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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
CA r IT Ell E,S

conlas pesas y medidas del Sistelaa Me-
tricO Decimal, en- la Imprenta del BOIE
TIN MERCANTIL.
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas. noveda-
des Y Sc esperan mas del Aextranjero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
y Litografia, Sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas las exi-
gencias. Baratura en- los precios; elegancia
en- la ejecuci6n.N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
NOCIONBS DE- GEOIETRIA.
Pon
D. ERHHST0 OLLER0 7 CARH0HA

Obra declarada de texto para
las escuelas de esta provincia por
Decreto de I de Julio de 1884.
Un tomo en- ~ con d d lGmins~
4 3 RnALxs ejempiar en- Ia Inn.
(, 70 lta del BoLxTIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
LITOGRAFIA
DE soI.
LYNN, SUCESORA DE Morris.

Constitnda nuevamente 'bajo mi solo nombre, con
oompetente direction povsta de titles material necesaro
nm establecimiento de primer orden contando con un
tagente personal oezco al pdblico esta ndusra, pu-
d;endo eecar cuantos encargos sci hagan por dces
oomplicados one sean on Ia segurdsd de
tsfe1 his todosos guss Yienas todas las exgsncias
Tanto Ia simple tareta como arstco diploma el sem
o rec;ho comecialy como los dOcumenos bancarios el
ranueo lete elegante marqua para tabacos etc.,
ETC. rarantao uedara satisfaction de los interesados
tan perfecs como los tabajosq BE hagan en- q exranje
g.A. j. So s..s. o4 .s..
Va .xhbir an este establecmiento remtira vueta
dc .correo quien 10 solieite. rsa
FORTALEZA A "A. u
rMpRENTA1DEL BOLETIN. u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
.PASAJES INTERCOLoNIALE ).

La Compah ., como 90 ye en- Ia tarifa de
pxsajes hace una imp0rtantlsima reduction
los seh0res empieados y o6clales del
E|6rcito On esta isls J sus famillas.
OoSDiCIoNEA
II vAlor de Las monedAs extrAnjeras sera niado
por Il AgsnciA, de mansra que l. SomrantA reciba
cvs, 81 equivalents en- mGneda corrients, al tipo
sue rtia On Il plaza al sxpedirloa
C0HoEsIOaEs.
: Esta Ageneia expide pAssies de ida v vuslt. an
los xAjo ussrceOaiass, yaldos pos Iscs m.su., con
pnl. p.E ds 4sbaiA; los ttasoslansscos ya.idou
pof IN ano, cvH IN % p.S de rShAlA
A tooa tAnllA euyo pAsals cumpute 81 montaass
de pasa. .es de cAmArA, 10 coaocdsrA urs febsia
Dc 10 pS
Una mismA persona iAnllis no pusds .ensr Do.
recho y vss 'As des consrsion0s Antes senAlaiAa
Los ninos msnoFes de b Ano. lrAn era 10 Dc q
amos pagArAn II 1nArta pArte us pa..1s. y. "a i,
amos ID nltad; ue IL snmplldos On sdelAnts a.
tAsiatAA - nle entero. CnAaao ana iAnilia tau n
vArtos ninos men0fos do tres Anua sol uae lra ar.
iiss Los dcnAs pAgarAn m enArso Dc pssAie
PAsAJEs DE cRIADOs
Los prccios para los criAdos con aesslno Bzrdso,
Hsvre, ssrAa Dc frances wv.
RLETEs.
Los conoeinisntoa Dc cAEgA dshsn ses pr.sxnsA
dos en y Agsncia con u deb.aa AntelAca6n, 40 "a
nitiendose ioe qn trAigaa salloa q lnxar de smA.
Pare todA elsss Dc lstermss ditiglEss 81 AEsal.
principal
TetnAa, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22

cANT1L los stgtateafes hArUs;
GAvII.AN. - AuImkticA J Algebra
0eomstriA y TrigunOms'
ttA.
REG u LEZ.--kss6Ftea y Potsica-
GONZALEZ, FR. zEFERIN0.-n.
I0noGta.
DlOuI0aARlo d 10 AoAdsmiA, pa
uAMr0AMOR-~Po<mAs
DuIofaa.
PosaaAs gGbalaa
- uoloH, p.tnA.
BlBLIOTKuA Uaaxsssal, varsos samos
IA AMI'0AMOk~-foAkacA.
PuL1.~~ki Oamgsedio De la laaaniAaa
RIkRA J TsEtoaA. Asca0ess De Axrs
ealsafM
IIR0h ~~1i5diku as Cswssxla
pEkKDA.-- nis4ars hssusal.
aAhuT. - fsasa
NIauKI--~Dsexao lalsna
AhTE ds sasgas aEaakxaAlsa
I.IUFkIu. L. Jabsaxssa.
ON nkkU u Inak.-~Ias0HeGsaA.
HhItTT As saata.
sUAhkT.~~flmansaEta ahAAiaaxA.
ULTlhos AAAa ae 80 alAsufa
FklI U FisAxa , Qwimasa.
kttAkTlhf--klaNmAa laGanA
C0MKLkAAA.-~ummAaAxa sNst3als.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
CODIGOPENAL.

Sc acaba de recibir
en- esta Imprenta el Co.
.digo Penal para Puer-
tO-RicO y Cuba; elegan-
to ediCi0n economical
para bOlsillo, eSmera-
dam5nte snCuadernada
con tela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
AGENCIA MUSICAL
CENTRIC ARTIST lC 0
RAMON SARRIERA.
FQRTALEZA 4S.-TlENDA.


pIANOS.-Se
u Wmagnifco construi
dos exprofeso para estos paises.
Hallase un suRTIDo ELxaANTi.
sIMo 7 vARIADo en- Tabgretss de
reji!la, Aisladores. Candetsros dc
bronce, dorados, ) de miguel,
Quinquls de MIGUEL, CO6re, Ts.
clados, Cuerdas, y NsItres pars
forrar .os marulloe, etc. etc.
Y en- At1sica im1rcsa un waste
surtido de las 1ltiinas novedades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
L1eNEi DE HAvRE-BoRDEAux A HAITI

Adem&s de las antiguss | meas recslara men
sualmente & ssta lsla uno de los vapores de
Il CoInpania en- solicitud de fetes. 81
... PAsAJEs TRAsATLANTICos. W
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
GANGA.

C.nss doradas, negras, con flsts ,
ain 81 junquiile, etc.
Gran reaIixaci6u ea la. Inprenta del
BoLnrn. Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados & dicho servicio SON
los siguientes:

Gan JEan, capitAn lsaguirre.
PwsrtOrtqwsae, capitAn GifioA.
Arecib0, cspitAn G&rste.
Bersnqxsn, cspiran Meudiaidus.
Naya1asx, capitkn< <anti6rEehs
Despach&ndose uno 81 IS de cadt
mes, Aveces con escala Oh Snntander
Para otrOs pormenores dirigirse Glos
sshores Whils Rormap y Co., Liver.
pool { Sobrinos d. ExquiAgA San Juan
Pto.-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
DEPOSITO De TABACosS

de Ia acreditada Kbrica dc don
N. Mufioz Gallart de CayeS.
Vitolas de todas clases.
Unico Agente en- San Juan,
(P. R.), Heriberto G. de Queve.
do, caile del Dep6sito, ndmero I
Marina. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
A $1-75.

Papel superior para
planaAs de escuelas, en-
Al Amprenta oel BOIL
TIN.
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vAPCRES} -.
cO1RHos-BsP AMox1s
Oh LA coxrAxlA TRAsArIANrlcA
AnT1so aii
DE A. LOPEZ - GO.


sAIdDAs.-De Bsrcslona Lon diss q Z =
de- cada rnss.-Ds Valencia ei 6-De Malaga
sISv 27.MDe Cadis ei10y 30.-De Santan'
der q 26.- lie la torudalel 2l. o6 -
6e expendsp, ,bilstes oirectos para MayagHea
Ponce. Santiago de. cuba, Gibara, Nqeyltas
SsbsnilIs I Colon, con trasbofdc On 'Pusrto
Rico 8 HShan6t pr
y1AJR pIsEcTo DEspE PUERTO RICO
4 sANTANDER-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22

0s sxpiden pasajes do ida J yuslta con "a
por cient6 de- rebaJs. .,.;.
4 lss iannilia que paguen ID squiyaisneis,
Do 4 pasaiss erteros, 90 les harA - r,eals ceI
rs nor cientC. Esta rebaja no - aphcaoie
r !. fAv QA cissex fUa Aine msnor' de5S
.4os m cads fsmilia, gratis. Los demks me
nores de- 8 anos 1 de pasaie, Dc. "a u shos NO
ormolidos ! passje, dc Il sAos cumplidos pa
In So pf.fersncisfy 3 i osdinariA. iun ninO
As1ts 2 sfos Rrstis. Do q 81 ahss / lpaesle'
de7Gll aHos 1 pasaje, de II amos en- adelan
10 pasajs outsro.
Linea de yieo & Colon. %
Betor~e d. TsnssEsle asPmsrto- Rsoo
--- pltsi
II D NE oc rv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
"AGENDA MEDICAL y

En- esta Imprenta 10 Ia 70.
cibido la de 1883, contenlendo 81
memorial terapeutico del doctos
Trousseau y otr0s, y el formularlo
magistfal del farn,ac6utieo Al. Del.
pech, CON una notaela dc las esta.
clones invrrDales del Dr. vaicouFt.
que Iccomcndanlos por ser dc graz
uIiiidad para los SErs. M6ulcos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
RETORNO ..

Las escalss Dc Puerto Hm6n Card
pano pegestfn inciuiaas splel itinefario
o4cial. : Dor 10 taBtO, puede suprinir.e. y
ne % hscen diCAas esOAlas, las llegsdas
Fuesto-Ricc 10 aaticipasAn unc 9 dos dias'
xxMzA de- las ANxxA4A1.-
vapor M. L. vlLIAvERDE'
II D ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22

|COMPBNil GRiL. TRASATLANTICA
slPOaEg CORRFOS FRANCHISES.
=, ITIN ERA RIO.
lin MA DE- N0AxSELAA
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DE vAPORES oORREOE EGPANOLkE
<v entire
Liverpool Pusrto-Riso , Sto. Domingo.
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LLHaADAAsh

u ID AiG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
LIBROS.

Por al Ittimo papor eorreo ds
Ia Psntastla, se haN rscibido ~
ia lnprsHEa del BoLxTm MEa
cArTlL los stguieasss hArus;
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Linea de yieo g Colon. 9

Retorxe IL, Tsnsswsla asPasrto- Rieo
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-22
BUYERS AND sellers.

Some ofthe Transactions OF the Day In
Estate Here and H%ereabouts.
There has been q decidedly boom feel.
ing on the streets to-day and q feverish
anxiety to get hold of real estate before
1t goes out OF sight. This is the result
OF a strong upward tendency in PRICES.
Real estate agents all say they have
several important deals in progress and
partially oonsummated which are not
ready for the public. Among these is o
forty asre addition tract which q pur-
chaser has agreed to take aud the agent
has communicated with the owner.
Gamble Brothers yesterday purchased,
through the Fogerty & Carr agency
75xl50 feet on corner OF Walnut and
Second streets for $1,000. The section
of Walnut street between Second and
Third is becoming popular. Most OF
the property thereon has changed hands
within the past few weeks and this fact
attracts to it the attention of specula.
tors, who don't exactly understand what
it means and are suspicious that it may
contain some concealed advantages which
will make them sorry by and by they
didn't invest while it was going.
q. p. Wilcox has beeomethe posaessol
OF q lot on Walnut. between Third and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-22
fixtures in the blocks to be erected this

fixtures in the blocks to be erected this
summer.
E. T. White publishes 9 card in this
issue withdr wing from the contest for
the place Of mayor.
DR.. James Hedley ON sHeroes and
Heroism" at the Congregational church
tomorrow evening.
To.day's Chicago train or the Milwau.
kee was fsur hours late. 1t is seldom
on time these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Austen will be at
home Tuesdays after April let, at their
rooms IN the Merchants.
The news of the passage by the senate
of the Sioux reservation bill has been
generally and ioyfuily discussed to-day.
The Yankton college studentc are re-
manning in the city during this vacation
for the purpose Of hearing DR.. James
Hedley lecture.
Walter 81. Carr will build a brick store
on the east south side of Cedar street
between Third aud Fourth streets as
soon as the frost Is out Of the ground.
A real estate agent remarked last even
ing that he had sold every piece OF pro-
perty he had advertised this spring
His conclusion is that advertising pays.
To.day's sale Of the brown school
house property adds $4,000 to the fund
for the new high school building and the
plars show that the new building will be
an ornament to the city.
A Yankton man wants o position as o
solicitor for the signatures OF the Sioux
Indians to the reservation bill. He says
that he will sign for any aborigine who
don't know how himself.
City Treasurer Bates has made a mum
Der of important real estate sales during
the past few days, which heip swell ,hs
boom. 1t was all city property owned
by non-residents and went for Sidewalk
tRxes.
The social at Memorial hail last even.
ing was one Of the most pleasant affair
of the season, Every one seemed in hi
best mood. Refreshments very nice and
plentiful end the w. @. 7. q. are highly
RrstYfied over the financial success.
A citizen in talking shout the Mantle
ba road yesterday said the bridge char
ter was to be presented to q "syndi
pogee." If Mr.. Hillevsr finds out tina
AIRY citizen, has beea-9eali:na him name
there will be more or less trouble.
The river is still carrying by consider
!. sble ice, hut the northern boom has nc
arrived. The ice went ont at Chamber
|, lain Tuesday, but gorged o little way
down and was there at Lass ascountl
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-22
WEATHER AND POLITICS.

Bl,zznrds and Sprtngers two Eastern
Drawbacks te Daketa's Happiness
and Prosperity.
Huron, Dak., March 21-Gen. Hugh j.
Campbell now in Washington writes q
gentleman in this city under date of
March IA and epcloses a number of dip
pings from the Washington Star and
Critic comparing Dakota weather with
that enjoyed in Washington. Boston,
New York and other eastern cities, at
the time of their zlsSkat blizzard. The
following are sample paragraphs:
dispatches from Dakota this morn.
ing that the trees are bud
ding, the grass is Rreening and the birds
are singing in the bright sunny land. LII
congress is going to insist upon March a
as Inauguration day, would it not be at
Operations to Dakota?'
"The favored inhabitants OF Dakota
are exhibiting peach blossoms ss harpin-
selves that the blizzard season is over :"
In q lengthy editorial the Washington
Star of the 14th says:
The east and the west are for the
present winter equalized In blizzard ex-
perisnces. The storm just ending, which
has completely checked travel and traffic,
and has frozen people to death in the
very streets OF New York, is as severe in
Its way as that which visited Dakota,
ana if it had come as that one did upon
q level and sparseiy settled country,
with few landmarks to guide the wander.
or, and had burst upon the people sud.
denly when they were out Of doors in
the sunshine and the children were play.
ing about the schools, the loss of human
life would doubtless have been as great
Dakota adds to the a%ggravation of the
eastern situation by reporting that dur
ing our storm period her weather war
''as calm and clear as in May" and thst
the "sun Is starting the buds on the
naples. and tints of green can be seer
in the fields" No tints of green arr
discernible about the Dakotaians, anc
they evidently think that the tables ar.
turned upon the eastern sooffers at theil
climate.
By these you will notice that we ge'
Justice for our weather from these poor
be. blizzsrded mortals, though we may
not in other respects.
have been too closely occupied il
my professional business to give muct
time to the political situation here.
But I have quietly seen a number o
our friends, and I can say to you for
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-22
Personal,

PERSONAL.
Miss Alice Poulton went to Scotland
for a visit to-day.
Miss Bessie Brooks is seriously i'll with
typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs. Geo. w. Klngsbury returned last
night from Sioux Falls.
Bernard Carr. of Riverside, Dakota
was in Yankton last night.
John Rudy, of Baresford, Dakota
spent last night in Yankton.
II. Richards, of LIE Mars, is visiting
John 7. NJ. Pieros and family.
j. L. Norris went to Elkton, Dakota
to-day on real estate business.
N. III. Sears, the popular st. Paul selle,
OF head gear, is at the Merchants.
j.. @. Bloodgood, and Thomas ID. Hob.
son, of Huron, were in Yankten ias,
night.
Albert z. Jones, ofSioux Falls, gapre'
senting the Mccormack machinery com
pany, is in the city.
3. B. French, OF Hawarden, is soiourn
log in Yank.on in the interest OF th,
Queal lumber company.
zina Richey has been having a seriouI
time with q rheumatic affection in hi
chest and shoulder, bat is better to-day
Bishop Martyrs injured arm is causing
him more pain just now than at first, tn
knitting OF the fractured bones occasion
ing unpleasant sensations.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-22

GSCAA Ekn Cos
There is . good opening in Yankton
for an architect.
The streets have presented q lively
appearance to-day.
II is abont time to revive the annual
street railroad project.
The Merchants hotel will probably be
heated by steam nexs winter.
The fremen and their friends dance
81 Turner hall on Eater Monday.
Yesterday the aun entered the yernsl
equinox and to-day spring begins in
reality,
Both the eastern trains into Ysnkton
Lass night we're behind time from one to
three houra.
Yesterdays raw wind has quit and q
southern zephsr fans the heated real
essste brow.
E.P. Wicox. IL is said. will put up
harDisome block On she Dewitt lott
bought BY him,
Major Dewitt puts no prices, on the re
lmsinder Of his city property and seeral
In no hurry TO sell.
y 10 the intention to put water pipes
oonnessions and staa N lhsatini
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-22

Fourth. This is another favorits spot
with Investors. 10 fast all of Walnut is
lively. Six corners havs been recentls
sold on that ~thoroughfafe. Ii. Wilcox
Is 81 $50 for his lot and he has soma
notion OF building.
Fred Kincel is picking mp bargains.
He took IN four lots yesterday near the
Forester brewery for $3.50 apiece,
through O'Br,en's agency, but nobody
can &c tany more at that price. Fred made
a scoop.
William 81. McYay picked up q bar
gam in a tract 75xl32 on Third, corner
of Mulberry, and he got it all for 5000.
This will make the spectators want to
kick themselves.
j. L. Norris recently sold to VIM. 81.
Ball three lots in north Yankton, three
lots IN Presho's addition, two small
buildings ON Bunker's lots on Third
street and forty acres of choice land
west OF the city for So 900, taking in
payment : Lincoln county farm. Mr..
Norris went west to-day to make
another extensive deal.
Pennington & Cos agency to-day sold
to John P. Brennan four lots on college
hill.
An important transfer To-day in
Guided the George Brown lot on the
northwest corner of Walnut and Fourth
and the brown school property adjoining
it or the south. The Brown lot has q
forty-four foot front on Walnut street
and $50 foot front on Fourth street and
it sold for 81, 500. The school property
is Lightweight feet front on Walnut
street and $50 feet deep and it sold for
$4,000; making q total Of Sc 800 for the
bunch 132x150. This puts it in shape
for a frontage of six business lots
on Fourth with q depth OF 1872 feet
or five business lots and q seven foot
alley fronting on Walnut street with a
depth of $50 feet. Either way it is cut
will make it desirable for business
blocks. a. B. Wynn was the purchaser.
M. P. Gilman sold to-day to Fred
Kinoel, through j. 7. Smiths agency,
lot eve block thirty.six, Witherspoon'e
Yankton, for $3.50.
Judge Roberto agency to-day sold te
a. B. Wynn and, others q forty acrt
tract lying just south of the cemetery
for $4,000. This tract will be plated il
due course OF time.
A couple of weeks ago Ed Edgerton
, Otto Peemiller and Herman Ellermal
became the possessors Of the old Evan
lot on Walnut street, between Third AMI
Fourth. They have had several oppor
: s~unities to sell to-day at an advance
all of which have been declined.
/ An option was taken to-day on twent,
acres a half a mile east OF north from tn
college for $4,000.
Hanson & Harris agency has sold thi
a week: Twenty-Five feet front on Capito
street, between Second and Third Il
Ole Lee. for $500; two lots on colleg,
hill, to Commodore Ooulaon, for $500
/ the Bayless corner to Commodor
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-22

certainty that our friends in congress
are preparing to take q much more de-
cIded and aggressive stand as to Dako.
ta's rights and what she may legally do,
than ever before.
Our was injured two years ago
by some inoonsiderate offers by one OF
our friends, to the democrats 70 trade on
the offices. This offer was altogether
unauthorized on his part and against
the wishes of our people, and would
have been repudiated by them, and did
us no good.
Clifford stands firmly on the right OF
our case, his attitude commanding the
respect, even of our opponents.
No one can tell the outcome here till
MIR. Cox defines his position definitely,
Our friends all say that il congress
does nothing the people of Dakota must
help themselves.
There are signs that the democrats in
Springer's district are going to set down
on him, for his foolish course IN Dakota
.L
mattess. A little bird tells as that be
talks of going TO New Mexico TO "grow
up with the co~untry"-as a senator.
II would be a good thing for Dako'
taians from his district to write 90 theiI
friends there to do Mr.. Springer full
justice.
If it were not for his vindlotive and
interested hostility, both north and
south Dakota would be admitted thit
congress.
The friends of south Dakota stand by
the admission of north Dakota, at thu
same time as south Dakota.
Let north Dakota move and keep ster
with south Dakota.
Yours Truly,
HUGH j. CAMPBELL.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-22
Mr. johnson wrongly quoted.

NIX, Wrongly quoted.
Sioux Falls, March 20-To the Press
& Dakotsian:- l find in the Argus
Leader of this date, the following
item credited to yonr paper:
The Sioux City Times quotes e. q.
johnson OF Sioux Falls as saying that
the 3 pes cent tax voted by sioux City
will divert the Manitoba from Yankton
TO Sioux City and that both Sioux Falls
and Sioux City will be benefited thereby.
In view OF this information the Times
asks: "Why is Yankton bowling 2"
We don't know-not with rage surely.
In fact VI have not heard the alleged
Portable as q joyous spring morn and
even johnson in his iavorite curse of 9
bird Of i'll omen will hardly be able to
breaks loose 1t will be about sixty.two
miles down the river from Yarfkton.
My Yankton friends and acquaintance
may naturally wonder why I should
seem to rejoice over q bit of news that
might indicate that the Manitoba would
go TO Sioux City rather than Yankton.
The only explanation / can give is that
/ have never said OF written 0
word OF what ia said and implied in the
above. Indeed as a citizen OF Sioux Fallt
and OF Dakots and o we'll wisher 81
Yankton | hope to see the Manitoba
built from this city TO Yankton during
the current year. BY the way this is no
the frat time that this Johnson has beer
criticised for something some other John
son may have said. Very truly your
for the Manitoba. E. O. JOHNSON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-22

ooulacn for $4 500; four lots in west
Yankton, purchaser not named, for
$500.
In addition to the lots sold Fred Kim
Gel OtBrien's agency today disposed OF
the following city property: Joseph s..
Uoulson to e. M. O'Brien. lots II and is.
block 6s, lower Yankton, for 500; E. M.
O'Brien to q. B. Ooulsop, undivided one
halt interest in ifty-two feet south of
First National bank, Walnut street,
$1,000.
Dr.. Zardetti to-day refused $4,000 for
$3.50 feet on the corner of Third and
Broadway. This property cost him
$4,000 o few months ago.
Goodrich & Matthews real estate
agency, newly established, is buying
more than it is selling. It does not
evince q desire to sell, but quietly takes
in all the bargains which come in its
way. These gentlemen recently came
here from Nebraska and are keen bust
ness men.
Fogerty & Carr are new In the real
estate business, but they are doing
q rushing business and have made some
important deals.
e. Nj. O'Brien, the ancient pioneer In
the real estate business is handling deals
rapidly and hurrying off deals every day.
He buys and he sells snd don't seem to
care which he does the most of.
Judge Roberts, grown grey in the
business, is turning over deals every day
with mysterious aiaority and one may
know by the number Of winks how many
sales q days work aggregates.
Hanson & Harris, conservative dealers
are gathering in customers in q quiet
way and saying little, though they make
q ten strike every little while.
Harry Human, the outside rustler oil
Pennington & Co., is not letting the
flies roost on him and his agency is do
ing g good business.
ia, Kent sold to-day to j. M.
Fogerty forty-fve feet on Fourth street,
adjoining the Methodist church, with
house, Tor $4,000.
Other real estate agents ore putting
in good days work and all are busy.
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