The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-01
YE! HEAR YE! HEAR YE!
All Persons Having Business at This
Court, Draw Near, Give At
tention and You Shall
be Heard.

District Court dicial District.
To the Clerk of the District Court in and
for the county Of Bottlneau, Sixth Judicial
District Territory Of Dakota.
1t appearing to me the Judge of said
Court, that tecm OF court has become
necessary to dispose of the business of the
Judicial subdivision composed of the coun-
ty of Bottineau in said sixth Judicial Dis
trict.
Therefore it is ordered that a term of
said Court be and is hereby appointed for
said subdivision to be held at Bottineau
the County Seat of said county of Botti.
neau, commencing on the 5th day of
August next at the court house in Botti
neau in said county, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
1t is also hereby ordered, that Grand Jury
consisting of eighteen good and lawful men
competent as Grand Jurors, be drawn and
summoned by the sheriff of said county from
the judicial subdivision composed of the
county of Bottineau, to appear at the place
above mentioned, on the fifth day of Aug
ust, A. D., 1889 to serve as Grand Jurors.
Dated at Jamesown in said District, this
18th day of July, 1889.
RoDERICK Rose,
Judge,
Following is the list of Grand Jurors:
Albert Marshall, John Brander
A Hart, William Bell.
Charles Smith, James R Wood,
Thomas Gardner, Ole Roland,
J H Cook, Alexander Tregent,
Thomas Lowry, W Smith,
James N. Greiner, WI Plante.
Charles N Tregent, Thomas D Bell,
Henry Watson, W H Thomas,
The attention Of the citizens of Bottineau
| county is called to the foregoing order.
Court will be in session two days and if
necessary part of the third. Evening ses-
sions will also lie held if required. All per-
sons who wish to take out their final citizen
papers, which are necessary where parties
desire to prove up on fual, rs year, home
steads. Following is the law on the subject:
FINAL CITIZEN PAPERS.
Homestead claimants must get their final
citizen papers befoae they can make proof
All persons born in foreign countries who
are qualified can be naturalized, viz:
All persons who have resided in the Unit
ed States five years, and one year ia this
territory, who have declared their intention
to become citizens at least two years ago.
They must bring copy of their declaration
of intention to become citizens.
All who came to the United States before
they were I8 years of age and who have re-
sided IN the United States five years and
one year in this territory. These do not need
copy of declaration of intention.
All honorably discharged soldiers who
have resided in the United States one year
can be naturalized without having declared
their intention to become citizens.
All applicants must bring two witnesses
to prove residence.
AVIS IMPORTANT.
Hon. Roderick Rose, le juge de la cour
pour Bottineau county a commando ct dir
ege qu'une termc de Ia cour soft tenue dams
la maison de 10 cour au village de Bottineau
commencant le cinq (5th) Aout, 1889, a dix
heures au matin. Toutes personnes qui de-
sirent prendre leur papiers secondes de cit
oyen doivent Sc presenter au juge le jour au
dessus nomme pour Get objet La cour ne
tiendr que deux jour. Voici 10 loi sur ce
sujet.
PAPIERS DU DROIT DE CITOYEN.
"Homestead claimants doivent procurer
leurs papiers avant qu' lis peuvent faire /
epreuve.
Toutes personnes qui ont resides dams les
Etats Unis cinqans, ct un an dams 'as terri
toire, qui ont declares leur intention dev-
enir citoyens au moins deux ans passe peuv-
ent etre naturalizes il faut avoir uue copie
de la declaration d. intention, Aussi. Tous
qui ont immigres aux Etats Unis avant qu'
lis avient dlxhuit ans ct un an dams la terri
toire. Ces mineu-s n oht pas besoin d'au-
cune copie de Ia declaration d. intention.
Tous les soldats honorablemen decharges
qui ont resides dams les Etats Unis pour un
an, puevent etre naturalises sans avoir de-
clares leur intentions. II faut amener deux
temoins etablir leur residence, etc.
JOHN W. BENNETT, Clerk Dis. Court.