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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-09

ny virtue Of the A0s0O41ty vexgcsl IN
me BY tie coansitutioa and Laws Of The
State Of Louisiana, I will sell. at The
principal froGt door Of the courthouse
IN which the civil district court Of said
parish h held. within legal sale hours
Tor judicial sales. beginning 1t II O'Clock
SATURDAY, JULY o, 1893,
and coot,nuSnR on each Succeeding day
until aaid sales are completed, all the
property upon which taxes are now due
to the State Of Louisiana and parish Of
81 Tammany. 20 enforce the collection
Of taxes assesaed In the year 1891, TO-
geehcr with interest thereon from the
Stat day Of December. A. D. 1891. ct tbs
rate Of one per cent. per m0nth until
paid and all costa. The names Of said
delinQuent tai debtorx, the amount oil
taxes due ~ each on che assessment Of
said year. and the property sasessed "a
each 20 be offered for sale. is - follows
Alcorn Jos $50 acres. Q Of u
VI, . ] Of D . ! Of eec 8. sw / 81
nv Of see .. Up 6. range IL,
IS IS.
Alison Lake, l65 acres and i'm.
prOvements in section 20, township
s. range IL east. "a 90.
Brown Barney. lG0 acres and inn
peovements, q . NJ sec 10. t"wn-
ship !. range II. IS II.
Boutwell, X. 10 acres in sec 81.
tp 5. range 10. - %.
BALKAN Anal. 100 acres and i'm.
provemcnts. . / Of v /. sec 8. and
. ! Of n v !. $50 II. tip 5. range
10. - 50.
Bovd D heirs, II acres. Parent
ir~c.., q Is.
Burns E.l, l36 acrea. lots 4 and
5. Parent tract, $l4 AZ.
Burns Albert, - acres and i'm.
provements, Parent tract. 81 A..
Baham g estate, l60 acres and
improvements in see 81. Up 6. range
10. 80 80.
Cooper Erbin. 1l98 acres and
improvements, Brackham l. Penn
tracts. $17 ~.
Crawford w r. 40 ..cres and i'm
prov-ments. n Q ! OF n e !. sec 8.
Up Z. range II. IS 6.
Crawford Thos r. l6l acres and
improvements. u 9 / ssc "a. t'p Z,
range IA, IS Sc
Crawford E w. l6O acres and
improvements. " sc e. to Z,
range IA. 80 o.
Crawford + L. leo acres and in.
prOvemsnts. . / Of u . /. " /. Of . .
!. sec 81. Up Z. range II. IS 50.
Celsstins Alfred. l60 acres and
improvements. !: ! ONE q
n v !. sec 81. t'p 6. range IA. a 50.
Coherly A. l58 acres and inn
provemeuts. n Of ew rs If II v
/. sec 81. Up 6. range "a. q 80.
Calvert 8 Mira. s acres in ~ cor
ses Of . y !. eco I. Up Z. range IL.
- o..
DIR n. l60 acres and improve.
ments in &c 6. t'p Z, rangs y,
IS 40.
Dnlour A Nrs. 163 acres and in,
l.rovsments in sec Is. Up S. range
IL, - IS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of II. TammanY.

Icertify the within and foregoing to
be true and correct copy Of the orig
inal, a. fled In my ONCE, June q, ls:Ss,
and truly recorded In Book Of Mort.
cages 81, }" fOliOs 10, Ill and liz.
Witness my hand and seal officially,
this sSth day Of June, 1859.
I SEAL II. X. WARREN,
S--' Clerk and Ex.OhlciO Recorder.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-09

Double postal cards will soon be
obtainable at the postofiices through
ont the country. The government
has awarded the contract for "a.
O0O, 900 Of them and there is not like
y TO Be any scarcity after they are
ready to be given out. The double
postal card is . new device which
Tie postal department is said to have
had upder consideration for . long
white. The card is TO be 5 l.s BY
: .2ipches and win be folded in the
unsddle, presenting four surfaces
Soe lie message. At the fo'd the
card b perforated 60 that the reci-
pieat en- ssar on one half and am
swee O Tie other.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-09
The Legislature adjourned last
Thursday night.
EnGiueer J. ]. StrO5el and fam
ily have moved to Mandeville.

Hon. william II. Pipes, ex-Trea-
surer Of Louisiana. died suddenly
ct his plantation in East Feliciana,
last Friday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-09

Whenever this Corporation II dis.
solved, either by Limitation Of It's char.
ter or from amy cause, ito a9airs shall
be liquisiatesl by three cOmmissiOaerx,
to be appointed from among the stock
holders, at . general meeting Of the
stockholders, convened after Afeeen
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-09
TERMS OF SALE

On said day ii sale vill se)l
such portion Of said property q
each debtor will point ont. and u
case the debtor will mue poist osS
sufficient property. I will q oeee.
without further delay, asll tl.s Dease
quantity II said propesey u ssy
debtor which amy Lidsjes vill hsS.
for the amount III taxes. isesess6
aud costs due by said dsl,ans. IT,
sale will 10 without sp1,eaiseosse,
ior cash. in legal isaster u.oesy q
the United State. and ~ psopsety
sold shall be redsemaf)e q ~
time Tor the space of ,ss yea, Sy
paying The prisc given, with 50 ~
cent interest. and costs as.l peaeiev
added
w. Il COOK.
Ner:f and E-lIe;o Tar Csaselcr.
g. Tsnmaay Parish, Ii.
Csvinytva, IT,. Jaae 4. 1884,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-09
Town of SliAell.

Aikan Q. tract Of Ias,.l 100 by
no feet. in sec ID. tip .: range II,
IS GO.
Barnes JnO Z acres Nh sec 20
cp9. range II. - Is.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-09
STATE TAX SALES
ENJOYABLE aT PROPERTY
STATE OF LOUISIANA w. DELlN-
QCENT TAX DEBTORS-P.ARlSM
OF ST. TAMMANY.

BY virtue Of the authority vextc.l In
me BY TIE coaxtitutioa and Laws Of The
State Of Louisiana, I will sell. At thu
principal froGt door Of the courthouse
IN which the civil district court Of aaid
parish Il held. within legal sale hours
ios judicial sales, beginning at II O'Clock
4. -. on
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

DespuGs, ell senor Alcalde de Barceloneta, en-
elocueDte discurso encomi6 los meritos virtudes
del finado recordando & la concurrencia ell deber
que tenia de prestar generosa protection la
atribulada familia En- dltimo t6rmino despidi6
el duelo ell sefor Dones; su oraci6n aunque bre-
ve fue muy propia; en- ella hizo una brillante
apologize de las bellisimas cualidades que adorna-
ban la persona del difunto
DsdtcotorsGs
Entire las manifestations de recuerdo que
algunas sehoras cabalseros conERgraron al muer-
to, recordamos dos hermoslsimas corOnas que le
dedicara la familia las que decian respective
mente: 'IsAbel Sazal de EspInOla," "Tu suegra
cufadAs hermana sobrina." Otra corona de
avalorio con esta dedicatoria: "Los empleRdos de
la Colecturis su digno jefe." Otra elegant(si-
ma hecha de flores artifciAles On cuyas cintas
moradas blancas SO lela 6sts inscription: "El
partido Unconditional de Manat1 al probo ciudada-
no senior Espfnola." Otra de flores naturales con
9stas frases: 'EAdios Espinola. =. adelante los
buenos p recuerdo de los esposos Agrait. OtrS
Etambien de flores naturales cuyas elegantes
cintas blancas Sc leia: "Ios que mueren cual td,
no mueren nunca" de los consortes Escudero de
os esposos Ramirez Otrs compuesta de hermo
sas flores artifcales que decia: "Los voluntarios
de Manatf su digno l.er Teniente." Ademas de
9stas coronas, adornaba el feretro una cruz de
flores arti6ciaes que llevaba Inscrito en- sus her
mosas cintas moradas 10 que sigue "Hasta lue-
go varios amigos"
RepTesentGcto1eS.
Colgaban del f9retro seis lucientes cintas ne
gras las que llevaban 81 senor don Antonio No
rey en- representation del cueFpo de Voluntarios;
el senor don Jose Monserrat en- representation
del partido Unconditional; el sefior don Juan Ma
nuel Iglesia, representando los empleados; el
senor don Arturo Quintero por los amigos del se
nor Espinola: ell senior don Julio Gambia por ls
clase oblera de la poblaci6n, el sehor Escudero
Miranda en- representation de Ia familiA.
COaclaSss6n
Entire seis siete de Ia tarde, despues de ha-
Der acompahado al cadaver esa region sombria
en- que Sc lgualan todas las classes Sc deponen
todas las soberbias beatos de la terra, para
trar en- 81 iaboratorio de Ia vida universal Sc
tir6 Ia muchedumbre llevando en- 81 coraz6n la
profnnda huella del dolor que le causara la per.
dida del amigo que fu9 modelo de lealtad.
Oh ! Guam hermoso y cuan impOnente es yer
en consorcio fraternal todos los seres para rendir
81 tribute de su amor de su piedad ( los meritos
de un hombre Esa exl losi6n unanime de los en-
timientos dice muy alto que pesar de Ia desmo-
ralizaci6n de las costumbres de los sxtrsvfos
de la inteligencia, mas qu los pingles csudales
de Ia avaricia y 81 egoismO valen los m9ritos de
Ia virtud
EI GorresnonSnL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

- @D 49, ~I 49,
ira numeTosa sociedad Pobres ricos, ninos y
ancanos, rivales en- pollticas asplraciones enemi-
gos en- ideas religiosas confundidos estrechados
por 81 vlnculo misterioso del dolor, despertabau
en- Ell amino Ia mas honda pesadumbre impri
nian aquel acto Ia mas grave solemnidad.
Ssrian las cinco media, cuando 81 fdnebre
cortelo sali6 de la casa mortuoria encaminandose
por la calle de San Jose Ia lgesls parroQuial,
donde SO le hicieron las ceremonies funerales de
costumbre Terminadas estas cruzo por ia plaza
en- direction Ia calle de San Antonio Ia que re-
corriera en- toda su longltud, deteniendose al lle
gar al camino que conduce Ia Metropolis.
Los dascwrSos
va en- este sitio, turbando ell silenco que
reinaba en- la multitud, hizo uso lie la palsbra el
joven Lcdo. Sr. Ramirez manifestando mas me-
nos 10 q. sigue: "Senores: En- estos solemnes ins
tantes que 81 dolor emba' ga nuestros sensibles
corazones, ante Ia perdida irreparable de uno de
los homhres mas distinguidos de esta culta socie
dad, ITO puedo menos que implorar vuesGra aten
ci6B para dar lectura las humildisinas eslrofas
que Ell sefior Escudero Miranda Ell que tiene Ia
honra de dirigiros la palabra, consagTamos la
memori0 del que fue nuestro amigo consecuente
senor don Jose Aniceto Espinola." I'm seguids
did conocer las estrofas que copio:,
Como Ell atleta marcial
En- ardorosa contlenda
Cayo de un golpe en- la serda
Nuestro amigo mas leal
Con pens y gozo Ia veg
lQuien no llora partida?..
Isl fue un modeo su vida,
Y un dech8do su honradez. -.
Gale la rastrera insidia;
Refrene Ell odio su sana
Nj la caumnia le dana
Nj le desdora ia enyidia 49,.
We'd cual depone el rencor
La turba en- tTiste cOncierto
Para consagrar al muerto
El tribute de su amor
Ante la PREF de tai hombre,
Las clases todas SO enlazan
Y, siendo hostiles, Sc abraaan
Para venerar eu nombre
Y es muy digno de ese honor,
Var6n tan noble piadoso.
Isl fue bueno como espogo,
Cual amigo fue mejor l....
Imponen tai gratitud
Deber un tempo decoro L..
Porque vale mas que Ell oro
Ell blas5n de Ia virtud ...
Del amoroBo vergel
De la piedad, jal dlnero,
iQu6 una desgracia?....el primerO !......
Ola ~ueias?. 10y ali el -.
Siempre 81 desvalido hermanO
Consuelo en- su hogar halo;
Cuanta lagrima enjug6
En- ell sllenciO manO ...
En- aras de Is equidad
Sacrificed su existencia -.
Fue su norte la paciencia ...
Su quito, la carload H..
.... '..- 80.
IQu9n ingrato, amigo hel,
No te ensalza 81 to nonbra? -.
Duerme en- paz /. :. lViye i la eornbra
Tle tn OiOriOsO lanrAl I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

, No anheles mas pedestal
Que el pedestal de tus Obras H..
Martir al deber aside,
Fuiste del pobre sosten;
No caera sobre tn sien
Nunca el marmol del olvldo -.
Cada pecho es un altar
Que tus virtudes pregonS. -.
T1 has cenidO esta corona:
La gratltud popular |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14


1Qu;6n ingrato, amigo iel,
No te ensalza 81 to nombra? 49,.
Duerme en- paz H.. lViye 4 la sornbra
De tn gtorioso laurel
Tu has entrado sin zozobras
En- la camara mortal; .
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-25

Lightning Ice Cream freezers at
S1.25. H. Schultze, Jr.
Cashmere Ombre, q very bright
and attractive spring novelty, show
ing rare combinations of colors. l..
Wolfson. ,3:22:2t
Seamless Japanese mating sold
everywhere at zoe, our regular price
only lie yard. L. Wolfson S:22:9t
-6S doz. pattern and trimmed hats
for our grand millinery opening,
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY.
Prices to suit every body. l.. Wolfson.
-Landsdowne, the newest and
handsomest fabric put on the market
for spring wear; silk warp and 46
inches wide, all shades. L. Wolfson.
Ladies kid gloves: undressed,
Suede, extra length, good colors, only
Sl.15 this week. l.. Wolfson.
-Crinkle zephyr cloth; q beautiful
novelty in light shades. l.. Wolfson.
Our Grand Millinery and Spring
Dress Goods opening will continue all
this week. with Special Bargain and
Remnant day Friday. L. Wolfson.
Millinery opening, Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday, q display of the
largest. most elegant and best select.
ed stock OF millinery ever shown in
the city, at l.. Wolfson's. 1885,
If you desire bargains avail your
self of the opportunity of our low
prices In FURNITURE. Look at our ad.
Antique Bedroom Suits for Sl4 co.
Elegant Refrigerator, with Water
Cooler and nickel plated faucet for
$3.50. Goods must 60 before the ex-
piration of months. Hager & Moths,
Is Alamo plaza. 3:24 I'm
Preparations are being made by
Mr.. George Dullnig to establish his
new bank, which he determined upon
some months ago.
MIR. L. Headstrom died this morn
ing from consumption. The remains
will be sent to Strasburg, Nebraska,
today.
MFR. Ed Hutmacher is the happy
papa of fine baby boy.
Mr.. Thomas, the plumber, would
like to know who the lady is that
claimed him for her own out at West
End yesterday during his absence.
Thomas F. Nelson, of Colorado,
and G. P. Beatty, of Goldthwaite,
visited the San Antonio club yester.
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-25

What Has Become of all the Money.
To the San Antonio Daily LIGHT:
Your correspondent, being a tax
payer in the city of San Antonio, has
some curiosity to know why the
property taxpayers of the city should
vote for the proposition to authorize
the Issuance of bonds In the sum of
$3.50. 900, submitted to us by our city
fathers? We understand that the
proposition is submitted upon q claim
of necessity, but we would like for
our city fathers TO explain the
necessity. In the San Antonio Ex-
press of March 9Th, 1892, appears
what purports to be an official state
ment of the city finances, from March
LIST to Dec. 81, 1891, giving Receipts
and estimated expenditures up to and
including May 3lst, 1892, exclusive OF
the taxes to be collected for the fscal
year 1892.
FROM this published statement we
have no hesitsncy in saying that there
is absolutely no necessity for the is
suance of the proposed bonds. They
state their total resources exclusive of
the taxes for '9l-'92, to be $454, 236 %.
Taxes for 1891. 92 will be in round
mum bers S5l6, 900 60 making total re-
cources 1910, 1882 against this we
have liabilities of S479,5 72 90 leaving
q balance in resources $500, 664 20. Is
not this sufficient to run our city
government without borrowing?
This calculation ia based upon the
hypothethis that the published state
ment is true; but in this connection
we would suggest that the published
statement OF Receipts" from March
1st to Dec. 3lst, 1891 cannot be true.
The city must have received at
least $40, 900. 90 from occupation taxes.
fines in recorders court, market rent,
ETC., which is not accounted for; In
their statement they only give the
receipts from these sources for two
months out of ten. Let this be ex
planned, your correspondent would
submit to the intelligent property
taxpayers. that we need not be
alarmed about our financial condition,
If we refuse to authorize the issue.
Let our city officers understand they
are the servants of the people, ana
not their masters; let them do their
duty faithfully and lmpartially. stop
up some of the leaks under the head
of Contingencies" and not drink 30
much ice water in dead of winter, and
we will have plenty of money with
out any more bonds.
Respectfully,
CURIOSITY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-25
Building Permits.

Otto Richer, open shed, Villita street,
Sth ward.
w. L. Robin, dwelling, corner of Ell
Paso and San Jacinto streets, I'd ward,
$500.
Chas. f. Oppermann, store, corner Of
Laredo and San Fernando streets, I'd
ward, 300.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-25
Marriage Licenses.

Richard Wagner and Blanche Petty.
Marcelius Martinez and Anastacia Rod
riguez.
A. G.. Flick and Alice Hersch.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-25
Last Nights Concert.

Quite crowd assembled at
Turner Hall last night to listen to
the concert arranged by Mr.. F. Ma.
reck. Some of the best musicians in
the city composed the orchestra.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-25

CUTRATE r. r. TICKETS
Bought and sold. Hecht'S PAL Com. Is 80
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-25
PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP.

The San Antonio magazine, The Gulf
Messenger, offers scholarship in short
hand and typewriting at the Alamo City
Business college to any one securing 50
subscriptions at sl.OO year, in advance.
Business and shorthand scholarship for
100 subscriptions.
Call at office, Room 90, Sd floor Alamo
Insurance Building. Hours: 9 and IL a. m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-25

UNREoEEMED WATCHES, DIAMONDS
Jewerv and pistols at Hecht's PAL Com
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-25
BOND INQUIRIES.

[Republished with corrections, from yes
terdaY'S issue.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
A Remarkable History.

We recently published a strongly
commendatory notice of "Aldens Cy-
clopedia of History" In the interest
Of our readers we wish to repeat and
emphasize what we said. A good uni
versal history ought to lie in every
home; this is certainly excellent, If not
the very best for general use and refer.
ence ever published, covering all ma
tions Except the United States, to be
published separately and from B.
g. 1904 to A. d. 1892. Ger
tainly it is the cheapest historical work
we have ever seen; but that is what
readers generally will expect from Mr..
Alden, who has done so much to place
the highest class of literature within
popular reach. To get such a vast
amount of matter within such small
compass the type used is necessarily
small, but it is beautifully clear, and
the paper; printing and binding are
of the best. Send 10 cents to Mr..
Alden and he will send you sample
volume Of 16O pages, containing the
history of several nations complete,
by which you ran judge for yourself
whether you want the entire work.
His catalogue of choice books, 1913
pages. sent postpaid for two cents, pre-
sents wonderful feast for book-lov-
ers. Address John B. Alden, Pub
Usher, Sc Rose street, New York.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25

The j r gold mill is pound;no away
steadily on ore that yields by the free
milling process twenty dollars, and the
yield will be greatly increased whea
they get the new machinery in place.
The owners of the property intend saw
ing their concentrates and reduce them
by smelling or treat it by chlomna-
tion.-RapM City Republican.
This is the mine of which our fel.
low townsman, Jacob Lampert is one
of the proprietors.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
Eclsard and Vicinity.
EckARD, S. d., Nov. 18, 1892.

John Wallace and John Eckard
came home from their wolf hunt Tues
day evening, this week. They had
lots of experience but few scalps.
James Wallace has his new house
raised and ready for the roof. 1t looks
fine.
Mr.. Herman, of the three ranch.
Lance creek. Wyoming. came over to
Eckard Saturday last and bought his
winter supply Of vegetables of A. H.
Wallace.
The road master, r. Wallace, had all
available hands and teams at work on
the roads this week. We will some
day have good roads on Indian creek,
and don't you forget it.
Mrs. Joseph Hibbelm and hsr son
Herman are now up and around aud
will soon be we'll. a. H. Wallace is
also able to be around and do light
work and is now busy taking care of
fruit trees and bushes. He has over
so peach trees growing and in fine
condition.
Indian c1esls school district No. IS
has two schools in session. one under
the supervision of Miss Kate Baxter
and the other that of Mrs. +. w. Sum
mers. We may yet have university
on Indian Greek.
Say, MIR. Editor, how do you fellows
up there like the way us.fellows voted
down here. HoLcoMBE.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
nRDINANcE NO. xxx1x.

An Ordinance to provide for payment of prin-
cipal and interest of city hall bonds.
BE it ordained by the city council of the city of
Hot Springs.
1. That after due legal notice special election
was held TUESDAY. the 4th DAY oi ortobeer, 1852,
issue bonds OF the city Of Hot Springs, South
Dakota, in the sum of ten thousand dollars for
the erection of public city hall.
II: That majority Of all the votes cast ut said
election were in favor of said proposition to issue
sai, , bonds in said sum, and said proposition is
III. That said bonds he issued in the said sum
OF ten thousand dollars, payable twenty years
from date at the city of New York, or at Hot
Springs, South Dakota, bearing interest at the
rate OF elk Esr cent per annun. payable semi
annually. That said bonds be issued in denomi-
nations of five hundred dollars each.
~. That special annual tax of one mill he
and the same Is hereby levied for the purpose Of
paving interest ON said bonds as the same be-
comes due, and special tax of one.fourth of a
mill, for the purpose of providing sinking fund.-
for the discharge of the principal of said bonds,
when due.
Passed and approved this nth day of Nov. a.
~, 1882 j. is. DirKovEs
Attest: j. C. DlcKovEn. Mavo-
lsEAL. City Auditor.
First publication NOV. IS
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
DISSOLUTION.

ID ESOLUTION.
Whereas, The petition of Edmund Petty. w. n.
Morgan, ct al. has been presented to this council
and placed ON file in the office of the city auditor
Lincoln avenue and the first alley east of Park
avenue. according to the profile nos on record ir
the city engineers office in the city of Hot
Springs, S. d.
Whereas, 1t appears to the satisfaction of the
city council that the said petitioners are the
owners of more than one half the abutting prop
erty on both sides of the proposed improvement,
and,
Whereas, The city council deem it necessary
that the said improvement be made, therefore,
be it
Resolved, That it is necessary that the said i'm.
prOvement be made and done and that this resu.
luton be published as provided by law.
j. Z. DIcKOvER, j. B. DICKoyER,
City Auditor. Mayor
First publication Nov 1s.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
Winter Pasture.

The undersigned will furnish winter
pasture at his ranch on Cheyenne River
for ilorses and cattle. Plenty of range
and protection. Extra care and feed
given stock during storms if desired.
M. N. PARSONS.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25

An order for the rotation of thanks.
giving services has been agreed upon
by the pastors of the city. The annual
sermon will rotate in the different
churches in their alphabetical order,
and will be preached each year by the
pastor in whose church the services
were held the preceding year. Next
year we will all go to TIE Congrega-
tional church and the Baptist pastor
will preach. the next to the Methodist
church and the Congregational pastor
will preach, the next to the Presbyter.
ian church and the Methodist pastor
will preach, and the next to the Bap-
fist and the Presbyterian pastor will
preach. Should other churches have
resident pastors, they will of course be
included in the rotation.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25

Don't waste your money making
experimental trips over lines which
claim to be as good, but take the old
reliable BuELlNGroN ROUTE. First
class passenger service the entire dis
tance. No lay overs.
1T. CArIlS, Agent.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25

The concert given by Mrs. Stinson
on Monday night was we'll patronized,
and all present certainly had a good
time. Master Emory Dickover was
the star attraction in tie children's or
chestra.