Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-25
CITIZENS LEAGUE.

az 1fabu AIUJ uallt IliS d"it6EuOUu,
there was a meeting of citizens
for the purpose OF COM
pleting the organization Of q citizens
the preliminaries having been
arranged at a previous gathering.
George II, Soougal presided over this
and General Beadle acted as
secretary.
The constitution was presented, read
and adopted.
Professor Bartlett, George II. Hand
and W. II. II. Beadle were appointed a
committee to draft bylaws.
A committee to nominate permanent
officers of the league vas appointed, con.
sisting of Il. P. Wilcox, G. W. Robots. j..
@. Baker, j, H. Murphy and Rev. 9. f.
Olapp.
The committee reported the following
organization, which was adopted:
Pr. sident-J. NJ. Fogerty
Secretary-G. w. Roberts.
lreasurer-Geo. r. Scougal.
Directors M. t. Woolley, E. c.. bud,
ley, j, a. Pierson, B. s. Williams.
Wee presldeuts-Bishop Marty, W. II.
e. Bead e, Rev. Joseph Ward, E. P,
Wilcox, Rev, O. P. Dorset, Rev. G. e.
Hager, Rev, G. f. Clapp, A. f. Bart,
lett, G. j. Wenzlatf, j. q. MeYay, j. r,
Sanborn, j. Q. Baker. G. Fl. Hand.
a motion was adopted authorizing the
appointment Of twelve additional vice
presidents.
The meeting then adjourned subject
to the provisions of the constitution, the
organization of the citizens league hav
ing been perfected.
TIE object Of this league IL TO enforce
existing laws and ordinances, particularly
with reference to the sale o
liquor to minors, the suppression o
gambling Especially among minors
and the closing of saloons on Sundays
These obi ects the constitution pledge
the members of the league to carry out
Its membership 10 already large.
Personal.
J. NJ. Dickson, OF Scotland, is making
| Yankton a visit.
George 81. Hand made a business tril
to Vermilllon to-day.
j. r. Gamble is still confined to hi
residence by sickness.
j. d. Elliot, enc of Tyndall's lega
lights, spent the Sabbath i'll Yankton.
NJ. Van Ornum is very low this after
moor and it is thought will not surviv
the night.
Isaac Waterbury has gone to his UDioI
county farm to see about putting il hi
spring crops.
Father Willard was yesterday calle'
to Salem to attend the funeral OF til
Catholic priest at that place.
Miss Mary Campbell, daughter c
Judge Campbell, returned last nigh
from an extended eastern visit.
Joseph H,tka, of Tyndall, and Josep
Janda. VIM. Jande, @. Ptak and Wn
llebei, of Scotland, were in town yesteI
day as participants in the ~organlzatlo
of the Bohemian lodge.
At the Merchants: August Kraus
st. James; j. b. McKewon, L. j. Whit
R. Y. Baxter, Chicago; E. r Ely, Mil
neapolis; Joseph Zitka, j. d. Elllo
ryndall; j. Y. Tiebel. j. Ii. Peak, SEQ
Iland; George A. Day, Racine; ".
Fowler, Sioux City.
At the Morrison: j. L. Pierce, Nebra
ka; d. Cody, W. Ford, Chicago; CT
/ Il. Wilbur, ID. T. Crouch, Hartingto
(. L. S. Fisher, Omaha; Steven Hokes
/ Glendale; g. Fl. Mall, Saybrook; j..
: Harris, Denver; Il. Shoot, Yanktt
Agency; Buchanan Comedy compan
fourteen members.
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CLAIMS in the she'll.
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} Fresh Smells.
? Sea Founders.
u Fresh Goldfish.
II Lake Trout.
Lake White Fish.
10 Lake Plckerel.
SAT- water Herring.
10 I also have on the road soft and hi
u shell Crab9, 5hrlmps. Blue Fish
u fresh Mankerel. Your patronage
u pectfully sollcited. M. P. BOWLING
at Notice.
BY order OF the president there will
Gar a special meeting of the Woman's
i'm lief corps OF Phil. Kearney post, Nc
m on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 26. 1886,
he the appointment of committees and
other business which may come bel
the corps.
PIP For 1ent-A residence on Dou
he aveJue, between 4th and 9th streets.
ng TENS, inquire of Mrs. f. S. Todd, OF
ge. site the court house.
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rent in Dudley's block, corner of 7
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