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Smyrna times., 1909-09-15
NEXT SUNDAY AT ASBURY.
Rev. Robert Watt, D D., Announces His
Morning and Evening Topics.


Morning and Evening Topics.
The subject of the morning sermon
in Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church,
Sunday, will be)"A Great Desire. "
In the evening the pastor will preach
a companion sermon to that of last
Sabbath night, the subject being,
"What Would the World Lose We're
the Bible Destroyed" 1t is believed
that all will be interesed in these
sermons, as they have vital and
practical bearing on present day life.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to hear them. The Junior choir
will sing a solo and chorus entitled:
"My Mothers Bible and Mr.. Wsiter
o. Hnffecker will sing "Thank God
for the Bible. -
Smyrna times., 1909-09-15
COUNCIL TAKES STEPS TO
EXTEND DELAWARE STREET
FROM FRAZIER STREET TO HAM,
LTONS LANE, DISTANCE 400 FIT.
Street Committee Authorized to Con-
Condemn and Assess Damages on
Mrs. Susan D. Tyler Property.

Smyrna Town Council at its regular
meeting, held Friday evening, took
initiatOry steps toward opening Del
aware street to Hamilton's Lane
through the property of Mrs. Susan
D. Tyler-a distance of about 400
feet After a strong petition from
the residents and property owners of
the Second Election District was pre-
sented by their district representative,
President Samuel J. Reynolds, Coun-
Gilman Wright moved that the petit
tion be referred to the Street Com
mittee with authority to assess dam
ages and report to Town Council at
its next meeting. Mr. Wright's mo-
tion was unanimously carried. Messrs.
Stockly. Hudson, and Robinson, how
ever, were not present. The Com
mittee with President Reynolds will
go over the ground carefully, and until
their report is made and accepted.
nothing can be done. The opening of
this street will give a back outlet to
Main street near Lake Como, and is
especially needed at this time as d
thoroughfare for traction engines and
other heavy truck which will not be
allowed to use the new brick street.
In addition to this it will open a new
residence section on Delaware street
in the vicinity of Frazier. The pro-
perty of PRESLEY Ford will be at the
corner of the new extension.
Majority Sign the Petition to Council
The town ordinance concerning the
opening and extending of streets re-
quire that majority of the property
owners residing jim said district, fa-
vor the extension In presenting the
petition Friday night, President
Reynolds reported that it had beer
signed by a majority of the property
owners and was therefore in shape
to be considered The petition wa:
as follows:
To tie Honorable Town Council OF the Towr
vt Snyrna.
Gentlemen
We, the undersigned subscribers, free
holders Of the second district of the above nameC
town OF smyrna, most respectfully petition you
honorable body to extend and open Deiawar
Street, in said town, from its present terminal
through and over land of Mrs. Susan D. Tyler, t
Hamilton Lane in said town, believing Il wOult
be Of great benefit TO the citizens Of the town an
vicinity, aud permanent improvement
Lewis NJ Price Mary VI Faires
: q Wilds Laura Lee Temple
/ . Berry John danneIIug
p Collins John Tat erson
A Stakeshury II Cuveriale
Sarah l. n Farrell G Ross
= Ford Jos ]. Beckett
Ennch Turner James Collins
3 Grant Leonard Collins
Amanda Truax b V Weldon
F Norris Samuel J Reynolds
N HutchisOn William Norris
Smyrna times., 1909-09-15

Nothing New in transportation Line
Nothing new has developed regard
ing the sale of the Smyrna Transpor-
tation Line. A. E. Jardine only
spends two days a week in Smyrna
and nothing definite has taken place
in his absence.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-15
Prize Bald Headed Eagle Captured.

Medford Lowry, of kits Ham
mock, and William Jones, of Phila-
delphia, caught prize in the shape
of live bald eagle in a regular trap
which they had set for the king of
birds.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-15
Council Accepts Invitation to Lewes


On motion of Councilman Grieves,
Town Council accepted an invitation
to attend the Hudson-DeVries cele-
bration at Lewes, September 22nd,
and word was sent the Committee of
Arrangement that as many of Smyrna
Council would attend as could make
it convenient. Conucil adjourned after
allowing bills to the amount of
$4,000 or $4,000. A payment of $4,000
was made to Amber Davis Company
on account of the street improvement.
Officer Cummins was allowed $l4. 81
for killing and burying Ia dogs. AL
derman Crows report in fines for
the month of August amounted to So.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
h del cier|e de las dendaS
Una carta de los dependencies
de Ponce
Sr. Director del
BOLETlN MERCANTlL
San Juan, =. r..
Muy seiior nuestro:

Muy seiior nuestro:
La Dircctiva de la Union de De
pendientes de Ponce en- reunion cele.
brada In noche del tres del corriente,
acord0 por unanimidad solicitar el apo
vo de la prensa en- general q los fines
de interesar la Camara ell Consejo
en- favor del proyecto de Ley presen-
tado por don Luis L.orens Torres y
otros delcgados. encaminado dismi
muir Ia labor diara de los dependien-
t.s cl cierre de los establecimientos
i las seis de la tarde.
Confiando que no habra de faltar Ell
va!ioso concurso del BOLETIN en- ia
vor he dicho proyecto de Ley, 4 usted
nos iirigimos seguros de ser atendi-
dos.
No ol, idamos las brillantes campa-
ias que Sc libran diario en- csc taller
iei peusam miento. en- defensa siempre
de causes mobiles y elevadas, distin-
glliendose mas cuando Sc trata de aque
/ rs ule llevan el sello de regeneration
~ progrcso, ror 10 que agnardamos
|tfanqni!os las resoluciones que Sc TO.
men en- beneficio nuestro.
Nosotros venimos disfrutando del
cierre 4 las seis de Ia tarde, desda ha-
ce TN ano la feeha, pero necesita-
mos iguales ventajas para nuestros
colnraiieros de la isla, sobre euya ba-
sc shabra de descansar nuestra segnri-
dad .resraeto al poryenir.
Anticipa,nos las gracias Y nos s.is
crihimos a.entsfs, ;:
Isidro Monroig. j. r. Ramirez, De
metric Castro. Miguel 4. Ramirez, Pc
dro Homar, Geo Cirsiova. Luis Bas Y
V. Fernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
Fl boulevard Dc las Ne'eid&

Nuestros distinguidos amigos los re-
flores Behn Brothers, nos han derigi-
do una atenta invitaci6n para asistir
el viernes 12 del corriente, desde las
cuatro q las seis de la tarde, d la
inauguration de una parte del cBoule-
ward de las Nereidas.p en- el Condado,
III punto de reunion ser& frente 4
la oticina en- la propiedad, de cuyo ST.
ito partiran los invitados EN- comiti-
va hasta el extreme del oBoulevardp e
cl sitio denominado In explanada.
Una banda de musica amenizara la
fiesta.
Damos las mas cumplidas gracias
por la invitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
La casa del AuziIn NdIue

Esta tarde 1 Ia una fue cozktituita
tn el domicilio del nAuxilio Mdtuo,s EN-
Sauturce, la comisi6n que ha de elegs-
entire los pianos presentados al concur
40 el que se acepte para Ia construc-
ci6n del edifieio propio dc la gran ss-
ciedad espafola de Benefcencia y An
xlio Mdtuo. "a.
La comision la componen los seno-
res don Avelino Vicente, don Jose Ma.
Lomba y los sehores Cortinez y SAINTS
teban y ell ingeniero ASSESSOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
sepuele Especial ael Dsie;ia naRcaaii;
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Ia campsha anti.jsponess
SIGUE LA RACHA AGRESIVA

Nueva York, sabado.-La Camara baja de Ne
vada ha aprobado ell proyecto de ley que prohibe
"a ies japoncses adquirir propicdades en- ell Els
tado
Ell PaIamento de Nevada Sc propone extremar
Ia nota antijaponesa,que tiene entire los represen-
tantes casi un5nimes partidarios.
Con motive de estas manifestations agresivas
hacia ei Japon, en- las esferas oficiales de Wash
ington Sc acentiia I'm visible malestar que tiene
preocupado al Gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
Ia fortificaci6n del Istmo
MR.. TAFT, PREVENIDO

/ Nucva York, sabado-El Presidente Taft ha
encargado al cuerpo tecnico que lie acompafa en-
su viaie de investigation de las obras del canal,
el cstndo de unas fornidables fortifcaciones en-
Panama.
I'm esta obra de scguridad gastara la Repn-
bIica--ha dicho ell Presidente electo-cuanto Sc
neceste para hacerla inexpugnable.
Las palabras3 de Mr. Taft han sido muy
mentadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
nab1a el gobernador
de California
ES IN ACTO DE HOSTIIIDAD

N,scva York, sibado.-El gobernador de Cali
fornia, en- mepsaje dirigiio a la Asambiea, dl
sc los IegisIadores al tratar dc la ley aprobada
que prohibe los ninos japoneses la asstencla Il
las escuelas de los ninos blancos, que el Japon
eonsiderara diclo acuerdo como un acto hostil,
que ha de engendrar difcultades la politica ex
terror de los Estados Unidos.S
! La opinion del gobernador de California esta
siendo comentadisima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
Esperando Ia decision
APLAZADA PARA Ell MERCEDES

Nucva York. sabado-Dicen los iiltmus IN
fcrmcs recbidos de California, que vista de las
n,anifestaciones del gobernador, la Camara de
REPRESENTATIVES, ha apiazado para el microbes de
In semana proxima la decision defnitiya del
asunto.
Hay una Ieve esperanza de que la Camara sc
decda 4 reconsderar la ley, qne estlman de tan
grave trascendencia las autoridadcs del Estado
V las federaies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
sperry s.Ii6 de Gibraltar


Nueva York, sabado.-El amirante Sperry ha
cabIegrafado la Secretaria de Marina de Wash
ington, que sale hoy de Gibraltar.
El amirante americana expresa su gratitud
las autordades inglesas. por el cordial recibi
miento hecho a 6l a los marinos todos dc la es-
cuadra.
Acerca de la decision de consejo de guerra que
juzga al comandante del Georgia, no Sc sabe
nada todavia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
Eduardo y cuilIermo
SIGUE Ell ESPECTACULO REGIO

Nteva York, sabado.-Entre las cancillerias
de Londres Berlin Sc han cambiado notas refe-
rcntes la vista que EN- brcve ha de hacer ell Rey
Eduardo al Kaiser Guillermo.
La entrevista sc anuncia oficialmente; falta So
10 fijar el dfa.
Esta noticia la ha pdblicado, entire sensaciona-
les conjeturas, la prensa europea.
Ell Rev Eduardo ira solo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
n Dr.. Victor Gutierrez ORTIZ

Nos participa este distinguido amigo
nuestro que el dia ha tornado pose
sion de los cargos de Official de SAM
dad y Director de la. Estaci6n de Ane-
mia, de Cayey.
La simpatica poblaci6n ha hecho una
adquisici6n valiosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06
Don Jose Ro!nagIera
Este acreditadisimo industrial de
Ponce y amigo nuestro mIy estimate
Sc encuentra en- San Juan, y aqui per-
manecera unOs dias.
Biep venido.
AVISO

Por el presente Sc haee saber que
ell Comite de Legislation de Ia CANA
ra de Delegates de Puerto Rico. se
const.tliira en- Audiencia ptbIiea II
jueves proximo dia once del corrents
Febrero, 4 las 2. p NJ. para Or la IN
formacion que Sc presonte en- relaci4n
con la queja formnlada por yarios W.
cinos ae Areeibo, sobrc cl Cailo de II
hurones.
San Juan, p. R., Febrero ) &c 1909.
Herminio- Diaz,
presidente de la Comisibn de Leeisl"-
cson.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
Entered in the postotiice at Pierre, S. 1
as second class matter.
MIR. REGISTER LocKHART

The welcome news that the senate
had voted UNANIMOUSLY to confirm the
appointment of John T.. Lockhart tc
the position of Register of the United
States land Office, in Pierre, was re-
ceived on Friday of last week.
Of all appointments made in South
Dakota, this is the most deserving
one. Mr.. Lockhart has given much
of his time to the upbuilding and adj
vancement of this portion of the state.
Politically speaking, no man in the
state is more deserving of recognition
by the republican party. His appoint
is a guarantee, as in the past eight
years, that every individual will be
cheerfully accorded every right and
privilege in all matters that may
to the u. $. land Office for disposition.
\ For the position of receiver Of the
local land Office, Senator Gamble has
recommended that ID. w. March be
given that position, and there re-
mains little doubt but that the senate
will confirm the appointment of Mr..
March.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
GET LAND NOW.

The irrepressible land hunger Of this
past decade would appear TO be on the
increase the past month or two. From
every locality IN South Dakota comes
reports Of farm sales at prices fairly as.
tonishing In this portion Of the state
activity in land movement Is particu.
larry noticeable. North and south and
west, where the demand grows more
and more excessive, and prices continae
70 mount, except where booming has
.obscured Judgment ID the movement of
Irsai estate. There are most substantial
rsasons for this activity ID land. Dur
Ing the past ten years the earning ca
pacity Of the farm has been largely in
Creased by strong demand which has
made excellent market, and there does
rot appear 70 be any likelihood Of over
production and any serious market
br1e Then the wealth OF this coun I
ltrylD IHCIo1 sing d > - pid pace, anu Do
this occurs opp rtunity for investment
- and promising u mora difficult "a
81 Vel bought u the bsat
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
security of all, and offers about the
surest guaranty OF accumulation.

4 t + u -
There will be another uniform text
book bill fight. Mr.. Larson, very
progressive member from Minnehaha
county has introduced bill modelled
upon the Dowdell bill of two years
ago fixing maximum prices for stand
ard text books and authorizing the
text book commissioners to publish
books in case reasonable prices are
not made upon the commercial books
Senator Williamson of Sanborn in
connection with the educational de-
partment is working out separate
bill and it is pretty certain the text
book people will be on the ground in
force to protect their interests. BY
the way what are their interests and
how are ehey to be protected?
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
LINCOLN BIRTHDAY PROCAMA-
TON.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
Executive Chambers, PPieere.
TO the People of South Dakota:
( On the 18th day of February, 1909.
one hundred years ago, was born the
Worlds Greatest Commoner, Abraham
Lincoln. Iii state, national and social
history of his great and simple life is
familiar to all. Today there is no per-
sonage in the whole Of American his
tory more exalted than Lincoln.
Ideem it fitting that the citizens OF
the State OF South Dakota join in the
memorable observance Of the One Hun
dredth Anniversary Of the birth Of this
great man. The North and the South
as q unit, honor his memory and revere
the rugged grandeur of his perso
All forget the bitterness and hate en-
gendered during the stirring days of the
early so, ia the admiration of Mr.. Lin
coin. His name and the great work
,=s i Nc he accom- nlehad for the nation
and the cause Of liberty for the people,
are familiar TO the world. It is 9 great
privilege % oftsr tribute to his memo
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
THE PATRONAGE TREE.

x IL . y
The Patronage tree is now being
shook right lively. Yesterday Gov
Wesley started the appointment list
by sending to the senate the name OF
"a. +. Hitchcock, of Mitchell, as the
democratic member of the board OF
regents of education, which was ap-
proved. He may send in list OF
names tomorrow, the probabilities
being that the name of William Nj
Cook, Of Ropid City, will go in fol
mine inspector; Ed 4. Murray, OF
Milbank, for oil inspector of the
northern district, and John w. Peck
ham, of Parkston, oil inspector for
the southern district.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28

The old question of publishing the
names of all persons receiving county
aid is again before the legislature up
on bill by Johnson of Minnehaha
1t is cruel and inhuman to thus ex-
plot the misfortunes of many worthy
but unfortunate people. For the I'M
fortunate people. For the professional
pauper we have no especial regard,
but in every community there are
worthy people who from misfortunate
circumstances and from no fault of
their own are compelled to accep
public charity and to exploit the fact
in the newspapers is unjust if not
heartless.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
y : = =
ECAN APPEAL CASE,

The arguments in the Egan appeal
case in his fight for the states attor-
neyship of Minnehaha county were
presented yesterday. Egan appeared
for himself and was very mild, stand
ing strictly Oh what he claimed as his
constitutional rights, which no legis-
abridge. CD. Danforth, his oppon-
ent, presented his own case and took
the position that as Egan was not ali
attorney in South Dakota he could
not fill the constitutional require,
ments nor the legislative require
ments of the office, and could not act.
The case has been taken under advise
ment by the court.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28

There is move on among stock
men of the state to take decisive steps
toward showing the coming admins
tration their views in regard to reten-
tion of James Wilson, at the head of
the agricultural department. The
move being on the part of the bureau
of animal industry, a branch of the
agricultural department, who are
especially interested. 1t is not i'm
possible that a resolution will be pre-
scented in the legislature, asking in
the name of the stock interests Of the
state that Wilson be retained.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28

press and public all along the route
will testify. Corbett's work during
the past few years has been such as
to give him rank among the foremost
in the modern school Of actors. Sur
rounded with select cast of metro
politan players, in one of the best
legitimate comedies that will be seen
here this season, together with com
plete and appropriate scenic equip
ment, he cannot fail to please the
most jaded theatregoer.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28

1t is good to see so many of our gov
ernors in their messages to the legis
latures making the need of better
laws for safeguarding the life of the
worker SO prominent. The enormous
number of accidentally killed and
wounded in our mines, factories and
on our railroads is a scandal and in
dictates that human life is held too
cheap. Statistics show that peaceful
employment in some industries is
more dangerous than facing an
enemy's bullets.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28

The present warm weather follow
ing the late severe cold has started
the streams west of the river running.
The ice has broken up in Bad river
and piled onto the ice in the Missouri
at tie mouth of the smaller stream,
backing up the water to a depth of
several feet. 1t is also reported that
the ice on the Cheyenne river has
broken up. And a few more
warm days will make crossing the
river on the ice somewhat dangerous.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
THE LEGISLATURE.

A Yesterday both houses adopted re-
solutions fixing the 18th Of February
as the last day for the introduction
of new bills.
The house members did not show
that had loaded up with bills at the
recess time, and no business was
transacted except the introduction of
= few bills, among them a resolution
by Bentley memoralizing congress
for 64O-acre homesteads in certain
cases.
The senate members showed evil
adence of readiness for work by rush
ing in number of bills, principle
among them being q series by Dillon
which attempt to reyolutionize legis-
lative customs and patronage. They
reduce the clerk forces more than
half, and take away the engrossing
force patronage from members, plac-
Ing It in the hands of the secretary of
state, who is required to employ none
! hut skilled stenog raphers as members
of such force. Other radical changes
along expense lines are also pro-
posed.
The good roads proposition had its
first airing in the senate in the bill to
abolish the Office of road overseer,
and requiring all road work to be
done by contract, and after several
amendments the billwent over to the
Bird Of February for final action.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
JAMES ]. coRBETT.

Mr.. James J. Corbett in the sue
cessful American comedy, ''Facing
the Music" is announced us the at
traction at the Grand opera house,
Tuesday, February md. Now and
then a play comes to town more
heraled i'll advance and much roasted
IN retrospect by those who have paid
m ore than adequate sums of money
for the pleasure of seeing it. Not sc
with this attraction, however, as the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
Bullock

Huron Huronite: Seth Bullock
wants ito take the South Dakota regi-
mental band to the Taft Inauguration
and is soliciting private subscriptions
to that end. The contributions come
in slow because most Of the people
think we will have wind Instruments
enough at Washington after the 4th
of March.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28

After several efforts the initiative
petition to again submit county op-
ton to the people at the next general
election was filed with the secretary
Friday. 1t now carries over eight
thousand names. Copies of the petit
ton vii! be submitted to both houses
for formal action.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28

After several efforts the initiative
petition to again submit county OPP
ton to the people at the next general
election was filed with the secretary
Of state Friday. 1t now carries over
5000 names, and as soon as the legis-
lature resumes business after the re-
cess copies Of the petition will be
submitted to both houses for formal
action.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
y. The world will esteem it a measure
q j l. /,

w i uC "OllN VIII SSSSSll II u NV y
of devotion to his principles.
trust that the citizens OF South DID,
kota will join in making this occasion
an incentive to patriotism in our
schools and all public and social gath
eringB; thus evincing the admiration
which free and liberty-loving people
feel for this great benefactoT, who used
the power entrusted to him for the ben
eft of those whose condition appealed
to his sense of justice. To him we are
indebted for our national freedom and
united nation.
Therefore. | urge the schools of the
state and all municipal, civic, social
and religious organizations to observe
thesday with appropriate exercises.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of state at Pierre, this 22nd day of
January, A. ID. nineteen hundred and
nine
r. s. YEssEY,
BY the Governor: Governor
f.. A. PLANTS,
{ SEAL) Asst. Secretary of State.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
AUDITORS EXHIBIT
Detailed list of warrants issued uring Quarter:

AMOUNTS
County Auditor and Clerks .....$ $50 90
County Treasurer ...... ...,i 80.
Deputy Treasurer and clerks. -. 600 90
Register of Deeds. .........s...l
Deputy Register of Deeds and clerks 1875 90
County Judge ..............z............ 1875 90
Sheri If, Deputy and Bailitfs. ......... $50 rs
Superintendent of Schools ........... sS25 90
Coroner, witnesses and jurors ........ 1890.
Surveyor ............:...# .............. 81 80
Commissioners of Insanity ............ .......
County Commissioners 1st Dist. 80 90
County Commissioners, End Dist. 80 30
County commissioners. 3rd Dist. .... 80 50
County Commissioners, 4th Dist -. 81 30
County Commissioners 9Th Dist . 30 80
District Attorney. ........ ........ :. 225 90
Attorney by Order of Court. -.
Clerk of Circuit and County court. $500.
s15tsnoS Iapne!
Petlt urorS' fees ......s....
Witness fees Circuit and Go. court 24O
Justice of the Peace. ............. -. go 05
Jurors and witnesses. Justice court. 100
Carried forward. ................... 1888 03
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28
Assets OF County in Detail
State of South Dakota, I
Gnlatatxr .af Hioehon I

oa,l
his books and that the
orr AKTNG
slseal JOSEPH TILT aIh.E ne aaavor
SUBSCRIBED ana sworn TO tefors me this