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HARRY WHITE.
LAuRON INGELs

T. IEHlssf sus...
w. r. PECK.
Harry White & Co. real estate and brok-
err sssrncv roush second and Main streets.
seattle, W.. II.
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elSerics are today afforded ~ ar. !, :
onnity 70 sese los Norssn 49, 80.
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q 3SisiSCo BRIDGE CO.. BrIlD-
~ sxa.ixss. wharfS. dscks, aud pile
AL sosSndstsaus and piers; pfsus
M application. Hooms - and
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The 'taportant thing 10 he done Ia
day i 10 set oas and vote.
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sne aSsszsmcnf foll for the rrnf1fssr ~ a. s,t'
Irum Depot street 10 Pike sfrref AMI
thereof, hes been died wsth ~ :. sl s
sSksknen CLERK of the city 81 Ssntfle. sn3 49,.
.nsS notice - hereby given fhss - s 80
sgn y open % pubic inzpecfiou s 80 ~ ~
Sv q sasa cierk. In the city hail. ana viii
Jans !. $50. & o in1spscs,on nntil Friday,
~ persons feeling themselves srrri . a - :
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sommon council Of said cit1 y 6as - t ths
ns1,1c corrected ON said June !. isso - :
ths civ hs H. - snsls council chsmber. Ia
n.ss q sisst publication. Nav r Is s nsssk
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hssSsed ~ Azy suSh as&e<xrs,.ss $ - - ~. ~
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sives thas go -. Il iinef aotsee is hereby
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: EEfHUSE, ASeAYER AND
y Esz3Fss sEAlfFeT OF cn4l, Ore eiayx.
! tnrsd samples Tor ASSAY ly uafl.
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Notice Of Sale Of lmpounded
Animals.

Notice Il hereby given that or the 5fh
day OF May, 1885, took up and irnpoundef1
the following deseribed stock ffhe name az
the owner being wholly unknown 10 me-
rrnninx 81 large Ia the city OF Seattle with-
in Tho limit prohibited by section OF ordj-
naIce No. s98. 70 wit:
Cine dark gray mare about years old.
One bay colt about year old. One bay
horko about years old. white face.
Notice IL hereby given that win. on the
18th day OF Nay. 1850. on Occidental
square. at the hour Of 10 o'clock, q m, Of
said day. oAey Tor sale IT public auction,
the raid described stock to pay the expcus-
a due upon said impouuded stock, aud ali
other necessary expenses connected there
with O. D. BUTTEKFfELD.
Chief of police.
Dated this 9Th day of May. lssa.
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MovINe Axp KaIsTxG.

BRITT. H0UaE MOVING AND
tnxs The best nEtfit If tools on
work fxns pFcsn pity. and salts
Address rossofzce
issf afxH
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J s corner Front ana Columbia
J, CARR & PRESTON HAROLD
Henry MeHride, n. NJ Carrs,
q cpsEnselloFs a Law, Offices at
Mount yernon and Seattle.
room IS, 81 and -, third door
hloek. iyI7dw
M, ATTORNEY AND cOUN-
Iat-1sw. Notary and con-
deeds fer Oregon. California
J 3yiet of Co1nmbiA Commercial
/ = specially. Once. roozr i.
x. Front street
Is DYER ORCHARD OSBORN,
n r. Dyer, Lawyers. seattle.
! I'D Is fenler Bui1diur, Mill
/ Commercial Take elevator
HILL ATT0RNEY-AT-IAW,
3 q and Is, Boston block, Seat
PARSONS. ATToRSEY-AF
ftftlf. W. r.. Late Of Des Mniucs.
ns %. 4zs and As, Boston block.
pkEw fTaos. =. DRAW, GEO.
ID, estoyneys-at.law. Rooms -
pa block. Seattle. Wash Spec
Corporation. lana and 1ari-
EHoLs. A1sruRNEY-AT.LAW.
MARINA w. r.
I A8CHfTECTS.
RTHERiNGTos AND FRANK
|4cox. Architacfs. Modern de-
ID promptly ard practically.
10, Colonial block. Seattle.
BUILDING CONSULT PAks
Evers, architects, rooms s. and
lock.
fsuSsoN, ARCHITECT, COR
Fond and Cherry.
RcHrTRCT. BuTLER's BUILD
fnex street, oFposste Occidental
IMAM, ARCHITECT = Rooms
81. Boston block. corner Sec
&nmhia streets
fooNR, ARCHITECT. BOSTON
flFE 1t. H. G0Ff, GEO. TfFE,
$cfs. numerous designs for
knd business blocks on hand.
land zee thcxn. Dcnny block,
fRs AND DRxUGHTSBfKM.
80. s.-s,
3RR, CIVIL EHGINEER AND
os. room u. Butler block. snc.
3rr q Knox.
Is BAKER ORCHARD NKv-
r. ana Charles II. Baker,. civil
Ind architects Plans made for
}aEd sanitary works, founlin
general constructions. railroad
3 general Surveying: houses de-
built Rooms II aud Is, Union
is OWENS q. q. scURRY, II.
9zl. civil engineers. surveyors.
fcSoEE Railways and other pub-
dSstgned and buiik Once
- 81, Yesscs block, James s..
OCCIDENTAL.
EpERSoN 4 CO.. ENGINEERS
fIr1nghtAtnea- Corrected town
|eity, county ana addition mars.
EIubja street, second door from
e. land once. Seattle. wash.
PRIMARY SURGEONS.
1 MCINTOSH. n. q. 4. Y. 81.
kfe Of Ontsrsn Veterinary Col.
10. II prepared 10 treat diseases
|ottle. end ether domestic AMI
eRsu xnd skin. Horses bought
commission Special atfcutton
b ex2ninazion az ncrsss = 10
Columbia street. above seq
/. e land nfsire. SEATTLE. w r.
ESCAPE GARDENERS
lH NAGkkI. NAOMI HORT
rnl gatdsNs. Naomi. KItsxp
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scrtnx; typographical sprye.
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ERfNARY xnRGE0HE

~ MCINTOSH, n. q. 4. ~. g..
ffe Of Ontario Veterinary Col.
! 10. u prepared 10 treat diseases
/ nftle. eud ether domestic AMI
! Fare and sixth. Horses bought
- commission. Special attention
i q examination OK ncrses - 70
n E8surabia street. above Sec
= e. hand ffssre. seafsle. w. r.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
A NEW LAND LAW.

A bill passed the last congress and was
approved March 4, which makes the fol-
lowing changes in the old law
All public land except in the state of
Missouri is withdrawn from private entry,
"a person who has entered a home
stead, but has not proved up on it may
enter another homestead.
ga person holding a pre-emption may
change it to homestead, even though he
has proved up on homestead before.
The Register and Receiver may grant
homestead leave of absence for a year
or less on evidence that such absence is
necessary to procure hvlihood for him
self or family. and the time shall count as
though he had remained on the land.
"A person who has proved up on a
homestead of less than leo acres may
make another homestead entry to make up
100 acres in all, but he must live on il and
cultivate it like any other homestead.
6Aperson who has proved up on home
stead of less than l60 acres NAV take
enough adjoining land to make l60 acres
without living on it provided he still
owns and occupies the original piece ad-
joining.
7Proof may be made any time within IL
days after the day advertised II claimant
is prevented by accident OF unavoidable
delay from making it on the day adver.
tisad
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
THE pELEaATE CONVENTION

As IL is now generally conceded the
Sioux Falls constitution will be accepted
May 18th, it may not be premature TO out
line the duties of the delegate convention,
under the omnibus bill. The delegates,
who will meet at Sioux Falls July 4th,
1889, will prepare the old constitution for
submission to vote of the people on the
first Tuesday Of October, 1889, by making
the necessary changes permitted III the
omnibus bill, which are; list, change Of the
boundary from the As to the 9TH standard
parallel; I'd, prefix the word "South" to
the name Dakota" Sd, a re-apportion-
ment Of the judicial and legislative dis
tricts. The separate articles and propo-
sition OF the old constitution are also to be
submitted at the October vote, viz: The
prohibitory and minority representation
amendments, and location of temporary
capital. These questions are separate and
do rot affect the acceptance of the con-
stltution.
The convention will appoint commission
Of three TO meet at Bismarck with a like
commission from North Dakc ia. to make
an equitable division of all properties be-
longing to the Territory, and ADJUST all
debts and liabilities. The agreement
reached by such commission will be incor-
porated in the constitutions of the two
states.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
THE FIRE SUFFERERS.

The store room in the Bovine q Pusey
block is actually full of -four, potatoes and
new bedding, bolts OF muslin, prints,
shirts and lot of other goods recently
received that is absolutely new. Also
world of second hand clothing, good and
inferior, much Of it from eastern cities
that is better than you can buy at home.
Many are known to be in need OF these
goods but are too diffident, modest or, as
some say, independent, to apply for them.
1t is good sense to overcome this feeling
and come and get them, 1t is just these
the committee would be glad to help.
Some of the notable beguests for fire
victims are as follows: II. NJ. Benjamin,
of Milwaukee, has sent a car load Of coal
to Miller for fire sufferers. A car load Of
lumber will be here this week from St.
Paul one box and two barrels Of goods
sent from Bcene, Iowa in care Of Judge
Hughes $500. in cash by Miller town
ship; One large box of dry goods and
clothing from Iowa city up to last evening
about $500. in cash was received in Miller
from G.. A. II. Posts, Sons of Veterans
Camps and l. .. o. f. Societies.
st. Lawrence has also done nobly, hav-
ing received several hundred dollars in
cash, lumber, coal, and contributed lot
of -four, provisions, clothing &c. Rec
Heights too, has received car Of lumber
and is prepared in other ways to greatly
alleviate any destitution that may come to
their notice. Promises of help are still
coming in from a great many sources.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS Default mas peen made I'm the pay
ment of money secured by q mortgage dated the
18th day OF September A. n, l3s2. executed by
Frank T. vanDussI OF tho county OF Hand and
Territory OF Dakota 10 +. =. Drmsby Trustee. OF
Palo Alto county, Iowa and L. 7. Graves OF the
county OF Beadle and Ierris8ry o. ,aoa a. .5a tha
Register Of Deeds Of Hand county Dakota territory
in Book Of Mortgages, on page 6b4, on the let9
day Of september 1883, at 8 :sS o'cloos =, M and
Whereas, no action or proceedings At law. or
otherwise, have been Instituted to recover the deot
secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof
whereas, 1t was stipulated In said mortgage
that II deisuit would be made IN the payment OF
any portion of the principal or interest promptly
at the time the same should become due, or II de.
fsul, be made In the payment OF the taxes assessed
or TO be assessed on said premises, before the
same shall become delinquent, then.the whole sum
bstb principal and interest. at once become due;
Whereas default has been made IN the payment
OF the money secured by said mortgage or deed OIL
trust both principal and interest as agreed by
the said mortgagor IN said mortgage; and
Whereas. the whole amount OF principal and iL'
terest has become due by reason OF such DEFAULT
and
Whereas, the amount claimed to be due upon
said mortgage at the date of this notice. IL the sum
OF three hundred and thirtyeigbt dollars and four
interest due May 10th, 1888. and thirty dol.
lars attorneys fees stipulated Tor IN the sad
mortgage,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power OF sale contained IN SAID mort
gage and duly recorded as aforesaid and In pur.
suance of the statutes In such case made and pro
vided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by 4
sale Of the mortkaged premises therein described
at public auction by the Sheriff Of Hand county,
Dakota Territory to the highest and best bidder
at the front door of the court house In the town
of Miller and county of Hand aud territory Of
Dakota on the 1lth day Of May, 1889, at 10 O'CLOCK
In the forenoon OF that day. The mortgaged prem
ises are situated In the county OF Hand IN tht
territory OF Dakota and desc fbed as follows
10 wit The northwest quarter of section twent,
(20) township one hundred and thirteen til3
north of Range sixtyeght ,6s) west OF the 5th j.
Dated at Miller. Hand Co. Dak this 18th day o.
March, A. ID. 1889
Z. 8, oRMsBY. TRUSTEE l.. 7. GRAVES.
- Mortgages.
W. q WHITE, Atty for Mortgages. Aoh2i7
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
BECOMING A REMINIsENcF,

Minneapolis Journal Prospective state
hood appears to eyercige bliGhting effect
upon the newspapers Of Dakota. But
when the grub dies, Ghe butterfly issues
forth in traditional gorgeousness. A few
months ago the jamestown Capital, from
an anti Church democrat sheet became a
staunch republican paper. Week before
last the Steele CZone cast off the para
phernalia of the party Of Jackson and
Jefferson and now goes to its readers clad
in sound republican doctrine. Last week
the White Lake Democras was purchased
by company composed Of republicans,
The last two named had been supporters
of Gov. Church. The jamestown Capi-
tai says that the Alert Of that city shows
symptoms of an intention to degert the
fading fortunes of the territorial domocra-
cy and jump into the baLd-wagon Of the
republicans. Is Dakota democracy on the
point Of becoming a reminisence'
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18

FIGURING ON CAPITAL.

Faulkton Record But TO figure 1t
down to dead certainty we will say that
there will only be eight candidates In the
field; Huron, Pierre, Redfeld, Chamber
lain, Mitchell, Watertown, Sioux Falls,
and the prospective town of Harrison
midway between Miller and st. Lawrence.
That would make an average vote of 10, 900
for each place. The town that gets IL 900
votes is going to get there sure. Now the
man who says that any one OF these towns
isn't carrying more than 12,0cO votes
around loose in its pockets to-day, seven
months before election, and will not gain
many more before election day is next
door to confirmed idiot. 1t is good
scheme and any town with a moderate
amount Of push and political honesty can
have the capital for the asking. It's as
plain as the nose ON your face Go for it!
Sic 'arnt
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS Default has been made in the pay.
ment OF the money secured by a mortgage dated
the 3ist day Of January. A. p. 1887, executed by
Herbert B. Gliett, of the County OF Hand and Ter
iitory Of Dakota, TO Joseph B. Kelley of the Coun-
" Of Beadle anu Territory of Dakota and which
mortgage was recorded in the Office of the Register
of Deeds, OF the County Of Hana and Territory Of
Dakota, in book l2 of mortgages. on page 624 on
sth day OF February, 1881, at O'Clock D. M, and
Whereas, no action or proceedings at law or
otherwise have been instituted 10 recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. and
Whereas, the amount claimed TO be due upon
said mortgage, at the date Of this notice, is the
sum Of fifty thr dollars to- Wit; 5000 principal.
and $500 interest. and twenty fve dollars sttor.
neys fees stipulated for In the said mortgage.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF the pswer of sale contained in said mort
gage, and duly recorded as aforesaid and In pur-
suance of the statutes In such made and pro-
vidsd, the said mortgage viii be foreclosed by .
sale OF the mortgaged premises therein described
at public auction by the Sheriff Of Hand County,
Dakota at the front door of the court hons in the
town Of Miller snd County of Hand and Territory
OF Dakota. the 3lst day Of May 1853 at O'Clock
In the afternoon OF that day. The mortgAged
premises are situated in the County Of Hand in
the Territory of Dakota. and are described as fol-
lows, to-wit The southeast quarter OF section 20.
township 100, range 40.
Dated Huron, d. r. this I'd day Of April A. d. 1889
n. D. waIIrsa. Atty fer Msrtssgee. Aprist7
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18

Concerning the recent Dakota prairie
fires, the Chicago Inter Ocean very per-
tinently says 1T sounds as but little
matter that the damage in one swept
district OF Dakota reach fully $4,000" or
even that In a little city, lately nesting
in the prairie, ''the losses are estimated
at 5000, 600" The reader accustomed to
read of the destruction of the seven or
twelve storied building In great city feels
inclined to ask. "Is that alp" But while
a million dollar fire would only represent
the destruction of q quarter of block In
Chicago, a fourth of a million will repre-
sent the entire destruction Of a flourish
ing county seat in Dakota. A blaze which
wastes but. .$l5, 900 worth of property is an
every day minor matter in great
city but in a newly settled prairie dis
trict it may mean the loss Of the houses,
cattle, clothing, farm implements, and
winters supply Of food ofa dozen families
The "shanty" or the 'sod house" may be
very cheap affair, but IL is the home Of Q
family of pioneers. There are no million
aires upon the open prairies Of the fal
west. and few wealthy merchants in the
nascent towns and villages. The season
of toll and rigid self-dcnial which pre-