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The Dickinson press., 1888-03-10

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Territory OF Dakota. District Court.
County of Stark sixth judicial District.
Michael Laily. Plaintiff.
join Mcponough. DetcIdani.l
Notice - hereby gwen. that by virtue Of an eX-
ecu ,on 10 M directed aud delivered. and now in
my hands, tsstl"d ont of The Clerks Office of the
eleventh subdivision OF the sixth Judicial Dis.
ir.ct Court. T'rrltory of Dakota. in and for the
county OF Stark upon Il Judgement rendered in
III" ltlsir, ci Court IN and iorth h" county of Morton
and TerrIlnry OF ilakotn. N favor OF said plain
TN. Mr.!a"i L.liy. and against said defendant
John McIJonouyn. | have levied upon the follow
in2 described real estate of said def ndant. to-wit:
A!i HAT para Of the moth west quarter. of section
Ten %. III township one hundred and thirty MIN.
w norm OF rih=c hiileiS-siH eb,, west, in STARK
county. Dakota. not included III the lowns.tc of
South DcnI.ispn; also lots one 90. Two t2). thrc,
% ~ 90. sven ~. eight 81. nine 90 and ten
CON IN block number one ~; lots number two
eight Sl. MN" 90 and ten 40 in block number
lwo 81: iois nuinper one tll. TWO G,.,hrec 81. six
60. seven g cignt t'l- hInc 90 and ten UOJ, in
block number i.rCc 81: lots number one %, two
Cl. three 81 four "A and live l5i, in block number
ini'r cil: and lots number one ID, two t2,, three
t3l. four w and hive 81. in block nuNbcr five 80.
III The town o! south Dickinson. according to the
plat thereof. recorded IN the Office of Register OF
Deeds. in and FOR the county OF Stark and terrific.
~ OF Dakota And that ! shall. on Tuesday the
18th day OF March. a. ID. lsss at the hour of .
80 - u III VI fdiu "iS at III TOli uOOI Ol tlc
Court House. III The town of Dickinson in aaid
County and Territory. proceed 20 sell all the right
l'ic and interest of The above named John Nc
D"nouch N and TO The above described proper
" on the Eth day of August, \. ID. $50. 10 SAITH
y the amount dn. on sad judgm"n nj and costs
amounting /" nv" hunIrcdand rineiy-two dollar
ana nNh.'tvn cents. S.9..la. together VIII all &C
crun= co.'s OF sac. Az! interest on the same from
the .3'h dag "t Novcm Der. 1885 at The rate Of
per .rrnf. pr annam. 1T public auction. to the
highest bidder for cash.
NJ. j. EbGEELEY.
Plaintiff Attorney.
NJ. y. SEBASTIAN,
Sheriff of Stark County, DIT
! Dsted al Dickinson. y. T.. Feb. lHt, 1855. W
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RIESsBECK,
County Assessor.
A Well Managed Jail.

SOUTH HEART, OAK, Mar. 6, 'SS.
EDITOR PREsS:-Permit me to say
through the columns of the PRESS,
how agree,thly surprised l was to find
the Jail in such Il pleasant and health
full condition. 1t is due to Il public
officer that the people know his mer-
Its. Last Sunday it was my good for
tune to have a few leisure minutes in
Dickinson. and through the courtesy
of Sheriff Sebastian l was permitted
to visit the Jail. l was more than
gratitied to find the sanitary condition
SO we'll looked after and everything so
neat and tidy about the cells and cor:
rider. There is plenty of pure water
for drinking and washing purposes
together with towels and soap. The
room is kept ut An even temperature
hy means Of two large heating stoves.
Tho prisoners are not confined in the
cage during the day, but are allowed
to stroll through the corridor at pleas
ure. They are furnished with writing
and drawing material, and a very con-
v%enient desk for using the same. They
are also furnished with light whols-
some literature. The Jail library al
though small (about 90 vols.) contains
standard works. we'll calculated to di-
rect the mind of the readers into right
channels. Illustrations from the Io-
lice Gazette are conspicuous IN ac-
count of their absence. which (my
pen bushes to write it) is the yer
in many places of like nature. The
prisoners are also provided with ma
terial with which to exercise their
skill and ingenuity in making small
articles of use and ornament, such as
quirts and the like. l was shown 4
pen.stalk over which horse hair had
been braided so that the stalk was
completely covered. 1t shows great
skill on the part OF the worker. AS
the prisoners are allowed to dispose
of what articles they make. l would
recommend, should any one wish for
such articles that he buy them at the
Jail. Let lis do all we can to encour.
age industry in our jails. 1t not only
keeps the inmates from plotting, but
they will lie more apt to turn their
hands and minds to useful employ
ment. when released. Your cores,
pondent has thus far evaded the off,
GERS of the law, but should l happen
to get caught. let it be in Stark coun'
ty. Mr.. Sebastian spares no pains tc
make those in his custody as content
ed and happy us it possible is to be
while in confinement. a. Il. AVERY
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SOUTH HEART.
School closes in two weeks.

School closes in two weeks.
Edgar Finger froze his foot quite
badly Tuesday while out hunting.
Another crew came in last Saturday
to try their skill at doctoriny the tank.
They expect to he here another week.
Father Ambrose, of Dickinson, held
mass at the section house. "Wednesday
morning. He went to Belfield that
night. The reverend gentleman is
very entertaining and has many
friends here besides the members of
his parish.
Oar school is progressing finely.
The pupils are all making rapid pro-
yress. Katie and Willie Kennedy and
Mamie Monalan deserve special men.
tion. Katie and Willie for advance
ment male in arithmetic, and Mamie
for proficiency in reading. Mamie is
but six years old, and is next to the
smallest child in the school. She
reads in the Third Reader us readily
and gives proper infections us natu-
rally as most persons of twice her age.
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The Only Dining Car Line

Between st. Paul and Minneapolis
and st. Louis is THE Burlington
positively the only road running its
own dining cars doNn the Mi ,5isSirpi.
Are you feeling as Though IL trip for
your health would do you good-sure
You need the rest II comfortable jour
ney would give You! Yes-but you
remember the d,scomfortS and annoy.
lnces the eating station" lines, the
twenty minutes for Dime" Scramble,
how You nd to "rlStlr" for sol =
l"at!ler Steak, so5sy biscuit. slw,ln,t
SANDWICHES, and how the cry of "all
aboard came in the middle of yuul'
second swallow of muddy ~cuiIce-Mid
yon don't wai.t IL try it again! Well.
Well, take ''rhr Burlingron' and you
will lind meals that will euro you of
dyspepsia and he JOY in your rrr"l-
lection forever. 1.-The Burlington"
dining car service is under the control
of an experienced commissary. VIII"
ransackS the markets for all that can
delight the palate. andshas organized
Il service that presents delicious food
d~eliciously cooked, and served i'm elcs
CANT style Oh snowy linen and ny the
most attentive of walters. On your
NEXT journey try 1.-The Burlington
Dining Car Line. w. j. e. Kenyon.
Gen. Pass. Agent. st. Paul, Mimi.
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The Proof Demanded.


ANTELOPE, OAK, March 4. 1888.
EDITOR PRESS:--The South Heart
correspondent of the PRESS says that
the citizens of that place are kicking
about the inequality Of taxes" The
writer asserts that persons c%ontroll-
ing II few hundred dollars worth of
property are assessed their full value;
while those owning thousands are
taxed for less than ten per cent" l
venture to say Stllat he is mistaken.
If he would only stop to think before
affirming such Il thing, he would see
the fallacy of the statement. aAccord-
ing TO it, l, or my deputy, have assess
Ell those that have property to the
amount of 800 for the full value; and
others that own $1,000 worth of prop
rrly We're taxed for less than one hun
drrd dollars. The law requires that
all property shall be assessed at its
full value, and it is simply absurd for
any one with common sense to believe
that the assessor, Or his deputy. would
make such Il discrimination us men-
toned above. But, if the correspon-
dent from South Heart can prove that
such is the case, he will ohlige the
undersigned and the public, by giving
the names Of the parties that We're
assessed for less than ten per cent of
their valuation.
JOHN RIESsBECK,
County Assessor.
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First Publication Feb. l1th, 1881
MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
Default having been made in the payment Of
the sum of Two Thousand Seven Hundred 81, 100
Dollars which Is claimed TO be due al The date OF
this notice. upon u certain mortgage duly cXecut-
ed and delivered by Frank Irvine Ellison, mortg-
ngor. 10 the Gull River Lumber Company. u cor
poration. mortgage, dated March tin, 1855 und
duly recorded in The Office of the Register of Deeds
in and for Stark county and Territory of Da-
Il. m. in book / OF Mortgages on pages 81 and 81.
lv which said default the power OF sale contain
ed IN said mortgage became and is operative. aid
no action Or proceeding ut law or oliicrwisc huv-
ing been instituted TO recover ;lc dcol secured by
SAID mortgage or any part thereof; Now therefore
notice ls hereby given. that Big virtue of said
power of sale IN salu mortgage contained. and
pursuant to the statute nsicl care made and pro
vidcd, the said mortgage will be forccloscd and
mortgage. VIZ: Tie southeast quarter Is t.. OF
section number SIX TO- i'll township number one
hundred and tllrty-nlnc tioJ.b rurth OF range
number nincty.iwo t9.) We. of the fifth prince
pal meridian, said premises being situated in the
county of Stark. and territory of Dakota. wlth the
Entertainments and appuitciienccs VIII be sod al
public auction to the highest bidder Tor cash TO
allowed BY law. Which sale will be made by the
sheriff of said Stark county. or HIS deputy al the
front door of the Cont house, in the town OF
Dickinson, in SAID sank county, on the nth day
of March, 1883 NJ = o CiCck p. m. OF SAID day, SUB
jcct Ii redemption at any Time within one year
IRON the day Of sale as provided by law.
Dated February .tl. 1855.
TIE Gull RIVER LrxBER Co.,
Mortgage.
MorIsox, FLANSERY & COOKE
Attorneys for Mortgage,
wv Minneapolis, MINI.
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A Bonn, OF Sl.O0O.

The citizens of Dickinson, Stark
county. Ddk. offer Il cash bonus oi
81 900 for u creamery or cheese factu-
ry. Practical parties with reference
only need apply, address
L. L. ME,SI:RSMITH.
Dickinson, Oak.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BrsMAnck. D.. II.
Feb. z. 1888.
named settler has fled notice of His intention 10
make final proof in support Of his clam. and
That said proof will be made before james d.
Judge and cx:oilicio Clerk pinhutr
Court OF Stark county. at Dickinson, Oak. Ter,
on the 2lst day of March. 1888, viz:
loses LENNEVILLE,
for the northeast quarter, of section no. 10, in
lie names the following witnesscs to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
aaid land, viz: William II. IIoyt, llorocc l..
Dickinson, John Fischer and Emil F.. Mrssrr-
schmidt, all OF whore postotllcc address il Dick-
inson, Dakota.
JonH A. itEA.
len.li-ol. LEICESTER.
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FOl. Sale.

Four young graded Hereford h' Is;
two spans heavy draft horses. one new
double seated spring wagon, two e.
dow disk harruws. address
ADOLPH NORDBIIsG.
MAI. l0-3t. Relaxation, Oak.
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Born. Wednesday, March 9TH, t."
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Shadduck, Il boy
baby.
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w. p. Hlrris purchased H. J. SUIT
toms residence property in northern
part of town.
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+. I. Shadhuck entered upon duty
as mail carrier between here ami New
England City last Tuesday.
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Ed. Huntington. engineer on the
Dakota division, spent few days of
this week with his family here.

Have you got Consumption. Asth
ma, Sore Throat. Bronchial Trouble,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostitution or
any Chronic Troubles! If SO, send IL
postal TO Drs. Starkey and Palen, l527
and 1929 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
and they will send you a 200 page
book free. feh.25.3m.
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Western Starr passed several days
in Bismarck.
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MI. Chas. krai,th. of the firm OF
krautll & Leutz, Hebron, passed sew,
erll days in town this week.
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The Herald editor WAS in town
"Wednesday and called to see how Il
tirst-cltsS newspaper estlblishme emf is
conducted.
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First Publication February II, 1883

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Default having been made in the payment of
drrdii - r4.op,. dollars which il cluincd to be
due III IN Inlr oi lliis notice upon n certain Mort
sanc cDu'Il nin4n power of sale duly executed and
delivered by l'ranh |. Ellison and Emma j. Eli
son his wii" NOR 2ngors, 10 Frank W. Marsh
mortgage. dnwd December 9Th, 1889, and duly re-
Stark County. Dak"ta, on December Th. 1898 at
= o'oi"ck n NJ. III book ! Of Mortgages. on pages
10 TO -. by when default the powcr Of sale in
aald multgat" b, ci!lc operative; SAID mortgage
benz now .ne legal owlar and holder OF said
mortgage am! III. not" thereby secured, and no
uclIun on proceeding AT iuw or Otherwise having
been instituted =" rrcovcr The debt secured BY
notice is ilcrrhy given. that by virtue Of said
pow,r Of safe in sand Mortgage con-
iain"d and pursuant TO ihc statute in such case
mali ind provided. The said Mortgage will be
forrclor"d and the premises described in and
covered by said Mortgage. viz: the southeast
one quarter ol scclIon siN, township one hundred
and thirty ninr. rahgt ninety two, west of the
fifth princl pIi meridian. rs e !, G-I3J 9! W. situate
III sad Stars County, wilh III" i"~icdiilmcnis and
appurrtrnHnCee. VIII b. sold at plbiic auction
10 in. high. ri bidd,r tor cash, to pay Haid debt
and nj r,-i. and iity so dollars attorneys fee,
az ru ,ulated II sad Mortgage III caSc of fore
clost!rc. and The dsburs .Incnls allowed by law;
STARK comfy, OF hl- deputy. al the front door
OF ~. Count iinus IN D!CnInson, in faid Stark
com Y on VI ron 9Th. 1915 nj OO'clock u. m,
supJ 1t to red mpli"n ut any tune within one
year from Ill" Gnf OF sale, as prov dcd by law.
dated February 9Th. lHSS.
FRANK W. MARSH.
Mortgage.
WILLIAM GiE-oT.
Altorn : !or M"r'gagcc.
Dickinson, OAK. wv.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
U. s. LAND OFFICE Ar BISMARCK. d.

US. LAND OFFICE Ar BISMARCK. %. n.
Feb. /, 1855.
Notice is hereby given thut the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
hnal proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before James cumpb"ll
Judge and ex -oficio clerk Of rrobutc court. Stark
county, DIT. al his Office ut Dickinson. ID i. on
March 18th. 1883, viz:
WESLEY BEGGS.
for the sonlh half of south east quarter md souih
half OF south -wcst quarter Of section II, in town.
ship 40 II. OF rngnc 95 west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz: Willinm y. Powers. John s.
Matthew's, Ira Lawrence and Charles Tear. ali of
whose postotiice Address is Gladstonc, Dakota.
j. A. ltEA.
'cof-VH REGISTER.
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The building occupied by Beckett
4 fuotc DIS n at market.
NJ. f. MOORE.
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NJ. NJ. L.ughlin is now located at
Tacoma, W. Il.
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The cure for sickness 500 years ago
was Neglect; 300 years ago, Sorcery;
100 years ago, Herbs and Drugs, 25
years ago Medicines; to-day it is Com.
pound Oxygen.
Medicines weaken the whole system
to strengthen IL weak point; Con-
POUND OXYGEN strengthens both.
A. doctors average bill is $50. In
vest SIS in our .IIome Treatment"
and you will save the other $35, and
feel better than you have for five
years. Are you NERVOUS! Those
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Have you WEAK LUNGS! Give COM
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Ell them. Have you DYSPEPSIA! It
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Remember always one thing! You
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OWN HOME, the concentrated vitality
of all the health resorts in the world.
200 page book mailed free.
For particulars, address,
DRS. STARKEY & PALEN,
1927 & 1929 Arch ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
feb .a5.llw.
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How to get Government Land in The
Bismarck District.
THE HOMESTEAD


Law gives the head of a family,
male or female. the right to enter Il
{, uartcr section, 100 acres, Of vacant
land if he OF she is Il native born citi-
zen of the United States, OF if foreign
born has taken ont ''lirst papers y
single MAJ Tor single woman) over
p years Of age is given the same
chance. Within six months of date
of entry the party must build Il house
on the land taken and begin living in
it. If he lives on and farms it for
five years, title is acquired by proving
those facts and paying the land office
fees, four or eight dollars--the latter
the highest figure. If at any time be
fore the five years Il out the home
steader wants to pay for his land, he
cLn do so. The price per acre is Sl.25
and $50. TIE cheaper price rules
on lands forty miles from the North.
ern Pacific railroad. and the higher,
$3.50, within that distance.
An ex.soldieT, who served in the
rebellion more than ninety days, gets
the time lie served (or if discharged
on account of disability the
whole time for which he
enlisted) deducted from the five
wears. His army service, to the en-
tent of four years. counts as so much
residence. The original fees at the
land office are SIT and 5lS the for
mer for $l.25 land and the latte: for
$3.50 land.
TIE PRE-EMPTIoN LAW
Requires some act of improvement
by the applicant himself. and Il filing
costing two dollars as the first steps.
Then actual residence, cultivation of
the soil and payment at Sl.25 or S2.5u
per acre, according to location. This
payment is not required before two
years and nine months. Any time,
however, after six months residence
and cultivation the payment can be
made and title had.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-10

We are pleased to note the fact that
L. q. Wood. who has been confined to
his bed for some time by sickness. is
able to be ont.
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Skate and dance at the ring this
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-10

Chas. klinefelter. Jr. wears a broad
smile as he says it is Il ten pound girl
and passes out the cigars. 1t "a
born Wednesday,.
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n. p. Time Table.
WESTWARD.

MESIWARD.
No. |, leaves st. Paul ut ll:30 p. M;
arrives ut Dickinson, ll:l5 Il. IN.
No. 5, leaves st. Paul ut 800 a. NJ;
arrives ut Dickinson, 1850 a. m.
EASTWARD.
No. leaves Dickinson at I:02 p. M;
arrives at st. Paul ut 6:35 p, IN.
No. 6, leaves Dickinson ut 1926 p. III;
arrives at st. Paul 6:lO D. m.
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l,l;u'.l0-:3t.
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NJ. y. SEBASTIAN,
Sheriff of Stark County, ID. !.
Dated AZ Dickinson. D. T.. Feb. ION, F8B. 5t.
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MI. f. L. SchatTer. of Pontiac, ILL.,,
arrived here Wednesday to look over
the Davis farm with Il view to crop.
ping it this season, Mr.. Schaffcr is
a young man of energy and we hope
to have him remain here.
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y. c. McGillivray took an inventory
of his stock this week and is engaged
in figuring mp just how much he made
the past NNlr.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-10

There is a good opening here for a
tirst-class merchant tailor rs all the
tailoring for this town is now done by
outside parties, and such a business
would pay from the first. Let some
good man who is looking for All open.
ing look the field over. A harness
maker would also find a profitable bu.
siness here.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-10

Engineer Burke, left yesteday for
Chicago to attend conference of the
Brotherhood which is tn take soina
action regarding the g., b. & @. strike.
A prominent n. P. engineer says they
intend to win the fight if every wheel
in the country stops.
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First Publication Feb. 1ith. 1851
HERIFF"S SALE.

STIEI{TFT"S SALE.
Territory OF Dnkoia. District Court.
County OF Stark Sixth Judicial District.
Michael Laily. Plaintiff.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
STEWARDS CHINESE BILL.
4 system of Registration-No Visits
TO Home Permitted.

WAsnfxeroS. Sept. 14.-The bill intro
I duced by senator stewart to-day, directs
the president 70 Inform the Chinese gov
ernmenf that the maintenance OF the
peace and good order Of the people Of the
United states requires the obrogatioG of
the treaty siipuiatious between China and
the United states, rs far as they relate 10
the entry or residence ia the United
States of Chinese subjects The bill pro
hihts the entry of any Chinese into the
United States except diplomats and con
salar officers. wbo shall not he detained at
any port a. which they fnay laud. aud
Chinese officials, students, merchants and
travellers for curiosity.
students, merchants and travellers shall
ouly be allowed 10 enter at designated
points aad shall be required 20 bring with
them the permission of their government
Ihis permission aud their personal identity
shall be evidenced by duplicate certifi
cate made ont by the representative OF
tae United states al the ports from which
they sail. and these certificates shall be
kep-, one by the ChinamGu, one by the
master OF the vessel on which he sails.
Bath shah he surrendered 10 the collector
Of customs before the ChiHaman Is landed
and certificate OF Identification issued
Ia their place.
Disputes ~ 10 the right Of Chinese to
land are 10 be settled by the collector OF
customs. subject to review By the secretary
OF the treasury. All chinese now IN the
United states shall be requested 10 within
six months secure certificate of regisiFa-
ton and all Chinese found IN this country
after that period without Il certificate OF
Identification Of registration shall be de-
ported from the United states 20 the coun-
try whence they come.
All Caiaese leaving The United States
shall be requested 20 surrender any ccitit-
cafes they may Bold before sailing.
The secretary OF the treasury is given
authority 10 appoint officers 10 execute the
provisions of tisis act and also 70 prohibit
Chinese settling within a certain mot
namodl distance OF the borders Of the
United states Provision is made for the
punishment Of persons violating any OF the
clauses Of the at-.