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pvsly ressssal !.

y. n. Orsnsr - dow. frou
oa.s. to-day.
DIR. 0e.ia ca.s up froe Port
lad yesterday.
20. v. Br.issrd V III as bic boes
o. wilsos svsass.
W. l.. Morris s.d family have
returned froa eAlida.
-Ars- Hardssn. oe Denver. IL
calling on friends in tns city.
Mn A. P. Williams visited At
Oiasoa City this afssrpoou.
j. ?. Torrance transacted busi.
nsss in Canon City yesterday.
win Norris has returned from
pleasant outing among the hills.
-0cores Milliksn left on the noon
train today for Corersoso. New Aexi.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Warner went
70 Pueblo today. They will Ss gone
. week.
Prof. Kenyon has returned from
Boulder where he conducted sum-
msr school.
q. q. Youngman and family
have moved 70 the corner Petroleum
and Seventh street.
e B. Criddle has returned from
. pleasant visit with his parents In
Nashville. Tennessee.
m. A. Mossr lett last night for
San Francisco where hs will attend
the Knishts Templar oonolave.
Mrs. o. 8. Hopkins left this
morning for Fort Collins whore she
will visit friends for two weeks.
George Palmer. Arthur Honey
man. and MarshAll Aiken left this
morning for weeks camping trip.
Mis- Vera Cassidy Of Pueblo,
who has bsen visiting her sistc,. Mrs..
Joseph Martini. returned to her home
today.
Mr.. and Ars. A. 4. Wallace and
little son. Irwin. Of Denver. came
over today for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. e. r. Millar.
Mr.. and Mr.. Samuel Isaaceon Of
Denver are In the city the guests Of
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs..
8 Amter. Mr.. 1saacson expects to re.
turn to Denver this evening while
his wife will remain for ono week.
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$4,000 for 2sc.

II the Chamber Of Commerce sell
. million copies Of ''Missing Llnk''
puxzle someone will get twenty. fivs
thousand dollars for $50. Puzzle
now on sale at Chicago and St. Louis
and Arrangements are being made to
place 1t in the fair grounds. In ad-
dition TO this grand prise thsre will
be thousand solution prizes Of &2b 90
saoh. tt
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The assosueensnt u aads Of tbs
marriage of xia Anna Hsghss 70
1sank Smith. the osrsmony 70 take
plass so0orEow morning. They will
lsavs ths asns day for Colorado
Springs thsif future home. The con-
tsactinS parties are rssidsnts Of Flor.
ssss and their many ffisnds extend
songratalasious.
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Violent Attack Of DiaYyhoea Cured
BY Chambsrlain's colic, Cholera
and Diarrheea Remedy and
pefhapS 4 Life Saved.

"a short time ago I WAS taken with
violent attack Of diai rhoea and believe
would have died II I had not gotten
relief. -. says John J. Patton. lead.
Ing cttisen Of Patton. Ala. IA
friend recommended Chamberlain .
Colo. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem.
edy. bought twenty .five cont bot
tie and After taxing three doses Of 1t
was entirely cured. consider IL the
sst remedy In the world for bowel
complaints. For sale BY all drug
gists.
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Chicago or St. Louis and Return

Via Union Pacific At very low rates.
Tickets on sale until Sept. 80, inclu.
sive: final return limit Oct. 81.
It can be arranged to have >tickets
to st. Louis read going via Kansas
City. returning via Omaha. or vice
versa.
Tickets to Chicaso can read via
st. Louis in ono or both directions II
desired.
6top-overs Of ten days can be had at
Omaha and KAnsas City by depositing
tiokets; NO extra charge. Similar
stop. over at st. Louis. 81. 90 fee.
Union Pacific traiua make the
quickest time between Denver and
Chicago and Denver and St Louis.
Write me 70. full particulars or
rates to any other points.
q. r. Griffin. Gen'l. Agent. s41.l7th
St.. Denver.
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Cholera Infantum,

This dissase hes loss it, terrors since
Chamberlain's Oolio. Cholera and
Diarrhosa Remedy came into general
use. Tho uniform success which At
tsnds the uss Of this remedy In al
oases Of bowel complaints in children
has made II favorits wherever IT.
value has become known. For sale BY
all druggists.
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The Missouri raoinc has given
notice that all tickets reading beyond
81 Louis will permit stop.oyer At st
Louis Of ten days, to enable purchasers
to visit the Worlds fair. Also, all
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: WANTED-All kinds Of scrap
iron, metal. rope. rubber. rags and
bottles. Western Iron and Metal 70.
y. Bloombur9. once next door TO
Whites feed store. II
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n. J. Gosglsin received . q7esr
rsmittanos Last night from Hespsrus
In payment for N aasay. Two quar-.
tsrs and SIX nictsls wsrs sswed 70 .
piece Of cardboard With black thread
and the cardboard folded. The post
age put on the envelope Wa osnts.
The sewing was evidently done BY
bschelor with darnipg needle. Mr..
Gcsglsin hes placed tha cuIio on exhi.
bision. Durango Herald.
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I dnd nothing better for liver de-
rAngement and constipation than
Ohamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. .-L.F Andrews. Des Moines
Iowa. For sale BY all druggists.
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Through sleepins cars daily between
Pueblo and St. Louis via the Santa
Fe in connection with the Wabash.
II A @ Palmer. Agent.
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Tickets to points east via the Mis-.
souri, Pacific from Canon City. and
stations west thereof. will allow pur.
ohasers side trip from Pueblo to Dem
yer and return when desired Please
bear this In mind. tt
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Ano<lssf meeting e6 the coal ninsss
~ hsld in Coal Crssk yesterday pre-
si1sd over By wn. Howslls. bat the
nasars of The nseting. or its dslibsf.
aatens dess not yet appear. Ass froo
~ comps report number of old
nissss ~ work md applying for
vsrk at the Ohaadlsr nine. regard.
le0 q the union.
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6 ~ H. 0sas1s vtll ~ - u.
oGu1on - WssosliDs 0asaA1. Aagast
- Lew 11sssnss = oseo .. =.
- IaaWo Wesos1i9s - rseas1 TIP
= 80 p NJ FAss. ei.so road tsip;
sAillssa n sssA.
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...eoell DoUs...

z y nuu1sr = Assass - Asss fssa
1un ssoasslsg ~ d.naos sssssaay
! asl1h1 - ~ esasUhsns wiEss ~ ~
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tickets to st. Louis will permit stop.
over ut Kansas City. Of not to exceed
ton days on depositing ticket. and ON
pay ment Of fee Of Sl.O0. #
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IT. ssoains e Olask Asasss win
- shipDsA ~ = - ~ Asos u
Pasaa. lGtsA,ean. this svsa,ne.
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H. Unieesn Rank ". q ". will
glve . uessasy seedal as Uniaa hall
3hass1Ay svsatns. Aussst -. Adsltl
-; oAilarsa bsewssa and -. l6o.
II ospam ond oaks sogvod. <0-ll
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Market Quotations.

T. uDleae& Cou1Ili1sooa l5oGse. ue4Ie.
ieta Bloek. ptks's Peak Avs.
Cravford peaches. Z 90 70 I'll bx
RArtists psazs 20 ID. i.76 10 ,. 90 BIZ
Early nargnsfitss. rs to 100 e hx
PiuDs fancy i.1k to 1. 30 bx
Lsaneaa fasey An - :. - bx
0s1nose la1e vaIsnoise 4 - ~ I 70 b1
! eea1os ~ opla. 4. - ~ 80.
$3.50 Is | 5 - ~
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309 W1ATMY2-Innn1 shevor
- thssAsr sosvns this ssssr,eos q
tssisAt - Ws1ssssav.
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Leave 4lorsnos today, arrive 81
Leafs to0orrow via d. and r. @. and
Missouri Pacino. Through Pullman
slsspssa. Be- D. and r. q. agent.
q
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Neat Goes Up.

bit reduced price on stoves for cash
10 announced BY Julius McCandloss.
II
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Call on II. R. Lutes

For bargains In Real
Rstats. Rentals. Loans
and Insurance. Notary
pablo and oonvsyanosr.
phoas red ss4.
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Rsasobse ~ Usifsen aa.k n.
70 ". ssstal AaG. -. Hsss salsot
Il esWn. 80
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= .. THATCHER. Prss.
: =. AooAMDLEB0. vioe-Prss.
y. .. LOT. oashtse.
VI n11o1xLL. AssAseans Oashsss
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- 1n1sss pspalAs shsss aasse =
~ psssa. 0eavsais 1ssie O.. II
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nan. Auo.G ~ = - ~ 4
ssss Dvsss. - RAJ ssssss. ~.
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A. - itso q nsWs. . naa fspsst.
- shis 0snsn9 tkas his nsiekbos
astssdsA church last Sunday. tbs
1fst tine for - ysass- Not . Ntsls
snsasinsas and spseslasioa 10 shown
By the noa. church attsndants In shas
part a town end many gssssss naAs
On the next probable attracsion.
New And second hand household
goods; large vAristy and reasonable
prics. Upholstsripg speciality.
Orippen and Baker.
S7H 4O6 W. Main.
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Phoae red s64.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-01-22

By the kindness Of Register of Deeds
Gill welgive the following summary ost6e
business of that Office for the past year
Fees received, 81, ,897.9 .95; pai6sfor salaries
OF register, deputy andeferks, S3, 797; bal
ance paid to county fund, 81, 1OO.95. The
largest amount ffees were received ir
January, and the smallest in September
Fees for each month in 1903 were approx
innate to those received in the cores
ponding months in 1902, except for the
month of December. In December 19Os
the fees were $10O0.65, in December 100:
they were s64s. 80. There were 3133 chat.
tel mortgages filed during the year, and
9S7 warranty and quit claim deeds re.
corded. Besides the register, whQsia al
ways on deck, the deputy, and Clerks
Leibinger and Olafson keep the work up
to date.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

us. Representative, Thos. =. 1arehau.
Senators, "a. C. C.Hanfbrough,P.A AcCumber
Governor, Frank White.
Lieut.. Governor, David Bartlett.
sssts'ls State Trs.surer, 81 S'i; B. Il. icHiiian.
State Auditor, 81. L. Holmes.
Attorney General, g. n. Frlch,
Supesintendent % Of Public Instruction, W.
Commissionsr Of Insurance, Ferdinand
Commissioner Of Agriculture and Labor,
judges supreme Court, N. G. Young, D.
E.MOrgan. ]. u. Cochrane.
sENAroRs.
First District, Judson LaNoure, Pembina.
Second Distrlct, Albert 0arnett st. Thom-
RnPRIsENTATIvHs.
First District, W. ]. Watt. HYDE Park,
I. j Chevalier, Bathgate. G. A. AcCrae,
seoGnd usni District, John T.u inner, Cay.-
Judge Of the District Court. seventh IN.
dicjal District,W. J. Kneeshaw, FEM
clerT a Of District Court, A. L. Airth. .
COUNTY oTIIcEne.
States Attorney, n. Brynjolfson.
Sheriff, ChaS. Atkinson.
Auditor, Swain Thorwaldson
Treasurer, w. A. Murphy.
Register Of Deede, J. +. Gill.
County Judge, ]. y. Wallace. ~
Superintendent Of Schools. J. W. Alex
Surveyor, F. E. Hebert
Coroner, Df. Y. F. Erskine.
COUNTY OoNNIeslONERe.
First District, F. G. Myrlck, Pembina.
Second District, 8. Sigurdson, Gardar.
Third District, Geo. Taylor, Bathgate.
Fourth District, j. Norm, Neche.
Fifth Dist, A. T. Cox, BOWesmont
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quarrel with. Anyhow, several reliable
gentlemen have investigated the matter,

quarrel with. Anyhow, several reliable
gentlemen have investigated the matter,
including the "Liangollen Gisteddfod,' %
and they all with one voice declare for
the Welsh. But this isn't all. Brother
Tuttle also declares with equal authority,
that the Indians who used to live around
Mandan were Welshmen IN disguise and
true descendants of this Welsh prince
and his gang of followers. There are
about two hundred or more of these
"Welsh" who still draw government rat
ions on the Fort Berthold Reservation,
but Brother Tuttle rather mournfully ad-
mits that owing to contact with civiliza-
tion,": probably there is not much Welsh
blood left in their skins. It's a kind Of
pity that some of these Welsh about
Mandan had not kept up the spirit of dis
covery inherited from their forefathers.
so they might then have been able to
have discovered site for that Indian
school "at or near Mandan," instead Of
so near Bismarck.
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-Associated Press Dispatcl

Associated Press Dispatch.
The above narration of a pleasant little
incident has something more ofa mean
ing to the American citizen and to the
American boy. There are but few coun.
tries where such tale could be told with
truth because in few lands could such
circumstances be possible. Only by the
display and exercise Of remarkable gen
ius could it be possible for private to
rise from the ranks to the highest posit-
ion in the regular army in most coun-
tries. For anything like the ordinary
man such preferment there,is impossible.
But inthe army Of the United States to-
day. the majority Of the officers who
have attained the rank Of general, came
from the ranks or close to the bottom
rung OF the lad 4 ~ that the
American people have every faith in our
regulars, for our army is Of the people
and tot the people.
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Nowscomes Editor Tuttle Of the Man
Dan Pioneer and says il IS proven to his
satisfaction At least, that the honor Of the
discovery Of America does not belong to
Columbus. nor yet 70 Left Eriksen, the
Iceland but to. some Welsh fellow,
Prince dasioc of Wales, who sailed
across the briny along or about the year
1170. This prince IS also reported to
have had l6 brothers and "that he got
J into trouble with them. Z which last state-
lment seams the most probable thing in
the naIrtiye if he had that many to
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The Pioneer Express.
"PRIvATE" YOUNG GIVES ssPR1vATE''
CHAFFEE STRAPS.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE first pair oi
lieutenant's generals shoulder straps
sented to him by Lieut.. Gen. Young with
the following note, dated fan. 8, 1904:
Private Young, Company K,
Twelfth Pennsylvania volunteer
infantry, presents his compli-
ments to Private Chafee, Troop
K, Eighth United States cavalry,
and asks him to accept this pair
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shoulder
straps.
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Ths P1oN1xR ExrRsss is sent only on the d.
rect order OF Subscribers, and 10 continued until
ordered stopped and al arresrages paid. :.
Tho rate Of subscription 10 alike to all, S2.0o
per year. Subscribers paying in advance have
the choice of several premium papers In addt-
ton.
plimentary only, and while we desire them to be
considered as invitations to subscribe, they will
NOT so continued except upon request.
medium in the county, having more general
circulation than any other paper. Card Of rates
senton application.
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OFFICIAL,
commissioners
Proceedings:


Jan. 4th, 1904.
Abe Cox, county commissioner, T.. D.
Wallace, county judge, and Swain Thor
waldson, county auditor, members of the
appointing board, met. {
On motion, duly seconded and carried
]. D. Wallace was elected chairman anc
Swain Thorwaldson secretary.
Board adjourned until 2 p m Jan. 5th
Appointing board met as per adjourn
ment. Members present: ] D Wallace
Geo Taylor. Abe Cox, F c Myrick
and Swain Thorwaldson.
On motion duly seconded and carried
Sig Sigurdson was appointed count,
commissioner for the and COMMISSIONS
district, for one year, or until his sue
cessor is elected and qualified.
On motion duly seconded and carried
Jerry N. Horgad was appointed count,
commissioner for the 4th commissions
district for one year or until his success
sor is elected and qualified.
On motion the appointing board ad.
journed sine die.
]. D. Wallace,
Chairman.
Attest:
Swain Thorwaldson,
Secretary.
Board Of county commissioners met.
Present F c Myrick, Abe Cox and Geo
Taylor.
OnFmotion Abe Cox was elected chair.
man protein.
Board adjourned until 9 I'M Jan 9th
to give the new members a chance to
qualify.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present F c Myrick, Abe
Cox, Geo TAYLOR, and appointees Jerry
N Horgan and Sig Sigurdson, both hav.
ing qualified.
On motion duly seconded and carried
Geo Taylor was appointed chairman for
the ensuing term year.
# Balance ofsession in routine work.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
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Board met as per adjournment.
Present Geo Taylor, F c Myrick, Abe
Cox, Sig Sigurdson and ] Horgan.
Resolved that the county auditor be
authorized and instructed to issue refund
order to S Massacar for his personal tax
in Avon twp for the year 1902, he having
been assessed in Neche twp for the same
property.
Resolved that the county auditor and
county treasurer be authorized and in
structed to accept original tax for the
years 1895 and 1896 on lots 21, %, % and
E24in block 5, Hamilton village.
The time set for hearing the benefc-
iar1es of ditch No for and against re-
batting the amount assessed Alex Morri.
son for cleaning out and deepening said
ditch having arrived, Mr. Morrison, Mr.
Louden, Mr. Slagerman, Mr. Captain, Mr.
Bennett and Mr. Anger were present and
addressed the board, consuming nearly
all the afternoon.
1t was resolved that the matter be laid
over Until the states attorney be consult
ed on some legal points.
Board adjourned until m Jan 7th.
Board met as per adjournment, all the
members present.
] R Joy rendered his resignation as
County Justice of the Peace. Resolved
that M M Campbell be appointed
County Justice of the Peace in place OF ]
R Joy, resigned, up to the 1st Monday in
January, 1905.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Trigvi Johnson, 8 loads ice court
HOUSE W
ID Mcintosh, bolts. ts.............. 3 90
E Tolchard, services. 4 90
Sayfor & Co, goods to co poor
Bourassaw -. .............. 10 90
John v Johnston, two files for supt
and CO auditor. or............... 2 25
Cavalier Chronicle, stationery.... Is 90
NJ M Campbell. witness and mile
age G F Erskine case. 4 so
James McQuarters do............ 4 SO
E Ottem 3 30
Allen McDougald do............ 3 90
Magnus Johnson do. 2 IS
Aug Cameron do. $500. 2 70
John Cameron do....... 2 CO.
TW Kibbee, medicine CO poor
Dahl ........................ 4s5
H R Morris, supplies CO poor Dill
ct al................ IL 60
Joseph NORM, taking pauper to
Pembina s5, postage 8 years
s7-total .................... 12 90
Mrs Thos Lynch, care Of co poor
Dahl !. !. q s5
N Greenberg, goods CO poor Thos
Judge ,13 so
G A Nivatson, goods to CO poor
XII Olafson. n.................. 6 90
w "A Short. goods co poor John
son. Judge. Wagner, ct al. q. ss o5
Jos MORN, services as CO comm. 20 25
M Brynjolfson, expenses as states
attorney 4.h Or 1903. ....... 100 90 %,
Dobking & Bennett, lumber. !. !. 40 l5y
Nv g Short. supplies court house
and Jail. ............... u 30
y Board adjourned until 2 3 n. "a
Board met as per adjournment
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OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
rzRa1s. $500 FER A2T&v7G
IA. Wardwell. ,G. g. Thompson.
wARpWELL Z THOMPSON.

catered at the postoface at Pembina - second
slaps mail matter.
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ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The First Election District is bounded By and within
ffh Second East Twen'y'hir street and
Lexington avenue
East Tweny-sixth strest sscond syenIs E1s. Irsnty
Lexington avenue
The Third Election District Is bounded 5y and SithLa
fifth street and Second avenue
The Fourth Election District bounded By and villain
East twenty
eighth East Five East Twenty street and
The Fifh Election District IS by and within
Twsnty-eiEhth street Second avenue East I~sn'S
The Election District "a bounded 2y ana 49,
East i;s IEsnty.n MI I s55sf an.nus
Tbs seventh Election District bounded BY ard within
sast TEeaty-nn;h s[TesI ,v ssSona
The Eighth Election District bounded BY and within
sabb ,sFssf P. aeSGs East st
and Second avenue
Ninth Election District BOUNDED BY a.: E,sss
street aud Second avenue
East Thtynrst street Third avenue Eas. IaiFu al
Lexington
The Eleventh Election District BY and within
street, and Third avenue.
The Twelfth Election District bounded by and vits,a
a nsi' sfto6G aH:nu s''S'' East
Thirtssnh Election District Is bounded BY r .sa
Thirty-thiTd East river. East ThF'y--st ''s
The Fourteenth Election District I, bounded ~ .ns
within East Thirty-third street First avenue. Ea''
Thtrty-second street. and Second
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded ~ a.
within Thrty-thiTt street. Second avenue. -,
street and Lsxinston avenue.
The sixteenth Election District bounded ~ a.
within East Thrtyhfth street Third avenue ESs' -
tyfourth street; Second avenue East Thirty-tArd s'
and Lexington avenue.
The Seventeenth Election District bounded ~ a.
within Thiry-fourth East river. East Thirty
third street, and Second avenue
,If The E.G,cs ,, gtEss T., s27 Hs X
fourth street. ard Second avenue.
The N.netesnth ElsctiSh District - hounted % -
within Esst Thirty-Sxth street East river East 4h'
nfth street and Second avenue
The Twentieth Election District Is houHdet oy So -
within East Thirty-siXth street Second snIe 81 Il
Thrty-fourth street. laird Last Ihlrty-"-'
street. ana Lexington avenue.
The Twenty-hrst Election District IS oounSed y
within East Thrty niHtA street FA'rd svr@ue, -
Tbrty-severtn street SscOnd syvude F-tst AA''S 49,
street and Lexington avenue
Tw,nty-secona Elect pSgrict ts eoun5el
within street FAST tiNVI
ty-SiNth street and second avenue ~.
The Tventv-th-a Election p.sgiet IS eeunsss rs.t-
seventh street. ana Second avenue
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EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Tho First Election District bounded by and with
East Nineteenth street. Third avenue. East Four
teenth street and Irving place.
The Second Election District IL bounded by and
within East Eighteenth street. Second avenue East
Fourteenth street. and Third
The Third Election District is bounded by and with
East SeVenteenth street. Livingston place SIX
teenh street. First avenue. East Fourteenth street
and Second
within East Fifteenth street Avenue A. East
teenth street and First Avenue
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
East Fifteenth street. East River East Fourteenth
street. and Avenue A
The sixth Election District bounded by and within
East sixteenth Avenue c. East Seventeenth
street East River. East Fifteenth street and Ave
u,
The Seventh Election District bounded hy and
within East Sixteenth Eas FIJI
tssnth street. and A.
The Eighth Election District Is bounded by ana
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SEVENTH ASSEMBLY I

The First Election IS bounded by and within,
West Tenth street. Hudson street Barrow street and
Hudson river.
The Second Election District is bounded by ana rbt,
street Grsenw foh street. Charles street Hudson
street. West Tenth street and Hudson river
Third Election District is bounded by and within
Eleventh street Hudson .tr.s1
street Perry street and washington street
Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
Bank street, Greenwich stre,t
Washington street. Perry street. and Hudson rive-
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and ybt,
Hudson river. ~
The Sixth Election District bounded by and With,
Little Twelfth street Washington street Horato .tre.
Greenwich street West Twelfth street river
The Seventh Election District is bounded by within
Ecratio street. Hudson street
Hudson street west Eleventh street Greenwich
The Eighth Eeotion District is bounded by within
West Thirteenth street. West Fourth street Jane street
and Hudson street S"
West Fourteenth street Hudson street Ioratio str.t
Washington street LAttls Twelfth street and Hpeso,
river. 0H
The Ienth Election District bounded by within
West 1~enHsth street. Tsnth ayspuA West Nineteenth
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FOR EALE-SZJ monthly. u0 cash pay
meut-IWo acres. improved by oue-sr8Tg
ElE-r01m house, cellar CD feet SQUARE
large p0rchess porcelain BATH marble
Washstauds large poultry house fur
mace etc. Apply on premises, W. u.
WILSON. East HiveTdale, ND. EeZs-8L