The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-26

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tuition of the state Of North Dakota. For
the purpose of electing the delegates here
inbefore mentioned the following districts
have been duly established in pursuance
of law. each Of which districts shall elect
three delegates to the said convention at
Bismarck to form q constitution for North
Dakota:
NORTH DAKOTA.
First DISQUALIFICATION. Lincoln, Joliet,
Pembina, Carlisle, Midland, Hamilton, Bath.
gate. Neche. st. Joseph and Walhalla townships
Sec nd District Remainder of Pembina and
townships Of Montrose. Alona and %Osnabrock,
in Cavalier county.
Third Observation-Disclosures OF Cavalier and tho
counties OF Towner and Roulette.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, McHenry, Wark,
Pierce. Church and Renville.
18TH District Burleigh, Mclean, Sheridan,
Stevens, Garfield, Montraelle, Williams. Dunn,
Mckenzie. Wallace. Alfred, Buford; Flann: nv.
Hetttnger and Bowman.
Sixth District-Morton, Olivcr, Stark and
Seventh District-Emmona, Mcintosh, Logan.
kidder. Wells. and all of LaAIoure west OF
Eighth District-Dickey and ten voting pre.
ctncts in I4aMourc.
Ninth District-Ransom and all the rcmain.
Ing townships of LaMoure.
Tenth Dis~trict-Sargent and six townships in
Richland.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures of Riclland.
Twelfth District--Towships of Barnes, Reed
Thirteenth Distrtct-Townships of Pleasant,
stanley, Norman, Warren, Mapleton. Raymond,
Berlin Gardinor, Wiser, Noble: Kingon, Elm
selton. Durlein. Addison and Davenport in
Cass.
Fourteenth District-Remainder of Cass.
Fifteenth Di~strict-Count of Barnes.
Sixteenth District-County of Stutsman.
Seventeenth Decentralization. Eddy, Fostor,
and al Of GrigEs west Of range 90.
ERIOhf oatth v1{otrfNt- g a nn1n kl,N uorocI-l-.
Of driggs aud the townships Of Roseville, Port
land and Maysville In Trail.
Nineteenth District-Remainder of Trail.
Forks county.
lrwenty-second District Part of Grand Forks
and the county of Nelson.
Twenty-tlird. Twenty-fourth and Twenty.
fifth Districts--Walsh county.
1t is further ordered that on Nav IA.
1889. an election shall be held at the usual
voting place in each election precinct in
all that portion of the territory of Dakota
situated south of the seventh standard
parallel produced due west to the boundary
line of the said territory, for the lurpose
OF electing seventy-five delegates to the
constitutional convention for the state of
South Dakota, and at the election thus
provided each elector may have printed or
written on his ballot the words. "For the
Sioux Falls constitution" or the words,
Against the Sioux Falls constitutions"
the votes on which question shall be duly
returned and c~anvassed. The convention
of delegates SO chosen shall assemble Mt
the city of Sioux Falls July 4, 1889, and in
case the majority of votes cast ut the pre-
Sioux Falls constitution" such convene
ton snail resubmit. for ratification or re.
lection, the said Sioux Falls constitution
ut an election TO be held on Tuesday. Oct,
LIST, 1889, and shall also resubmit the arti-
cles and propositions separately submitted
ut the election whereby said constitution
was ratified, including the temporary Local
ton Of the capital, together with such
changes of said constitution only as relate to
the name and boundary of the state of Da-
kota. the reapportionment of the Judicial
and legislative districts, and such amend.
ments as may be necessary to comply with
the act of congress herein before mem
toned; but If n majority Of the votes shall
have been cast against the Sioux Falls
constitution" onthe 14th dav of May afore.
said, then the convention shall proceed to
form o constitution and state government,
to be submitted to the electors of the said
state of South Dakota for ratification or
rejection at ar election to be held for that
purpose on Tuesday, Oct. LIST, 1889.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
First District-Counties of Pennington. Cus.
ter and Fall River.
Second and Third Districts-County of Law.
renee.
Fifth District-Marshall and Day.
Sixth nistrict-seventeen pr scincts in Brown.
and all Of McPherson and Campbell.
Guiding Aberdeen.
Eighth District-Walworth, Edmunds and
Faulk. ~
N..kt. ns.As~x c...,
Tenth District-fotter, sully, Hughes and
Hyde.
Eleventh District-Hand. Buffalo and Jerauld.
Twelfth District-Aurora and Brule.
Thirteenth District-Beadle and part of San.
born.
Fourteenth District-Clark and part of Kings.
Fifteenth District-Codington and Hamlin.
Sixteenth District-Brookings and part Of
Kingsbury.
Eighteenth District-Moody and part Of Min.
nehaha.
Nineteenth Observation-Disclosures Of Mime.
Twentieth District-Lincoln aud part Of Tur.
Twenty-frst District-Clay and Union.
Twenty-third District-Charlos 20. BON
Homme and part Of Hutchinson.
Twenty-fourth Dissatisfaction, ,ouglass
and part Of Sanborn.
Twenty-hfth D-istrict-Hanson, McCcok and
part Of Turner.
At the election herein provided for dele
gates to the constitutional conventions
for the states of South Dakota and North
Dakota no elector shall vote for more than
two persons for delegates to such conyen.
tions. All persons resident in the terrlto-
~ OF Dakota who, by the laws Of said ter
ritory, are qualified to vote for representa-.
tives to the legislative assemblies thereof
are competent to vote for and choose such
delegates. The qualifications for dele.
gates to the convention to be thus formed
are such as persons are required to possess
by the laws of Dakota territory in order to
be eligible to membership in the legisla.
tive assemblies thereof.
The said elections shall be conducted
aud the votes cast for delegates in each
precinct returned in the tanner nre.
scribed by the laws for the election Of del.
eRate to congress.
Eight and Nine.
The individual who is always ON the
lookout for curiosities has struck n
recently. It is in relation to the re-
currence of the figures 8 and 9 in des-
ignating years past and to come. He
says the figure 8, which amt into use
January LIST, will appear in every date
written thereafter for the next iii.
years. The figure 8, which has been
in service 60 constantly for 80 years,
will drop out with 1889 and only ID.
pear one yearin ten thereafter for 500
v0ara. or until the vaar q .000 when, ~