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The sun., 1908-01-23
A FORMIDABLE HUGHES MEET
WITT AN ENTERTAINING SPEEcH
BY EX-SENATOR BRACKETT.

Gctting On me BandwagOa Appears 90 Bs
. Loading Industry In Several Neigh.
DOrhOOds-PredlSti0n That Parsons VIZ
Have % Uimb Onto It Before LSns.
The Hughes State League, which was
incorporated at Albany to bring about the
nomination Of Gov. Hughes for President,
had its hrst formal session in the State
Room Of the Hotel Manhattan last night.
Il was a formidable gathering. Certainly
more than q hundred Republicans from
different parts Of the State were present
In political talent, seriousness Of purpose
and united energy it far outstripped the
band Of anti-snappers in the Democratic
party which met in Albany In the winter
Of 1891 to defeat the purposes Of Gov. Hill
and bring about the nomination Of Grover
Cleveland for the Presidency. Therewere
Republicans present last night who bad
never before attended political function.
There were others who had been in the
thick Of Republican trays in the State for
many years.
In this group were ex-senator Edgar T.
Bracket. president Of the league; George
W. Aldridge and Edward Lauterbsch, two
OF the vice-presidents; ex-senator Ma
thAniel A. ElSbers. Senator SAKE. John A.
Sleicher, Abraham Gruber and Samuel
Strasbourger. Most Of these Republicans
have been familiar for years with the work
ings OF the national conventions Of thOiT
party and Mr.. Lauterbach has been q deie-
gate at large from the State. Several Of
the speakers called attention In q general
way to the fact that engaged in the move
ment were Republicans full Of hope and
inexperience and others equally full OF
hope and experience.
This is the body that is confronting the
Roosevelt Woodruff Parsons organisation
in the State. which has refused Gov. Hughes
the Republican Endorsement for the Presl-
deucy, preferring Secretary Taft Of Ohio:
Presldent--EdEar T. Bracket. Saratoga county.
Vice e-Presidents-John A. Sleicher, AIbany
county: Senator Harvey d. Hlnnan, BrooTha, WI
tam G. Warren, Erie; Luther W. Mott. Osweg0
George W. AldTdge, Monroe: Edward Lauterbsch
and NJ. F. Tremaln, New York
oKNERAL STATE CoMhIrTkE.
The sun., 1908-01-23
A HELPFUL YOUNG WOMAN.
Friend to Robert Cairns. VINO Saved Some
thing From the Robbers.

Robert p. Cairns Of Old road. Bay
onne. reported yesterday that he had
been waylaid and robbed. while escorting
young woman home carly the night
before, few blocks from police head
quarters, As the couple were walking
along the Boulevard near Thirty-nrst
street three men sprang from a clump Of
bushes and told Cairns to hold UP his
hands.
The highwaymen took even his pipe.
tobacco and gloves. but they missed a
gold Stickpin Cairns wore in his tie. That
was saved by the young woman, who threw
her head ON Cairns's shoulder and while
pretending to cry deftly removed the pin
and stuck IL in the inside OF her coat
The sun., 1908-01-23
DROPPED FROM SINGER BUILDING
RED Hot sOIdering Iron From A7d Floor
Breaks WOrkulan's skull.

A red hot Ave pound soldering iron drop
ping from the forty-second story Of the new
Singer Building at $50 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon landed on the head Of a mason's
helper at work on the tWentv-seventh floor
OF the City Investing Building adjoining.
burning and fracturing his skull. The in
jured man, John Boyle, 80 years old. Of i76
East iOad street. was taken 20 st. Gregory's
Hospital, where II was said last night he
probably would die.
When the police had arrived the work.
men on the Singer Building had quit for the
day and it was impossible to learn who had
dropped the iron.
The sun., 1908-01-23
THE RAIDONMR. SHONTSs HOUSE.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds sends to Col
IeotOr Fowler for . Full Report.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.--By direction Of
James R. Reynolds. Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, full report Of the circum-
stances connected with the raid on the
residence Of Theodore p. shonts by in
spectors Of the New York Custom House
has been forwarded to Mr.. Reynolds by
Collector Of Customs Fowler. Mr.. Reynolds
said that he expected the report tomorrow
morning.
Beyond this no further inf ormation in re-
gard TO the raid and prospective action by the
Treasury Department il given out in on cisl
quarters. Mr.. Reynolds said that he had
acted ON his own initiative an calling on
Collector Fowler for a report and that
there had not been any complaints made
by Mr.. Shonts. William Loeb, Jr., secretary
to the President. said that the case had
not been called TO the attention of Mr..
Roosevelt.
The sun., 1908-01-23
LYNX ATTACKS GUIDE.
Lively Incident Of Hunting Party In North
crn Quebec.

MONTREAL. Jan. 37.-Ths wolf hunt in
the northern wilds Of Quebec is proving
something OF q success. says Byron
Brooks OF New York, who for business
reasons was obliged to quit the camp and
return to civilization. Up to the time that
Mr.. Bro oks left the party had bagged two
wolves and one big Canadian lynx.
II appears the lynx nearly baRRed a
guide whose front naIne was Naroisse. The
animal attacked the guide, who could do
nothing at short range but stab away with
his sheath knife But for the timely arrival
Of Mr.. Hope Of Montreal upon the scene
Narcisse m light have had far the worse Of
the encounter.
The sun., 1908-01-23
CORNELL WIZ STAND BY COED.
Protest Made by ColumbiAS Debate Team
WIN he Turned Down.

ITHACA. N. Y. Jan. 23-COrnsll will
stand by her coed. The protest made
by the Columbia debate team against Miss
Elizabeth E. Cook. one Of those elected by
the council to represent Cornell in the
intercollegiate contest against Columbia
next month. was received to-day by Presi-
dent Le Roy n. Goodrich OF the Debate
Union. but there Is no likelihood that any
Of the Cornell authorities will give It much
attention. Goodrich. who is at the head
of debating interests at Cornell. declared
that Miss Cook was eligible according
to both the rules OF Cornell and Of the Tri-
angular League. and he could see no good
reason why Columbia should objecR
The sun., 1908-01-23
ROOSEVELT FOR MAYOR or ". Y.
JaoSb RiIs Says He Should ne and AIlGht
Ne Elected.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22.-Jacob Riis. who can
walk into the Presidents private ofiOs
without knocking, arrived here to-day for
a lecture and made the statement this
afternoon that Roosevelt should be and
might bs the next Mayor Of New York city.
~ any rate. Mr.. Rils says. he will work
hard to bring it about despite Whatever
precedent there gay be about Presidents
not working after quitting the White HOUSE.
The sun., 1908-01-23
THREATENED WOMAN GONE.
Italians. She said. Declared They'd Ne
Even with Her.

PATERSON. N. j., Jan. 23.-Isabelle For
man. employed by the Dolphin Juts Mills,
thai two Italian msn dressed in women's
clothes asked her 20 take q package to
Chief Bimson and upon her refusal they
saj. they would get even with her some
other time.
Miss Forman left home this morning to
20 to work. but the paymAster and the
tinekeeper Of the mills both said that she
did not arrive at the mills. No one ap-
pears to have seen her on the way and her
friends are afraid that the Italians have
made good their threat.
The sun., 1908-01-23

Senator Hnman and Senator Tully we're
detained at Albany. So also was Senator
Page. and Gen. Tremain was i'll at home.
while Darwin r. James of Brooklyn was
absent because Of the work he was putting
in last night with Republican clubs in Kinga
county for Gov Hughes. MIR. Warren Of
Buffalo, who has been Republican national
commit teeJnan for the State. was also
absent because of the work he was called
upon to do yesterday in his county for
Gov Hughes Cornelius V. Collins, Superin-
tendent of Prisons, e1-Gov. Frank 8. BlAcRs
II ght hand man in Rensselaer, county Re-
publican politics was detained in Troy by
the work Of the Rensselaer, Republican
county committee which declared ysster-
day for Gov Hughes. Mr.. Collins sent a
despatch announcing that the Black strong
hold had declared unanimously for Gov
Hughes.
Edward r. Cragin Of New York city,
chairman Of the executive COMMITTEES ct
the Hughes league. made the frat speech
Of the evening II was a sort Of welcome
to ex-senator Bracket as president Of the
league. Among other things Mr.. Craeln
said:
Some weeks ago the Hughes League o. the
United States and the Hughes League of the
State OF New York. a branch Of the same
were organized to crystalline q widespread
sentiment in behalf OF Gov Hughes for the
Presidency. The situation was unique; no
authority or encouragement from the Gov
ernor was sought. All understood that ne
was not seeking the nomination Those en-
gagged in this league have recognized that
there were no rewards in this service beyond
the satisfaction of doing light and that the
Governor will be under no bligations % the
league nor to any who join IT, In fact II
may be said that the league Is not working
for the personal honor OF Gov. Hughes. but
for what 1t believes TO be for the best interests
Of the Republican party OF the State and
nation. and therefore for the best Inesrests
OF the whole people.
In selecting a president for the Hughes
League Of the State OF New York we wanted
to secure a Republican from the interior
from that part of the State that elects the
candidates.: where there is more freedom or
political action than in this part OF the Con-
monwealth. We needed one known 70 be
disinterested. known 10 be OF absolute cour-
age and Independence; one against whom
any charge Of being controlled by any In.
proper influences would be received with
smile Of incredullty. and one who wen knew
the Governor. and 90 we selected Senator
Ed gar T. Bracket. one OF the originators for
the demand Of the investigation OF the inAlr-
ance companies. Mr.. Braokett, you are 10 BE-
congratulated on the fact that on the day
Of your acceptance Of the ONCE OF president
OF the Hughes League Of the stats Of New
York the Governor has written his letter
expressing his willingness 20 serve the people
a. President OF the United States.
President Bracket started his speech Of
acceptance by saying:
within the last twenty-iour hsaara con
ditions have changed. Tho Oovornor's
letter has cleared the political atmosphsre
like an electric hash I may say to yon
The sun., 1908-01-23
TWO TOBACCO BURNERS KILLED.
Negro Raiders Carrying Dynamite Shot
by Might MaLchmAn.

CLAREsvILLE, Tenn, Jan. 92.-An attempt
Nss made last night 10 fire and dynamite
The factory Of the Hayes-Sorg Tobacco
company.
Two neg roes. Tony Allen and Walter
Watkins. were killed while trying TO escape
iron the vicinity, OF the factory by one
~ the night watchmen. One other negro
got away. but is thought TO have been
Wounded.
An investigation showed that the door
nj the factory had been saturated with
against Il. When the bodies Of the two
negroes wero searched enough dynamite
was found to wreck the building.
The sun., 1908-01-23
WHO DROPPED THAT BOLT?
u Fell Through the Post once skSiIght
and Nearly Made q Vacancy.

A bolt from . clear sky struck the Federal
building yesterday. missing Assistant Post
master Murphy by a yard as he was walk
ing downstairs under the skylight on the
top floor. The bolt was Of good substantial
steel. but did no more harm than to leave
a clean cut hole in the skylight and give Mr.
Murphy 4 momentary shock Of SURPRISE
Speculation as 10 where the bolt began its
flight was fruitless.
The sun., 1908-01-23
RELFN W4LONET SUING.
Rrfcrre Named IN Suit AgaIns, Osborn
whom she Married.

Rrfcree Named G1 Suit Against Osborn.
whom she Married.
With the consent of counsel for both
parties, Justice SeWburEer OF the Supreme
Court signed vest ardsy an order naming
BanisI r Cohalan as referee 70 take testi-
mnnv and report m = suit Just instituted
w Helen Naloroy against Arthur :, Osborn
The brjav appointing tho raferee does
no. disrlos, the naturs Of the sIit but !,
Z. an Ja-ltoJi to I've for annulme1t " the
marriage between Osborn end Miss Ma
loney. who ia daughter Of Count Maloney
NJ Philadelphia.
Augustine T.. HumeS Of "a Broad street
appears as the counsel for Miss Aisloney in
the order. while Charles T. Cowenhovc7 is
named as counsel for Osborn. Tho hear
ings before the referee, il is understood,
win be strictly private
The sun., 1908-01-23
CAPT. DAILY CATCHES 1T
For Letting Ticket specuIatOrs rage.
Particularly at cAFnegie Han.

Capt. John DAILY OF the West Forty
seventh street station was Iectured and
reprimanded at Police Headquarters
yesterday for allowing ticket speculators
TO be over active about several Of the
theatres and particularly in front OF Car
negie Hall
Patrons OF the Philharmonic concerts
were 90 startled at the invasion OF specu-
lators from Ehe wilds OF the Tenderloin
that they complained in letters which
were turned over 10 Capt. DAILY. Com
missioner Bingham learned that the specu-
lators still ragged undisturbed in front Of
the Rialto houses and in Seventh avenue
a. well. So the captain was tried at Head
quarters.
The sun., 1908-01-23
NAY SETTLE TOWER SUIT.
Failure to Submit Briefs Due in Divorce
Case Taken to Mean COmDrOmise.

WHITE PLAINS, ". V, Jan. Pho briefs
were submitted to Supreme Court Justice
Mills at White Plains to-day although they
were due. in the suit for limited divorce
brought by Mrs. Mary Tower against her
husband. Albert B. Tower Of Poughk keepsie
II now is believed that efforts are being made
70 compromise the action.
Justice Mills to-day said he had not heard
anything about the case since the arguments
were made three weeks ago on behalf Of Mrs.
Tower for alimony pending the trial Of the
divorce action II is understood that Mrs.
Towers lawyers have obtained an important
affidavit which may help out her case ma
tsrially.
The sun., 1908-01-23
Haryaru.s Oides. Graduate Dies.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 27.-Charles
Alfred WEIGH, Harvard's oldest living
graduate, died to-day in Cambridge. He
was a member Of the class Of 1888. He was
born in Boston in 1915, on the site OF the
present Boston post office. After graduat-
ing from Harvard he taught school In Balti-
more for two years and then took UP the
practice OF law, which he keptup until three
wears ago.
The sun., 1908-01-23
COURT PUTS EGGERS BACK.
Head Sf McAdOOS Vice Squad wins His
Case on ADpeaI.

ALBANY. Jan. 22.-The Court Of Appeals
has affirmed the judgment Of the Appellate
Division. First Department, ordering the
reinstatement on the New York police force
OF Lieut.. William j. Eggers. who was In
charge Of tho vice squad under former
Police Commissioner McAdoo. Eggers was
removed on December IS. 1905. on charges
Of failing to report the existence Of certain
disorderly houses. No opinion accompanied
the ecision OF the court.
The sun., 1908-01-23
Broken shoc ROtherS IN . subway.

A third rail shoe on a northbound Lenox
avenue express broke and dropped down
at 10 O'Clock last night between Fulton
street and the Brooklyn Bridge and the
broken parts made q short circuit. The
subway filed with smoke and there was
some excitement. Power on that section
was shut on for seven minutes while the
shoe was removed.
The sun., 1908-01-23
DRT GGIST ACTED rs DOCTOR.
FiNed His own Prescriptions without
License--Nlnety Days.

Edwar1 Simon. druggist of $50 Third
avenue, Brooklyn, was convicted in the
Court Of Special Sessions yesterday Of prac-
tlsing medicine without being regularly
graduated and licensed and was sentenced
10 ninety davs imprisonment IN default -
fine Of $500.
The Kings County Medical Society found
thet Simon was furnishing customers with
medicine on his own prescriptions and had
him al rested
The sun., 1908-01-23
JAPANESE IN FORT STEVENS.
Tive Found LOiteFing Arrested by Order
OT U. o. Military Commander.

FORT STEVENS. Ore. Jan. 37.-Two jap
snese found lettering in the west battery
OF Fort Stevens have been arrested: This
place is rarely visited except by special per
mission from the district artillery COM
mander
The Japanese we're questioned by the dis
trict Adiutsnt. Lieut.. B. II. Kerfoot, who
could obtain no satisfactory explanation for
LhAlr passing.
The sun., 1908-01-23
Clark University win Undertake Ghost Hunt

WORCESTER. Mass Jan. 32-Dr. q.
Stanley Hall. president OF Clark Univer-
sity, to-day said that he favored the
acceptance Of the bequest Of a5, 900 nom
the late Joseph A. Battles for the university
to investigate ghosts. President Hall said
he thought the money could be put 70 .
good use along such lines.
The sun., 1908-01-23
sMastIkar why Not Eta Pc

The AstOr House Fraternity an organiza-
In the Assembly. Brooklyn Mrs. Eugene
W. Grundon, lessee Of the hotel. was patron
ess. Three hundred persons were present.
The organization has adopted q fraternity
button bearing the Swastika sign.
The sun., 1908-01-23
=. n. Brady Deeds . Firth Avenue House
60 His Son.

Anthony ". Brady transferred yesterday
10 his son. Nicholas +. Brady. the four
story brownstone residence at $50 Fifth
avenue, BouthonGA corner Of Eightieth
The sun., 1908-01-23

y only OIId Through Train 60 s. Al gustias.
N Y. a Florida Special $40 p. N. Atlantic Coast
Line. D'way. cor. both St.-AdS
The sun., 1908-01-23

PennsyiVania Railroad Tours leaves New York
February 4 $50 round Trip. Special Pullman
train 70 and from yackl0nvllle. Ltneranes and fu1
The sun., 1908-01-23

sKAB0AKD FLORIDA LIMITED SERVICE
sAorSsss Route once mas BsOadwsy,- ASS
The sun., 1908-01-23

EASTMAN HOTEL. nor SPRINGS Ark.
Opens Saturday. Jan. 18th. tsoo.-ASe
The sun., 1908-01-23

TO PHu.ADELFHIA EVERY HOrR
on the hour. IN gwo hOurA Sec New JeueF
Central time table pags IA WHY DON'T roo
The sun., 1908-01-23

DEwEYS CALIsAYA, IRON AND PORT.
Valuable nerve stlmulant after Grippe
n. 7. Dewey sons %. isS Fulton 81. New York.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
Jan. ) Feb. IA.
NoTlGl. or MORTGAGE SALE

| lGFn Ul-l having bet /, made liz The cundi
~ uons Ola csrtil II morus"ge onta.nihg IL
gov IL .. s,,e. executed anu oeiiV rtu by q.
n. i.e",' IL ~ Mary ~. Lead, his WIle. OF 40
uerls 4 uii,s. Suuih OAK, Ia, ls,igols to
Gcoi.. +. 10th OF Lhr Clty o. ku,s Island and
>tutc OF lti.io',, uufl;.aete, unl. u Lut 22uu
uaS vi August 1891, ;tuu nlGu Tor recOta III lue
riee OF ,ir IL, sl>,tr oi ecus u1 Roberts
unntS. So"th Iako,a on 81 plembtr %, 1901
at Two ocluo, y. Nj. and recon-, Il Ia LOOK
u oil uoI teages Oh P"se G2t. ortgaging
the 1uiio" ins ii scrihed ie:lt estate situate in
ne OuuLy u, ROhrris STAGE ot south Ia
kota. 'o-wil: the -ou.!i hal OF the southeast
uuhr'erQf section VS. n'ynihe t29l ana the
n"rttwesL quarter Ut the north.as, quarter
the nor II h;lit OF the northwest quarter
"i >ectiun hiriy Two 1921 aud the north half
of The northeast quarter ami the southwest
quarter of The II rtheast quarter OF Sect,on
thrty o:ie III all IN township one h ndred
lweniy twu l22 north of rang number fifty
loUl west Oh Lhc 9TH PriIcipal Meridian, con-
tanning three Eundrc, twenty I32nJ acres,
c"rding TO The Government survey thereof to
secure The Daymen' OF ightten hunurco dol
AIS ana Interest according 10 III. terms and
cotaiLiohs OF one cerLain pr"missuIy note
dated aug. %. 1891. due Aug, ~, 1906, bearing
,n'errst at the rate OF six per cent per anlum.
pa 1ble annually, winch no; Z is described il,
said mortgage, a d which, MORTGAGE ana the
vote secured thereby wer- ON October T.
ENi by said GeGrge f. Roth. duly suld as
signed. transferred and Delivered to the Rock
Island savings Bank. corpora ion OF he
clty II Rock lslatd in the STATE OF Illinois,
by an assignment in writing " b,ch was there
,I,er ON October IA. 91, died for record and
accorded in Hook 20 OF Mortgages. AT page
b.. IN TIE office o, the Il gis'er OF Deeds
oil Roberts county, south Dakota: and which
said default consists in the failure. refusal
and neglect OF said mortgngor> to paw said
prin"ipnI n',e OF eighteen hundre d dollars.
together Win one years interest thereon,
one kunared eight doliars. both of which be-
cam. due on August %. 1at 6 and there is now
due and unpaid upon said mortgage the sum
ot Pms o.
Now fhrretore. notice is hereby given that
sand nor gage will be forecosed by a sale of
the npovo describe real estate covered
thereby, al public auction by the Sherir of
4oheru> nuntN. south Dakota, or his de
putty. on Saturday The 10 h day OF February
u 80 $. at ore O'Clock + NJ of hat day at
The frora dGor OF the Court House in the lily
All Sis>e, n. I'M The County pi Roberts and
: aLt ot south Dakota. to satisfy the ndebl
etints> u S22lS 80 NON due upon said NOR gage
togrt her with h"cruihg interest and tile eos $
and Disbursements of foreciosu e allowed by
Jaw.
Dated Dcce nlber 2SIh a. -. 1907
ROCK. Isl AND SAVINGS BANK.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
HOWARD BABCnCk.
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First December o. Last January 2.
NOTu,E 10 CREItI.rOR,

ES' ATE or NINA NJ. stti,y. licensed.
Notice is hereby given by h,. und ,signed
Administrator OF the estate ~ Emma
Seeiey. Decreased, To the creditors ~ and al
. rsuns hHvili ci"ims apBil ,he said de
g eas"d: TO exhibit .htIn. with he nnce ssar
vouchers within four month. AFTER the first
D ubli ution OF ihis notice the snd admin
is tIa,or at his residence in Harmon Town
ship in he County of Roberts and state oi
South Dakota l'ost Office address K. #. ID.
No. 2, Browns Valley. Minh.>ots
Dated December e. 1901.
~. ~ pAKER
N Ie,,.,tor
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tltat iaauasy j ,nsl lybluats II.
NOTICE. OF MONTGAGN SAIL.

TOWARD BABCnCk.
ATTORNEY.
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Jan. 3-Feb. Z.
Nnrts~pt trf,u DyYn, rsnN

= NO1IO6 FUN I-OOK'1VA E0tSs
Land ONCE 1t Aberdeen. 8. D.. Dec. q. 1907
Notice ts hereby gwen that John Sjogren.
81 Wist. 8. " has Ned mott . Of his inten.
Of hts claim. Wig: Homestead Entry No.
160l1 made February :. I9u3. t.rLne SEA .wH
and lot section and Vie uels uw< aud lot
section 8. township ia N. range 5. W. 18th y.
~. stsseton end Nahpeton Indian Reservs
ton. xod that said proof viii se made before
L. Nm. Oss. ';lerK Circuit Court of Kunerts
County. :. d.. IN hts once AZ ~i>se,"il, 3,
D., on February s1@S
He names the foil. wing witnesses TO prove
hts cont nuous rts tdence up'n. ana cuitivm
ton o! the IyDd ~: X X sue, Au4us,
L,ndquist, tver johnson anu Oc q. Inverness
Gil Of Wtst. +. u
JOHN :. vElrER. r., g,ster.
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Scrapbook OF Princess.

he princess of Wales has large
crapbook in which all cuttings
rom the society papers relating
% herself and her royal relatives
are preserved.
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Sealed bids for the following described
tracts of inherited Indian lana list ed for sa IL
December IA, 1907, pe sted December IL, $50;
will be received by the u S. Indian Agen,
a. the Sisseton Agency. S. D., mp to ~ O'Clock
noou OF February Ia, 1873.
No. l. e's OF SEA sec. l6 and Wa of sw'a
Sec. H. twp. 1l9 r. az
No.2 sHs OF neM sec. &c. twp. 1876, r. SO
No 3. Sw14 sec. 3d. twp. 1928, r. b.
No.. 4. F.1a OF seA sec. IL, Twp. 1871 r. SO and
sela of neA and neA of sea. Sec 81 twp. l27
r. 3d.
Mob. Lot and 2, sec. l6 and, v of ne,4
and lots and 2sec 81. twp. la2, r. SO.
No g. E1s OF nel4 and eH OF se,4 sec is,
twp. 1873. +. 5a.
No. Z. Me- of nwh. and nwa of ne,a sec.
%. twp. l26 al.
Nos. swl4 sec. 81. twp. 100, r. Sd
No.. Lot j. sec. g twp. 127. r. So
G. b. JACKSON
U. $. Indian Agent.
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Sisseton Agency. S. Oak.
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Scaled bids for the following described
trAcL> uf Inherit, d lnGi"n iard iist,d for sale
Nov. le, 1891. posted Nov. l6 9O' Will be
received !y the L. S. Indian Agent al the
Sssetoh AselcA :. II =. up TO II O'Clock noon
ct January II. 1878.
No. /. Nw'4 OF sea, sec. %. twp 100. range
az
no. 2 ~ Of ne'4 aud SelA of nwl4. sec. 80.
ana lol &c 20. Twp l2S range, ~.
.. No. ). W. OF s.l4, aud e's of swA,. sec.
No. 4. Wa of 'w'. sec. 36 and sw'4 OF
MMi4. SEC. q. ana SELL OF ma sec. 20. Twp.
l2a, range 81.
40, 5 Nwll sec ~. Twp 1875 range 81
No. 6 So %, swl. an' VIZ of sei4. sec. 81.
twp. l21 range n,
No. T. Sc OF sea, 49, Twp. 125 range
81.
No. 8. sws ofne'4. sec. s twp. 1919. range
=, No. .; Lots 3 and ana sel4 of nwl4. sec q
Twl. 12S, range 50.