Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-06
LaEaL LACONEES.

The council called a session last night
and adjourned over until next Monday.
Company e held a very interesting
meeting and drill at the armory last
a night.
Il Land Office Receiver Ziebach ia en-
joying the sweets of his first contest
case today.
Champion hose company No. 2 meets
at the truck house tonight. A fnll
& turnout IS requested.
Judge Learned's court has been occu-
pied today by a civil action and DR.,
BuchaDan's hearing.
The county commissioners have been
in session to-day at the county clerks
n Office in the court house.
Alderman-elect Noonan made the
n champion democratic speech at last
evenings bonfire gathering.
& Look ont for the new photograph gal
lery which will be opened in Tankton in
B 10 about three weeks in the Norris block
on Third street, nearly opposite the
4 postoffice.
NJ. L. Woolley was not at home to
conduct his aldermanic campaign. He
Is doing railroad surveying up the Jim
aud has not been home since he was
/ nominated
The territorial board of railroad cope-
nlSsloners, consisting of Captain Griggs,
VIM Evans and W. Ell McYay, with /
l. West as secretary. will hold its an
nusl meeting in Yankton tomorrow.
The steam ferry boat Senator began
Yesterday maxine regular trips between
iankton and Green Island. A large
\ number OF teams were transported and
there is a promise of the boat dong q
I big business thus season.
Interpreter Rsncontre, brought with
bin from the upper country a tasty
Waking stick each for the variout
United States officers. The canes are
Of white ash ornamented 18th pipe stone
ard elk horn, and will aid greatly IL
supper ing the officers in their de,
clling years.
The spring term of the Yankton col
iege opens tomorrow morning. All thu
students Of last year will be in atten
dance and several new names will b
added to the rolls. The same yer.
efhcient corps of instructors are retained
ana everything points olt o term OF har'
work for all concerned.
Judge West says the engineers ar
now locating the line of the DulutI
railroad from Wllmar to Sioux Falls an
mat construction will be entered upol
az once. This is the road which ha
minitested a tendency to come to Yank
Ton aud about which u board OF trad
uas had some correspondence.
Some dude drank enough fire wat.
wills afternoon to become sort of thrt
sneets in the wind and the other OF
hopping, and he gracefully wandere
ihtc the arms of a special policema
VINO took him to a place where kicki1
sot no avail, and to morrow Jud,
oo1gleton will smile and say So.
please.
Inc four United States prisoners wi
aes now confined in the county Jail
sais pollat were taken before the graz
Jury this afternoon for the purpose
eAercisIng their privilege of challengil
any Juror for cause. The prisoners a
James Hull, FL. Jacobs and John Rib
seuing liquor to Indiana, and Emm
zones Tor stealing horses.
fareIes from Scotland give the res
VI Yesterdays municipal election thu
as follows: Mayor, A. w. Lavend
rrsfk' q. q. Lindley; treasurer, +.
Williams; marshal, 81. NJ. Truesdell, c
Justice. Asa Covell; aldermsn-W.
robinson, 81. A. Reeves, Carl NJ
refdinand each; Cornelius Mayer 0
~. Janda. Two hundred and thirte
'otes were polled, about half o vote.
there Yves a grand hurrah last Mi
ofef the result Of the election, a bon
olazing on the sMorrison house corr