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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-16
New York MarLata

NEW DIRK, May 15.-Affer an extremely dun
opening, enlivened only by point or so In Amer
lean sugar Refining stock, the share list developed
weakness and prices declined ia the entire list.
ne knowledge that Mr.. Gould is about to leave
ior europe was utilized by the bears to make
shafp raid on Missouri Pacific and the stock broke
roHl zS3s 10 2eHs on sales OF only ! COZ shares
ne DIeaE IN this stock, however was sufficient
seIili GIN other parts of the list aud de-
Seii - - i,o on u 20 32 per cent ensued sugar
IEesrer Y 70 4 O53s, AJchisOn 81 to 1854 n ORTIZ
10 90 q, union Pacific "a TO ~ Lad ~ to ga
ana 81 raul IS 10 .-b014 Atcbison vas Is nnfsyors
ty ~. ECU ON tue report that stookholders
HouIu ne assessed SO per sbars nnJ.~ tha ,ar3
RahIZatlon Instead or $40 as hrsr nro.a., ~,
engagement OF S5OD,O00 by Won "A IN 80 a. 60
: Tor sblpmeutto Europe and the tait y t q W
ports by Saturdays steamer led to Tree Sill, -
the room-tra ders. The troubles Ar ~ ~ ING oy
also depressl effect aitkouph aenors SsL mao
statement of officials Of leading lineS ~ s 70
Will be speedily adjusted. The mar T oles
quiet at fractional recovery. 'Su
The railway and miscellaneous bona rnar,at
was easy and tended downward tiovern]raoott
bonds steady State bonds steady Petra Tlent
steady; gales none; June option closed "a IL bqt
Lima sales none. ~
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
wbeat-May, 577sc
FOur-Steady.
Hops-Quiet
Wool-FaiTiy active domestic fleece. ls@25c;
pulled. 2O@9Se.
PiQiron--UulL
Copper-Quiet.
'1ead-QuieE
Tin-BareIy steady straights, $40 go bid: plates,
dull.
spelter-weak; domestic So so asked. Sales on
change, 10 tons Of Tin to arrive per s. n Europe,
oOfse-options opened aun and unchanged to
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NEW YORK, May l5.--The Evening POSTS Lon
don cablegram says; There was a semi-hOliday
tone to the market to-day. II irregular with
American stocks with the rise of five points the
Argentine gold premium TO so The only sati S.
factory explanation OF the state OF affairs I'm Ar
gent IA has been received, but the advance in
gold premium IS mainly due to speculation at
BuenOs Ayres Ia exchange. The Argentine Gov
ernmeQt has probably been premature IN resum-
ing gold payments on the ROJhschilds' scheme.
SILVER was q 9-16d. india is buying, but the tone
is rather weak. Two hundred ana thrty-six
pounds IN gold and United States coin was pur-
chased by the Bank Of England
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ean Francisco Meat NTar'-et.

Everything on the list is ia good supply and
more or less weak. Wholesale rates for dressed
stock from slaughtereTS are as follows:
BEkF-First quality, 512c; second quality. sc:
third do. 512941sc = H.
vEAL-Largr. &C q IL; small Calves, Sc; Dairy
Calves 607c q 10
MI TTON-WetheTs, Sc; Ewes, 5G512c q 10.
SPRING LAMB-615@Sc y 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 49, @t12c for heavy and
medium granted and 334@ic p n for small;
stock HOgs. 3I4@3lac; dressed do, 69624c p ID.
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OMAHA May 15.-Catte receipts 25OU. Mar
ket slow and generally shade lower. Ample
supplies and lower market East caused dull
trade, and most grades OF steers sold a shade
lower than yesterday. Handy light and medium
weight steers sold nearly as well as YESTERDAY.
Cowstut was as usual in light supply, and a strong
market for stockers and feeders generally IN
changed.
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Wood Market.

Posts &C each; Redwood So 25 q cord; Oak.
rough. So SO; peeled, 81 10; Pine, So so; Rail-
road Ties, S5c apiece for 6xS. Ale for 7xS and AS
@250c for 7x9.
IANBARK-GrOund Bark, S24 90 ton.
LUMBER-The Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes as follows: No. l Rough. Sl3@l7
p M 30. 2 SPOIL q NJ: Tickets, rough.
pointed and fancy. SO, $,2@iS p NJ: half-inch
surfaced and clear y O. l. 81 036 e M: No. 2, s22
@2s p NJ; Rustic, No. l, Sl5@23; No 2. S2U@2I ;
ced and rough clear 80 l, SG22: y o. 2.
Sl2@I6; 7. and g.. No. / $I2; No. 2. Sl29l4.
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CON RAD!
CON RAD!
CON RAD!

the
State Lottery Company shall
Manufacturing Company, of Bay LouisM
Communications to PAUL CONRAD, Honaura
Care Central America Express,
mr2Suecd A.
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORlA U8eG0N

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM sem
ocean Dtvsion-And PACIFIC COAST 6sSNs9
5. Co. Will dspa tch from Spear-stree5 wharf.
III ~ A. NJ. Tor the above ports of their Al
iIon steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Mareh2 5 April 4,
Ia, "a, May 4. IA p.
COLUMBIA March 80. april 9, ls. 20. May 8,
l9. ~
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. Ry. and
other dlVergtng lines for all points in oregon,
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska. Idaho,
Montana. Dakota, Utah. Wyoming Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south aud to Europe.
round trip cabin, $50,
Ticket ofiees-1 Montgomery ST., and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery st.
freight ofice-200 California st.
4OODALL, PERKINS & CO. Supt. Ocean Div.
u 10 Market 81. San EranciScn
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INV YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at q; last loan IL; closed
at z. Prime mercantile paper, 21z@3I. Ster-
ling exchange duh, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 Sss46 O. SO for demand and
"a s7@14 6712 for sixty-cays. Posted rates
81 s51394 80. Commercial bulls. 81 S614@4 S61a.
Silver certificates. 6406hc
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. May l5--1he spot market Is dull
at as 1920. Csrgoes are slow at 23s for OF
coast, 24s Tor prompt shipment and 2Ss Sd for
nearly que.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations Tor No. 2 RED Winters
May, Is 71Rd: June. As 6s4d: July As Sd; Au.
gust, As Cd; September, As Sd; October. IS d IA.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May l5.-Consos.- 100 5-le1l O03s (:
Silver, % 9-l6d; French Rentes. 1907 621hc
Sullion into Bank OF England, 1885 900.
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AUCTION SALES.
GHAS. LEVY & GO
CONTENTS OF 1f-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN -r
y francisco for ports in Alaska A. NJ. %EfEKSA
march 70, April and May TO- rs. June esss<sSasass
~ ~ "a. July 8, 9, 49, "a. August 3, y, 1S. %
FOR british Columbia and Puget Sound ports
March II, aud every NTH day thereafter
Eor eureka, Hum boldt Bay, Wednesdays, 9 A. N
for Newport, Los Angeles ana all way ports
every fourth and fifth DAY. A. N.
FOR San Diego stopping only at Port Hartford
santa barbara, Port Los Angeles. Redondo CLOS
Ahgeiesl and export, every fourth and fifth DAY,
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month
1lcket Omce-Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery
street
SoODALL. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents.
II or St ga
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fortlHB - lsus,u-zs.
oATLANp. CT. May 15.-CiearA i;'' ;l64.-
600; bslsp. es. Sz5. OuO
Wheat-Valley. S5c: Walls wala, 75@7715c 3
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PEREMPTORY FORCED sac
81 6A Al IN IN
Railroad stables, cor. Turk and Fillmore SITS.
MONDAY.

p
We will sell the entire stock OF Horses, Car
riages, BuggieS, Harness, etc, form erly used at
the Palo Alto Stables, $40 OFarreu ST. s. f.
Stock consists of AT head Driving, Business Car
riage and saddle Horses. among them several
noted trotters and PAGERS; Landauiettes; Victo-
rias; 81 seated Rockaways; open and TOP Buga
gieS; Rock2wAys: Buses 10 and 80 passengers
each: Single and Double Harness: Robes, Whips.
Blankets. once Furniture Saddles, Safe etc
Take Turk NcAllister st. cars.
.NoTE-Hsving been compelled to abandon the
Palo Alto Stables, $40 O'Farrell ST. owing to leaE-
ing floors, am stabIing my horses at 4 urk and
Fillmore where they can be any time before
sa!e. My carriages harness etc, at Baldwin
Stables, top floor Glasgow ST., bet Eddy ;and Ellis.
Powell and Mason, TO be seen there. am forced
to dispose of the entire stock mentioned above to
the highest bidder without reserve limit.
e r. MILES.
Catalogues now ready and can be. had on appi4
cation to SULLIVAN K DOYLE, Live Stock Auc-
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWALL A-pm
- fortnightly for the west Indies ana 1912
Southampton. calling en- route at ChsTVOu11,
France. and Plymouth TO laad passengers.
Through bills of lading, connection with the
Pacific Mall S, s. Co., Issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports In England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
mouth, ChorbouFg, southampton First-claBs
1885; .hird.clasA S97 50. For further particu.
lars Apply 90 PARRorT q Co., Agents.
sos California 1t
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WHITE STAR LINE.
To Queenstown, Southampton, Belfast,

Glasgow. Liverpool and London.
Very low rtt's now to Irish and British
points per HsmDurg- AmeFiean Lii e.
CLUSE CONNECTIONS AT SOUTH E~z
I ampton ana London for Hamburg, 10Y
Antwerp, Rotterdam. Amsterdam, Paris and All
points on the Continent.
Unsurpassed accommodations on these steamers
For tickets. cabin plans and further information
Apply to
A. w MEYER, General Pacific Coast Agent 4Ol
Calf ornia 81. cor Sansome. San Francisco. ms Il
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Eastern Ports.
NEW YoRK-Cleared May 5-Ship ST Paul, for
San Francisco,
Arrived May 14-Srmr Columbia. from Colon:
ship K ID Rice, hence Apr %.
Movements OF Trans AtIantic Steamers
LONDoN-Arrived May l5-Stmr British Queen.
from Boston.
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General Mer --audise.
GRAIN BAGS-No demand whatever Calcuttss.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
= SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

(PACIFlC SIS fEM).
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive AZ
SAN FRANCISCO.
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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FLoUR-Prices continue without variation
Net cash .pric quoted as follows: Family
extras SO 600 10; BAKERS extras IS bO@3 90;
superfine. 81 7OQ3 p Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are wholly nominal. Nc
charters are reported nowadays. The chartered
wheat fleet IN port has a registered tonnage OF
$500 tons. against 16,40O tons on the same
date last year; dsengaged 81 300 tons, against
81, 500: on the way to this port. ass, 400 tons,
against 224 600.
WHEAT-Very dull. Shippers can obtain very
little Wheat at the quotations, for holders gener
ally refuse to sell at The quotations. so there is a
deadlocE. There is longer any demand foI
Wheat for Call Board purposes. so the market fl
stsgnsnt. 80. is quotsbIe at S71a assoc; choice
9212e; lower gIsGes, Z assoc; extra choice foI
milling, Sl0l U71a p ctI.
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The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
wi call for aud check baggage from hot is and
residences. inquire of lickeE Agents for Time
~. rlls and other In for nation.
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Ross Valley and San Rafael. ..,.....s s.15PM
oOOA-h Point Reyes, Cazaderc and Way Stns s.15PM
sVoA'A. and Way Stations. 7.20P.M
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. = FINAL
~ PROOF
Land Office at Fargo, N Oak,
Feb. Is, 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has ie6 notice of his intention to make
final five year proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be lnado before Herman O,
Sterl Clerk Of the District Court for Rarnes Co.,
VIZ Jakoh Steiner lnHdef his d. II. No. 1885
TOR tho ): W. quarter Of Section Township l4!I
North, OF Range 81 West Barnes County. North
Dakota. And lie names the following witnesses
vation Of said land, viz: Thoms Thomson of Hope
+. o. Steele Co. N. D.; Jacob Rapp. Robert
kunze and Frederick Garloff all OF Ashtabua P,
o. Barnes Co. N. Oak.
WALDO II. POTTER Register.
Winterer Winterer Attorneys, Valley City, N .
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23
"what Hath God wrosht ~

The long life Of S. F. B. Morse. the inventor
Of tho magnetic telegraph, is one of almost
romantic struggle aud interest. Born in 1891,
he was graduated from Yale College at eight
esn. and having strong artistic tastes, studied
painting under Allston, which he afterwards
followed with SUCCESS. Returning in 1882
from Europe, he became much Interested In a
discussion OH electricity, and then and there
conceived the basic idea Of telegraply, the iE-
terval in M interrupted current being made
long or short at will. But he did not take
this up until he failed to be awarded the decor-
ating of the capitol building at Washington.
Abandoning painting, lie worked for twelve
years in poverty and amid many discourage
Nente, until Oh February %, 1874, congress
made au appropriation for an experimental
line between Baltimore and Washington. May
24th. the same year, the line was completed
sent by the inventor. He rendered possible
the present railroad system of our country, for
it could he operated in safety only ny the mid
of the telegraph Teegrapbic operation and
synchronized time arc what make travel 80
safe and speedy on the Burlington. For tick
cts. rates, or any Information address W. j.
G. Kenyon, Con. Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23
NOTICE OF n1OseTGAlsE sAJ4E
.N by Advertisement saia

NJ OAxOEb VT Vkvak1SuA A0G II SAylE
'rps aas ss s ssss sssasSpv w.t. Fl
eb q fS to Charlie.
a sseoldss ss and mine ;S
Eegster "f leeds of the COUNTY Of eeIe IL the
6s. haze of North Dakota on the 9TH day Of Decem
SeSsE "n vch pSos Of
cd to be due at the date Of this notice the sum Of
Three hundred thirty.six and 90 100 Dollars and
n1 U acriCn r or or proceeding has been Instituted at
sa1d mortgage or aay part thereof
Ihe said Mortgage was duly assigned by an in
s,trument thereof duly executed and delivered by
tne sa!d Charles r. Brown to James d. Brown.
dated the 23rd day Of October. A. b. 1903. and
ecoTded lee IN said office OF the Register Of Deeds on
iae Mism day RGo o. 5anpsT n, 1904 ocock
Notice Is 0Gf MeFcby GSea b
power OF sale contained In said Mortgage. and Of
M the statute @ in such case made and provided. ihe
morteaged premises tkerein described. &c ee Which, 5
House In the Village Of sherbrooke, in the Coun-
auction. by the Sheriff OF said County, or by his
deputy, on Monday. the 18th day CT March. 4. d.
elghteen hundIed and ninety-fOur at z O'Clock in
then be due on said Mortgage. with the interest
thereon, and costs and expenses Of sale. and Ten
dollars attorneys fees. as stipulated III said
1uULskdSc u! cttSo VI IOr6clO0Ofe.
The premises described In said Mortgage and
SO 10 Do sold are the lot. pisce Or parcel Of land
North Dakota. and known and described as fol-
lows. to.wlt: The southeast qualter Is. +. A) of
sectiont twcntys (Sec. 2B) In township one hun
dred forty y-four (Twp. 154) north. OF range Hfty-
seven (Rg. 81 west, containing 1tiO acres. more
Or less. according to the u. s. Government Survey
thereof.
1894.
JAMES D. BROWN,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
~ Mcmahon Bros, Attorleys for Assignee Of
4oE&aSe, Hope, N. Dakota,
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23

He stood with bowed head watching
the papers. They rustled in q swirl of
wind and flame, subsided into spasmodic
chickering's, and nothing was left but a
handful Of charred fragments light as
thistle down.
"God, help mel Give me my dream, I"
he murmured, his lips scarcely moving.
A sustained burst Of deep toned sound
from the organ foated to him through
the closed doors. 1t thrilled him to the
heart. He seemed to hear Virginia's
stanch words in their delicate intona-
tions:
II believe in you, Tom"
Louder the music rolled, higher, sweet
or, one keen minor note transcending the
heavier volume and crowning it like a
star. The mans longing eyes frightened
as he listened. The festival of harmony
augmented his strength. His love rushed
out to meet it like flood meeting food.
Virginia seemed playing a pean of sane
titled victory fit for crusader who holds
his standard aloft, though ranking
wound pales his lips.
He would accept her message.
Until the last stvibration had sunk to a
caressing whisper he stood entranced.
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23
DENTISTRY,
Notice to Tax P:yers.
Vfck,s Floral liuitle. 1904

1t contains descriptions that describe, not
mislead; Illustrations that instruct, not exag-
gerate. This year it comes to us in suit of
gold. Printed In eight different colors besides
black. Colored plates of Chrysanthemums,
Poppies aud Vegetables. On the front cover
is very exquisite bunch of Vick's New White
Branching Aster ana Oh the back is the New
Double Anemone; liz pages filled with many
new novelties Of value as well as all the old
leading varieties Of flowers and vegetables.
We adv SO our friends who intend doing
anything in the garden this year TO consult
Wick before starlin. operations. Send 10 cents
to James Vick's Sous, Rochester, N. Y, for
Vick's Guide, it costs nothing, as you can de-
duct the 10 cents from first order. It certain
ly will uay yOu
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23

H0F leaned closer. She felt his hama
upon her shoulder. His mouth, in its
1.-the, boyish curves, was very near her
own.
.Tkere is something else must tell
you FIRST" he said slowly.
In that long, sultry look she knew all.
Her pulses quickened, a fire grew in her
heart. He loved her, then? Oh, he did,
he did1
Their faces were SO close there was q
resistless impulse, moment of con-
fused, delirious joy, and their lips clung
in kiss that drew Virginia's heart with
1t.
Toms lids fell heavily. He was very
white. A great sigh came from his lips:
"Virginia"
But the door opened. Tom had scarce
ly time to stand up before her father came
In, followed by boy with a package.
The old man was aglow with pleas
urable excitement. He closed the door
after the messenger, crossed the room in
his graceful, stately way and shook hands
with Tom.
81 have had a pleasant day." he said
briskly. 'Such delightful coincidence:
What would life be without the unex-
pected? Have you ever thought of that.
Toms'
81 am thinking of it now, sir" and he
exchanged a aeeting glance of arch mean
ing with Virginia. 'sBut I differ with
you slightly. The unexpected can prove
well, at some moments-an out and
out nuisance"
"When it's of an unpleasant nature,
yes, of course-my slippers, Virginia
thank you, my dear-but when it car
res you back to pleasant time and sur
rounds you with happy memories-ah,
thenw .
''Tell me about it, dad," said Virginia
as she leaned over him.
Her face was glorifed. She looked
with naive tenderness straight at Tom
as she spoke-looked until her eyes fell
under the fire in his.
"It happened this way" and Mr.. Kent
ambled drowsily on, ignorant that the
splendor of youth and love was eddying
in warm glances around his frosty head.
II had just cashed my check and was
walking up Broadway. As came near
Bond street, CHANGED to look up and saw
an auctioneer's flag over dim shop in q
basement. went down. The place was
packed, tho bidding was brisk. Pieces of
quaint pottery went for a song, old min
iatures, shawls and rugs. Iwent nearer.
All, how I longed for money, money,
money!
He paused, and Virginia gave an un-
easy glance at the package.
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23

Bill Nye says: Health Journals are now as
9setting, that to maintain sound constitution
! Yoq should lie only on the right side. The
health Journals may mean we'll enough; but
4 whatare you going to do II you are editing a
democratic paper?
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23

The North Dakota Independent must be
running short Of calamity -wailine material.
for 1t has actually dug up the Farners' ALI
ance organization and has-fact-mentioned
that organization couple Of times lately. An
/ election will be held the coming fall-see?
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23
@DYgkATLJORDANar
|. COPYRIGHT 1885 BY ! b.IlpplNCOi / COMPANY,
PUBLISHED by SPECIAL With TtU.M,
SYNOPSIS OF pREcEp1Nc cnAprKRs

Tom Murray. a talented young American Of Gel
tic blood, is transplanted from his home in the
west to New York city to study for the ministry.
He abandons theology and turns playwright. The
first drama he offers to manager is rejected for
reasons stated in very plain language CHAP
TER 1.-THE disheartened young author becomes
a boarder in the home of his sweetheart, Virgin
ia Kent.
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23
FRANK hill & SON,
LIVERY,
Feed and Sale
STABLE.
HOPE, North Dakota.

-'I'tt " EIsF: ~
~ Fret class II, epe,y acay. Coed horses,
fine carriages acith careful dafrers furnished
at a moments notice. Single and double rigs
and good saddle horses ready for use. Terms
reasonable. We are al,oavs ready to bun or
sell good Horse. Come and see US.
FRANK HILL &. SON.
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23

Growers plums have begun to rain down all
over the state. and many Of the great unwash-
3 "a ssts consequently happy, while some are
seatiog sour grapes.
The Hope pioneer., 1894-02-23
ORDINANCE NO. 7.
An Ordinance to Regulate the Run
ming and Operating Of Billiard Halls
Within the Incorporated Town Of
Hope. Steele County. North Dakota,
and to Provide for run ishment for
Violation Thereof.

=, The President and Board of Trustees Of the
IoWn CT Hope, Steele C0anty, North Dakota, do
Ordain as follows:
sECTlONI. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
within tie INCORPORATED ed H Town of : Hone. SteeIe @
County. North Dakota, to keep said Billiard Hall,
or Halls, opea tor any business whatsoever from
and after II o'clock 2. NJ, on each and every day
OF the week.
SECTION II. 1t shall be unlawful for any per.
son son. or r. persons owning or operating Billiard
Hall within the Incorporated Town of Hopa
Steele County. North Dakota to keep said Bil!iar;
Hal Hall; or Halls. open for business Of anv kind
until Monday. at s o 0clock 4. Il. " -
SECTION III: Any person or persons violating
any provision Of this ordinance ahall be deemed
gus Gs %SsqsmssAAsaT Ss noh
than han s25 w. and nd ths he. cosss efs
Of prosecution 'N '''S ~''''
SECTION ". Whereas, an emergency exists;
THIS ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after February 10th, 1894.
natea at hope y. D. February 10Th, 1894.
Il. Il. WASEM, President
Attest:
H. H. BAKER, Clerk. [sEAL. I