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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-19
MEETING OF MANAGERS
FACTS AND FIGURES FROM SUPER
INTENDENT zION's REPORT.
Troubles of the Joint Traffic Associa-
tion-The Pennsylvania's yoIun-
fary Relief Department.

The meeting of the general man
ayers of the roads which compose
the Union Railway Company was held
yesterday. Several matters of import
ance was brought up and referred to COM
mittees. The question of improvements on
the Union tracks and Belt road this year
was laid over until the next meeting. The
question OF restoration OF wages of certain
employees on these lines was also deferred.
The report OF a. a. Zion, general superin-
tendent OF the Union Railway Company,
was submitted and approved. and Mr.. Zion
was complimented on the ability with
which he had handled both properties. a
resolution Of regret Of the illness OF VIM.
y. Jackson. secretary. was passed. and
the hope expressed that he would be able
TO attend the next meeting. The annual
report of Mr.. Zion shows the employees
pay rolls of the year TO have been $780,
1855. a net increase over 1894 of Sl5. 81. 81.
There were handled at the Union Station
SOB passenger trains, an increase over
1894 of 1906 rains. In the year there were
handled at the Union Station baggage
rooms. 4Sl AZ pieces of baggage, an in
crease over 1894 OF $3.50 pieces. There
were transferred over the Belt Dad a total
of sol ,1S2 cars, an increase of 5.151 cars.
For current and back taxes sos 1877 were
paid for the Union Railway Station and
tracks. and sf9. 934. 63 in Belt road taxes.
the grand total of expense for the year
being $445 ,04S.22 Exclusive of general ex-
penses and taxes. the operating expenses
of the Union Railway Company were $685.
5S7 %, a net decrease as compared with 1894
of Sc, 49,. 49,; expense of operating the Belt
road. SIT. 133.26. IN Increase over 1884 OF
$7.O5459; grand total OF operating expenses
of all departments, $273, 720.55, a net in
crease of $561.6 o.. That the increase in
operating expenses of the two interests was
SO slight when the business of 1895 was so
much heavier than in 1894 was favorably
commented on, the report showing an in
crease of Z per cent. in number of trains.
The Union tracks show an increase of III
per cent. in number of cars handled.
The Belt road company cwns twelve en-
gines, eight Of which are in good repair.
During the year twenty-five employees were
injured-none killed. Three trespassers
were killed. and one other by accident.
The improvements of the year 1895 cost
the Union Railway Company A7,0l7.42. In
closing the report superintendent Zion
acknowledges the faithfulness of the em-
ployeS in the discharge OF their duties.
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NOTICE.


NOTICEESotice of Stockholders Meeting
Notice IS hereby given that the annual
meeting. OF stockholders OF the Union
National Savings and Loan Association
VIII occur at its office. No.. S. East Ohio
street. Denison House Block, indianapolis.
Ind. on Saturday. March If, 1896, at 2
O'Clock D. m Union National Savings and
LEY, Secretary.
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HE SOLD HORSE MEAT
M~OELsCHkE CASE AFFIRMED BY
APPELLATE COURT.
Fined md Sentenced 10 a for KILL
ing for Food Horse Suffering with
Disease and All Kinds Of Injuries.

The Appellate Court, in an opinion by
Judge Reinhard, yesterday decided that
Emil Moeschke was justly and legally con-
victed Of killing diseased horses within the
State for the purpose of selling the meat
for food. He was convicted in Lake coun-
ty and fined $500 and sentenced to jail fer
four months. 1t was claimed by the attor-
ney for Moeschke that the information
upon which he was tried was not suffi-
cient because 1t did not state, nor did the
evidence show, that the meat was TO be
sold for consumption within this State. On
this point the counsel for defense said in
his brief:
The underlying purpose of the act under
Consideration was to prevent me Th. sai i,, or
Of the diseased animals would, of itself,
he an act worthy of c~ommendation: 1t be-
comes criminal only when it is done as
and Is made a crime only for the purpose
of easier punishment, and, therefore. now,
IL diseased meat were sold outside OF our
State, our Legislature could not punish the
act Has 1t undertaken to permit the
preparatory and initia tory step-the killing
of diseased animals for the purpose OF sell
ing their meat for food outside of the State?
There is nothing in the statute to Indicate
such a purpose. The ordinary rules of con-
struction exclude 1T. No act of ours, that
policy in the State to regulate the conduct
of it's inhabitants with regard to things
they may do outside of the State"
There was a mild vein OF humor In the
courts treatment of this contention. 1t
was impossible, the court found, TO con-
ceive of a Legislature that would pass a
law prohibiting the killing of such diseased
animals to be sold for food in this State,
but to allow, by construction OF the law,
the same meat to be killed here and sold
elsewhere. If a man should put poison in
a stream just before the water flowed out
of this State. said the court. no one could ar
que that he could not be punished for injury
or possible injury that might result, SIM
ply because he did not intend to Kill any
person within this State.
The evidence in this case showed that
on the first visit of the sheriff of Lake
county to the horse-meat factory there
were two carcasses i'm the slaughter house
and about twenty broken-down horses in
a lot near by. Three of them were so
badly diseased and worn out that they
could not stand or be made to get up
from the ground. Others had swollen legs,
sore eyes and almost every kind of injury
imaginable. All of these were afterward
killed. and at the next visit of the sheriff
he saw one of the three horses being
skinned. One OF it's legs was swollen to
more than twice its size, and when the
skin was removed a large amount of pus
was found at the knee joint. This and
other similar descriptions are found all
through the evidence. 1t Is a case with
out parallel in the records of the State.
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"CastorIa isso we'll adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. oxford St.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
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First publication Feb2Ot2
Notice OfAppIicatiOn for Probate of Win

State OF South Dakota, (ss In County Court,
County OF Hand,
In the matter OF the estate of Martin NJ.
The state OF South Dakota sends greeting
70 Louisa A. Williams, Eugene f. Williams
Frances Beggs: Arthur Williams. Ernest Vii,
liams, Nieva Woodwork and Lucius Wood
worth, heirs next of kin of Martin NJ, vii
iiams deceased, pursuant to an order OF snid
court made on the 18th day of February A
d.. 1916. notice is hereby given. tn at Fri.
day the 9th day OF March A. ID. 1896, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day, at the court room
OF said court. at Miller in the county of
Hand nave been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will OF said Martin NJ
Williams, DECEASED and for hearing the ap-
plication OF Louisa A Williams the issua nee
10 her OF letters estamentary when and
contest the same. fFo"' u"
witness the Hon. g. H. Carroll Judge nj
me county court. and the seal of said rOurt
tnis iSth day OF February A. ID. 1896. mt his
once In the town of Miller County of Hand
state OF South Dakota.
NSEaL' W. III. SMITH,
Clerk OF the County Court.
j. IL. COLE, Atty for Petitioner.
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First publication Jan 23tT
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

WHEREAS, default has occurred in the con-
ditions OF a mortgage. containing power OF
sale, which has been duly recorded. given bv
Corblev g.. Hartley, single. to
The Dakota Loan and Trust Company. of
WatertOwn, Dakota, Mortgage, dated April
list, 1887. and recorded in book b OF mort
cages, page 30 OF the records OF Hand county
South Dakota, and assigned to VIM. A,
Pierce. said assignment recorded in book 60
page 154 of the records OF Handlcounty south
Dakota, and mortgaging Lots four ca and
five Co in block eleven III in W. II. Millrr's
tddition to the town OF Miller, in Hand
county, State OF South Dakota, by which de
fault the power of sale has become operative.
and no action or proceeding having been in
stituted at la to recover the debt thereby
secured. or any part thereof: and there is
claimed to be due on said mortgage at this
date Five Hundred and sixty five dollars.
Notice Is hereby given, that said MORTGAGE
Will be foreclOsed by sale of said premises AT
public auction by the Sheriff of said county
March. Ith, 1896 at IL o'clock \. VI. at the
front door OF fhe court house, in the town of
Miller. in said county of Hand and state OF
South Dakota, to pay said debt interest and
$4,000 attorneys fee, and disbursements
allowed by law.
Dated January LIST, 1896.
VIM. A. PIERCE.
Assignee of Mortgage.
+. A. COUSTRYMAN, Attorney for Assignee
OF mortgages, WatertOwn, SO. Dak.
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2Tt7.
Foreclosure Notice.

TO Andrew Brownlee and Cathrine
l'rownlee mortgagors, take notice: Default
III payment existing on a mortgage dated
the oath day OF August 1889. and rec oried
in Handc county iSouth) Dakota on the 27th
day OF September 1889, at 10 o'clock a. m.
n book ~ OF mortgages, page 431. of the
public records of said county, executed by
Sndrew Brownlee and Cathrine Brownlee CHS
Nife) ~mortgagors to WV. Mcdonald, trustee.
mertgagee and assigned by AN assignment
81 crust estates to Charles IL. Waterbury.
trustee, said assignment being recorded IN
book IS, page 523, OF the public records of
said Hand county. which trust has since de-
rOlred upon Isaac Lincoln. trustee, ais sue
rtssor-in-trust by order of court. said Wa
terbury being deceased, on the north west
quarter Of section thirty 600 township one
hundred nine (1O9D north OF range sixty six
if6D west OF the 18th =. NJ. two hundred for
~ seven and 36-1OO dollars (S247. 800 being
fhc thereon, at this date for principal, inter
stand taxes. Said mortgage will be fore
& irsed tD satisfy the amount due. with costs
and eNlieasgs OF sale, and statutory attor-
q foo. by sale 81 said promises at public
auction. AT the front dOor of the court house
IN the town of Miller county OF Hand and
state OF South Dakota on the 18th day OF
April 1896 at two O'Clock y. III. by the sher-
III OF said county or his deputy.
Dated Februry 18th 1896.
ISAAC LINCOLN, Trustee.
u. SPITLER. Attorney.
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First publication Feb2Ot2
Notice for Bids for Sinking an Artesiap
Well.

Notice IL hereby given that bids. Will ou1
WitlOutC EASING. will be received by the Roard
OF Supervisors of Park township. Hand %
south Dakota, nntil noon Of the list day ~
March 1896. for the sinking and chsinp diane
arteSian Well in said township. Said well shaII
Dc AT least ~ inches in dia from ION tn
bottom, and shall be cased with standard
wrought iron pipe, with screw and socket
Joints. such pipe 20 weigh not less than 9 md
3S-lOO lbs To loot ;aand said well shall Inc
cased from the TOP to the first rock with
SIX men casing, on the outside of the four and
ohehaii men easing, and said outside Casinps
shaii remain in the Trll. Said well shall he
hnished at the ton with u AZ inch elbow and
suHnclent pipe 10 carry the water at least 20
ieet rom the well, and shall he furnished with
one valve. The W inch pipe shall extend
from the top OF the well down to and be firm.
~ nXed IN the cap rock Just above the main
hrtesiah now 80 IA to shut out all sand and
shale from above. ""'
said well il to be constructed under tn.
provisions of chapter so, Session Laws ni
io'l, ana acts amendatOry thereto shall
ne completed by the first day OF Sept 1SgG
anu no money will be paid nor obligation In,
CURED by the township until the said we'll
snhIi ne completed and accepted by the State
Engineer Of Irrigation.
Bids may be sent by mail to A. Sebring
CHAIRMAN. at Orient. South Dakot
me Board reserves the right to reject my
and all bids. ''"' an!
Dated at Park, S. ID. February IL. 1896
ADRIAN SEDRING Chairman
l." C~AsTERLINE,
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Notice Of Sheriff's Sale on Execution,

Notice is hereby given, thai by virtue Of d
special execution issued out of the Circuit
state Oi South Dakota. within and Tor the
'"unty of Hand. in the case OF A. G.. Burn
him, j. Il. Treyett, X. Il. Maths and G.. W.
noeil; doing business in the firm nsme of
William G.. Buddington, defendant, upon a
Judgment for the foreclosure OF liens describ-
III inthe complaint in said actionto raise the
sum OF on. hundred fifty nine. Tor taxes
paid and thirty and 39-1OO Dollars costs.
with interest thereon from the date OF said
Judgment which is adjudged to be a first
lion npon the property directed to he sold by
laid decree, AMI the further sum of one hun
'red and ninety five dollars due to the plain
til nuder and by virtue Of the trust deed de-
secrihed in the complaint herein, g.. which said
Judgment was dated the 18th dSY pf Febru-
my, \. ID, 1896. aud was duly filhdHnd dock
tied in the Office of the Clerk of' The Circuit
curt OF the 9th Judicial Circuit Of the State
II South Dakota, within and for the County
ri Hand upon the 2Sth day of February 4.
y. 1896, | have levied upon the real esrate
described in said Judgment and situated in
he County OF Hand and state OF South pa-
k"ta and the interests and liens Of tho de-
teidant In said property directed to be sold
tiwit: The northwest quarter OF section
FlE't1l in township one hundred fourteen
! north of range sixty eight ,GSD west
II he 9th +. NJ. And that The premises
aforesaid will he sold TO satisfy the said exc
r,!tion together with the costs and expenses
ri said sale, In the manner directed by said
Judgment, oee public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at the south front door OF
the court house In the town of Miller. in the
county Of Hand and State of South Dakota,
On Saturday. the 11th day OF April, A. ID.
500, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon Of that day.
Dated at Miller, Ia the county Of Hand ard
state of south Dakota. this 2nd day az
March, Al 1896.
III. STRUIF.
Sheriff Of Hand Count =. ID
'""S l." 'NLE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Home Seekers Excursions to the South
On January IA, %, February II
and March 10. 1896, the North
Western line will sell Home Seekers
Excursion tickets to a large number
OF points in Kentucky, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, In
dian Territory, Oklahoma, Texas
and Arizona. For tickets and full
Information apply to agents Chicago
& Northwestern Railway. 4t6.
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First publication Feb27tf
Summons.

culuulOISs
state OF South Dakota,) In Circuit Court,
fss Sixth
county OF Hand, judicial Circuit.
Isaac Lincoln, trustee. and
Western Loan 4 Trust Company.
beneficiary, Plaintiffs.
Logan Med. Scott, Mary &. Scott,}
Anne +. Hodges, Insurance Conn.,
pany OF Dakota, William y. Bray
I on and Charles l.. Travis, -
Defendants.
The state of South Dakota sends rreefinp o..
To the above named DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and renuired
10 answer the complaint of the above named
plaintiffs which IN on file i'm the office OF the
'ierk OF the Circuit Court in and for Hand
county, at Miller. in said county and state.
ana 10 serve a cOpy OF yOnr answer upon the
subscribers at their Office in the city OF Pierre
Hughes County, South Dakota, within thirty
DAYS after the service of this ex-
OF the day of service. and II YOU fail TO
insWtr this complaint within that time. the
lialntlns VIII apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint
o < DELAND.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Pierre. S. ID,
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Morgan County, Colorado.

Ii the western farmer could depend
upon raising every year as good
crops rs in 1891, he would be a very
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Buthecan't
depend upon doing this. And conse-
puently he is not always t~o,beenvied.
All this gives point to the state
ment that for real downright salts
G~lction, there's nothing like an irrl-
f"teh farm-such fer Instance, Is y
will find in Morgan county, Colora-
do.
Men who are accustomed to farm
ing in nOn-irrigated districts a1eslow
10 believe the reports Of the enor
mOus yields that are the rule nthose
sections OF country where irrigation
j. practiced and it is admitted that
the statements of this years Morgan
county yields which follow are likely
10 test your powers OF credulity to
the %utterinost. Theua are absolutely
and entirely correct, nevertheless.
A. $. Moseley, Fort Morgan, thresh-
eel 52R bushels Of wheat and 6J bus.
al oats per acre.
On the Geo. Redfeld farm near
Fort Morgan, II. NJ. McCarty, a ten
ant, sowed 70 acres in wheat, from
which he raised u bushels per acre,
and has already sold the crop for |
1,520-mOre than S21 per acre.
Constant Blick had 81 bushels of
wheat per acre.
Let me give you more information !
about Morgan county. Send me
your name and | will mail you an
illustrated booklet which tells all
about it. j. Francis, G. p. A., Bur-
ington Route, Omaha, Neb. If
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First publication Jan3Ot6
Notice tor Publication.

Land. Office Mt Huron, South Dakota. Jan
2H. 1896. Notice il hereby given. thar the
following named settler has filed notice Oi
his intention to make final homestead proof
in support of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before the Clerk OF Circuit Court
for Hand county, South Dakota, at Miller, :.
ID. on Thursday March II. 1896. viz:
CHARLES W. +. RICE.
Under his Hd entry No. 132lOfOr the south
east II sec. l township Iii range 81, He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Barney VEINS. Eliphalet =.
Wilson. John Roach OF BurdetUe, :. d., Jesse
Casterline. Of Hand, s. d.
jon VI. DAVIS, Register.
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First publication Feb. 6t6-
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Huron. South Dakota. Jan.
%, 1896. Notice is hereby given, that the
following named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final homestead proof in
support Of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
for Hand County. South Dakota, at Miller.
$. ID. on March IL. 1896, viz:
CELINA JACOB.
widow of Ferdinand Jacob deceased under
his Hid. entry No, 1922 for the NV H-6-115
50. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence;lpon and cul-
~tivation of said lane viz: John Garry FredO-
lin BucEer. Joseph Bucher OF kolday. $. d.,
John j. Strut OF Miller, :. ID.
JOHN NJ. DAVIS, Register.
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TIL Use OF 'Castoria' il so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems O. work
of su~pererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYN, d. D..
New York City.
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n. SPITLER. Attorney.
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First publication Feb27t2
Notice Of ChatteI Mortgage Sale,

,1)efauit having been made i'm the condition
~ = tW4 oep,t}n chattei mortgages. bearing
aate the 2ith day OF September. 1894. and
August Gath, 1893. executed and deli ered
~ II. W. Iucker M m~ortgagor to cummings
harvester Co.. a corporation doing business
under the laws OF the state OF Illinois. mort
gage, said mortgage was filed for record in
Hand county on the 2Tth day of Sept. 1884.
AZ IL elock a, m. and numbered 1916 in
me MES o,the office of Register Of Deeds for
SAID Hand county. and demand of the per.
iorinnnce ~ said condition having been duly
niaue OF the mortgage, which was refused
i nave taken possession of the personal pro-
prrty described therein. to-wit: One iron
gray, horse 3 years old In spring of 1896
iouf, black feet, black name and tail, star in
l9rehead' name Dick. One roam horse . years
old. weight 1900 pounds. name Lad. white
star In forehead. One roam horse ten yenrs
Oh: weight 1900 pounds. name Colonel,
white star In forehead. One II foot all steel
Header, cummings make.
Tn above described yroperty is all the nro.
perry that can be found ut the present lime
that belonged In said mortgages. The debt
secured by said mortgage is $1,000 with
interest AT = per cent per annum from fha u
day OF August 1898, and an attorneys fee
OF 500 IN case OF foreclosure. of which
amount, the sum Of s1G5. 20 il claimed To- he
due at the date of this notice by reason M
having been made In the PAYMENT of
the, principal and Interest as stimulated in
and by said Mortgage. ."
Notice II hereby given. that by yirtue of
al the power I'm said Chuttel mortgage con
tanned. and in pursuance OF the statute i'm
such ease made and provided and by order
ot said Cummings Harvester Co. | will sell
Miller, >. d.. on the eth day ofNarch \ o
: o mock p. m, az public auction to the
nlghes! bidder Tor cash. the said personal
property, or so muc'r'thereof as may ha noe
nssary TO pay the debt secured by said mort.
gage, and interest and reasonable. EXPENSES /
nh,rsS thr same Is sooner redeemed, ~ pro.
batcu at Miller, p.,,this 27th day OF
JENNINGS HARVESTER Co. Mortgage.
y =. WILL Auctipneer,
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First publication janis

Once OF Commissioner OF School and Public
Lands.
Notice is hereby given, that on the oath
dav of March, 1896, all the Unbiased School
and Endowment Lands in Hand county will
be offered for lease at public auction to the
highest bidder at the front dOor of the Court
House i'm said county. The leasing will be
held between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M and
: O'Clock u. III. each day until all tracts OF
School and Endowment Lands have been
offered for lease.
PIERRE, 5. u. Jan. II, 1896:
il. LOCKHART.
Commissioners OF school and Public Lands.
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Timber Culture Final Proof Notice
for Publication.

United States Land Office, Huron, s. ID.
February eS, 1896. Notice Is hereby given
that Lawson Porter has filed notice of inten-
tion To make final proof before the Judge OF
), ID. at his Office in MillerS. ID. on Friday,
the tenth day of April, 1896, on timber crl-
tnre application No 9O69. for the y, rtheast
quarter OF section No ~, in township No 112
Range No 6S. He names az wit
nesSes: William Wager. Homer Porter,
James Clifford, Edward Pugh. all of Miller
Hama Co. =. ID.
JOHS NJ. DAVIS, Register.