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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-26
Almost Incredible.

"If you are quiet, honest citizen Of
New York, how did these skeleton keys
and brass knuokles happen to be found
in your pants pockets ?" asked Judge
Duffy of hard.looking case.
"Were those things really found In my
pants?" asked the prisoner, incredu-
lousy,
"You know very well that they WERE"
"Well, Judge, the only explanation l
can offer is that during the scuffle, me
and the policeman who arrested me
must have changed pants. We were
very much excited at the time. Texas
Siftings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-26
Easter at the Springs.

with verdure Clad" nay, even the
whole of Haydn's creation, would be a
fit oratorio to be performed under the
foliage Of the pecan trees at the San
Pedro Springs, temple not made with
hands, the auditorium rejuvinated ma
ture, the singing birds; indeed, the best
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-26
Racket 81 Salliway,

Plain and ornamental plasterers, have
their card in the LIGHT to-day. These
gentlemen MAKE a specially of fine work
Also do repairing on short notice. The
only ornamental cement front in this
city has just been completed by them on
the new Frost building, on Flores street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-26
II. a. S. Gun Club.

The Hugo & Schmeltzer Gun Club
held their third match shoot on Govern
ment hill yesterday afternoon. On ac-
count of the weather, a small number of
members was present. At Is yards, four
glass balls, five matches, the following
scores were made:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-26
Engaged.

The engagement of marriage between
Mr.. Joseph Frank, a young merchant Of
Laredo, to Miss Bertha Frank, n we'll
known society young lady OF this city,
is made public and the wedding will
shortly be contaminated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-26

Try Fowler's ice cold soda water,
with positively pure fruit syrups; also,
vichy or soda, with milk Of magnesia,
wheat phOsphates, tongaline or acid
phosphates, lemon, orange, raspberry.
strawberry and chocolate syrups a spe-
cialty. No. II West Houston st. 4-l6-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-26
Ice Cream Festival.

There will be an ice cream festival at
233 Commerce street tomorrow evening,
given by the ladies OF and in favor of the
First Baptist church. The public is in
vited to attend, and fairy fingers will
deal out the frozen refreshments.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-26
Alamo Gun Club.

The Alamo Gun Club, at their grounds
at San Pedro park yesterday afternoon,
made the following score in five matches
at five olaY birds each, Is wards rise:
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-04-16
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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30

SIC. q Recnlaf;rg tha w.t.. -.
tbrouobeut M, ..n,ire towu .x,s,,, ls-,..S
way win BE- iust fbe s.rs !. sss,l''. I, ~
cent that snywhe,e "a IN R,csl g. !, 80.
The priyi,er. E,r nttnch;nv =, ..,,,s,,s.
zion stop viii lie sI4 instend a. s.a 81 n
section /. provided ,bn. na,binr i.,-s<
, thuu one balf in,h nina Il uxet 4 -, 80
wanting to ,,se larger pine th.r ,n,.hslf
inch will c,,mc under s..ett,,n 4 ,ad n.
govern d the same
SFc. 3. Estahlisbinr rcnts-- tp.fsx
rates throughout the tsvn ~ NtIIsr
. Hotel. special: hverv harms srac;~I.
school ho,,.es spreial. III rs,hl;r h.;,d;r~s
, speeial; all pubiic works that des;rr wat -
! special. Rcstanrants s12 per wear -.
looms IS per wear ia-bcrsh,.p& "A
81 90 additional for each III tuh. stores
| 81 per year. hanks "a per r.ar ofBces ~
per year, shops s4 per wear. dwelling
houses a. per year. laui.drirs special.
mills special. railroad, special. borses nor
4 he,sd Sos per YER mnles ner head sf,t, r,er
year, cattle per head soc per wear. calves
ever y rssrth- sUc per year. hogs "a r,unl4
der frsm 1 to 10 70 cents pcr YEAR from
I, 10 to 20 cents per ,t,.f. larger number
spe ial. ~
+ SFc Z. No person or persoy;s sre aIIaw&
~ u, rn, WAY 90 interfere with anxthins
rerte;ni, to the wat r works of The t.wr
Of Miller, and upon conviction of snyone
Interfering with the well, Are h,arants.
corporation steps or gate valves or snv..
thing else on The water works shall bs
fned not less than orc dollar nor moro
than hye dollars and costs OF suit for each
aud every oifense. and shall stand commit.
ted until said fneana c,sts ara paid IN fun.
And any person or persons having the
authority to open 81 eire the we'll. Ore
hydeenis or gate valves or anything in thn
water -ystem will not come under thi, sec-
tion. The person having the authority
to open or close the well. irs hydrants or
gate valves n,u.t he elected ~ tbe h.sr
cSn,pany and governed by their foreman
or the fire chief of tho Department vf ,he
town Of Miller.
Src S No person or p.rsons in the
town Of Miller that has private bydrnnts
and he !. are allowed TO hermit any other
person TO take water from them In any
quantity whatever unless the persons have
paid their water rent 10 the town Of Miller
~ ordng /, their grade they may come
under. But il Is hereby agreed that there
can US mnnv combine and use water iron,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
MILLER SCHOOL REPORT
iiller public schnnl rennrf for mnn

Roll Of HONOR
The roll of hon contains Il o names "
those who were neither absf st nor tardy
dnring the month ending September IL,
1888,
High schoo'--S A Crawfori, teacher,
Helen Nest, Nellie Shields. Belle Steb-
bins. Eva Barnes. Minnia H,lbio. Bertha
Yeonan. Irene Tpm-'e--.n Willie Nor
row Harry Martin, re.i Cummings and
Raleigh Mead.
First Grammar--H A.. SINISTER, teacher;
Lewis won1s. Hor ''e .tnrluw. Snsie
Churchill. Florentr' Sn,sr' Alice Cnm.
minps. Mary rNt,.i, ss and Mray Cum
! mipcs
| First Interrls 'iaie-- Meitis Lawrenre,
teacher; Len M,T IN. Geo Rankin. Cyril
! Stebhins. 1ss.e Woods. Fannie Iapa
| Hrrman Bar es. N.fda blanchard. Ollie
SIN tn. 6crtie Jaynes and Alice Temple
4 man.
First primary--L Ia Snoddv, teacher
Nellie Lane. Ess Adams. Ella Morrow
Walter Hubbard. Iiiar Carl. Grnce Greg.
orv Belle Morrow Michel Rnnkin. I4ttis
Galhv. Mabel Cummings. Fannie M.ore
Frank Cumming. Cherries ndle. Nathan
Ollie. Hattie Yong. Leo cftrsll. St-lb
Gregory. Lena fsn"hsrd. Stella Carl and
Eii,h Rankin. y. A. CR.wFoBp.
( rrfpeit,nt
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
ORDINANCE no. "a
Amended to Read as Follows
nsssiailns ths Water Works OF The rssn si
Miller

Regulating the Water Works OF The rssn si
Be u ord,ined hy the Chair nan and Board
Of Trustees Of the Incorporated town Of
Miller
SECTION l. Regulating the water
works on Braoadway itreet II is hereby un !,
der stoad thaf the town Of Miller owns and
costroIs the entire water works inside the
curb lines, which are ten fc,t from build-
ings on each side Of the street Any per-
.ons wanting water will give notice to amy
member Of The council and upon such
notice the town Of Miller Will put the
water to the curb line aud put in corpor-1
alton stop there, ana then the applicant
viii have to pay t, the town VI Millr.
the sum Of SIS for the privilege Of tapping
the corporation stop; ana then the arpii.
cant takes he water from the curb line
at his own expense. and puts in wherever
10 may desire. except that he Is not allow-
ed 10 put bi drant on side walk nSlcss
10 is secured by i,ck aud kcy. No op'.n
bydrants are allowed anywhere o,f
side Of buildings. Each and every per-
son is required to pay water rect TO the
town Of iiller according 20 whatever
graiss he may come under, the SAID reats
TO bc PAID quarterly in Edvsrrc. And
any person .. persons isilsng 20 rey ttei
water rent when due. AMI notice been
given lhembyth- c,lls,tss uf water rent,and
In "a .ur. from such notice II tho water
rent is paid ln,ms hatch, thereafter
the town III Miller viii shut of TIE wafer
at tho corporstis.n stop on curb line until
all back rents b,ye been paid and
ena dollar extra for the wstrr to hc turnel
on again hy the to~nof Miller, aud moth
ing less Than quarterly p.ynen's VIII ee
taken at any time. Water rents will
become due On the first day Of 6btobcr,
january. April and July Il each soar
And each and every pe~on owns BIZ
private hydraa, and pipe isom the curb
line in; and each and every n rson is re-
quircd to keep his own 10 repair a. tie
town II not rvspanAib'e nor viii! It do any
tang eu',iGe u is c,.r5 lises
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
councILMAN I. p. wYLAnD

The Democrats Legislative convention
atGettysburg at had as representatives from
this county, A. d. Hill. Geo. G. CasIer.
c. semmes. VIM. Major, Sam Roriek.
Harry Shields, Henry Miller, John Nor
row. Z. H. Cummings. Dan Hall. Chas.
Adams. y. L. Livingston. W. +. Bowie,
J. W. Aaloney and another whose name
has escaped Ms.
However. only four went. VIZ: w. II.
Miller, Sam Rorick. c. II. Cummings.
an w w. Emmons The convention
nominated I. r. wyland Of this county
for member of the Council Mr.. Wyland
isan old wheel horse in the Democrary. \
ipan OF superior horse sense. as honest a
man AZ ever breathed, hard working
fnrmer ana one OF the hrst settlers in
1850. But. nlas, q Democrat. Uncle
Isaac will eontinus to be respectable
4 fnrntar
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30


or course our readers have right to
demand cessation Of the newspaper
wrangie between the PRESS aud Republi-
can. We have concluded to do so, for
the present. Bat the reader must remel..
Der that were e in our place II may be he
would exercise his privilege to follow his
own inclinations some times whether Il
suited others or not. We say to our read
ers We may have done wrong in assailing
the character of the editor OF the R.pub.
lican. We are willing TO concede he is as
honest as the average citizen. But not
by u confaundrd sight will We meekiy
submit to the belief that he Is God Al.
mighty and that we are the most misera-
bic sinner extant as one Is led TO infer from
reading his paper. To show that he was
but an Ordinary mortal We recently pub
lished the particulars of wheat deal IN
which the proLib editor Hsured to bis own
interest.
He replies with his side OF the story
which was different from that given in the
PRESS, ~ we expected. To make Ills
case stronger, as hs inagines. he publishes
grist OF recommendations IRON 10, IT
prominent po.iticians snd business men In
Iowa. Everybody knows how readily a
politician will scratch 81 personal in.
dorsement There is not man Ia the
county who could not All his pockets with
them In a couple Of hours. We never
saw q tramp printer but could show
up plenty q them OF course the read
ers of the Republican wondered why,
since Templeman had lived In the county
nearly four years. he had TO 60 back to
Iowa for his endorsement In short it Is y
''cheap John' character that muxt rely on
Endorsements. Actions speak louder than
words. Sedgwiek ipdorssd by the United
States. went to Mexico few days ago and
got ''fuilern a goose" in bawdy bouss.
The statements made in the PRESS about
this S7.35 man were correct and ss =
clincber We submit DIR wsrkes state
mcnt herewith. aud anyone who knows
jim NaEkrs khoWs Ilat MS NOfu IN Us
good as Governor Kirkwood'.. even IL he
is only farmer aud wears old clothes:
MILLER. DAxorA, Sept "a. 1856.
i, j. II. warke. q citizen OF Hand coua-
y, Dakota, depose anu SAY that the main
points set forth in an Article Ia tbs HAND
COUNTY PRESS of September is, 1856.
rsla ing 50 a What deal Letween J. !.
Tempirinaii. es..,vr of the Hand couGl,
Republican and myself are true and cor
rect. And 1t the time used tie Expression
Il notice when people IN this country see
an opportunity 10 their advantage they
generally embrace iS"--or words 10 thnt
effect--in estenustion OF his conduct.
J. II. WAKE. wsigher.
The statement made In the foregoing by
). II. warke il to our knowledge trne AID
correct. ID. W cowAKp.
Sec'y Hand Co Elevator 20.
o. b. FULTON,
Book keeper.
A. ID. HILL,
President.
r. M. MEAD.
layer.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
SUNNUNS
lEnRIroRY OF DAKorA.

County q Hand
In justices court before ssion Bryan. Jastiss y
ths Pesas.
Childs& ronua Plaintiff.
BY II. Q. Kibbsc, chief elerh Of chiids
Young and aseat
|
ChEsn ncy Craig and nniira Craig dsfendants
The Territory sf Dakota sends pieeiiag
10 Channcy crug and Almirs Grsig aen-isntsl
v.ai are hereby summoned 10 apresr before me AZ
my ofhce In Miller In Hand county. D. on the Sta
day OF November. A. ID. 1876, Al o'csoct a, n. u
answer 70 the caiaplaint Of tho above nause<
pisintiif chsids Young who elaine ~ recover q
yon the suin Of nity- IL dollars aud sesertyfiets
cent? on yonr prolnL ssofy nste on hook seconnt
dated January 1, 1873 due and payable - days
after aafs ut The Hand County pank with interest
at ~ per cent fer abuusn. fee S55.4A
Yon are hereby notified that II You fail 10 Npress
and an 'wef as above required ssid plaint!n vi Y
tske Judgment for s5S.7s and &5.G5 attorney
fees be sidcs the costs of this act lon.
Given under my han this IS day Of scpfsmi'~f.
A. d 1856 sofoS BnrxN.
s<p1.tg Justice Of tho paaf within apdIsb
Hand rorufr. u y.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
THE PROPER THING

Concerning the ie-nomipaiion of o. s.
Clifford at Yankton inst Thursday, the
Press and Dakotaisn remarks,
The conclusion ef the yankfon convep-
tion will he acceptable To large mnjority
Of the Republicans OF Dnkota. They
were fairiy represented in the convention,
which contained nm overwhelming senti,
m'nt in favor of division and its concur.
rent fea'ty to Mr.. Clifford "he battle
has buen fairly fought in the Rcpublicun
party upon the issne Of the division oi
this grand TERRITORY into two ststes.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30

"a
Fifth Judicisi District
In district court In and for Hand eauaty,
A. G. Burnhain,
l.. W. Ta'irys,
J. n. Brown. and
V. Mcdowell. partners un.
der the firm name of Purrl-
ham Tulleys AGO. Plaintiff
vs..
Bsnlsniin Y. Payne. Summons
Marv fayae
". Tniisvs. ~ trustess fer
Clarence n Hess.
Clarence Hers.
Charl-s A. T. Turner and 4
l.. H. Watts.
The Territory OF Dakota sepds greeting.
To Benjamin y. pryne. Mary H. Payne. !. W
Tu,leys. oftrustee for Clarence X Hess: Clarence
IL Hess, Charles rrner. and !. ". watts. de
PENDANTS. you arr hereby summaned and reqnir-
cd to answer the complaint oi the above usfned
plaintiffs copy of which a herewith served npor
yo.t and 10 serve copy OF your answer upon thu
subscvibers at the.r Office IN Miller D. T, within
thirty days otter the fcrvise OF this Summons or
you exclusive of the dAs Of sn.h ser,ics. and !
Won fail 10 this COMPLAINT within that tina
the plaintiffs viii sri, "a the ooart ter ;e lie
damsndesi in the complaint.
Dated at Miller d. r. this Isl day OF September
a. n. 1876.
sept1G HUrsos h HAKTryy.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
PARTNERSHIP no ICE !.

This i 10 certify that Iarfard v Williams ana
John o. Pyle arc psrfrer- d,in hu iness unSer
the firm nsne of wiIli4ms a Pyle. Thst they r.
side In the town Of Miller In Hand county, Ter.
ritory Of Dskota, Were the prfncipal place
husine ss ot said partnership r situated and that
there are NJ other memhers of said partner.hip.
Dated september es, issG
MAkF1p Y. WILLIAMS.
joss l. PYLE.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30

Wants it understood that lie is still making

AT ten cent straight He charges commission
fee and has not done this He not candidate for
Office aud hence prepared do well NEXT
YEAR Why will sensible man pay commission when he
get hs money without commssoni Til commission will
for coal and buy school books your
children write your final proofs free of any charge what
pay the cash you the mortgage
office You don't have wait the slow operation having
recorded abstracts made all Huron
Pierre first. If lean company will the agent
then how does the the
with his papers? talk plain mean business
enthusiastic because have the inside
feel that the farmer money If then shalt be
happy.
Recoect that go land free of charge whether
make the loan and tell you he land what will give
you My references you know the people do business
with In these second all the money till
reeas for the oid loans because there always
possibility that on the old loan but all such
will make liberal cash advan free of any
to make good loans good honest farmers II you
you "singe and don't have live IT..
can't do anything for you unes you HAVE ACTUALLY LIV
ED ALL THE TIME ON THE LAND
G.. II. CARROLL,
Miller, Dakota.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
i.TERRiToRY OF DAKOTA !
County Of Hand

On tbs eth day Of Sept-mber 1854. befnr- me
per-onsl y appeared Manford y. Williams and John
l. Pyle. who are personally known % me 70 10
the persons VIII, described In and who
ecutsd tho foregoing certificate and seseraliy ~.
knowledged 10 me that they executed the same.
GroRsR II, GaRHoLL.
s3p21H Notary Pnblc. Dakota
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
TO TIE PUBLIC .
Miller,

TO TIE PUBLIC:
shall not loan any more money on chattels he
fore January 1st, 1887. 1t my purpose when
commenced handling county warrants to bring them
up as near par as possible. They worth at that
time 65 cents the dollar. paid for hrst issues 80
cents, and am paying % cents for small aud
81 CENTS FOR LARGE WARRANTS.
at better rate OF interest aud such time would
suit the convenience Of the borrower have succeed
ed in this in part you having been able to get money
from me long time for II to per cent per month,
without commissions mortgage fees I hold
s261OO00 worth eff paper loaned for individuals, and
prepared carry for you any reasonable length
of time at II per cent per month, in consideration
that the interest is paid promptly and the security
mans good. ALI money that have loaned for
porations will be renewed at per cent per month.
On January 1st 1887, expect to supply the demand
tor ehattel money at per ceLt per month.
shall continue to oaa real estate at straight
10 TER CENT WITHOUT COMMISSION.
From 90 to "a cents paid Tor county warrants.
Township and school township orders bought ut
the market value. SIS. KELLER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA /

np1tI
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-30
MON Ely
TO VOTERS, BORROWERS
AND MORTGAGORS.

DelhS as hHl cahdiudte lot
District Attorneyship | shall
loan more money than ever on
real estate between now aud
November. commenced hand
ling Loan Compauy's money
some 4 years ago for the pnr-
pose OF increasing my excheouer
Money WAS worth at that time
I25 cents on tho dollar, and
through my magnanimity / have
made real estate secnrity stand
parallel to IA gold dear. I
charged them 8 per cent com
mission on small loans and 5
per cent COMMISSION on large
loans. 1t was also my purpose
to furnish money on gilt edge
real estate ssecurity ut bette.
rate OF interest aud on such time
"a would suit the borrower.
have succc eded in this braveIy
as you all know. Yoa have
been able To get money from me
on long time for III to- per ct.
commission with out mortgage
fees as l have | have arrange
ments to meet such fees. | now
holl v100, 900 worth OF securities
loaned for eastern eapitalists,and
ann pref AIRED tn carry 1t for you
on any reasonable length Of
time at ten per cent straight ia
consideration that the interest
ia paid promptly aud the secur--
ity remaiUs good, All money
that / have loaned for corpora
tions, aud the loans are soon To
become due, will he renewed ut
no extra cost. On January 1,
1887, | expect to supply the
demand for real estate loans at
8 per cent interest without cop.
mission. Shall until after elcc.
tion continue to loan on real
estate at straight 10 per cent
without commission, II elected
and successful in collecting in a
good return of interest. All
loans made by me that are about
TO expire are in my hand for
renewal. Don't fail to call on
me rs will guarantee to save
you $5o on every loan. From
% to 81 cts paid for county war
rants; township and school
township orders bought at the
market price.
yOLNEY HOG9ATT.