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ell, 90 OrQaln as tOllOWS:
That section sixteen Q6) of the ordl-
nance entitled "Rules and regulations
with tariff and water rates OF the city
water works of Mitchell, Dakota"
shall be, and thesame is hereby amend
ed to read as follows:
SECTION 16. Licenses for using .wat-
er shall be issued for the period of
twelve months, commencing on the lst
day of June in each and every year, or
for less term when the application is
made after the 1st day of June, in
which case the applicant shalt pay pro
rata for the unexpired term Of twelve
months with the exception of water
wagons, street sprinklers and foun-
tains, which shall be issued for term
of six months, commencing on the 1st
day of April of each year. All licenses
shall be paid for the full term in adj
vance and before the water is let on.
Yearly licenses shall be paid on or be-
fore the 1st day of June, and half year
ly licenses Shall be paid on or before
the lst day of April No licenses for
waterwagons. street sprinklers and
fountains shall be issued for less than
six months. If any license is asked
for after the fist day of any month,
said license shall date from the first
day OF such month and a full month
charged therefor. 1t shall be the duty
of the superintendent of the water
works to furnish the city treasurer
on or before the first day of June
of each year, a list of license holders
whose payments become due June
first and all deferred and unpaid
charges. 1t shall be the duty OF The
city treasurer to notify the supsiin-
tendent of the water works of all delin-
quent payments within five days after
the first day of June of each year. If
the treasurer neglect or fail to report
delinGualit Payments to the superin-
tendent thin said time, he shall be
deemed ..aye assumed the debt of
the deii;quents, and the city will hold
him directly responsible therefor. If
the superintendent of the water works
fail to Shut off the water supply from
the premises of any and all delinquents
within ten days alter payments have
become due and unpaid. as provided
for in this ordinance, provided he has
been notified Of such non-paynfents,
then sail ~perintendent shall be
deemed I ''ave assumed the debt of
the delin4 ots, and the city will hold
him dii,cliY responsible therefor
After III" 'N,.l has been shut off from
any 7 Rfs By reason OF non-pay-
ment 1t e,;yt. it shall not be turned on
again until all deferred charges and
delinquent dues have been paid, to-
gether with penalty of $3.50 for shut
ing off the same.
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SAEFIFF'S SALE.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,

secoSp JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Ss'
:, David Kline p!aiitiif, VS.. Ellen j. Adams
fraliiln Adams, Mccormack Harvesting Co,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
especlii execution to ME directed and delivered
ana now in my hands, issued out of the clerks
office OF the Sc coMd judicial district court terri
tory OF Dakota, III and !or he county of Davis
on, upon;t Judgment rendered in SAID court in
ioVor OF Daniel Kline, puintiif, and against
Ellen j. Adams, Franklin Adams and Me-
Gorlhack harvesting and Mamu.ac ur,lig Co..
dcfendent. N'
have levied upon the following described drcal
estate o sal defenddants to wit: Lots number
TWO % IN block number twelve (2), Row!cy's
second addition TO Mitchell, Dakota, according
TO me records d plat thereof. and tiat shall,
on saturday The 18th day OF June A. u, 1883, at
the hour OF 2 o'clock p. in. ei said day at the
tront door OF Tie court house. in Altcllcll in
Sald county and territory, ptuc, cd To sell all
lhe riSht. titlea"d interest OF the above named
defendants III al!d to the ABOVE described prop
ertN TO satisfy said Judgment and cost amount-
my to three hundred nd iwen y-cipht dollars
tSa2Sl and elghty-tIifee ceut, s5), together
with all accrung costs of sale. ana interest on
the same from the 22d day of March 1883, at the
ftle Oh z per cent Der annllm at public auction
To the highest bidder for cash.
Dated Mitchell ID. It May Stl, 1883.
GooDIKooNrz KELI.AM 4 PonrEK,
Plaintiffs AttorneYs,
u. u. STANCHFIELD
Sheriff for Dawson County.
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RICHI Y Rewarded are those Who read
nlViL orabe empoymtnt ti that VIII viii mott not
lilke them fromihelr homes and families. Tho
profits are large and sure for every industriuos
several hundred dollars month"; Ii is easy for
any one to make So and upwards per t!av, who
is willing to work; Either sex. young or old;
new. No special ability required; you. reader,
can do it as we'll as any one Write to us
Tor full particulars. which we mail free. ADJ
dress Stinson Co.. Portland. Maine
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Late But True.

Sioux Falls Press: The Mitchell RE-
PUBLICAN has issued a boom edition
filled with matter of readable charac-
ter, and numerous cuts of residences
and business houses. A good showing
is made for the town,
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MORTGAGE SALE.

ment of the principal and interest secured
d, by Ma "a; lnortgage ;sy, da cd the s71h day
county OF DAWSON, and territory of Dakota, TO
DeloS A. Scott, and which mortgage was re-
corded III the oice Of the register of deed, OF
the county of Dayison and territorv OF Dakota,
III Dook Y. OF mortgages, on page ls5 on TIE
18th day OF June, 1882, at O'Clock Il. m.
whereas whereas, no action or proceedings at law OF
debt secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof; and,
Whereas. it was stipulated i'll said mortgage
that if default would be made in the payment
or any portion of the principal or iatercst
promptly at the tlme the same should become
due. Or If default be made in the pay
said premises, before the same became deiin-
4uent, then the whole sum both principal and
interest, at once became due, and
Whereas, on the 18th day OF December, A. ID .
1885, said mortgage with the note secured there
by was duly assigned by the said mortgagee to
John Morris, fthe county OF Dawson and ter
recorded i'll the office OF the register of deeds,
of the said Dawson county on the 22d day nf
December, A. d., 1885, in book 53, on page 239;
Whereas, the whole amount of the principal
and interest became due by the terms of said
mortgage OH the 24th day of May, "A. D., 1883;
Whereas. The amount claimed to be dueupon
sald mortgage, at the date OF this notice, is the
sum OF one hundredand seventy-tour dollars
AUG aug mn ninety cents, (Sl7l9g) towit: 500 princi-
pal and S74.90 interest, besides S25 attorneys
lees stipulated form said mortgage
J., Now. therefore, Notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, and duly recorded as aforesaid, and
III pursuance OF the statutes in suchcase made
and provided, the said mort gage will be fore
closed by, a sale OF the mortgaged premises
therein described. at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash at the front
door Of the court house in the City of
Mitchell, and county of Dawson, and Territory
OF Dakota, on the I'd day of June. 1885, at
z o'clock in the afternoon of that day. The
mortgaged premises are situated in the county
OF DAWSON, in the Territory of Dakota, and are
described as follows, to-wit: Lot eight. (S) in
block ten, Q0) in ID. A. Scott's addition TO the
town OF Mitchell according to the recorded plat
thereof
p Dated Mitchell D. T., the Goth day of April,
1883. JOHN NORRIS,
Assignee of aIortgagee
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,

80 Oili VI D1ANOlA,
COUNTY OF DAWSON. 80.
IheoGold Ma,3 y opp,enheimer vs.. Joseph Grant.
special executionto me directed and delivered
ana am! now in my hands. issued out OF the clerk 5
Office OF the Second Judicial district court, Ter
riltory OF Dakota. in and for the county OF Dav-
ison, upon a Judgment rendered in said court
IN favor OF Iheobold 4 Oppeuheimer and
agalnst 3a; joseph Grant have levied upon the
ant, towlt; Lot Nos. three (3) and iour o. il,
oIock No. Twelve Q2), OF the town now city OF
Mitchell, Dakota, situated in said DAWSON
county; and that 4 shall ON Monday the 18th
uay OF May. \; d., 1858, at the hour OF 2 O'CLOCK
p M, OF said day at the front door of the court
mouse N Mitchell in said county and TERRITORY
proceed TO sell all the right, title and ii.terc,
OF the above named Joseph Grant, ill and to-
ine ;iie above described property TO satisfy said
Judgment Jl. and costs, amounting 10 one hundred
ana lorty-seyen dollars aud siXty-scyeu cei...,
tosether with all accruing costs OF sale, anu in
terest % on the same from the 18th Gay OF April
isss;;tt lie rate OF per cent. per annu, ali
ptpiic auctlon, to the highest bidder for ca sh
Dated Mllche.l, ioais, April Is. 1888.
y. y. SwANCHFIELD,
Sheriff ol iJilvlson County
DILLON Y PRESTON. Plaintiff S Attorneys.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF George S. Bidwell, deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
aainlnistratriN OF the estate of George S. Bid
We'll. deceased. to the creditors OF, and ali per
sons so having claims against the said deceased,
Go Go them with necessary vouchers with.
this notice to the said Administrative at her
",nce 1, IN the office of Edgerton & N1aclay in
Mitchell nthe county of DAWSON D. r.
Dated at NIIrcHELL,D. r., May 9th, 1883.
MARY j. BIDWELL,
Administrators OF the Estate of George S, Bid
we'll, Deceased.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-06-01

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SuTFTOnS
TERRITORY OF DAEoyA,

lEithiTORN OF DAI,OTA
shNpNp juuiG!AI. DISTRICT. s.
IN the district court in and for DAWSON
county. ''N
John +; ssibesling, James Ii. seiberling aud
samuel IL. Miller, co-partncrs, doing business
UNDER ne lliin name and style of Seibcrlinr
Miller Miiler Co; vs. Michael b. lynch, Maggie r.
Lflicii ana IL. >. Nankeuren and j. NJ b. tloyd
cn-partners. doing business under, the firm
hill;ia and style OF Ntnlleurcn 4 FLOYD.
me TERRITORY OF Dakota sends greeting To
Michael Il. Lynch, Maggie T. lynch, IL. s. Van
Nenren and j. M. II. Floyd. defendents.
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in lhis action, wlchwiu
De MED on the ljt!l day OF March, A. ID. 1855. i'm
Tue ounce OF the clerk of the district court
Witilln and for the county of Dawson. TERRITORY
oi DAKOTA. at the court house IN tlie ttv oil
Mitchell, county OF Dawson D.ik and 10 serve
q copy OF your answer ON the subscribers at
thelr Office on Main street in the city of Mitch
eil, DAWSON county, Dakota territory, within
thlrty days after the service of this simmons.
exclusive OF the day. OF service. III you fail to
answer the complaint within that time, me.
plaihtlii willapply to the court for The rellel
demanded Ill the canplainr.
Dalca Ut Mitchell Daii., this 18th day of March,
~ ID. lS:S. BLANcnARD u HANNETr
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 the above defendants. Take notice That
!, ne complaint In the above entitled action Was
Med on the l5th day OF March, 1888 in the
once vi the district court i'll and for Dawson
county, OAK. BiANCMARD " HANSETT
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Hurrah for the heroes, no flinching e'cr showing,
Who'll guard it unstained, or IN death coldly
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-06-01

Dear flag of our country, shall foemcn assail you
And every bright drop in our hearts fail to
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-06-01

tlurrah for the banner thus boldly left flowing
And tlinging its bright stars and stripes to the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-06-01

Shall rebels beneath you e'er beat their revcille
And we not in triumph their insolence spurn2
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when 1ini Anderson took possession of Fort
Sumter, tile Whole command assembled and knelt
ttrl;ttI he lagsii;f while the chaplain offered
pray: previous to the raising of the flag
'The gray hight of dawn DER the rampant was
stealing,
Where Sumter its stern rocky walls lifted high,
And spread its soft haze DER the noble there
kueelIng
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That section sixteen (16) of the ordl-
nance entitled "Rules and regulations
with tariff and water rates OF the city
water works OF Mitchell, Dakota"
shall be, and the same is hereby amend
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-01

issued a beautiful new pamphlet con-
tanning, among other interesting mat
ter, a record of many recent cures
wrought by DIR. Flower on prominent
perS0nageS. These cures are In many
instances startling in their nature, hav-
ing been performed after the highest
authorities and most learned representa-
tiveS OF the old school of practice had
pronounced the fiat of doom, and de-
clared them to be beyond the limit of
the durable. So marvellous are these
strange stories of lives rescued from the
jaws of the grave that, were they not
related by the individuals themselves,
with their names and addresses given,
and in many instances the parties being
distinguished personageS, who are noted
and known far and near, one would al
most imagine he was in the midst of
some Oriental tale.with the sweet faSci
nation of the miraculous and the myS-
terry of the mystic hanging DER him.
In addition to the above, this PAM
phlet contains an interesting article from
recent issue of the New Haven Regis
ter OH DR.. Flowers strange power of
diagnosing. where, by sympathetic in
tuition, he is enabled to describe the eX-
act condition of the internal organism
of any person, and describe his disease,
its rise, progress and the attending
symptoms far more accurately than the
patient himself could give them, and
this without asking the patient queS-
ton. This power accounts, to very
great extent, for the doctors phenome-
nal success in treating his thousands of
patients, large per cent of whom are
treated in their homes, hundreds and
thousands of miles from Boston.
There is also in this little book
Strikingly fine picture of DR.. Flower.
and an eXcellently engraved view of DR..
Flowers new Health palace, now rap
idly approaching completion, in Boston.
1t will be one of the features of the
Hub" palace of beauty and comfort
All invalids should not fail to read this
remarkable little work, which will be
sent free, postpaid, to every reader of
this paper who sends name and address
to the Spectator Publishing Company,
Boston, Mass
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-01
SALTWATER NEWS.

The captain of the Gospel army at
this city claims fifty-fOur converts.
Twenty five young ladies will give a
leap year masked ball at Opera House
hall tonight.
A musical will be given at the resi-
dence of Aid. w. S. Conrad this even
ing for the benefit of the Ascension
Church Guild
Hon. K. NJ. Anderson has returned
from the lumber camps of Anderson &
O'Brlen on the Nahmacogin, where he
has beeen looking over their business.
The order for the sale C;f the SIX boats
OF the Matt Clark Transportation line
has been issued by the United States
district court. The day of sale will be
fixed later.
Rev. j. w. Luke, late of MoorheadI
Mimi, was installed last evening as
pastor of the First Baptist church.!
Clergymen from st. Paul ana Minneap4
oils were present. The installation
sermon was preached at p. IN. by Rev!
w. w. DaWley. of Woodlawn Avenue
church, st. Paul.
Postmaster Mccarthy has received a
letter from the federal supervising i'm
spectOr of government property inquic4
ing what a lot suitable for the construr-
ton of the proposed public building I'M
this city could be purchased for. There
are number of desirable sites here,
but the decision will, as usual, be left
to a commission at the proper time
1t is reported !. that two-thirdss of the
creditors of A. NJ. Kiehle will appeal to
the district court to appoint different
assignee as soon as E. A. Phinney quail
itieS. A st. Paul man was wanted by
the creditors there. They will attempt.
it is reported, to have the Judgment of
Rev. A. A. Kiehle, brother of the as
signee, set aside. A lively legal squab-
BILE is quite likely to be the outcome.
Mrs. James O'Brien appeared in the
police court yesterday morning and en-
tered complaint against her husband for
assaulting her. He was fined SIS and
costs for the pastime. The cause of the
outbreak was the fact that recently she
had complained to the authorities that
her husband was abusing her and
squandering his money. She went to
the bank. however, and drew the money
for his fine rather than see him go to
iail
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-01
A RESPECTED OFFICIAL.
A Tribute to Charles c. Mills,
Late superintendent of the
RAMSEY Comfy AlmShOuSe


Late superintendent of the
Ramsey County Almshouse.
Charles &. Mills, the, superintendent
of the Ramsey county almShouSe, died
at his residence Sunday, Jan. %, after a
protracted Illness. Death resulted from
aneuriSm of one of the main arteries.
Mr.. Mills was born at PoughkeepSie, n.
Y, in January, 1882, and came to St.
Paul in 1878. He was appointed super
intendent of the Ramsey county aims
house in 1888 by the board of control,
and filled that position with honor and
credit to himself and to the entire salts
faction of the board until his death. lie
was regarded by the members OF the
board and all with whom he came in
contact as an honorable, courteous gen
tleman, and his demise is source of
great regret. III leaves a widow, a grown
son and Il sister.
The undersigned became acquainted
with Mr.. Mills eight years ago, and, as
his personal friend, would like to men
ton few of his characteristic qualities
10y reQuesO. The deceased was man of
few words, one who eXemplitied his
principles by his deeds. Five years ago
the board of control invited me to visit
our county Institutions with them, which
l did with the greatest interest, eSpe-
cially our almShouSe. We were much
pleased with the order, neatness and
tact diScernible in each department of
the entire institution, which bore
witness to the capacity and in
tegrity of the new superintendent.
Mir. Mills showed peculiar ability in the
planning and arrangement of our pres
ent new almShOuSe. And it can be truly
said that our poor, farm is model III ar
rangemeIft, order and neatneSS, as well
as in economy for the county. The
greatest satisfaction was repeatedly tx
pressed with our deceased superintend-
ent, not only by the board of control, but
by other officials, and also by the in
mates of the house, who looked upon
Mr.. Mills with the greatest regard,
knowing that he had their spiritual and
physical welfare at heart. l have re-
peatedly heard them speak of Mr.. Mills
impartiality, adding that if any one de-
sired medical aid or spiritual consOla-
ton, it was always promptly furnished.
He was q kind aud affectiOnate husband
and father, and with the deeply afflicted
family we feel that our loss is great.
Lately our friend evinced a strong faith
in God and His grace, as well as COM
plete trust in Jesus Christ as his Re
deemer.
He is now at rest, his works to follow
him and do him honor, as well as to in
Spire us to faithfulness i'm our duty to
God and man. f. r. IRMSCHER,
CITY Missionary,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-01
New Trial Denied.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Judge Wheeler
in the United States circuit court to-day
denied the motion of the New York.
New Haven 81 Hartford Railroad COM
pany for new trial of the case of Maria
Robstelli against the company. Joseph
RObStelii, the husband of the plaintiff,
was killed on the road Oct. Is, 1886, as
he was leaving train ON which he had
been riding on another persons commu-
tation ticket. The widow sued for
$1,000 and obtained the full amount
The company asked for new trial on
the ground that as Robstelli was riding
on another PERSONS ticket he was an in
truder. But Judge Wheeler holds that
the road in accepting RObstelli'S ticket
made itself liable.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-01
GLORULES.

Scarlet fever is bulletined at 10 Reaney
street.
Diphtheria is bulietined at the northwest
corner of jackson and Acker streets.
The st. Paul Typographical Union. No. 30.
will give ball at Market hall tonight
Thirteen births. three deaths and six mar
riages were recorded at the health office yes
terday.
Rudolph j. c. Bolts was one of the boys
who recently graduated from the graded to
the High school.
Carnival plumes and chimes at Mast. Blu.
ford d Burwell company, corner of Third
street and Broadway.
Up to last night 217 liquor licenses had
been issued, and it is believed that the num-
Der will be increased to 800 to-day.
The Minnesota commandery of the Loyal
Legion will hold its February meeting at the
West hotel, in Minneapolis tonight
A black bear skin robe was stolen from the
carriage of President George Thompson, of
the Carnival association. yesterday afternoon.
The skin is i'll its natural shape, with head
legs and tail attached. Areward will be Paid
for its return to police headquarters.