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cnrrnN sEEn nII-

New York. Nov 23-Cotton seed of dull
ard easy. spot OF selling Gi4c IN q small
way. Prime crude barrels. Z9a29iac nosn-
summer. 22c prime winter yellow. Un
Sc prime white. 3Sa57c. prime meal. 500
naG co.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note-These quotations ore revised
daily. and are kept ne near as possible iu
accord with The prevailing Wholesale
prices. Oaiciai quotations are no. used
when they disagree with the prices whole
saiers ask.
Country and Northern Produce.
POuLTRY-Tho market Is steady. Quo
tatlons Brollcrs. soa55c per pair. half
grown. $3.50 three-fourths grown. l5a
Co. hens. s5G75c roosters. f0a5oc. ducks.
50aT5r: geese Iacafioo.
EGGs-Fresh candled. &c. cold storage.
igu20c
RtTTER-The tone 81 the market u
nrm. Quotations. Western creamery. ION
2iisc: New York state dairy, igQ25c. extra
Elgins 2jdz5c.
CHEBsE-Market firm; fancy full
cream cheese i3i4c for 70 70 2-pound
average I5l-pound averages. lsc.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH POTAToEs-Norther $50
sack.
CABBAGE-5n7c per head.
ONIONs-Yeliow IN barrals. 500,
crates. SOC. red $3.50.
Hrcadstun. HAY aud Grain.
FLoUR-Market steady. patent, $40:
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sugar and coffee.


APPLEs-Evaporated. 7a7l4c. sun dried.
5izN6c.
s-Evfporated. iOc pound.
nectarincs. i0c.
RAIsINs-I4 l.. $40. imperial cabinets,
s. u.s. loose. b0-pound boxes, $50 pound.
PEACHES Evaporatcd. pealcd, Inc.
uupcnlcd. sfs Uac.
PEARS E.Vauorafgl. SIC
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Manchester. Nov q Operators here
think that Nellrs estimate OF the cotton
rrop means scarcity and TINT rcfore
s pte,nber the sninncrs mostly viii be
working on short time.
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steady. Commercial demand 81 S1s, sixty
days 50 si,s. ninety dave, 81 ISIS. francs.
Paris ard Havrc. sixty days. 52.A Swiss
sixty DAYS. 1855. Belgian. 52g'. marks
sixty dlya gas. niucty days. as s-is.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buyius 40 l-l6 discount and
selling as follows. SOS and under ioc prs
ulum; N5 O. $50 i5e premium So % go
zoe premium. 500 To 500. gse premium.
500 Go tl0Vo s premium 81 no aud over
zee Ger ~ premium
URfTlES-Central incomes are low
o. seemingly following the New YORK.
marketF
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MoNEY-The demand keeps fairly 10
with the supply.
BANK CLEARiSGS-The bank clear
irra during the past week we're 8 s.
qs7 AZ against SLnse9l.S for the CORE
srordIna period last year and g E7i5l. q
FOR the corresponding period Of isss.
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Charleston 3 c.. Nov 23-Turpcntine
arm. sgsc. Resin firm. unchanged.
wilmington. y. c.. Nov. . Spirits tuf-
pentlne. nothing doing, unchanged; re-.
ceipts. 100. Resin steady, Siani.2i; re-
ceipts "a Crude turpentinc arm. 8 %
ana s. 60. receipts. l5i. Tar steady. SIS;
receipts. So
New orleans. Nov. . -Rccelpts Rosin.
7s7 turpentiue ~
Exports 70 Tampico 80 barrels rosln. 20
Costa Rlca 70 barrels rosin
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Lord Saiisbury's favorite dos n
great hoar.hound which u named Phara-
OH. because ne win not let The people
go"
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov 2.-December wheat. de-.
pressed by cables and Argentine ship.
mint. closed &c lower to-day Corn was
quiet and closed easy. November lc. anil
December. &c down Oats closed a shade
e.
The leading futures ranged 40 follows.
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing
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Connection az Port Tampa with PEN
insuiar and Occidental steamers leaving
for Key West AMI Havana Mondays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. u 20 y. m
can nt Ticket OniDga for further infor-
nation.
J. II. POLHEMUs. r. + A.
WARD CLARK. City Ticket Agent.
DO Sofo Hotel Phone n
II W wRENN. Passenger frame Man
aFer Savannah o.
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New York once. No. g. Broadway.
Onices In principal cities throughout che
South. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing Instructions for traders
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straight t3.el. fancy, 1875. family. $3.50
MEALs-PtarI. per barrel. s. 20. per sack.
81 Is. city meal per sack boltcd. &Ll2'4n
Sil5. water ground SLl54l INA city gfits.
sacks 81 -. pearl grits. iludquta. per bar
rel A75: per sack. {l2ei4. aundry
brands. 81 i7i. al.2o sack.
CORN-Aarkct frm. white. fob lots. e..
carload lots. c2c. mixed corn. Job lots. &c
carload lots. sec.
RICE Market steady. demand good,
fancy head. 6c. fancy 5isc.
Prime ....-,..-- ..........-........'. o
Good ......+..s... ......ts..........+. -f'gpf'i
Fair ..,.........+ ......+-...s.......-ts. IVA
Common .................. ........- SIS
OATs-N mixed. carload 23isc. Jon
lots. 25d36c. white clipped cars. SSc: JOB.
l0c
BRAN-Job loss Csc; carload lots. soc.
HAY-Markct steady, No. timothy,
aOc, Job. Csc No. 2. 90c job. s5c, cars.
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stock OF cotton at al ports Noy. -
.Art year.
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Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping ear
service 70 Washington. Baltimore. Phila-
delphla and New York; also 90 Jackson
Vile aud Tampa.
Dining cars from Savannah 60 Hamlet
md Richmond TO New York
Buffet vanlor cars Savannah 10 Mont
gomery.
For additional information apply 90
Ticket once. Bull ana Bryan streets.
Phone q.
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Nv Savannah. s. A. l.. Ryli2 8pmii 6spm
Ar Portsmouth. s. A. L.RyI 0oam 5opm
Steamers leave Norfolk daily. except
Sunday. Cor Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York. and daily for WaAhington.
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NO y NO %
" Savannah. 8 A. l. Ryli3 s5pmii 5apm
Ar Columbia, S A. l.. Ryi 1 SspunI 4 ssam
Ar Raleigh, =. A. L. Ry...iii HpmlIi 5Oam
Ar Durham. s. A. L. Ry. Oaml 4 ieprn
ar Petersburg, ; A. l.. Ryl Lam zspm
Ar Richmond. s. A. l.. Ryl ika m s t0orn
Ar Washington. Penna. 8 GsamI Q a0pm
Ar baltimore. Penna. ..... 10 BamIfi Apm
Ar Philadelphia. Pcnna. he Hpml 2 5sam
Ar New York penna. 3 03pml 8 l2am
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The short line 90 MONTGOMERY. Mobile
and New Orleans. leaving Savannah az
rs a. m. arriving at Montgomery 7s40
o. m. At which point close connection is
made with the l. a. ". H. r.. arriving
al Mobile SO5 a m. and New Orleans
7.i0 a. m.
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~0- Southern Railway.

Depart Savannah on aoth Meridian Tme-ono Hour
Than cay Time
eAaiue an 4
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MURPHY & CO. INC.

Board OF Trade Building. Savannah.
Private leased wires direct 60 New York
Chicago ana New Orleans
COTTON. STOCKS AND GRAIN.
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Receipts aud stocks.

Receipts. shipments and stocks from
April 1870 20 date and 20 the CORE
spending date Of last year.
l9o-igli.
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comparative statement Of net receipts
on al the ports from Sept J.. 800. 90 Fri
day evening No @ 1900, ana from Sept.
j l,a9 10 Friday. Nov. O. 1893.
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Trains operated by soth meridian time.
one hour slower than city time.
In effect Oct 3. 1880
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same " eek l4ast ear
Spirits Turpentne-Firm At me; sales
0qJ casks
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Schedule Effective Sept 10. 1000
Trains arrive az and depart from
central station. West Broad
foot ~ Liberty street
IN Meridian Time-Oue hour slower than
city time
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BAcON-Aiarket firm. y. 5. c. r. sides,
Tao; y 8 bellies. sac (EaEtern) ac-
cording 70 average size y. 8 Bellies. sac
CWestern). smoked C. n sides. sac.
HAMs-sugar cured. iihdi2i5c
LARD-Purc. IN tierces SAC. IN 20
pound tins ard s0-pouna tubs. sac
compound. IN terces. exc. to-pound tins
ard sl-nonrA auha 80
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21

as the magazine, he said, was anxious
to increase its subscription list and
was making al special offer for
month m These were all the Instructions
they had and they had gone to work
under this agreement. She said she
thought they had taken about a hun-s
3dred orders since beginning their
work. Numerous other matters came
out in cross-exami nation by States At.
torney Allen, which was a close one.
Among other things was the loose
manner of keeping memoranda OF
names of persons who subscribed. The
witness admitted they had destroyed
the lists of names every day after
sending in the orders, SO that if letters
rMndscarried mi the subscribers would be
out their money.
Sheriff Bogue testified TO making
the arrest of the man ait 5Mandan, and
that the woman had destroyed some
leaves from a book
Mrs. Carver was being cross exam
ined this afternoon. NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21

closed O'Leary's place of business,
that he would quit the business for
ever, and that as it was the object of
the league to stop The sale of liquor,
and not to get blood he, with Mr..
Winenan, had agreed not to prosecute
sO'Leary if he would quit the business.
He believed that O'Leary meant to
keep his promise, and when he re-
ceived the letter above referred to, he
simply wrote to 0'Leary that he had
better leave the town, ,-ss that would
be the best way 70 sst5le the matter.
He stated that he ha@. signed the let
ter Jack as O'Leary had told him to
sign that way. He said that he re-
turned the 800 to o'LeaTy last week.
and would have done it ait any time
had O'Leary called for it. He stated
that the reason that he asked that
States Attorney Bangs be excluded
from + rom The grand jury room at the time
he was indicted was on account of
bad blood between himself and Bangs,
and that he had not mentioned the
fact that O'Leary had left the 500 at
his house while Bangs was present at
first for that reason, but that he had
intended doing SO later.
States Attorney Bangs began a most
searching cross -exa1nin ion, when
MI. Bosard objected, as he did not wish
his client to say anything that would
ineriminate him in connection with
the other indictments A very lively
i tit between the attorneys ensued.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
LEADS The WORLD,
Land Office Statistics Shows that the,
State Of North Dakota Leads
the World.
Great Profit to the Government from the
Fees of the Various Land
Offices in the State

North Dakota leads the United
States in land Office business. The
report of the secretary of the interior
for the last fiscal year shows that one me
fifth OF the entire number Of home-
stead entries made in the United States
for the last fiscal year were made in
North Dakota. This shows the ex-
tent to which government land is be-
ing taken up in North Dakota and
goes to- explain the large increase in
population shown by the recent CEN
sus. t35 58
The land office at Devils Lake for
the last year did the greatest business
Of any Office in the United States. The
receipts for the Office for the year were
about s175,OOO. This immense bus
mess is due largely to the vast immii-- i
grafton business done by the Great
Northern and the many settlers who
have taken up land along the line in
the Devils Lake district:
The NIinot office also did a big bus
mess, as the country in the Minot re-
gion is being largely sought by set
tiers. Bismarck is well up on the
list OF business offices, and the receipts
from this Office for the past year We're
large, the receipts showing large ex-
cess over expenditures.
The report of the secretary also SC
shows that the business done in land d
offices in North Dakota was profitable
to the government. The total amount u t
pf net revenue to the government, over
and above salaries and expenses, from
the land Offices in North Dakota for
the, past fiscal year was Ss14 661 81.
This is an excellent showing for the
state IF 55 5s55
The report of the secretary and the
figures cited IN it show that the tide
of dnmi grafton flowed stronger into to
North Dakota than any other state IN
the union The coming year will also
snow an immense volume OF business
IN the land Offices OF the state, as
many inquiries are already being re
ceiyed concerning North Dakota land
and many settlers viii take up land
the coming year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
PUT TO I HE TEST
Everybody Appreciates Good
Thing.

Everybody has their hour Of trouble.
BUT people have an itchiness OF the; sll
skin
Have many hours of trouble. -
Nothing 50 annoying, nothing 50 irri-I rri
tating.
Want to scratch it all the time.
It's a hard and trying position.
Leave it alone and you can hardly bear
the misery.
Eczema and horrid itching piles.
Relief and cure has come at last
Doan,s Ointment cures every form Of
itchiness Of the skin. So!
Here Is proof.
Mn. A. J.. McCay Of 708 South Sew
enth avenue, All enploye Of the Grand
Forks oundry, says: For q long
time suffered quite severely with
that most annoying and difficult to
cure pest, called itching hemorr oids.
The irritation was maddening at times
and only those who have put up with
the annoyance can form the slightest
!, idea of what 1t IS really Hike. hen
/ procured Doan's Kidney Pills at
Trepanier & Co.'S drug store. Ialso got
Z d box OF Doan,s ointment. The pills
acting up to their represe tations led
me to try the Ointment with consid-
erahle faith. was well rewarded
Tor my attempt rs use gave me
ease, comfort and perfect immunity
I from further pain and annoyance. ',3
For sale BY ali dealers. Price 90
cents. Mailed By Foster dilburn Co.
Buffalo, M. i, sole agents Tor the
United States Remember the name
Doans s and take no other.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
HANGED a.

- K =
MYSTERIOUS PRISONER BREAKS
SILENCE AND TELLS HIS IDEN-
TITY.
Paris, H., Dec. 21.John Owen,
about whose identity was clustered
much mystery, was hanged at 1:15
this afternoon for the murder of James
Hcgue in a box car of a Big Four
freight, Sept. y. Il This morning he
said, John Owens is my right name.
My parents live in Bell county, Ken
ducky. They beat me out of all my
property. We don't speak. He
was also a member of an exploring
party in the Andes where he acquired
the liquor habit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
SWEPT BY STORM.
Atlantic Coast Swept BY a Violent Storm
Today and Many Vessels
Wrecked.
Number Of Vessels are Ashore or are
in Perilous Position Along
the Coast.
Storm Seems to be . Companion to that
Prevailing on the Coast Of
England.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. q THE Atlantic
coast is storm swept today by a gale
blowing fifty miles an hour. Several
wrecks are reported from Cape Henry.
A big unknown three -nlasted schooner
s stranded eight miles south and rap-
idly going to pieces. The liner Rap
idan is aground snear Thimble light.
The schooner Mary Hudson sank in
Norfolk harbor but the crew was
saved. The gunboat Annapolis ran
aground in the harbor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
AMENDMENTS.

Washington, Der. q Only the Fer
aker amendments 10 the treaty were
a.dopted the first of which sliglnfly
changed the Glayton- Ballwer conven-
mon, which convention is lereby sup
eTsseded,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
R,EFUGEE,s.

Vienna, Dec. p urther dyices3
say Haiduk Islam's band is plum deringgs
the villages Prisband and NaVibazar
in the vicinity Of his recent massacres.
Il constant stream OF refugees is pass
ing to- the frontiers
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
SUSPECTED.

4 Omaha, Dec 21.Pat Grove. we'll
known in local police circles, is the
man the police suspect OF being the
leader Of the gang Of Cudahy abdnc-
tors and the police are now looking
for him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
GREAT STORrI
UNUSUALLY VIOLENT STORM CON-
!. TINUEs UNABATED ON THE
ENGLISH COAST.

London, Dec. 21.-A great northwest
gale continues unabated along the
coast. A dispatch from West Bay
reports the steamer Sonlerhill signal
ling for assistance but the tugs are
unable to reach her. The Red Star
Westernland has put into Portland
with a. broken propeller. Casualties
are reported at many points on the
south and west scoasts. Scotland is
cut off by telegraph. The White Star
steamer Cufc this morning was re-
ported riding at anchor, safe off the
Skerries. n
The Cutie was later extricated and
towed to Liverpool. !. 1.t5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
HOTEL WILL BE OPEN.

4 AS the legislative session lis SO near
at hand and The Northwest, is stsll
unfinished there may have been some
question in the minds Of the pusss..sssss as
to whether the hotel would be COM.
pleted by the time the session con-
venes, wish 10 announce to the pub
lie and members OF the legislature.
that will be ready TO receive guests
in the new hotel by the first Of IAN
nary. 1901. lA s:B
EDW. G. PATTERSON. PROP
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21

Dolls. Dolls, Dolls marked III plain
figures one-han of. Dressed dolls
from 10 cents up. All Xmas goods at
your own price, at Phelps,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
FlRYEsS WIFE DE.AD

washington, Dee. n The wife OF
Senator Frye died suddenly this morn
ing at the Opera hotel The senator
in the next room thought her sleeping.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
MAC HAS a COLD.

Washington. Dec. 221The presi-
dent is confined to his rooms with a
slight cold. ~ e
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
PICTURE FIR AMEs BURNED.

Toronto, Dec. 2 2 Fire destroyed
the picture frame factory of Matthews
Bros. Loss, "a ,oo0 Forty men
Jumped from windows. Seventeen
were injured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
MARTIAL Law.

Gapetown Dec. "a Martial law is
proclaimed In northern Cape Colony,
The situation lis regarded as grave.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
AROUND THE STATE
Several election contest cases are
coming up soon at Rolla.

coming UP Soon at ft0lia.
The LindeHe case attracts general
interest through the state.
About 400 school houses have been
built in North Dakota this year.
A windstacker company has been or
ganized at Fargo with capital Of
100000.
II. A Mayo of Walhalla has lost his
boy George, and has gone to Duluth
to hunt him UP.
James Morrison of Fargo has Joined
the Neil company and the chappies
are said to be sad indeed
A petition is being circulated to
move the Turtle Mountain Indians
from their present reservation.
A good rain storm in Fargo this
week (which is rare in North Dakota
in December. Genuine spring weather
on the slope, too.
Sixty cases of typhoid fever at the
state asylum which have recovered
without a death speaks volumes fol,
the good treatment that must prevail
at that institution
The state normal school at MayYille
has closed its fall term with a good
record. Notwiths hstanding the poor
crop, the attendance was only nine
fewer than last year
| The jamestown Capital says the re-
port that the jim river valley repre-
sentatives are for resubmission is
mista that the majority Of them
are for the present law.
/ President orchard of the Congrega
tional college ait Fargo, was hung IN
emgy by students who objected to his
pointed discourses on morals and
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sba 1~noss,n : 1-ea. 1ua hafora IND
/ board h,,t his case Was not dear,aa
serious a,o,,u,, +, ,e,,,,;ra t,.a, 4,,,en4
AT ma asy,um ~ CON, a sjv t,liayas be
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afton corre snonfercta % w.. Tba
sa,,fer viii case came 5bafore I,,5se
VIM Mex enzie Yesterday and 4be f,ax
was = saens i ais.,ussing s II fne accenfanss
was taken in Chicago IN tie presence
of attorneys ON both sides anu which
she had deferred signing until next
j. Z. A
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21

Largest line Of goods in town at
phelps. Call ana get prices before
buying.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21

Dist. Name.
1 + J. LaMoure !.
2 rh James Fuller.
5 f o. .E. thus
4 fh J. y. Cashel. ].
5 i HELa vayea
6 rh M B Murphy.
z r J. D Taylor
5 rh r w Ames
8 r r. s Lewis &.
10. r GWFWol olbert I.
II r f S Talcott 1.
10 rh "a SIotten
.13 r J s. DevlinS
IA Ri r C Sanborn
Is r A B Cox !.
JIG rh r g Cooper. (.
IL r I. Swenson
l8 rh WAL Laidlaw
10 Il VIM Clarke I,
20 rh o / Hegge.
81 i Henry Hale
% + H ) Miner.
% + MDWilliams !
"a rh J B. Sharpe.
25 { O8E Geer
26 rh w Baker
27 r g B Little I.
% fh " B Noble.
% r M Jacobson.
80 h JAM Dougal
81 + = A Simpson
II
Dist. Name.
6 1 r w J Watts. 4.
1 r I j Chevalier.
2 2 3 81 Restemayer.
2 rJ Thordarson.
3 r e R Swarthout
T a Dickson ].
4 f RGullikson
4 r John Miller.
A { J H Parr
5 II r 4 Bennett.
5 + q q Tufte
6 III . d Bacon
& 6 / j p Galbraith !.
z - Chas Brisbin.
Z IL 2 r Hjelmstad
8 i Asa Sargent
8 + J I Lerum
8 r g IA Willison
T e Nelson
8 r r M Pollock.
1 8 + w E Leech
10 n p P Cha cey
10 + Thos Heath !.
10 + - Severson
I II + B Mallough
III j. e a Tubbs
IL + John Hill
IL Z 3 Stafne s.
II A w Thomas
~ " Morgan
IS + H G johnson.
10 ~ q B Phifer
II I Z ] Dwire
IL i u p And derson
l5 Il Geo NJ Young.
is / K s Ramsett
16 r M B Cassell
16 + G WinslOw
! IL r G A Hall
18 / III McItean
[ is + Ole AxYig
19 + Fred Lemke !.
20 r f T GronYold
20 1 James Michel!
81 + e w III Davis
2l / HA.Nicholson
% + d Neyin \.
% + r Chaffee &.
% + j. II Keeler.
23 j, q M Watson
"a + j A Biornson
25 i Geo. Rose
25 r A Strutz
g6 r TW Allshouse
26 Z q o Gula ck.
n i Jos Fare
81 + Henry Reade
Is rBFIIammond i
90 i q i Palmer 81.
30 + A M Pa ackard
B0 + VIM Wade
s1 r w A Met Clure
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
UNSATISFACTORY
REPORTED THE SOUTH AFRICAN
SITUATION is NOT PLEASING.

London, Dec. q a Pretoria, dis
patch. evidently censored, says the
general situation is unsatisfactory
Several bodies of Beers are hoVering
about johannesburg and active snip
ing is going on. 0perman's COM
nland made several attempts to catch
the outposts between Seurfontein and
Kaalfontein, south of Pretoria.