Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-15

ming, April 10Th and, 18th. commencing
at 8 o'clock. Admission five and ten
cents. Price of supper twenty-five
cents. Cake and cream ten cents. Come
one come ell.
A residence that attracts very general
comment Is one being constructed by
William Glenield on the corner OF
Fourth and Green streets. 1t is not q
large structure, but che sasre displayed
in its design draws the attention OF ell
who pass shat way.
Palm Sunday, the last Sunday in lent
and the beginning of holy week, was OBJ
served yesterday In the Catholic church
and at the close OF she morning service
Fathes Redmond sent the congregation
away each bearing q palm leaf. Other
marked days of holy week are holy
Thursday and good Friday.
r. F. Pettigrew writes that be will
commence work immediately ON his
Douglas avenue street car line, if the
city will have the street graded. There
is not much to be done beyond cutting
down the hill north of the railroad tracks.
| The work should be ordered at once
! and pushed through with ali possible
expedition.
Chairman Gamble. OF the Yankton
county republican committee, will in.
vise tbs members of that committee and
those members OF the Hutchinson coun.
~ republican committee residing in ths
east half OF Hutchinson county to NEE
in Ysnkton 30 confer together relative
to q convention to nominate party can
didases for the constitutional conYen.
zion.
A meeting OF the Congregational go
ciesy 10 called for next Friday evening
to consider the question OF building
new church. This is q move in The
right direction. The old church is ONLY
about half large enough for the needs O
the congregation. II the society decid'
to build we shall have an edifice which
will be both an ornament and @ sub
Estansial advantage to the city.
On Wednesday she Gath INST; being
She Wednesday OF Easter week, Chris
church will be consecrated by BishoE
Hare, Of South Dakota. and the conse
Grafton sermon will be preached b.
Bishop Walker, OF North Dakota. Thu
participation OF two bishops will max
IL e rase occasion, thouRh the consecra
tlon of an Episcopal church is OF itsel
not o common event in shis far ives
country. Under the rules OF the churcl
this religious event cannot occur 81
long as there remains a debt against tn
construction OF the chusch edifce. TIL
Christ church building debt was PAL
of last fall and ID Ia now @ candidate To-
conservation.
Territorial Auditor McManima he
been served with o writ OF mandamuf
, resurnable next Wednesday, requiring
him to draw Q warrant for payment o
the voucher for some Sc 600 allowed b.
the 30 called trustees of Yankton hos
, p,sal to Contractor Pattee and by hir
assigned to the First National bank {
Canton. This voucher was issued b
, the board appointed by Governc
, Church after the adjournment OF 81
, legislature in an irregular sort Of q way
The commissions wore issued with
!, out the great seal and th
!, attsstatson of the secretary. Thes
!. ID no record OF the appointment In th
office OF the secretary OF the s~erritor.
,iHence il is held that the individuals VII
asst med to act In the capacity Of q boar
!. of trustees had no authority TO so ac
This ia a matter 10 be decided IN th
courts.
:. AT q scent meeting Of the Mason
: aid association OF Dakota the folioWin
directors were elected for the ensuin
: three years: F. j. Wsshabsugh,
!, lDsadwcod; w. A. Lichtenwallner,
y Hsrrold; M. T. Wooley, OF Yankto
. The directory is now composed OF 81
following persons: T.. B. French. Geosi
III. Hand, zins Ricaey, VS. Goodwi
Q NJ 7. Woollsy. VIM. Blatt. E. g. ssnit
Ysnkton; H. J.. Rice. Huron; D.. /
!. Wheeies, Omsha; f. ]. Washabsug
:. Deadwood; W. A. Lichsenwsiiner, III
II rold. The directory elected the foiic'
ing ofieers: President. L. B. freno
sies president, Geo. Il. Hand; tfeasnf
Geo. r. scougal secretary. @. +. Steve