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No One Is Blamed.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-The naval court of inquiry which has been invssti- gsting the accident to the cruiser Colum- b,a concluded its sessions to- day and com pleted it's findings in the case. Lieutenant Wainwright went to Washington with the report for the purpose of presenting 1t to the secretary of the navy for his approval. Tt ia understood that the report does not reflect upon any officer of the Columbia, nor upon the conduct or efficiency of Pilot Chambers, but finds that the Injury wsa caused by the vessels striking a portion of a sunken wreck or Q piece of stone or the Bulkhead shoals, May 17.
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The Plague in Hong Kong.

HoNe KoNa, June 12-A plague is cpl demic among the natives here. Fifteen hundred have already died and half the remaining number have fled the city. Many Europeans have been seized with the scourge, but thus far only death in the colony has been reported. The govern ment expects total failure of the opium revenue. It is proposed by the govern msHt to destroy the native quarters, which aye filthy in extreme. and have long been the source of the diseases which have af. fdicted the community.
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w.nt, mcLeoa 10 be HeId.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-George L. Crawford. special master in the Philadel- pbia and Reading receivsrship. will to- morrow file report in the United States court recommending the dismisssl of the petition of Isasc L. Rice, which was filed last December and upon which numerous hearings have been heard. Rice asked the dismissal of the receivers and that Mcleod be held accountable for the results of cer tain eaatern railway deals.
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Superfiuous Hair
anianti.ts Tnm u,

DERMANENTLY removed by electric needles u perfect EucceBs warranted For furlhe pzT1icularE, address
 teS sl- 2. O. BOX qsl.
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VIII Not Chr Cbarter V...

Detroit, June 12.-Ths supreme council of the Royal ArcAuum to-day adopted s resolution changing the date of the annual meeting from the first Wednesday in June to the third Wednesday in May. The council decided to meet h St. Louis next year. A resolution removing the maxi mum limit of $I00 on the number of char ter members of 6 new council was rejected. A resolution to cut down the charter fee to $200 was defeated,
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FnR 2AT,E

EOTE SALEs N> Horse, harness and phaeton, at bar Sgain the owner about to leave the city
 D. B. BRADLEY, ie12 St Ill Wall street.
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An Exciting Gane.

AMHERST, Mass., June 12-The closest and most exciting game of baseball ever seen on Pratt field was played this after neon. Williams defeating Amherst in the twelfth inning, to 1, by a home run by J. Lynch. For five innings neither side eonred
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Head On Collision

PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 12.-A couple of passenger trains oollided head on at Saltwater on the Pascosg division of the New York and New England road at 5:26 this afternoon, through the mistake of the telegrapher, and Fireman John A. Zwahl was badly hurt and was taken to the Rhode Island hospital. Several of the train hands and passengers sustained bruises and shocks.
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Baseball at SavIn Rock.

The New Haven and WIllimsntio clubs treated those present at the game yester- day afternoon at Ssvin Rock, to one of the best played and moet interesting of those played at the Rock this season. The warm weather put keener edge on the players of both teams, and the game was much more hotly contested in consequence. The home team was mightier with the bat than their opponents and took more chances in the field. Winchell, formerly of the city league, pitched for the local team and was the stumbling block in the way of victory to the visitors. The Willi- mantics resorted to dirty ball playing in the latter part of the game in the hopes of bettering their position, but the home team wers the masters of the situation and held them safe, notwithstanding, until the fin ish. The feature's were Nichols snt Smiths catching and Winchelrs pitching Score by innings:
 Miiiinansio: MsM maHsR ::::: e Time of game-l:20.
 Game called at eighth inning to allow visitor | to catch the train
 The local team will cross bats with th Cuban Giants at the Rock, June 20.
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AT CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
A Patriotic Summer Night Fes-
 

IIvaI. This and to morrow evenings in copnec- tion with the summer nights festival to be held on the grounds of the Church of the Ascension, the rector has arranged 8 ssereopticon exhibition of war scenes, with the design of encouraging the spirit of patriotism among the young people of the peighborhood.
 National hymns will be sung by the s. sembly, with the aid of 8 cornet, and the American flag saluted.
 On Thursday evening the exercises will have special significance, in view of the rew national holiday advocated by our several patriotic societies. An admission fee of 15 and 10 cents will bs chrrged.
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Htehestfu Seventy Years.

HUTCHINSON, Kans., June 12.-The Ar
 kansas river at this point is the highest for
 seventy years, and Is still rising. It Is de- etroying thousands of barrels of salt in warehouses near the river, and one of the largest salt manufacturing plants is in i'm. minent danger of collapse.
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"Wednesday, June I3. 1894.
Twenty.PtyeYea Pr,,on,

BOSTON. June i2-Jsmss F. Stevens, colored, was to-day sentenced, under the habitual criminal set. to twenty five years In state prison for burglary by Judge LDley in the superior court at Csmbrfdee.
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- SALEsMAN to sell teas and coffees fo retail AD Eroce.s tD this state !; must resale in New maven CommtsS5oa ana trareling expenses psad- kxpert-nced m n with fooa reference only need address. with fun particulars.
 - TEAS, S7s Clinfan sfae est
 lelo Af Brooklyn. \. Y.
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8 o o o O O 1 o O. {
 o o o o O O o O B. 8 8. St Louis 10. Errors- Louis 2. B Bstteries-Mercier and Peitz.
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THE INDIANS COMING.
Party of Red Men to Visit New Haven
 To.Morrow.

1O.horTo"s
 Major John Burke, who has been associ- ated with Buffalo Bill for 8 number of years past. will visit New Haven to-mor- row with a number of the Indian chiefs and will pay his respects to the mayor of our city and take the Indian chiefs to Yale college and other points of interest In our city. They will remain here wit h us until noon and then take the train for New York to be in time for tine afternoon entertain
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Has Scratched LadasI

LONDON, June 12.-Lord Rossbery has scratched his horse Ladas, the winner of the 2,000 guineas, the Newmarket stakes and the Derby, from the Prince of Wales stakes at Ascot, the only race in which Ladas Is entered at that meeting.
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Princeton Easily Defeated.
Killed at a Brewery Fire.

BERLIN, June The Friedberg brewery at Augsburg, Bavaria. was burned to-day. Six men were killed by the falling of the
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EnterIainmenIs.
POTTS vospERnASn rHxArxn


 Although "oid Sol" has been getting in his work the psst two days he does not af. fect "Poli's." The amusement loving pub lio knowing they are sure to see a good show Manager Poh has so ventilated and cooled the house that 1t is the most com fortsble place in the city. The bill this week is one of the best that has been seen here this season and introduces such well known artists as McMshon and King, the black face comedians; Romolo Brothers, scrobats; the pretty little Arnold eisters Foy and Vernon, sketch artists; Sparrow the juegler; Miller and Hatcher, Gsllsgel and West, and the four Puchinellos. Nexl Friday Manager Poh will donate the entire receipts to the orphan asylums of New Hs ven. The regular bill of the week will b. given both afternoon and evening, and will be augmented by the appearance of severa | artists of local renown.
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eI2I o9S ooS 7z

nF household goods Thursday. June isfh, At O 10 Ia. m, al S5a Temple street extra fine upright piano, made by steiuEsy good furui- ture, cArpets. crockerv, pHantings pictures. esc, ...s. n- .a-.
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rycUptvre Team xvin..

Even Mcintyre & Go. baseball team de. feated the Edgewoods at Westville yester- day afternoon, 4 to 3. The game was called
 In the first half of the sixth inning on ac.
 count of darkness. Score by innipgs;
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Miss ElIzabeth Mitchell D.Yis. daushts,

of Dr. and Mrs. Pierpont Davis of Hart ford, and Otto Adolph Schreibsr of Hobo ken, N. J., were united in marriage at Trinity church, Hartford, Monday after noon. The following persons from New Haven were present: Edward A. Mitchell,
 Mics Esther Stoddard, who was one Of the
 bridesmaids, Mrs. O. L. Mitchell, Mr. and
 Mrs. E.G. Stoddsrd. Mr. and Mra Schrsi- Der left for short wedding trip and on their return will spend the sesson between
 Fernhurst, the Davis summer home on the sound, near this city, and the home of Mir. l Schreiber's parents in Hoboken.
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ON THE RALE FIELD.

The Results or the Baseball Games Yesterday With the Scores and Hits and Rrrors. At Philadelphia
 PPlhllssssPai. PlssssslRP :.:::. SfSd Sii Sii
 Hits-Phladelphia as, Pittsburg 8, Errors Philadelphia 2, Pittsburg 2 Batteries-Tsylor and Gross; Ehret and Merritt. At Boston
 SSisSno, sSssSn; ;,.......... l 8S 95sad 5-ias
 H,rs-Bostoo IS, Chicago ls., Errors-Boston Gill and schriver. At Washington
 $. ss.aiI2,aE'on:::::: IOais. g Ss
 Hits-washington 8, St Louis 10. Errors and saguire; Breitenstein and Peitz
 At New York LouisviIe. .......... 0 o O.
 Hits-New York 8, Louisville {. Errors-New York !, Louisville ?. Batteries-Me.kin and Far rell; Knell and Grim
 At Brooklyn Brooklyn; ;.......... oos o-s
 Hits-Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati O. Errors-B,ook. lyn 1, Cincinnati Q. Batteries-Gastright and Kinslow; Chamberlain ant Murphy.
 At Baltimore-The Bsltimore-C Cleveland game was called at the end of the second inning on ac- count of rain.
 Princeton Easily Defeated.
 At Philadelphia-The University of PennsyI- vauia to-day defeated tue Princeton men. The Score:
 PPsiGnsyiTsnia-.... Psin ss,n. 99d Sis 1-S Hits Pennsylvania %. Princeton Is. Errors- Pennsylvania l. Princeton3 g. Batteries -Schoen- hrIfa nd and
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Aucfion Sale.

Y WILL sell at ublic ~cti0n on Friday. June l I5 at 10 S. ID, 39S State street, all the of- fee furnnuTe, she!veF, counters, machinery, machine tools, printlng presses, printers sup plies printers rollsr works etc belonging 10 the Estate Of G- EdE.Id Osborn q Co.,. formerly dealers in and manufacturers of Rriutersa Sup plies Iol previously dispos i of al private sale. ieqet WILLIAM NEELY, Trustee
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FOR SALE

DAID po!icyholders by TEe Mutual Benefit l Life Insurance Company since organization.
 E. A. CALLAHAN, Agent, iala if @ Church street
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UTELL built surrey. in good order.
 w s. SINNER.
 Je9 7tr) g. Greene street
 Lace Curtains Laundered DY Mime Rennie of New York have the 3D. ID pesrRnce of new ones -slled for and de- liSere1 by THE HOME DRAPERY co, iez ist 6gs TshAptl street
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FIyHAT there are 10 psuncs Of glue in every ! mans body. We intend 10 stick 10 low. spot-cEsh prices on hArowBre. paints and farm tools if it uses up ''our' entire supply
 Ieil 1915 LINsIlET RcuT & co.
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AnaSSan GoIa

Mallory's, | All orange, HAS carpets, chamber and dining room ssts Ill crockery, alFo antiques. lel2 7t4
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Some People

WILL buy scree ns now and kesp ont flies Et w the start; others wlil wait uutl they swarm the hS use and then buy fly traps, sticky and poisonous papers. Whichn you oos
 fell 1915 LINSLEY, ROOT H O.
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For Sale Very Cheap

FTxHREE marble slabs, six feet long, three feet
 X wide and three inches tBick; would be first class for 6 confectioner, baker or printer, or could be cut up into grave stones. Can be seen by calling al the JOURNAL AND CouRIER 0ffsce auy evening F. Iz SEEBE.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

WANTED.
 pEST servants. Ladies reocinF heip gnoula D call here. Thcre Is no other way you can 50 as well We have been established here yanrss Enow hno supply all the besl. Help for any hind Of sork can alwAys be secured here We use Judgment carefully selecting only those thsi will do the work required Finest oface, best .kciH. tsee and largest business ip New England.
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, dis T-y CkEres street
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a1isceIlaucpus.
The Adriance Buckeye Mower

Corning Top Wagon, IsIRST-CLASS maker. good condition. iet lOt BOX gsa.
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FOX SALE A GOOD paying restaurant Gan st A 5e6 7t- S26 GsAND AVENUE.
 15 per cent. Discount HN high sheel lawn moRers. There's but q V hAnofGl left, and we need the room for other goods.
 jsIIisi5 LINsLEY, ROOT 500.
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wASTED. EcogD-HASD bicycle S iels stt sss WOOSTER STREET.
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CLAIRVOYANT

ID EADIS6S on all Private ana Business Mat h terE ME ICsAL-N omsnNs diseases. Consultation in person or by lrtter.
 MARY J. WRIGHT. NJ. D. apss iy onice, ronline Hotel is9 Cnurch st Hand Tade Screens ana Doors. ESTNISHED in walnut. oak. cherry or natural H wood, S5 cents and upward Orders prompt Iy filled
 jeiI ISIS LINsLEY. ROOT & co.
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WANTED,

SITUATIOS by young Swedish man as coach h man good reference Address
 1eil eocstr COACaMAN. this once.
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WANTED

WANTED, HoUSEWoHK girls, cooks, etc also siru- leg sSt Iss COITRT STREET
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FOR SALE,
Al Person Who Can't HoIIer

J English setter pun 10 months old |: house broken {, color orange Bnn white 1es 70. s9s StAte si- E. ". CORNWALL
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WANTEn
WANTEf,.

A STU kTIOS by girl newly landed to dc xA general ho1sework ID private family.
 lel2S- Apply At 5s DAY STREET.
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FOX SALE,

XIvAE first In the field. is first in quality and w first In the hearts Of millions Of farmers.
 1eII IS I5 LISSI.EY, ROOT H co. Agents.
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 A THOROUGHLY competent German or 0 Swedish gtri for gene1sl hcuHeUork in a small family Third bell l2ss CHAPEL ST.
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CTIUATioS by competent girl to do general o housework tn small family city ref rence.
 1sis Iii Inquire iss DEWITT STREET
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6ants.
WANTED,

one Cent . Word sseh tnsertfens Ave esnts Word for . fall wssk, fsevep efmsaD
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WvHEN he has a good thing io sell Is either w short Of ufrd a wisdom, We're still hol- lerin' about our a'SAlionstAll'a ply hDHe. which will stand 900 pounds pressure.
 3ellISI5 sHUsTLhRs,'' ,'' 8 BroaawAy.
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DEATHS.
MARINE LIST.
Visit tho Whira House

Visit the White House. SPECIAL sale ot trimmed hats Hats trim LOST,
 A PoCKETBooK containing quite sum of 5es s%9ney tf Liberal reward if Tafg TssrDsd oFFtSE te FOR SALE.
 Tn Horse, harness and phaeton, at a bar
 D. B. BRADLEY,
 1e12 St III Wall street.
 A Corporation
 TONTROLLING established line of staple siFes man s to % manage % New England agents and md collections: Capital $500 required: no risks sal. and ooe For Sale Cheap.
 O range, f1rst,class oraer marble mantels
 
 boarda, timber, and all the gas pipes, plumbing rates rate jeIs st N 1ss coIEEaE STREET. faSEa'
 NOTICE.
 TTNHE members of Olive Branch lodge, No. e4, 1 F. and A. M., are requested to meet at their lodge room Thursday, June IA, at 9 p. m. sharp, late bfother, Frederick William am Weller. ' \ Mem @ invited to stsnd Friends chspel at 3:15 p. Per order, jel3 2t SOLOMON T. RIGGS, W. M. District of New Haven, s. Probate Court,
 June 18th, 1894. { UPSTATE of FRANCES c. LYONS, late of New I Haven, in said district, deceased. Upon application of Henry J. Ly ons, praying upon the estate of said deceased. as per appn- cation on file more fully appears, it is ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at Probate court, to be held at New Haven, in said district, on the 19th day of June, A. D: 1894, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having circulation in said district. By order ot Court,
 TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN, l je13 St Clerk of said Court.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-07-19
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sal.

WHEREAS default has been made in the cond;
tions ofa certain mortgage, contain ing power Of
sale duly NY EXECUTED 9S;a md delivered Knute An
to j. ". Smith, mortgage, bearing date tie I1ts
day OF August, 1887. and duly recorded in th no
n cayae4 Of DEEDS in and for
stale OF North Dakota, on the 18th day of August
lss7, at 216 O'clock p m. in Book OF Mortgages.
pages 81 and 312, by which default the power Of
sale has become operative, and there is caime VI
TO be due on said mortgage at the date Of III.
notice the sum of Three Hundred ana Scventr'
SIX dollars an Fifty cents 76.5o, and no action
instituted tn recover the debt secured by suid
mortgageor any part thereof, except one WHICH sh
has been en-, here ofore discontinued. ''
Ana whereas, The said mortgage has been dulv
assigned by an instrument In writing dnlv eyec.
uted and delivered by said mortgage J Nv Smith
70 Melvin Montgomery bearing date the Goth day
OF the Register of Deeds in and for the Comfy of
Cavalier, Territory of Dakota, now State Of
North Dakota on the Goth day of October. 1887
at 3 o'clock p H., i'll Book Of Mortgages mage
36S. e"eo
Now therefore notice is hereby given, that nv
virtue OF said power of sale, and the statute in
SuGh Ca case made and provided the said mortgage
and covered by said mortgage, to-wit: The south
hat OF me M quarter (sk se4 dissection
east quarter nH neIl of section thirty-two (;2)
township one hundred and sixty three (l63) range
fifty eight $3.50 containing one hundred and sixty
loO acres OF land, more or less, according to the
government survey thereof. in the County of
Cavalier, State of North Dakota, will be sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash to
satisfy the amount which shall then be due ON
SAID mortgage, with interest thereon, Fifty
Dollars $50 attorneys fee, stipulated in said
mortgage to be paid in case of foreclosure, and
the costs and disbursements allowed by law;
which sale will be made by the Sheriff of said
Cavalier County, or his deputy at the front door
Of the court house in the City Of Langdon in said
County of Cavalier and State Of North Dakota,
fhn RI
o'clock m, subject to redemption Of any time
by law.
Dated July 10th, 1894. 49,
MELVIN MONTGOMERY,
JNO. D. FARRAND, Assignee of Mortgage
Atty for Assignee of Mortgage. Fargo. n D
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-07-19

DaAULT having been made in the payment
OF the sum of Four Hundred Eighteen and 10-l00
Dollars which is claimed to be due at the date of
this notice upona certain mortgage duly exccut-
eli and delivered by Marguerite Jerome, single
woman, norgngor, to John B. Bcauchnmp,
mortgage. bearing date the 2Gth day of May,
ls:E' and with power of sale therein contained
duly recorded in the Office ofthc register OF deeds
IN and Tor the county of Cavalier and State Of
North Dakota on the End day of June, 1890 at 9
O'Clock p. m, in Book 10 of Mortgages, on page
464; which said mortgage and the debt thereby
secured, was by assignment in writing dated
the 18th day of March, 1884. and duly recorded
in the Office of said Register Of Deeds on the
date thereof, duly assigned to the undersigned
Joseph Beauchamp, and no action or proceeding
having been instituted at law or otherwise to re
cover the debt secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof.
NOW therefore notice is hereby given, Thatby
virtue of the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage and Pursuant TO the statute in such
be forcclosed by u sale of the promises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
!, The south east quarter of section numbered
thirteen, township numbered one hundred and
Cavalier county and State of Moth Dakota with
the hercditaments and appurtenances. which
sale will be made by the Sheriff ofsaid Cavalier
county, ut the front door of the court house in
the city Of Langdon, in snid county and state on
the nth day of August. 1894, at O'Clock p, m.
OF that day at public auction to the highest bid
der forcash to pay said debt OF -Four Hundred
and Eighteen and 7O.100 dollars and an attorneys
fee ofTwenty-Five dollars, rs stipulated in and
by said mortgage in case OF foreclosure, taxes
paid on said premises by said mortgage, and the
disbursements allowed by law. subject to re-
demption at any time within one year from tho
day OF sale as provided by law.
JOSEPH BEAUCHAMP,
Attorney for Assignee. 46-S2
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J. >. Lana OnlCe.
Grand Forks N. Oak. July 1lth, 1904

U. S. Land Office.
Grand Forks N. Oak. July 11th 1894
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by John Hay against knut Anderson for failure
to comply with law as TO Timber Culture entry
No. c600 dated July goth 1885, upon the ncA Sec Us
] 1853 N r. 6s W.. in Cavalier county, with a view
to the cancellation of said entry; contestant
alleging that the said KNIT Anderson has failed
to comply with the requirements of the timber
culture law in that he has failed to plant SOW or
caused to be planted or sown on said land since
making said entry 10 acres of trees ,ree-seeds or
cuttings orany part thereof. And that at the
present time there no trees tree-seeds or cut
tings planted, sown or growing thereon the: said
parties are hereby summoned to appear ut this
Office on the Slst day or August 1894. at o'clock
a. M, 10 respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment Testimony will
be ken before II. E. Dorval, County Judge of
on the 9th day of August 1894 at 10 O'Clock a. M
4e-l JAS. V.BRooKE, Register.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-07-19

Grand Forks N. Oak. June Ord 1904

U. s. Land Office
Grand Forks n OAK June 2:;rd, 1894.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Harvey Elliott against Edword II. Holmes
for failure to comply with law as to Timber
Culture Entry No. 5S94 duted Nov. :snd 1856
upon the NWLi Sec. - Z. lG3 n, II. G3 W, in
Cavalier county,N. Dak., will a view to the
cancellation OF said entry; contestant alleg-
ing that Edward II. Holmes has failed to
comply with the requirements of the
to plant, SOW or caused to be planted or sown on
said land, since making said entry 10 acres Of
trees. tree.seeds or cuttings and that at
cuttings, planted, sown or growing thereon,
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this office on the 18th day of August, 1884 at
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
Testimony will be taken before H. L. Dorvai
county Judge of Cavalier county N. D. ut Lang
o'clock u. IN.
4d-5l JAS. V. BROOKE, Register.