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The morning call., 1892-03-24
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. March 23.-The tone OF the stock
market to-day was strictly professional. bat pres
sure in the afternoon caused a weakness. aud the
close WAS near the lowest prices OF the day. Tho
only advances scored were I'm industrials. Govern
menls dun and easter. Petroleum closed at 52Tsc.
NEW YORK. March 23-United States Bonds 4 s,
1l6l2; do. rs. 90; Northern Pacific. 2lI3; Cana
dian Pacific. 1874 Central Pacific SOI5; Union Pa
cine. ASA: AtchlsOn and Santa re- 39t4: Wells
Fargo l4i: Western Union. S73s; Silver, oS5s;
Sterling, 81 s7@s4 80
wheat May 954c flour. steady. Coffee,
SIS 80. Sugar. 81 S7Is HoDs-PaeiRe Coast. 1919
24l2c. Hides. l3c. COpper-LaKe. So 10 I'm
spot. SO 95 Lead-Domestic, 81 20 lron-Sl6.
Petroleum, 525sc
CALIFORNIA PROJECTS.
California Raisins and Dried Fruit are taken In
moderate quantities only at former prices. Canned
Vegetables and Fruits sell IN routine way. Bus-
ness throughout IS stiI Conservative.
HOPS
In Hops prices are gradually hardening Buying
Is extremely coGServa i've. The mar%et IS strong
Pacincs OF 1891, choice. 2Ile@D25c: do OF $780,
choice, II 9 lSc; California, Oid-. 6e59c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw, duh aud unehanged; rehued. steady
and unchanged.
Conee-Steady at decline Of SOLO points: sales
1850 bags. March, SI3 75; April, Sl3 40; May,
Sl3 Rio 80 reis lower.
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A LUSK & co.
Business Will Be Resumed, as Diff
cultfes Have Been Settled.

Business VIII Be Resumed, as Diff
culties Have Been Settled.
The busin ess difficulties of A. Lusk & Co.
have been settled, and business will be
resumed In a few days. There will be an
addition on the board of directors of sew
eral local capitalists who have taken an IN
terest in the business. The settlement has
been completed for over a month past. All
outside enterprises of the company will be
dropped and the conn any will now confine
itself exclusively to the canned goods and
commission business. The shipments of
goods of A LuSk IL Co. have averaged over
1000 carloads per season. The brands of
fruit of the company will be packed the
sane as heretofore, and in addition to this,
the company Will control several large can
neres iii the interior. The commission de-
partment of the business will also he eX-
tended. The settlement of the affairs of
the company will be hailed with delight
throughout the State. The company's bust
ness has run into the millions of dollars all
nualy, and consequently the disbursements
for material and labor have aggregated a
large amount.
1t Is reported that woman in the South
Mountains, n. c., recently gave birth to q
child on her seventeenth birthday.
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.Ope out ore from north of No upraise 700 level

st0pe out from north or No. upraise 700 level
and commenced milling yesterday.
The weekly report OF the savage shows that dur
ing the week they have hoisted 705 cars of ore
from the 750, $50. 100 and 1400 levels. Shipped
to the Nevada mill go tons aud mied 60 tons;
average battery assay. Sl7 S5 ton: bullion
yield for the week, SS546 20. On the Sutro Tun-
mel level the joint north DRIFT with the Gould q
Curry was advanced IA feet, making its total PAS
feet ON account OF pad air work Ia this drift
interrupted two days during tue week. ON the 800
level at point IN the main north drift so feet
north OF our south boundary, we have started an
upraise to connect with our workings on the 1850
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HER FATAL REPLY.

sI dreamed" said she, most archly smiling,
"Thst you proposed the other night"
Her voice w s low. her glance beguilings
Her profile turned toward the light
"Indeed ., said he, of leap year thinking,
Aua how she yearued TO catch beau
His untried soul from that fate shrinh ing-
~DreamS 60 by contraries, you KNOW
$50 have heard" she whispered. musing;
He hoped she took the proper view
How his thick wit he's now abusing =
"Neu. then must propose 10 you"
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Shining Nntes.

The Willamette valley sails to-day for Yaquina
Rag The Humboldt fails due from Humboldt
Bay, the Point Arena from Mendocno, the villa
mette from Seattle and the Gypsy from the Salinas
River.
The British iron ship CRY of Benares, 1645 tons
loads Lamber on the Sound for Caliao direct sos.
PRIOR to arrival.
The Bienefell takes for Cork 10 $50 centals
wheat aud 2i.3oS centais Barley, valued at
1904.
The ship James Nosmith. 1862 tons, goes in BAT
last the West Coast TO load Nitrate for New York
NJ
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WIN Claim the wedding Cake.

Cupid" Danforth, the gentleman in the
county Clerks Office who outrivals Lord
Chesterfield In his politeness to couples on
matrimony bent. issued such license yes
terday authorizing the marriage of Mr.
Tansy Red and Miss Frances Patrick. They
are colored people and gave their iuiut ad
dress at 246 Third street This is the couple
that Will be married on Saturday evening at
the cake-walk at the Mechanics Pavilion,
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Genera, Merchandise.

BAGS Calcuttas. for June delivery, 72s@7ssc;
Wool Bags. 36d3Se.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube Crushed, Powdered
amt Fine Crushed, all $3.50 z 10: Dry Granuated.
5Ac q 10: Confectione-s' A, 51sc; Extra c. ace;
Golden c. 42se; ID, 4I5c q ID; hali-bbs. 14c more
than bDIs and boxes more
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Ohio trn NIarl,ofa

CHICAGO. March %. Wheat was weak and
opened sc lower warmer weather reports.
weaker cables. rumors OF further failure az Ant
werp aud reports or foreigners selling. then adj
vanced sc on buying by shorts. deciined gain
1fsc, and closed lS4c lower Receipts $4,000
bushels: shipments, $4,000 bushels. Rye, sue.
Barley 56c
CHICAGO. March 2S.-wheat-Cash, sO5sc Corn
S754c. FOrk-S9 95. Lard-S5 10, KiDs-S5 90.
hisky-Sl IS.
The morning call., 1892-03-24

Y ELBOW JACKET SILVER MINING CON-
Il pany Location or works and principal pl see of
business Gold Hill, storey County. New
Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment 40
50), levied on the first day OF February 1892 tns
several amounts set opposite the names Of the "a.
asf
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Sam Francisco Meat NIarket.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows
BEEF-first quality 7c; second quality, 69612c;
third do, 41z@5 1ac.
VEAL-Large, t@sc; small Calves s@9c.
MUTTON-WetherS, lU@lU12c Ewes, 10c
LAMB-Spring. l5c q H.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4s4@4Tsc 2 10 for heavy
hard gran-fed; 5Q5i4c for light average do; stock
Hogs, 4@I1ic 2 10; dressed do. SGS12c 2 10.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WEDNESDAY, EvESISs, March 81

wEDN rs DAY EvESISG, March 81
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Wheat lower
Barley frmer
Oats and Corn quiet.
Rye declined.
New Potatoes lower.
Onions duh.
Butter weak.
Eastern Eggs lower.
Hare aud Rabbits higher.
Poultry firm
Mere Strawberries arrived.
Vegetables unchanged.
silver lower.
Sterling Exchange higher.
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Nn,hnntrI Gr,eno.. r.,

Nathaniel Greene, who was at one time
cashier for Farrsworth & Ruggles. the
draymen. and against whom there are
nitren charges III em0ezzlement, will be on
trial before Judge Murphy to-day.
The morning call., 1892-03-24
English Whe,t Market.

LIVERPOOL. March 23.-The spot market is
lower at rs 914d. Cargoes weak at 3Ss
for of coast. 3ss for just shipped and 3ss for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
Inc Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, IS 7Iad; AprII Is
esd Nay, Is 51ad; June. IS sd; July. IS 51ad
SECURITIES.
LONDON. March 23.-Consols, 95 1916; Silver.
405sd; Rentes. 96f 27I2e Bullion out OF Bank of
England, E5O,OUO.
The morning call., 1892-03-24
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

OVFRMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY 10.
" cation of principal place Of business San Fran
cisco. Cal. Location of works Gold Hill, Storey
County. New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of assessment mo.
go. levied the tenth daY OF February 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spectiVe shareholders, s follows;
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TO- IN Q BROW.
't afcn 20. 1919,
AT IL O'Clock a. NJ. on account OF departure
at the elegant residence,
1882 PAGE STREET, BET. BAKER AND LYON,
I'VE WILL SILL.
The Magnificent Parl0r. Bedroom, Library and
Dining-rOOm Furniture Rich Upholstery
and Upright Piano,
....COMFRIsTNG
One Rosewood-case Upright Piano (Chickerng &
Sons makers, cost S7U0): MoQuet and Wilton
Carpets; Genuine TURKISH Rugs; Lace Curtains;
Fine Parior Upholstery Piano Stool, Music Cab
met: Fine DIvans; Easels; Parior Pedestais aad
BouquetStands; Mahogany Paricr Tables; Bric-a-
Drac: Eve ZINE Ash Chamber Suits: two Elegant
Mahogany Chamber Suits; Spring and Curld Hair
Mattresses; Live Cease atner Pillow three Ash
Ehifcniers; Mahogany and ASA Mirror Towel
RIckSi Fancy Handkerchief Piazza Chairs: one
Very Elegant Natural Cherry DiqmgrO0n suit,
eOmprlsi0g Sideb card, Extension Table and twelve
Chairs uphO lStered in leather (cost S6u0): one
Deer Head; on Fine OAK Office DeSS; RevoIv-
int Chair; one Splendid Diamond Range with
Water-b1c<; Kitchen Furniture; etc.
NOTE-AU tie above goods manufactured
10 order by GELDON SKY of Boston and are very
elegant.
EDWARD < SPEAR & co, AuetiOneers
mr24 2t 3l-33 Sntter street.
The morning call., 1892-03-24

And In accordance with law, and All order of til ,
BOARD of Trustees, made the st day OF February
1897. so many shares of each parcel OF such st0ef
at the ONCE OF the company, 1873 Main street, dc.d
Hill, New, on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day OF Aprli,
1892, q. O'Clock p. OF said day, to pay said de-
nquent assessment thereon. together with costs ei
advertising and expenses of sale
mra I'd w. II. BLAUvELT. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

Now owned by c. A. Bailey, near Yountville: nevs
TO Coionei Fryi 40 acres grapes: acres pasture;
stock, implements, etc.
mr16 20 % % "a st
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WILLIAM RUIIERElELl & co
THE SUPERIOR FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE


Grand Square Hazeiton Bros Piano, fine instru-
ment. in perfect order. cost 5000; fariOT Suits:
Easy and Reception Chairs; Willow and Patent
Rockers; Oil-paintings: EngraVings: French Man
tel Clocks; Ornaments; Lace Curtains and Poles;
Mirrors Inaii Walnut, OAK and Ash MaTble-top
Chamber Suits; "a BedSteads; Clipper spring and
Hair-top Mattresses Bedding; Walnut aud o
ChitfOniers: WardrobeS: SidebOard: Extension
Table; Chairs; China; CroekeTy; Glassware; Range;
Kitchen CtensilS COal-oii Stove also Silver
plated Showcase and large lot Cigarettes: modern
house OF IL rooms and large corner lot 75xl00 for
sale or TO let; apply TO owner on the premises.
1t WIN. BUTTERFIELD IL co. Auctioneers
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And In accordance with law and order OF
the Board ef Directors made on the 18th day OF
February, 1892, 50 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will BE- sold at pub
lie auction a. the office of the company. Ala Cali
ifornia street. san Francisco, California, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF April 1892 at the
hour of / O'Clock p OF said day, to pay said de-
Hnque mt assessment thereon together with costs or
advertising aud expenses OF SALE
GEO. ID. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Ofce-41a California street. San francisco, Cali
tornia. mrl7 I'd
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Pnrfl MD. Ensiness.
Exchanre and Rullion.

10TH NUS bHslnesS.
PORTLAND Or. ldsrch Z3.-Ciearances $258. 900
balances ST.. 900
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Denarture From san Francis

sUN 40 TIDE TABLa..
Computed by THOMAS TENNENr. Chron omessr and
instrument Maker, / California 5trees
Sign OF the w OGDEN SailDr
The morning call., 1892-03-24

Board-1O water, ssS4 $1,000 Y 81 Bonds
ll724 40 = r Gaslight, 67ls
Slreet-SI0o0 : } Bonds. 908s.
AFTERNOON sALEG
Board-l5 s water. 9834.
Street-50 Giant Powder, 81; $1,000 : So
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Ill.

At the lapidaries' convention there was
stormy session that year. Herr Heidelgrun
was there. stutfy, dried-up old man, of
great age and still greater arrogance, who
bad apparently come out Of his spider-web
In Vienna for the sole purpose of discom
fitting all the antiquarieS of the Western con-
tinent
de Malmaison emeraltv said Herr Hell
delgrun. Dat ish mistake. Vat you call
one big lie. 1t occupies all youF time to
chase desc lie. and den nail him down. /
haf the Malmaison emeralt in mine collec-
ton"
"How can that be?" said Mr.. Venable
choking with rage, while Mr.. Twistleton
stood by, ready to espouse his friends
cause. wien here it is-the very stone
itself"
He opened the velvet casket which con-
tanned the drop Of green fire. 1t bIiuked at
the circle OF eager faces above it like bale
ful eye. Herr Hedelgrun laughed shriIl
eaekle Of deris0n.
Dat de Mamaison emeraIt?'' said he.
"Oh, how easy are some folks hoodwinked
ferry goot Imitation, grant. Oh, yes: |
can tell you all about him. But de genuine
Malmalson emeralt II was sell me in 1850 at
vienna, by one Captain Giles Venable-"
Ferpenas tather," thought MI Ven
able. with start and a sinking of the
hearth
"For de gracious Empress Augusta. who
was den making de collection for a necklace
winch should outshine all the courts of Eu-
rope: L pay Captain Venabe 5000 forms
for him, and engage nv best workmen tn
make him an imitation Malmaison emeralt
when snail deceive re very jeweler himself.
itlhk make my fortune, but am wrong.
De captain he pockets his forms and he
rides away. De gracious empress she
change her mind. She get tired Of emeraIts
and she thinks she Will hat pearls. But
know dere will some day be market for de
Malmaison emeralt l keep him-I hat him
yet. Here he Is. and here is 70 letter from
Captain Giles Venable which proves his
gehua1n, nun En-? Are yon to be satisfy
now p and the green blaze of the real gen,
put the artificial imitation to shame at once.
Mr. venable came home without waitln o
Tor the adjournment of the apidaries' con-
vention. He did not bring Mr.. Twistleton
with him. VIZ
The morning call., 1892-03-24
Yount Ranch. Mana


S0xl14; Sc. cor. Church and 29th SITS: Who'll.
IN lots; with store and dwelling Improve ments
The morning call., 1892-03-24

1t Is reported that woman in the South
Mountains, n. c., recently gave birth to
child on her seventeenth birthday.
The morning call., 1892-03-24
hoard SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Beard yesterday:
REGUIAR sEssIoS-a'30 A. NJ
100 Alta ... .9O420 III 4 N...l.T04OO Overm i 90
100 Bullion 80 $50 "a 400 PotOsi. IS
200 Choar"l1 100 Mexican. 205 100 Peerless. ..05
$50 C&Va. 5l4 zoe New o. 10 100 Savage l.60
400 Con N.Y.. SO 100 Is Isle. is 100 Il NJ. 40
100 Point. IS 200 Oeeid. 50 200 New 50
1000 ExchQ ...45 100 Ophr.. 800 500 Utah. %
~ ! h5l
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: Nv: NV ~ Nv EgIgg
Large Small Small Large 60 =
"a. e.58 PM 7.46 AN, l.5S AM 2.42 PA6 056.2 %
rs. 10 IS PNi $50 AM 50 All 1928 PN5 05 GIT
26 SIS PM o AZ AMi s 4S AM 4. IL PMi6 OSI5 %
81. lila PaiiO.4o An 4.32 AN Ass Pa.50 IS 20
2S Los PM 100 AN 5-lS AMI 5.44 PMl6 0t Is SD
Large. 1 Smaii.
90. 600 AM o. - PM sos An d. 2 Pu5 sri 81
30. %. 20 AM % PM 6.4S AM f02 PM 8. Is 81
The morning call., 1892-03-24

NAT0MA-STREET TENEMENT.
25x80; 49, Natoma st.. bet. 5th and 9Th rents
$27 so; always occupied.
The morning call., 1892-03-24

25xl37 %; 4lS Herman ST, bet Webster arf
Buchanan; rooms and BATH modern, and In frst-
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO + I6MS1N

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCH Ant
40 kearny ST., bet. California and Plaa
The morning call., 1892-03-24

For Late s.ipp,u hstestsseac, See Efga.s rag.
The morning call., 1892-03-24
EDWARD S. SPEAR g CO..

Furniture Book and General Aactionssrs,
81 and 33 Sutter street.
TO-MOR ROW
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HERMAN STREET DWFLITvG

SW. CORNER McALLISTER AND WILLARD.
50x86; SW. cor. Willard and McAllister SITS ma
view; growing neghDorhood.
The morning call., 1892-03-24

INFoRNAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock-Buyer season
100, 81 6l34; 300 81 o.; 500, 81 o214: 1900,
81 S@Is
REGULAR MoRNTSG SEssION-Buyer season.
500, 81 81 n . 800. 81 6l5s; 6OO. 81 6l1a.
AFTERNooS SESSION Prices feil OF again Buyer
season-2O0. 81 81 500, 81 60s4; 100. 81 eO5S {:
700 81 CO.'S. Seller 'g2-luO. 81 42x4
BARLEI-The market had more tone yesterday.
No. Feed. 9SS4 cGssi: choice bright DO. 81 U2ba
al casa etl dark Coast. e5&97I2c; Brewing
81 u5Ni l5; CheYaiier. nominal.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-02

Republican Platform of North Dakota
We, the republicans of North Dakota in con-
vention assembled, reafirm our belief in the
principles as laid Town in the republican ma
tional platform adopted at Minneapolis, and hail
with delight the practical results of protection
and reciprocity as inaugurated and put in prac-
tice by the party of progress.
We heartily approve of the administration and
favor the reelection of BENJAMIN Harrison as
president of the United States. and especially do
we recommend the president to the people as
one who has largely retrieved the disaster
brought upon US by the action of Grover Cleve-
lands land commissioner, W. A. J. Sparks.
whose administration was so oppressive to our
ioneer settlers.
We also bespeak for Mr.. Harrison the cousid-
Grafton and support of the old soldiers, who were
80 grossly insulted by Grover Cleveland in his
message and by his repeated vetoing of pension
bills.
The course Of our congressman, Hon. M.
N. johnson. has been worthy of the highest es-
TEEN, in which he has ever been held by the peo-
pie of North Dakota, and we cordially endorse
his official actions in the present congress.
We point with pride to the record made by the
present state administration which has been
characterized by ability and economy; and by the
reelection of Andrew Il. Burke for governor,
and the success of our state ticket, we will have
an assurance of a continuation of everything
that tends to good government, the observance of
the constitution and the enforcement of all laws
( our state.
We consider it of vital importance that a pro-
per exhibit of the products and resources of
North Dakota should be made at the Columbian
worlds exposition and earnestly recommend
that our state mako the necessary appropriation.
to assure the same.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-02

an extended tour of Colorado, subse.
quent to his attendance upon the con-
clave OF the Knights of Pythias, at Den
YER. Mr.. Perkins said he had enjoyed a
glorious trip, but that, longing for the
balmy air and fertile fields of the Dako.
tas he parted company with Fisher at
Pueblo, and took passage for home.
A. M. Van Kirk, who for the past four
months has held the position of night
clerk at the Sheridan house, left last
evening to accept a position with Nash
Il Ferguson, wholesale fuel dealers, IN
Minneapolis. During their stay in Bis
marck, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Kirk have
made many friends, who, while they re-
greet their departure wish them prosperi-
ty in their new location.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-02
The North Dakota Mammal

The North Dakota Manual.
The first issue of G. M. Hartwick's
North Dakota Manual has been pre-.
sented to the public for examination and
comment.
The publication, as might be inferred
from its name, is devoted to the setting
forth the advantages and resources of
the state, and the several occupations
of its residents. Published in the heart
OF the Red River valley, the greater por-
ton of this, it's first issue, is naturally
devoted to that section of the state, and
it's opening article is upon the wonderful
fertility and productiveness of the valley
OF the Red River. Following this is an
interesting article on the wheat CROP,
with statistics regarding the crop Of 1891
by counties. School lands, their value and
the recent sales are next discussed, and
following this is an article, mentioning
the several state banks, their financial
conditions and the business transacted
by them. The milling industry, the live
stock industry, the coal industry are
taken up in turn, and entertaining
articles appear on each Of these subjects.
Another industry, which is yet in its
earliest infancy, but which promises to
become an important one, that of max
ing various and useful vessels out of
the clay, so large deposits of which oc.
cur throughout the state, is also set
forth, and it's merits discussed.
Interspersed among the several ar
ticles are cuts of the various public
buildings, institutions of learning and
business blocks in the state, all we'll ex-
ecuted and adding much to the general
attractiveness of the publication. Like
nesses of many Of the prominent citizens
also appear.
The Manual is to be published BIZ
monthly until the first of January, at
whice time an endeavor will be made to
make it a monthly publication. The
first number is filled with interesting
matter from cover to cover, and Mr.,
HartWick expresses All intention ia
make each succeeding issue more inter
esting and instructive than its prede-
cessor.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-02
Wednesdays Personals,

Rollo K. Foley came down from Me.
dora, last night.
w. H. Fallon has returned from a
pleasant visit at Duluth.
Hugh Campbell and Dugald Campbell
came in from their Emmons county
ranch, yesterday.
Us. Frey, the jolly Minneapolis sales
man, was ~traneacting business with city
firms, yesterday.
Mrs. L%eonberger, %aho has been under
going treatment at thg&hospital, left yes
terday morning for her home in Dickin-
son, much improved in health.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-02

County Ticket.
For Sherif-E. C. TAYLOR.
For Treasurer-JOHN P. DUNN. q
For Auditor-C. D.,EDICK.
For Register of Deeds-WM. A. FALCONER.
For Clerk Of the District Go9EtIG; q; HANSON
FOR Coroner. b. WEBB.
For County Judge-E. C. CHASE.
For Surveyor-JOHN BOWEN.
PETERSON, D. W. TYLER, A. D. CORD
NER.
For Constables-THOS. RILEY CHAS. GAS
KILL, CHAS. STROM, JOHN PENNELL.
For Assessors
1st District-PETER WILCOX,
End District-E. H. SPERRY.
3rd District-J. J. BAMRICK.
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PERSONAL.
Fridays Pere Onals Goth inst.

Mrs. E. F. Higbee returned from Min
neapolis yesterday morning.
Gerald Pierce went east last night.
Rev. J. r. Deckard'came in;from the
Red River valley, yesterday morning.
Doctor Harcourt was called to Steele,
last evening. He returned on the mid
night train.
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Sterling Whirl,

Sterling Whirl.
Harvesting is progressing rapidly.
Wild geese were seen in the fields
last week; helping to harvest the golden
grain.
Miss Lillian Webb of Bismarck, has
beer engaged to teach the fall term of
school, beginning September 10Th.
OGLER.
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