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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14

The Sully County Democratic Convention, for
the selection of three delegates To represent said
county In the Territorial Democratic Convention
to be- held At WATERFOWL, on Wednesday. May 2,
1885, for the purpose of eecting two delegates and
two alternaes to represent the Territory of Dakota
in the National Convention, to be eld at St Louis,
June 5th, TO nominate candidates for President and
Vice President of the United States, will meet at
Onida, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1883,
AT one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day.
Each precinct in the county is entitled 10 repre-
sentation "a follows, to-wit: delegates for each
precinct.
Primaries will he held at the polling places in
precinct Saturday, April 2lst, lsss, at O'Clock
D. m. to elect delegates tn the County Convention.
Il. =. HOOVER, Chairman.
A. j. WAssATT, Sect'y
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
Assessors Meeting.

County Assessor Llllibrldge will
meet with all the Civil Township
Assessors ut the Court House in Onida
on April 25th, to arrange for making
the assessment of 1888. All are re-
quested to attend this meeting.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14

Always remember that j. Ii. Gro
pengieser, Probate Judge, can make
your final proof, or homestead, timber
culture and pre-emption filing, and give
him your work.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
Teachers institute.

The Sully County I eachers' Institute
for the Spring of 1888 will he held aI
Onlda, commencing at O'Clock Il. IN
on Monday, May 7th. and continuin-
live days. 1t will he conducted b,
PROT. j. W. Harden, Territorial Insti
tute Conductor.
The law requires that every schoo
in the county shall he closed durin=
the Institute and that every teacher
shall attend the Institute and take per.
IN the exercises during every day o!
its session. 1t further provides that
each teacher shall have counted rs par,
Of his time, one-half day for every full
lay of actual attendance upon tn,
Institute.
Monday evening will he given to q
literary social, ana the following even
ings occupied by lectures, which will
ne announced later.
Teachers are requested to max,
special effort to be present on Monday
morning.
All persons interested in education
ire cordially invited to attend oul
Institute
i. ID. CARR, Co. Supt.
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The assurance that the bic 81

The assurance that the big Sioux
Reservation will open is causing real
property to rapidly advance in price
and the city to assume Il healthy boom
in Pierre. Good for Pierre. She's n
bird.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9th, Is,

For II pounds of Granulated
Sugar for 81 90, 90 to l.. c. Weyand S
Grocery at Onida.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Try. S. Rickert went to Gettysburg
Monday, on business.
j. W. Carpenter and wife visited
friends in town, Monday.
Jas. Durlrn of Fairbank, was in
town the first of the week
Eastern people are hocking to the
Territory in large numbers.
81 will buy II pounds of Granu-
lated Sugar of l.. G. Weyand at Onida
Mrs. A. J. Darr has been assisting
Mrs. Ross at the Clifton House this
week.
L. NJ. Burkholder of Little Bend,
spent Tuesday in town on legal
business.
l.. G. Weyand, at Onida, sells
Arhuckles Coffee for % cents per
package.
Will Potter has built a corral this
week, and is now ready to receive stock
for herding.
A. J. Wasgatt, Sheriff Bruner and
Ed. Kelly were visitors in Pierre the
first of the week.
Mrs. \. McFall who has been Ill
this week with Il cold and fever, is
rapidly convalescing.
We this week publish the proceed
ings of the last meeting OF the board
of county commissioners.
ID. W. Cronan has moved onto his
tree claim, adjoining his pre-emption,
and filed Il homestead on it.
Com. and Mrs. II. +. Kimmel, OF
Summit township, were pleasant callers
ut the WATCHMAN Office, Wednesday
Walter r. Burton left for Chicago.
Monday, to remain all summer. He
expects to secure work at the carpenter
| trade.
-Weyand, at Onida, has anything
YOU want in the hardware and imple.
mcnt line.
In another column will he found
an advertisement of the fine Percheron
stallion Halifax Hope, the property OF
5 G. w. Stokes, of Goodwater town
ship.
Mrs. Amanda Ross was appointed
assistant postmaster, on Monday last,
ny j. w Carpenter, Z. NJ, and IN the
future the post office will he located in
The Clifton House.
d. +. Rand and family, who have
been residents of Clifton during the
past year and a half, departed for their
farm in Hughes county yesterday,
where Mr. Rand will engage in farming
and stock raising.
People coming from the over
crowded east seeking homes should
come to Sully county and secure some
of our cheap lands. Here we have
| villages in which to do trading and
school houses To educate the children in.
-Thos. G. Philips, one of the first
settlers in tins vicinity but now resi-.
dent and prosperous cattle raiser of the
Winnebago reservation, spent Tuesday
night in Clifton. He visited this
county for the purpose of buying young
cattle
C. A. Allen, wide-awake
merchant of Forest City, was in town,
Monday, replenishing his stock from
Henry Potter's general store. He re.
ports that place booming and work
commenced on new railroad grade to
Gettysburg.
Frankie, the 9-year-old son Of
James NJ. Porter, Esq, of Hartford
Township, had his lett arm broken at
the wrist, last Monday evening, by be-
ing pressed agalnsta stable by an OK
The wound was dressed and at last
accounts the little sufferer vas doing as
well as could be expected.
Mrs. Henry Potter and Archie re-
turned Saturday evening, from Ohio
well satisfied to remain in Dakota.
They report mud hub deep in Ohio and
plenty of snow in Minnesota. Here IN
Dakota we have good roads, warm
sunshine and the farmers are all busy
seeding. Poor old bllzzardy, muddy
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ROLO,

Who took Diploma n, Nevada State
FaTs, held ~ Reno. FIJI O: 1851, a.
hcs; ;uIi blood Norman calI. will be
Tires yea=s Did sept 20. Isss. and will
serve = limited un=bc. @! mares.
DESCRIPTION -Enlo Is I heavy
set. powerful drai; colt. nice clean head.
proud arch heck, heavy mRus aud iE:i.
COOS Linins and back, has = foria viii
on; deiee;, ia L-!Sta strawberry ruan
and i descendant Of dapIle ErIy stock
q! the ia-ses; GIG hes; strains IL tie
United States.
PEp:0EEE:- EoTo was sired by dap
Fle gray Aimed. No. 2,42g. whose
weight vas 1880 pounds. His dnru
vas iInH, Z Eray mare weighing 1880
pounds. PiuG by imported DARK dapple
EgEy Lo-Iet No. 4S7, weight 100
pounds. Dcm Of P.uu WA. Hulli., Il
grry ri weighing 1900 pounds. Hal
lis Uy IT, famous imported -. Laurent
"Agss weilLt w..s 2.lIU pounds. Dam
81 Hall. was AuIellg. weight l.CUD
pounds. Aue'i. by Louis Pad. ,mpyrt.
FL 10y Gilmore y HuuSvr. Of Marion Co,
Ohio, cud sold Feb. 1868. to L. Dillon
& Co, Normal, illinois. Dam O! Anne.
In was Carrie iYuisc. L gray Iuage Of
1850 pounds weight. Care Louise Jy
tae historical Old Louis Napoleon,
weight, 1909 pounds. Imported - !sjI.
Rios uuce-turs truce the very beet
draft Llyud for the past - years.
TERM ).
By the season, So Al mares WHO
fail tL's reason viii have the u-r 81 lie
Lyrsv the following ,,a.yn. We also
L number of chOIc. colts
tiat viii serve mares until sold a.
S!j for the seasuu Grain ttE-E 81
mltrhCi pgi'e on board rar-. Clubs II
u.Hre- ;Le4 for ~kRro Of G. IL. Pa.t.r-
age Tot mares r. e. Correspondence
sv!!ci.ed, aud visitor. welcome.
L. e. HARDY. Mnun.-r.
Oa-.- Ranch Company.
Tosno. Nev. Apr! Il. 1855.
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4 nI,=-autIrc Democrat.

-hs Ez1srr-s l. j-:al b-cn5
u=U-ar- i.s-Eas. sr1usls u!aGs5
=ID=- has h-sn guild .uto tis- t,elr=s
tasf TINS Administration l. responsible
-: TIA discount IL szr=-. The u3nE
55-ce:. :as the Republican nary d.
2areE;z=5 Siv=- IL ISL: IA 1u-cts
tAa. il vas l. Dz@o-=-tls Congress tISc
-=-n5z,-izsI silver End a GeaU5la=-
President uao vsr,=3 IN NH Ne inr-
gets -t-l IL 5fs=TaE= OF Givg- Uas
E7==E- zn5= = 7 T1btI=n2 A-GaizlsEa-
Lsz thai 4 has teen s:a--, an5 -: LIZ
F-u91ses &c .-ys:= fhs Lsgub-2>-2 u=z=
EEu~ Wal s,-cSk"
I tAIs h=v=- IL: :at TAI.s D=tzl
-DaI3 H.. II. T0aLi=iG Jos Himself
o. - 5u1r-al AiziarF Il: iar ISSe-:-
-usr: au=pF IL. PIX :u-lr--ds- -=4Is
Le EsU- s0E E==lEs ~-nrrloc=a III:
u~Jg5~I:IDD L. MI ST.; --4 tls cn45
PIG, 81 1t, CErei = a= void ua; *
accomplished :. v---E liz 4s.a--E-
:-@E--.
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THE sECKET OFT.

CpBErefEmAb WopaDu,o il has fJsset
on the Golden Club tie oiL-: day
Joundiy deuvuDesd tt,- Secretary q. DE
Tt- .rurr f"r permit iog & Caral.Eu
rRiifuai I. Subsidized by q icseigp Coz
e'nmert, TO carry freight and passengers
across American territory 70 c2mpe,e
with American Ines. thereby crpplpS
tteir Etiuty 10 pey ;Leir jGs: debts 20
the Government. 4, Hr. wo9dhrru,
Sheu soliciting tue suffagss q Nevada
hns. posed ia the attitude Of pu g,fi.
m~ouppoiie.. there v-;e various surmisss
40 10 bic Grange If 1rout ou the IGiiroGd
question. WHICH was as Sudden uui NJ
eIpscted as his change from u fse -u:-
ing ssces,i9uiI to srGBpHnt Espabl.-
esv- Now the Virginia Ep;erprise tn
Willingly let. tie secret out. It sc1s
that he has Accepted au gt:yrn-ygLiy
from the Eyrtheru Pacific Railroad
Company and will hepccfortL reside in
New York.
Tina. erPlsins why Sir. wooiJnrn,
who denounced railrjId monopoliss OIL
the stump defended them in tue halls
al CDrgfess. The Canadian Pacific. il
viii lie remembered, reduced rates
n rDsS the continent. when die Iuter-
State Commerce Act went iuto eject.
How tt, SerfeiS'y Of the JGelsury,
who're duty II is 10 enforce iLe IaTs,
'ou'd prevent that Sir woodUurn does
not pretend t explain. sDd i. j. certain
tSnt none If his constiiut-nts. Outside
e the r"iIroad. objected 70 the rsduc-
ton. IA n fhiiToad attorney. however,
ia the interest Of his cl,euts, whatever
effect IL might lave on the iDtsTests 0.
the state. be should, 70 be consistent,
have the laws amended, SO a. tn prevent
The Canadian Pacific from competing
with American liu,s. instead Of growl.
lag At the Sesretary Of she T~reasniy
for permitting that company to do
what the laws do no. prohibit il from
.ViB2
However. az the motive Of Dir. Wood
hurn's Ettsck on The Secretary Of the
Treasury isuoS apparent. j, makes liz
tie difference wba. be says. The po:s-
on OF bis nr.sph is D~eg;9siized by
tine k~powjsdgs that he has become
attorney Tor tho \. p. u. X. -fSilrer
State
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isessar:- tbs Val be al GzrrAse Of
Two dsys ore- :ss tIEserIETnAliy ESr-sI
uPos- Ga Wednesday rza IEEfa5-y
St oais AID DssztzaS 81 Ee=isar
xlIi S,eEE. z-5 90 IL. la,i dsz Eesl q.
NzIrs ass5 seeker EE:ASE nal as5~
th= aDs-- AiAsaEh = numb o;
gid sy.->-. r0:Ebsy ihos+ 81 GcGIL
Aa ~ T-au=~- VISA c. y-S Viz
gina ByE== - IE5uGaz znd BGr-urs
O. AeaszL have already bs1 ScL<
sr- HE .zs=s-s saEt tie as EEc=
dayc Il The dSssts =.S. THIrS1 - tb+ Ps-
ln=G p-ozIr=s- o! ~. Ez.=ase
-Ial-5. z;ST1E iz--- zuS-es=rS
SzS- D4=Ia+ EAa A. eTsa2Iis
happy cr IL ~sat-s= o. --s -z!a-
Is Sssug rzsfu' suis4tiua = Lss Tort
eOEisr $780, wHiA, Z Is 3sIi.y.E vi
e>.ip-s A. t1s pr-sIaas &aS-ts IL IhTs
a;r=4ua- Red ~ho j hy lnC o53>
tie ssrs eE=.aly+ sptSks- - IL G2a-
isas- sd. ~ ;=r Z f9~s. - nj l. -
M ;D+ 1==Ge- ~ It mz=a-1y, W. Eo
si-Ivs - - = Ais n=S.
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STAMFORD AnD HJs PARTY.

II is rot Away tDs' ~ End ourselves
ip agreement VITA SeBnior STAFFORD,
In, We s,s eotnpe'l"d 20 hdigit The,
ZONE u his poiitic,i actions Jrpiay in.
dtprDdeLce and coo age of high order.
His rote IN favor d rntiiying The Cti.
usse ire ~ i~umsaftB'y rftsr tue con
ren,i2u .! bis pot ID his own State
bad denounced u ~ss M example 81
%e,p,ei, atious alBs .snos 20 duty which
deserves ~rscoySijon
Last week tue Sacramento CoDren.
yeDlion demanded tie unconditional
abToyati0n Of all laws End treaties per.
mit.ing ChiDain'p :, baud and ibs en-.
sctDent of such laws ms would "tposdi.
iy n5 us u those no" here" u d..
clqred to neg tnsty N be "meis
ttfi1l 10 q gr.st question and an.
worthy u the support u aDy yood citi.
EpI." CyadIlr.hg t5e banner In
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Wiki TIE eon,>atip= e-tSL-d abe SCI
Aio-. a---itSpe 20 him al The naseS
psftais aud poihizal. lie nus hAv-
ie=a strongly f=ruft-a TO E~eSaV~icdSs
;h=ir ecnrii=~H:s b. asesirnS 10 ;A.E-
rieFs o. TIE t--=ty s0ssaor- Br; r.
Boldly t9of the Tist 81 being eorSd=:-d
: bod citzer" and .1na+i viii =
great question by voting tG rE:i5a-
tIol-
Senator's stanford AID St-rsn hzrs
Ehorn II this ease. A. il ga; d ;b-
euafr=dun Of Lara. :k; us-! Hs
no; atgect slaves Of mrr- We ~
Eisi 10 =aeOn-Ese tbe- ia5=p-ui-n-
fgr ta< siga u IN tzr- iadIeaie tbs;
there Eill b Pl=B;y c. daztr1I upoa Z.
IEnniD=-.
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sonEsH.r n1Es-

..HaIs esn=ia5si not 10 rr for coz
Eres,. An tired Of Sighting fseE IN cur
patty. Sozirs;e q rirrer--iw0o5-
brru,l dapstsb april Slth.
..M,. wo5dburn Las ae.=d il a COR
a-dir and une.ateial nsnDs- tOES-d
his Parry whs. "a, he cotnplaiEs Of
being tired of fighting nsn WITHIN las
"-s patty The ttata IS ;h.: tbe party
has bad to fight for vCydhurp AID %i-c;
him gr.ii."1T0yn TaIk IL tie e.
teEpris< May iih-
y have NJ words 10 express ny graf
itnSe 10 The Eepnblisar parry Of Kew
On Tor the repeated and unsoIieiied poll
teal honor II has eouferTsd nPan
woodbs=pis Ie:t=r il sandns's
Enterprise
The Enterprise vcrid do vel to PIT
ra5:Lsr .-ls4r Il: The Wheel OF Torr
Talk items. for II ~eoHa=utiag on tie
EOcdaurn Istier tia: i.P=f males the
fAh'~ing editorial EeaafkE=
-Ir. Toodba-r's constituents XIE lie
glad t. f=sd the sbure. l. as scEiGer.-
Jy dif~Tsn; FROM vns; hes lately bsea
pabiish-d Of NJ wooibz-n to prove
tha. Is something Hrorg il couns=iiga
Saa has telegram Of jssliaz:iou 70 goL
ea Il Lindsey"
This letter. II his p-u handwriting.
places Mr- woo3barn IL tie e,sr; pos
tiuH where ve eli Epur le b=inuSs-
His review Of national politics L. Is c.e.-
rs b-II end IS s0aud - EoIiA-, aud
IN . Tie proper kline CONES William
TovdbBrn ril. be Upe Of the bysst:zs.
ssPrD.Iis q :h= Republican azly-2s
policy"
There nssy be 'son=:higs v-oag II
-c1nrert.up WIKI has te!-gTam o! ds=i.-
E4tiop." bI: II sboGld be rerasnDe:eE
1hgt th= le.Se: "EEs r=S=iv=d IL TIrginis
Cas- sonns ;h-ee weeks EED. According
20 SO ATT-7El. and henes Il EEs 1au=E
EleEs; fhrte weeks pisriUus 70 tie
inding Of ms dl-pzieh 70 Nj Lindsey
nc IL tns i.ri=r &c which tGs EuJe:-
pa e attaches 90 much inpy=t.ue. LIZ.
WOodDuru ssyE:
"--IHrnuIs!Gnees oSe- v4sn ! have
NJ e2tifoi cripple uy Hb1ry 10 make a.
Ehorongn lad complete L cGa1as. Of tie
State 6 ;as iinpa<IAs.s Of zee c~eEapRigu
d-nsnas s.'e l ;s E~gsaiaEiss to Ccr-
R,ses, ana iLec4Ue I have copcizEc5
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Too BAD, Indeed.

The charge that the new J nominated
Chief Justice VAS Il ri"Ie1t COppeIA,gd
during TIC war needs Investigations.
Tie county might pos.ihiy be willing
70 zee d Fighting Confederate in the
chair. bn. 1t all never consent; 70 have
n Comprehend in sueh n position is .
+. Post.
No. j; will never do 10 pa, sucb a man
in the position u Chic. J1otice. Such
pertoiis ms The Post d"sisnltrs q. Cop.
perhsnds" nTe e: Only for Western Con.
gr"ssircn. The line must be drawn
somewhere, Md we propo.e 10 dInw it
on Congressman.
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Ought 10 AIay Home.

VII Davis. the Appeal ~cowposi;gr
wh0 brgLe his shoulder jumping oil n
Train. wogil DOT have met wltu the this
i0Itaae had IL OGsened the vel -;
policy Of ,Ijs paper.
He went down 10 Reno 70 ses 3 girl
Gui "Len be ought TO Lave s'ay,d hight
here in Carson rAese the girls are mucb
huoisyuer. 4 Young muR sbuuIs a.
ways : aud by toe LoDe product il Le
expects to gia.
lie sill be rather e: Gu. for rome
weeks, fra girl either 10 Carson Or
Reno has very III l. use !or / yopug
man VII only ara --lCaTs2u up
pe1I.
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iLLEa G..

i: L proPsssi - give Iii Thurman
the ss-5ad ptsse o. the Pre2a=-tE.i
tick=-- Ciey.izzS Ea6 TazrGnsu Soai5
f0-u = ruahiEstfnH luv4pzS5e is ~
fu1re our pSliI.-sI OpP5Dsats esase .s=;
II :bs Fed LIS IzP514u: 90: IL:
Wee PZ@a-as skozId b= L u=zu II
eEe-y wy qualified = Ill :Le C5s o;
Cine; Msnst-4i=, fuE IL tgRr instances
The Vice Fr=Ei6eE; oi tJe Tl!;=d - lIs,
hEs sa=see5 20 tia: nigh position IL ts+
6=z;s :: :Ss P7=siS=H- sad sa=A l I'LL
Is ALea g. Thurman. o! OEIp- o. tins
sub5-r< ths EEuip= HEs
~NDE TIA; PrEi5eu; Cleveland -
taken mp Taart2s@'s fight iis asso=.L-
tioa o! "a. tsp Eoai6 20 a5z=Irsb- A.
pFug-Eie. L there ==n- Eur GuulE
atou: :te 1Jie % California T.. pJE6-
Ration 81 szct L si>k.. EOrld di=- z
lie candidate "a: -. T3- 9~--:s=yrr
otf=H EiT.s ET-nEta il oos sac Az
Weakness IN ~ She Tlu-ran-
EoGS Strengthen IT, i5sls: -E=ysl==
With Lin II tie field sI-u Qal5 zlE-.
b Carried, and l=g= 2ns,gds TT TO
Republican strength IL ths Su=:~=s
Eoald u alnos: e~-t.ir- NJ; ONLY Ct
iio-ui& but Oregon Lg5 Srrz5s @sunl6
bs safe. TIE trusts caEid 10 c4-
enough Enope- n0E dnvs -uDgcL q
tLe:: haEs!arEcd -Es-->.s7ts - :le
pulls 70 dste=: Cleveland AID T.nsaau-
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NOTICE TO STAR, CLIO
YER And RUBY VAL
LEY H0RHEHEE.
The following ScRlI5ous VIII stand :;
QASfS Ranch season o! lsSS:
GAMBETTA.

AlcI blood Observation-Disclosures 20.
1855
Observation-Disclosures is -
Eaaas high. GappIs Grgy. proud sriE-
!;c4 -zcEy stallion, CiI+s : feet, weigh
uov l-61a pounds. LIS full expressive
Eyz- proud arb rs=k- strong high bacE.
high - ;roat, good breas:, broad. lat
lost II l-S and has action.
HEpEGGEE-Gank:;a Vas sired ~
Keno No -.Sao, dan PIclala No. I.sC4.
AID w4s A-sd ~ = Y Adams, c: NUr-
cz=l, Illinois, j. recorded IL Vol. ;,
PSgr $40, National EegiSte- Q: French
Dr.Lt ar-szs.
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ConsiSsIoaElS- PROCEED
IESS.

Tlr Desrd o: County Co:prrissione-s
net Nond=y. 5iny I'll. and after dis
pozing o! iL~ claims preseu;ea publish
Il Tu=sday.l Transacted; .ae io'.o-ius
uusiasss- Frsseat, Et=ss:s Eon~,InEu
and Bird.
Minutes Of the previous meeting read
and approved.
Moa-y IL County Treasury eouuted
AMI found cors=s: rs computed viii
Auditors JDoEs.
TIE blu Of c ". Grorer 70, printing
n0Ice 70 t~achsra, ordered y Sup:. Of
School. :-Js-El.
Petition 81 e.tiz~us 'uf Whit. Rgcr
dls-=-ct praying for ESs IPT.Iutgssu Of
J. y. F=ust - tie rMse q Jus:I,e o!
tie Feaos weF Eiaure5 aud tLe { erk
n~F::Ec;sl 70 i-svt 10 aalG Frost lis ter-
llrrt- Of appointment.
Upon m2ilou tie B.ard gsrD:e5 The
petition of the ciazsrs u T.cgmE yfry-
ing for the ~rPpoiu;Heut Of c. Lee 20
the pGcs Of Evad suyefsiryr o:Iecyl-E
Road District.
The r.~slgtG alton RI EngsDr wro5.
Road Supervisor Of C!sr-r Va Icy Rad
Distrie:. vns seccjt-d aud +, sl.i -.
Zee declared Ygcaut.
The petition Of toe citizens # 1t.
mobile vas lsIi over.
Upon motion it aas orlsrei tha, +.
II. Heuisy he, and be is hereby author.
Lzsd to zuruiah Ins. BaDEs, tn 5ndi-
gsot person, with provisions 70 the
amount Of so md pseSsEt Lis bill tor
seroe.
The petition Of tie citizens Of Jasper
asking 10 he cut Of fTom SpTar.L2ont
school District ives rel rcted.
Upon the accommodation Of / y.
Stone. Supt. Of School, tie BgaI o.
deied that the Cope School District b.
diridel as t~yliow., 10 Wit: At and on L
liue stIJiiShrd by tue strsatn known as
Adequacy ere~k, nui tunt tue sol,hyra
part he named iJand MouLtiin Scho2
District aud extended t. tue northern
boundaries Of Moth Humboldt School
District.
Upon motion tie Board ordered that
The Clerk cause 10 ie published au nd
veItisemrnt for bids to furni.h Ice 20
Jail, County Hospital aud Courthouse
for tue remainder ofthis year as long Us
ice is needed.
Upon motion the Board declared that
they wOGld allow 90 more claims sgaiust
the comfy for Ecnlps. Aud ordered
tIEt the Cicrk cause 10 be polished ia
each Of the Eiko papers q notice TO tho.
Effect.
The relurns 81 the Sprucetncn, cleo
ton on The question Of special school
tax were csnya-sed and the resnit was
as ~folIoss: Tax yes %; tax no 0.
The Board then Proceeded ~ ascer.
tain tIe amount Of taxable property in
said bpfHcemoDt School District IN the
y'hr 1887. II vas thefeupon ordered
That hsreciai school tax Of one hundred
u Gifty cents on each one huudIed
dollars ,sius II taxable property IN said
SptucsiaOht School District be levied
md assessed for the Purpose Of build
q school house IN said district. and tina;
the same be added T. the couuiy nsscrs.
ineGt rVli OF the pfosent year OF 1893.
snd 10 be collected and pnii 10 the
fa,us manner and a, He same tine The
cher ttIps bfr. nrd the faint 10 lie
paid int The County Treasury nsdrpDt.
IL 10 favor 81 fnil Ecico! Di,itic,. aud
Ia be drhsD IN the am manner as 9th
81 hcbool moneys.
80 oih,r bnstufss appearing. tho
Bonrd adj0sroed Gntil Monday. June
4. IS59.
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instant SHS:

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81 EsSzE4 charge II ;ht Institution
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NOU ARE HTEEHY SUNvASFp TO
i tTlftr before me at my Once ia syr4tt-
mont THTn.hiT tn 'Ef county q Tlro. stat q
Nevada. On II" SIXTH DAY OF JUNE. h.D.
1855. 81 10 o''loSE = -. In an ssiiou 1=uuchi
'Fainfi y0u 10y 'hli pl,lniih. 1, aupw,r ito
compliant "f the GLOVE named Ti.iruE. sail
acii0n e. brought &" Trcavtr Northumberland
you Tor tic sum % siD y tu1 uDrsstth.rcon
ct The rite Il tE7 y'F cont prfuunaih from IL.
sist Gty 81 August. lsST. Until raid. uT7n your
"'r'Dn rfsmi's"ry note iu vriiinr, oicgu,,i
and d'iiTrrcd by you to Tisirtig on Au.u.i
~ ls7'. inr the rTm 81 i'.J Is aud !n,,i.,i
thereon ~ thu rat ufivd Icr cent. ptr mguih
nuhl l~Aii-no rs'i Ut s,id note or a. tie ~.
icTf7' thereon having been Ts!j-,uh the
zane 1"inf DOW wholly due. Acc for costa
h'f'i0. ~ more fully sTTstf' by The c, IN.
Ilaini on hin Lirr!n. {, which yrn A.. ~.
f'rr''. or judgment viii bo thfer ,r.inst Won
Tor ID" SAID amount together with cost, Of
this 'uit II you fIl 90 irT'tr anil autv.r.
To Tho sh'fin - any Constable o! ,,id rnup.
-. Cf'rtinr: Make legal service and du. re-
turn hereof.
Giyrn undsr toy had thi, goth d,y Of
S.t1b. 4. II. Inss
FRANCIS !. BELLY.
Jns.icc q thc r'Ics for said Township.
CHS y.
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NOTICE 70 TIE PUB
Lie.
STITE or NEVADA,

STITE or E~LTADA,
County OF Etko.
Sc the DysId of Coupiy Cor mis-.
siOu.rs Of tie county aforesaid beiier.
that u greTt iiuuJ is being imposed up.
on The tax PAYERS 81 this county by our
complying sith the Act Of the IN L-g.
isihiufs commonly 81 Is ia. scalp
Law" Humboldt. Lauter ard Eureln
equities having refused TO ray FOR my
more S"nlps ard White FINE COUNT
sctip tot being worth enough TO iudnrs
persons To- put IN tIeir cinIms in ,uid
White Pine county. We believe thnt
Ne have been pnyiDg for Ectlps not
taken III this county: therefore in Gc-
co"lruCc Hith such beli.f AMI 10 pro.
i"ct the tax payers Of on county pe
hereby give uotirr thai se viii not al.
los my cinIms for scglys that mny he
presented to U.s. from and after this
date.
Dated this 7th dry Of May, a. d.
1888.
q. u. wIsyu,y,
Clerk OF ponrI.
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