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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-28
They Will PLAY Ball.

A unique baseball game will be played
at San Pedro park Tuesday afternoon,
April Q. The proceeds will be donated to
the Protestant Orphans Home. The two
Team No. John Stevens, James
Thornton, Jim Simpson, Frank Wash
Red" Rigsby, Fred Gibson, Geo Walker
Jones Irvine and KOm berly.
Team No. Wv. 5. Temple, Joe George
Frank Smith, Arthur Storms. Jim Epson,
G Smith, DIR. G.. Graham Watts, Frank
Bushick and Charles CreSSOn.
Sam Bennett will umpire the game.
Headache badg Get Miles ala Pina
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

L. S. Marshal Ware and his chief
deputy, Mr.. John B. Walter, leave
today for FL Paso, where court will
soon convene.
Hon. 7. Nj. Paschal, the ex-con-
gresham from this district, is in
the city and may locate here.
w. Il. Maffett and wife, of Min
neapolis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Beckley, on East Commerce
street.
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Straet Car Casas.

The cases of the street car men, Willis,
strncting the street last Sunday by stop
ping a car, were dismissed by the re-
corder yesterday. The case of PituSon,
the mOtOrman who blOckadPd rho fire APP
paratuS on Houston street Sunday after
noon, was settled with a fine OF s..
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An Honored Visitor.
los w. Commerce

A pleasant call is acknowledged from
Mr.. j. S. Rose, of San Diego, Cal, who,
with his wife, is stopping at the Alamo
Flats. They left California last August
for nine months trip over the Union,
aud so far. they have travelled over TWEEN.
ty-fOur different states. They spent most
OF August and September in the eastern
states, and the other months in the south.
Mr.. Rose has found the San Antonio eli
mate very agreeable to his health. They
expect to spend the month of April among
the grand canyons OF Colorado, after
which they will start for their beautiful
California home.
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$500 and $1,000.
WHAT Is 1T ?
are Unable to Say Wheth-
err It is Man or Woman.

This wonderful freak of nature will be
IN exhibition at 32l w. Commerce St. for
two days longer. Nothing similar has
ever Geen seen or heard of before. It's
worth coming hundred miles to see. II
any one heSitates about visiting this eX-
hibitiOn they certainly cannot understand
the magnitude of this interesting living
wonder
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-28

Maud Wyatt, the four year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James r. NorcrOSS,
of Grand View addition. died last evening
of capillary bronchitis. About three
weeks ago she had pertuSStS with slight
"ronchitiS. and was cOnvaleScing. when
she cuaChta fresh cold, which rapidly de-
veIoped into the capillary form.
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ATTETIoN I. OBJ B.

The funeral Of brother ID. S. Rad
zipski will take place at D o'clock
p. m. All members are requested
t. attend.
J. ID. OpPENHEIMER, Prest.,
, IS 1t Edar Lodge 2ll |. O. B. B.
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LIGHT FLASHES.
Bon Bons, Chocolates at Webb

Bon Bons, Chocolates at Webb's
327 l mo
For RENT-Four room house,
shade and fruit, south front. III
Utica street. - on
Try Webb's delicious Ice Cream
327 mo
The Scientific society will hold
a meeting in Shafer & Braden's
hall tonight. A. H. w. Norton will
read a paper entitled "The House
Sparrow"
Waiter wanted at Harnisch &
Baer. ) y 1t
Palace Of Sweets, Alamo Plaza.
321 l mo
I'm the United States Circuit
court yesterday Judge MaXey over
ruled the demurrers and gave de-
PENDANTS until the first Monday in
May to file answers in the case Of
Mary F. Ames VS.. p. H. Went
worth, Jr., ct al.
All cold drinks at Webb's.
327 mo
Mr.. Albert Bergel, the popular
chief in charge Of l.. Wolfson's
mammoth furniture department.,
celebrated the 34th anniversary of
b birth yesterday, in quiet way.
Fine ladies' driving horse, harness
and buggy Must be sold at any price.
Owner leaves city. III San Pedro Ave.
3 - 1t
-Webb's Candies in sealed pack
ages. y | mo
The F. F. Collins Manufacture
ing company has begun building a
new and commodiOus pattern
house at No. 80 st. Mary's street,
to cost 500.
The long haired ladies will
hold consultations until Saturday.
March 30th only, at a. Dreiss, 1l9
Alamo plaza. 3 % st
The incest half Shetland pony in town
for sale cheap. perfectly gentle. Price
$50. Ill San Pedro Ave. IS 1t
The city garbage carts do not
collect. garbage on College street,
where there is a lot OF foul stuff
awaiting disposal.
Fresh Vaccine Virus at a.
Dreiss. 3 % st
Mr.. August Santleben's man
Of all work took a shot at some
chicken thieves early yesterday
who had twice raided
Mr.. Santleben's hennery on North
Flores street.
-Scholz' natatorium will opeH
for the season next Saturday, March
80. 32S st
Wanted at once a No. l wood
turner; at Pacific Planning mill
No. 5l5 North East street. 32S 2t*
-$100-For sale; gentleman's
roadster, can travel in 2:4O. In.
quire of Mr.. T. A. Scott, Riverside
Park or No. 80 New Post, Govern
m mt Hill. Thu. d Sat.
Thomas Winder, a bicyclist, is
making a 20,OOO-mile tour and is
expected in San Antonio this
week.
|crofula, salt rheum, and all
disease OF the blood, dyspepsia,
kidney and liver COM
plants, and catarrh, are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood
purifier.
Ed. Tribe and Miss Grace
Fraser, both we'll known in San
were married at HoustC
last Monday.
Hoods Pills cure iaundice. bill
tousness, sick headache, constipa-
ton and all liver ills.
The mayor has NJ fresh news
of Contractor Hindry.
Recorder Shields was not busy
this morning.
"A reform movement is afOOt in
San Antonio, and an alleged "com-
mittee Of safety is said to be one
of the outcomes Of the matter.
The entire $4,000 to be bor-
rowed by the mayor to pay off the
city employees and eX-employes,
will be necessary for the purpose.
DR.. James Kennedy is serious
ly i'll at the Nichols ranch, II miles
from the city, on the Somerset
road, with severe attack of
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A Competent and Experie ced

Registered Pharmacist desires pO-
sitiOn, either as prescriptionist or
manager. Address "Ph. Co." care
LIGHT office. 32S 2t#
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Wanted: By young man %
years, place on stock ranch; no
salary expected till thoroughly &C.
quaintedi with business. Address
"O," care thisioffice. 3 % 3tdh
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NOTE-The Lion and Bear can be
seen during the week at Main Plaza,
Nuevo Laredo, in old Saloon Building,
oppo-ite Sonora News Co.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Funeral of David 5. Radzinski. of Chi
cago, this evening at p. IN. from 2l1
PreSa street. 3 Is IT.
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LAST CHANCE
Daath of q Child.

To see the man Venus, or half man half
woman.
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of the Celebrated -
Erlanger, Cabinet, PiIsener and Standard Beers.


andCh ops in OF same
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This FighI will be 10 The FioI!h
ENTR ANCE PRICE:

Seats in Sun 75c Mex. Money
Res. 5 Eats in Shade so L"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-28

Youths fine Cashmere Suits
al 50 French Cheviots, very dressy
AMI stylish, worth SI2.oo, at
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LION AND BEAR
FIGHT!
Sunday March 3ISt, 1885, d p m
al Bull Ring Nh 70 Laredo, Mex.

This is the full grown, African Lion
ParnelI, who killed his keeper, Carlo
Theeman, at San Francisco, Cal.
The Bear IS Silver Tipped California
Grizzly, weighing 100 pounds.
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Beadache DadP Get Miles F ain Pima
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
Couldn't I've n..,,er.

SIOUX City journal: Charles T.. HYDE.
editor and proprietor OF the Pierre
HUSTLER. who is himself ruster and one
of the iirmest believers in South Dako1a.S
future. is in Gown.
The prareS of South Dakota look the
same to me now" he said. las the prai-
rleS of northwestern Iowa did fifteen wears
or more ago. Now all Iowa is we'll SET
tied. and in less than fifteen years South
Dakota will be just the same, We have
Just as good prospects now as Iowa had
then. One can haye little idea how ROSY
things look in South Dakota this spring.
without actually seeing it. Literally. the
crops couldn't be better. Plenty of rain
at the most opportnnc time. with good
prices Tor live stock. make our people
happy. Ours is great live stock conn
try. Over 100000 worth of live stock
was marketed at Pierre last fall. and the
supply is by no means exhausted, While
our crops were not good last year, thew
were better in the Missouri valley than
IN other parts of the state, and the resnls
was that we fed lots of stockers. Most Of
our cattle go to Chicago. but we are look
ing forward to the time when better rail-
way connections and more fayorablc
rates will impel a greater percentage of
them to come to Sioux City. The inevita-
bic prosperity of South Dakota will make.
Sioux City town of 100000 inhabitants
in a few years.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
The City Council.

The old and new city council met in
day evening. Upon roll call of the old
council the following aldermen were pres
cnt: Binford, Hcngcl, Krrchcr, Wallace.
Wcstlund and White. City Auditor
Stone, City Attorney Skunk and Chief of
Police Zinsmaster were at their posts
The minutes of the last regular and
special meetings were read and approved.
The finance committee reported favora-
bly, upon the usual grst of monthly claims
payment of same.
The reports of the police Justice and
city treasurer were read and referred to
, the finance committee
The report of the fire department NAM
ing James Monkhonse as chief and viii
Kelsey as assistant. was read and APP
proved by the council.
The report of the city engineer was car.
ried over until the next meeting
As the old council was about to retire,
Mayor Owen then made few appropri-
ate remarks, thanking the members of
the council for their hearty corporation
in giving the city All administration that
can be pointed to with pride. lie reviewed
The receipts aud expenditures of the last
year and previous ones and compared
them with the year just passed. showing
q yast decrease in the running expenses
Of the city. The administration just
ended has been the most economic one in
the history of the city. The mayor
closed his remarks Gy again thanking tile
council for its courteous treatment and
kind regard and for fayors shown him dur
ing the first year of his Office.
The old council approved the minutes
OF its last meeting and passed into his
tory with a record that none need be
ashamed of.
City Auditor Stone then administered
tile oath of Office to Mcssrs. Noren,
Price. Prondfoos, Whcclon and White.
The retiring aldermen were Binford, Kerr
nan, Ste. Marie, Westlund aud White.
Mayor Owen then called the new conn
Gil to order. Present, Aldermen Hengel.
l$aEcher. Norcn, Price, Proudfoot, Wal
lace, Whcelon and White.
Alderman Karchel and Wallace were
elected AS president and vice president of
the council.
The mayor presented bis appointments
to the council. which were confirmed in
executive session, with President Karcher
presiding. The appointments are us fol-
lows: Thos. Il. Stone, city auditor: W..
T.. Skunk, city attorney: j. w. Carter.
city assessor: II. Zinsmaster, chief of
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
BENEDICT is BACK
Taylor's Right Bower Brought i'll
by a Pinkerton Agent.
NEW COUNCIL CONVENE
Items of Local Interest Gathered To-
gctllcr During the Week
Gone BY.

III. NJ. Benedict, brOthcr-in-luw of w.
w. TAYLOR. was captured in Chicago last
Saturday. upon information sen, from
this city as To his location, and arrived
on Tuesday mornings passenger, accom-
panied by j. e. Hoffman. the states
agent in Chicago aud Pat Kane, a Pink
erton agent. Mr.. Benedict is accused Of
larceny. and will also have to answer to
Il charge of conspiracy. as the principal
accessory of the defaulting state treas
nrcr in getting away with the state funds
last January.
a great many people here are well ac-
qIainted with Mr.. Benedict and called
on him Monday, at the Locke, where lie
was under constant surveillance. He
was taken before Justice Yarncll Tues
day afternoon for preliminary hearing.
but the case was adjourned until the
next day to allow Attorney General
Crawford u arrive from Sioux Falls.
The next day, owing to the wanting of an
important witness from Chicago. named
Avery. the case was continued until his
arrival, Mr.. Benedict giving bonds for
$1,000. which is as good as Sl0O.ooO as it
would be practically impossible for him
to get away from the city.
A FREE PRESS man approached Mr.
benedict Tuesday. aud was invited to sit
down and talk things over. The accused
stated that this was the first time he was
ever under arrest. and ii would be the
last. and that he deeply regretted the
circumstance. In reply to Il leading
question as to whether Taylor had ever
seen any Of the romanccs written regard :
ing his whereabouts since his flight. Mr..
Benedict said he didn't know: he didn't
know where Walt was. which caused the
other eye to be winicd. He Thought he
hadn't better talk too much about the
missing one, and the rcportorial pump
was not equal to the task of Infringing any
good information to the surface.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
Mrs. Freeman.
Miss Hays.
A TOWN RgJuvENA1Ep.
Citizens Joined Hands and Purses to AT.
tract business EntcruriSes

Citizens Joined Hands and Purses to At
tract business Enterprises.
Five years ago the name Mortified
vas Il synonym for DEATH says the Ran.
dolph (Nt.l Herald The inhabitants
walked the streets with detected air.
as if ell route to the ceLletery-that is,
some of them did. A few decided to do
something to revive the place. A com
mittec Went to st. Albans and secured
from the railroad authorities a low
freight rate for granite brought from
there. A firm of granite dealers, being
apprised of this, offered to come to
Mortified if sheds, derrick and spur
track We're provided for them. 1t was
DONE
From small beginning the granite
business i'll Mortified has already grown
until 100 hands are employed, and it is
still growing. Then the corn factory
came. But it did not alight at North.
field without effort on the part of her
citizens. They had to 80 trapping for it
i'll dead earnest. But they got it, and
are tickled to death over it. The farm
ers especially are pleased In fact,
Mortified has taken q brace and stands
today OH :. different plane than it occu-
pied five years ago What is the lesson
of these two neighboring towns? Is it
not this: Citizens, join hands and purses
i'll an earnest endeavor to attract new
business enterprises to your place.
What every town wants is a bigger pay
roll. That's what counts.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
Would It BE Right:

1t is easy to sheer ut brothers. tear
When sorrow his cup hath filed
When the shadow of wrath hangs over his path,
And his warm hearts blood is chilled,
When hope seems tost TO tbs winds and LOST
III their mad and scurrying fight.
1t is easy to sneer at brothers tear;
But, think you. would it be right?
1t is easy to sigh at the Orphans cry
And hurriedly pass along,
To meet the vail of the widow pale
With u rollicking burst of song.
When far away, like !; bird Mt play,
JOY fadeth-a tickle wight.
1t is easy to sigh and pass them by;
But, thinl, You, would it be right?
1t is easy to weep DER the forms that sleep
In their mantle of gloomy clay,
Then laugh i'll your pride at the yelling tide
That saddenS q passing day.
For the fricnd and the foe must come and co.
And sorrow is lost to sight
In the whirligig dream of lifc's swift stream:
But. think you. would it be right?
You may bow your head i'll the glad light shed
By the affairs beckoning arm
And his name extol who keepcth the soul
From the molderins touch of harm:
You may humbly seek in u manner meek
The regions of pure delight
While your heartstrings chime to the things OF
time:
Svly ~s,1I Ia IT.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
sion, was doing business in the state rapi
tai n few DAVIS last vrrl,

sion, was doing business in the state rapi-
tai Il few days last week.
w. NJ. Denton, of Manchester, Iowa. is
in the city on Il visit with his brother. II.
+. Denton. of the Capital.
Frank Sherwood the yell known liycy-
| man, has returned from II short business
trip at Forest City,
w. ID. Nelson. of the American express
office, is spending few days on his Chap.
pelle creek ranch.
Robert Doland, Of Scotland. WAS trans
acting business before the supreme court
few days ago.
County Commissioner Goats was crcu-
lating among his many friends IN this
city Saturday
CliaS. Howard, speaker of the house at
the late session. is in the city on a short
business trip.
Chas. lille departed for Il business trim
in the eastern part of the state Saturday
morning.
{. w. Stafford. state oil inspector. is i'm
the city on business connected with his
Office.
Judge kellam has returned from visit
in the eastern part OF the state of several
days.
a. ii. orviS. an attorney from Nankton
was doing business in the city Il few DAYS
ago.
III. q. Robinson was in therty Tuesday
after supplies for his Cherry creek ranch.
III. ID. Jennings and family have moved
into their new quarters in East Pierre.
State Treasurer Phillips and wife came
in from Sioux City Saturday morning.
Mrs. II. q. Smith is visiting friends at
her old home in Huron this week.
County Attorney Holmes was attending
a case at Harold last SATURDAY..
d. NJ. Boyle. of the land Office. was do
ing business in Blunt Yesterday.
Frank Luse. of Aberdeen. was in the
city the first of the week.
h. j. Warner. of the st. Johns mis-
sion is in the city today
The Wavcrly house is adorned with a
fresh coat of paint.
We have 81 few Sprin /" Pattern Hats
that we are Oifcril. To our customer.
at first cost. Ii you want "a swell hat
mt u low figure tlli. is your oppOrtu-
nifty.
Mrs. freeman.
Miss Hays.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
The W. q. T.U. Convcn,,on


HE Fifth Annual convention of the
Nomans Christian Temperance union of
Hughes county will occur in East Pierre
tuesday and Wednesday, May 81 and 81.
large attendance is expected and the
ladies are making extensive prepara-
tlons for the occasion. a splendid pro-
gram has been prepared which is given in
in full:
III EsDAi. MAY p, 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Opening Song. by the choir.
Devotional Exercises, led by by Mrs. Fen.
tresS. of Pierre.
koll Call of Officers and Superintendent
Minutes of Executive meeting read.
Appointment o! Committees.
Repor. of Secretary
Report of Corresponding Secretarr
Report of Treasurer.
Reports of Superintcndruts of Dan,r,.
mcnts.
report OF Committee on Credentials.
Noont'de hour of Prayer. led bv Mrs.
Gcl,z.
ATeP. NJ.
Devotional Exercises, led by Mrs. Mel.
lettc. of Fort Pierre.
Reports of Delegates and Local Presj.
dents
Home Protection" by Mrs. Fentress.
Miscellaneous.
Prayer. by Mrs. Eugene Steere.
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Music, Organ Voluntary.
Devotional Exercises, led by Miss Robin
son. of Pierre
Address OF Welcome on behalf OF Local
Union. 10y Mrs Geltz.
Address of Welcome on behalf of East
Pierre.
Address of Welcome on behalf of the
churches. by Rev. Sproul.
Response of Welcome. Mrs. LYMAN. of
Pierre
Solo, by Miss Mabel Stevens.
Paper. Organization by Mrs. Douglas.
of Fort Pierre.
Duet, by Misses Parr and FentrcSs.
Paper. ~ Work. by Mrs. johnson.
Recitation. by Il little boy.
Benediction. by Rev Smith.
WEDNESDAY,. MAY ~, ATo.3o A. NJ
Prayer and Song Service. led by Mrs.
Smith,
Minutes of the previous session read.
General discussion of the needs of the
County. led by Mrs. Lizzie Laughliu
Question box conducted by Mrs. Steere,
Miscellaneous.
Noontide Prayer led by Mrs. Pyle, of
Pierre.
AT. p. NJ
Devotional Exercises. led by Mrs. Iioyr.
of East Pierre
What would do if We're boy." by
Mrs. Ada EStbarooke. of Pierre.
Music.
Paper. Social Purity by Mrs. Alice Feath-
erS.one, of East Pierre
Election of Officers.
Scattered Threads.
Prayer by Mrs .ietfreS. OF Fort Picyre,
AT O'CLOCK. +. NJ.
Music. Organ Voluntary.
Music. by the Choir.
Devotional Exercises, led by Mrs. LYMAN.
of Pierre
Paper. by Mrs. Breeder, of Fort Pierre.
Solo. by Miss Neva Arnold. of Pierre.
What Ncxt." by Rev. Lyman.
Solo. BY Mabel Merrck.
Rccit. ton, by Miss Hutchinson.
Silver Chimes. by Mrs. Stecre.
Benetiiction. by Dr. Blackburn.
Bring Your White Ribbon iIymnalS.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
Church News.

First Baptist church, D. c. Smith. pas-
tor. Services Sunday morning and even
ing at the usual hours. Subject of the
morning sermon: The Divinity of
Christi evening subject: MANS Part i'm
salvation" Sunday school at lo m.; jun
ior union at 4 p. M; young peoples meet
ing ut Z p. M: preaching at S p. m.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
cRoJ. BULLETIN

Prepared for South Dakota by the
Wcntihcr bureau for the Week End.
ing Mag 8. 1885.
Frequent copious showers we'll dis.
tributcd, with temperature considerably
above normal. produced marked deyelop.
ment and growth in all vegetation. Field
crops. gardens, grass and fruit unusually
advanced and all doing finely: injury
from local hail slight.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
think you, would it DO right?
W1llhe Brou"l,t 0n1

Sioux Falls Journal: Hereafter the
Journal intends to publish the names of
all the people who depend on Sioux Falls
for their living, but send outside to pur-
chasetEeir family supplies instead OF pat
ronizing home merchants.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
Cheap Excursions to tbe yye.,

On May % and June IL, the Northwest.
ern line Chicago & Northwestern rail-
wayl will sell excursion tickets at very
low rates to large number of points in
the west and northwest. For full infor-
nation apply toagents, Chicago s North
western railway.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09

police: Fred johnson, night Waterman.
The mayor appointed the following
committees:
Finance committce-Aldcrmcn Hcngcl
and Wallace.
Streets and alleys committce-Aldcr-
men Karchcr and White.
ORDINANCE committec-Aldcrmcn White
and Whcclon.
Ways and means committee Aldermen
Wallace and IIarchcr.
Health committcc-Al Aldermen Hcngel
and Wheclon.
Fire department committce-Aldermcn
White and Price.
Elections Aldermen Norcn
and Proudfoot.
Lighting ommittce-Atlcrmcn Karchcr
and Price.
Parks Observation-Disclosures Wallace
and Norcl..
Watcrworks committee - Aldermen
Proudfoot and Hcngel.
The mayor made few remarks to the
new council. urging the most rigid econ
omy on all lines and to beware OF dOna-
lions.
The matter of taxation was discussed
at some length, and it seemed to be the
sense of the council that the valuation be
reduced and the assessment increased.
On motion IL committee was appointed
to consult with holders of Pierre city
bonds with view to getting some con-
cessions in regard to interest.
The validity of the water company
franchise was discussed and upon motion
the city attorney was instructed to sub
nit his opinion on the matter at the next
regular meeting.
The matter of rcdistricting the county
was brought up and it was decided TO in
slrmrt the city attorney to submit his
opinion in writing as to whether the
county commissioners can be compelled to
rediStrict the county.
On motion the conncil then adjourned
until Tuesday evening. May II.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09

All who use Ayers Hair vigor pro-
nol'nce it tile best hair-dressing in the
market. Certainly no otter is in such
constant demand.