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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-03-17

Whereas, the said company has fled in
this office duly certified copy of its charter
with certificate of organization, in compli
ance with the requirement of the insurance
laws aforesaid;
Now, therefore, I, James Cudhie, Com mis-
sioner OF Insurance Of the State of North
Dakota, pursuant to the provisions of said
laws. do hereby certify that the above named
company Is fully empowered through its
authorized agents, to transact its appropriate
business OF fire insurance in this state, &C.
cording to laws thereof, until the 3lst day OF
December, A. D. 1894.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand aud seal at Bismarck, this 28th day
of February, A. D. 1894.
JAMES CUDHIE,
CSEALJ Commissioner OF Insurance
The west half of the southeast quarter and
west half OF northeast quarter Of section "a
In township 100, range 75 in Bottineau coun-
ty, North Dakota, Will be sold at public auc-
ton at the front door of the postoffice in
Bottineau, in said county, on the oath day of
April. A. D. 1894, at 2 O'Clock p. M, under the
mortgage executed by Thomas Walsh on the
goth day Of May, 1890, to Mortgage Bank and
Investment Company, and assigned to Nell
lie I. Holmes, to satisfy $l54.2O now due there
under and costs Of sale.
NELLIE I. HOLMES,
FEB. Mth, 1894. Assignee of Mortgage.
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! Wisconsin Central Lines
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Two fast trains daily between st. Paul, Min
neapolis and Chicago, MiIwaukee and All
points In Wisconsin, making connection III
Chicago with al limos running East And
South. n
Tickets sold and baeeAe "a checked throngh
to III points n the Unftod ~ ~ ma s(,an..
A11tna pr1vin6
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County, Auditors and Treasurer's Report
Detailed exhibit receipts and disbursements the County Bottneau
ending February 28h 1894 showing of funds the
and where deposited
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Date OF first publication. December !. Is.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 80 LEWIS
" street impToVenlent--Ssalsd proposals viii ne
received BY the undersigned. secretary OF the
board Of public works OF the city OF : sattle, up
improvement Of Lewis street from Aesler ave-
nue. TO the north lane % NAlla Maila addition,
IL the citY 0f seattle. BY grading the sane sua
constructing sidewalks on both sides thereof
win parking strips between sldesalks and
roadway. as provided by ordIn ance No. 8.549, in
nov on bic Ia the oftte OF the board % public
WORKS.
Ezch Did must be accompanied By q certified
CHEEK. payable 70 THE order Of the city comp
troll err lor asum nos .ess than i've 90 per cent.
OF the bad, and no BID viii 10 considered unless
sccorn panied by said cheek
The successful bidder viii be requires 70 erl r.
ter into a contract Asd furnish salts act0ry bog q
for the amounts required by fhs c4ey charter
aDG the state laws within tex DAYS after 10 InK
notified Of the award OF the contract 60 hlrn.
failing % do 40 the said check and the mount
1xsd therein viii ns forfeited 10 the city
No person = eligible as bidder WAC hns
vlthia tsO years priOr Ia the letting Of said
contract made GefaHif iu payment % any inst
g 1a lur Auv wtrE Or labor performed. er TOP
ANS skft3 o- material iuTu shed PURSUANT 20 any
suca contract IS herein ADVERTISED, or wao
vitain ssia two ysArs tailed 80 complete any
sueh contract.
said Improvement - 70 - made under and
By virtue OF ordinance No &8Ea and a
amended By ordinance Ne. 9. 40 and tie law OF
the state % Wssaingt0u.
TIE board 81 pubic works reserves ths ? ght
- rtlfct aEv s1d al Ea1S
Proposals AUST ID tudoTsed On the envelope
"Rd for Lewis street IN prDyemsuf."
By order Of Tia board o public works
GEORGE ?. AEACHkM
secretary.
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BUCINGER-In Seattle, AZ 4i0 McCla!r street.
SUNDAY. December 9, iS94. Theresa, wife OF
John h. BucinEer, OF heart disease, aged "a
years
CoHES-In Seattle. at us Main street, sAtur.
day, Doc. 5. 1894. mn infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Msx Cohen. aged days.
The remains were buried in the Jewish GENE
terry yesterday morning at O'Clock.
RIGBY-In seattle. at lis TAYLOR street Sunday
December 2. 1894. oliver Ieffagwell. son OF
SIR. and Mrs John Rigby, OF typhoid fever
aged years.
Services will be held this afternoon az z
o'clock at the family residence. Rev. D. Gear.
rett officiating.
HILI,-In seattle, al HOS sixth street, Saturday
Decent er. 1894. Alexander NJ, son OF A. Z.
IInl. Ct scarlet fever, aged years.
Services were held at the family residence
Yesterday afternoon At o'clock. fntermsut IA
lake View cemetery.
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WHEREAS, THE SEATTLE TELEGRAPH, -
w which has had a contract with the city of
Seattle as one of the official newspapers of said
city, has ceased publication; and,
Mherea., the contract has not vet been en-
tered into or awarded under the call recently
published for an official newspaper under the
amendment to the city charter adopted in
March. 1891 and.
Whereas, it becomes necessary for the Official
notices and publications OF the city to be con-
tinued heretofore until tho letting OF the
new contract by the board of aldermen:
Now. therefore, l. Byron Phelps, mayor Of the
city OF Seattle, by virtue OF the power in me
vested by the city charter, hereby designate and
employ the seattle PoST-lSTELLrGENcER, q daily
newspaper published in said city. as ono of the
city official newspapers, and that said designa-
ton and employment shall continue until the
awarding of the contract for one official news
paper, as provided by amendment No. II 10 the
city charter, adopted at the municipal election
held in Match. 1894
Witness my hand this sth dav OF December,
A. d 1894 BYRON PHELPS,
Mayor of the city OF Seattle.
Attest: K, F. sTEwaRT. City Clerk.
Flied December S. 1894.
Published December 9, 1S9L
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Dry wood. dry wood. dry wood at Seattle
Wood and Coal Company. sl.75 per load.
Sli South Seventh. Telephone 200.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLI4-NOTICE
~ OF assessment roll of local improvement
district No. 50. for the improvement of Temper
suce street, under ordinance No. 1886, and
hearing thereon.
Notice ia hereby given that the assessment
roll OF local improvement district No So for II o
improvement OF Temperance street from Brad
ley street north 10 Ninth street, under or IL
nance No 8, SO, has been reported by the board
of public works to the city council of the city
Of Seattle, and is now flo in the Office OF
the city clerk, aud the same is now open Tor
public inspection at said Office. and viii re-
main open for inspection until Monday, the
lTth day of December 1891 - O'Clock D m,
and all persons interested hereby required
to appear before the city council ia Joint ses-
sion TO be held in the council chamber Of
the house OF delegates IN the city hall on the
17th day OF December. 1891. at S O'Clock p. m,
and make objections thereto At said time so
fixed the council viii consider any and ali OBJ
iecitons made ana viii make such corrections
IN said roll as il deems just, and will then de-
duet the amount of such cost assessed against
street crossings (Which shall be paid from the
general road fund OF the city,, aud will then by
ordinance approve such roll aud levy and assess
the amounts thereof against each parcel aud lot
Of land shown in said roll, aud declare the same
q lien thereon. Said matter may be al iourned
10 a later date IL so ordered by the city council
+. r. STEWART,
city Clerk Of the city oi Seattle
Date ot first Do biication, December !, 1894.
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ADTERrTsEKS NOTICE.

AsFsrusers desiring display advertisements
changed for the sunday ISSUE must hand in
cory by o'clock Saturday 20 insure change
ST,fNTEIIIGENCER co.
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The governor of Indiana is unable to
suppress winter racing at Roby, Ind, be-
cause the people OF that town are in favor
of the meetings because they bring rev.
enue. The governor will appeal to the
legislature
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NI0CKHOIgER,' MEETlNG-THE REGU-
- lar annual meeting Of the stock holders OF tho
Seattle National Bank will Re held At its bank
Ing house on Tuesday, JRDusrF :. les5, at %
?. m, for the choice OF directors and such other
business as NAV properly come before the meet
ing ROBERT q. HUOkE Cashier
STOCKHOLDERS MEETiNG-THE REGU-
= lar snuuai meeting OF the stockholders Of the
BostOs National Bank of seattle will b. held At
IS banking house. on Tuesday. January :. ls'a,
~ 3 % 2. m, TO- the choice OF directors GGd
such Other business s. may properly come DO
fore the meeting 4. n. BkOOhES. Cashier.
rTHE ANNUAL. MEETING or THE STOCK
L holders e the Merchants National baGk Of
Seattle VIII - held on Tuesday, January :,
ls@a AZ ~ c.oCk H.. at tbs oflee OF the bank,
ioT the election % directors and such other bus
iness s. may properly come before the meeting
AN T. RiCk WARE. Cashier.
SNUAL MEEIING-OFFICE or The Sill
Il yer Queen Mining and smelling Company
To the s-cC = aoiders. Notice Is acrtby given
thAt pursuant 10 the bylaws OF tHs company
TIE annual msetiog Of the stockholders OF the
silver Queen ming sud Smelling Company
WEI D held 81 The 0ldce ~ tie company, IN Sc
attie, Nash. ST > O'Clock ? n, on Tuesday,
January :. lssa. Tor the purpose OF eiecuns trus.
tees toT Jhe eatuinE yes- snd the transaction Of
sCcl other business aS may legally core heicFe
the meeting " 2 BUTLER. secretary.
seattle. NsSN- Nererz Der Q, i-@A
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Do you know that Newcastle screened
coal has been reduced 10 81 per toni
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NOTICE TO ONTRACTORS-UNION STREET
~ paving improvement sealed proposals Will
be received by the underEig ued. secretary OF the
board OF public works of the city of Seattle, up
10 noon OF Saturday, December IS, 1894 for the
improvement OF Union street, in the city OF seat
tie, from the east margin If Front street tn the
west margin of Second street By paving the
same with vitrihed brick and Dv curling the
same with granite cuTbing including Herewith
walk crossings between said points provided
by ordinance No. 35S6. in accordance vita the
plans and specifications now on iie the
Office of the board OF public works.
Each bid Is 10 he accompanied by a certified
cheek, payable TO the order OF the city comp
troler. for sum not less than FIVE % per cent.
of the amount bid, ana no bid shall be consid-
cred unless accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder VIII DO required 10 enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bonds
mendoy the amounts required ny the city char
ter an state laws within ten fl0) DAYS after be
ing notified Of the award, failing which. said
check and the amount thereof shall be forfeited
10 the city.
No person IS eligible SIS a bidder who has,
witnin two years prior 20 the letting. made de-
fault in payment OF sny just claim for any WORK
or labor performed or for any skill or material
furnished pursuant TO any such contract "a -
here advertised, or who, within said two yeArs
has assigned, abandoned, surrendered or Jailed
to complete any such contract.
The board OF pubic works reserves The right
to reject any ana all bids
Proposals 20 be Endorsed on the envelope Did
for Union street paw ng improvement"
By order Of the board % public works.
GEORGE =. MEACRAM,
pafs ~ srss ~ hlfeatfCr raeatrha~ 4 fe4s
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LOSE.

I osT-AT MADISON STREET PAVILION.
IL Monday night, Scotch plaid shawl Return
10 ll2i Yesler. receive reward.
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= = ~
DALLAED SKATING RINk-QPEN ENEEI
II afternoon 40 evening. skates. lsc
FRENCH PERFECTION TAILOR SYSTEM;
Il C1&Fgnfecd perfect cuts seamless dresses
without seams ia l5ntaE OF goods. lessons Tree;
not limited. Itzs3s second street
SHERMAN. CLAY 4 CO.. e y. II
htsh-gra1e pianos an8 organs and eveTyt alag IN
TIE music lice. as second street, Hiucklsy nlk.
WINTER 4 HARPER - p Se1s
stock O. EEsscz. Instruments 90 eveTF descfsp-
t.oa- EQrks building. second sd Marion sts-
r. CHRISTIANER PsR M fNP
ptsao zaa oTxs= sa-sE0oas al tie Rlslto, Sec
cd G-e A.a.sou
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Biz


SOUTAR-in Seattle. Sunday. Dec. :. 1894. to
Mr. aud Mrs. John l. Soutar. a daughter
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FOE FxCH4NG r..

IGOR FXCHANGE-FOR FARM LAND, CITY
property or stock Of groceries or part cash.
one watsr-power shinKie mill. now running.
Address al once. A. Y. Post-luteiligenesr-
EOR EXCHANGE-EIIHER or THE FOL-
lowing properties for furniture or merchan-
disc. Lot IN Madison street add. lot in Ross
add. 30 acres water frout near Nashon. Address
iroperfy. Post-Intelljgeuccr
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-BUSH STREET
~ improvement. Sealed proposals Will be re-
ceived by the undersigned secretary OF inc
board of public works OF the city OF Seattle up
TO noon of Thursday, Deem Der 70, 1891, Tor the
improvement OF Bush street and the portions OF
Cullen street aud Germaine avenue Intervening
between the north and south portions OF Bush
street at their respective intersections there
with, from Jackson street 10 Day street, IN the
city OF Seattle, by grazing the same and con-
struetins sidewalks on both sides thereoif with
parking strips between sidewalks AMI roadway,
as provided by ordinance No 9.54S, in accord
ance with the plans and specifications now
on file in the afice OF the board OF public WORKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
cheek, payable TO ths order OF the city comp
IrolIer. for sum NOT less than i've % per cent
OF the bid and nC bid will be considered unless
accompanied by aid check.
The successful bidder viii be required 20
enter into a contract and furnish satisfactory
bond for the amounts required by the city char
ter and the state laws within ten days liter be-
failing 10 do so, the said cheek and the amount
fixed therein VIII be forfeited 20 the city.
No person is eligible as a bidder who has
within two years prior TO the letting OF said
contract made default IN payment of any
Just claim for any work or labor performed
or for any skill or material furnished pursuant
TO any such contract, as herein advertised, or
who within said two years failed to complete
any such contract
Said Improvement ia to be made under and by
by ordinance No. 5i40, ana the law OF the state
OF WASHINGTON.
The board OF public works reserves the right
to reject any and all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed the envelope
'Bids Tor Bush street Improvement"
BY order of the board of public works
GEORGE r. MEACHAM, Secretary.
Date of first publication Der 5, 1894.
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TAXEDFH MIST.

& c BRIG. III FRONT sTAEEL
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Advertisements under the head of Lost
Found For Sale For Rent and Situations
Wanted will Re inserted At tho rate OF I cent
vord escA insertion Payment always In al
vance. No Advertisements received Tor less than
~ cents
NOTiCF-rbe business once Of the Posr-TN-
rELIIoESCER Is open untit II n m. sunday
hours. a n. % q ~. Classified advertise
nents will be received up - this time
Advertisements will - received AZ branch
erfees % the posT- INTKLt1gESCER
TACOMA BUREAU - l1l5 Pacific avenue,
Thomas Ssmmous. Manager.
FORT TOMNSEND-French & Springer
PEIIINuMAM BAY 1t REAU-Naw what
CON. corner Holly aud canoe streets O. n
Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers a. th.s
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Correspondence IN all the principal eis'a =
United States and Europe
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L,oR REST-RED MES'S HALL. CORNER
IT Frcni ant Nerzen: Sc Ter meath. vsc9a.
two days also bail for rasssErss and soclsls a.
lov rent Harms & D3ckns--
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Sight exchange and toegraphie rsha sa.. !
New York, Chicago, ST. Paul, san l $50
Portland and various points n nasas@
Oregon and British Columbia So,
sight bills Of exchange on Londoa "e
elsewhere in Europe. ,....s
Collections made at all points on i''''s'
terms. ..ta.
Bonds, stocks and other valuablos fs's''''
deposit Tor safe keeping.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST cal
Incorporated 1857. Capital, sM,9n
Bailey building, corner second and eaer
Transacts general banking bnsinss2
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Hrnp wASrED-rKsxLx

yyASTED-A GIRL FoR GENERAL HoUs
" work IN = sms3l family. Iaguare az =
Rose street
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DYETSG AND CT EASING.

Gan FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. GO sEcoNI
- street.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits received IN any amount from = ~
wards and interest allowed thereon A1ssl
loaned upon improved farm aud city resl ssas
Middletown transcript., 1894-07-28
PROHIBITION TICKET,
The New Castle County Cold Wate
Party Names It's Candidates.

The New Castle County Cold Water
Party Names Its Candidates.
The Prohibition party of New Castle
County held a meeting in Wilmington on
Saturday and nominated the following
ticket
Senators-Joseph Derickson, Mill Creek
hundred; Daniel Green Christiana hun
dred.
Representatives-Lewis w. Brosius,
Richard w. Brown, Wilmington; Richard
$. Fisher, Mill Creek hundred; DR.. James
Richardson, ST. Georges hundred; Daniel
Maloney, Appoquinimink hundred, Joseph
". Elliott Blackbird hundred; Joseph A.
BIck, Brandywine hundred.
Sheriff-James R. King, Wilmington.
Coroner-Dr. w. G. Winner, Whining
ton.
Candidates Derickson, King and Brosius
made short addresses.
The emblem at the head of the ticket on
the ballot will be home, the same an in
preceding years.
The committee was authorized to see that
mat the ticket was given place on the
ballot.
Resolutions endorsing the Outlook, the
official organ of the party in New Castle
county, were adopted.
The party will make hard fight this year.
and several public meetings have been ar
ranged for.
There will be meeting at Whiteman's
Grove on August I'd. Addresses will be
made by Colonel Balm and Lew j. Bau.
chaup. The meeting will be held both
afternoon and evening.
Middletown transcript., 1894-07-28
THE HUMANE SOCIETY,
superintendent StouL's Errand to
MfddletOwn

Superintendent Stout's Errand to
Middletown.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children has very able and efficient Of
ficer in Superintendent Stout of Whining
| ton, who was in Middletown on Thursday on
a business errand for the society which he
represents. He removed a young girl
from our town to the Industrial School in
Wilmington, having proven that she had
been so cruelty neglected by those who
should have cared for her. that her life had
been imperiled. But by the intervention
Of the Woman's Home Missionary Society
and The Kings Daughters, and the skillful
attention of DR.. Vallandigham, she
was brought from under the very shadow
Of death. and has entirely recovered from
severe attack of typhoid fever. She is
now in the safe shelter of an institution
whose special work it is to care for the un-
fortunate. and she will have every help to
make an upright and healthy young
woman.
1t is unfortunate for the welfare of So
ciety that there is not some other sort of
an institution where brutal men, who dis
grace the name of humanity. could also be
dealt with according to their crime Pub
lie sentiment however; that finds expression
through fearless pulpit and conscien.
tious press is potent influence in a COM
muiity that can but bring reform.
Middletown transcript., 1894-07-28
CHURCH NOTES.

Preaching at Armstrong; Chapel on Sab
bath afternoon at o'clock by the pastor
Rev. F. H. Moore
Regular services will be held in the
Methodist church tomorrow under til,
direction of the pastor. Twilight service
at $50 O'Clock p. m.
We are glad to note the large attendance
at the prayer-meetings of our churches.
There are many persons who cannot leave
their homes during the summer and il is
commendable in our church officials Ia
arrange for the maintainance of these
weekly services.
"Wednesday, August s. will he Epworth
League Day at Wye Camp. In the morning
there will be sermon by Rev. W. E.
Avery D. D. Of Easton. Conservation SER
vice in the afternoon with addresses. Even.
ing service by the Centreville Chapter. All
Enworthians and the public in general are
invited
The unfavorable weather last Sunday
evening prevented the holding of the twi-
light service ofthe Methodist church, in
the open air. But as previously announced
the Sunday school room was opened and
while the refreshing rain came down the
worshipers within made grateful recogni-
ton of Gods goodness. The orchestra
which has contributed so much to the inter-
est of these services was at its best, and stir
red all hearts with the melody and harmony
of the song led by the sweet strains of their
musical instrument,
Middletown transcript., 1894-07-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
TOWNSEND TOPICS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Salmon are visiting friend
in Easton.
Miss Elma Finley is visiting her frient
Miss Wells at Greenspring
Mr.. Abe Bratton, Jr, and Miss Alice
Young have returned to their homes ir
Philadelphia.
One of our enterprising young farmers
Mr.. William Bayne was married to Miss
Laura Knots. of Smyrna, on Monday.
Mr.. Abe Bratton, sr., was overcome by
the heat OH Thursday evening and was in a
critical condition for a while. He is re-
covering.
Prof. Herman Roe was taken i'll very
suddenly on Thursday morning. He is
better now and hopes are entertained of his
speedy recovery.
Winfield Lattomus and family, Miss
Anita Wilson, d. B. Maloney and little
daughter Ethelwyn, all left on Wednesday
morning for visit to Rehoboth.
During the electrical storm which passed
over here on last Saturday afternoon, the
barn of Thomas Lattomus was struck by
lightning but not greatly damaged.
The first base ball team of this place went
to Cecilton on Tuesday and defeated the
team of that place by score of II to IA.
The, same team went to Port Penn on
Thursday and played a game which re-
suited in victory for the Townsend bows.
the score being 1S to Z.
The Temperance Grove meeting which
was held on Tuesday evening under the
auspices Of the W. e. 7. u, was rather
successful notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather. Rev. T. E. Terry, of Wilmington,
gave good temperance talk, and by dis
pensing with the greater part of the music, |
the crowd was pretty well served with ice
cream and cake before the heavy rain came |
down. The ladies announced that they |
would be prepared to serve cake and cream
again on Wednesday evening. There was
4 goodly number in attendance and the net |
amount to about $500.