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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
EXCELLENT KNOTS.

On the end to which the horses ara hitched use a 'bowline" or sailors knot. :" This is shown at A and c, 4 being tLe knot before frightened, showing how it is tied. It is hard to describe how the knot is made. but by studying the illustration and using a stiff string you can learn in a few minutes. When clovis is hooked in the large loop ct the right hand side and pulled, it will tighten and make as firm knot as any known. Tie one shown at E is excellent for tying to the fork It is made by passing rope twice through ring and returning the end around rope and under both coil5
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
IN THE VINEYARD.
Picking Grapes for Pncking-Best Grapes
 for Market.

for Market.
 h harvesting grapes that are to be packed away for market or long keeping, be exceedingly careful not to rub off the bloom in handling the fruit. Place in large shallow trays and place in a cool airy spot for several days to "cure" be- fore packing During this curing process the skin becomes toughened and the stems to the cluster shrink somewhat and the berries will not fall off. as they would if packed at once The varieties vary greatly ss to the time required for this. The best keeping grapes, such as Catawba, Iona, Diana, etc, should be al lowed to hang upon the vine until quite ripe; this will be known by the stem to the cluster losing it's stiff ness and the bunch hanging directly down.
 The most salable variety of grapes, ac- cording to Orchard and Garden, are Dela- ware and Concord, but few Ives seeding and Hortford Prolific, coming very early in the season, often bring good prices. White varieties, such as Martha or Rebecca, gave Q somewhat uncertain demand Strictly fancy lots often sell very well, but unless very choice they are generally neglected The best pack ages are light wooden boxes containing two or three pounds each; the three pound boxes are generally used for the black varieties. but the higher priced kinds, Delaware, Martha, etc.. are usually packed in two pound boxes. The boxes should be packed in slat cases, holding eighteen three pound boxes. or twenty four two pound boxes. After picking the grapes should lie at least twenty four hours in a cool, dry place before packing as when packed fresh from the vines they shrink in the boxes. Remove the bottom of the box, and pack against the cover first. Fill full, but not S., hat the contents will be bruised. Put >o kind only in a box. Lithographic lab> ( can be obtained for the top of the boxes, which give the package handsome ap- pearance; the name of the variety should be printed neatly upon the label.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
A cHEAP vINEaAR eENERAToR.

An old vinegar barrel containing plenty of mother" the vinegar having just been drawn off, Is worth twice as much as a new barrel containing no mother"
 The color of vinegar adds to it's salable value. This desirable color is sometimes gained by the addition of the pressed out juice of black raspbsrries, cooked either fresh or dried. As high authority as Mr. Green says this is the coloring matter for vinegar and that a spoonful of it will color barrel of water. When using it try little of it until you get just the de- sired tint-not too dark.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
CrunItv to Father.

One of Jones' psculiarities is never to ad- nit that he is feeling we'll No matter what species of suffering you are undergoing, the form his sympathy invariably takes is this: "I've felt just so."
 The other day he came home sick-too sick to go down to hts supper. So it was sent up to bis room by Mrs. Jones, who had prepared it herself. Among other delicacies were six new laid eggs, boiled to suit him. One of the children stayed with him and watched the egg eating with interest. As Jones took up the sixth and Inst egg, the little fellow reached out his hand
 ''Let me have it, papa"
 Jones glared at the child, then he said husi-ily:
 Take it, eat it, unnatural child, and let your poor sick father stervew
 Tommy ate the egg.-Detroit Free Press
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
PLAN FOR MEASURING HOGS

Without straight edge and rule or tape we could not get at the exact score where two hogs are very nearly alike. There gre more No. hogs in the show than No 1, and No. will score nearer seventy points than pinety-fve or nnety-eight The ninety point hogs, according to the authority quoted. are yet to be grown.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
A Suro Way.

"John," asked Mrs. Bentley, suppose you heard a noise down stairs and didn't know whether 1t was the dog or burglar, would you be go cruel as to send me down to find outs"
 "No, dear," said 1Ir. Bentley; 1T have better way than that. I'd wait until the next morning If the silver was gone, I'd know it was burglars, and if the silver was not gone, I'd bnow it was the dog. "-HaIper's Bazar.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
Method in Modesty.

Method in Modesty. He was such a pleasant fellow, So polite so polished, too; Everywhere we went together, He would nurmur: After your, Did we reach door together, He would never first go through, gut would wait and let me pass him. Saying softly; After youl" Was there anything we wanted, And was rot enough for two, Ge would always let me have it, @s. :. Always muttered: After youIr 5. So It WAS on each occasion, Whatsoever the case might be; ., He would never be the leader, <e But was always after me. He has borrowed fifty dollars, .. Maybe 'tis a passing whim, But ne has not since been heard of, And now I'm after him,
 The Harvard
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
The Harvard.
q GufNA Ean

Hrs. Penn-What quiet young man Mr Wallnutt is. don't know any one who is 30 modest, so retiring, 50 unobtrusive, SO Mir. Penn-I do.
 Mrs. P.-You do9 Why, William, whos Mr Ellis brother is so much quicter that comparison ceases to compare.
 Mrs. P.-His brotherf
 Mr- F-fes. He's dead And then the slence was so intense they could hear tho bed tick. k.-Philadelphia Cali
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
The Reaso

The Reason. The maiden stood beneath the tree, ''Ile coneth not" sAe said i've waited long-Ah, woe is mel And youth and hope have fled,"
 She said, And youth and hope are dead!' The suns last rays shone through the grass. ''Ee cometh-rever norer' He did not come bec&use-alasI He had been there beforel
 No more! He had been there beforeI
 -Tima
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
Kisses.

Dreamy the song tho fountain played, Perfumed the pcplar's pleasant shade. dared to ask the cool clad maid
 Ii a kiss might take She flushed, and faltered prettily, You may have one-no more,'' said she, Pouting her lips coquettishly,
 Giving her curls a shake. promised. What else couIo 1uo With such pair of lips in view? But ere l thought, I'd taken two.
 On, how severe she frowned! Istammered out, with downcast eyes, Dearest, did rot realize Your-your-your mouth was such Q size
 One kiss would not go round."
 -Harper's Weekly.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
To Ea Con-ratpIated.

Mr. Bornlucky-Ah, congratulate me, Goo gles I've won prize in the lottery. Googles-By doggy, old man, you don't say so; how uluchl
 Mr Bornlucky--Twelve dollars.
 GooGles-Wha hat did it cost youa
 Mir Bornlucky-Thirty dollars. Time. a2
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
Eow to Tie Knots That Never Slip.

The knots here shown were originally Illustrated and described in Prairie Farmer, where it was claimed that they are excellent for the ends of hoisting rope and for 8 thousand other places, es they are easily tied and united, and never work loose or Siin.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08

A horse show in Madison Square gar den, New York city. is announced for Nov 6. at which will be seen everything h horse flesh. from heavy draught horses to err0csful fhorouRhbrads.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
Cheap as Dirt.

"You fellows charge very high price for pulling teeth" said . real estate dealer to a denGist.
 ''Oh, I don't know about that" was the confident reply, i've only charge dollar an acher n-Tine.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
Deenly ARectad

Actor to friend)-"Didn't it strike you Charley, that a large number of the audience were considerably moved over my solloquy in the second octg"
 Friend-Oh, yes; noticed quite a number got up and moved out.-The Epoch.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08

DROPOSALS FOR HORSES FOR CAVALRY I SERVICE.-HeadquarteT Department of Arizona, Office Chief Quartermaster, Los Ange- les, Cal, November 15, 1sss.-Sealed proposals will be received at this office Entil Il o'clock a. m., Monday, December r, 1888, and opened i'm mediately thereafter in the presence of bidders, for the furnishing and delivering as soon as pIae ticable, at Los Angeles, Cal, or Fort Union or Fort Wingate, N. NJ, Of all or any part of one hundred and sixty horses required for Cavalry service: the government reserving the right to reject the whole or any part of any bid received. Preference given to articles of domestic produo tion, conditions of price and quality being equal and such preference given to articles of Ameri- the extent of the consumption required by the public service there. Specifications, general in- strucdons to bidders and blank forms of propo- sal will be furnished on application to this of flee, or to the Assistant Quartermaster, at Sants Fe, N. M, or to the Depot Quarterma ster, St. Louis, Mo. A. S. KlMBALL, Quartermaster, U. S. A.. Chief Qua-tarnaSter
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
or M. A. DAUPHEN,
 Washington, D. (.
Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATL BANK,
 New Orleans, La,

DEMrHH0rD That the presence of Generals Beau n1HI-tHDEN N regard and Early, who are iu charge of tho drawiugs 3 guarantee of absolute faraess sL Integrity that the chances all equal and that no one can possihly divine what plumber will draw priae
 kEsfESsBEss that the payment of all prizes is GUARANTEES BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the tickets are signed hy the President of an institution whose chartered rights are rec ognized in the highest courts; therefore, be- ware of any limitations or anonymous schemes.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
ARIZONA ENTERPRISE.
------------------ FLORENCE, : DECEMBER 8, l88S
FARM AND GARDEN.
TRUSTWORTHY MATTER PERTAIN ING TO A VARIETY OF SUBJECTS.

A Swine Breeder Describes a Plan for
 Measuring Swine In Connection with the
 Score Card That May Be PraGticed by
 Any Farmer.
 In the annexed cuts are given plan for measuring swine in connection with the score card that was recently described and illustrated in Swine Breeders Journal Swine breeder says. "l would take straight edge and rule. Lay straight on the back of hog No 1 It will fit his back almost the entire length.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08

We, the ri lsrsigHed Banks aud Bonke,s s, 1cH pty au pri.es dratvn in Tue Louisiana State Lotteries tehich may De present ed ct our counters.
 P. "a. wkLzsEy, Pres. L0usslaaa Nat'I RlI rsE1lE LAAksz. Pres. state Natl Bll A. BALDWIN, Pres. Few Orleans Nati Elk GAEL KOEN, Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
Ra.IEs.NaN

For Club Rates, any further hfarmai0E desired, write legiby Co tho undersigned, clearly s.shng your residence, with Statc County. Street and number. More rapid return mail delivery will be assured by your enclosing an enTeiops bearing. your fuN address. Send POST A SOTEs, Express Money Orders. or New York I, ,augc in ordinary letter. CuTrelcy by express iat ou- -~2snscl addressed to
 RI. A. A.EeAUEsEzyE,
 E aan lh-sl lsal ms
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08

"T'c do hereby certify that ,oe superrjse he arraqc men ts for aA h,e Monthly aud Semi Anaual Dra,eiags of the LoUisiana State Lottery Company, aud IS person manage aud control the DfatCing them selres, d Hiat the same are conducted lCih honesty, fai1ness and good faith tolcard alL parties, aud ace dld horize the Company to ase this certificate, icith tac-similiss of our signatures attdcIed, in its advertisements.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
DAST ALL PRECEDENT! ' Ove- Two Million Distributed.
 Esmggss.s'yE,sz1SS
louisiana State lottery COmnanY.

Incorporated by the Legislature In 1888 for Edula Nosai aud Charitable pwposes and its franchise male part of Che present. State Constitution, lSlg by an overwhelming popular vote,
 Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW INsiS taS. place SC li-Annualiiy tJuuc and EnseInbcfl, and tts CsANb SINGLE NkM- B@x RSAVysas.S talic place each Oy tiIe of.ser trG .slantAs an thc year, aud all draWu tD pDllsc, a6 tne Academy af huSie, New Ortenn5' Aa.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
MAMM0Tn DRAWING.
ln the Academy of fiusic. New Orleans.
 Tuesday, Decembe. la, i509 CAPITAL PRIZE. S6OO,OOO

100000 Tickets at Forty Dcs- lars: Halves s29s Quarters BIO; Rights SJ: VweusEctls $2; FORti-
 etRs SI.
 LIST oy PRIZES.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-04
M0RTGAGE SALE

WHERE'S 6eiauit has been made in the pay
ment OF the money secured by mortgage or deed
OF trust dated tn lsth day Of Apr.l A, D. lsS4
executed by Herman A. Pratt. nn unrnaric led
man Of the cuuLty OF Hand and territory
Of Dakots TO r.. 5. Or1nsby Trustee, ol Palo
Alto county Iowa, ana l.. +. Graves, nf the
county of Bsadle aud territory of Dakota,
and whish trust deed mortgage was re-
the county OF Hand ana territory of Dakota, In
book 10 of mortgages on page 1913. on the 18th day
of April 1854, at . .a5 o'clock p. IN. and
Whereas, no action OF proceeding atlaw or other
wise have been instituted - recover the debt
csrei by said trust deed or morigase, or any part
thereof
whereas, drfauit has been made in the paymcn
Of the money secured by ssi1 mortgage or deed
OF trust both principal aud interest.
Whereas the ablount cla.Dl ID TO he due upon
said mortgage al he date Of This notice. iN the sum
OF two hundred aud niuety~pne dollars ana seven
cents S2Ai07D to-wt. S250.Os principal and 81 %
interest and twenty-five dollars attorneys fees
stipulated for in the silid mortgage.
Now therefore notice Is hereby given that by
yrtus ,f the pswcr of sale contained ia said r ,st
deed mortgage ami dniy recorded as Aforesaid
and in pursnsnce sI the status in such made
aud provided tn. said trust deed or mort age Will
bc iorec'osed liy sale of the msrtsSged premises
therein described at public auction by the sheriff
Of Hand Connty. ~. Il. to the highest sn best bid.
der az the trout door Of the eonft house Ia the tow
of Miller and county OF Hsud and territory of D.
kota on the lgih day of October ls'sS, nt two %
O'Clock In ths afternoon OF that day. The mort.
gagged promises are situated IN the County of Hand
~ The Territory o. Dakota. aud are de.cribed A.
follows to-wit: the northeast quarter OF section
thirty 1--WE 1867 towhship ona hundred and fourteen
illsl raLge seventy lT0l west OF 9th y. NJ.
Dated at Miller ID L. this 2sih day OF August A,
D. 1883.
u. s. oRMsBY, Trustee. and L. 7. GRAVES.
Mortgages.
W. @. White, Miller d I. Atty for Mortgagce.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-04

Whereas, william Ladds and Eva Lails his wife
Cf Hand county, Dat ota, did execute and deliver 10
q. W. Ab IL OF Huron. Dakota. as Trustee for
James Is. Russell mortgage upon northwest
quarter OF three o. township no range 6S which
said mortgage bears date the hr>t day OF July A. d.
lSs6 and was recorded n the ofiire Of the Register
OF Deeds ol Hand county, in book seven, Of mort
cages page sl7 un the 3nth day OF July A. ID,
lSeG to secure payment OF 5 l$l ~, due from -aId
William Ladds 10 James s.. Russell. for hrOney
loaned TO said William Ladis. which said debt Is
evidenced by ten prolnissnry notes each for the
sum Of SlS.l2 said notes being executed ami de-
hyercd D., William Ladds payable 10 sail JanIes
Russc all oi said notes bearing date July lst 1876
and due respectively jan lst, ~, July lst 81 Jan
isl SS July ist 60 Jan L.: s Juiy II; ~, Jan lst
~, July LIST ~, jan LIST ~, July ist 81, aid all ot
said notes barring utar st at the rate of ten pct
cent pcr unuuu. after maturity.
And whereas, il was provided in raid mortgage
that IL default should De made in payment II aity
ct -ad notes Tor ieudg!s after tine maturity there
Of then tbs whrle Of saii rsnaigiins d.bt should
a. the option OF said James h. russell become due
and pay able, and said g. ". Abel was appointed by
the terms of sajd mortgage and empowered 10
orcclose SAID mortgage aud sell the Sad premises
to satisfy slid debt together with the costs Of
orGclOsing said mortgage including therein 5000
attorneys lee, stipulated in said mortgage
Aud whereas, the SUM of sHJO Is claimed Ia
be delinquent viz: the notes maturing Jan LIST IN
and July ist - areWholly unpaid Tor more tiHn Ia
ds,s 4llvr The maturity thereon by reason whereof
the said JHmes h. LusscI has declared tbe bal,ica
OF hslid remaining debt and interest evidenced by
said notes Immediately duo and payable ana llls
requested the said q. W. Abell to forecIosc SAID
mortgage, aud sell said premises to satisfy SAID
debt
Aud whereas no suit Mt law or otherwise has
been commenced TO collect said deot or any part
thereof pubhc notice IL hereby given that under
the poweru uf sale contained ia said mortgage aud
Ia pursuance of the -Igtdtc in such PROVIDED
the sand premises will be sold al paulic auclivn,
cithcr by the underIgnod by the sheriff OF said
Hand county, 1T the 'front.' door Uf TIE court house
ii Miller, IN said Hand county Tuesday the GIh
Ia Z NOypuiiNpT A ID al ggllCk ia ne
afternoon t. the highest bidder for cash and
shall apply the pr eecds 81 said sale To the pay
aent ol tie said slUj.D debt now due, AMI tie
costs of foreclosure Gf said mortgage.
Dated al Huron d. T.. tils S5th aay Of Sepicm'
Der A. ID. lSS q. VI. ABEIL. Trustee,
J X. HAsSAY, A.tcrnCy. Oct ~
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-04

WHEREAS, Frank T. Gickcrson (sing;e) of Hand
county, Dakota. did execute and deliver 10 o. ".
Abel OF Huron, Dakota A. irGst,e tor JaaIes Is.
Bussen mortgage upon the sOuth~cst qnarter OF
zee eigheen tls) township 10 range Gs hch salsi
mortgage bears dat the zfta day cf September
A. d. lStI ana was recorded III ihe Office OF Regis.
ter oi deeds OF Hand coualy. la book seven Oi
mortgages page % on the 29th day OF september
A. ID. 1854 to Secnre payment OF Thirty seven and
n!ty hEndrcdths dollars due from said Frank y
Nickcrsun To James B Russell, for money LOANED
TO Said rank : Nicker,on, which said debt IL
evidenced 10y FIVE promnliaory notes each for the
sum OF seven and nifty Bundredths dollars said
notes being executed and delivered by said Frank
;. NiuEgr-on payable To said James b. Resell, gli
of said notes bearing date >cpt 9Th 1884 and due
Tvl sC:ivey Sept Isl 80, Sept lst S6 sept lat 81
sept 81 No Sept Isl a9 and all ot said notes bear
ing interest at the rate ui tea per cent per annun
after maturity.
And whereas 1t was provided in sail mortgage
Il at 4 default should be made in the payment OF
OF any Of sad notes tor tea DAYS after tnu maturity
thereof, then tie hole of said remaining debt
shOud at the option OF said James 4. Russell. he
come due aud payable. and said g. ". Abel VIVA
appointed by the terms OF said mortgage and EN-
powered to .oreclose said mortgage aud sell said
PROMISES to satisfy ssid debI together with the
costs o forcclosir2 said mortgage hi' lndng there
| in S-e.Oi Aitotncy's fee, Stipulated III said
mortgage.
Ana Whereas the sum OF $50 90 Is claimed to b.
delinquent, viz. the not~s fnanrIng s'pt lst 80,
sept list III. Sept ls 81 and sept Let - wholly
unpaid tor more Than ten days after the maturity
thereof 10y reason whereof the said James Is liu
sell has declared the balance OF said r-m t1ins
debt and ilteTest evidenced BY said notes inn
Iiedist ly due aud payable and has requested the
said & W. Abel TO toreclose said mortgage and
| sell said premises to satisfy said debt,
Aud whereas no suit at law otherwise his
| been commenced 10 collect .aid debt any part
thereof public notice IL hereby given that under
the power of sale contained in sand mortgage and
in pursuance OF the statute IN such Cases provided
the sald premises will De sold at public alc i'm
either by the undersigned or by tile sheriff Ui ssii
Hand county. at tie irobt door OF The court hDus',
at nil jcr in said Hand county Tuesday,. the z,th
| day OF Novesber, A. ID. IsSe, at 8 O'Clock in the
! afternoon, % the highest biader for cash. and
shall apply the proceeds Of said sale to the pay
! me,.t OF tie said s3I 30 debt now due. and the
/ costs Of foreciusure OF sad mortgage.
| Dated at Huron, -. I. this 25th day of Sep:cm-
| ber A. ID. 1875. Il. W. ABEILs Iristec.
| J. X. HASsAY, Attorney. UcstI
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-04
furniture and Carpets atB.F.Stamms, Miller, Oak.
MORTGAGE SALE.

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,o,,, =, ~ ,,, - ,s' 49,, n, ~, y ~ ~ $50 ~ en' Psy
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y.s $50 =, ,G = a. - az ~ ne ~ ~
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o,bers,s & ra ~. % ~ Jaw =,
so,.nraa - -, ,',,s, - p. ,,'. - 49, :. ,,as w.
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q atm, wn,,S ~, rn,aa Az ,ha n.,,n, \, .,, 80.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-04

Economy may be the secret of wealth,
but there are cases whero II does not pay
to economic too closely. method Is IN
use, and has been recently patented, OF
using again old tin cans from which peas,
lobster, salmon and other edibles have
been removed. The practice may prove
pernicious ono, and the cans should be
rclegated to the furnace and rolling mill
before being again used for canning food.
At best. cans are never preserved, after
the food has been removed, In very
clean condition, to say the least, and the
scid contained in the food often causes
poisonous compounds. when combined
with oxygen of the atmosphere.
Tho old cans arc, 1t Is stated. collected
In the ''revamping" establishment, the
damaged top removed. and the cans
thoroughly cleansed. IL this statement
be true, there may be no objection from
sanitary point of viow. but il Is doubtful
If cans can bs cleaned short Of removing
the entire coating of more or less oSidized
tin coating with which they are covered,
thus leaving somc OF tho poisonous mat
ter To contaminatc the next food placed
In the can.
After cleansing, the old bottom Is
punched to serve as new top. and new
bottom soldere6 on from the inside.
through the punched hole. 1t might DO
we'll for purchasers Of canned goods TO ex-
anime the construction OF cans when
purchasing, and promptly reject all goods
likely TO be In cases or cans that arc
"second hand. Boston Budget.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-04
WooLursER poR COUNCIL.

The following gentlemen were placed in
nomination nt the Gettysburg legislative
convention, Wednesday For council, J.
A. WoolhiSer, Of Hand cnuaty for tie
House; J. n Cook, OF Faulk county and
S. W. Ryan, Of Walworth county. Mr.
Pyle. Of Miller was chosen chairman Of the
legislative central committee, This ticket
is composed OF practical farmers aud each
one is IL member oS the alliance. We of
course take especial delight in The nomi-
nation of Mr. Woolhiser f0r the Council.
As chairman Of the board of commissioners
he has served the cOur&y faithfully and
ably and il has given him mn extensive
acquaintance over the county. He is a
member Of the county alliance, true Re-
publican, man of charitable views. pie nty
of horse sense, in no way a crank, an old
soldier, strong on division and admission
and bas been II resident as the territory
for over nine years aud of Hand county
for SIX years