davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-09-17
ait Report for August

bly, report OF the state salt in
COWS the inspection during Aug.
zen as follows: Saginaw county,
,rrelS; Bay county, li5,416 bal rels;
county, 2s,6ls barrels, Iosco coun-
\ barrels; Manistee county, 1851
Il. Clair county, 2L913 ba,rels;
NO. Snty, 6,552 barrels; Mason coun-
Is Isl, total. 49,, $50 barrels. The
tacl IN 20 September in tho
bed as as follows: 1886, 2,5,9,-
whit 3 2lT5,530 barrels; 1884, p
befor,SeH nSs3, I,sS7, 800 barrels.
tence. "
Talei g of Woodbridge, Hills
.I,;vat head on raising grain.
IL sof oats he threshold
'io, o." d OF six acres aver
DVeo acre and l3J bushels
ces4 n, meadow and past
farm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-27
MISsRlCE'S HIGHER SCHOOL

For Girls, 457 and 49, La Sale Ave-
Chicago. Eleventh year b. gins sept. 10
Pupils prepared for college. Full courses
In English. Modern Languages and Class
les. Family and Day School. Miss II. .
Rice rrn., Miss NJ. j. Holmes, Asst F'in
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-27

may authorize loan for the erection
of penal, charitable or educational
institutions for such Territory, IT the
total Indebtedness of the Territory is
not thereby made to exceed per
centum upon the assessed value OF
the taxable property in such Territory
as shown by the last general assess
ment for taxation. And nothing IN
this act shall be constructed to pro-
hibit the refunding of any existing
indebtedness of such Territory, or OF
any political or municipal corporation,
county or other subdivision therein.
Sec. 4. That no political or munl-
cipal corporation, county, or other
sub division in any of the Territories
of the United States shall ever be-
come indebted in any manner or for
any purpose to any amount in the
aggregate, include < existing indeot-
edness, exceeding Der centum on
the value of the taxable property
within such corporation, county or
subdivision, to be ascertained by the
last assessment for Territorial and
county taxes previous to the mourning
of Indebtedness; and all bonds and
obligations in excess of such amount
given by such corporation snail be
void; that nothing in this act con-
| tanned shall be construed as to effect
the validity of any act of any Terri
torial Legislature heretofore enacted,
or of any obligations existing or con-
tracted Hereunder, nor prelude the
issuing of bonds already contracted
for in pursuance or express provisions
of law; nor to prevent any Territorial
Legislature from legalzing the acts
of any county, municipal, corporation,
or sub division of any Territory as to
any bonds heretofore issued or con-
tracted to be issued.
Sec. 5. That section eighteen hun
dred and eighty nine, title twenty
three, of the Revised Statutes of the
United States be amended to read as
follows:
1.-The legislative assemblies of the
several Territories shall not grant
private charters or privileges, but
they may, by general incorporation
acts, permit persons to associate
themselves together as bodies corpor-
ate for mining, manufacturing, and
other industrial pursuits, and for con-
Quoting the business of insurance,
banks of discount and deposit (but
not of issue) loan, trust, and guarantee
associations, and for the construction
or operation of railroads, wagon roads,
irrigating bitches, and the colonial
ton and improvements of lands in
connection Herewith, or for colleges,
seminaries, churches, libaries, or any
other benevolent, charitable, or scien-
tihc association.
Sec. 6. That nothing in this act
contained shall be construed to
abridge the power of Congress to an
nual any law passed by Territorial
Legislature, or to modify any exist,
ing law of Congress requiring in any
case that the laws of any Territory
shall be submitted to Congress.
Sec. z. That acts and all parts of
acts hereafter passed by any Terri
torial Legislature in conflict with the
provisions of this act shall be null
and void
Annroyed Inly 40 1SSR
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-27
Notice of s ale of Real Estate.

Aa Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAI IN PUR-
~ suan~e of an order of the Probate Court OF
the County of Boise. Territory OF Idaho made on
the 10Th LAY of Jane 1885, in the matter of the es
tate OF x. q, Allen deceased. the undersigned the
Executor. will sell at public auction to the highest
bid er, for cash, and subject to confirmation by
said Probate Court, on "Wednesday, the 2lst day of
luiy, 1888, at Ia O'Clock at Quartzburg, in the
county OF FAise. all the right, tile. interest and es
tate ut the said r. e. Allen at the time of his death
ana all the right. title and interest that the said
ia has. by operation OF la or otherwise, acuuir
ed other than or IN addition to that of the said r.
Allen at the time OF his death in and all those
lots pieces or PARCELS OF land situate lying and be-
ing in the said county of Boise Territory of Ida
no, aud described as follows. to wit: The stone
store building and the wooden store building in
Qnarzburg, lately occupied by decea, ed The
'Hunse OF BlazesH-the old shoemaker shop-three
cabins III San Bernaraiuo gulGh, and one cabin in
GrNnlte Rulch all in aud no Qnartzburz; also
on" quartz mine known as the yellow ia ket 3"
onc q artz location known ~ the 'Shoo Fly," one
undivided onehaif 4 quartz location in ElKhorn
bistrict one undivided oue-hNlf of quartz loca
ton known a. the Justice " and one placer claim
ON Nash creek with the ditch and water rig there
to belonging.
Terms aud conditiols of sale: Cash. Ten per
cent, OF tue purchase moneo to be paid to the auc
ttou-"r on the day Of sale, baladca on confirmation
OF sale by salt Probate Court Deed at expense OF
purchaser u. = CcUuHASoUR,
executor. Se.. OF Il, q. Allen, deceased,
June 10. lss6.-3w.
The above sale has been postponed till
september Isl.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-27

The firm of Waldron s. Church former
ly doing business as Merchants at Center
vile IN Boise County, Idaho Territory is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent Ali
debts due the late firm are to be paid to A
G.. Church and all d BITS due by the firm
must be presented to him for settlement
MARION F. WALDRoN,
A. G. CHURCH.
Dated August 2, 1886. BOD
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-27
An Act to Prohibit the Passage Of ss0'
cal Laws Ia the Territories of the
United stnt~s, to Limit Territ OrtrI
Indebtedness and for Other A'ur-
DOspH

Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the Legislatures of
the Territories Of the United States
now or hereafter to be organized
shall not pass local or special laws in
any Of the following enumerated cases,
that is to say:
Granting divorces.
Changing the names of persons or
places.
Laying out. opening, altering ard
working roads or highways.
Vacating roads, town-plats, streets,
alleys and public buildings.
Locating or ,nging county seats.
Regulating county and township
affairs.
Regulating the practice in courts
of justice.
Regulating the jurisdiction and
duties Of justices of the peace, police
magistrates and constables.
Providing for changes of venue in
civil and criminal cases.
incorporating cities, towns or
villages, or changing or amending
the charter of any town, city or vii
lage.
For thu punishment of crimes or
msdemeanors.
For the assessment and collection
of taxes for Territorial, county, town
ship or road purposes.
Summoning and impaneling grand
or petit jurors.
Providing for the management of
public schools.
Regulating the rate of interest on
money.
The opening and condu sting Of
any election or designating the place
of voting.
The safe of mortgage or real estate
belonging to miners OF others under
disability.
The protection of game or fish.
Charteriug or licensing ferries or
toll bridges.
Renting fines, penalties, or for
FIXTURES.
Creating, increasing, or decreasing
fees percentage, or allowances of
public officers during the term for
which said officers are elected or APP
pointed.
Changing the law of descent.
Granting to any corporation, as
ISOLATION, or individual the right to
lay down railroad tracks, or amend
ing existing charters for such purpose.
Granting to any corporation, as
ISOLATION, or individual any special or
exclusive privilege, immunity, or
franchise whatever.
In all other cases where a general
law can be made applicable, no
special law shall be enacted in any
of the Territories of the United States
by the Territorial Legislatures thereof.
Sec. ,. That no Territory of the
United States now or hereafter to
be organized, or any political or
municipal corporation or b-division
of any such Territory, shall hereafter
make any subscription to the capital
stock of any Incorporated company,
or association having corporate pow
ers; or in any manner loan its credit
to or use it for the benefit of any
such company or association or Dor
row any money for the use of any
such company or association.
Sec. ). That no law of any Terri
torial Legislature shall authorize any
debt to be contracted by o. on be-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-27

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Has attained a standard OF excellence whic!
admits of no superior.
1t Contains every improvement that inventiv,
genius, skill and money can produce.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13

at II O. clock A. NJ in front of he City
tia Jackson, Alssi-si pi, al pubic auction, to
llae ~ uIduer J5f taSs, viii proceed to sell the
lo.Io ans described ians, suEscisney tileieoa
40 SATISFY the ueis secured uy SAID trust desdi ana
tlie Cost executing tnIs 1rust, VIZ; Lands 10
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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13
b. Mr.. H. C. Williamson, of Carroll

NR CHAIRMAN | would be untrue To
nav feelings and untrue TO the conslitu, nJs
mat | have the honor TO represent. were
10 fail Ia lend my voice in support OF III,
nomination OF James z George as hIs own
snccrsror in the Senate OF the United
States. know iull we'll their love for him
know, TOO, their admiration Tor ms great
ness aud their hearty endorsement ol lil-
nlatchless course. | have often heard -sis.-
n1l ..Tvn q carroll (nis home county
speak OF his oyhood and young manhood;
II the DAYS hen the sound OF his OK whip
reverberated in the forests along the ROAD
SIDE, fro.u Carrollton t. Yazoo City. When
i'm the course of time the genius and powei
If his great mind developed and ripened
INTO the profound jurist and able statesman.
and when Mississippi called furth her
brave and ehivalric sons 10 defend hei
rights and honor, he left home, family anu
al that was dear Ia his heart and marched,
m obedience TO this summons, in the lace
OF shot aud she'll, diSchargiEg every du'y
of the brave and gallant soldier till tht
cause for which he fought was lost anu
returning home, he bore the laurels ST
proudly won, vet conquered but not sub
dued. Again, when dark clouds lowered
over us and not Il star could be seen in our
kbOlAktGdi Twas AttNti ~ tttS hOAi
of their affection the people of MISSISSIPPI
turned iustinctively to HIM ior guidance
md deiiyerance, and again h responded
10 the call OF his State and battled with
the dark and overs heIming horde OF Rad
calism till MisslssippiaDs regained con
trol of Mississippi. 1t was he who dare'i
to demand OF sectional and Rel ublican
President If the United States that hired
sola'ery sent here to insult aud oi'pres,
our people, should be Withdrawn from tn,
soil OF our State Aud when in the course
ut time he was chosen in the fitness oil
things To represent in the U. ;. Senate the
State he loved and had served so well
twas but the voice oil a grateful people
Didding a faithful fellow citizen TO receive
he highest honor within their gift a. hi
reward | hut voice the wish ot every
citizen Of Carroll county when / hearth,
second the nomination uf james q. Geurgt
as his own successor III the u. ,. Senate
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13
THE CHARTER
incorporation of 1.-The Jackson SAT,
Deposit Company"

SECTION Thomas E. Helm. Robert Kells. i
W oririIh, J W. BeaIy, L. GriIiith, h. : hrisnaI
q. u. subway, ". l. NugeuI, Joseph Ascher, an'
sucn persons may lie associated with Them, 8,
nereb, Constituted bu1y carpoi ate, under tl'
name anu sly ie Of The jackson "a Deposit ON
pan, - anu d, that may eli be sUeu
-mp.ead a"d be IN, loaded, and contract ana b.
cont acted with.
90 Inc capital stock OF said orp, ration il
hereby nXeu al IsO Thousand dollars, divided lnts
twenty snare one hundied dollars each. h'
UbJe and pUrpVse Oi SAID corporation are 10 puI
chase keep hire lease 10 the public one
ahd 10 lease TO such persons desls
the same, aud al such pics may be deternil nc'
Upuu by sud Company, the bUN,s contained a
and do sttVh Uher acts aud Things as M ~
necessary or proper III ana atiOut the premises.
SIC. Inc SAL go puTtIiOn shall nave, posses
and the pow h. puGcha,e Tie specified u
section Two tGis charter, and 10 keep tue sam
at such place wiihm The CORPORATE limits oil Tia
CIty OF jackson 1t may select secure and al
point; TO rent the boxes therein contained sue
prices and Tor such periods IT may determine
10 adopt such by laws may be deemed adyisabl
the sale management OF its business and t.
prompt collection Ui The rents due and OWING b
iessetS OF boxes provided the same not IhCUl
sI>tent with the Constitution ana laws OF tulS ciit
| or % the United States To designate, appolnt an
elect al It's UueeIs and Prescrtbe their uuIive
TX their tenure aud mpens 'tIon; aud To ito
and all things necessary or proper Ue done ia an
about the business aiuTesald. H. Rn1fueas
| said corporation sIiaf. | be liable he. uud II
shares OF stock nor shall tuey be personally iabl
or any debts contracted by II except as prescribe
| IN Section uS1, Code UI Nj sissil pi, 1850.
| lar. Is, S6-4W.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13
By Mr.. Henry, of Leflore.

Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF
rHE CAUCUS: rise MOI Tor the purpose ui
pronouncing II emlogy 1pan the character
anI acts of my friend, Gen. James T.
George, for no words of NINE could ado
,nylhing To his fame, or the Confidence
md esteem in which he is held by the ~ q
lie of the Stale OF Mississippi. NuI
could they dim the lHster OF his orillianI
Intellect, or detract anything from tht
I"wers ol his mighty genius; Tor his dai j.
walk for the last twenty eight or thlrl,
years, speaks louder to the people OF hi
native State, than the ioftiest panygerIe',
euIogy. / have known this gentleman
long, intimately and well. His walk
18th public aud private, has been all tina,
any good citizen OF the STATE could desire.
His course as a representative, both III
and out of the Federal Congress, bar
oorne the scrutiny of the most skep-
tical, aud | am satisfied that the puo-
lie interest, in his hands, will not suf
f,r, ard more especially do say 10 the
gspllemen OF this caucus, that the agri-
cultural interest of the State of Misssis-
-lppi will ever be zealouslx guar.!.edf S::..a.i
ably prafe-tcS IN the hanus OF James 4.
-vteurge, ana If / could add one Jewel 10
he chaplet that now encircles his briw. b,
making eim Chief Justice OF the United
States, would glaoly do so. Gentlemen,
heartily second his nomination.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13
The Hon. Edwards Pierrepont for
Free Coinage of Silver.l

st. Louis Republican.
Mr.. John T. Field of this city re
cived the following letter yesterdd,
from the Hon. Edwards Pierrepoint:
My DEAR SIR: thank you much for
your very valuable pamphlets. Ole oil
three things must happen: the silver bill
will be suspended or repealed, or there
will be substitute increasing the
weight OF the dollar, or there will be
free coinrge of the present d ilar.
Any stopyage OF coinage 4 ills silver and
gives ALI power to The gold men for cur
generation at least War or famine
would not cause more trouble.
No silver bill which does not make
coinage free and circulate the silver by
regal tender notes will be of much use.
| mean Tree Coinage tor American silver
1 doubt not much that 1T we open our
mInts to the Tree coinage OF the silver OF
those nations which will not coin silver
at all, we will mol regret it.
II Is hualiliating To see the richest,
greatest nation in The world afraid IT,
adopt financial policy suited 10 our
conditions, aud stretching our supplianl
hands across the sea to beg for direc
tons as to how We may arrange OUT
currency.
The Bland bill must not be rersesled
unless there is substitufe.>-.oJ hyal
tender notes must cirs alate the SILVER Sf
nothing will be gass1ed.
EDWARDS PIERREPoST.
New YORK, Dc II.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13
uand,,, January 18th, IsS6,

At the front gate the capitol Al Jackson Al>sis-
t,i sell ~ pubic auctlOn iVr cash W tiS hls"est
- a, II Dlauer, faud ami Improvements la
YLi, ,,tuL, "a lss tss4i .pI, tlesCI4Ovu As iOiOSs
an. east hal. east mari 81 west ha4l ol He~AAoh
venIN-six esg LiIi Vi nvrtheast quarter anu
st mail IAnest quarter, sS1tloh tAlttS hNe'
"a nat torllvn sJutAWSSt 4aAI vA sSSt-oh
.Aenty ave iIlng HVftn vi Inc NlSAso"Hs ANU
.ttr,uIan "a, krAcept thiee aIi' - ASies Al
,,. southwest corner saiu s~t4 al la sV"hshlp
~ lili2e nSe east also eAcopeu tne iOt anu StoAe
&C. us altiiIi ~ Co., anu Aie io1 aiu stoie
,ccupied by M "A, Jonns~h ~ Co-' me sAid 'ots
,tt Ia \, % ui ne "a, section thirt4 -nNe Ia sdIu
.t,pnsnIp anu rtnge.l together Win al anu sl'i-
.tl;trIy the tenen4cnIs, EctI1Itihiehts anu appuI
il,,l,cs tnereuntu, UeIvnsIIg IA aHy"is aeper-
aiming. Ais Lue IJIlenlnS pofsOAAi progeny
ne ei,ssiue BOILER, one SAN ihlilI one p"uSI
ne. Ar,st mill, one SHY gan, UeiVnS 20 ssiid "
ifushtlis ami his SAW mill located III ths
,ir,.s ,oS-.w. j. J. GREEN, Trustee
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13

ny VIRTUE Of decree rendered by the Circuit
Ii curt ot the United states oI the SOU hern
strict OF Mississippi, Ia the cause therein pend
ur wherein Inc NatlVnal farH bank, Oh new
.Ork CT AIS, were comp l.unant, and AblJah dunt,
[ ais defendants On the Zstn DAY oil may, a u,
mi and ne Amendment ~ said decree r~nuere u
IN me 1 Tia DAY y. November A. D., 1000, The un
Iersigued special Com la ssiuner VIII on MONDAY,
T., ttscu Ky 1906, Ia 1TunI oI the Ne~ NoNerntient
guiding al Jackson, mississippi seal al ruUIc out
.ry 10 tine Ia bidueT, loi cash, the following
described property, to-wlt. lhOse certain lots,
r4,ts OF ua1teis land lying, being ahd sltuatSu
"a the Goihls shan key, state Oi mississippi de-
cribed as luUws lie southeast quarter "a seetlol
.ignt, and al part u sectiVn seventeen !! lug
,tst 81 Deer Ireek, aud described by motes anu
bounds a. follows; Beginning AT The northwest
,oruer Oh said section, aud running thence east
tlon- the dividing lIue between section eisht anu
-evenIeen IL the line dividing sections sixteen anu
es.uteens thence south along sad line to whert
& interseGts Deer CIR elk; thence westw ardl wItI
TIE neau6erings OF said creek the line dividib.
sections keve' teen and eighteen; thence NORTH
dong said line to the place Of beginning All Ol
aid lands being in township eleven, range seven
vest, and containing Jour hundred and sixty-nint
acres, nIOre
JAMES NJ. MCKEE, Special Comm'r.
dec 80 S5-,;Ud.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13

Hr. Chairman and Gentlemen of IN,
Caucus:
1 had not expected to say anything
OR this occasion, but the eloquent words
Of the gentleman of Yazoo Just uttered
nave awakened in my bosom emotions
that have slumbered for ten long wears.
well remember the time to which he
refers, aud the soble and gallant part
that Gen. Jas. u. George took in TIL
memorable comp.ign of that evensful
epoch--that period in wiiic b the destinies
Of the people Of Mississippi seer.ed to be
involved. | remember wen the dark and
luminous Cloud that overshaduwed the
State from North to South, from East
10 West-a time when Republican mis-
rule and lsgalized oppression ruled the
hour. Then it was that Gen. George
was called TO conduct, as Chairman of
the Democratic Executive Committee
ct the State, that memorable and excitxl
ing compaign 50 wildly remembered by
many of you.
saw him as he traversed TIE State
and with counsel, advice, labor and
eloquent words, railying the hosts Of the
Democratic party aud reviyiug the
hopes OF the respondent. Amid that
trying canvass we beheld rift in the
lark and luminous cloud, and ere II
;losed, silver lining appeared, then a,
.Hulgent ray Of light burst upon u
me hight Of peace, prosperity aud happi
,ess had once more dswned 10 gladden.
he hearts Ut MisSissippians.
/ SAW Gen. George exriier sfiIl III