecher and Henry Kalb, Peakin ducks; II.
Kalb, Rouen ducks; @. j. jacks, L. n. Porter,
Rochester, and A. D. Aliis, Oroloco, S. Z. B.
Leghorns and S. c. w. Leghorns: Andrew
Hoyne, Rochester, S. c. B. and S. c. W. Leg
horns: c. j. Jacks, Rochester, eight S. G. b.
Leghorns, average 92Sz points; E. j. Gates,
Rochester. eight coopS Games, scoring from
S915 to 93Z points: H. Kalb and George
Knowlton. Rochester, Plymouth Rocks and
Wyandotte; w. f. Wynn, st. Paul, several
coops of Wyandotte and Partridge Cochins.
james Murray, of ST. Cloud scored the
highest points with his pen of s. S. Hamburgs,
90 being the highest. G. J. Jacks, of this city
scored 80 with his Brown Leghorns. Cockrell
with his coop of eight Brown Leghorns scored
10 points. EX-Gov. Marshall purchased sew
erakprize winners yesterday.
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consists Of sixty-nine members, one chief en-
gineer, one assistant one engineer of fire
steamer and five captains. The apparatus
consists of one steamer, one chemical engine,
one hook and ladder truck, four hose carts
and 800 feet of hose. During the year end-
ing Dec. l, 1886, there were fifteen alarms of
fire, entailing q loss of S12,255: insurance
paid on the same, Sl0,305. The loss By fire
the previous year was S12, 593.75 greater. The
department is in a most excellent condition
throughout. The next term of court for
this county will open the second Tuesday in
January :. The Presbyterians held their an
nual festival at the Casino this evening.
There was a large attendance. Two hun
dred and thirty marriage licenses were issued
by the clerk of court during the year ending
Dec. l.. 1t is proposed to construct tobog-
gan slide on one of the numerous bluffs near
the residence of Z. T. Kingman in South Red
Wing. o. F. Petersen, who lately made an
assignment of his stock of boots and shoes,
will prUbIbly be able to pay about 90 cents
on the dollar.
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D.vid Coiru,,u,. neath

A telegram was received in st. Paul yes
terday announcing the death of David Cole
man. superintendent of the Northern divis-
ion of the Chicago, Burlington & Northern
road. with headquarters at La Crosse. Mr..
Coleman died very suddenly yesterday
morning at 10 clock at Topeka. Kan. The
cause is not known. The deceased had
been with the Burlington road since it was
opened and was formerly connected with
the Atehison, Topeka & Sante Fe road.
He was AZ years of age and leaves widow
and nna child
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4Oteu.. ...''s.'sss ~ Z
SEWERS CONSTRUCTED.

The following streets were severed dur
ing the year, in all twelve miles, at a cost Of
$3.50, 900:
Iglehart, Arundel to Mackubin; Aurora.
Robert to lot s, block 2, Lambs addition;
Grand, Oakland to Floral; Rosabel, Fifth to
Eighth; Bluff, Wabasha to Martin. Martin,
Bluff to St. Peter: Randolph View to West
Seventh; Lincoln, Oakland to Dale; st. Peter,
Martin to University. Dayton Bluff SYSTEM
Bates, Fifth, Fourth, Third, Ravine, Hudson.
Plum, Cherry, Mona, Lizzie. Etna; Saltwater.
Ontario to William: Goodrich. West Seventh
to railroad: Leech, McBoal to Goodrich: IT.
vine Park drive. around Irvine park: Prairie.
Goodrich to Western; Sibley, Seventh to
Eighth; Grand and Lawton to Oakland: Blrff.
Rice TO st. Peter; Wacouta, Sixth to Eighth:
Sixth, Wabash to st. Peter; Ashland. Dale TO
st. Adams: St. Adams, Ashland to
Marshall; Seventh. Maple to Hone:
Summit place, Fuller, Marion, Edmund and
King: Cudor, College to Twelfth: Triton. ST.
Peter to King; Greenbrier, Seventh to Mar
garet; Margaret, Greenbrier to Hope; S;blev
Fever TO Third: Rosabel, Third to Fourth.
Grove, Canada to Broadway: Beaumont.
Paludge, Burr, Hopkins, Bedford, DeSoto'
Collins, Otsego, Lafayette. Cedar, Third to
Fourth; Washington, Eagle to Hill: West
Fourth, ST. Peter TO Market: Dayton. Dale tn
Miller; Martin, Rice to st. Peter: Nash
Mississippi to L'0rient; Ninth, Fourth tn
Oak; Wacouta, Eighth to Ninth. Sixth ward
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OWaGOllnA.
Special To the Globe.


OwAToNNA, Dec. l0.-At the closing ses
sion of the Eighth district lodge /. o. G. T..
held at Odd Fellows hall last evening, the
following corps of officers was elected: D. C.
T., DR.. ID. N. Roberts, city; d. c., j. NJ. Meek
ClaremOnt; D. V. t., Mrs. j. N. Kelly, city;
ID. s., G. w. Everett, Claremont; d. L., L. K.
Johnson, HAVANA; D. P. c. T., l.. l.. Gibson.
Waseca: c. =, w. DEM S, city; d. NJ, A. A
Farnsworth, Berlin; }. Sen, d. w. Pound.
city; Supt. Juvenile work. Mrs. R. H. Cha
pin, city. The next meeting will be held al
Waseca in February 80. The present board OF
county commissioners, which held its last
session yesterday, elected +. S. Meare for
superintendent OF the county poor farm. at =
salary of $500. The new board is Democratic
with one exception. The retiring board is
r -publi3an excepting one member. Rev.
john Stenman, of Waseca, will speak at the
Congregational church Sunday. .Neighb Dor
ing newspapers seemsto be having a good deal
OF sport at the expense of Owatonna because
of her new dog law. However, the law seems
to have had the desired effect. as but yer,
lew dogs may be seen running at large Under
the present law. .Pillsbury academy now
has about one hundred students.
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Iowa Pharmacists.

SPECIAL 70 the GIooe-
Dies MONIES, Ia. Dec. 10.-The phar-
macy board of this state has decided in the
cases of complaints made against H. G.
Weber. S. W. Straight and C. A. Melcher,
druggists of Atlantic, that it has jurisdic-
ton in cases where no convictions have &C.
CURED. but qualities this by saying it is in
the discretion of the board how many vio-
lations shall occur before it takes jurisdic-
ton. Judge McHenry TO-DAY granted an
injunction restraining the board from act
ing further in the above case.
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Lake City.
Cnnaia1 m tho GlOha


LAKE CITY. Dec. 10.-J. W. Clark, of this
city. has challenged McCarty, of Alma, Wis.
to fight at any place and in an manner the
latter chooses. The Ladies' Sewing society
of the Congregational church met ut the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hulett last Wednesday at D..
m. The following committee was appointed
by the Co lgregational church and society to
secure candidates for Office as pastor: J.
Manning, E. J. NcGrath, Mrs. E. J. McGrath,
e. +. Mccall aud Prof. William Moore.
Hon. P. II. Rahilly and brother, M. j. Ra-
billy, have been summoned by telegraph to
the bedside of their dying father at Friends
vile, Pa. Next Sunday Rev. Franklin Fisk.
or BarabOO, Wis, will preach at the Congre-
gational church morning and evening. :. A
regular meeting of Csrnelian lodge will be
held in their rooms next Tuesday, Dec. Il.
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NOTES FROM VARIOUS CITIES.
Red Wing.
Special to the Globe.

SptcIaI 10 the UIODe.
RED WING, Dec. l0.-Joshua Ashton, an
old and highly respectable citizen of this
city, died last night after lingering illness.
aged Go years. MIR. Ashton has resided in this
city since 1855. The funeral will occur on
Sunday afternoon from the residence On Bush
street. "A meeting to perfect the organiza-
ton of the toboggan club will be held at Sal
msgund1 hall on Saturday evening at $50
O'Clock. The remains of Herman Oswald ar
rived from Duluth to-day and were in
TERED here. Red Wing Commandery No. 10,
Knights Templar of which the deceased was
member, conducted the ceremony. Out of
eleven indictments found by the late grand
jury, eight convictions were secured. 9. The
annual reports of the chief engineer of the
fire department show that the department
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PipesIOne.
Special to the Clio be.

PIPEsToNE, Dec. l0.-The body of G. W
LOOMS was taken from the Pipestone ceme-
terry to-day and sent to Black River Falls,
Wis, for burial in the old family lot. Mrs.
LOOMS and son, Frank, accompanied the re-
mains -. Charles Sizer, late deputy post
master, left for Mankato this morning TO be
examined by United States examiner. Mr..
SiZer is after a pension .. Riley WoOdford.
who is assisting our new postmaster 10 learn
the ropes, will leave in few days for bis
home at Sioux Falls. Miss Nancy Stewart,
the deputy postmaster, aud Postmaster Stuart
will run the Office alone. Rev. circuit Is
holding nightly revivals in the Baptist church.
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WashIngtOn rersonais.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.-Col. W. P. V.
Clough arrived here to-day. and is at the
Riggs house. His errand is in connec ton
with the Northern Pacific grant matters.
Postmaster General Villas is in New York.
Thad Pound is in Washington on his an
nual winter station. He is all out of poll
t.ct. and asks ''nOtbing of nobody
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Drake Block st. Paul.
Confirmation OF Assessment for Grading
East Sixth (6th) Street
OFFICE OF THE BOARD oFPUBLIC w oRKs, !
IT Sr Mimi Dec z 1893 {

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. Z, 1885,
The assessment of benefits, costs and ex.
penses arising from the grading of East Sixth
(6th) street, to partial grade, between Maria
Avenue and Hoffman Avenue. in the City of
st. Paul, Minnesota, having been completed
b. the Board of Public Works in and for said
city, said Board viii meet at their Office in said
city at 2 p. m. on the Goth day of December,
A. d. 1886. to hear objections (if any to said
assessment, at which time and place, unless
sufficient cause is shown to the contrary. said
assessment will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list of the supposed
owners names, a description of the property
benefited and the amounts assessed against
the same, to-wit:
Lyman Da. toms Addition to St. Paul.
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this course is acted upon the nomination
lies between Haughen, the present rail-
road commissioner of Wisconsin. and Hans
Warner. ex-secretary of state. When Gen.
Bragg was told to-day that the district
would be given to the Norwegians his COM
ment was: well. they'll never get it
back. They are strong enough up there to
keep it forever" Mr.. Nelson is now the
only Norwegian in congress: He is likely
TO have colleague from his own race.
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Morris.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the GLOBE.
NORRIS, Mimi, Dec. 10.-James Knapp died
suddenly last night of paralysis of the heart.
He leaves wife and three young children in
destitute circumstances. He had been con-
fined with diphtheris fJr the past two weeks,
from which he had about recovered at the
time of his death 80. The G. A. K. post, of
Morris, gave an alegorical entertainment at
court house hall last evening. The entertain
ment drew a large attendance and was con-
cuded by a grand dance at Agency hall. :.
The toboggan slide, just about completed,
will be formally opened tomorrow evening.
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Obituary..

BALTIMORE. Dec. 10.-Rev. II. P. Fitz-
patrick, aged 40 years. rector of the st.
Ignatius church, this city, died at the
rectory to-day. He had been a member of
the Society of Jesus since his early man.
hood. and was popular as pastor.
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Charged With Libel.

Special to the Globe.
DEs MONIES, Ia. Dec. 10. Moses HUI
is acquiring newspaper experience. A
Miner publisher of ChichgO, advertised
books as premiums to subscribers, but die
not care to advertise in HulIs paper, The
New Thought. and the latter denounced
the Chicago man as swindler. Hull was
arrested tonight for criminal libel and gave
bonds. He will be recalled as having been
an Adventist preacher some years ago,
which faith he dropped for Spirituaiism.
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NOrthfield.
snac;el n the clobe. 49,.

SptCIttI 10 ING OIUD6.
NORTHFIELD, MIMI, Dec. 10.-Last even
ing Mr.. and Mrs Fl. z. Kelley entertained
forty of their friends at cards at their com =
Portable residence. The entertainment was
worthy of the host and hostess. For the
last three or four days seighing on the
Cannon river has been of the highest order.
The thaw damaged it to-day. -. To-day the
Young Mems Christian Association of this
city has the anniversary of the dedication of
its elegant building.
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ManirOba EIecIioux,

wINrIPEG, Man., Dec. 10.-General
elections for the province of Manitoba were
he'd yesterday. The Norquay administra-
ton is sustained by 20 seats ont of IS. The
opposition got II seats and the remainder
are independent. All the cabinet ministers
hold their seats. Winnipeg elects one
ministerialist and one opposition.
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sioux city Druggists.

Special to the Globe
SIOUX CITY. Ia, Dec. 10.-The drug
gists have filed motion to d,Smiss the cases
brought against them by Zuik & Gosselin
for failure to comply with the state phar.
macy laws. The motion will be argued and
the cases tried next month.
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ShakOpee.
SneciaJ IN the Globe

6ItCIdI
SHAKoPEE, Dec. 10.-The district court
convenes Monday with the following calen-
dar: Four criminal, twenty-eight civil and
four law cases. There are about fifteen iury
cases, the balance to be tried by the court.
Unless new business springs up the grand
jury can complete its labors easily the first
week, and the term will probably be disposed
of in eleven days. The Wampach company
Is building q large warehouse on Second
street.
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Hastings =.
Special to the Globe.

HASTINGS, Dec. l0.-C. W. Dameral will
travel on the Pacific coast for the Chicago
hardware house he represents, beginning
JAN 1. His headquarters will be Al Oakland,
Cal. The biggest blowout of the season
will be the formal opening of the new tobog-
gan club to-nigh.. Fireworks will be burned,
and gala time will be had in general. Mrs.
L. s. Follett has been elected president Of the
ladies' toboggan club. and Miss Ceestine NJ
Schaller captain. D.. The taking of testimony
in the TruaX-Akin contest is still going on.
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said Have skipped.

1t is said that c. P. Dixon, agent of the
Canadian Pacific road at Portland, Or, has
skipped the country with $1,000 of the
cOmpany's money.
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4 milwaukee Failure.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 10.--NIeyer & Acker-
man. hardware dealers in this city and at
Port Washington, have made all assign
ment for the benefit of their creditorS
Liabilities $4,000; assets not givcn.
Charles o. Schwartz is the assignee.
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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $685., 1872 S1,379 ,038
The streets graded this year were 6319
miles as against 1914 miles last year; wooden
sidewalks laid 4S1z miles against 35 miles
last year; sewers constructed, II miles, last
wear | | miles,
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Assistant Attorney General.

FERGUS FALLS, MIMI, Dec. 10.-At-
torney General-Elect Clapp has selected H.
W. Childs of Fergus Fails, or assistant
attorney general.
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Custer Pl co. Starkey. Concord, Oneca Susan,
Dakota slnd COTE: Summit, Oakland to Dale:
Wacouta, Tenth to Spruce; jackson, Tenth to
Eleventh: harrington, Nelson to Rondo;
Marshall, Kent to St. Albaus.
THE GRAND TOTAL.
The following figures show the amount
making up the grand total expended by the
department during the year, also the cost of
like Improvements for the preceding year: