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&. NJ ss st. paul Excursion Rates
Convention Of 6. &C. Union. Omaha,
Aug Is to 1S, good until Aug. q, one fare
for round trip.
National nrmnoratic convention, Chi.
cago, July Is, gcvi Unit, July u, ono
fare for The ssund tsp.
! National Republican convention, st.
Louis, June 1915, good until July 81,
one fare for the round trip.
National Educational association.
Buffalo, N. ", July 4 and 5, good until
July 13, one fare for the round trip.
National convention, g. P.S. OF C. f.,
Washington, d. G., July Sc, good until
July II, one fare for the round trip.
National convention, Republican
League, Milwaukee,, Aug. 81, good until
Aug. 80, one fare for the round trip.
Annual meeting Of Babtists. G. r
Union, Milwaukee, WISCONSIN, July Il
| 16, good until July 20, one fare for The
round trip.
For the National Encampment OF the
6. A. R. at St. Paul, hIinn., Sept. Ia, the
G. NJ. & ST. Paul will sell tickets for sg.gt
for the round trip, via Aberdeen or Mason
City
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The bicycle manufacturers are not
complaining Of hard times and per-
njcious monetary system. Tho Mime
apolis Times says it is estimated that
the people Of this tax ridden, pauperized,
down trodden, ring ruled and eternally
busted country will buy 100000 bicycles
this year, at the average cost Of $50 a
bike, thus expending Slao,00o,0o0 for
this one item Of pleasure,
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The Elk Point courier last week, with
commcndable enterprise, devoted most
of Its space to the commencement cxer-
cises OF the public schools sail the essays
and orations, nice cut OF the graduates
and teachers and the school building, to
gethcr with exhaustive statistics Of the
schools for the past twenty::thfea years.
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Pheasant Grove items.
sIrs. c. IL. Rea is on the sick list.
The soil is beginning to need rain

me soll Is utSinllg 10 neeu ram,
There was an ice cream supper at
Rathbone's in TorreY Lake last Saturday
eve.
Mrs. George Colvin, Miss Rcna
Eyans, and Miss Lucy Binegar visited at
at j. A. Rea's Sunday.
Albert E"cnson and partner OF Wes-
sington Springs bought cattle here the
fore part of the week.
Elder Barker will preach in the Miller
school house Sunday, May 81. at 2:3o
Bring gospel hymns No. 3.
Mrs. Daniel Saylor, reported by the
Sioux City Journal killed at Moral,
Kansas, was a niece Of Mrs. Cornelius
Miller. Daisy.
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The Chamberlain Democrat comes out
flo.-footed at last against free coinage of
silver at l6 to 1. The two Democratic
newspapers in the county do not appear
to be in line with their party in the
county on the money question: though
it cannot be said Of either Of them that
they are Office holders or in any way in
debted TO The present admistration.
Time will show whether their position
is right or not.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
s i. -
vega Sials es.
Thn rarmrrs are wantine moro rain

The farmers are wanting more rain.
Jim Haylik drove to Kimbal Monday
Miss Effie Tiptdn has closed a sue.
cessrul term OF school here.
There will be two more weeks Of
school at the Haylik school house.
Mr.. 0'Keefe says lie will move his herd
somewhere o.: the river where he has
more range.
John lirsa returned home from Aber-
Geen and he says the soIdhugs Sid not
convert him.
John Picek bought supply of dogs the
other day. SCRlBBLER.
l:agIcts.
1t seems that it has raincd all around
us lately.
Jos. Slaby was in Lyman county the
first of the week.
The Ola base ball nine is expected to
play at Eagle Sunday.
c. II. Benda and &. L. Woodraska made
a trip to the Big Muddy Sunday.
f. +. Junek Of Highland who has been
attending the Chamberlain school, re-
turned home last week.
John Martin has so acres OF ground
ready, but will not plant it until later
when the cut worms won't be 80 bad.
Shereda & Pasek are reported to have
struck a 3-inch flow Of water. They are
drilling and expect to get a stronger
flow.
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Tho June Hsrper's Monthly is as
usually literary treat, "a Visit to
Athens" by Rev. William Croswell
Doane being particularly fine. No other
publications in the world like Harper's.
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The Milbank Review, in its new dress.
is as bright as the silver it loves 50 well
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The GRAPHIC has sent its iYe pack
ages Of fseed back i, Senator Hestiarew
With the request that hs eelA US n cause
nndershirt instead.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-30

A. 6. Mellette, South Dakota's first
chief executive, died Monday morning at
Fittsburg Of heart failure.
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The New York Sun thinks Chat as a
stuffed prophet Mckinley holds over
Cleveland 2 to l.
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Real Estate transfers.

tGomplied for the GRAPHIC by j. D. Farrell
abstracter. Chamberlain
/. II. Welch ct al to Mathew
Howie. NV 35-1Ol-67. $500 90
NJ. Howie to l. Fl. Welch nv So
lOl-67 90
|. Il. Welch to b. B0ldt NV 35-10l
81 ....,.........,,., 700 CO
c. II. Jordan to j. n. Neff Sc 5
1920. 1900 co
10. r Ward to NJ. g. Tyler ne Is
NJ. G. TYLER to +. l.. Walton he
l5.los.6s. 1900 90
w. W. Whitsell to L. A, Mates
Sc 2S-105-67. 7........ l co
A. L. Minar to f. A. Powers III
blk 8 Chamberlain. j.. 1000 co
w. j. Hughes TO h. w. Annls
a7-1ol-6l. ........... 251 co
R. Il. Waters to J. j. Forney s1s
Of nea and lis I and 2 sec G. IL !.
II. G. Carter to G. Ii. Hollister 1t
] and e15 Of nell 22.104-7O... 1900 co
+. G. Dean to +. o. GoOdwell nls
OF sw4 10-104-7l 7l........... so co
A. G. Conawav to j. II. Knight
sw 34.lo5.7o. :. 1900 90
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i yNrANTED. Several Trustworthy gentlemen or
ladies' to travel in South Dakota for es-
s tablishcd, reliable house. Salary $50 and ex-
IL Il spsrises Steady position, Enclose references
sd eel f.sddtessed stamped envelope. The Do
Z; saini0n TO-, Third Floor Omaha Bldg Chicago
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The Munson ls tho highest grade standard
machine and is the result of fpatientexperiment-
ms. + has been on the market oyer three years
! + world and haeSed up by. hundreds Of tcstimo.
nisla Absolutely pcTfeat alignment. inter
styles of typo speedy as any, light. DURABLE
rarely eyer getting. out of order, perfect work,
universal satisfaction Equally adapted to the
business man. the lawyer the sten0grapher the
Y minister or the doctor. An absolutely perfect
"A high grade machine, guaranteed for one year. at
a prlee within the reach Of all send postal for
;atalogre and testimonials.
Mnnson TypewritcrCO.
lSa-iss Division ST Chicago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11
DEPUTY SHERIFFS
ARE SUSPENDED
Thomas Gibney and Edward
Riley Now Under
the Ban.
Caught in a Neat Plan to Make
Money Outside of Their
Salaries
An Insane Patient Taken Out of Ukiah
Asylum Without the Sheriff's
Knowledge.

Deputy Sheriffs Thomas Gibney and
Edward Riley have been suspended by
Sheriff Whelan for thirty days. with every
prospect of being permanently dismissed
as result of a fondness for making "bit
on the side"
Glbney and Riley were intrusted with
the important duty of taking insane
patients to the varions asylums and also
with landing criminals in the State
prisons after being sentenced.
About week ago the parents of young
man named Heine, who was confined at
Ukiah, called at the Sheriff's office and
inquired as to the expense of transferring
their son from his place Of incarceration
to the Stockton Asylum, where they
thought he would have better chance of
recovery. Gibney and Riley heard the in
quiries and after the people had gained
the desired information and left called on
the parents and offered to effect the trans
fer az less expense than had been named
by the Sheriff.
This they thought they would be able to
do, as they were constantly travelling back
and forward from both asylums with
patients. They asked ana received $45
from Heine's parents, and then went to
Judge Sanderson for an order of transfer.
L
consent is necessary for such a transfer,
and supposlng that Mr. Whelan knew of
the proposed change and had authorized
it. gave the order without question.
The next day Gibney and Riley were
sent to Ukah with three patients, and on
presenting the order to the authorities of
the institution received Heine into their
custody.
Their plan was to bring him to this City,
keep him until sent to Stockton with an
other batch of prisoners, which they ex-
pected would occur within day or two,
and then carry out their agreement with
the parents, making a neat profit out of
the transaction.
Heine was safely landed in the Receiv-
ing Hospital, but then the plan miscar-
ried, for no insane persons were consigned
to StocSton, and the two deputies were
sent on other errands. In the meantime
Heine was left in the Receiving Hospital,
much TO the discomfort of the surgeon in
charge.
Under Sheriff Clark happened into the
hospital on Thursday last, and seeing
Heine there inquired about him and at
once smelied 4 mouse.
Quiet inquiries revealed the plot, and
by the time Gibney and Riley returned
from the places where they had been de-
tailed enough evidence was in the Sheriffs
hands to warrant i'm I'm late action. Both
men were called up and questioned, and
at once suspended from duty for thirty
days.
Since then the matter has been thor
oughly sifted and the two deputies will
likely lose their official heads before the
term OF suspension expires. Sheriff
Whelan is naturally very angry about the
matter and will make an example oil the
men.
As Heine's parents had paid to have
him transferred to Stockton, the Sheriff
saw that they were not losers by the trans
action and the young man is now in the
institution where they desired him TO be.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11
nineteenth win of the St. Carlo youngster

nineteenth win of the st. Carlo youngster
this year.
Will Wallace, side partner of Riley
Grammar, arrived here from the East yes
terday. His horses have been here for
some weeks.
Jockey Joe Narvaez was fined $25 and
suspended for the balance of the meeting
for his Indifferent riding of the mare
Abb P.
Seventeen bookmakers weighed in yes
terdav.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race, seven furlongs maidens-Rest-
less Heart 107 202 Cayallo SO, Zvlpha 10Y,
Oracle 107, POS broadbillow 10Y, 165 AtticuS
90, Mollie Rogers 10Y, 172 Claudia 81. Jake
Rauer 10Y. 165 Personne SO, imp. SardoEyX
FLY 90, 1877 Sir Andrew 93
Second race. seven furlongs, maidens-loo
Manzanillo 80, 15t Rapido 10Y, 165 Rebeks h
90. 10Y Modes tia 90, Fond hope 10Y, 2l2 The
Tourist 90, 10 Mystic Maze 90, 1874 Popnjay
81, imn. Hari Tack IN England 107. 80 Miss
Ban lO7. 205 Blanche Bates 10Y. Isl Masoero
1O7, 205 imp. Calphurnus ITO. 172 Lupuia 93.
Third race. one and quarter miles, sell
ing-213 Grady 80, $50 Wawona 10l, 204
Ostler Joe 80, 213 Rey del Bandfdos 81. Goo
Adolph SprecF@is 80, 191 Fred Gardiner 1922
213 Kamsin 101, 213 Semper Lex LOG, 211 Ar
'icus 102.
Fourth race, one miIe selling-215 Carrie U
90, 215 Pollock 80, 213 Little Cripple 104, 1S5
La Mascota %, 222 Ba be Murphy 104, go
Walter SO. 189 Draw Scot 104, 215 Lucille
80, 166 III Fl 90 1872 Red Glenn 104. 217 Nc
Farlane 80, 1856 Navy Blue 90.
Fifth race, three-fourths OF mile, selling
(215) Toano 104 Coriente 80, 100 Ruthledge 81
Joan "a, 1872 Major Cook 80, Nelson 102, 207
Caesarlan 1O2, ZIG Perseus SO.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11
SAN FRANCISCO "cALL."

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
TO Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICEs-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock.
SS9 Hayes street open until ESQ o'clock.
71S Larkin street. open until 80 o'clock.
sW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, opsS
until o'clock.
2blS Mission street. open until O'Clock.
ll6 Ninth street. open until 9 80 o'clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11

ASTHMA cure guaranteed DR.. Gordon's Chocolate
EN- ulsion. 22l Davis, ST. Cal 81 bot. 6$5 sam &c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11
SITUATIONS wAsTED-continued.

YOUNG WIDOW, RECENTLY FROM THE,
Il East des res q position as housekeeper for
bachelor widower; fond OF children. Room /,
1907 Market ct
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Notes.

Notes,
The win of lamar II yesterday was the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11

Dividend NOTICES.
e. DIVIDEND NOTICE-DIVIDEND NO.
DIX 80 Us cents per shaTe) Of the Hutchinson
Sugar p nntation Co VIII be payable at the Office
of the company, 327 Market street on and after
Mondav, Becem Der 81. 1896. Transfer books will
close Tuesday, December i 1895, at o'clock
NJ 4. il. SHELDON, Secretary.
RE- ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION,
Vf>S 30S Market ST.. San Francisco, Decem Der &
1895, dividend No. Sc, rs cents per share, payable
14th ms. at Office OF company; books closed for
transfer at IL M, 7th inst
w. B. BRADFORD. Secretary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN PARTN HR WANT
~ ed by scandinavian widow l Fifth stu room
%, after lOA
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d EsTAURANT TO TRADE FOR RANCH IN
IL Sonoma or Napa county; average receipt, $14.
Box l. l29 Call
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11

| M ANTED-PA PER ROUTE EITHER SIDE
! w OF the bay: under $1,000. j.. box 1877, CALL
| QO6n HALF-INTEREST IN GOOD-PAY-
| I'D AOO. ing business. B., box 10. Call Office.
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Young GIRL WANTS SITUATION Fol
4 general housework; wages Sl5 to 81 3b'
Minna ST.
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QO60 RESTAURANT; RECEIPTS $50 A
DAOO. day; cheap rent Apply D. M.!McRAE,
S27 Mission st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11

GDSO0 PARTNER WANTED IN PAYING
NLOUO. man ufacturng business R., box SO,
Call Office.
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4 IRL WOULD LIKE PLACE TO Assist IN
~ light homework take care OF chllu Call or
address 442 MInna
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Unusual OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
- the whole or a three-quartcr interest in a we'll
established warehouse business paying good and
sure yearly Income; will accept desirable prop
erty In part payment. EASTON, ELDRIDGE d
Co, 63S Market ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11

sITUA TIoNs WANTED-EEMALE
A MEXICAN REFINED LADY WANTS
n posit on as housekeeper In widower's family;
best OF references. For particulars and interview,
apply to c. r. HAN 81 n & CO., ITO Geary ST.
4 IRST-CLA SIS SWEDISH SECONU GIRL DE
] sires situation; good waitress AID seamstress
and can cut and fl: best references, city
country. MISS CULLEN, 1913 suffer st.
A. IDDLE-AGED WOMAN DESIRES SITUA-
W ton; Is goo cook: will do light hous ev crk:
generally useful: willing, obIgIng; wages $lz to
SIS. 10 Whltmore place, bet. Mason and Powell.
WANTED = PLAIN SEWING AND ALL
w kinds of fancy work: very reasonable prices
1906 Powell ST.. top floor
lh ANTED = POSITION AS WORKING
w housekeeper by respectable woman: country
preferred. Cal or address MRS. J., 11l1a Minna.
n IRL WANTS WORK BY THE DAY; LAUN-
VI dry work, plain sewing; 81 day Call 641
Folsom st.
E1RST- CLASS COOK WANT, POSITION n
private family; would do washing. SlS1z
Hayes st.
n ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK, WASH
VI ing iron ng cleaning by the day. GINS
BERG 421 Fourth St. room Ia.
Y DUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
L day washing or housekeeping. 100 Silver ST.
o SWEDISH GIRLS WANT PLACES TO DO
- COOKING or housewcrk. Apply 1922 Mission.
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Qr6OO WANTED; GOOD SECURITY: 81 PER
trOOO day interest for one year. 1863 Steven
son st. off Thirteenth; hours to 10 A. NJ.
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~ ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION FOf
VI housework small american family. Call 10S:
Dolores ST.
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EOR SALk-ON ACCOUNT OF SICKN ESS: A
z nice httle cigar-store with factory outfit for
man. 257 Third st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11

~ GOD PAYING GENERAL MERCHANDISE
VI store tor sale; established nee 1885 STOCK
will invoice about $4,000. Inquire at 10 San
some or address ]. A. q NJ. GOLDWATER san
Lucas, Monterey County.
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SI100 GROCERY AND 49, BAH <. , p't ING
I'd wv. fine business: location II VIII pear
investigation: see this a. once; a snap. SChlB-
NkK 6 co, z City Hal. ave.
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MEXICAN WOMAN WANTS GENERAL
IA houseworK by the day washing and cleaning
Call or address 9 "A olson ST.
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n r. ESSM kER-FIR~T-CLAS~ FILTER
~ draI er and desig.er thorough dressmaker: b.
the daf. MISS WARWICK. III Grove 81.
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FURNITURE WANTED.
IF YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURNI-
i ture and merchandise see BURD I'll LarkIn.
II IGHEk Price. THAN ANY WHERE PAID
IL by Indiana Auction Co, 1857 Market. opp. Jones
NASH PAID FOR ENTIhE HOUSES OK
~ smaller lots of furniture, carpets etc j.
BOWCHER 222 stockton: send postal.
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Q.1l)6 PARTNER ASSISTANT; $40 FER
u Mo. month guaranteed. Apply D. McRAE,
S27 Mission ST,
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AN EXPERIENCED DR. 5 s NJ K f. r
n wishes work by the day in families; perfect
fit and work guaranteed. 629 Fulton st.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
A GENTS-A BOOK THAT OUTSELLS ANY
n publication since Grants book is General
Miles Personal Recollections"; every one wants
the book written by the commander-in-chef of the
United States army: first agents commission
$22 in hours r.. PERSON. manager subscrip-
ton department. The Whitaker & Ray Company,
1913 Market ST.
MO MAGAZINE OFFERS SUCH LIBERAL
IN Inducements TO agents as The Family Journal.
Write for particulars, Ia san some ST.. :. +.
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III ARD WORKING WOMAN WISHES ANY
II kind of work by the day. Call or address
1861 Folsom st
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Q.1On LUNCH COUNTER IN AS FINE LO-
I'D IOO. cation as in city; cheap rent: will sac
rifce owner must leave city. sCRIBNEk 81
Co, City Hall ave
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR WINTER IN EI
Il change for dressmakng. A. M box 10, Cal
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DE,TAURANT; PARTLY FURN ISHED;
Ia reasonable rem. Apply ]. f. PLUMB, 140z
Valencia St. fifteenth.
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NOR SALE-GRUCERY AND BAR; GOOD
L location: center OF the city. Inquire HEY
GRAUENHOLZ & CO., 2l5 Sacramento ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-11

tDOOO. ness, fine established traie; paying
from 1928 to 5000 per month; team worth price
asked. SCRIBNkR & Co, City Hal ave.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02
SALE

t-# EHa july =. aE
Whereas, c"aiulE has uygG made 80 On" Pay,
uont Of the money secured HV p mortgage a1fe1
the 18th day of May 4. ID. 1856. cEecuton by Jos
cDh Neville and Mary 3. Neville. bis wife, Of
the county OF Day aud state Of south dakota,
70 Z. s. Ormsby, trustee. aud l.. B. Graves ana
which mortgage was recorded iH EaH once us
the register OF igels .. .I. .yaa.E %. ia. "AA
state OF South Dakota, IN book eight o. mort
cages, on page 42i ou tine sncuud faT OF June.
's>E az 2 '@ 90 cl"an '. 3D.. .'
Whereas, no action Or pT0ccsalL-- az law oI
otherwise have been instituted o. recover f'"
debt secured Oy aa4. mortgage, uf NHs part
thereof, and,
Whereas, said mortgage contains o. power oi
sale, and,
Whereas. on the fourteenth day Of November
1894. said mortgage, with the note secured
Ormsby and LII Graves 20 y. H.. AiIou, trustee.
which assignment was aULT recorded IN the
Of Day on the 2}rd day of November, 1921, IN
book 80 Of mortgages on page 2#a and.
Whereas. on the eleventh day of MAY, lN9b,
said mortgage, with the note secured thereby
was duly assigned by the said assignee 10 Hcr-
bert X. Collin, which SAID assignment was duly
recorded In the Office Of the register Of deed. Of
the said county Of Day on the 18th day Of May,
lo96. IN book ~ OF mortgage, on page llb, and
Whereas, the amount claimed 30 be due upon
said mortgage at the date Of this notice. is the
sum of six hundred and s~lEtv-sIE dollars and
i've CENTS, t~sJGtU0j tDWIt: 1913 principal and
S9l.Oj interest. together with the sum OF SIi.g2
lA'htENAA AAN pau ny Eill liEa b-IN As A#RhiAf
assignee, aud sixty dollars attorneys fees slip.
ulated for in said mortgage.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that
ny virtue of the OF aaIg contained ta sli
mortgage. and duly recorded AS aforesaid and
iu pursuance Of the statutes in such case made
and provided, the said MORTGAGE will be fore
closed by q sale OF the mortgaaaI premises
therein described IL public auction at tho front
door Of the court house ia the IIty 8t WeDstar
and county gfDay and state u South DaEue1
on the 18th day o. August, 1896 ct O'Clock iT
the afternoon Of t'tit duy. The ul0rl-ura.
premises are sitUuted iH tho county az Day I
the tate OF South Dakota ems are described a.
follows, tUwit the northwest quarter Of s@c
tion thirty-four 10 township one hundred ana
twentg north. of range ifg-foQr west II thg
more or less according TO &. S. government sur
! VeF,
Dated at Huron, $. D., this first 3ny OF Julv
A. 1896. HERBERT r. COFFIN,
Il. Ii. C0SHUN, Assirpas
Attorney for assignee.