Brookings County sentinel., December 26, 1890, Image 8

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DOINGS IN*CONGRESS.
Thursday, Dec. 18.—Senate: Bill to
terminate reduction in number of en
gineer corps of the navy was passed;
bill to define certain treaty stipulations
debated and placed on calendar. House:
Following senate bills passed: To
• bridge the Green and Barren rivers in
\ Kentucky; to provide for taking deposi
tions before notaries in interstate com
merce hearings; authorizing Albany,
Ore., to bridge the Willamette river;
authorizing Humphrey county. Tenn.,
to bridge the Dock river.
Friday Dee. 19.—Senate: Mr. Stanford
addressed the senate at length in sup
port of his government loan bill. The
hill was referred to the finance commit
tee. The printing deficiency bill wai
Ksed. Mr. Bate, Mr. Gibson and Mr.
wart (Republican) spoke in opposition
to the federal election bill.
Tne house agreed to the conference
report on the bill conferring powers on
the Baltimore and Potomac: railroad in
the District of Colombia and the con
ference report on the bill amending the
act to divide the Sioux Indian reserva
tion in Dakota.
Saturday, Dec. 20.— Senate: Mr.
Ingalls granted two weeks leave of ab
sence. Bills introduced: By Mr. Pet
tigrew, to prohibit sale of fire
arms to Indians; by Mr. Platt,
providing for purchase of form
ula of Dr. Koch's lymph. House;
The following bills and resolutions
were passed: Senate bill for the
relief of S. H. Brooks, assistant
treasurer at San Francisco and
• the sureties on his official bond.
Benate joint resolution defining a quo
rum of tho board of commerce of the
District of Columbia; house bill to au
thorize tho construction of a tunnel
under the waters of the Bay of New
York between Middletown and New
Utrecht. ‘
Monday, Pee. 22.—Senate: Bill passed
to establish record and pension office
of the war department; conference re
port on Sioux reservation biU vducted:
nouse amendment to senate amenameu;
to the urgent deficiency Mil (striking
out the appropriation for the pay of
clerks of senators.) non-concnrred In;
conference reports on public buildings
adopted authorizing construction of
buildings at Norfolk,Va., Stockton, CaL,
Sioux City, lowa, Kansas City, Mo.,
Taunton, Mass., New burg, N. Y., and
Pawtnoket, R. I. House: Day devoted
to District of Columbia affairs,
Tuesday, Dec. 23.—Speaker Reed
announced numerous committee ap
pointments and then at 12:35 the
house adjourned till Friday. Senate:
The senate took up the Morgan resoln
| tion directing the committee on privil
! eges and elections to amend the election
bill so as to show what are the changes
and modifications intended to be made.
CLOSING IN ON REDS.
Indian Stronghold In tha Had Lands to
Ho Attacked Soon.
Citfp on Cheyenne Rives, via Cour
ier to Rapid City, 8. D., Dec. 24.—Tha
prospects of an early cessation of hostil
ities, at least in one section, is now al
most certain. That there will have to
be a fight with the ones in the strong
holds in the Bad Lands is also certain.
Two hundred and forty-four of Bitting
Ball's followers have surrendered at
Fort Yates and Fort Bennett. CoL
Sumner has rounded up 330 of Big
Foot’s people on the Cheyenne river,
and will either bring them into our
* camp or Fort Meade. Col. Merriam is
following up tho stragglers from Hump’s
camp, who have broken through the
cordon and are supposed to
thoee in the Bad Lauds. A report was
circulated that the Hon. M. H. Day,
' aide to the governor, while returning
from this camp was
Ambushed and Seriously Wounded.
if not killed, by Indians near Phinney’a
ranch, on Buttle creek. This report,
although Los: a reliable *oarce, lacks
confirmation. In all probability the
attack will be made on the Indian
stronghold some time this week. The
majority of the outlying troops are now
concentrating aloug the Cheyenne river,
and wool is daily expected to be given
for the attack. There are a large num
ber of renegade Indiana still at large,
who are depredating and
llohbina Deserted Itnnehes.
, A rancher has brought news that In
dians had set fire to a ranch belonging
to a man named McCormick. Troops
, were immediately sent out and found
'nothing but a beau of smouldering ashes.
The Indians had taken everything of
Value, had burned tons of hay and had
killed nine beeves.. McCormick and
family had left the ranch some few
days ago. A courier soldier who was
carrying dispatches to Rapid City, on
his return camped under some tr«* j.
During the night Indians stole his horse,
carbine and pistol, and the soldier had
to walk forty mil*** tr>
LATEST MAKrvfci hcr»ORTS.
Bt. Paul Union Stock Yards.
Hogs-Light. |3.lX>*i3.3Ut; mixed. $3.10&3j)Q;
heuvy. *3 ain 3 4’).
Cattle-Stockers and feeders. $2.15; fat
steers, 12.5'©.Vj0; con's, $1..Yt©:.53; common
rows, 75c®$1.5J; bulls, 51.2)uZ Di; milch cows,
calves, $2.00*3.50; stockers, sl.oo®
feeders, butcher steers, $2.25
Sheep-Muttons, sa.io®4Xs: lambs, $4.00©
4.&X feeders, s3uO®3.flO mixed. 340;
stockers and common, $3 00&5.75.
Chicago Lire Stock.
Cattle—Prime steers unchanged; m-dium
and common, weak: butchers’ stock fully as
low as last week.
Hogs—Common, $1.35&3.4'>; packers. sl.«k&
8.45, butchers’ weights, |3.t>s j’JUK); light, $3.40
3.46; light-light, $.UW©3.26.
bheep—sdow, unsettled and weak, with no
demand whatever for medium arid common;
lambs, lower on common, and barely steady
Ml the best.
The Pulpit and the Stage.
Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan.,
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Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Fun
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MortKogro H»le.
[FWat publication Oct.*4. itaO.t
Wh»fw«, iK*lnr» Osborn anti Emma j fuh
h|awWb, of thw connty of Brookln**,
Dakota, mortgagors etr-cutifi a certain I^L 80 ***
In favor of tl»a New England Loan and Ti^'cS
pany of the county of I’oik, aM «j atatiTf
mortgagees, which mortgage was dated
tlcthol August, A. D, island
o«ce o|: Uoitiak rof I)«*ed* of Out ( ounty onw?
B>** mot state of Mouth Dakota, In
mortgages, on page KM on the foartaaath 5.12
September 18*2 a. * o'clock p m .iKM'J.* 1
pft mlaca aUtwi- din tho county of Hm!kisH* “
the atatc of Mouth Dakota, amf desoKW?
lowa to-ait: the southeast qiuffjf*"**
nutnb.T twenty-four, in t«»ii»hip nu»K'o2
huhJrod and in no north of rang,’
weat of tho fifth principal inorldlan and culVft
ln« lA9 acre* according to government tnrvev
where**. on tho fifteenill day of Dec-inUi n
IHB2, said mortgage with the note .(* ur J tii
by, WM duly assigned hy *uid mortga»ST 0
Hum Wright of the County or Pnlk ai'd .i.u
lowa which assignment wan <lmlv recorded
ofltca of the register of doe. .* of ft
Hrookinji, ou the eleventh dav of Ottlo
1«<0. «t Bo’clock a. in. In book Tannal» &
whereas, on the nth day of September A l» im!
a&id mortgage, with the note «*cnrtdther.‘.bv i 2
duly assigned by tho said assignee to The'
England Loan oud Tr -at Company of therJhi!
of Vjk, In the at ate of lowa. whfrh SSSS
waa dulv recur ed In the office of the reifi««
deeds of lbe said county of Brook irgs, on tkeioa
dav of October A. D, IH9O In hook seven on
Ml, and Wbcrena, default ha* been made m tCI
payment of tho money secured by .aid tnorir»«
and where**, no actum or proceeding* ai lawh«i
been instituted to recover the debt secured bv..!a
mortgage or and part thereof, and whereas n,!
amount claimed to be due upon *«‘d morti?#™ »?
the date of tbs uotice, I* the snia of two butidij
and seventy five dolisra and six cents (fctfMaVl
wit: f* *0 principal, and $75,06 interest
the mm of ninety two dollars, and eiehtr sl«
cent* for tuxes neccssarly oaid hy said mutei***
and intrrett, and also the further stun of twent*
five dollars, attorneys’ fees stipulated for in ui
mortgage
Now, there .’ore, notice I* hereby given thi
by virtue of a power of *.le contained t
•aid mortgage, and duly lecorced as aforesaid u
in pursnan ■« or the statues in such case made an
provided, the *ald mortgage will ho foreclosed h
a sale t»f the mortgaped premise* therin describe
at public am t ion to the highest bidder, at th
front door <»f the court house, In the city of Krool
lots and county of Brookings, and state of sont
Dakota, on the eighteenth day of l>. u mber i
I)., IWW, at two o'clock In the afternoon oftki
(I t'V.
Dated at Huron, 8. D., this l#th day of Octcbei
A. D. IHIP,
NEW ENGLAND LOAN ANDTRI STCO
Horace Corpout, Assign**
Attorney for a««ignwe*.
Notice ot'Mortgage Sale,
[First publication Nov. U. 1800.)
Default has Ism made in tho conditions of
certain mortgage containing power of *al«, dvt*
August 18th, A. D. 188®, and duly recorded in th
ofll-o of tho Register of De.-its lu It rook In?
conaty, D. T. now 8. D , in Book 12 of Morttim!
on page 13), whereby Wi’iiam A. Roberts aa
Kamsnth.i Roberts, hi* wife, mortgagor*, nod
gaged to the Minnesota Ixtsu snd Investment(h
mortgagae. lots one and two of nw qr of secila
eighteen (18) In the towrnship of one husured m
eleven (111) range forty uiue (4ft) and the eu
half of the northeast or of sihuloii thirteen (1*) t]
township one hundred and eleven (lilt range lift
(50) containing one hundred and flly-fonr (151
acre* according to U. M. survey. In Brooltinf
county. Hiateof Bouth Dakota.
Hy which default the power of aale has becom
operative, and no proceeding at law orotberwin
has be« f nat ittited to recover the debt retmilnla
seenre-t t hereby or any part of the same, am
there I* claimed to he dne on said mortgageattk
date hereof the sum of f4S 96.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that b
virtne of said power, said nr'rtpage wi.-j be fon
closed, and said premises sold at pnhlie suction
by the MherilTof said couuty, or hia deputy, oi
Tuesday, December SOt h, A. D. 1890, at 10 oclod
a. tn. at the front door of the court house in th
city of Brooking* In said county and state, i
pay said debt, interest,attorney'* fee a* ntlpoUl
ed in said mortgage and other expence* above
by law, jr
Dated at De Mmct, 8. D , November 10th, A. £
1890.
MINNESOTA LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO
A. N. Wat*ns. Mortgagw-
De Bmet, 8. D.
Att*y for Mortgagee. |
MortsfHffi* Sale. -
[First publication November 14th. WHO.]
Name* of mortgagors Oliver F Plank and Jeati
R. Plank, hi* wife. •
Name of mortgagee American lnvestmentCwa
pany, Emmetsburg, lowa,
Date of mortgage, the 18th day of May, 1M
Recorded on the !|tb day or .July, A. D
18M*i, at 8 o’clock, p. Min the office of the regil
ter of deed* of Brookings count), in the thei
territory of Dakota, in book 14of *he record**
the register of deeds, ou page T 8
Default having been made >n the payment «
the turn of 89 00 doc on the Ist day of Deceahei
18S9, and |9 00 due on the let day of June, 1™
with interest thereon from maturity at the rat
ofia percent, per annum. ,
Vt herea*, It I* in said mortgage provided that i
said mortgagors shall full to pay any part of t®
sum of money secured thereby at the IBM u
the manner a* specified In said morlgaß%tMi
said mortgage maybe foreclosed, and,wtewaj
•aid mortgagors have faileil to pay the wteres
noon said loan hereinbefore inennoucd. Ut«*
claimed to he due and payable upon said aoit. at*
mortgage at the date of thi* notlca tha wm a
$55.35 beside* tho *nm of s•'<! attorney * IwMw
ulat cd in said mortgage and cost* of thi» pwcew
ing, and no action or proceeding having been in
stltntad at law or otherwise to recover me txj
secEred by said mortgage or any part mww*
Now therefor notice is hereby given B , n< ” f .. u
by virtue of a power of salt, containral® **
mortgage aud the statute in stch ease made**
provided the said mortgage will be forectoae? y
sale at public auctiou by the rheriff of
lug* county, '*r his deputy, on Friday, tM
day of December, lWi.at ‘/o’clock
day at the front door of the court ho«*e
city of Brookings, connty of Brooking*, aa ..
of Mouth Dakota, of the land* and P re “ l , „ tt p
Bated It. *«ld county of Brooking*.. aM
of Mouth Dakota, and described sub«t»u|l 7
follows, to wit: Mtta number one 0) ana
section four (4) township one bnndreii «n
(108) north of range forty-seven »4T) ‘V®' 1 ‘
west quarter of ihe southeast ~i se
thirty three (88) township c»ne ttiin«lrea«
(109 1 uorth of r»nge forty seven
acre* according u> government
Dated at Brookings, Mouth Dakota,
AMERICAN INVESTMENT W.- M
John E. Diarond, Attorney for Mons k
Brookings, 8. D.
MortVAsr« Halo.
[First Fnblicution Novtsm'sc 14, iw -L
Whereas, Adam Boyd, a IHko».
county of Brooking*, and Btateof
mortgagor, executed a certain mortk?® w | t ßfe
of William F. Lcenard, mortgagee,
mortgage waa dated the first ‘‘*7 ?
1»«, and record-d in th<e offi <*
deco* of the county-of Brooking*. w
South Dakota, in Book Five of “gf*s*r,A.
page 436, on tho thirteenth dav of t e ß „ pr eai
D. 1883, at « o’clock p. m aud
is«* situated in the county of
State of Mouth Dakota t, ®*' cr ‘J . Jtion “ nB
to wit: The southwest Q u » rt ® r n » n d eh>"*
her nine, tn township No. pri»
north of range No. fifty two « f ‘”V«ofdW
clpai meridian and containing IW
to government sutvey, and 'J'her .
been made in payment of money^^
said mortgage, and, whereas. no t jjgtitwjj
cowling atlaw or otherwise
toracover the debt setuied by aa
any part thereof, and, _ . dftb
clalr.ii dto be due upon aaid c ’ dw< i »*(
of this notice, is the stfijarj"*S<s|»«
Meventy-Mlx dollars and fhirtw n i lfn! »t, tv
to-wit: f too <® principal, and %lio ratJ*
also the further sum «f 'Fifty do
fee* stipulated for lu aald Wortgag®- , tb , v in
Now/therefore, notice is hereby iB »t<
virtue of th« power o 1 *al®
mortgage, and duly rocorded *_ ch f cn « made
pursuance of the statutes t»
provided, th* said mortgagor- tmndf*
a sale of the mortgaitcd JwWjtt-gS
scribed, at public suction J m tbec»»7?
at the front door of **
Brookings, and county f f .v of J
South Dakota, on the eighth **W T hit My*. L,
at two o'clock In the afternm*® ° ' h [of >
Dated at Swroß,*. D.,thU
vembsr,A.D. 1890- , -««»»!> Mortf**®*
35 7 WILLIAM F. LEONARD. "
Horace Corport, Attorney for Mo *•*
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