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The herald., 1894-03-04

EVANGELIST WARNON breaches AND
II prays for the sick every sabbath evening
(near Nadeau hoteD Many citizens cured OF
alleged incurable diseases, and one marvel
ously raised from an apparent deathbcd, VIII
at Caledonia hall daily from till O'Clock.
The herald., 1894-03-04
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EOR SALE-CoLUMBUS sURRY, LADIES'
Il phaeton, two seated wagon and buggy.
Must be sold Come and see. 112 Commercial
street. ID OF
LNoR sALE-OLD PAPERs IN QUANTITIES
II to suit, at this office.
The herald., 1894-03-04

IOR EXCHANGE INCOME CITY PROP
i erty worth $4,000 for acres or lots; ineum-
orance $500. $40 Orange st. 1t.
The herald., 1894-03-04

PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY - FREE LECT-
i ure Sunday evening at 7:t5 at Blavatska
hall 43l15 Spring st, bet. Fourth and Fifth SITS. ;
subject "Karma and Elemental Forces" by
Mrs L. e. Giese
The herald., 1894-03-04

V7OR sALE-17O ACRES FINE ORANGE,
vine or olive land, ,adjoining the celebrated
Vache winery at Brookside, near Redlands,
this is the very choicest land in that neighbor-
hood in the market; all or part; price, $12, 800;
terms easy. For particulars see A. C. G0LsH,
147 5. Broadway. o-oO u
The herald., 1894-03-04

ITO PARTY WITH LARGE CAPITAL THE
I Mount Lowe Railway now presents an uu-
in the extension of its road with pleasant and
creditable business connections. For inter
view call or address MOUNT LOWE RAIL
WAY, Grand Opera House block, Pasadena,
Cal . 3 I'm
The herald., 1894-03-04

ELOURNOY, 12S BROADWAY, HAS CITY
L property to exchange for country and
country for city. oil ii
The herald., 1894-03-04

ESTAURANT MEN ATTENTION-$17OO
IL the largest and only first class restaurant
in thriving town close TO this city; magnifi-
Gently fitted up prominently located long
lease, low rent; pays net profit OF over 5 so
monthly; never offered for sale before. owner
now compelled to sell on account of large
business interests elsewhere; trial allowed;
value in stock and fixtures; chance seldom
offered. Will take part cash Apply for par
ticulars to b. WHITE, 22l w. First st. 81 If
The herald., 1894-03-04

v,OR sAIE-GARDENA GARDENAl GAR
Il denai Snap; choice land as any in coun-
try; half mile from Gardens depot; best place
to raise berries in winter trostless; wafer elght
PAVKoVIcH, sole agent. room 10, ~ ".
The herald., 1894-03-04

NOR sALE-S35O CASH, 5000 ON TIME,
will buy s acres OF the best land, l212
shares OF best water right, and the best Location
miles from the court house house and barn on
the place. Address, II. W. WHIIEb, % % - ~,
city. 10 "a
The herald., 1894-03-04

NOR -S250-THE CHOICEST 20
n acres in Cahuenga valley fine view and
pureIv frostless: all level and now in tomatoes
and spring peas; onlp $3.50 per acre; !; ).
CUDDY, 2O6 N. Spring % ot
The herald., 1894-03-04

- Monte; water free and runs every day in
the year; choice land for trees, alfalfa and
corn; no better land in California. all under
cultivation and can be irrigated; Broom
house, large barn, etc; best bargain on the
market, worth twice as muchi easy terms.
JOHN /. PAVKOVICH, room 10, 2lI W. First
street. "a 2t
The herald., 1894-03-04

Use GEHMAN FAMILY SOAP.
The herald., 1894-03-04

IyOR sALE-2O0 ACRES OF AS FINE CIT
II rus and deciduous fruit land in the neigh
borhood, adjoining East Whittier on,the south;
for sale in 10 acre tracts and upward; terms
one-fourth cash. balance on time at low inter
est the above-named piece being a part of the
90O-acre tract OF the Colima tract. For partic-
ulars call and see or address SANCHEZ BROS,
Los Nietos. 2-2l I'm
The herald., 1894-03-04

NEJSS G. sTAFFER, CHIROPODIsT AND
IN AassSsnao. 2A1 w. First ST., opp. Nadeau,
1924 II
The herald., 1894-03-04
ExCURsIoRs.

TUDsONs EXCURSIONS EAST LEAVE
81 Mondays for Chicago, New York and Bos-
ton via Rio Grande Western and Denver and
Rio Grande railways, arriving from Chicago,
New York and Boston every Wednesday.
Office, 212 5. Spring st. liza If
The herald., 1894-03-04

NOR SALE -$sOo0-40 ACRES OF sPLEN-
i did land; B acres bearing walnuts, acres
apricots, balance of the land in young paper
she'll walnuts; house, barn, etc. 20 shares
water stock with the place price $S000 will
take improved city property in exchange
T. J. CUDDY, 206 n. Spring. 81 3t
The herald., 1894-03-04
CHuKcu NOTICES.

Persons wanting situations, help, or wishing
to rent, buy or sell property, viii do well to
advertise in TIE HERALD.
The herald., 1894-03-04

Mooney TO LOAN on DIAMONDS, JEWEL
fI ~, watches, pianos, sealskins, live stock,
carriages, bicycles and all kinds OF personal
and collateral security. LEE BROS,
2-le-ly 402 5. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-03-04

Within 400 feet of First street cable and 90
minutes from First and Spring These are
snaps and will not linger. WHEELER & HE'LL,
21l w. First 81 Ii
The herald., 1894-03-04

EoR RENT-cHOICE GROOM 2-sToRY
T. dwelling, Broadway, near Ninth st.; beau
ttully decorated; hot and cold water, gas,
barn, etc. only to permanent tenant ". IT.
BURKE, 2l3l9 n. Spring ST 24lt
The herald., 1894-03-04

TOR sALE-A BROOM COTTAGE ON WIN
Il field ST., 100 feet west of Union ave; the
neatest little affair in the city, and to be had
Al modest valuetion. See TRACY, the owner
on the premises. 3-3 2t
The herald., 1894-03-04

DERsONAL-RALPH BROS GOLD BAR
L -four 95e; city -four, 75c; granulated
sugar 20 lbs 81; brown sugar, % lbs, 81; d
lbs. rolled oats, 25c; sardines, s boxes 25c; TIA
BILE fruit, 3 cans soc. midland coffee, 25c lb. /;
eastern oil, soc; gasoline, soc; 2-lb. can corned
beef, 15c; lard, 10-lb can, S5c; 5 lbs, 45c.
6OI s. Spring St, corner sixth.
The herald., 1894-03-04

IF YOU ARE AN ACTUAL SETTLER AND
| want 20 or more acres of the best alfalfa
and decduous fruit land on earth, at from $l5
10 $40 per acre, easy TERMS where water is
plentv and cheaper than fog call and bring
your friends CALIFORNIA COLONIZATION
Co 2Ol-2O2 Bradbury block. 2-25 II
The herald., 1894-03-04
FOR REM

TlfON NENT-
IL l cottage rooms; $40 per month.
cottage rooms; &l5 per month.
l cottage rooms; $50 per month"; with large
grounds.
large grounds.
All the above situated in Southwest Of city.
see THOMAS LLOYD, Northwest corner
Wesley avenue and 37th ST., University.
2-2S II
The herald., 1894-03-04

+ OWN 10 HOUSES, FURNISHED AND UN-
4 furnished, for rent; also 400 building lots
ior sale on installments, and acreage for SUBJ
division on easy terms. MATTlSON, 01l South
Hill Sc l2l2tf
The herald., 1894-03-04
Statesmen WANTED.

VVTANTED - SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w woman as cashier or any position OF trust
Address MISS PORTER, p. o. box 322, city.
WANTED-PosfrIoN AS Boo9K-KiEEPER.
The herald., 1894-03-04

GCHOOL FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING AND
- eloeution. Classes every day and Monday
aud Friday evenings. Apply to MISS NAOAA
ELFRt n. room 10. 226 6 Spring.
The herald., 1894-03-04
HELP wAnrrn-nrALr.

VXTANTED - SHOEMAKERS, ATTENTION
w We have n frst-class opening for good
all-around shoemaker with little money
must be a steady, reliable man. For partcu-
lars call at 907 South Main st., Los Angeles,
Cal. 3-3 2t
The herald., 1894-03-04
n Os ANGELLs BUsINEs. COLLEaE

ITROBEL INSW1CTE-CASA DE ROSAs--
l. Adams street, corner Hoover. VIII begin
second quarter January 8, 1894. Circulars
sent and all information given upon applica-
tion. MRS. CAROLYN NJ. N. ALDEN, Casa de
ROsas. 9-27 If
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(I7HEREAS. james A'ith, John C.mmss
wv aml Jnlin Kerr dill. OH che II th day Of
Dec. mfer. A. ID. 1891 make Their cerihtn Graf.
te! mortgage vi lie lowing descsined chattels,
;.-wt: 0lu ;,rt,ry separator, one Giant Gu.
sne. wA.er-t,nk and trucks to- John A. Est.
maj. to &c Ire the pasmen OF the sam OF ecyen
And whereas 'sefau!t has cen made In the
terms oil sa' d mortgage. in this. t'-w,l: That
ne sline Is H. VI Iasi DIE aud wholly unpaid nnd
-aii not, ami mortgage the rum Of SoSs.s8.
Now therefore MT CO IL hereby given. that BY
yi.iua "fsa'l m"r'gage and by Ordcr. Of said
viii s;ll .ha above described ch.t,cls by consent
Ot III, mprts.;lrs. u the p)st osiice in .rlsle,
conn y of Penn .tnf slate Of North Dakota at the
holr Of two u'.lock r. Y, Of tie s5th day Of
August 1891.
Da;cd.t Carlisle. Pemb ns c. unity. safe Of
Nor Ii Dakota tbs 10th day Of AnEn.t .Syi
q. II. EASTMAN,
Agent 10 mortgages.
r. silence aud post OF &c address Carlitls. N. O.
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SPECIMEN Case.

S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis. was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism, his Stomach was disordered,
his Liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he
was terribly reduced In flesh and
strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles
Of Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and his leg
Is sound and we'll. John Speaker, On.
tawa, o., had five large Fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable
One bottle of Electric bitters aud one
INK Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold BY r. r. Shaw b Co
Drug Store.
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Repusliean state Platform,

Undsf he banner Of the republican PARTY the
people Of the Uulted States, sfter devastating
~ took sp ths march Of progress and fof
PROSPERITY, now Interrupted By The results Of tSs
last presidential election 10 that party We
as.is pledge silsgianos and reaiarm our fsit6
We s.pecisiiy assert or bsiief in this cardinal
principle u the party: The safety Of the 70.
81; Of y ho% n..,, asp:aa on 6s
Therefore. We earnestly, smphaticaily oppoee
sss ss tide POLICY ,nd sn!s gold sendard
moth, soath. east and wet, % q to msintSin
the American standard Of wages, 10 MIA end
W nyor tariff on foreign goods competing
Sith domestic oas Eo9d. sagalto Tie dIfsEsnse g.
exception q articles Of luxury, goods which By
3 psoat.bly produced ID this country should
By adherence to the republican principle Of
.eetpeocity, nsw and lsrger markets. ior our
urn products can and ought to be secured.
~. we ass opposed to the dat paper money doc.
netsile bss: foT our caircncy cons s sin u q
Doth gold and oliver; the republican party Of
North Dakota demands the use Of both these
that the mint. 30 opened Is the coinage Of silver
mined in the Unitsd States with such reStric.
a0ns ana under such proyisions, 70 be deter.
H' q ~ 2. I'll maintain ths psr
% always kspt equal to that Of everg other Dol.
~! AZ: ConSrsss sho1ld levy tax on impoffa-
duo0 o. our own mlnes. -
We ars opposed 70 the sspsal Of the stats bsak
tag. hslleyfsE That . rstarn o wild cat money
With worthless currency md bring co MI 1
loss o. confidence cad naiional dissStsr.
lie.ia.; = the dlenity Of labor and The rigat
g S.e ~. rklnSmen peeeefully to ccntend for
favor code o. arbltretion o. coneiliation, state
e1d Asstoaal, BY which boeh employed and en-
psoysr shall BE- bound, and We ricommsnd that
- 70 provide for The orderly settlement Of an.
p1ess between capital aud labOr. ~
~ lhe eeectment Of the interstats commerce
~ ieIsslisan congress- established the. right
tIel Railroads sogsgcd IN intssSiAts commerce.
esch eoetsol should b freely exercised to the
81 tsat The people shall mot % compelled to
xasss, bss dat rates nay b ar and md eSusi Sor
equal services.
- eoal beds undsrlying y. western half Of
Sss sass W e e iMposs.nt fsssot = ne de-
such legislation % viii, 81 reIslst-
.eg freight nsee, encourage III ass Of North ID.
koea coll and saase % BE- epeat anosg our own
70 - pFolsctioa II Ssposiiors q s al
ssd aAte heAks end b prevent ths wiihirawal
q ncesy hon circulation. we believe that tbs
sseh dsposiicss sssinss 10, rei I its"if
by Q tax o. The banks.
Ne ooadsnn ~ present de1ocxatic adninis
sssasH e osRSsrS e .eetPresity s.css q u
snd oshss q our fsn psoduets on IL ifes ut.
We eoe6s1n ~ dlfgraoeful s1rrsndef to the
.apeslo.s eesas tsust. lhs coal tsust, he lead
u s.sssrs issssSssss.se. = Is psssses IL. ~
Cd .f6stA AesaShi 81 uhIek & pefsisgs q iDpoo.
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~
4 - n ~! Il.
y I = . = Il =. ..sl.l
49,, 9 oe conpeneg
n. IA y ~: Alofs..on. ~ - a.!
~ 81 ~ 80! We ~ 49, !. N ~ - Z.
H. Eyoafsnp VI straightforward,
Aonest man, ana doubtaess votsd &C.
cordlng 70 the dictates Of his con.
sciences. But Nj. Eyolfsoais on, rec.
sion.r ~ t.i,..s.. d. s.ss SoMa..s
over : oon 800. - en- . s.S.o ".so
th.t ,st,.,o,. .,,s. -. Svu ~ sno
.ha..,s 4. .S.s. ~. s.s 1..ov "s "'e.
.-.s.s,ss. s..r oe.saso :. vas not
va. rs,,t,a s.'e . .".S WIG eu .s
r.,ns. s sss's'o. son. .%,s 'valy .oo
a,s.a s' ...o.o' sswOsa'tus. az. ny
~. ~. - y" .s.s ~, ~ uouoe vo.eo ~
ho,.s.,s s ~. e .a.s I..tsse1 snu
..us. - AZ : w, oue :. no nsontt
~. =. 49, w ue 0It.'uy Woula
-,.h..s..s.sS.. s"ss sa.: i"l' not.
,o,,.,,,s." =. ~ ~. nomination oy tho
81. ,ssy y. s.e $500 u'sellcs.
81 IsAussn w oeen = strong ad-
80 80. :. ~, " sue pes't'on from
s.s sss.s, s"u oas lent nus assistance
t..,,s, ~, oas,ons. nc even a.
49, 49, ~. o"u s's".euIe 10 u. AT
y. s.. ~. "' ss Mr. Mclotosh drove
. ~ ~. a.. molI,.ons residence and both
80, 80 S''e s's'" u fietsoure, Ior FEM
''"s'
We think that the majority Of the
commissioners reasoned about this
way: It Is a pretty we'll gotten up DC.
titiOn; We don't know how many rot.
ers there ore In the county; there arc
q good many names on tho neti,inn
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sherlA's sale.
srArs IF MONTH OAKorA.t
county ofPsmbinn,

a
C0unty Of Pembinn,
Femhina Building and Loan Association,
pia!naa; ": land A, Davis aud Matilda
! Day ~ {: defend snts.
special execute n 10 me dincted and delivered
a smS n.w r. ny hsnds .aasd on Of the cisrk's
81 Sns and p. comfy 70 O. Pam
tenistsd ~ sad mr., IN favor OF II. pemIin.
s hnha.rs md Loan A..osistcn lainti and
iendan. MSs. iar under
s s by VII u Of cad Judgment Ind decree in
toiscl ,rlre rnd spec 81 execution to sell the
i,ii. Wing RAJ es!a!e .iusteS in ,he county, Of
nn ia 4. ~ in block number fourteen, (lN'n
Jonn net hte's addition ~ the town OF Cavalier,
.crord'nH 10 he ofilc,sl plat Of said town on die
Deeds. tn and for Pemlin2 County,. state Of
North D kotn. together with all the heredits.
mente and apPnrti nauces thers unto appertain.
ment and decree in iOrrc osure rendered n
sud Court niavor Ol tie plaln,if, the Pcmhina
Hn'd ny and Loan A.socl.t 4 and against Hy.
amounting o ems thourspd afld eigTty dollars
gu The same from III. ) i dsy II August a.. j.
tie u. & .na ~ ss css 81 az. is
Judgment mud decree in foreclosure aud special
nilsrnoon Of slid dty 1t The fr nj door OF tue
csnn'y mud s'a.s. proceed to cell 81 The risSi.
tile and IN est OF tho above named defend.
ANS ,iaul 4 Davis aud Matilda Davis In aud
judgment and d-crcs ami special ex.cu,i m
amounting to one t!.usaud and eighty do Lars
aud for teats is 0s04b) !0ve:Eer with al The
I. crut1s Co ts az 81 e. aut u er,s. IRON the 9Th
dny u Augusta u. 1901 al tho rate OF eevcn
icr ,crt per aunain, al public auction to the
highest " oder 10. cash.
1904
"; KxEksnAw. So M. o'cosxcs
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The papers In the Red River Valley
are calling attention to the way tie
populist state board Of equalization
has raised the assessment of the Red
River Valley counties. Its appalling
the way taxes will DO raised In that
section Of the state over 1872. II ID
not at all likely that the popullst Of
that region will be able 70 explain
satisfactorily how this 10, after all the
promises Of lower taxes and better
times that their party made 70 the
voters two years Ago.-Msndan Pho
neer.
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VERMONT ELECTIONS

RUTLAND, VT, Sept. 1O.-Rcturns
from Ill towns In the state received
BY the town clerk here show the re.
publican majority to be $3.50 and q
anda plurality Of 1858. Onicial re-
turns will change these figures very
little. The following is an analysis:
Republican vote In 1891, 1875; 1890,
50, l6e: democratic, 1850 and 1888.
A republican gain Of s,274 and q de-
mocratic lOss Of 1894. The senate 10
republican as . unit and the house
stands, republicans, 2s3; democrats,
u populiSt, l. Three towns made no
C0OlCe. a
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MAINE ELncr1oNs.
1,82O Voters.
In Westlsalf

PoRTLAND, Me-, Sept. 10.-The
election to-dsy resulted In an over
whelming republican victory. The
republicans polled the full strength
ofthe party. and probably gained votes
among the democrats. The dcmocra.
tic vote showed q remarkable falling
OF a. compared with two years ago. in
many towns the vote being only one
third as large. Governor Cleaycs was
reelected by plurality, which ut u
late hour tonight, apparently exceeds
1000, and may reach $1,000. The
four congressman are returned by In.
creased msjOrities. In the first dis
trict Reeds vote far exceeded any
given before, the Indications pointing
to . plurality Of $500. Blddeford.
formerly democratic stronghold. his
plurality approaches 500. and in this
city. his home, he has $50. The lie.
gislature, which will elect United
States senator, will be nearly s6lidly
republican. there being nodemocratic
senators and few democratic repre-.
sentives.
Chairman Manley sent the following
telegram to Governor Cleaves to-
night: 1.-THE republican party came
In power in Maine in 1865, by giving
Hannibal Hamlin $4,000 majority.
Twice in the history Of the party since
that day 1t has given its candidate a
majority exceeding $1,000. In 1855, Il
gave Samuel iCony $500 majority
over his democratic competitor, aud
In 1855 1t gave Gen. Chamberlain a
msiority Of q, 900 over his democratic
opponent, to-day 1t has given you q
majority exceeding $1,000 over Mr..
JohnSon, your democratic opponent,
being the largest majority every given.
We have carried every county in the
state and will have at least l27 of the
Isl members Of the house Of represen.
tatives which ensures the reelection
of Hon. VIM. p. Frye to the u. 8.
senate, he having no competitor. We
have elected Hon. Thomas B. Reed.
Hon. Nelson Dlngley, Hon. Seth L.
Milllkln and Hon. @. A. Boutclle to
congress, majorities ranging from 8 1000
to $500. The total vote will exceed
10000. Your vote will exceed 1000.
The people Of Maine have thus, 10 .
most emphatic manner, entered their
protest against the deadly blight Of Q
policy that would destroy the indus
trial system built up In this country
by the policy Of projection.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-14

Why send your sons and daugh.
- ters TO an expensive school ?
A complete home and tuition for
year with the very best adyan
tages costs $l6 100 (aId with
strict economy even less) at
PILLSBURY ACADEMY
frepaMss for any American college.
Vocal ar i9strulnental music :os t.
but 80 msge. Send for Gaia.
logns.
JAxEs W. FoRD. Principal.
Owstonna. Mimi.
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81 Il $ 'ysss ~!
Y S 81:
iss....:,,.. 4 ~
ilSGovaas asS a..
anS: rvaA.nn Sr,,,.r 81 rsists:;S y
sisSe ~ M. n. ~ ~. sss q
tosnevx R,v.,css.cn "a = s.,ss "a s 9
~ = so.ss,. ~ .. +. ~ rs.sss.s::
n vnss.ss.. $4,000. ~. 800
rnsnt. n -. 49,. a 49, 80. =,
~ ths,, Ar. = -. 1870 49, -
IN. 1900. ~. = ~. 1870. =. . $780, u.
.onsd - yss..ns No. r n..
son ana r.e.Sls ,,....r,..s .,-s.ss..
n ~ $500 -, ~. so.ss I.Ss
,,,ht r. n,nc.sA ~ -. Art.. ~
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Tie comfy committee recommends that IN nj
towns In which there is no township COMMITTEES,
AZ so sau 81 % LEO %
i've places for holding the election In the 70.
apeciive townships.
by order Of Toe republican county committee
q the county Of Pembina. North Dakota.
D: J. LAxDiL. yUDsoN LAMoUss. Chsirmsp.
oectesAsy' AePuo.Scsn County Committee.
q. e. 8ERMgR,
CnAlLEs RoUsslN.
JOHN F. NAoR1,
GEORGE PIrHa0oN,
9. Z. HAlanf,
E.W. FIlsoN,
L.P. 9fRoNo,
J. D.WALLAcI.
Members REPUBLICAN couu,y commiit.,.
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4es,slasavs cs.vs.s,..,

sde.'s. : Son.s..o, sfss. repse,!csn psr.y
The school house Ia DlAsiet No. ., CssikSs
]. =. for the puspoee Of eoniHatinS two esndi.
aaRs Tor nembsfs OF The houso Of iepeeeenta.
avss: TIP Iests q repssssntation % Dc eame
can crunty convention, and entlties TO renss,
ssntata0n % follows. ~ 'Stss
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! would say as follows as m,
'Yofers.

FiRsT: The board of county COM
mtssloners 10 order to have jurisdio-
tton, to order vote upon the reloca-
ton Of county seat, must have b.
fore them, petition, therefore, sign.
cd BY two-thirds OF the qualified cleo
tors Of this county. Such . petition
10 my oplnlOn Is an absolute prerequi.
site to . valid order for vote upon
the question.
SECOND: tits 10 the first instance
the duty Of the commissioners to ex-
anime the petition and strike there
from, the names OF any persons who
to their own knowledge arc disouali.
fed.
THIRD: Il Is the duty Of the com.
mtssioners to strike from the peti-
tion, the names Of such persons rs
shall personally appear before the
board before action thereon, and shall
satisfy the board that they are not
DESTROYS Of . change Of the county
seat aud further request their names
stricken from the petition.
FOURTH: Our statutes make no
provisions for = remembrance against
the allowance Of the petition and as
such, you can In my opinion take no
notice Of 1t. II, however, 10 Is signed
by persons who also signed the petit.
tion land this you can determine by q
comparison Of signatures) and they
have therein expressed their wish
and desire to withdraw their names
from the petition and are not desire
Gus OF change Of the county seat,
and do not desire vote on the same
and you are satisfied that they have
In fact, changed their minds or Dur.
poses and have, acting In good faith,
Ut this time, requested the withdraw.
al Of their names and are honest in
their requests, in my opinion you
have right to allow them to do SO
and 1t Is your duty to strike such
names from the petition ut any time,
before final action thereon.
i FIFTH: Our statute relating to
tho removal Of the county seat has
fixed no basis from which you are to
determine the number Of qualified
electors In the county. It will there
fore be necessary for you to deter
mine Us . question Of fact and for
yourselves from such evidence % shall
be before you, whether the petition
Is finally determined by you contains
two-thirds Of the qualified electors Of
this county. II It does not. you
should not and have no authority to|
order . vote. Tit does, you should
and under the Law, are obliged to or.
der . vote.
Sixth: In my opinion. the head.
Ing Of the petition while IL might Dol
worded differently is SUFFICIENT.
SEVENTH: You will act upon this
petition % presented 70 you and a.
the date Of its fling. Repetition on
the addition Of names subsequent 70
the date Of presentation and filing
cannot be allowed.
Respectfully submitted,
NC You've,
States attorney foo Penbins Co.
TIE REsOLUTloN.
Whereas. . petition for the calling
Of an election on the question Of 10
locating the county seat, Of said Penn.
blna county. Was duly fled in the Of.
6cs Of the auditor Of said county,
sIsned BY qualified voters Of said
county. and
Whereas. . hearing on said petl.
tion was commenced BY the hoard Of
county commissioners Of said county,
on the said 9Th day Of August, 1884.
the same WAS 6led at which time ssid
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-14

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ne umo and plsce a. tho caueuses 1of eiectins
oeIsEe,se 10 thc ceunty Convention.
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secsetary pro tom. CSsirmsn.