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Cpefss,. slesdr - So points mp q. X /
bsreit sGes5y- sosut. Hp "a - 5 us1
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81
CHICAGO 1--WE sToCK xARKgr.
CHICAGO. sept ? - CSif.e - Receipts
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NATt AL - ASTlyE1lsL EtE.Tafcf~v -
tAe liehtJ3og dattas Sae - "a gass sr,txx
'se Hi@E trgssrsosns. sit3.4 into D.
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81 { - sFTV~tfr, tsrurf - ghe srzns
Ear E@e fotn pa1y lack Ass suasae-
s'sssA' q { on Pa sal trave. 81 Ne are
sss .sss;y s8~o fsssei stsx s.ssasA p, 49,
= 80 NC stSi sssa Tec &raaafsrs- = ss.5~ ~
the Hsss~t ss~ sy B@1sS IS 81 esys-tgzc tlan-
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pfS2gua. Psrzz Eanaxr. <sr y i Eas gsfs-a-
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xars~@
~ sssrz : Esr-~ szFs raj GH-Sa v&s
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wsrs Fsg--aa- LAYS BE sksse sAs-Es sas
h=s- s-n~ s~S Ep fss eet ssEa Srss fsNs1fs@r--
ssAs sA-s he ~fI ysgEe q 10 - q $50 szs<r-
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As0THER eEATTLE SHGrYARb.-T hogn IS
II Peterson, = wsai-knews shipbniIier 81
tins e0sst has bought OF J Anderson 9 site
fuf new saipyxrtf az Saloon BAY gai 1.
now rvaiy "a la any kind of ~atcr-
craft He will asa Law marine wars 'oG
h-usEng vessels from the Wstsr Cor rspssir~
NJ. Pvtersou hiss 5al ih3rts one epssSinS
vessels ia Califorvts. orsg>s8 sBd washing
toa. sgsd hss = bgili msny olhers Hx
hailt tlss stsssa sc8oeaeF LAX ia. now ruEs-
nifsg be;wesn seattle and san frAnr5sca.
anf has just con ps,tevi the uvs stesmer
II srsoVe Tor g Port Tsunseni ana Psett
Discovery run Nj tcierS3a has ter 20
rsfy headquarters with ths 6o.eoa Hard
ware COMPS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10

Ntnl~sS sFsssT RAu4sg Sxsrx -vt~
Ns is>sn >ty~t C4A}e RsaswAy tas~z.rv
aes estsy AFSsa asaaetsa t5ssu " - - >,
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'e,~r o' - 3 s=tNe~a F-est ass S.ss,,-8
E~s 4-eF ca ise FNssli<ss t.vara.s :,
fs.s. sz.ta~r US
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10

FErs H!rryRs taKAp Guilty. The ahree
ofsnua smokers 9no were arrested shtte
aftiug tie pipe IN company with Ba.glsr
Barney Aartia. ia King street sliv.. As,oat
Z, - 8Aas ass'. hs3 trial n iuSs scs II YES
coat KeSf. RAY afternoon Tns cor rEns,..
aEsin<s E&wsr4 Nct-ia 49, der, isxs.l3 ~
f'@ 81 s~s E1ften t,hRrles VI AZ fser sss4 f,.A.,
t'rsaf p'essies5 gRl}sy npsn - pa2sfioy,
Stia thV prosecuting utsee- Thai ,-.sy
soa s - Aet 80 sifh a uogajnsl s "a. IN
9. Rivers UAsTi TIE p naity 81 SIS eaeA
~hiea vs. pad, The tSa smoking sitsts
csfsaTs~i wsG Ae coahseafsa
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To Look At THs ASCoS The seam
schooner Al X WlIi leave f,r Nsha hsy this
morning tn command Of tai tsia Dsvey
wsliser. 81 TIE Ancon. she dashed dis
chs-gaRx yesterday Eao-Ntns sgd took fu /
Yesterday sFternosa CRe'aln l. oyf. TIE.
81 - u 10 VA ia charTe - tie Ancon
"a ben the accident Cccard Wsli 90 up ur
tae slks Il was i,-srne.i sest. rsfAs a, TIA.
9fsscc 81 fae Pacific Coast .t-asssssip Com
paax thai the Coaoas woasA - ready e.
ssii fof AisssA Thars3sy next sac I'll
seaye Fscoma that morning aasst4 o e3ts, L
AMI here at~sa' o'cfusk e. 9 Coross has
nsfi yet rrachssi she sound, AoHxh She j.
due here
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res Isl y. essaa renespe xnrr,.s Sea
@sef sssr Ag+s - Sc ssy a Ssvsr.f -
a'sf yssF, fsrS9 >ArT l8ne -. csssr
reese - $50 h~sSfs.a FsseaiaaF ans tee
sAsssaeg ssser 80 SO s.zsr a. 49, -
a. &Es Nv sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10

IHt EittEfIF4FN LANhNAN --J1tl NJ
son. the I'm msn who wss injured as
week by -cce,vias q shoek 81 slecssEsity.
ala farshe: os fsiiiag from the telegraph
Poole apsa wh'ca he wss a. go-x. - .iowly
rvceStrafg EC3cr the care OF Dr. smart
lie Ass beeu ou8fnei - his heuae on b. Il
st1et egeg sins fas z'-Cideut- but j te
sbo-lr sitatn sharg gGsee Dr. rmag said
yesterday that Seisoa won 4 irs,astlg iu~e
the index ArEer 81 bis left hand. Which
Vas badly bHruei by The electricity Nel-
SOS. Is j. aoa.fsfo~-i. wall bring suit against
the Sea'il- kisstr G Railway Com pany iur
damages Tor lke iDjsTies sgslaln,d Is him
SILT He claims that had .he roIapsay tot
tssn DeEllgvEi in styIngsmg uBinsu afssl
wires alons tn street. tie sccldegt soaid
aos have oScgrrss3-
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HlsT0.T % HoKsE THIEE--The hssrse~
thl u avsefest as srssay us85sF the mare
Of EsFl.esE E@z-g -SAaiizc. nssa s&ys H.
tagae IL azst -xhesze. b8f B1xeFs TnSs
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test ar fnsen4 Il wr1sEaz aa sszf his ssssas -
{ o. So aas Eftr ID Ar Ia Thea th- T. Al.
rUz4s ~sca = =. te h@i as Garl4e.
as1 that Is, iFss neme VS. Ba<ers he
lad D E1f-. u r tsewsrs- waS agaag ~
Pres osr, ANNA. He carried mail ie
tsven Preset Eisd ' isEet burg frsEn is75
ta l-T1. sss tuss ElN9 Z; q siTle rzslcn Gse2s
san Fra2e8-s-o q f.7S ard l.s liz lss4 ar
WORK "a ssss German ss.aD1 -Dt gss al3r:-
saTi es5 played s. DriaEe csrysrnt~- 90 ire
Canada Pacific aud Union PasiSc rail-
rtFz-
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EEArE Boy sHUoTS ETgS Lar
Ralph. H. read 500 II d. y. } Saith,
OF Saith : t,ssSv. ke Ss aF3Ay facrGiag
a. - o'ctock- sid ssaTsi saEse nil- rurn
mss7 * IN the stun -yxsaTn. mex 20 shs-
ss-s2TpuGg. e;setitnE d. . rrS. &c. Hrs "a her
Us abs ~ AZ f,tTg fo~ n>egl4. sac ths tssy.
I<ffgt. INTO ~ room. s&g Ran, sfis ? q
nex-o az EnsSkst. ss.rrct Etsg for vslgA5}es
fouug saith obislued & ~ cal Dr. Eeyo3-
Yer and E-s-1 al tire burglar. who JUMPED
ALL fsll on tse snos a. /. d. af Ihr hos
pglieai tie trlggeE sxaiu. bas IL sErask on
vfalfs shell Tim the fellow roe qnls ksy
snd sre1. the ball cu'tius yoHBg -uiifa's
SHIRT "a TIRE syap PR. Thr -, bssr rsn ssay.
ieAsiag his hst ard = sat bel AtJerws c
a trail of blood was found oB the csrcef
sad porch where the wsaE16es burglar ran
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TEE GF1wx FzKsE'- 4ssgzss- - Rsrney
xs-rsn. tAs@ ceaz s~as. sseas~d arv2txr-
rsnt vssssrssr aa ira cAa-<r OF sssasas
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szas n-ss-ssE~x 4 ne bas "a he FzrTsa : 90 .
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III 49, the f2tsssfx ~ sSrezF.ss=g - easszs
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sxr<. exizsx "a sss2z ! E~ss ssrzs&s- ssS
sis~kxaszsa< @azs-xaas hw sew na1s arr
aew shssaz rsr ezls aets - ts- marie
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rsfaF xe ssees 49, Pei ~. AZ 81 = -
.axs. p ts2 Tse sfA ssEsa a Re aeg
2xSkeg = zzea s2e sazae ksesssss q
n<s hay haze sN~S yrr1 sze- 9E~1ax fse
1xss ssz Gsg.. AID A. ss~at E4@ zza-xsE :
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10 -xfxz%
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aGsEae@ : zss - s5ze GsSsFsrzssezas-sz &C.
zsAzzs1 and fNas sksx q te 4 l-s - Keep Z 2
krs<e sarp2ses2 ~ .srzeseaeE gass TssS =
10 ezra A@1es ysGe~s 3 . 2aassa2@r - "a
p-ss-es = Aszs4ss srao&sze. Tsesy' rsess7.rs
xsrs @sS aAEzs
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eos~s See sssSSy Eerc So 49, -. EsASi2s :
Totsl Of sSlse<si = : -. ysasz SIX szsys
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Tsse ia Nt.rsE 49, Pa. ~xs~-.s 80.
~ Ef@ ~ -ssee~s~ sn3 s q az-s-ar -..sssss -
- F EAsL gsasss 73k -ersssss 80
Essssas nasx
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Eae 5SssaS9 srs ! ssK .ssssss - "a - IA
80 s1ss y "a SIS - s. pr So 70
49, >z8 seEzzxH 4 60
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EsAzs. ans. fHa8 sksx q = 4 a@s - sseg'E se
trace sarpsssxs ~ .sreeaex Jas- sssv =
40 sywa AASex sssEcSs . angaa@r - "A
p-ssss > Aszs1ss sru5&sse Ts@9sy rsesgf.rs
xsre 2ss aAzse
Tee eszr.asss a. The axe rAesrsa-
eea~s Seq ss4zsg wers So 4s,-is. DaSiae =
sossI OF sSlss<si.-s : sae ysasz SIX @sys
MoSrAT- sep. >
The esrs iz4es A. the SsazrsAe sArTsss aasssS.
fs-say s<rS ssa7 - -
beat Is Gnass eat q sae HzaunsSsa>. IN
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fte e4ls za.ss1sasnss IN sais eElssa ssessg
sas@s Scr cAsekes fss4A wh q. i Qaosxd al
w2Esa 81 81 5s&ssc per hsskeA Bran
az sssrss xre eEas, ssss-s par io4s-
y / szzs. ssssevsl a = Inses5xe-
Hsx ans. n&ss are ~saxs4iax .sSss t-a-s
sssea esxsp& ed ws-h sse ssase - s1si-
ses L be sore s2s& HSseyer- prices ARD szisl
very sessi-
Ise sszsinssS 70 fz-=s arTu ring sheNash-
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szs: s.. - reE.arsss5 g. & a.. IsuE & Co. ;se
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tSze zstes1 : stss. lSss ans sa- ranA-s, =.
OF sssxi ~ ~ zs esszs Esss-Ssf sits total Of
% tGtr TIE yrscSss1 NJ seek and - for tar
ssek Yrcxts.ss - tae last For Sae cores
S<as4sns xes ~ saSs year TIE figures ~rre
- Eaasss T. u ~ n The I AIS 4 >z<.es al
- Ia toe Issnla ca 81 Gaza12
MERCHANDISE AMP PRODUCE e.
SELSs- .t2rtAr ta- Lass "a .gFS
ns -rensasz1ss. n&ss psr-gGe~ eeeetsss a.
this FzzEt we're - ia1seWs, Pug. >-odE-si shore
zss4z, l. Isss tsps-s. Css4@Etz1s a Pug -oEl-si
rzssTaaa. - toss; sztse, Lsks >as ~ s
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J. is iAey. 10 tons J {. sr tan. %
sssssS, Ssts & - e.-r2. s&a sesS. Assis ria.
So tassss a rAzyrt. = teta-. Msb-i. toDss
Al A.. 80 tsss. ksll7A. r0sss- & - Al
sser-sns ? 5sas sfx Sso~s brlcs. ~ sssE :,
~ n A=gxia. - tzEss. Tossl reSesass
80 Eess -zTur1ays Tecasy.s> were las
toes
SHIPMENTS - g-v-ivS tae Las, -
ncurS sSsscs a:sSs rs~rga2zs1ss zsre ssi2gs
rzesE SEA lie Ia tie rr-TSsEssi8s couugry -
sosa0ws- Pact >essael >ssS's-r rlsd. : tons;
tasianatas 4 fagef sound rgllsess6. - t9us:
seattle. Lake Sssss 4 Ess-era rail
say. - lsskS B. saSr-A cAiEsa, :
snne. -Sxg7- Ehlsf, IS t.sns. tsE4gs-. tess,
xsestg&a- ssa iaHs- lois. s to1s. Nllmins-
taEs. go tons, ~ r NQasc~, - tens; a.
esse, = toes; EGah, - toas; J B Lseey,
20 ists: NssalaSsoss. - Ions Total snip
1eEss. l.s>s teas
szt2.aas's shipments wsrs ssse tons
NATURE OF RECEIPTS "a ur-ay.
~ ptsg ter 1.t-Tso ear Of s5oyes IA
1xlgrss- ! e.r !rsa psEe- / car ss~-
asll Easehass-y, i car farOitu'e, car
esnaa9 = c.sszs c1egtnz gum. D AExss
fruit / ear n<~r, - sss pssGSFgsss - $3.50
sz-szossl ssosss - t4.1rsezrg bznwars-. ~ s-ss
" . teAesa, a. cas- vanish. 70 ASS slsss.
~ rsses saratoga chip. 81 eos fAney gz~s-
ware, y car laaaoxr, ear oil, g =,
= -
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RGltOl Addition

Hoa- C IT. Hssfori, thieE ia<.ics Of
1ssasu2 son territory. 90
M. Leigh s J. Hant. proprietor Of TIE
Posf-Ins igeoee-. fS}
Mr. " z Bailey, proprietor If tie Even
ing Press. ~
T. NJ Red. j., register of the UnItest
states ard office t.
M " z Fsrrest, eoEusy gasssor. SE5
PreSecn fsng AstorE : Seslin e.
NJ. T. ". Holhrsok. general manager of
oFspaay- 10
REPRESENTING Asforasy Ronaisi 90
NJ. Fred j. Grant, sssoctase esli or OK TIE
Observation-Disclosures ~
Mr.. :. E. ErsEier. 81 tOr-En chic OF the
Evening Press. ID
M Joan A. saesehs-, editor iEl-ctisf o.
Frank Leslie's iastrz-e-i Sess;.spsr gs}
Mr.. Edgzr r. Piper, city editor IF The
Pnss-lniei Izeneer. SO
NJ. jerome 1asin- I'D
King County InTes.uar ut CsEarsny. fs3
Miss NJ Louise Burns. Of NInnes ae,iis. (Il
Mr.. ]. A Psrk, o. Dexfer H.aton & Co.'S
hsnx- "a
Mr.. J. l. : ha'iz. al D xter Horton &
CO. = bank- ssl
Mr. W. o. Came, o. . Z Miller & Cos
oa2k. "a
Mrs.. Anna Max kusssM
M Daniel warner fil
fsr. Clsrenee A. Holmes tIf
Mr.. Il ". Benneti- ID
Sr. IL A. frxse-sck- 40
NJ .. < Howard 81
Ms Able VI. >mfta ~
&r. II. A. Bsu-r. 90
Mr.. < 4, Sestsrmsa. ~
Mr.. George =. 8u iiong. to
Mr.. 4. ". Crawford ID
Mr.. toi u A. ara 20
DR.. {. : Merrill 10
M. Fraak e We're. CD
Mrs l. j. 0'Far-el. gB
Mr.. 4 - z-ge. I'D
SIS Caroline Baker >-evens IN
Ms iizsb-ta J. Crawford. I'D
Ar. 3. Il aotseTts. fl}
Aess-S lssas sud Il. Bi CHAM CID
RS rsha tSeorge. I'd
Miss E.A Carter %
Ny J. b c Lock sssRi. ft1
Mr.. T. A tit Mt Cd
d.. Davis p. BasG,sa. %
Mr.. Jz4ass g GsiIl -. 60
NJ. GeSse H2'ig. fib
NJ. u ak I'D
Mr.. aleIAnier Duncan 90
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PRICES TT Sc ADVANCED.
Under the franchise granted J. "
Thompson and his assDcisres so- A csh,e
rssd cut As1lson si-cet. work mus: 1,
soElrncti Ell before september Il No.iee
: hereby given that prizes viii be al
vancsd ID per cent ten 6ays after actual
work g commence.
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49, tsaz s-kzss ass Pres -s- s.s--
sayE-sE sac s-e7sss 1ssssa4s...s 81 - 49,. g.
4snsA ssa hS
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yEzY Len ISxsEssL-Fajn J
Zaehr-zn. fs= ia~zRe h4sa - Z ~ TIE
eoznfy ja.l frssEn Esrs4yss5essce hssEssfal 81
ftsy, was exaEz Red a. H. hi~ sassty IN tAs
EsfUosse cssark yr~rxrtsy- h sss IL oil
EpsrsraHets ~ MT SzEse. and zEsNerxS
ali GU sti0TsS x,ke<4 hfzz 50 teli1xrn.ls
fEKs judge 1sehorn sz1s be wSEaa fzot feSa
sa' horn. . IL sxFss rzsfftTx hlEE - to-
asyizm as}sss thee ssr~ tzrsk proofs of
Insanity. E-eEs1AR tod fA- eou-T seas se
"a. a---a eegs.eg IA the saso0a bgsi Es -
in san FrAHri-sa. AMI sd come 10
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-05

Of duty-thnt no such condition as they
reported OK SITS at the asylum. DR.. Rosne
also says there has been no trouble
whatever between himself and the stew
ard.
Bids for the construction Of two bridges
- Gayville and for grading
Hickey's slough were opened by the
county commission ers to-day and the
three contracts were awarded to NJ.
O'Neil. Propositions for the sale OF 800
acres to the county Tor q poor farm were
also received. There we've thirty OF them
and prices asked we're from $3.50 to
SIC, 900. The commissioners have made
no decision, reserving the privilege OF
thinking it over.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-05
we're allowed and warrants ordered
drawn against the several funds as fol-
pARnEp VAR FENCES.

BARRED WIRE FENCES.
Alderman English moved that the
ordinance committee be instructed TO
draw an ordinance to prevent the con-
struction of berbed wire fences in the
CITY limits aud for the removal of those
already constructed. Adopted.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Alderman Eigerton, of the executive
committee, brought up the subject OF a
change in the electric light contract and
said Mr. Odiorne was present aud would
make q proposition.
MIR. Odiorne said he would furnish
lights at the rate of $40 zach per month,
to burn until midnight, under
the Philadelphia moor sohed.
ule, which provides that lights be ex-
tinguished when the noon is shining
from a cloudless sky. II this arrange
ment was made he wanted the city to
take twenty lighte, the full capacity of
his arc dynamo.
A motion by Alderman Edgerton was
adopted under which the plan proposed
by Mr.. Oiiorne will be tried during the
balance OF this month. at the rate of $40
per light per month. The executive
committee was instructed, in case the
experiment proved satisfactory, to make
contract for twenty lights, under Mr..
Odiorne's~ proposition.
TX T ppoposIrro>,
q. M, Coates appeared before the
council and asked permission to locate
three iron oil tanks under the bluff at
the foot of Cedar street. he said he
had purchased q tRnkcar and was sbout
to embark extensively in the oil business
and wanted the facilities asked. He
said he would 50 locate the tanks that in
case o.. accident the oil wouli run down
the hill aud upon the river bottom.
The request was referred to the ordin-
anoe committee with instructions to en-.
quire into the matter and report.
FINS.
The council, on motion, adjourned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-05

Tanhton Pcstofioe Rours and Regulations
The delivery windows are opened each day
Sundays exoepted) at 8 100 g. m.
The delivery windows oloee at 800 p. m.
The money order, postal note and registry de-
partment opens at Q q. m. and closes at 4:s0 p.
m.
On Sundays che delivery windows are kept
open from $500 to 1890 a. IN. The lobby of the
office is open all day Sundays for the accom-
of persons renting look boxes.
Mails going east via O., N. d ST. P. B. h..
close at Q p. m. and 1850 p m, Sundays excepted.
Mails going west and north via the Chicago.
Milwaukee d st. Paul railroad close at 10 :05
a. n, Sundays excepted.
Mails going east and north by Chicago q
Northwestern railroad close at 9 p. m. and $3.50
p. m,
Eastern mails via Chicago 81 ct Paul railroad
arrive at 10 1877 a M. and 1906 p. m.
Eastern mail via Chicago d Northwestern
railroad arrives at 10 ?. M. and lab p. m.
aid 80 +. IN. and departs ct q a. M.
Stage mails close at 8 o'clock y. NJ, except
,he Eiobrara.
L. d. PALMER. P M,
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COMING TO THE RIVER.

h -
The Northwestern to Build to Yankton
from Harrington.
Confirmation through the Sioux
City Journal o; the several recent III
mors OF railroad surveying parties in the
field on the Nebraska side OF the river.
The Journal says:
No sooner was 1t stated that the Yank.
ton and Norfolk road was to be built to
connect with the Union Pacific than the
Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha began to move engineers over to
Harrington to survey a roadbed thro Oh
the divides to the south bank of the
Missouri, opposite Yankton. The line
was surveyed last week, a distance of
twenty five miles, and the construction
department of the road is now busily at
work getting together material for the
line. 1t will be built at once. The rush
of the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha people to connect with
Yankton is to satisfy Omaha for direct
connection with Yankton aud south Da.
kota, az we'll AS northeastern Nebraska,
and to stay the proceedings looking to
the building OF the line from Norfolk to
Ysnkton. Although the distance is
short the grading will be very expensive,
owing to the great amount of tnnnelIng,
bridging and trestling on the Missouri
bank. This extension, it is thought.
will do no great injury TO Sioux City,
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
u Omaha is @ division of the Chicago
& Northwestern system and the coming
OF this extension to Yanktou will bring
their roads together at this point, for a
time. through the medium of q transfer
boat aud ultimately over a bridge. The
account above given in iicates that the
Inns wall follow the route pointed out q
week or two-down Bow creek from
Harrington to st, James and up the
river bank to Ysnkton. A more direct
route would seem to be by way OF Me-
nominee and thence down the Beaver
creek slope.
There have been ONE unusual move.
ments on the part of the Northwestern
people for a couple of weeks past and
the air has been full of rumors concern,
ing contemplated construction. 1t ap-
pears to be the conclusion to unite the
Nebraska system and the Dakota sysseI,
here at Yankton, making a cont,nuers
vim valley inns from the Northern Pacific
TO the Union Pacific. Is is not probable
that the Northwestern extension from
Harrington will interfere with the con-
struotion of the Ysnktcn and Norfolk.
..
PERSONAL.
Mrs. ]. 81. Teller is still sick.
Captain Tanner is considerably i'm
proved.
f. A. Gale returned TO day from a visit
to Canton.
Rev. d. f. Bradley returns to Yankton
much improved in health.
M.P Gilman is somewhat better to-
day. Pluerisy is his ailment.
Miss Lowell will start q Glass in short
hand on Monday. Feb. 1lth at 10 a. m.
Also On evening class at 7 p. m. at Mrs.
Turner's residence on Broadway.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-05
Poor Farm.

Auditors office. Yankton County, Da-
kosa, January 1Ssh, 18S9-The board OF
county commissioners of Yankton coun.
ty, Dakota, having decided to purchase
q poor farm, for said county, to consist
of 800 acres. Notice is hereby given to
all parties desiring to sell land to make
their propositions to the county sreasur.
or on or before February 9Th 1889. at 10
O'Clock g. m. of said day, when such pro-
positions will be acted upon by the board.
DANIEL N. GROSS. County Auditor.