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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-24
A.sTREET Rail WAY.
Authorization Nf a Twenty
Years Charter by the
City Cnuncl1.
Mr.. Pstiigrew Explains The iEten-
tons Of the Railway Company.
The Franchise Granted and
YaDkton's Street halfway is
an Assured Fact.

Last evening the city council met In
special session under @ call which pro-
yided that the business of the meeting
vas action upon the application OF r
f. Pestigrew and others for permission
to build end operate 9 street car system
in Yankton.
The mayor presided over the meeting
snd ell the aldermen were present ex-
oepting Alderman McLain.
The call for the special meeting was
read by the city clerk and the may or
stated that he had received a communi.
cation from II. F. Psttigrew asking for q
etreet railway franchise and permission
to explain the desires OF the company
represented by him.
Mr.. PETTIGREw SPEAKS.
On the invitation OF the mayor, Mr..
Pettigrew addressed the council. He
stated that the Yankton street railway
company had been incorporated and
that 1t was composed of r. F. Petit
grew, 3. l.. Tate and Theodore Gar
rish, all OF Sioux Falls--Mr. Garrish
having recently been 9 resident of Port
land, Maine. 1t was the intention OF
the company to build about two miles
Of track this summer il charter was
granted. For the present, IN q town OF
this size, il would not pay expenses.
His line in Sioux Falls had never paid
expenses until within the past few
weeks, but he now considered it on q
paying basis. Bot Ysnkton would grow
to it in time and the franchise would be-
come valuable. MIR. Pettigrew said he
had submitted to the council q copy OF
she ordinance under which his Sioux
Falls company was operating and which
had been found entirely satisfactory to
the company and to the municipality.
He o had five miles OF track in oper-
alton in. Sioux Falls and would have
eight miles by the end Of the summer.
The Yankton company designed build
ing this year . short distance on Third
atPeet and on Douglas avenue north
ward as far ss the cemetery. Mr. Petit
grew said he had Just purchased 240
acres of land on Douglas avenue and de-
signed going into the street oar en-
serpriss for the purpose of %tenefiting
that property. he therefore asked the
council to grant e franchise to his COM
pany.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-24
THE oRprNANoR 3 A

1ue cteFk 6nen READ kne EepCEe Oh sne
ordinance committee, which was the
proposed ordinance submitted by MIR.
Pessigfew, together with some amend
ments suggested by the city attorney,
TO which MIR. PettigFew had agreed. In
the ordinance the company is styled
1.-THE Yankton street railway company"
1t 10 granted the right to construct and
operate q street railway on any ca all
streets in Yankton Tor a period OF twenty
years with o privilege OF renewal Of
franchise in the discretion OF the ooun
oil. The company contracts to lay its
rails even with the etfeet surface and to
SO construct it's road as not to interfere
with vehicles, to keep its road in repair,
not to use steam cars thereon, to pay .
license for each car after a period OF five
years and to charge no more than Eve
cents fare for @ single passenger between
AIRY two points on it's line.
The amendments presented were
adopted and made Q part of she psopos.
ed ordinance.
The ordinance as amended was then
read ct length.
PASSAGE OF n ORDINANCE.
On motion OF Alderman Branch the
rules were Suspended end the ordinance
read 9 second and third time by iss slsl.
end put upon its final passage.
The roll was called on the passage OF
she ordinance and the ordinance was
passed. Aldermen Powers, Gilman
Branch, Seougai, Sampson, Edgerson
and Grove voting sye. Alderman Nc
Lain absent and not voting.
So the ordinance was passed and q
franchise granted the Ysnkton free,
railway company.
The consammation OF this act was
loudly ~sppiauded by the closely packed
audience assembled In the lobby.
ABOUT TIL GRADE.
Alderman Edaerton. chairman of She
committee on grades. streets and alleys
asked for some explanation from Mr.
Pettigrew relative 10 necessary grading
on Douglas avenue.
Mr.. Peatierew said he would liss q
have the 9 n graded from the rail-
road tracks northward to the city limits
he could not rnn his oars over q grade
greater than four fest to the hundred
feet. The bill just north OF the railroad
tracks needed cutting down eight OF ten
feet. Beyond that there was not mnch
work necessary. he said he would
ship in she ship of material and begin
construction Immediately il the grade
could be made ready.
The mayor ruled that under the spec
isl meeting call action on the grede
could not be !sken at shat meeting,
though Aldermen Scougal and Powers
argued other wise and wanted to orde,
the grade made without delay SO az to
aid the street railway project. The
lobby applauded their earneatnees.
Alderman Brauch opposed Immediate
aciion and admonished Alderman Pow
ets not to fly the track.
After some further discussion Mr..
Petttgrew ssid! he would commence &C.
cumulating material for the car line
With the understanding tbet the council
wonld order the street pus III shape Of
the proper time. He was given TO
understand that the council would act in
harmony with his wishes.
The council then adjourned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-24
For Sale.
Notice.,

NOTICE is hereby given that the animal
~ meeting of the Stockholders of the Security
,nVestme nt COMPANY of Yankton. Dakota, will
De heia at the office of SAID company. in the
city OF lankton, Dakota, on Tnesuay, the l4th
day OF May 1889. att O'Clock D.. m, for the
purpose of e%iecting directors Tor said company
Tor the ensuing year, and doing any other and
before said meeting, ~
Ysnktoa. Dakota April 10, 1889.
E.T. WHITE, Vice President.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-24

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished front rooms
Rond for any purpose over COX, Odiorne d
Cos. store, Third street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-24

"Rfu sUteeV'
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-East side
of Douglas Avenue, two doors from corner
of Fourth street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-24

Everything is reported quiet along the
Canadian. Purcell is a deserted village,
now that the little station on the Atch-
ison road about eighteen miles north
of it is laid out as a town site. 1t is
evident that Oklahoma is to be opened
~peaceabiy and without bloodshed. The
crisis wss passed yesterday. A great
number of her citizens are law abiding,
and those who are not will be sup
pressed by the strong hand Of frontier
Justice, aided by the military authori-
ties under command of Gen. Merritt.
There are now about five hundred
troops in the territory, and they will be
kept there until order Is assured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12
AM An,ohnte Id Alrnrll,lnr

II Is well known, says Sampson.
"HiStory OF Advertising that at tho
Pero Ia Chatse cemetery near Paris,
there stands in a conspicuous position
splendid monumental PiDrre OahoChard,
grocer, with a pathetic inscription,
which closesthus:
"lis inConsolable widow dedicatel
this monument to his memory, and con
tinues the same business at the old shop
1877 Rue MouiIetard."
Now q Parisian paper relates that {
short time ago n gentleman, who hat
noticed the above inscription, was lei
by curiosity to call at tho address indi
Gated. Having expressed his desire L
sec the Widow CaboChard, he was i'm
mediately usherei into the presence o
a acknowledgement and i~ull.beardcL
man, who asked him what was the OBJ
ject Of his vlsit,
q came to see the Widow CaboChard
swell, sir, here she is,"
=" beg pardon, but | wish To see thu
lady inperson."
"Slr, | am tile Widow C~abochard."
~ don't exactly undersLandyou 1 al
Jude to the reliCt Of the late Pierre Ca
boChard, whose monument l saw yester
day at the Pere Ia Ohaise."
"Isee, l see," was the smiling re,
ioinder. "Allow me to inform you thai
Pierre Cabochard Is q myth, and there
fore never hada wife. The tomb you adj
mired cost ine q good deal Of money
and although no one Is buried there II
proves a tifst'rate advertisement, and ]
have no cause to regret the expense.
Now, sit, what eau I sell you in the way
Of groceries ~
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MARTINS FERRY.
Electric LIghtS LoCated-Psrsonal Gossip
Republican Primaries, Ete.

Electric LIghtS Located-PsrsonAl Gossip.
Republican Primaries, Rte.
Ell, Hoyle, Eiqy returned yesterday.
Felix IladsOll is sojourning IN West Virginia.
Benz Thomas Is erecting a rclldSnco on PeaSO
street.
Miss Jennie Co.'s is visiting friends in Monroe
Mrs. william Lupton Is Visiting relatives in
Canton,
Mls Sue Barr is enjoying avlsIt with relatives
At SlCubenyillO.
M, AlSs. M%scOnnAghy spent Sunday with
CloyplAnd friends
Mt. John Dayis, q resident Of Tho tdardOu
Spot" died last night.
George Roup and George BruhAnker wore or.
rested on salIrday night Tor lighting.
yesterday from al extended western hip.
The Arcadlan Tennis Club will take supper al
the WAysido Inn al Coletain this evening,
Carlos LcalhCfwood has had enough Of mailing
aud iSAbout 70 embark In the milk business.
Prof. aud Madam .zera showed 10 q small
audience at the lafayette hall on Saturday night,
Mrs, III. Robinson leaves 70 day 10 visit rola,
f ilS'' IA the Allegheny mountains At SA'ai'id'
Mr. d., X. Allen will shortly begin tho erection
Of d fCtilDncp ON CatAwba street, on which hO
Ma bnught a iot,
I'm ssoad. ~ t.on, a, I'm r0oond y.,A ho,o
u thSMeeu ~ I4nt 2, shS . sSc9 RVS Mata 4 h nv
hsV.II,,v Nv etS \. ~ o Y uV"A 'VVA WV NV tAuu'V'
MOssts. Matt Aldfidgc, Alex. Dixon, Fred
Dixon and Joe Pennthgto1 attended camp meet
Ing al llurf't Mills yesterday.
A rocking chaif rallied. OF BY MI. Samuel
johnson was dtAWtl by Mn, Seneca Lyle, oil
bridgeport, With ticket No, y,
lft,n,n ,sas m nFaanhih1 In INA n. y. Nhutbh
ycsISSrSa On assduSI 81 III ABSENCE Il t6S pSs.
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She had q ultO.

Ntp fOrk Sun.
Every one had his or her line owe
the rail Of the boat awaiting a bite, whel
the ireCkled.face girl with auburn hail
turned to the young man with a downy
mustacho and two watch chains, ant
@oh, Augustus, l believed believe
have a bite.n
"rhen pull In" he commanded.
"But it may be q great big fish, ant
he may pull me into the water.M
II won't let him.
"But II he does2"
II will save you or We will perish to
getherl"
"Then-then 1 will pull.n
She pulled, and broughtina sea.robil
about as big as your finger. The peri
had passed. We sneered at the catch
but they minded 1t not, Not until tina
moment had they dared acknowledge
their love. He was her'n and abe wa
his'n, and they were very, very happ.
as they spit on their bait Tor more luck
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

joliet, ILb.-J.M. LOOSE CLoyRR Co.,
Ipurchaseda box ofyourR Red Glover Pile
Ointment OF +. P. Goliday, at this place,
after using various other ointments with.
out effect. / used several applications
OF the Red Glover Ointment and have
not had any trouble since. now be.
lieve ] am permanently cured. Ny case
was not one ofthe worst, but l have suf-
fered with them over q year, and bled 30
much l became greatly reduced In flesh.
Your ointment acted miraculously, and
| am only too glad to speak to the many
sufferers OF this painful disease. II Il
cures all who use IL as quickly as II did
me, you will sell q great deal Of II, But
l am convinced your Pile Ointment was
made To cure, and not like the many
others ! have tested, to deiraud. . It Is
o pleasure To me To say, the Red Glover
Pile Ointment has been apriceless bless
ing To me, and I know II will prove such
TO others who will try II. Respectfully,
/. v. PARK. Logan Drug Co, Bridge
Corner Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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avioatoSiolhets

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PUCKRRISGs,

a. man without a Countrywide whom
business keeps In town,
The peace problem Of EuTope-T won
der II the other fellows gun. is reall!
loRded2n
There's many aslip 'twixt the cup ant
the lip, but the mustaChe never fails Il
get into the soup,
Kleptomaniac is a long word, Cedric
and II takes a long purse to distinguish
1t from the thief,
From . pension bureau point Of view.
the surplus problem Is only q little mat
ter OF short division,
Poets are born, not made-unless they
can write something nobody can I'M
detstand-then they are made,
i Is supposed that the idea Of the
military helmet was evolved from tests
made on q straw hat which had been
worn In a rain storm,
From the endless discussions which II
has provoked, the law for executions by
electricity Is likely to kill of more
Judges than criminals,
II John L. Sullivan decides to fight
Jem Smith in San Francisco the most
favorable point from which TO view the
contest would probably be the Lick OBJ
servatory.
English royalty may come high, but
there is nothing like shows and specta.
Giles 10 keep u people quiet, Barnum
himself might have founded q dy nasty
in other days,
We will soon have as many record.
smashing ocean steamers as we now have
champion pugillsts. 1t is to be hoped
that tho Que class wi! not wind up with
such bursts as the other.
The directoirG costume Is said to he
justine thingfOrb business women's wear;
but it embarrasses the business man
somewhat when he meets the tails OF IL
trailing over seven steps Of an "L''.road
exit.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

Muctt injury 10 done by the use Of Ii.
ritating gripping compounds taken %
p~ufgatiyes. In Ayers Pllls, the patient
has Q mild but effective Mthaftfc, that
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for the moat delicate patients % well as
the most robust. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12
Double.kneed stockings arc made for
children, and where there are twins
there ID double need OF them,
a sale Investment

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

and Crawford streets, IN the Standard addition
Second aud Hanover, Filth and Hanover, Fourth
and Walnut, Main aud Ayondals, and Js1effOn
and Broadway
A number Of the business and professional
men who took part In the ball game are sore Yet
and the mercury Will have 70 be away down be-
fore they can BE- induced 70 play another, Jake
Lot1 igBo sore that hi, can't weigh hug49r, aud
some Of lhe0thers have had similar experiences
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

Nh. JONI KING, Of jackson, Miss,
says that he was cured Of rheumatism In
his feet and legs by taking Swift's Spe'
ci6c. This was after he had tried many
other remedies, both internal aud extef.
nal and paid many DOCTORS bills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

TRANs.oHIo DIVISION
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

Mr. Q, L. Gould, who left lust year for on.
cheering work In South America, has returned,
his party having thrown up the contract.
AitCrgrrlving there they concluded to visit oil
the principal places In South America, Having
city and country In Europe except Russia,
They were seyenty'seven days OH sea on their
tflp, aud report some very pleasant experiences
while gone. The party was composed oiEGycrnl
gentlemen, all engineers.
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sEyENTY.SIXTH SESSION BEGINS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 0.
MI, De CHANTAL
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Musical Department specially noted. Corps o.
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Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Zen acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent
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sl THE DIRECTREaA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

A tooth Is missing among the %inclsors,
and you cannot help hisSing. Go
and get one put In, and then use soEo.
DON'T 10 keep the Others right, YOU
should have done this years ago, but Il
10 better now than never. AwR4w \
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BY mails and wire, which called for moderate
f6plenlEhmentl Of new goods, with sotpe order
on extension o ith0sc alreadyon record for staple
fabrics. There was no change OF any kind In
the market, The situation IA steady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12
Qht Sntelligenter.
OniOel Nos, rs and ~ Fourteenth Street,
QHB BELLE.

NE.
The strains Of q waltz are sounding,
To and ITO each dancer fiht
lam standing out In the hAll'dim hall,
Where the belle Of the sYepingEiu
AcFoWd Of men stand round her
And hide her face from my view,
And l wonder whether she's tall or abort,
ltheE eyes are brown or blue,
Hone man happens 70 leGye her aide
Another one lakes his plReet
~ Will CO.. ERy, "Rnd have one look
Atthil lovely creatures hleel'
ToEaleat her over their shoulders
dlhldently advance
No maid iE there with Turing eyes,
But ~sPunch'boWl meets my glAncel
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B,Z,& O. RAILROAD,
Bellaire & ZRnesyllls Through Passenger leaves
BellAire az s;4QR, m, arrives ut BellaiFe 9tS;SO
!, N,
Woodsheld Passenger leaves Bcllaire ut 400 p,
m, arrives at Bellaife at 500 4, IN,
6ummeTleld Accommodation leaves BellRiro
at 1928 D. M, arrives ut 1881 a. m,
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features Of The Money and Stock mar.
knaa-

NEN YoRK, August lO,-AlonOy on cali easy at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper A5ts6K PEI
cent Sterling exchange duh 81 q akalsI5t
Sales Of stocks were 81 500 shares.
!TheStock market to-day, owing IN the absence
Of Q large number Of prominent tfadeI and
iessiOnRl element, and prices tuctlatRd within
lalroW ffApti0nH, Sugar TnRt, Wheeling 4 LAkG
Rrie preferred, and Wabash preferred were M
most conspicuous In the ant hour, rising ~, ~
and per cent respectively, Oregon Nhviga.
list was dull and unintetesting from the opening
70 the close, The market Gloiedd duh And'rRthel
heavy At small changes,
Railroad bonds quiet sales Si62,000,
Government and REath hnndG dn0 and Rlaabv