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Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-16
OMAHA wHoLLsALn, MA RK ETs,
Produce, E'ruits. Etc.

BurrER-Table dairy, l2t@l4c; packers
stock, 7(8Sc; Creamery Prints, fancy, 16(0
17c; choice, 149lec; solid packed, l2@1sc.
EGos-Strictly fresh, 1O6llc.
factory twins, 95{c; OF grades, 6CaTc; Van
Rossem Edom, sill 80 per doz; sap sago 100;
brick, 1lae12c; limburger, 6h67c; domestic,
Swiss, 14c; cheese safes, bronze medal, No.
GAME-Per dozen, plover, 81 oO@1. so; NAL
lards, $500; wood ducks and mixed, s1.759
400.
PouLTRY-Live hens, per dozen, $3.50
$50; mixed. s3O0@3.50; spring, S200@2. 75 {;
turkeys S(Ggc per ID; ducks, 81 OO002. sc; ;
ORANGEs-Los Angeles, $3.50; Rodi, So.
LEMONS Fancy, SO, ,O0(1S so; choice, "a. so,
SOUTHERN PEAonEs-4 bu, 75c@sl for
choice and 35C040c for poor and common.
ApPLEs-Per Dbl, 50c@s2.
CALIFORNIA PEAcHEs--2O lb boxes, sl5O9
175.
CALIFORNIA GRAPEs-sl.5O@1.7
CALIroRNIA PLUMs-sl.
PEARs-4O Id boxes, sl.750D2. 25
WATERMsLoNs--$16 00S02U0 90 per 100.
CANTELouPEs-Per doz, 81. .25QDt. so.
PINEApPLEs-Per doz, 81 25C03.00.
BANANAs-According to size, per bunch,
Sc. .009300.
CoCoANurs-Per 100. s5.
EARLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 20030c per
bu; onions, California, per ID, 113c; southern,
per bbl S1.00; cabbage, per crate, S1.25; tur-
nips, per bu box, soc; beets, per box, SOC;
wax beans, per bu box, Sl.00; string beans,
per bu box, 15c; green peas, per bu box, 81 90
tomatoes, per N bu box, 40D60c; cauliflower,
$1.50; egg plant, sl,00; squash, 25c per doz;
cucumbers, l5c; lettuce, 15c; radishes. l5c i;
green onions, 15@2oc; new carrots, 2oc; pie
plant per Id, 1c. -f
APPLE BUTTER-5c.
CIDER-Bbls, $500; hf bbls, $500.
MAPLE SUeAn-1211@l5c per ID.
| VEAL-Choice, medium size, 5G6c; choice
heavy, 4@5c; spring lambs, s3o.0O@36.Oo per
dozen.
HoNEY-l4@l5c per lb for choice.
PREsERvEs-91fQ0l0c per lb.
JELLrEs-31S @4c per 10.
BEEswAx-No. l, 16(@l9c.
HAY-S250
CHOP FEED-$10. .00@12.
BRAN-$9.00@9.25
TALLow-No. 1. 4c: No. 2, 89314c.
GREAsE-A, 4@414c; yellow, So; dark,
2kc.
WooL-Fine, average, 15@16c; choice, 1s
@19c.
MED1uM-Average, 2l@aac; choice, $50
24c; coarse, 15@ lSc.
HIDEs-G. S. hides, 411G94aalc; dry, &c; dry
flint, 7c;, calf, 4]1@5c; damaged, &c less;
sheep relts, green, each, 25c@slOO; sheep
pelts, dry, per lb, 9Q0l2c. l5A
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-16
PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, August 15.-1:l5 p. m. close
Wheat-Lower; cash, T16c; September,
1890; December, 7SAc.
Corn Easy; cash IS 7-16c; September,
355Sc; December, 341sc.
Oats-Steady; cash, 2O%c; September,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

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p, Sssssus ssss s e
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
n;tr Reol Gstate QG Eel.

Gin Real Gstate Gc Ls si..,,.e
TO a rst: Sssory hIeh.stosp bfsEnsio9e,
s,;.g s = p,t 4Tp Avenue q f HotsH
mo TFT-afT- HOPE. Gath wARp
N. Y, orr. High gf9gno g .saot
roof house; 0 rooms; gas stsDis 's"s "'''
HARD. Is feekman-st. -
RIO LET Coed houses city ana SS9Sp n
4 furnished and unfurnishe
SUMNER 149 Broadway. ---,-
mo TET-FoR BUsIN EsS. -4-storI high
o.t5an ho,iss. soth-st,, between !, B y 9ss
way sSd 5tS'sve. THOMAS 8 EckEH-
SON, IS wcat soth.st -----z-x---
mo MANUFACTURERS, osai aad L sla /.
Il Der Dealers; factory 70 rent OF b bSf holss
l261loO 2 stories Sna pa ssGenRler and hose
ny ynretecucn elevator near railr0ac go SOY ~,
Kan and Heren River With ls cg sp pa see see
coal lumber & Other sns ynIE eSnasns der S
u ERY Pics apartment g : 5 TSgRoMh Hsnat
scKF iSSs6IEE di s. Ssss s6sS;st
RARoLAY.sT.-Loits, 22x1oo, WIN
S az ; @as caRuReh T. $50 $50 East s7hsl
: 0TU-sT-- o5 WEST. .-4.storyy,, high
b stoon house, for dwelling. or hgn ,trI, r.
spectaSie business cHAs. r. MAi'liN'
90 Nessau.t1 ---------.------- 7;-Io-
6THsT. 20 E ESsT l Gsswsse G sspre
c 81 sf4ss near SHp SSrcSssd VI :
oOD.sT. .stoop, brownstone ang 7ts
Ss1 dweiIings; No. il1, three stones' VII VIZ
mont extension, 81, 1905 10: l52., I c,t,
stories $500 s s!s2 70 s"'-f \. rNw2SDELI.
sso BF SS; and on premises.
,,,,sss,s, -Ii-tT- e,r.--Reoently over
uy hauled by Luygter, and exauiS as1g
3 SSssqssnr ga' %SlInNs.SSas So St1sye.
-. TIsT aeD sT.-Three-story high
40 stoop, basement hrownstone awe,i.
Hg coS T' S lSsss Z I SSSssss sSsss '"o
0.51wEsT iS7TH.sT.- Thrse. story n Ign
I'd stoop. basoment. brownstone aweI-
inc; npo 6IOek; IL rooms al improve
,,'t,,s "a" al oS0' seen IL o. m. 10 D. m,
permit from ei5 West i2oth'st'. or owne'
20 10 Plne-st.
BROOKLYN
ITO ERT-oN THE HILL, BRookLYN.
-tfhfoe-story extension brick house
10 roomsi completely furnished pa pei ilosS
order and ntst,glsss i % " station
owner VIII remain and board part OF rent
moderate terms 10 private family. Address
''OwNER,S Box 20. Tribune once.
ITO LET.-Only 4 left Of those elegant fats
j OF o rooms at ESQ. esq and s;t3 ere
ganuY decorated no dark rooms; All mo1e ,,n
and stairs oarpeted; 2 blocks 70 j station
only 10 minutes 70 BtlfEej iH1Hss9le.Les. Pss
session. Apply 10 EDWARD ". UANIlNt
81 and 30 Court-si., corner OF Henlssa-s1
ITO LET.--A nrst.elass second Ga. q Q
ii rooms. within minutes Walk OF wal.
st. ferry rooms handsomely papered ana
decorated steam heated every modern Inn
pFoTement; tnnilor In st.endanee, ~ 10,
cation lrst-elass mmsdiaG posseag9n u
TIN, 80 and 80 Courtst, corner Of Hsm'
gpn.at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

HOUSE OF II roons, Ras, tusnseg hot
III ana cold water, 81 aSrss' IN enltiya.
tlSa shsas and al ,! iiSd: 4. Quits. elegant
some residenee OF 10 rooin, Raa, furnace
bathroom, hot and cold water, shade and
fruit trees; 2 acres, IN village price,
siG. 600; cottage q 10 ro,ms, lot 10000
Tor 10, 600. oNDEnDoNK n sMfTH
Herbstoad, J.. !.
HOMES in .ha Befkshte Hills, Ia me
III Vicinity N LeAo8, btoekhFldae ana
several fine dairy and stleS iSrms "a ssIs
q Sad Ssss lex ss PGsS ess ;sss Hs
HASTINGS. ON. n 0ps>iI, = Beautifully Il
Llcstsd, isfocia., iEA,den house baFn. ear,
dan plvniY o. NIL ReA wax N more
acres; perfectly healthy place must be aeon
70 b appreciates, Box y, Haefmgs-on. Hua'
/ oTs $50 va W. ~, JEsalsnss s Z. j
count Nj imrnedlats mIldessl tFpIns ieere
Tong Island Cl,y, os g t y qiS1. s,Ssk =
= iYH,f0 and iS d - sgndeyk eis6 q 10,
9fiS, 800, o p "a. ti.qip QgeanP, : 10,
gl1k. osSg9Ss, ass, ilkb,, gls2, siiS, Il w
Pm sanasgs sM II \ s AZ ss az H isg,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
flals Go Get, tlnfnrnisheo,


A FLATS.
IL Ct Jones St., Z rms. bath. all imp, CAS-.
foI 6th.sVe., rms, all light cor house.
saS s1 SsA..ye., s large rooms, imp, ssa.
1885 eth. ave-, o rms, bath, imp, Sts.
FLOORS.
1, 7Be.1.T64 0th.ayo,, 5 rms, imp, sItas15,
1850 stays;, : POEMS, n9ofS Sn12Ssla
g50 East 105th.Et., 3 large rooms, $40.
Il Bieecker. st., rooms, a20.
o. - N's APARTMkNrS,
90 8d-aye., 4 rooms, $i0 TO SO.
lis BFooIie.st., 4 corner rooms si4.
90 and o. Leroy-st, 2, aud 4 rooms, % 70
71Siiii7 od,aye, rooms, 90 Soas11.
lao. lbs ii. i1Oth-3t 3 & 1 lge rms, Sesssi |.
"a Broome-st,. . MONS clio.
l,1Ao 1St-aye., . rooms $3.50,
aSa Fast ioBth.st., . aud o rooms s62e7 81
59R ad-aye, 2 and 4 rooms, eTd@l}.
S5s lSf-ayo,, . aud 4 looms, sOaSs.
$50 istaye,, 5 roma, edsss: J ~
9, Attorneys. rooms, 90 Co.
b97 fist,aye,. 2 and rooms, Snfss 30.
All lstlay0., 3 and 2 rooms, -. n
100 Il. isth.st., rooms, eS 10.
rs Ayenue ID, 3 rooms, 90,
pll 2d-Rvo., = rooms, % boG@T 80,
GYRiLLE CAItHlsAu, Agent, Grand-i6
and BoweFy, under Oriental BaIk.
4 ,NOVELDA APARTMENT HOUSE,
N. No. 1 ,235 LEXINGTON. AVE-,
eo7Ber etth.st.,
Elegant hats % rent and y fyemsi
modslA lmpsayemenssi stesm heated hehs
Wy H4'1 Anply On uyemiaes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
Country Real estate for Sale

A -A,-A.-CALUORNIA LANDS.
IA SUnbtb lands. farming lands. hufi
lands aud vine lands for sale Ia all p8rtS Of
California hibernate on aud pamphlets FUR
niahs1 II. RIul Co.. 81 and - Isfk
Place. NeM.YoIk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

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4 -BESr bafls tsstefy houses on West
"A. SD bFlis ~ Eagal & 20 ~: " gs
{sex{ iorl snpesb eebtDet-trim throughout
tss1Sf - s3lff 20 Eeasea6btq eifcF rnfkeea
zssss s 4 e 5Sls..s = sisHEa Aass stS-
WET SIDE resl estate essepter's
IA seas inst D ieft Of those Hsstefy Queen
LABS pssysis avelsa{s 20; ass iap n.y. Mss
s ssssr: ssa EE s,ss ersIsss
a bI1gAIH yer sals. 4 !lss stefz I. ez! Z:
~ efobi9 t<1emeAL xo&te1ayya 80 ~
nv, Sc zsp Eys Sixfsa = sss tt,1skEazHzS'
HXx6xfN.--7ins bsoynstgps house |
~ 5tb<W. facing Fs1k; fet tsat ~
~. A41fees QNper, 4fiaaEe Once.
Nx6 lFIozeI 4! fssai3As5 ls,gs bs (. e.
6esseese; eeaaef 10 eSeeilsd eh .ssh,egs; J;
El15k b Nfp47eA el caase, siesness. y. =.
3 n MN F7HST-SE AIS West side dwell:
z {no. TO hi FROM eftf8De1 ~ csnHei
X<@h ~ wet S5ili-st, 4ffH}y hiGh.stqop,
~ f(ef ard txienefoa 1re ezb5nst, ap,sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
Real gstate h1ante1.


A -A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-
n. RENT GUARANTEE CO.,
$40 GRAND.
Advances rents TO owners during absapet
nom tho city, Quarterly OF selnl.anhplny
in advance as desired leases tenement and
fiN property: loans money on boha and
mortgage. and for the completion or altefa-
ton Of buildings; references unquesaonaole.
A COMFORTABLE, PLAIN. WE'LL
n wATERED Farm wanted b9fore April
~ csT SOSt g s sas ElsaiR tSS spG =,
iSmIt ~. 60 full description aud . taxing
price, OF don't answer CohFoRI, Trb-
une ofasa
A TTENFioN. Owners. send % = detailef'
i Tor G ycS RYAN 7; yfSI Jon fsa e sS
n UslNEss PRoPERTY and houses
ID wanted. rent, sell or exchange no
charge for registering; monay 70 losh,
and } per eent. ADRIAN U. HE6EhAh,
NJ KNTED. Zine lsTEe resldsnes on Ihe
~ mudsoas Ns.;Ygsr rSs, In s5sshsaGs d 1of
BFsneh best location, WILLIAM LANE,
Long Branch
NJ ANTED 70 rent, With the privilege a
w buying, factory or hill property
20 900 square feet and 10 horse power need
ed; sheds preferred. Box 9,57S, NoW.fora
Postoffioe.
NJ ANTED. TO purchase ana lease, shore
w front properties within reasonable DE-
EIEGs sHoRE-FRoNT real ESTATE
AGENCY, IS peayer-st.
M ANTFD. -sTaail house 70 rent within
W 45mInutes nom CITY Hall, New. York.
Address, stating rent N. p j., Tribune
onlee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

A --MARATuQN-ELE
"A Nos, ~ and II East 67thssG; elegans
bsnasSfnely eseSfatad, steam hastsd; all
iiaht. each bedroom Aeyipg windows epcn'
M IntO the e0uRtl ali the latest improve.
maats; VERY reasonable terms. Apply 70
lenisor. -
a CHOICE second .Hat. q82 brieht and
itoris soryiaasi owner lives on premises
i,aee paPk-aye,, TIN and fssh sts.
~ HRApEsF slx.FooFs flas Ia New, YORK
" heated halla; decorated !; hathi all I'M
ptaYemsntai iaIitor. lQI Wet sslh,sk
FEArs 10 LEE s!BdE
s Ss,sa .d a ssssd "a ss We Az
& i9 Is ss 90. s 3 p 80 ~ = 49,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
Proposed Amendm ents Defeated.

Sioux FALLS, s. D., July 26.--The
convention met at9 a. m. and was in
session nearly all day. The main feature
of the proceedings has been the consid-
Grafton Of the report of the committee
on schedule and ordinance. A few days
ago a resolution was referred to the ju-
dietary committee, asking their opinion
as to the power of the convention to pro-
vide for the election of clerk of the cir
cult court at the October election, no
such provision seeming to be made by
the omnibus bill. The con nittee re-
ported that in their Judgment the con-
vention had such power, and embodied
their opinion in an amendment to the
schedule to that effect. Then followed
a lengthy discussion upon this point.
1t is held by some that the clerk Of the
court was purely county officer and
that under the omnibus bill ala county
officers hold over until the next general
election, vacancies to be filled by the
board of county commissioners. The
amendment was finally defeated.
Another amendment TO the schedule
was proposed, providing for modified
form of the Australian system. Here,
again the question of the powers of the
convention arises. The matter was un-
der discussion when the convention ad-
journed.
Work Nearly Completed.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., July y7.-The
convention delegates met and adjourned.
An adjourned session was held in the
evening for the purpose of further con-
sidering the amendment of the schedule
incorporating in political form the
Australian system of voting. The dele
gates were almost unanimous in the
opinion that the measure was desirable
one. An unanswered question as to any
power to enforce It or punish violation
of it decided its fate. The vote was not
reached till nearly midnight. 1t resulted
in the defeat Of the amendment by a
vote of 27 to "a. When the convention
adjourned it's work was practically COM
pleted, with the exception of the sub
mission and adoption of the report OF
the joint commission now at Bismarck.
Most of the delegates have gone home TO
await the return Of the commission.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
Mckinley Is CONFIDENT.

WASHINGTON, July 81. - Representa-
tive Mckinley is at the Ebbitt. He has
been at q little summer resort in Penn
sylvania, and ran over here on some
private business, he says. He is very
confident Of being chosen speaker Of the
next house when 1t meets, but says he
has been paying no attention to public
affairs. He says he has not had any but
his own local paper for nearly three
weeks. For month more he is going
to rest, and then he will go home and
take an active part in the Ohio cam
naipo
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
Invited to Jamestown.

BISMARCK, N. D.. July 25.-The invi-
tation extended by the citizens of James
town for the adjournment of the con-
yention to that place was referred to a
committee of three, consisting of Messrs.
Moer, OF Lawrence, Scott, of Barnes, and
Meacham, of Foster. The committee on
temperance reported in favor of the
submission of the prohibition question to
a vote of the people at the same time
the constitution is submitted After a
lively tilt in committee of the whole the
report of the committee was adopted ard
there is no doubt that the recommends
tions will be adopted by the convention.
Messrs. Rowe and Pennington, of Dickey
county, and Wallace, of Steele, insisted
that the clause be embodied in the con-
stitution, but they were sat upon. The
committee on school lands has reported
its propose article. Itprovides that the
proceeds from the
Sale of school Lands
shall be trust fund. the principal Of
which shall forever remain inviolate,
and may be increased but never dimin-
ished, the state to make good all losses
thereon. The interest income shall be
used FOR the support of the schools
After one year from the assembling of
the first legislature the lands may be
disposed of as follows: No more than
one-fourth of the lands shall be sold
within five years. no more than one-half
of the remainder in ten years. The re-
nlainder may be sold as soon as saleable
at not less than $40 per acre. The legis-
lative committee provides that the SEN
ate shall consist of not less than thirty
nor more than fifty members, and that
the house shall hare not less than sixty
nor more than 140 members, the sena-
tors to be divided into two classes, to be
elected two and four years respectively.
1t provides that the trading of votes
among senator's shall be considered brib.
cry.
Legislative Sessions.
shall not exceed ninety days, for which
the compensation shall be $500, and the
mileage 10 per cent. No act shall take
effect until sixty days after adjournment
of the session. In nearly all respects the
proposed article is in harmony with the
provisions Of the complete constitution
introduced by Williams. The article
proposed by the committee on impeach-
ment provides that all impeachments
shall be tried by the ssnate. When the
governor, or lieutenant governor is on
trial, the presiding judge OF the supreme
court shall preside. All officers not
liable to Impeachment shall be subject TO
removal for malfeasance, crime, misde-
meanor drunkenness, or iRcompetency.
No person 70 be liable for impeachmeht
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
Gigantic Plans of the Rock Island.

OMAHA. Neb., July 80. The Omaha,
Lincoln and Gulf railway, articles of in
corporation for which were filed with
the secretary Of state at Lincoln, Satur-
day, proves TO be an enterprise of the
Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific. The
plan is to build ninety miles from Omaha
to Hutchinson, and there connect with
the Oklahoma road now built, and then
construct to tie gulf. The southern
terminus will be Bryerton, Tex, and the
length of the proposed line is 1906
miles
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
Absentees Called In.

Sioux FALLS. S. D., July 30.-Tbe
South Dakota constitutional convention
did nothing but meet and adjourn. A
telegram was sent to each delegate alb
sent from the city to return in time for
a session Thursday evening, as the joint
commission will have returned from
Bismarck by that time.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
lee Monnment compIetea.

RICHMOND, Va, July 3l.--The Lee
monument is now rapidly nearing COM
pletion. Governor Lee says that he Is
confident that if the statue OF Gen. r.. e.
Lee be delivered by the middle Of No
vember the unveiling of the monument
will take place between the middle Of
November and first OF December. Col.
Archer Anderson. of this city. will de-
liver the oration on this occasion,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
transacted No Rus,nes..

BISMARCK, N. D., July 29.--This has
been another day Of rest In the constitu-
tional convention. A quorum was not
present at roll call and the convention
adjourned without the transaction of
any business. The chairmen of the
North and South Dakota commissions
for the division of the territorial prop
erty have been at work on the basis de-
cided upon by the joint commission and
it is expected that the work of thee COM
mission will be completed in few days.
Prohibition is making no headway.
Woman suffrage is dead, and railroad
taxation is the one question which gives
an opportunity for fight. The rail.
roads hope to preserve the gross earn
ings system, and some of tho firnler
members of the convention oppose 1t.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
IN NORTH DAKOTA.
judiciary Com mittee's Report.

a Judiciary Committees Report.
BISMARCK, N. D., July 24.-The judi
ciary committee has at last completed
its labors and has reported to the con-
vention. The committee recommends
that a supreme court of three judges be
established; that there be six judicial
districts. with as many judges, and that
the present system of justices OF the
peace be retained. The committee sit
down on the proposed plan for the
establishment of county courts.
The question of whether the SUI
preme court shall hold all its ses-
sions at the capital or give one session
each to Bismarck, Fargo and Grand
Forks, has been settled by the committee
in favor of holding all terms at the capi-
tai. The terms of the judges Of the su-
preme court shall be six years, and va
cancy by death or otherwise to be filled
by appointment of the governor, and APP
pointee to serve until the next general
election. No person shall be eligible to
the Office of supreme judge who lis not
citizen of the United States, thirty
years of age, and citizen of the state at
least five years. To be eligible to the
judgeship of the district court the candi-
date must be twenty-five years OF age
prior to the day of election.
The judicial Districts
are as follows: .4.. .4
No. 1.-Pembna, Cavalier Walsh Nelson and
Grand Forks counties
No. 2.--Ramsey, Towner, Benson. Bottineau
McHenry, Church, Renville Ward, Stevens Noun
trai!ie, Garfield Flannery and Buford counties.
No. 3.--Cass, Steele and Trail counties
No. 4-Richland Ransom, Sargent, Dickey and
Mcintosh.
No. Slogan, La Moure, Stutsman, Barnes
Wells, Foster Eddy and Griggs.
No. 6.-~Burlegh Emmons, Kidder, Sheridan,
Mclean, Morton, Oliver, Mercer, Williams, Stark,
Hettinger Bowman Billings, Mckenzie, Dunn
Wallace and Aired and that portion of the Sioux
Irdian reservation lying north Of the seventh
standard parallel.
The invit&6on of citizens of James
town to have the convention adjourn to
that place to complete its work was pre-
sented by Mr.. Camp. The invitation was
signed by Mayor Fuller and it guaran-
tees free entertainment TO the delegates
during the remainder of the session. The
Scandinavian Temperance Society Of
North Dakota has petitioned the con-
vention on behalf of the Scandinavian
inhabitants to prohibit the manufacture
or sale of intoxicating liquor in the
state. The article regarding the organ
ization of counties and townships came
up for consideration, but it was recon-.
mitted to the standing committee. The
consideration of the complete constitu-
tion Introduced by Mr.. Williams, of
Burleigh, has been postponed until after
the committees have all reported The
convention adjourned without debating
a question or introducing new matter.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
Fires Along the Missouri.

FORT BENTON, Mont, July 30. Forest
fires are reported in the mountains and
along the banks of the Missouri for
many miles below here. At Bowdoin
the section house was burned and Miss
Matte johnson, school teacher, 90 80
verely burned that her recovery is doubt
full. The Northern Pacific track burned
for short distance, but has been re-
paired. Several mining camps have
been deserted and ranchers are blowing
around their land to prevent fire in the
grass from running. The air is filled
with dense smoke, but so far no loss Of
life is reported. Telegraph lines are
somewhat demoralized from the burn
ing of poles.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
Met and Adionrned.

SIOUX FALLS, s. d., July 30.--Less
than a dozen members attended the
session of the constitutional convention,
and no business was done. Members
who have gone home will return
next Thursday, by which time it is
hoped the joint convention will have re-
turned from Bismarck.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
Nothing Done.

BISMARCK, N. D., July 27.--Over two
thirds Of the members of the constitu-
tional~ convention have departed for
their homes, and although the conven-
ton refused TO take q recess, there was
not a quorum present at roll call and no
business could be transacted. The COM
mittee Of Legislative apportionment is at
work and it is almost ready to report,
although there are some opposed to the
plan favored by the mai ority.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02

Not more than two OF three days time
win be required to conclude the work of
the convention,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-08-02
Al Iiyeiy weck In Prosnact.

BISMARCK, N. D., July ~ The con-
stitutional convention Of North Dakota