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for SALE.

LNuR SALE-CoRSER LOT oN "REESBtrG
" street. QkirkwooiD Bridgeport. q. willie
sold cheap II sold soon. Call on ~ h'iirc-sJ !
HASES, Real Estate Agent, Martini Fern,
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"ANTFp-BOY WITH SO CASH sECURI-
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aetr advertisements.

uvANTFD-AN EXPERIENCED BAKER, TO
w work as second hand. Inquire at LOUIS
PRACHTS BAKERY, 94 Main street. deseq
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D0R sALE-HOUsE AND LOT, NO. 400 MAIN
II street. For further particulars inquire al
400 Main street. Must be sold in 30 days To De
sold by the executor. ueoef
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81 to So a day easily made; work sent by mail, no
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OWEN MA
w CLOSKEY. Last heard of him he was in
West Virginia. Also, Jane Maeloskey, by mar
riage Jane McGrath. Natives OF Glasgow town.
she was last heard from in West Virginia. Their
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whereabouts, either living or dead. Address,
MI. WILLIAM MULVANEY, Lock street, of OF
Main street, Nanayunk, Philadelphia, Penn.
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16

make or give, under oath or affirmation n false
list Of his her their taxable property, or
false list Of the taxable property in the pos
session or under the control of him, her or them,
and required by law to be listed by him, her or
| them, such person shall bo deemed guilty of per-
jury, and, upon conviction thereof, shall he pun.
islied therefor as is by law provided for the pun
ishment ofperjury."
1t is the duty of assessors, without fear favor,
to call TO the attention of the public prosecutor
any cases coming within the scope of the above
section. Its provisions are likewise applicable to
false sw caring by parties supposed TO have knowl-
edge regarding the taxable property of other
persons.
Section 5l5 Of the penal code says: "Every per-
son who, In making any statement, oral writ
ten, which is required or authorized by law to
be made MS the basis OF imposing any tax or as
sessment, or Of All application to reduce any tax
or assessment, willfuly states any material mat
ter which he knows to be fase Is guilty of mis-
derneanor"
1t will be seen by this section from the penal
code that the law makes It not only crime to
swear falsely in regard to the listing of property
for purposes of taxation, but that 1t likewise
are not sworn to. No person can with safety
make any representations regarding what he
owns
1t is impossible to establish a general rule with
respect to the taxation of movable property
which happens on the first day of April to be tenn
porarily In another district than that where 1t is
kept" but such cases will have to be left to
the judgment of the assessor in each individual
case, and he must have continually in mind the
requirement that such property must certainly
be taxed somewhere.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
Little Locals.

The program of the celebration at the Chap.
manviile schoolhouse OH the Sd Of July will be
published next week.
The school In the Pleasant Valley schoolhouse
began lass Tuesday with Miss Bertha Packer as
teacher and ten scholars in attendance.
Mr. j. A, B. Tramel, a wealthy farmer of Jas
per County, Iowa. Is thinking Of max ing visit
to his son, Mr. J. NJ Tramel, of the Armstrong
neighborllood, this season.
The RECORD has a sample of barley from the
ago. 1t is exactly two feet in length; also a sam.
pie two feet and nine inches in length taken last
Saturday from Mr. Packers barley field.
There have been several showers since last
issue, and grain is in perfect condition A good,
heavy, soaking rain would make the breaking
plows run much more easily. LATER-Saturday
and Sunday there were heavy rains, and the soil
Is in perfect condition.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
Noxious Weeds!
An Act to Prevent the Spread of Nox-
ious Weeds in the Territory
of Dakota.
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory of Dakota

Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory Of Dakota
SECTION ]. Every person and every corporation
shall shall destroy upon NIL lands which he or she
shall occupy, all weeds of the kinds known us
canada thistle cookie burr and mustard, at such
vent their bearing seed. Such time and manner
of destroying such weeds shall be prescribed by
township boards of supervisors or by county
organized into townships, and the same shall be
published at least two weeks in some newspaper
pvoiShsd I%o 3sdeni in the the county not less than
scribed. Provided, That if there be no news
paper published in the county, then written no
tices OF the same shall be posted the same as
cation: Every overseer of highways Of every
township or county shall also in like time and
manner destroy all such weeds that may grow
any other unoccupied land therein, which the
occupant thereof shall refuse or neglect to de-
stroy For SO doing such overseer shall have
such compensation, payable out of the township
treasury or county treasury, as the township
board OF supervisors or board of county commits
sioners upon the presentation of his account
separate items the charges OH each piece of land,
describing the same, shall deem reasonable and
the respective accounts SO paid, except for the
destruction of sucl, weeds upon the highways,
Shall be placed on the next tax-roll of the town
ship or county, as the case may be, in a separate
column headed For Destruction Of Weeds" as a
S"N Vic luntid upon Wnl0u SuCn weeds
were destroyed, and be collected rs other taxes,
and the entry of such tax on the tax-rol shall be
conclusive evidence of the liability of the land so
taxed to such tax.
SECTION Q. If the occupant of any such lands or
any such overseer shall fail to destroy such
weeds us so required, such occupant or overseer
shall forfeit not less than five dollars nor more
than liity dollars. The chairman and each SUI
pervisor of every township, ofthe chairman and
each commissioner of counties not organized
into townships, shall prosecute, promptly for
every such forfeiture which he shail have reason
to believe to have been incnrred.
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ASSESSM ENTS.
From Auditor CaldWeIl,s Circular
of Instructions to Assessors.

From Auditor Caldwell's Circular
of Instructions to Assessors.
CONTINUED from Last Week.]
That portion of the law relating to the oath re-
quired of the person making the list is so
sweeping and so specific that it would seem that
sessment, unless the maker Of the list resort to
willful perjury. The assessor will, before admin
istering the oath, let the person sworn under
the affidavit made; and, If the officer has any
room for believing that there is any taxable prop
erty omitted or undervalued, he will call atten-
secure full listing of property. Perjury in re-
gard to listing property Is punishable precisely
the same as perjury in regard to anything else.
that. in case any person required to render tie
list under oath fails refuses to do so the asses
sor, in order to perform his duty as required in
any person whom he supposes to have knowledge
in relation to the property required to be listed;
and, II any such person refuse to testify when 80
to be recovered In civil action in the name and
to the use of the proper county, and the assessor
shall make a minute Of the names of persons re-
fusiDg to swear to such list, to testify in rela
ton to property, and shall note the same the
list, and return the same to the board of county
commissioners, and the county board of equali-
Zation shall add 80 per cent thereof to the amount
i'll value of property returned by the assessor as
affirm
rendering the list shall include all property, he
fails or refuses to render the required list, not
withstanding he may have made out a partial
statement and sworn to 1t ; and in that case the
assessor Is warranted in proceeding set forth in
section 10, given above. The right to examine
other persons whom the assessor may suppose to
have knowledge in relation to property required
to be listed furnishes means which can be very
effectively used. and places within the hands Of
the assessor power which leaves scarcely any
excuse for his being deceived misled. The
concluding portion Of the section attaches very
serious penalty for refusal to swear to list Of
property. It positively directs the county COM
Of the value OF. property returned as the list Of
the owner Elio 80 refuses to swear; and, not only
that, but a4so to add 80 per cent to the amount
of the val2e Of property Of the person supposed
to have knowledge In relation thereto, in case he
refuses toRwear in regard to 1t.
Sectioni1S says: "K any person shall willfully
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
Religious.

A fair-szed and attentive congregation listened
on commencing his DISCOURSE gave an apologetc
notice that, owing to the condition Of his lungs,
he might be compelled to abruptly end his ser
tors, he was able to finish his discourse without
interruption. He took for his text Isaiah
lv.:e-7--"Seek ye the Lord while He may be
the wicked forsake his ways, and the unright-
eous man his thoughts; and let him return unto
the Lord, and He will have mercy upon him;
The discourse throughout was thoroughly prac-
tical and bristling with good thoughts, which, II
remembered and woven into the web of each
brighter, and happiness and contentrnent would
gladden. the hearts of all. Faith without works
is dead, and the religion that Is not woven into
every act of life availeth nothing.
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TAKEN UP.

On Saturday, June 13, there came into
my inclosurc, on section 20, township 1876,
range rs, one pair of heavy horses, one
bay and the other black. Owner can
have the same by proving property and
paying charges.
G. J. ANDERSON.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
A Caucus.
To the Editor Of the RECORD:

A caucus was held in schoolhouse No. 8,
of the Williamsport school District on
June 8, 1885, for the purpose of nominate
ing candidate for school director. The
meeting was called to order; Henry
Chapman was chosen chairman and E. NJ.
Hodgkinson secretary. On motion Lot
Koker was nominated as candidate for
school director, whereupon the meeting
adjourned E. NJ. HODGKINsoN, Sec'y.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
The Holland Settlement.

correspondence OF the RECORD. June 8.
Mr.. +. Osborne, Of Clarke county, Dak., has 10.
Gated in 130-77
Mr.. o. w. Dysema bought II yoke OF oxen
from Mr.. Bumstead last week. Price $12O.
Mr.. A. q. Ouwersloot's brother from the old
country utrecht. Hollnnd) arrived here to-day.
II. Schaf from Fargo, is here looking
2O-13O-T6.
Mr.. A. Kenworthy. who located on section q ,
township 13O, range II, went back to Iowa to see
his family.
Mr.. II. Van Beck, John dc Mots, G. Greene.
weld and others went to the river at La Grace on
fishing expedition. yesterday.
Nearly every one is breaking on his claim. The
rain we had yesterday made plowing easy There
will be between 5000 and 5000 acres turned over
in this vicinity this year. J.M.V
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Elder H. d. Brown, of Bismarck, will preach at
Winchester next Sunday, June 20. at II a.. m. and
4p M, and ut Williamsport on Monday, June 81,
at o'clock p. m.
The Rev. David Writ will preach at Williams
port next Sunday, aftec the close OF Sabbath
school.
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FOR SALE.

Two hundred cows and young heifers
two-ycar.olds), at Manning's ranch.
BY LOGAN & MCCULLOUGH,
Bismarck. D. T..
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Laundry and Dye.vyorks.

Bismarck Steam Power Laundry and
Dye-Works, No. 20 Fourth street. A
first-class bath -house in conn ectlon. 8.
L. Higgins, sole proprietor.
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STRAYED.

Sixty head of sheep. marked with a
bob and slit on the left ear. Any one
bringing them to Harmon's Ranch, on
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An Invitation.

WlNCHETTER, juno ~.
Mr.. AND Mrs SrREETER: There is to be social
party here on the evening of Thursday, the 17th
inst, and your presence is very much desired
The invitation is also cordially extended TO the
people generally.
Respectfully, MRS. c. II. BuMsrEAp,
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Choir Meeting.

The members of the Willamsport Choir will
please meet for practice at Wiliamsport School
house, Saturday evening, at $3.50 o'clock.
D. r. RUPERT, Chorister
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FURNITURE.

For the largest stock, greatest variety
and lowest prices of any furniture house
in the city of Bismarck call on the we'll
known and popular firm of VIM. D.
Smith & Co.
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FOR. RE MT.

Good house and barn. one half-mile
from Wllliamsport. Apply to H. A.
ARMSTRONG, Williamsport, Oak.
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Base Ball..A Challenge,

The Chapmanvile Base Ball Club would be
pleased to contest friendly game of ball with
Sd Of July, at p. m, at Pleasant Valley grounds.
6E.N. HoDGKINsoN, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

A breaking-team--one. yokesp large
oxen. Terms cash. Call on JsS KEIM,
two miles southwest Of Williamsport.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
What the Money Was Paid For.
To the Editor Of the RECORD:

WILLIAMspsnT, June H.
In the proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners, as published in the RECORD last
week, find the statement: $194 paid 10 VIM. "
Wade, fees in the Gilbert case. The sum named
was paid to the Capital National Bank, of Bis
marck, as money refunded for fees paid to wit-
nesscs In the Gilbert trial, and not to me.
VIM. V, WADE,
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INVITATION.

AT the meeting held Friday evening the under
signed was authorized to invite, on behalf Of
the people OF Willamsport and vicinity, the citi
on the Fourth and unite with us in a celebration
Of the 10th anniversary of the nations birth.
And such invitation is hereby cordially extended.
Respectfully, D. R. SrREErEE
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GloncOe.


Correspondence OF the RECORD. June IA.
Master Donnie Stevenson was In from the COW
camp yesterday
Alex Mcdonald had the misfortune to lose IL
fine colt last Week.
There was quite a heavy fall of rain on Satur-
day and Saturday night last.
The Rev. l. 0. Sloan will hold religious services
at the Stewartdale schoolhouse on Sunday, the
goth, ats O'Clock.
Don't forget the ioe-cream festival at the Glen
ooe church OH the evening of the Gath. Doors
will be open at o'clock.
There was quite large audience at the 6 len
coe church last Sunday. Among those present
from distance were MIR. and Mrs Buchanan of
Buchanan, and Mrs. Carpenter of Armstrong.
Fred Cotton mado Il trip to the Capital last
with rain. He had but one oil coat, and it took
all that to keep the groceries dry. The wetting
quite necessary, however us cotton would hardly
reach the height ofsix-foot-two without plenty Of
rain. WILBEi,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16

has been such a wide range of opinions as t." the
size attained by pumpkins grown on Dakota
soil that we concluded to put it to fair test and
decided that the true and only way was to send
to plant the same and accord them the usual
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
COUNTY NEWS.
LivOllu.
June H..

LivOnu.
Correspondence of the RECORD. June II.
Tho weather is fine.
Crops arc looking well.
Mrs: 9. g. Livingston visited at Mr.. Beaudry's
on Friday.
Messrs. Charles Mcintyre, Wesley Baker, Peter
Sher. and Mr.. William Gardner of Gayton, all
went 10 the Capital City "in a crowd ON Thurs
day.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
The Fourth.

The Fourth.
AS announced in the RECORD last week,
our people have determined that the
Fourth Of July shall he celebrated in
proper style. A meeting was held at
Schoolhouse No. 1, Friday evening, Mr..
J. II. Worst beng chosen chairman and
Miss E. F. Connor secretary. 1t was
moved and carried that we celebrate the
Fourth of July on the 5th. The people
are invited to meet at the county office at
2 o'clock, and march to the schoolhouse,
where exercises will begin at 8.
PROGRAM.
!. Music.
2. Prayer.
3. Music.
T. Reading of the Declaration of Independence
g. Exercises by the children.
z Music.
g. Grafton,
g. Music.
After the exercises the time will be
spent socially Supper will be served at
D O'Clock. After supper there will be
races and other amuscmcnts, and in tha
evening fireworks and dancing.
u. II. Strecter was chosen president Of
the day and instructed to invite the citl-
zens of Emmons County generally to be
present.
The details were left to the following
committees who are authorized to secure
all tbe-money and help they can for their
Inherent departments
Nlusic-N1essrs. D. II. Rupert, Henry Shidc, the
Misses Libbie Kurtz, Eva Campbell, Annie Cell
Literary Exercises E. T.. Herricls. IT.
A. Armstrong, the Misses Ella Yeuter, f. +.
Connor, Bertha Packer,
Supper-Mrs. w. l.. Ycater Mrs. j. Kciln, Mrs.
d. r. Streeter, Mrs J. L. Boutillier Miss Stella
Edick, Miss Lizzie Taipc. Messrs. II. D. Connor,
Edick.
Races-Messrs Thomas Kelly, Thomas Bottom
Robinson. r. II. Thistlethwaite.
Fireworks-Messrs.H IL. A. Armstrong, Ed Saws
age, John Roop, d. II. Yeater, Charles Chapman,
Masters Joe Walker and Johnnie Edck.
Dancing-Messrs Henry Chapman, j. B. Brock,
Charles kilborn A. Croghan, William Campbell.
miscellaneous sAmusemcnts-Messrs.E ED. Camp
bell, Fred Cotton, w. Hicks, Ii. H. Pitcher, w.
Mttlcstedter, 8. 4. Wood.
Committee TO Preserve Order-Messrs. VIM. "
Wade, W. L; Yeater, Jacob Keim, William Mar.
gaCll, Can't. Cotton
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marck; but, if we have overlooked any one, by
calling at our store or notifying us through the
mail we will send the seeds ut once, free of !
charge. Do not lose sight of the fact that no
where in Bismarck or North Unkota can YOU |
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
n,s, a'e PUMPKINS GROW ,,ls',

For several weeks we have been sending
through the mails to farmers within the vicinity
of Bismarck pumpkin seed with circular en-
closed, entitled, GLOW Large Will Pumpkins
Grow in Dakota?" We stated therein that there
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16
a go Sult OF ClOtheS.
A 20 Suit of Clothes.
A Is Suit Of Clothes.
A 10 Suit of Clothes.
A 10 Suit Of Clothes.
A 10 Suit Of Clothes.
A 10 Suit of Clothes.

find such All immense stock of Clothing, Fur
nisling Goods, Boots, Shoes etc., at such awfi,lIy
low prices, as are sold over our counters.
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
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cultivation.
In order to make it an object for those wish
ing to assist US in this enterprise we have nr-
ranged for q "Prize Pumpkin Contest" which
is free for all, and are Offering ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS IN Prizes, to be distributed as follows /:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16

For the Largest Pumpkin
For the Second Largest Pumpkin
For the Third Largest Pumpkin
Tor the Longest Pumpkin
For the Smallest Pumpkin
For the Nearest-Squar Pumpkin
For the Oddest- Shaped Pumpkin
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n N. HUNT,
ATTonNEY-AT-LAw,
BISMARCK, OAK.
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w II. WILLIAMSON, Dentist, Bismarck, d.
w . Il. Extracting, SOC; Filling, from 81 up: ::
Artificial Teeth, $40, SIS and $40 per SET Office
over Raymond's Bank, opposite postoihce 40
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-16

II W. BRlNGl!URST, Money to loan on per-
IL. sonml and cln,ttel security. Good Notes
bonght Highest price paid for County Warrants,
Union Block. 26
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