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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
NOVEMBER,

1: Judge Maxey appointed election
supervisors.
2: Death of Dr.;E. NJ. Blakely.
g.: Political rallies: deputy u. S. Mar
shals appointed; death of Thomas
johnson.
d: Election: Modesto Torres arrested
for procuring illegal voters.
5: November term of federal court
opened.
s.: Sells circus: Arnold Friedrich
killed by III. f. Renneberg.
z: Council elected Schreiner to succeed
Bolton.
s.: Election Notification at Mutualista
@: Attempt to blow Mission Garden
safe; GuiberSon residence burglarized.
10: Albert Harry Newton,s case con-
tinued; citizens meeting propose to adver-
tise city.
IL: Death of Mrs. Smona Fisk; u. S.
authorities look for location for gun
factory.
12: Colored founding discovered on
East street; Frank Cheeseman wedding.
ID: Presentation of prizes in LIGHTS
popular clerk contest at Opera house.
Il: |. & G. n. switchmen strike.
Is: German citizens decided to cele-
brate German Day in 1891.
16: Joske's safe blown and robbed.
II: Council decided upon compulsory
vaccination of school children: ministers
appeal for closer observance of Sabbath.
IS: Citizens mass meeting at Opera
house to further interest of city; Henry
George lectured.
10: Brown-Andrews wedding.
20: Federal court sustained iurisdict-
ion of S. A. p. receivership in Kings
court.
2i: Ropes deep water lecture at Tur-
ner hall.
%: Bat Cave filled with tramps and
vags.
%: Deutscher Maennerchor celebrated
sixth anniversary.
"a: Contract let for paving Crockett
and Losoya street: Death of Miss Amy
StanifOrth.
%: Mrs. Tom Muldoon sues Col.
Wright for damages for her husbands
death.
20; Mauermann-E Earl wedding.
n: Thanksgiving; services at opera
house: Subscriptions to Commercial Elk
change, S5.626.
2S: Fair association elected new Off
GERS; Campbell residence burned on
Dwyer avenue.
20: Commercial Exchange appointed
committee on LlanO railroad: =. A. Club
elected directors.
30: Miss Flores accidently burned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
JUNE.

l: w. f. Farmer addressed laboring
men at Turner hall.
| 2: Ladies met at Menger in interest of
| Mrs. jefferson Davis Relief Fund; com
mencement exercises at Elliott Memorial
| Hall. ...
3: First melons of the season: San
| Antonians leave for summer resorts.
4: Mayor Callahan telegraphs from
Hot Springs, Ark. an order TO have mum
icipal census taken.
5: James =. Newcomb elected presi-
dent of Republican League; amateurs
play "PygmaIeon and Galatea' at the
Grand.
6: C. A. Gildea sentenced to two years
and s74S fine.
:: O.R. c. excursion left for Corpus
Christi.
S: Miss Clara Julian attempted sui
eide.
9: Local militia companies met and
arranged for state encampment.
10: Local Knights of PythiaS accept
invitation of Mayor of Corpus Christi to
visit that city.
II: Closing exercises San Antonio art
school.
-: Rote'S academy closed; High school
ditto: complimentary hop TO Misses White
and Hutton, of Austin.
-: Board of trade appointed COM
HitteeS to entertain the Leslie newspaper
party.
IA: j. Muegge elected secretary Lone
star brewing company.
Is: Sons of Herman celebrate; address
by w. w. Walling; Mutuaista society's
new hall dedicated; C. w. Collins killed
by policemen.
1G: Jim Stevens and Joe wilkins in
dcted for killing c. w. Collins; Leslie
Harrison party arrived.
II: Republican delegates interest of Sc
curing State convention left for Austin.
10: Miss Dora Scheihagen presented
with a medal by friends.
10: Emancipation celebrated by the
cOlored people.
20: Alamo contribution box robbed by
boys.
81: Ed. Braden demands 600 extra
for extras on the city hall.
90: Walter Peasants thrown from car
riage and injured.
%; News received that President Diaz
will send band and exhibit to fair.
"a: Unidentified body taken from the
river.
p: Union stock yards directors elected
j. +. Price manager
&c: Commencement exercises at ST.
Mary'S college.
-: Mayor Kellar and other Corpus
Christians arrived to escort eXcursoniSts
to their city.
2S: Knights of Pythas excursion left
for Corpus Christi.
90: Assistant Market Master CaSsiano
drops pistol and receives wound.
30: Death of DR.. Lowry; T. w. Carrico
assigned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
DECEMBER.

/: T. Il. Duncan assigned: West Texas
Medical associa tion hold smallpox ses-
sion.
.: Commercial Exchange adopted
charter and bylaws; LlanO railroad
committees appointed.
B: Receptions at Wright's, Gallagher's
and Ogden's.
4: COnnt Herman Dalwig ran over by
|. IL g. N; New National bank elected
officers.
5: Eagle Clothing Co. assigned: Fair
directors authorized first mortgage bonds
on property.
6: Gilbert 81 LEWIS grocery burned:
Schleicher lodge ok. of IL. celebrated
18th anniversary
z: Railroads men fight on Austin
street quelled by police.
s: Sam Jones lectured; A. Brunswick
& Son assigned.
9: ii. A. Ellis stable burned, loss. $500,
10: Commercial Exchange elected
Louis j. Workman general solicitor.
IL: Commissioners elected G. &. Cliff
ford county physician.
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4, Robert Emmett's birthday celebra-
ted at Meyers hail.
,: State encampment Of G.. A. II. :
NomanS Relief corps organized.
6: Board of trade elected officers.
2; Last day of G.. A. Il. encampment.
s: Mr.. and Mrs. V. Gorrel surprised"
by friends.
9. Washington theatre closed, pending
disorderly house confusion between city
! aud county officials.
| 10: Gen. John NJ. Moore, u. 5. army,
visited post
IL: Mullaly Bros purchase property on
! Houston street for popular price theatre.
II: Liberatti's benefit for ST. Mary's
church organ fund.
10: Alamo Baptist church bought lot
corner Avenue ID and Third street.
Il: Contractors are warned by placards
that the S-hour movement will go into
effect May /. ....
Is: Death OF C. johnson.
1G: Death of Hon. ThoS. j. Devinc.
II: Kinnahan defeats Dillon in wrest-
ling match.
Is: Reception at Mrs. S. Halff's in
honor of Miss Dreyfus. ........
10: Death of J. w. Freeman.
20: Scheme for Union stock yards ag-
itated. "A
81; Suicide Of John Gebauer, a
stranger.
%: Alderman Yulff presented with
cane by property holders Of Alamo plaza.
%: Turner picnic on the Salado.
"a: Council meets and each alderman
draws s. per diem.
%: Manifest boom in real estate.
PC: First Presbyterian church embrog-
liza settled in favor of pastor.
%: Grand Lodge Sons of Herman in
Stituted.
%: Indignant people continue to howl
at having their water supply cut off by
street graders.
20: Captain w. i. Smiths residence
burglariZed.
30: Departure of delegates to Tampa
SaS TO secure democratic convention.
81: General strike among the brick
layers.
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IS: The Krieger verein celebrated its
anniversary.
10: +. +. Collins building operation
stopped by police.
20; j. J. Dickinson. William Ferguson
and c. II. Mullaly mentioned for Secreta-
ryship of the fair.
81: EX-Postmaster Gildea convicted OF
embezZlement
~: The anniversary of Father Smiths
ordination celebrated at st. Mary's
church.
%; Vein of natural gas struck on Dull
nig's ranch.
"a; Wind and rain storm.
%: Annual shoot of San Antonio
SchuetzenV VERNE: death of DR.. NJ. Slocum.
70: Louis j. Workman elected secreta-
ry of fair.
%: Postmaster Johnson, of Beeville,
arrived under arrest for shortage in ac-
counts.
2S: Government Hill reported to be
sinking; saloon men resolve to maze their
own ice.
%: Board of Trade approved the sug-
geStion of a bonded warehouse for San
Antonio.
30: Decoration day observed: address
by Col. 4. Ii. Ropes.
81: Election on proposition to issue
S25O,0OO Improvement bonds carried.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
JULY

|: Mrs. w. :. Hadley presented with
medal by Pythian Sisters.
>: EXcursioniSts leave for Georgetown
to hear Talmage.
,: Citizens held meeting to secure
manufactures.
I: Firemen's Parade and celebration
at Springs.
); State militia went into encampment
at the Fair grounds; HOgg addressed
citizens on Main plaza.
Is: Militia buckled down to business.
! :; Many visitors in the city attending
the encampment.
/ s: Sam Maverick elected president
Manufacturers Aid Association.
| Q: Miss Fannie Simpson chosen spon-
| sOr of Houston Light Guards.
10: Board of Equalization raises many
assessments.
II: Sealy Rifles entertained by Miss
| Hulda Rummell.
12: Gustave Cook addressed citizens;
encampment closed
| ID: First Presbyterian church author
| lied trustees to sell property.
| IA: Il. L. Yoakum and j. S. Mcnamara
| appointed receivers of 5. A. d A. Z. rail-
way; fall of Bastle celebrated.
| Is: Death of Captain Louis L. Stille,
23rd U. $. Infantry.
| IL: Interest develops in the fall cleo
ton.
! II: News received that Ed. 7. Adams
killed waiter in Mexico.
| Is: Many San Antonians attend Ala
mo day at San Marcos Chatauuua.
10: Bids opened on new. 100000 city
bonds.
20: Post office moved into new Federal
| building.
! 21' Death of Col. !. n. Baker.
! ~: MeXican'S arm torn from socket at
Berg's Mill.
%: Board Of Health required vaccina-
| ton ordinance.
"a: William Lindsay arrested for en-
! bezZlng.
25: Carl Kottler drowned in river.
&c: Democratic primaries held.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD.
A CONDENSED RETROSPECTIVE
REVIEW
OF Local happenings for the Year
of 1890.
JANUARY.

l: New Year uShered in with seasonal
BILE festivities.
3: Reba Gregory Prelat awarded
LIGHTS first prize for carriers address.
3: Death of F. w. Sibert.
4: G. A. Reimann awarded contract Cor
building Mutualista hall.
5: Bishop MalIalieu. of New Orleans,
preached in Travis Park church.
6: Death of j. w. Hannig; Sam Nav
erck donated 5000 to the city for public
bath houses.
z: Patti passed through the city; Z. d.
l.. WickeS also arrives.
s: Misses Dashiell and George thrown
from their buggy and injured while driv-
ing.
9: Cornerstone of Cumberland Pres
byterian church laid.
10: Mayor announces that all telegraph
wires must be elevated.
IL: Sim and Nathan Hart receive news
OF death of their father.
12: Dan O'Leary defeated Corporal Lee.
five miles walk, at the Springs; DIR. Mel
resigns pastorate of Presbyterian church.
10: La grippe becomes epidemic.
IA: Maverick Rifles reelected their Of
ticers.
Is: Turner's elected officers
16: Death of Solomon Deutsch: mar
riage of Z. j. McCulloch and Miss Fannie
Eager.
II: Plans adopted for Improvement of
Alamo plaza.
10: j. M. Nixon presented with watch
by Wells Fargo employees.
10: Kiralfy's Lagadere play to good
business.
20: THE DAILY LIGHT completed its
ninth volume; death of Fred. COrrevon.
81: Reception at J. ii. McLeary's res
idence.
%: Work on the city hall progresses
slowly.
%: BelknapS banquet Green and Baker.
on return: benefit concert at Turner Hall
by Ladies' Aid society.
"a: New gambling and social evil or
dinanceS much discussed.
%: Sam Maverick down with the
grippe.
rs: Rev. Cooper. missionary from
China. addressed Y. NJ. c. A.
~: German al the Menger hotel, by
young society people.
%: Eighteen cases before the recorder.
20: Ovid MuSin plays to small au-
diences; DR.. Mil retained pastor of
Presbyterian church.
30: Informal club entertained at 4. W.
Houston'S residence: Reorganization Of
Crosstown Railway Co.
81; Capt, Mackey retired from MAYER
lex hotel,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
AUGUST.

1: Convention hail accepted by demo
cratic committee.
:: Democratic county convention held
3: Geo. Tuttle shot by T. d. Harris.
4: Mayor recommended purchase OF
| waterworks.
5: Grand Lodge Colored Oddfellows
met.
6: Local democrats wheel around to
HOgg.
q; Reception committee appointed to
receive democratic delegates.
s: Car and telephone companies COM
promised differences.
9: District senatorial convention re-
nominated Burney.
10: Democratic politicians arrive.
IL: Democratic state executive COM
mitttee met; HOgg's supporters caucuss-
ed. . -.
IL: Democratic state convention met:
ChaS. Muench shot William Holland.
ID: Democratic convention nominated
Hogg, ct al.
IA: Democratic convention complete
ticket and adjourn.
10: Visiting press entertained by local
press.
II: Jas Bradley killed at s. A. p. de-
pot; Mrs. Minnie Merritt Earnest and
Miss Emma Wier returned from Cincin-
natl.
IS: II. w. Kimble killed by Charles
Baker.
10: Thos. Smiths bail fixed at $4,000
for killing Tom Small.
90: William Holland enjoined city from
opening Crockett street.
81: breckenridge agreed to accept So
100000 for the water works.
%: Colored politicians hold lively
meetings at Alamo pavilion.
%: Special committee recommend pur-
chase of waterwOrkS and an election
thereon, for $1,000; republican mass meet
ing held.
"a: Post ID, Travelling Mems Protective
Association, organized.
%: New cotton compress opened.
&c: Music hall at Fair grounds col
lapSed and injured workmen; city collec-
tors Office robbed.
27: German societies propose to cele-
brate landing of German colonists Oct. 6.
%: Precinct primary meetings held by
Republicans; Talmage at Convention
Hall.
29:'0Much excitement over factional
politics.
30: Parti-colored and white Republi-
cans each hold county conventions.
81: Rite of circumcision performed at
M. Beck's residence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
D. Ouasso, the Southern Tailor

The above gentleman has been in
business in San Antonio for the past
nine years, and today ranks as one of the
leading tailors of our city. He carries
as fine line of cloths as any house in
the state. Every suit turned out of his
establishment is perfect in fit, workman
ship and guaranteed as represented. He
has an elegant line of light patterns,
suitable for both winter and summer.
which should be inspected by every one
desiring a nice suit. Mail orders will be
promptly attended to. Remember the
name and place, D. Quasso, 27r Com
merce street, next to the San Antonio
National bank .....
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
SEPTEMBER.

l: Schools reopened; Labor day OBJ.
served at Krisch hall.
2: Delegates to republican state con-
vention arrive.
3: Republican convention opened;
torchlight procession.
4: e. w. johnson. of Young county.
! nominated for congress in 18th district;
republican banquet.
;: Republicans nominated Flanagan
ct al. and adjourned.
6: Farmers Loan & Trust cOmpany's
intervention in Arkansas Pass Receiver
ship heard by Judge King.
z: Prize shoot at the Springs.
s: River wall on Garden street washed
down.
9: Council voted $50 for picture of new
city hall.
10: State Health Officer Rutherford
pronounced smallpox rumOr hoax.
II: County commissioners abolished
| office of county superintendent of schools
70: Hugo & Schneider property oa
Alamo plaza sold To Reagan Houston for
! $4,000.
10: Abendunter haltung, by the Ca
| sine society.
Il: Jewish New Year observed; Jokers
| defeated post nine.
II: Mexican independence celebration
| inaugurated: Belknaps anniversary ban
queJ; council adopted electric fire alarm
| system.
16: Death of Mrs. w. Z. Fithian.
II: County democratic executive COM
mittee named.
| IS: Epidemic of small burglaries.
10: Political meeting at Juergin'S sa-
! loon in sixth ward.
20: Citizens anti-water works meeting
! at court house.
81: Grand opera house opened; fire.
men picnicked on the LeOna.
| %: Administration water works meet
| ing at KriSch hall.
%: Republican primaries held; Yom
| kippur celebrated.
"a: First colored state militia encamp-
! ment opened.
25: State Chairman Mcdaniel refused
| to interfere in local Republican fight;
| water works meeting.
&c: Trial trip of first electric street car
in San Antonio on McCrilliS line.
81: Republican club faction held county
| convention.
%: Colored encampment closed; Rische's
| opera house opened.
| 90: Numerous water works meetings
and great excitement.
| 30: International fair opened with par
| ade, and speech by Gov. Ross: water works
| proposition defeated at pools.
| OCTOBER.
/: State collectors and assessors in
| session.
2: Concerts at fair by Mexican "Zapa,
| dOreZ" band.
3: Railroad day at the fair.
d: Drummer's day at the fair; speech by
| r. Il. Hubbard.
5: Sacred concerts at fair; iaegerlus'
prize shoot.
6: Austin day at the fair.
CT: Secret society day at the fair
s: Merchants day at the fair; speech
| by GOdoy.
10: Mayors day at the fair; citizen;
nominate county ticket.
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V u: German days procession in city;
Fair closed
~; German day celebration conclud-
ed.
10: Italian celebration Of Columbus
began.
IA: Captain Schramm serenaded by
German societies.
Is: Presbyterian Synod OF Texas open
ed; Fifth Ward Club endorse King.
l6: Gen. Stanley serenaded by Ger
man societies.
II: The Daily LIGHT exposes munei.
pal ring politics.
IS: Citizen rally at Convention Hall.
10: j. S. Coy club formed at cock pit.
20: Alderman Bottoms depa rture
created a sensation.
2l; Mrs. A. Mehlin murdered by Isaac
Weiss.
%: Colored men organized for the
campaign; Belknap ball at Menger.
%: DR.. York lectured on Labor Re-
form.
"a: Naturalization papers issued to
many foreigners.
%: Numerous political mass meetings:
Heideman's store burned.
26: Typographical union elected off
GERS.
q: Mayor Callaghan returned from
Chicago.
%: Marriage of Rev. R. C. Elliott and
Miss Tilie Johnston.
20: West Texas Methodist Conference
opened; Stockmen meet and deny CLAN
derS report.
81: Political meetings and election
excitement.
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20: Bryan Callaghan reported dark
horse candidate for governor
2S; Garbage furnace satisfactorily
tested az the post.
90: Scaifolding in Convention hall
broke and injured workmen.
30: West Texas Medical Association
met.
81: Riverside Park leased by McCrillls
company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
FEBRUARY.

!: Street paving bids opened; Lowest,
O'Connor & Co., Dallas. -
2: Boy Harry Adams ran over by Louis
Kraft, butcher.
3: Creelan circulated subscription list
for new base ball team.
4: w. CT. u. convention opened; Cas-
troville wants railroad connection with
San Antonio.
5: James Devine and Harry Raymond,
sluggers, go into training.
6: West Texas Methodist Colored Con-
ference met; A. w. Houston leaves for
Washington on deep water business.
z: Mrs. R. DriscolI received at the
Menger: Photographers war RACES.
s: Kilrain-- MuIdoOn combination APP
peared at the Washington; Fire Co. No.
celebrated Send anniversary.
9: Meyer d. Cohn, of New York, and
Miss Pauline Horwitz married.
10: Kilrain and Cleary fined S25 each:
Marriage of Captain HOsack and Mrs.
Woods.
II: New England Groccr's excursion
view the city: Death of Theo. Goldbeck.
10: Casino annual balmasque: marriage
of Valentine Gorrell Jr., and Miss Rosa
Pallock.
13: Aug, Woeltz's store burglarized OF
$3.50: District Attorney enjoined gamb-
lers, licensed by city.
IA: St. Valentines day; J. p. Newcomt
received appointment as Census Super.
wiser; Club reception.
Is: Funeral of L. w. Adae: marriage Of
Louis Lindheim, of Del Rio, and Miss
Lille Mayer; Turner mask ball.
10: Complimentary party to Mr.. anC
Mrs. r COhn.
II: Marriage of Albert Devine and Miss
Bessie Weir.
IS: Fair directors require fund of $500
from citizens conditional upon holding
fair.
10: K. P. anniversary celebrated at tn,
Casino.
20: Judge Noonan decides against city
ordinances licensing gambling; Bee
thoven Mannerchor returns from New
Orleans Saengerbund.
81: Eastern capitalists banquetted a
the Menger.
%: Lenten devotions celebrated in TIT
churches.
%: Illinois State Press association en-
terGained; corner stone of MutualiSta hal
laid.
"a: Levy appears at the Turner Hall.
%: Beethoven Maennerchor serena
ded at Scholz's.
26: Many real estate deals effected.
81: Dallas contractors refuse to givt
bond required by city on street paving
contract and Walter Scott & Co. ar,
given the contract
2s: Turner's consider selling their prop
erty.
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MARCH.

l. Concert season resumed at the Men
ger.
2: Mission Hose Company's calico
hop.
3: Turner's sold their property for
$4,000.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-01-03
The New Magdalen.

The rendition OF tho drama, "The New Nag
dalen," on "Wednesday uight, was attended by
very fair sized audience, notwithstanding the
extreme cold weather OF that evening. We
hav. heard nothing but the greatest Of praise
from those in attendance, and respectfully OF
those who had the leading parts in the play
The audience was for the most part very quiet
Throughout its rendition. The music furnished
by the orchestra was grand. The door receipts
were about S52. aud the expenses being very
light, will leave quite surplus for thu NJ. E.
church society. The company talks OF pre-.
senting the drama at Casselton next Friday
night We hope that they will be greeted by
y Ivu house, " tbsy well deserve.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness 10 robust health marks an
epoch in the life Of tho individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured Ia the memory
aud the agency whereby tue good health has
been attained 10 gratefully blessed. Hence 1t
bitters. So many feel they owe their restorative.
ton to health, to the use Of the great sltera-
and tonic. II you are troubled with any dis.
CASE Of Kidneys liver aud stomach, Of long or
short standing, you will surely nnd relief BY
use Of Electric bittera. Sold at so cents aud fl
per bottls at Wambsrg A Jacobson's drug
store,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-01-03

You may taxa down the screen doors and
windows now, Algeron, dear; guess wa are
going to have little winter weather, after all.
And please stop at thu store and get a pair OF
felt shoes for me nn your way home this eve
ming. Tell the man to come. sure, to-day and
put on tfa storm windows and doors. and bank
the house, for, from slight Indications the
thermometer registering 25 degrees below zero
yesterday, we may have cold spell soon.
Better bring in the croquet set-wu will not
need it any NOR" until gentle apriDgtime comes.
Good-bye, dear. Don't forget now. Ia ia.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-01-03

DIED-At her home in this place, on We'd
aged % gears. The drca4sad leaves husband
and three small children, the youngest babe
hut few days old. The funeral was conduct
ed from the Congregational church, at II
O'Clock to day. Mrs. Prrssly was horn in On
tario, Canada, hut removed with her parents to
Dakota some years ago. Her last illness was
OF short duration. plurisy setting In and ending
in DEATH The family have tho sympathy OF
the com unity.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-01-03

Notice Of Teachers Examinat alton.
An examination Of candidates for certificates
to teach In Steele county, will be held in the
Supsrintendents Office at Sherbrooko, begin.
ming at nine O'Clock a. M, Tuesday, January
7th, 1890.
Candidates will please come provided with
the necessary stationery.
The next regular examination will be held
April 1st, 1890.
Dated at Sherbrooke, Dec. 18th, 1889.
S. J. AxpAHL,
SU-Sw Co. Supt.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-01-03
SECRETARY .

We do nat knnw whathar the suggestion
which appeared in the PIONEER last week
was the means Of immediate steps being taken
to Incorporate. the tOwn.-hut this we do
survey "f the town-site haing made tho first Of
this week The other necessary steps will be
taken at once, and those who are anxious for
official honnrs had better be around election
eering, for hefor. spring the "Inoshine" will
bo in gooI running shape.
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Miss Kate Wasem, who has been visiti,

Miss Kate Wasem, who has been visiting
some months here with her uncle and aunt,
midat tomorrow. She goes from here to Tow
er City to visit with relatives short time, and
from thence to her home at st. Charles, MINI.
Miss Kate has made many friends here during
her visit. who will very much regret her de-
UarturA