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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07
THE TExARKANrAN
]. ". GARDNER, Editor and Prop.
THURSDAY, JUNE I, 1894.
RATES.:

uThe Daily and Weekly TRxARKANIAN are
entered at the postofflce Texarkana as
second class mail matter.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07
TEXARKANA,
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Railway Time Card.
ST. L., I. M. & s.

ST, L., I. NJ. & S.
No. 81, Texas Exp. arrives 8:15 a. m.
No. So, Cannon Ball arrives 1:20 p. m.
No. 53, Mail Exp - arrives $40 p. m.
No. 81, Texas Exp. departs 7:15 a. m,
No. Sc, Cannon Ball departs 2;25 p. m,
No. 81, Mail Exp. departs 7:45 p. IN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07

H@,- slAsx.uaAusnr tea cures Constipation.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills constipation,
bilIousness iaundce, sick headache. INDIGESTION.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07

constable OF Garland township, subject
10 the action Of the Democratic primary
elaction.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07
Hoods sfs's'fsiil' Cures

what Hoods Sarsaparila had done for his son. l
concluded to try Hoods Sarsaparilla SOL bought
six bottles Of It about three months ago. had
not taken 1t two months when could see 1t was
doing me more good than anything | had taken.
| have now used about three bottles, The sores
have all healed up and
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07

My Limb Is Perfectly Sound.
1t has also benefited my general health and I
am now able to work at my trade Hoods Sas.
saparla receives all the praise and I cannot
recommend It enough for the good 1t has done
me-" 3. i. THOMAS, Evansville, w. Va.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07
A Mass Of Corruption.

could get but little ease and comfort and less
benefit from the medical treatment I received
Some OF my friends advised me to have the leg
ampulated, but hestated, not wanting to lose
a limb. Perchance saw an advertisement In
a paper embracing testimonial for Hoods Sar-
saparllla from one Mr. John McMurray, telling
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07

ST. L., Il S. w. RY.
No . from Waco arrives 6;45 a m
No. 2 FOR Memphis leaves 7;05 m
No. A, Chicago n Memphls,ar. $40 pm /
No. 4 for Cairo. leaves 700 p m
No. l for Waco arrives 1885 p m
No. | for =" leave 900 pm
No. 8 Waco Ex. south ar. 9:35 m
No. 8 Waco & Ft Worth Tvs $50 o m
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
n RDINANcE no. XVII.

Reing an amendment to ordinance No. 4.
Be II ordained by thr Mayor and City Council
of tn. c',!'?f Hot SPRING, D -,
In sertinn M IT ordinance No. the wnrds
t.twO hnrsp' bs inherited
ssc That .:ef.r; 'hr Mo,is "raxsbls se%i. q.
Z th. following wrrhs hr inherited tsrwtt: sOns
horse Z, ,rtr, water wagons. drsyr, wagons and all
sther vehicles tisrd IN the city for pay, Fifteen
dollars ($l6l tss snnnm earh." =
SEc T. Al ordinances ar paris Ut ordlnances,
res,lniions or parts Of rrsslutions in canaict
with thta ars,insnce arc hereby msde void End Ut
nO eflece.
e.cs4 This ordnance ehall he, In full force
and effect fs0m and after ita pasaaee, appf0val
and publication a. prnvided hv lsw.
10: approved, Feb. u, l0el. pabliehed feh. =
J. 3. DDcxovgn, Nayne.
&c. Dsoxovsa, City Auliias. SO
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
VITAL ISSUES.

The trans Mississippi congress which
has been in session at San Francisco
considered and acted upon subjects that
are of most vital Importance to the
country.
They resolved in favor of the Nicara-
qua canal provided it be constructed,
owned and operated by the government
of the United States; resolved in favor
of reopening the mints to the coinage
of silver on the same terms as gold, at
a ratio of 16 to 1; memorialized con-
gress to establish and maintain at a
central point in the great artesian basin
of South Dakota an experiment artes-
ian irrigation station; declared against
any attempt at the restoration of the
monarchy in the Hawaiian islands, and
favoring annexation to the u. s.; also
favored the creation of q government
secretary of mines and mining; and fin
ally resolved in favor of equal suffrage
amid the most uproarious applause of
the whole congress-.
There were delegates present from
nearly every state west of the Missis-
sippi, and their resolutions are decid-
edly important in that the congress is
so representative.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

Our own Congressman Lucas has
been arrested at Washington. But he
wasn't jailed. 1t seems that the house
was suddenly taken with a sense strict
ness Tuesday afternoon and ordered
all absentees arrested and brought
before congress-. Capt. Lucas had just
gone home before such order was issu-
ed to attend to his wife who is sick.
So the sergeant-at-arms was sent after
Captain, together with number of
others, but his excuse was good one
and he was discharged. It's very sell
dom that Congressman Lucas isabsent
aud when he is it may be depended
upon that he has good reasons therefor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
Looks. RA7,HER LIBfLs,Us.

Somebody must be after Gov. Shell
don's scalp in earnest, as the following
Washington Associated Press dispatch
would indicate: ut is not unlikely
that an investigation will be instituted
by the government into the uses to
which the Fort Sisseton Reservation in
South Dakota has been put by Gov.
Sheldon, Of that state. The last con-
gress gave to the state the right to use
this reservation for the encampments
Of its state militia. There were about
100000 worth of improvements on the
reservation. It is alleged that Gov.
Sheldon has sold a building worth sew
eral thousand dollars to one of his
neighbors in Day county for $50. It is
further alleged that some 200 tons Of
hay were cut on the reservation during
the past year, which is up to date un-
accounted for. The state had no title
to this property, and even if it had, Gov.
Sheldon was as much without authority
to sell any portion of it as he was to
dispose of the improvements, and SO the
matter has been brought to the atten-
tion of the authorities here for investi-
cation. When Gov. Sheldon's explana-
tion is received it may put an entirely
different construction on the affair.""
The STAR doesn't believe any such
thing of Gov. Sheldon, and as the last
expression in the above says, we believe
his explanation of the matter will ma.
terially change the report.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
FUvERsh REFORM.

At the Twelfth annual convention Of
the international Funeral Directors
Association, held October 4, 1893, at
Detroit, Mich, the Rev. DR.. w. w. Car.
son, Of the Jefferson avenue Presbyte-
rian church, delivered an address ON
aFuneral Reform" that was full of
common sense and deserving of wide-
spread and careful hearing. Our towns
man, Jos. Vincent, was present and
listened to the address, and we are OBJ
liged to him for copy of the minutes
Of their convention. We quote few
sentences that show the line of thought
and main points:
"The best civilization of the age and
the purest christian sentiment alike
give their approval to that feeling
among men that prompts them to pay
proper respect TO, and careful burial Of
their dead. But in doing this it is not
infrequently the case that the duty,
which is q religious one, is carried out
with an extravagance Of pomp and dis
play quite out of keeping with the
spirit of our holy religion, turning a
solemn religious ceremony into an or
nate street parade, as though the open
m0uthed wonder of the curious on
locker was tribute to the worth of the
deceased, or communication for the loss
which society has sustained"
1.-Two considerations should gov.
ern US in reference to their burial-san-
itary and financial. It is no part of
our duty to the dead, and no worthy
homage to their memory, to expose the
health of the living or involve the fam
lily, already suffering the loss of friend
ship, in burdensOme debt. The custom
of kissing the dead body may be and
no doubt is, q tribute of tender affec-
tion, but it is q custom accompanied by
the very greatest peril. The noble
Princess Alice died from the contagion
caught in kissing her dead child.
The room where a body lies in
state should never be crowded.
Fulsome laudations of the
dead are not only unnecessary but are
of very doubtful FORM"
The association was appealed to to
assist in reform in this matter" and
by a rising vote Of thanks to DIR. Car
son the association testified its approx
al Of his suggestions.
tits to be hoped that society will take
up the matter and that agitation may
not cease until it shall be .fashionable"
to conduct funerals sdecently and in
order" in accordance with sanitary and
financial requirements. The poor may.
be inferred as shonorably" as the rich
when expense ceases to be the measure
of respect.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

The Custer Chronicle corrects the
STAR concerning the commissionership
contest in that county, and says that 'it
is the defendant who appeals the case,
and the appeal is not solely taken for
the purpose of evading the chances in
volved in casting lots for the Office.
There are other features of this decis-
ion, if the STAR will take the pains to
look them up, which are even more in
tolerable to the defendant than would
be the matter of pulling straws."
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

The society organized to move the
county seat of Lawrence county from
Deadwood, held a meeting Friday night
last and upon vote of 16 to IL, between
Lead and Spearfish, decided to place
the former in the field as candidate
,fhr the honors. But according to the
Bulletin Spearfish feels as though there
were unfair means resorted to by Lead
in order to secure the nomination, and
they therefore do not feel bound to sup
p ,rt Lead, in which event it would of
course be impossible to remove the
county seat from Deadwood.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
County B,,.,n. IS.

The SrAN has already given the m"re
important features uf tlle business
transacted hy the h,ari at its recrrt
SESSION. H. F. Rose, of Oellici. WAS
awarded the CONTRACT for building tire
brl gts on llols i,4ad and Hat creek,
Jos. Denn.s refusing tn give bOn.'s tO
complete them as pr his bid, wllicl,
was the lowest.
The y t,tion of Mrs. Isillups for
change of r"at; WAS denied.
~. a Powell " awarded the con.
tract f0, nuri / of paup~rs at $.5 each.
The petiii0r Of ti,r res dents Of town.
ship lO. ran Ie Z. for tOA Msllips Olgaii.
.t,O,, was rvcOilsldered aud laid over
nn,ll ti,e applicants co,np,y with state
law.
states att. lie! Keller vas requested
to appear Uei"re tile Custer cu,,m!y
commissioners in matters Ot Gusts of
the FIyim, case winch WAS tried in I. is
county.
the all.,itOr was instruct. d to advpr-
tise f"r bids for public lrint. t.ng, county
ns>iciam. and for application for seed
gran.
Bills We're allowed to tile extent of
$I1!E; ~, principal Ut which were c.,,,,,ly y
ot,lc. rs salaries; W. II. Frye 1910. IT,.
frne in circuit cu,,rt. lara Bremen
$3.50 sten"grarl,er in referee case; T..
L.. L.. Grant. .;.l" $50 ~ stellU.raper clr-
cult c.'nll; . l.. Morris clerk s45;
wulf bUnmiips $50 50
The board adjourned tall April..
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
MoRTaAsE SALE

Defanlt has tsen made IN the conditions. Of ..
Western Farm. Mortgage Company, . .nrpafstion,
dated August 9th, 1854, and sssivn~d to Grace
schuyler, ms'rtgxging northwest quarter of sec.
r.nge seven q, east Of the Hack Hills meridian,
containing 100 arr.s situated In ~ River rouhty,
south l,ak"ta Tn. sm.nnt claimed =, l.e dne On
and sb l0C dollars and Ten dollars attorneys fts.
Notice Il hereby given that said n,GrtHsgr will
. -aaicisnt pari ta~ref, on the I'D day Of aarrh,
1894, At 0clW- X u. m ~ the front iO.r Of th~
office OF thr register ..f dees in Hot Springe Fall
River county, s0nth Dakota.
Dated ut Aberdeen, y. D., this l2,h day of Jann-
arv. 1894
w. F. MASON. (3RAcE SCHUYLER
. A,turney. Assignee Of MUrtxsgee.
First publication Jan. 10. ~
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

Another silver bill has been intro.
d iced in the house, by representative
Hicks, of Pennsylvania. It is entitled
q. bill for the Encouragement of the
Mining of Silver in the United States
and the Formation of Silver Guaranty
Banks" 1t provides, in brief, that any
person may deposit with the govern
ment $4,000 worth of silver bullion,
AMI by depositing % per cent of the
value in interest bearing bonds as a
guaranty of any depreciation, may r-
csive $50, ,,Ooo in legal ten Ter treasury
notes redee,',"','c in coin.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

The gathering of Woman Suffragists
at Washington this week has been
largely attended, and one of the most
enthusiastic ever held. We believe the
sentiment in favor of equal suffrage is
growing and that the time is not far dis
tant when every state will resolve in fa-
vor of the measure. Wherever tried it
has met with general favor and such
expressions as the following from SEN
ator Carey, of Wyoming, tend to do
away with the great prejudice that has
always existed against giving woman
the privileges of the ballot. He says:
/ the b,n1ion is z5cd Wyoming, have
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

The Deadwood Independent declares
that socialism is the only remedy for
the existing condition of affairs. It
may be, but we imagine that the editor
of the Independent will have some
trouble in convincing people who have
been toiling hard for years, and by
rigid economy have accumulated a
little "for rainy day" that they must
divide what they have saved with those
who have either through laziness or
extravaganza failed to accumulate
any of this worlds goods.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
NO. XIX.

Repeating Ordinance No. %, and ali amend.
i,ents thereto.
Be 1t ord .i.r.l by tn. Mayor and City CN,ncii
of the city # IiO. Srrinrs, y. IT,:
amendment. thereto, relating .n the ''granting Of
the '.s4. 1T certain atre .te and highways far the
0ueration nf street railway. Z" John F. Parks
anil y; u Westovrr and associates" be and the
same 4. hereby repealed.
SEC !: This 0riinanc. shall TAX. effect from
and after i!s Dnssage. approval aud publication
as u 0viptl by law.
First reading Feb. s; second reading Feb ls:
published Feb. -.
AnprO ed. J B. DicKOvEu, Mayor.
DO. DIcKOvER. Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

A cowman from Wyoming stated yes.
terday that there would surely be fin
ish fight between the cattle and sheep
owners in johnson county, as one OF
the other had to go, and it wouldn't be
the cattle either. He intimated that at
no distant time the cowmen would just
merely drive the sheep out of the coun-
ty.-Lead Tribune.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

Monday the president sent the name
of Senator Edward d. White to the SEN
ate as associate justice of the supreme
co ,rt, and the appointment was con-
fl med. It was three times and out
wi III this office.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

The Aberdeen News reports that f.
A. Burdick, financial secretary of the
Methodist college at Mitchell, has
raised 3,19O by subscription in the east
ern part of the state during the past
month. He expects to raise 5000 more
before next conference. People gener-
ally believe in keeping up such institu-
tions.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
lRDINANcE NO. -xlyllI.|

/ Nglesx sxaAkA1nahe - 1s3s,s1A ~ ss,ua
EsEssseA. end Vssvtatas fee " ceApsssaalsa
Wsssi;as. No ordisaac. A.s sssa aAos,sl
sesss::s. = dseslss sus dsssss u shs tsssa q
\ y we Csey Ut !iot springs y. D.
|, 6ec5loA !. Thxt The mayor b. end with tho
Sosseae Ssshe c.ancil shall on =. fret A1nvsy
0sH oNleso OF health cvnsetinR Ut lhlte nenalefe,
wsasss,sta as ot un.e ehsil eAi. nd hntil lhs MSS
Y 1ss0usE IN Nay losl..Winx Or until their susxAo-
'soss ars. as,traii,,su and ceufr,ned.
( sEc ihs ds,tes Of th- city. bosrd. Of health
~! e. .sake coYn.xseee OF ahy aud III. nes-
Gems and snopt such measures 10 in lheir iuus.
n.ent y needfui " maintain = high stanIssu vf
Skc. :. Each member Of rsid board of heslth
NUM-. payable quarterly by warrant diswn ON tbe
SEC. .: All ordinances, resolutions OF m..tsons
u Sondict with thus ordinsn.s arc hereby to-
SAc. 8. THE ordinance shsll take eject fr.n
anu sdsr iss e ps.'sE srp.S,s sad pso'tca.oe
reading sss ~; paol'shsd FfsSssasrs =. 49,.
J.t. D,cxovxs. City Xaaitor.
%k ,s aSM sSLS sASsE " RSan WnY ssTRFs FRFs
SHOULD Nut BIZ MADE.
state Of south DakUta, County Of Fall River,
LA County Court
In the ms,trr Of the estate Of willism q.
William y. stanley, Jr., Administrators Of the
estate IT William, n. sisnl~y, dtypaset, having
nled his pstitun In the ta.d county ronit, play.
dscedent l.ins and being in the c.unss u essi.
state Of South Dskutn, and fur the puri,oee est
f.lth tp bic ssid pstition; It Y therefore
stanley, 0f said county, widow Of said decreased
Wsse.soSs &; IT s.d s,.t. p s..nisy q n
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

Rlonn+.s ,,rrgressman Pickler has secured a
refusal of M,ble report from the committee on
Hawaiian reprlands upon his bill to reimburse
tion as toe settlers who moved upon the Grow
States Gteek reservation when it was declared
slsionai Gtan to settlement by President Ar
u.a~ng y. q, ., ~, and were afterwards forced to
~ M u.,,a;; the land they had improved, upon
,,resont .1s order of President Cleveland. The
bill calls for an appropriation of $780,
050 to pay those evicted settlers
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
I'm 10 the Times.

Not to l,s ould"ns ty the outside
world. the Black Hills has stage and
mail robbery 80 record. On Saturday
evening last the Speartish and Miles
Gay stage was held up when abtnt
tW m,ies out fr"m the former place.
1peemaiI sack was cut open and rifird
sys .,a,ever had the appearance Of be.
ir1 ,. II Ialnahls to the robbsrs. Two ,i,en
lrnoSt ,rll.tsd the deed. and thss driver:
one was : Msxicsn and the
So N; Msxic6a ~ been.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

The senate refused to confirm Peck
ham, of New York, for associate Justice
of the supreme court. It is in order for
Hornblower to extend sympathy.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TIMBER LAND ACT, susx 8. 1873, AND ACT OF AUG
UeT 4, 10s2.
limited Elafes Land Ofiica Ranid Cifu q n

UnIted N!HseE LHhd Omce, Rapid City, 3. H.,
:. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the prwieiOns of the act Hf Cngrves Of June 1873
and oct 0f August I. 1892 entitled IAN get far the
Orex.,n. nevada and Washington territory. J" j"hS
>tshler of Wind CaveP. ~, county of Custer.
state # IT. south D.kota has THE dsy nled in this
chase ,f the =. 3 x Of eectiun No. ~ one. IN
t'wn.hip No. t6) south, range No. s. =. B. II u
nnd will offer pros.f TO show that he land eought
is moro valuable for its timber or etne than f.,r
Agricultural pnrp,ees. and tO establish hia claim
tD eatd land hefore the register and receiver If
18Th day Of April, 1884.
He names ss Witnesses, Je.ee u. Mcdonald,
timer L.. Mcllnnald. Peter Pauleon, Charles w.
Stablrr, all Of Wind Cave, y. u.
Any and oil parsons claiming adversely the
shove drarrihed lands sre requested t0 ale their
claime In this ONCE ON OF before esid 18th dsy Ut
April, 1894.
First publication Jan 10. ~ " IL
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

Gov. shortridge, of North Dakota, is
at Washington urging an appropriation
to carry on an determination of the
Russian thistle.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

Yellow fever has broken out at Rio
Janeiro, and is killing off more men
than their months of war.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
ID EpnnT or rmE CONDITION OF THE
I'M. MERCllA MIS- S1N A1k II ,Nn

ID EPUHT OF TIIE CONDITION OF THE
III MERCHANTS STATE B,Nn
If Hot Spring.. In the state "f south Dakota,
ut til. ciUsa "f business February H. 1924 made
tn the public examiner ami ex-"ifcio sulernten-
dent Of banks:
RESOURCES.
l.rnn. and discounts .......... e5ssV n
the,drafts ui,serr'ed. ................... ~
Furniture and fixtures. .............. l,MN 90
('ilrfeNt expenses. 8O6 Gb
Cash and cash exchange .l7.iG3 IA
Total liyi;iIil;iss sa's's 20
CAPITAL stock paid in. in................s .sl25' on
Undivided prslfta .................... aO8 ~
Dep"sits subject To check. k.............. llsl8 Is
T,tal.. ................ sas,s49 70
STATE 0r Ha,l'rH DAKOTA, z
C0nnty VI Fall River.
l. D.vi, Benuison, prcsident at the above
named hank. sio rolrmnly swear that the ab.,ve
statement 10 time aud cufrert. 4
DAVID BEw<ItnN. President.
enhecrihed and sworn tO befOre me this 18th
day OF February, 1884,
I. .W.lAFtslcsx,
~. Notary Public. &
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

The wool growers of Pennington
county held meeting at Rapid City
last week, and after listening to few
addresses came to the combustion that
G L. was too late, as we'll as futile, to petit
,reS tion the present congress kill the
mi, tree wool clause Of the Wilsdh bill
lg itwould kill their industry. They de-
H caded, however, to take some d l,tion con-
I, a oerning the large number 0Ss ~ that
" hsd been driven to their port menu
o...l y. s,.e Is without being inspeeteY
4. 90 nccnixatiOn prOnoGes to seeE Was
e. copper that tho ~; compli, a nonin
ung that VOL tio1 q antp a senoe1
j wiss alAI Ishseta rJmills. &
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23

California's desperate outlaws, Evans
and Morrel, have been captured at last,
at Visalia-Evans' home.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
f,rrY A!DIroRs REPORT ENDING JAN.
~ UARY l. 1904

f,IrY AUDITORS REPORT ENDING JAN.
~ UARY /. 1893.
Warrants tssuetl On general fund. :. 80. Sk,G7 O.
Warrants redeemed on general fund -. Il, ,8s8 o.
Warrants issned on special fund. ...... lb,e4 3
Werrants redeemed tIn special fund..... 16t s.
Warranta i.sned on intrrert funt ...... 2,lOi O.,
" Warranta red. emed on inter st fund.-. 2.lOi 90
Wsrrsnts iseapd n city hall fund ...... $3.50 Sc
Warrahte redeemed sn ctty hail fund ... b0a8 IS
Interest paid on warrAnte resieemed.... SEA n
LlABIl. TIES
Watrants outstanding IN general fund .sss al o.
~ arrants outstanding tl.. ixl fund >. l65l3 0H
Wsiiarte Outs'a landing On city hail fund. 32i8 81
bonded city park. .. .............. l5UO u
Bonded city hall .......... ............ 0MO 90
S78,,y1 70
J.C. DIcKOvER,
City Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
SALE.

BY virtue of special execution issued ont OF
the county Of Fall River and state of South I.k-
t.: upon judgment rendered and docket4ti IN the
said court, on the 9th .lay of December, A. H.,
lS93. in MI action wherein Will am a,xhOrn 10
piatntih nnd Chrie'0phnrt. Chamtere and Susau
U. Chambers are defendants. In favor of the sid
platntih aud against the said defendants for tho
sum of seven Hundred and hirty. ine and ~ ito
dollars, which special exscntinn was directed and
of Fall Itiver, have this 18th day Of December,
A. D.: 49, levied upon all right, tile and inter-
est s'f the said defendants. Christopher q. Cham
hers ANA Susan 7 Chambers In and to the fall..w-
ing described real property. }swi': L.de one tll
two e, and three t8) IN il.sck number twenty-five
~, and luts thirteen (l8I and fourteen ~, iu
block number fifteen ,lh, in the town of Cascade
Medicinal Springe In Fall River county, South
Dakota
Notice is hereby given that Z. the undersigned,
as sherth NJ afes lid, will sell the above dss.
crihed rial property Il, the highest hidder. fer
cash. at public suction at the frOnt d..or If the
court hOi!a.. IN the city nf Hot Springs IN the
county ut Fall River and stxis Uf SOuth Dakota,
an Ssnrday the Sath day Of February, A. D., 1924,
at 2Uclck y. m of that day, Il, satisfy the esid
execution, together with the interest and costs
theron.
dated January 10. A. D., 1884.
ED ". BlAKEr,
Sheriff in and for Fall River cUuntv.
First publication January 10. 48