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Articles of Incorporation
 OF THE Amig Irrigation Company.

Be it known to all men by these pres ents: That We, the undersigned, desire t0 incorporate ourselves for the purpose of engaging ill the business of distribu- ting portion of the water of the Little Colorado river to the several persons en- titled thereto and we do mutually agree, declare and specify as follows, to-wit:
 ARTICLE l. The name assigned by the corporation hereby created and by which it shall be known is the Amity Irriga- ton Company.
 Art. 2. The period of the duration of said corporation shall be twenty-five years from and after the date of this ar- 1 ticle.
 Art. 3. The enterprise and business in which said corporation proposes to en- gage, is the distribution of portion of the water that flows down the Little Col orado river and passes through the ditches belonging to said company, flow ing or hereafter to flow into the precinct of SpringerVille, Apache county, Ariz., to its stockholders and all other persons entitled thereto, according to law and ac- cording 60 the bylaws of this corpora tion; and for said purpose to construct and repair dams, reservoirs, water-gates, sluices and all other necessary and con venient means for preserving, conveying and distributing water for irrigating and domestic purposes, and to collect from all persons using water so distributed. or any means of conveying water, such rates as the Board of Directors may de- termine to be just, not exceeding twen- ty-fve per cent more than the cost, said rate to be uniform upon all persons of each class to be classified according to the cost of making ditches or reservoirs or other sources of supply or means ef distributing and are of such sources or means as generally to do all things law full to be done in the relation to the rights and interest of each and all per sons in and to the use of said portion of the Little Colorado river.
 Art. 4. The principal office and place of business of said corporation shall be in the precinct of Springerville, Apache county, Arizona Territory.
 Art. 3. The amount of capital stock of said corporation shall be fifteen thou sand ($15, ,000) dollars.
 Art. G. The number of shares of cap- ital stock of said corporation shall be three (3,OOO) thousand.
 Art 2. The locality in which said wa ter is to be distributed is the irrigable land lping below a dam in the Little Colorado river at or near the west line of the north half of the southwest quar- ter of Section 12 township range 28 east, known as the Westbrook claim and extending east and north about seven miles, emptying into the Nutrioso wash.
 Art. S. The private property of the stockholders shall not be liable for any obligations of the corporation.
 In testimony whereof we, the under signed as incorporators, subscribe our names this 24th day of December, 1892, nt c S,,r;nnnrrilln Annchn nnnnfv rig
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Padilla. Cassimero imp at Mineral 100, per pro 215, tax Il 03, pen and int as above.
 Padilla, Jose imp at Mineral 100, per pro 50, tax 9, pen and int as above.
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Biorkman. improvements on sec 34 twp 13 rge 2S, $50. lot5 bk49 lot blk 69, lot blk 70, tots 13 to 26 blk S4 St Johns and imp $455 person al property $y6 tax SPA 50. pen $l, interest one and half per cent per month.
 Burk & Tyler, saw mill at Alpine $3c0 tax S10 50, pen sl, int one and q half per month.
 Brown, Benj SC qr of SC qr sec 35 twp rge @, 14O acres, fractional part nv qr of nv arse l twp7 rge 29. 60 acres. fractional Inf of qr sec of nv or sec 9 twp 7rge 30 80 acres, lots 3 blk 14. lots to blk 2l. 3 blk l6, blk r. to blk F, blk IS and imp, $2lS6 p, per pro $l5zO, tax $l29 72, pen S1, int Hs above.
 Brown. l. part of SEC twp rge 36. 16O acres and imp $s7O per pro $s29 5U, tax $59 47, pen and int as above.
 Bazan, Ygnacio per pro s225, tax 7S7, pen and int as above.
 Burk. Is acres land in John Eagar entry, 2 lots at Eagar and imp 455, per pro 1OS tax 19 7l, pen and int as above.
 Blair, H part of ne ar of sw ar sec 8 twp 9 Tge29 3S acres and imp 455 per pro los, tax 1g 7l pen and int as above.
 Berry, c imp on Coyote 100 per pro 3S5, tax 16 98 pen and int as above.
 Bigelow, Orson imp near Eagar 45, per pro S. tax S0 pen and int as above.
 Baea, DiOniriO W Inf of ne or and Inf of nv or nv or of SC or and ne or of sw qr sec twp rge 2J, 240 acres and imp 1090 per pro 13l tax 42 A, pen and int as above.
 Brewer, A house and imp at Pinedale 50, Der pro SO, tax 55, pen and int as above.
 Brewer, Chas house and imp at school house at Pinedale 60, Der pro 170 tax 8 o. pen and int Rs above,
 Boggs, Henry T, Taylor, hh goods, etc, 25, tax sac, pen and int as above,
 Bauer, Mrs Hattie, lots and bike WinslOw and imp 5S5, per pro 10o, tax 2l SS, pen Hnd int as above,
 Bushman, H imp at St Joseph % per pro 40 tax 60, pen and int as above.
 Boyer. Mrs Mary lot blk l. Holbrook lO1 tax 3 70, pen and int as above.
 Billings Land and Cattle Co., imp on ranch one mile west of Billings $500, Der pro $SG1O, tax $31S S5, pen $l int as above
 Blair, David, St Joseph, horses, burros, house. hold goods, etc, 200, tax 7 pen and int as above, Blcnkey. Thos lot blk and imp at St Johns 100, tax 90, pen aud int as above
 Baca, Dolores lot blk S9 St Johns and imp 50, imp at Las Tueces 50, per pro g, tax s. pen and kYt as above
 Buatamente Jose los Reg, lot 3 blk 89 St Johns and ind 50, per pro5) tax 50 pen and int above Baca, Lorenzo lot blk 20 St Johns and imp D per pro 50 tax $50. pen and int as abOve.
 Baca, Justiana building used as school house Springerviie l5O, taX2 25, pen as above.
 Barilla Santa Rosa ranch and imp Tuaces 70, per pro 9l. tax 5 %, pen as above.
 Baca, Ferdinando imp at Concho 25. at Silver Creek 20, per pro 10, tax l e3, pen as above.
 Brown Robt land adj F w NelSon's ranch, 160 acres and imp 100, ia X IA, pen as above.
 Blassingame, R Cottonwood Hollow imp 25O per pro 14S0 tax 60 55 pen as above.
 Baird Jas imp nr Pinetop 25, per pro 102 30 tax 46 pen and int as above.
 Broadbent Wm, Williams, cattle, horses, 562 50 tax l9 6S pen and int as above
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TIE DELINQUENT TAX II $ T
 OF
 APACHE COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FOR THE YEAR 1892.

Ashton, Arthur, St Johns, horses and steers. s659 tax $22 75, penalty sl interest and half per cent per month,
 Archunde, Prisciliano, lot blk 4, lots g cS 3S to A. 45 to i7 blk 1 and imp at COncho, $340, per pro $l5 tax s22 F, penalty $I, interest one and half per cent per month
 Adair, Geo Nutrioso, horses, wagon, hh goods etc, $l65, tax s 7S pen ST. int one and half per month.
 Averitt Elisha, 40 acres land at Springerville, lot A blk 14 and imp, s250 personal property $6SS O. tax $36 35, pen and int as above.
 Adsmson & Kinder, 640 acres land on and near Show Low, e Inf of nv or and sw qr of nv qr sec 26, SC ar of swqr see g twp rge 2, and nv ar of nv or sec Z5, sw qr of sw ar sec A and Inf O.: SC ar sec 23twp9 rge 2 and in p sl5O0 tax $53 50 pen and int as above.
 Adams ,. J Q lots blk Holbrook and imp S9O0, tax $31 50 pen and int as above.
 Armijo, Gabriel I60 acres at Fl Tule and imp 320 per pro 93, tax 4, pen and int as above
 Adams. G NJ imp on ranch at Show Low 300 at Fool Hollow 30 per pro 2S9, tax q 64 pen and int as above.
 Alexander r horses, wagon, etc, 76, tax 2GS, pen and int as above.
 Armi;o, Chino, COneho, house and imp nesr Jose ATagon 20, tax 75, pen and int as above. Archunde, Julian lot 24 blk 1, Concho and imp 50. tax 2 10, pen and int as above.
 Adams, DE 1000 sheep 5000, tax $35 pen and int as above.
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Estes, Geo, Law Library, watch, nh goods, gun $75 tax g. 63, penalty $l, interest one and hi per cent Ter month.
 Eagar, John T part of SC or sec twp rge % 10 acres and imp 28o, So acres in water canyon 175 per pro 370, tax 28 g, pc" l. int as above.
 Eagar, w W neqr of sec 9twp rge 29, 130 acres and imp 123O per pro 4j0 tax 57 40, paid 2J G. bal 36 v, pen l, int as above.
 ExtrOm, John imp in Eagaryille 100, per pro 90, tax6 6, pen l, int as above.
 Eagar. Joel, end Of 57 N Smith survey in Woodruff 9 acres 200 lot and imp 250 and lots S2, S4O, per pro 125, tax 2i 5, pen l. int as above.
 Fowles Henry lot blk F lot blk 13 St Johns and imp l60 tax g. 60, pen $1, int one and one half per cent per month.
 Fish, Jos 115 acres Springerville SIP. ? acres in Woodruff and imp $19l, per pro Sl30 tax $l1 66 pen S1, int as above.
 Freeman, John w, acres at Snowflake and imp 9lO, per pro $l93I 5Q, tax 100 6l, pen int as above.
 Finn, Chas L lot II blk l. Winslow and imp 450 lots 34 blk ?. Winslow and imp 1750, per pro 2l00 tax l5O 5O paid 36 30, bal due IA 20 pen l, int as above,
 Foster, H J. St Joseph horses cows year. ling, wagons, harness and hh goods TO, tax $5 95, pen l, int as above.
 Field * Baker, HOibrOok imp on ranch 1C0, per pro 1j74 tax 55 6. pen l, int as above.
 Fowles Henry lot4 blk 51 and imp 1Z5, tax 38 pen 1, int as above.
 Field, A T, n Inf of nv or of sec 10 twp II rge g 80 acres 100. tax 5, pen l, int as above
 Frankenfeld, S l, HolbrOok horses, saddle, D, tax 63 pen 1, int as above.
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Johnson, Delos Inf of nv or and Inf of ne or sec twp 10 rge 24, 160 acres 2J0, tax :, pen and int as above.
 Jones, John T. Holbrook, hh goods etc, 75, tax 6S pen and int es above.
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Davis. W lots blk 69, 16 20 25 blk 20, lot 4 blk 67, blk g. and imp $43l per pro SlS1, tax S2l Se, pen $l, int one and one half per cent per month.
 Daniel, per pro 200. tax7 pen and int as above,
 Duran Tioflo imp on railroad land, per pro $2S51 50, tax SS4 06, pen and int as above.
 Duran, Miguel imp on river m of St Johns 100 lot g blk 20 and imp 1O0 per pro 2S2 %. tax l6 S9 paid l. bal due 15 S9, pen and int as above.
 Duran, Antonio imp on river m of St Johns pen and int as above.
 Day, Francis nv or of sec 8 twp g rge 9, I60 acres and imp 5J0 per pro ls0, tax 25 go, pen and int as above.
 Depew, Alberto imp at Sprineervi,te % per pro S5, aax 8, paid 50, bal due Sscts, pen and int 6s above.
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Chaves, Antonio Jose horse. hh goods, etc, 200 tax $, pen $l. interest one half per month.
 Chavez, Theodore imp at El TUle 30), per pro 140, tax II 20, pen and int as above.
 Chavez, Juan house at Walnut Grove 21, per ITO 75, tax 90, pen and int as above.
 Candelaria, A E, ConchO, horses burros, 500 sheep nh goods, etc, sl,57s, tax S55 26 pen and int as above.
 Candelaria Vidal imp at Concho s15 per pro $SS0. sax $Ss SS, pen and int as above.
 Candela ia, Domingo acre land at Concho & limp 2A, per pro 20, tax 5S, pen and int as abeVe Cheney, Theo, Conch). imp on RR land 50, tax l "a. pen and intas above
 Cheney, Aron imp at Concho l50, per pro 250 tax IA, pen aud int as above.
 Cheney, Elam l5 acres land at Concho and imp e %, imp on RR land 1Oo per pro lS6 50, tax 12 22. pen and int as above.
 Crosby, Benj B horses, COW, wagon, 197 5O tax 90 pen and int as above
 Creaghe. St Geo 2S0 acres laud in Round Val ley, imp on Coyote and two lots in Springerville sl550 per pro $S456 tax $S5O T, paid $l2i 75 bal S21S 46, pen and int as above.
 Iroxton, David, Springerville horses, colts, etc, 25, tax Is, pen and int as above.
 Castillo, Simon ne or of sw or section S3 twp 9 rge 29, g acres and imp of Springerville, t40, per pro 257 50, tax Sl F, pen and int as above.
 Candearia, Polite, Spnngerville, two horses, wagon, So, tax S pen and int as above.
 Clark. J w part SC qr of sec twp s rge @, 70 acres, 90 tax 3 IS: pen and int as above.
 Chandler Ed. Winslow, imp ou ranch 200, per pro $S,6OO, tax SlSS, pen and intaS above.
 Carley NJ H, Wins. .ow, stock on hand, bar fix lures, etc, 5000, tax S2l, pen and int as above.
 C0nn0r, John los 10 to a4 blk 13, lots to blk 10. Holbrook and imp, $lS55, Ter pro $20O, tax S71 93, pen and int as above.
 Chapman, Welcome lot1 blk 30 and impatSt, Johns. per pro SlS5, tax SIS IS, pen and int as above.
 Castillo, BenSeSlado imp m above St Johns 50 per pro 75, tax 1 SS. pen and int as above.
 CandelariR NJ 4. estate of, lots to f. g to14, 21 25 5 59 to 6S blk l, lot2 blk 8, lots 25 26 blk f. Concho and imp $425, lot blk $, St Johns and imp $10o tax SIS &, pen and int as above,
 Carrillo, Pablo imp al Springerville 75 per pro 1l5. tax 6 65 pen and int as above.
 Carrillo, leandro imp on the NutrioSo Round Valley 50 per pro 170, tax : 70 pen and int above CasSimero, Luc gro lot blk Il, St Johns, p tax 70 cts, pen and int as above.
 Chavez, Luis COncho, nv or sec % twp II rge %, l6o acres, 70, tax 7, ben and int as above.
 Craig, Nj 20o0 sheep. horses, burroS. wagon, etc, $S599, tax $125 95, pen and Int as above.
 Coleman, Willard stallion, 67 horses hh goods etc $ll20 tax $S9 20. paid S2o 30 bal SIS go, pen and int as above.
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OlibareS Ydelfonso SC ar of nv ar sec Il twp 10 rge S 10 acres and imp IA 75, per pro l9, tax s6 6U, pen l, int as above.
 0rtcga, DesideriO lots Hand I5 blk 2 Concho and imp Ss0 per pro SlS61, tax $6S @ pen $1, int one and one half per cent per month. Ortega, LeandrO e Inf of ne or of sect II and e Inf of e qr of sec twp 10 rge D, I6O acres and nv ar ofsw or of sec twp F rge 26 40 acres and lots g to r blk and lot fl blk Concho and imp 545 per pro 79, tax S2l St pen l, int as above, and lot1 blk 8 ConchO and imp 1S0 per pro 1494, tax 5S 59, pen l, int a above. owens. Ii. B. lot : J N Smith survey in Wood ruffand imp 2J0, per pro 9, tax : sS, pen l, int
 Owens, J c lot 54 55 S7 5 and 9 respectively 13 s b acres \ $, survey ill Woodruff and imp 521 59, per pro 247 50. tax 26 92, pen l, int as abov".
 O'Connor. Chas Winslow lots end 10 blk 6 and imp l50, per pro :, tax S5 pen l, int as above.
 Penrod, David house etc at Heber s20, per pro SS20, tax Sll 90 penalty S1, interest at one and one half per cent per month. Platt H lots l blk b, ? blk 53, and blk 6I and imp S20, per pro 500, tax SIP 25, pen $l, int as above.
 Porter, D J see r and IS, twp rge 2, 160 acres and imp $60O lots 42 blk 8 F and l3 blk 1, $12O, tax . % pen l, int as above.
 Peralta PatriciO imp at Concho 50, per pro Sl502 50, tax 54 S4 pen l. int as above. Pearson, Pollard lot blk 2l and lots 2 blk 2 ~ l, int as above.
 Petty, John lotI blk 10 Nutrioso and imp 50, per pro 65, tax 4 03, pen 1, int as above.
 Penrod, E house etc at Pinetop 50, per pro 90 tax 90, pen l, int as above.
 Penrod D house etc at Pinetop 5Oper pro 90 tax Is, pen l. int as above.
 Pruett, house etc at Pinedale 15 per pro 43 50, tax O pen l, int as above.
 Peterson, Niels house etc at Pinedaie 200. per pro 54S, tax 26 Is, pen l, intas aboYe
 Perkins, D T imp at Fool Hollow, show Low 1O per pro sos, tax Il 13 pen l, int as above.
 Padillo, Cidio house on Puerco 59, per pro To- tax 10, pen L int as above.
 Penrod, Albert house etc at Pinetop 100, per pro 140 tax 40 pen l. int as above.
 Putnam, c F lots II l5 blk Holbrook and imp 350, per pro I75 tax IS B, pen 1, int as above.
 ParkinS5 Il, R house etc at St Joseph l5O, per pro 235, tax 13 5S pen l, int es above.
 Porter, s M imp at St Joseph 75, per pro 276 tax 1229, pen l. int as above.
 Parson. Inf and sw qr of w qr see 24 twp rge ? and nv 1T ofnw CT sec g twp : rge g. I69 acres 80, imp lo0, 10 acres 20 tax 4 JS pe and int as above.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-15

One Of the ubiquitous PIONEER reporters
was present at the hearing to determine
whether C. 0. Romanson of Willow City, Is
or is not a proper person to handle intoxi-
eating liquors, and tells a rather comical
incident connected Herewith. 1t seems that
one of the witnesses against Rolnanson had,
during the month of December last, signed
the petition requesting that a permit be
granted, and stating that Romanson was a
fit man for the business, On being asked
why he considered Mr. Romanson should
be denied a permit, he replied because
that gentleman had sold illegally and had
violated the terms of his former permit,
That he had himself purchased liquor of
Mr.. r oman ION n violation of law and had
done so repeatedly. He was then asked
if he had lone so in the months of October
and November of last year, and answered
that he had-and smiled triumphantly on
the audience, But his ~laurels withered
and died like the sere and yellow leaf
when Mr., Noble, in that sarcastic way all
his own asked. And how is it that you,
knowing this mar had repeatedly violated
the law in the months Of October and
November. yet signed the petition de-
claring him all right, and did it in De-
cember the very next month";" And the
band played Annie Rooney"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-15
BEST OF ALL.
Bo,tineau County Leads the Procesh.

HottiDeau County Leads h PrOceslh.
Let our farmer frien Dis not be discouraged
by the fact that here and there q piece Of
grain shows up badly and will produce but
little per acre. The fact IL, rs nearly as We
can learn from government bulletins. from
newspaper reports ard from men who are
travelling throughout tho state on business,
with the most favorable weather from now
unit ! harvest, u bare half crop: is all we con
expect, while In mlny parts almost nothing
will be had. For Il mi back, the cry has
gone up from the southern part Of the state
thnt crops were dying for want of rain.
How different here! Just when It IS most
needed. the heavens opened md the floods
came. Copious. l~ong-continued and healing
r~ains-whlle other localities got none. We
have made it u point during the last two
weeks to interview travelling men on this
and the universal reply il that Bottineau
County has by fifty per cent the best crop In
the state, especially the northern half Of the
county. All unite III saying that the differ
once Is surprising md almost miraculous.
David Clark. one Of our largest farmers. says
his crop IS the very best. John Cameron
declares he has the best prospects in many
years. Others tell the same story, while
others still, are inclined to complain. But
to these last we commend the first part of
this article, for by referring to the state re-
ports, they will find the best county in the
state Is far behind US. =.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-15

Mrs, Bailey was greeted BY 4 full house
when she appeared in the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday evening t lecture on
Prohibition. The editor Of this paper
occupied a front seat and ". sd & d with
mild sarcasm personal which probab-
~ biased his judgment Of the lecture, In
a nutshell, it was like this. She is a good,
fast talker, Said a great many good
things, nearly all Of which we agree to,
And did it for n%othing-but a collection.
The only criticism we have to make is
this: while those who thought with her
prior to the lecture, are of the same opin-
ion still. those who Observation-Disclosures,
are one and all-of the same opinion as
before-there being--so far as we could
see--nothing in the way of argument or
reason to convince them of error, Still,
Mrs, Bailey is laboring in a good cause,
with a glorious aim in view and we should
be sorry to hinder in any way,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-15
Notice OF Mortgage Sale.

TYr n hovin, haen made In tho nor.
=, , ~ ~ s,no ~ sn,,r hnn Trod ava : !, !" !"
Sy,ontt thn AS VIZ this ,otine ,nnn = .a ~ ~
u !, ~ an SnIv aYcn,stnd ana Tai, y hu
nd d.s 7 W.. .,od. and = NJ Woods ~
w wa,, 70 Inc g. M0r.sage hanR ~ and a. anyes RI h
GOA n pa III, = u g. = IF ~ saIs ~ 1, ~ !. ~ nUn
$500 h amIv racprTsd IN ths nrsno ~ ~.
hRegastea OF Desus, ~ "n9 tGr : Inc opan.S os
~ Io.Ss - anv NSarch paeo - :, $500 "a
NJ T., ponE ..i,n ~ NV So 30 ae - ~ oara Ia
wh,toh .osd ,nnrtoaaa uas INV o = SOD So I'd -
+ - Ii',eiia and ass3v ma,t recnrded n RnnI
~ Isucllc ~ sSS.sil cottuoH pssNvtoo:n
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-15

On Sunday. July 9th, Mrs L E Bailey
of Michigan, gave a lecture at til. Peabody
Baptist Church, and organized w c T
u with 28 members and the following Of
fcers:
Mrs George Heighes, President,
Mrs H A Stewart, vice-President,
Miss Hattie Kinley, Cor. Secretary,
Miss Annie Nichol. Rec.
Mrs T w Hutchinson. Treasurer.
Mrs Bailey secured six new members to
the Bottineau Union during her stay here
and We ertst it will 60 on in the good work.
Asking for Bids.
Tenders are wanted for the building of a
lcck-up In Bottineau, according to specih-
cations IN the hands If the clerk.
Also, tenders are wanted for furnishing
the lumber required. All tenders to be in by
July 22d.
DAVID WILLIAMSON,
Village Clerk.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-15
Notice Of Mortaaee sale.

rs nm a mr. n In n ~ hcar r,cao q. Hl...s
~ . lions 81 q certa3n mnrtuaoa = = n.n.,te - ~ ! ~
ydeliyarsd Nv ASnInh t4raen 1Un Gx IA 4 I a,a
GreeaNood' his wtfel mnrtgnrcrs ~ f AA'T
Robarts. Innrtraeea, dahad tSa sit,s a.. :;
Noyemher. iSsS' ana recnrdaI 4, tn IN ny y
the Rerisfer az needs 81 the co y ~ ~ yu IS y
neau' IN The Terrriitoryo ~ ~ ~ I Iota 2. H9st.,
~ 1aes - ~ uh Inc I'm Gay q Dcceln.
m mn, hsse, e. az uV Ps c,och 1o e. m 1aa ~ "a ook 10 q
Which Tiers /. clalma1' ~ ~ rs i d.a any ad ~, w, on
OF this notice, the amount OF Ave hundred
SssS7 u Inn doiinr. o.sS,aoua one- nun1Iedtns
inn0 has hoon I,.stS ~ ~ n ~ ncI.oM VI prOcocd-
- ~ Dcen iIsvyCuted % LAW Or IN equity
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-15
A Great Railroad.

BY the absorption Of the Chicago &
Atlantic Railway between Marion and
Chicago, the ERIE has at last effected
it's entrance into Chicago, and now oc-
cupies the proud position of being the
only line between Chicago and New
York entirely under n Management
One result of this is the arrangement
whereby all the through trains of the Erie
are now run solid between Chicago and
New York without change. Passengers
holding through tickets, whether first or
second class, are able to go from Chicago
to New York without changing cars.
Pullman's most modern Sleeping Cars
are III on all through trains via this line.
and on their Vestibule Limited, Pullman's
Dining Cars. No extra fare charged on
this train In fact, the rates via the ERIE
are lower than via any other route offering
equal facilities.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-15
Omemee.

Communicated
Omemee celebrated the Fourth very quiet
ly. But two flags ioated to the breeze.
Joel filler began cutting Timothy hay on
Monday, and a fine sample it is OF what Da-
kota can produce in the grasses.
The y Dung folks of this locality concluded
that Bill Coles new stable needed a "warm-
ing up" by a good old fashioned "hoe-down''
Wednesday night. Bottineau Oorchestra
was in attendance.
MI. Dixon and family, c. Ohnstad, Edward
Hyde and Mat. Halseth drove to Lake Metz
goshe Saturday, returning Sunday. They
report a good time and plenty of strawber-
ries. -
Considerable sickness among children In
this locality chiefly from summer complaint.
Rev, q: O.. Gilingham OF Willow City,
made Omemee a short call Monday evening.
Come again. Mr.. G., and call on the bachel-
Ors next time, we want to see you, too. >,
1t is reported on good authority that Miss
Christie Kippen. SO well and favorably
known and who left here last Christmas to
visit relatives in G~lengarry, Ont, was lately
married at Chicago to Mr.. Archie Blue, of
Mouse River, N. d.
We are informed that Bro. Maddox in
tends opening an appointment at Harrison's
school house. No lack Of preachers this sum
mer. Hope We ave a good crop.
Doubtless the preachers hope so, too. Ed. ]
Mrs. t,oulthard was on the sick list for
some days last week, having caught q severe
cold returning from the Fourth, but is i'm
proving low.