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thereof, upon such terms as the court
or a judge thereof may see fit, order
stay hereby, pending the hearing and
until the final determination on this APP
peal. The act under which the appeal
is taken provides for the suspension of
proceedings under the order appealed
from. We are not satisfied as to the
powers of this court in reference to that
order, and We would like to hear argu-
ment upon that point further, at such
a time to-day as the attorneys on the
opposite side and yourselves can fur
nish us with the argument. We would
like to have it briefly, so as to enable
us to reach a conclusion as to how far
we can go; the point being that the
court does not desire to take any ac-
ton upon this. or to grant an appeal
from the order made on Dec. Is. Di-
rect your argument to exactly what
the province of the court is
Justice Pigott also said: LAS to what
proceedings under the order of day be-
fore yesterday could be stayed by this
court the order being negative in
character, and not authorizing the re-
ceiver to do anything, simply declining
to grant the application Of the Boston
& Montana company
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welt said that his troops had to rely
that day on the food they captured
from the Spaniards. eff they did not
have food" remarked Shafter, ''it was
their own fault; they were ordered to
provide themselves with rations for two
days" That is laconic: charges involv
mander like water off a ducks back
BE We warmed and tilled''-Shafter
seems to think that his fiat to that
effect addressed TO the soldiers was all
that was wanted. 1t will take a man
with a good deal better record on the
field than General Shafter made to get
the odor and the i'll repute out of the
army beef.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-13
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1899.
TWELVE PAGES.
Unwelcome News.
y EDNESDAY mornings glowing
" promise of speedy peace at

\ EDNESDAY mornings glowing
w promise of speedy peace at
Samoa is entirely dssipated
by this mornings reports. Fighting of
the most barbarc character has been
going on and, apparently, the Mataafa
rebels did not get the worst of it. They
did, however, furnish to the American
public, as an item of gruesome news,
the fact that two Americans We're killed
and then decapitated, their bodies being
left on the field near the headless
corpse of an English lieutenant
This latest conflict is not Of SO much
account wherein it involves the ultimate
fortunes of Mataafa; it is of far greater
significance, wherein it makes much
more sensitive than ever the differ
ences between Germany, England and
the United States, the three powers now
engaged in the hopeless task of trying
TO run the administration at Apia
through the instrumentality Of con-
suls. The diplomatic world, on the tes-
timony of Washington dispatches, takes
the latest Samoan news very seriously;
the representatives of Berlin and of
London at our seat Of government are
reported to be very deeply concerned
On regard to the possible entanglements
It appears, too, that aside from the
awkward triangular situation involving
all three OF the powers, unpleasant side
issues are now developing between
England and Germany, these relating
apparently to the alleged unnecessary
delays in dispatching the commission
which is to deal with the Samoan prob
lem and also to the action of the En-
glish in arresting and OBTAINING Off
GERS attached to the Germany navy.
Apparently there is more trouble
ahead; the cheerful prophecies of yes
terday morning yield to this mornings
unpleasant word from Washington
which is to the effect that the latest
tidings from Apia are received with
Glismay
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ASKING FOR LIGHT.
The Supreme Court Requests an Argu-
'ment as to Its Powers.
Snerial DiSna trh a the Standard

The Supreme Court Requests Argu-
'ment as to Its Powers
Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena April 12.-This afternoon the
supreme court heard arguments as to
the courts authority to order sus-
pension of the receivership proceedings
pending an appeal. This morning the
court informed the attorneys interested
that the court would like to have infor-
nation as to the powers of the court
to order stay of proceedings pending
the decision of the appeal. In accord
ance with the courts request the coun-
sci for the parties in litigation appeared
before the court this afternoon and
presented both sides of the question.
William Scallon and ]. F. Forbis ap-
peared for the Boston & Montana and
Governor Smith and w. E. Cullen for
the Opposition. The court reserved its
decision. The expectation is that the
court will render a decision in the re-
ownership matter the latter part of the
week. In announcing the desire of the
court to hear additional information
from the points requested. the court,
through Chief Justice Brantly, said:
In the application for stay in the
ease of Forester and MacGinnls VS..
tthe Boston & Montana Consolidated
Copper and Silver Mining company, the
prayer asks that this court, or judge
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The Candy Contained Arsenic.

Hastings, Neb., April IA chemical
analysis of the candy the eating of which
nearly cost Mrs. C. F. Morrie and several
other women their lives, shows that each
piece contained four grains of arsenic.
enough to kill three people. A careful in
vestigat ton of the case is in progress. and
arrests are expected soon. Mrs Morrie
and the other victims are slowly recover
ing 1t is rumored that a woman, while
temporarily insane, committed the act.
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To BE DISCHARGED.

Washington, April 12.--Acting Secretary
Meiklejohn has issued an order directing
that military prisoners in various depart
ments who cannot be brought to trial in
30 days be discharged. There are cases
where the men have been long under ar
rest, and owing to the impossibility of Sc
curing onicers to constitute courts. or the
absence of witnesses to testify in the
cases. it is impossible to try the men.
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Butte's Shanghai Club.
Special DISPATCH to the Standard.

SpBETdI DISUtIICII
Helena. April 12.-The Shanghai club of
Butte was incorporated to-day by Wong
Sing. Jung Jack, A. Huy, Hum Yon,
Twong Mae and Hum Tong. The club is
organized for social purposes. Three of
the incorporators were unable to sign the
articles of Incorporation in the English
language, and the document is according
ly decorated with what resembles a laun-
dry mark. Those of the incorporators who
are able to write English affixed their
names in a very legible manner.
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Another View of 1t.

7 N the Helena Independent for Tues
day you will find a communication
signed by Mr.. Pro Bono Montana
and addressed to the Helena Business
Mems association. It sounds like old
times hear the mention Of the name of
that antique. 1t is an association which
apparently has a new lease of life as
the result OF the fortunate investments
made by leading and influential bust
ness men of Helena" in shares of the
recent senatorial purchasing enterprise.
In his published communication to this
association Mr. P. 3. Montana calls
attention to a lOng-felt want which, he
suggests, the members of the associa-
ton can fill, with the cooperation, as
he suggests, Of Butte and other cities
The communication in question re-
marks at the outset that Mr.. Pro B.
Montana notes with amazement the
attitude Of our business population with
respect to the tide of immigration now
flowing westward through our state"
| From figures which Mr. p. Bono Mon
/ tana claims TO be in possession of,
! 'eight-tenths Of this immigration is
! made up of actual home seekers" Cap
tain P. E. Montana is, as far as we
know. the only person in the world
who is authority on this eight-tenths
fraction. Probably his estimate is
simply guess as good as would be
any other mans guess, and no better
However, it is probable that the pro-
cession of tourists now on its westward
course includes a generous percentage
Of men who belong in the Industrial
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Governor SadIer Wins Out.

Carson, New. April 12.-The supreme
court to-day overruled the demurrer of
the plaintiff in the gubernatorial election
case of Mcmillan VS.. Sadler. the decision
being with Governor Sadler on every
point at issue, and practically winning the
case for him.
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f that ten-dollar banquet to be served
tonight in honor of Thomas Jeffer-
son brings out even a fraction of
what is promised respecting it's oratosi-
cal part, it will be we'll worth the pEaa
Of admission. The promise in the pfess
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Gold From Sydney.

Sydney, n. S. W.. April 12.-The British
steamer Moaua. Captain Carey. which
sailed from this port to-day for San Fran
cisco, carried G150,000 in gold
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The Standard has branch Offices at
Butte. Missoula and Great Falls, where
advertising rates will be furnished on ap-
nlicatinn.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09
Notice q Mortgass sale.

pefgulf having been made il the conditions
of Z certain mortgage made executed and de-
lfveraa by Charles W. Peckhan and Lizzie j.
Peckhsl. m~urtgsEors. 70 6eorEe Z. Ierpena-
MrrrgaEeR. 6atedlhR &rh naF ~ June lS1,
and recorded 81 tire pGca 81 Register 81 Deeds
"a rna fer DAY ECUufy. South Dakota o. -
.g-yh day e IuIe 1Sh, ~ book - 81 Mortgage
Records ot said UoUnty. Oh PAGE III and
raFtEaEiHg tie following described lands,
to-wEt. The North Une-half e the northwest
quarter. and the southwest quarter. uf the
uortb-wesl quarter and the northwest quar-
quarter u thesDlgh west quarter q Section
Ne ERslty-rwu- IL Township No uu~e-hEDured
tweutT-tEo north. Of range No. nfty.slx, west
% the nf;h principal Meridian 10 Day Goultg,
South DEAota and containing 100 acres more
or less according 70 the government survey
thereof.
And. whereas. there - claimed TO be due
and unpaid az the date Of this notice. on said
noft-aEs6 debt. for principal. interest and
taxe<. the SUE Of Ala5l.
Now therefor. notice Rs hars2y given that By
virtue Of rhe power Of sale Ia said mortgages
contained. and the statute IL sucn case la1e
and provided. said mortgage viii be f~Oreciosed
and The above described premises sold al
public auction By the sheriff Il Day County
South DAkofe- et the front door Of the cour
/ house in the City OF Webster. in said Counrl
and state, on the 18th day of March 1899, a
the hour Of one o'clock y. M. OF that day, Il
pa the said amount due on said mortgage
together with interest. taxes and attorney
fees and costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated this - dsy OF January ise.
Sears a Mccoy, George e. Tsrpeua.
Attornys'tor Mortgages Mortgage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09
cnambertain,s Cough Remedy.

Ihis rrnrsdy II intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group, Ehooping cough
and imtinenza. III hos become famous
Tor IT. CURES Of these diseases, over a
large part u the civilized world. The
most gathering testimonials have been
reolysd. giving accounts OF its good
works 1.-THE aggrayaIing aud persistent
coughs il has cured; OF severe colds that
have yielded promptly TO it's soothing
sftcts, and OF the dangerous attacks oil
Group ii has cured. often saving the life
OF the child. The extensive use OF II for
WHO'D ping cough hasshown that ii robs
that disease Of all dangerous conse-
q1ences- liz is especially priced by
mothe r. for their children, as il
fails TO effect a SPEEDY cure and because
they have found that there is not the
beast danger fn giving it, even 10 babies,
as II go ntains nothing injurious. Sold
by r.. Ross.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09
August Flowers.
t2l

III Is a surprising fact" SAYS Prof
Houton, that ia my trayelsin all parts
q the world. Tor the last 10 years, |
have met q people having used
Gr,ri,'s August Flower Than any Other
REMEDY. for dyspepsia, deranged liver
aifi stomach and for constipation. l
hnd Tor tourists aud saIesmeu, or for
persons filing Office positions wher e
~headaci'~S and g~envral had feeling. from
irregular habits .ahiss, that Green's
August Flower Is "A grand remedy. lit
o q inlure the system by frequent
use, and Is excellent for sour stomacbs
and Indigestion" San,,'e ,oitle Tree al
/. Ross < Co. Sod bs dealers in all
countries. A
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09

Miss Lizzie Elrod was visiting az
Esgefs and Parks the last week.
Mr.. Barbour the Nilnaukee Agt. went
down the line last week and returned
Saturday night and left for good this
morning. He expects 10 make q short
visit al Elr0d with his friend Mr.. Brown
on his way home TO Coleman: 5. ID.
Mr.. ID, Il. Potter was seen on our
street last Wednesday.
A. : Beeneys youngest girl Hattie was
on The sick list last week.
The citizens of this burg and vicinity
gathered together 70 the number Of -
0s 80 and gave Mr.. Fisk a great big sur
prise last Friday night and a most en-
5oyable evening was passed in playing
cards and dancing, topped Of with a
gilt edge lunch and all going home in
the wee small hours q happy jolly gang.
MIR Editor, IN regard 10 the lawsuit /
spoke Of last week il looks as though II
lad been drawn and q clear field given
70 the young lady from down the line as
neither Of the Young ladys mentioned,
made their appearance 81 the surprise
last Friday night
Mr.. Edgar Howey was ia Lily to sell
the balance 81 his crop and expects 70 90
70 CanadG this spring taking his family
along for an Indefinite period.
TIE Auditor for the Milwaukee wa.
here last week and checked up III.
ageps. Mr. Barbour and found all %. X
The r. r. CO.. l. closing a number d
small oBces az soon a. the Legislature
closes rs doors. and 1 VIII bet q fou
dollar dog they viii wish they had KEEP
open IN twU wears from now.
IL j. CnrreDce expects his wife am
kids home next Tuesday.
Miss Nora ABBY Is home again iron
her stay in Webster.
4 young german living north of tow
has been drinking for the past two O
three days insulting nearly every on.
finally he run up against a farmer frOr
east OF town and he gave him just whs
he was looking for a first class whipping
), -RAMPsE-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09
NEW TOWNSHIP LAW.
Full Text of the Township Election
Law Now in Force.

Below Is gwen in fuil the township
Law which viii govern the election OF
In the future.
Be III enacted by the legislature OF the
state Of South Dakota:
Saefion i. That there shall be excited
at the annual town meeting held on the
first Tuesday of March, A. d.. 1889, m
each OF the several organized civil town
ships within the state OF South Dakota,
three supervisors. one of whom shall be
designated on the ballots as chairman.
who shall hold their Offices for the terms
OF one Oh. two t2). aud three t3l years
respectively. az shah be designated on
the ballots. and until their successors
are severally elected.
Section 2. AT the annual town meet
ing held in each OF the several organized
civil townships within the state OF South
Dakota in the year 1900. and annually
thereafter. there shall be elected one
supervisor who shall bold his Office for q
term OF thrre wears and until his succes
sor H. elected, who shall Ill the vacancy
caused BY the expiration OF the term o
Office OF the supervisor whose term tx
pire- as heretofore provided. Provided
that fro and after the annual towf
mertings IN the year 1900. the senloi
member Of each OF the several board,
shal, b. the chairman th@reof.
Section 3. All acts and parts OF act,
in conflict with this act are hereby r.
pealed
Ssc,Ion 4. Whereas. an .smerg-nc,
exists, This act shall take effect and b.
m lorc- from aud after its passage an'
approval.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09
Summons.
March 2sw


March 2Iw
State of South Dakota. Ia Circuit Co urr
County Of Day. Circuit.
George w. Lemon, Plaintiff.
rs
w. C. Tyrrell. Defendant.
The State of South Dakota sends rras.,,w,
above ma AIMED defendant.
You are hereby summoned aad reouira3 IN
answer the complaint Of the above
named plaintiff. which will be died in tbe
ofsice Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court within
aud tor said Day County. at Webster. South
Daksta. and 70 serve a copy OF Your answer
On The subscriber at his Office IN the Cify ~
webster, Day county, South. Dakota.
within thirty days after the service az rhis
SUMMONS. exclusive OF the day of service or
Tie pialntiff will take judgment against Won
Tor one hundred and fhirfy-six noiIsrs "a
nre cents. besides the costs OF this acton
Dated at Webster. Sourh Dako,a this "a
day Of February 1889.
John III. Lund.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
To VIC Tyrrell. above named defenaan,.
Take notice thafthe complaint in tie ahs1ya
entitled action was flied in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court in and for D.v
county. South Dakota, atWebs,er in said Dax
county on the first day OF March A. ID. lsga
John II, Lund.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09
Notice Of Sheriff sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
execution issD I'd out of and under the seal of
the Circuit Court for bay County. South
Dakota, upon q judgment for $500 entered
in the Office of the Clerk OF said Court on the
sfh day of J upeissl IN an action wherein
Emil Ludke By bis guardian ad Item Ernest
Ludke is plaintiff and JohA Good is defendant
and which Judgment has been duly assigned
10 & b Hash. and delivered 20 me as such
sheriff Of said Day County, ! viii sell the fol-
lowing described real estate to~wir all the
right title and interest Of the defendant John
Good m and TO the south east quarter Of sec
tion ID and the southwest quarter of section
ca ali in township No. one hundred twenty
one ll2l north of range No Lfty-1ye $50 west
Of the Eth principal Meridian in Day county
South Dskota. TO the highest and best bidder
for cash al public auction. al the front door
Of the eo1rf house IN the City OF Webster, Day
Co1nty. south Dakota. on Saturday the llih
dsy Of March ISss at the honr Of o'clock ,. ~.
Of that oay TO satls5! the said execution
and 5udgment OF 80 much II the same a. the
proceeds of such SAFE vail ~satIsfy. and costs
snd expenses allowed By Law
Dated Jan 3lst Is2-
Andrew a. SapdFig.
sheriff ~ Day Co. ), d.
Sears & MeCoy.
Atto~aeys FOR present owner Of Judgment.
Notice "a Mortgage Sale.
FIRST pRb 10 -7w.
Default having been ~ ade IN the conditions
OF . crrfain Dssr-cage executed and deliver
hx Lar Aadians and Anne Aadleud. mort
gagors- - n y. Hawkins. MORTGAGE. dated
November 18th 8ss. and duly recorded IN the
ofsce ct Register Of Deeds IN and for Dsy
COUNTY. South DSkota. on November End
lsS4. N onOk Of mortgage records on page
5S,- and mortgAging the following described
lands situated in the County OF Dzy 10 the
State Of South Dakota. to-wit: The north.
Aasf quarter OF Section thirteen 1891 in town
ship one hundred twenty three flzsl nortb q;
range nffy-eight l5slwest OF the ffth Principal
mederian. and containing l6i acres more or
less according 10 the goyernment survey
thereof.
And. whereas. there is claimed TO be due on
SAID mortgage ar the date hereof the sum az
sisl.o8. principal and interest.
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby given tina,
by virtue Of the power Of sale IN said mort
gage contained and of the statute in snch cases
made aud provided. said mortgage will h.
foreclosed and the above described PREMISE
sold at pnbiic auction By the sheriff of Dsy
county. at The fronf door OF the court house IN
the City OF Webster, Day County. south Da-
kota, on the First day Of April isaa. at the
honr OF oDe oiclock'p- M, Of that day. to pay
said mortgaged debt, and Interest. costs aud
attorneys fees a. provided by law.
Dated shis 18th day Of Fenruary Isso.
Sears * Mccoy. III ri Hausinx
Attorneys for Mortgage. Mortgage.
Webster. :. ID
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09
go 81 - sc.

First pub. Jan ss-lT-
u-4. 1890 baen made Ia a mortgage
aetei the 18th dsy Of April A D. ls@ exeeut
"a ard delivered by Rasmns Z Haaseta anu
Lsna 4. Haaseth to OcbSenrelter 4 Smsn OF
uhich mortgage there ~ due ann elaiinea. ~
Of
Notice i hereby given that the sald mort
rave vii he foreclOsea BY a sale 81 TIE mort
gsEes premises situated In Day 1Onnfy.Slutg
n1fofe. to-uft: The northeast quarter o.
$500 o.e flA IN Township one hundred anl
tweuty-fhree llZsB Range nfty-slI 80, which
sale will be made by the sheriff, or hls deput.
al n. truut door Of the eouEt house I'D VIZ
T5ty If Webster. IA Day Counts. south Dakots
on lie Ilth day Of March, A. d lss az I've
O'Clock IN the afternoon, 70 satisfy saiu mort
"a - dpbt with costs Of foreclosure.
Dated Jan. 2sth lss.
]. H. LuDd, Ochsenrsater Smah-
AttorusT. Mortgages.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
First nul Mar CIV


Default having been made in the conditions
ola mortgage executed aud delivered by ANA
Losetb end Hans =. Losfth. fnorsvarurS r.
y Boehrlein, mortgages. bearing date the
18TH day OF April i&f. and recorded In the
Office ~ the Register Of Deeds of DAY Cnuntx
South Dak ota, Gu the 2lst day 81 April 1875 Ia
book ~ Of mortgages ca page Z. mor,yaging
the Northeast quarter tueat Of Section i've
tsl IN township one hundred ard twenty three
III range ~tfty-ive CO. coutatzinr iel acres
more or less. upon which mortgage there Is
due and claimed TO be due the sum Of SeN ~
principal and interest. and the further sun az
S1.cS for taxes paid.
Notice Is hereby given that b. virtue Of the
powcr OF sale IN said mortgage Contained. tbe
said mor'gsg 3 viii be foreciosed by q sale Of
the above described morfgsged Premises ~
public auction to the highest bidder. WINCH
sale viii be made BY the sheriff or bis depufy
az the fiant door Of tho count house ia fhs.
Ci'y, Of Webster in Day County south Dakota.
on the End day of april A. ID is%s. 81 M,
o'clock y. IN. OF that day. Ia satisfy said Nor.
debt. Including taxes and costs u fore
J. III. Lund.
J.. B~ochnlein.
Mortgage.