Jamestown weekly alert. [volume], May 18, 1883, Image 3

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CHXJRCSILL
Teas, Coffees,
Canned Goods.
Pork and Hams
Patent Medicines,
Paints and Oils,
R. E. WALLACE, Pres.
The Original James River Valley Boomers,
The Greatest Advertisers of the Jim River Valley,
The Largest List of Bargains in North Dakota,
The Largest Sales in the James River Valley-
B. P. WELLS & DUDLEY,
Office with the James River National Bank, Jamestown, D. T.
If you want to Buy or Sell Improved Farms,
Wild Lands. Houses and Lots in Jamestown,
Lots in Grand Rapids, or to Loan or Borrow
Money you will serve your own Best Interests
By calling on or writing to this Pioneer Agency.
JAS. R. WINSLOW,
Wholesale and Retail Eealer in
LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLLS
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Building Paper,
Building Supplies Furnished to Contractors.
BZJLjX
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Legal Business Promptly Attended to.
Contested Land Claims be+ore the Local and General
Land Offices made a Svecialty.
Jamestown, Dakota.
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Grocers and Druggists.
Fancy Goods,
Stationery,
School & Blank Books, Lamps & Chimneys
KLAUS' BLOCK, JAMESTOWN, DAKOTA.
8.
K. MCGINNIS, V. P.
The First Nat'
JAMESTOWN, DAKOTA.
I E O S
R. M. WINS LOW, a a
S. K. MCGINNIR, ... Real Estate.
A. A. ALLEN, of Allen & Dodge, Att's at Law
LI. T. BUSH, of Bush & jnvin's Grain Elevator.
R. E. WALLACE, President.
TOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
A1 Inquiries in regard to the Country Promptly
Answered.
J^-Strangcrs should have their mail addressed to our care.
D.
UOpeiigSixDajsiiillieM
AT
O. BUCK'S.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL!
Where can be found the largest and best se
lectsd stocks of General Merchandise between
Fargo and Bismarck.
Pry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Crockery .and Glassware,
Groceries and Provisions by the Car Load, and
at close prices.
HUNT & HARRIS,
ATTORNEYS ST LAW,
Jamestown, D. T.
Three Doors South of Postoflice. Jun5
EAGAN GLEASON,
General Merchandise,
Lumber & Coal.
A fulllineof Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps,
gents FurnishingGooas,
Groceries, Dry Goods
and Hardware.
.Everything sold at lon«*t cash prices.
OR. N. V. RUSSELL,
Snrri«U and Mechanic*!
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
mil and sensitive teeth Ailed. Artificial tee4*
«df ail kind*, and a perfect lit guaranteed.
All diseases of teeth, gum and month treated.
Children'* teeth straightened, etc., ctc.
Ufa and Health and Medical Publications.
Price*moderate. Satisfaction given.
OAce opposite Drake Baldwin's Drug Store.
JA31ESTOWS, DAKOTA.
$S to $20|r&'jA*£ .'SKSVS',
timiMiMiwi
fa.
WEBSTER,
Sugars and Syrups,
Flour, Wooden ware.
Tobaccos and Cigars.
A. IRVIN, Caslner.
JJOT1CE—
U.S. Land Office Fargo, D. T.. April. 11. 1883.
Complaint having been entered in this office by
Eugene G. Hall of Slutsman county, 1) T, against
Harry M.Wadc, foraoandoning his homestead en­
try No. 10,111. dated April 20th. 1882, upon the nw
ii
T.,
SPIRITWOOD,
Dealers in
of sec 6, tp 130 n, 02 w, in Stutsman county,
T, with a view to the cancollaiion of said entry:
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this office on the 15th day of May, A 1883, at
10o'clock a. m., to respond and furnish testimo­
ny concerning said alleged abandonment audit
is ordered ttiȣ the above notice be published in
the Jamestown Wsokiy Alert, designated as the
paper nearest said lana, once each week for five
succcssive weeks.
Alien & Dodge, Attorneys. 40-5t
jj^OTIC fi­
ll. S. Land Office, Fargo, P. T., April 21.1883.
Complaint having been entered at this cilice by
Edward Beaumont agasnst Julius Werse for
abandoning his homestead entry No. 5,586. dated
May 20, 1881, nponnw sec 18, tp 141 n, G5 w, in
Stutsman countv, I). T., with a viow to the can
cellation of said entry the said parties are here
by summoned to appuar ut tliis otlice on the »tli
day of June, 1882, ul 10 o'clock A. M. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning HHKI aliegvd
niirttujonment: and it i* hereby further ordered
that tiie foregoing notice be published in the
.rameatown Weekly A.ert. fpr the period of thirty
day*, said paper being de*igtjafei as Rarest Jo the
land above descried.
E. C. GBAHY,llecuiYt'F.
Allen & Dodge, Attorneys.
J^OTICE OF FINAL PROOtf—
Land Office at Fargo, D. T., April 14,1883.
Notice lft hereby given that the following named
settler has filed ntjtl^of his intention to make final
proof in snpport of his claim and secure final en­
try thereof on the 26th day of .June, l83», vi.i
JOHN DONAHUtiH,
D. S. No for the neX of section 32. township
140 n, *angc 65 w, and nunes the following as his
witnesses, viz: Andrew Lindscy, Harry Cornwall,
Thomas Hayes, James Hayes, all of Stutsman
Copley. J), T.
The testaruoty to be taken before Chas T. Hills,
Clerk of the District Court, at Jamestown, D. T.
on the 33d day of of Jnfoe, A. D. 1883, at his
office.
And yon John C. Ellis, who mads It. a. 5ro.
10906, May 18, 1882, npon said tract and yon
Christine Boe, who made D. s. Xo. 10972, July P.
1888, npon said tract and you Christine Allm,
who made 8 No 10.824, June 23.1882. npon said
tract, are required to appear and show cause why
said final proof and entry should not be allowed.
ULASl'ELL & McHUGIl'S COLUMN.
OTICE OP FINAL 1'IiOOF—
Land Office at Fargo, T, April 23,1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
pettier has (lied notice of his intention tomakellnal
proof in support of his claim and securc linulen­
try thereof on the S9th day of May, 1883, viz:
JAS. W. McORliAltr,
I) S. No.
10,077 for the nw of sec 83, tp 144 n,
00 w, and names the following as his witnesses,
viz:
Howard E. Sundy, D. N. Sickles, Thos. Armil,
M. 11. Sclnnitz, all of Stutsman county, D. T.
The testimony of witnesses to be taken before
8. L. (ilaxpcll, notary public, anil of claimant be­
fore Charles T. Hills, clerk of district court, at
Jamestown, Stutsman county, T, on the 36th
day of May, 1883, at their offices.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Glaspell & McIIugh, Att'ys. 40-5t
OTICE OF FINAL PROOF—
Land Office at Fargo, T, April 83,1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
linul proof in support of his claim and securc final
entry thereof on the aflth day of May, 1883,
HOWARD K. SUNDY,
1). S. No. 10,078 for the B\V of sec. 23, tp 144
n.rOGw. and names the following as his wit­
nesses, viz:
James W. McCreary, D. N. Sickles, Thos. Armil,
II. 11. Sclnnitz, all of Stutsman county, i. T.
The testimony of witnesses to be taken before S.
L. (Jlaspoll, notary pubiic, and of claimant before
Chas. T. llills, clerk of the district court, at
Jamestown, Stutsman county, I.T.,on the Stilh
day of May, A.D. 1883, at their offices.
ilouAC.'EAcSTIN, Register,
Glaspell & McIIugh, Att'ys. 40-5
N0T
TICE—TIMBER CULTURE—
U. S. Land Ollice, Furgo, T, April 19, 1883.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Giovanni ft. Schiuiliuo against Jamts A McMil­
lan, for failure to comply with law as to Timber
Culture Entry No. 6TU7" dated April 18th. 1882,
upon tlieneitf section 8, township 143 n, ran-je 04
w, inStutsmon County, D. T, with a view ty the
cancellation of said entry. Contestant alleging
that said James A. McMillan has failed to break
or plow or caused to be broken or plowed the live
acres required by law to bu broken during the first
year from and utter entry and that said James A.
McMillan has not broken or plowed or caus­
ed to be broken or plowed, any part
whatsoever of said tract from date of entry to
pre'ent time. The said parties are hereby sum­
moned to appear at this ollice on the 21st day of
May, 1883, at o'clock p. m.. to respond and fur­
nish testimony concerning said alleged failure.
li. C, (JEAKISY, Register.
Glaspell & McIIugh Attorneys. 39-5
jOTICE OF FINAL PROOF—
Laud Oilicc at Fur^ro, i) T.April 19, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has llled notice of his intention to make
linal proof in supportof his claim and sccurelinal
entry thereof, on the Midday of May, lari-i, viz:
JOIINC. K-N'ULE,
D. S. No. 10,147, for the mv of see. 0, tp. 137 n,
03 w, and names the following as his witnesses,
viz:
AlbertI!. Dalcom. J. AV. Cloes, Thomas. Armil,
Joseph Noel,all ol' Stutsman county, 1). T.
The testimony of witnesses to be taken before
S. L. (ilaspell, notary public, and claimant befote
Clias. T. lulls, clerk ot the district court, at Jame­
stown, Stutsman county, T, on the 19th day of
May, A.D. 1883, at their offices.
And you, Albert B. 15alcoin and Edwin A.
Ames, who made declaratory statements Nos.887sS
and 7103 respectively, on the 10th day of October,
1881, and 18th day of January, 1881, for said tract,
are hereby summoned to appear on said day and
show cause, if uny there be, why said Unal proof
and entry should "not be allowed.
HOBACE AUSTIN, Register.
Glaspell & McIIugh, Attys. 39-5t
N
OTICE OF FINAL I'ROOF-
Land Ollice at Fargo, 1). T., April 30,1S83.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler lias llled notice of his intention to make
linal proof in supportof his claim and securc final
entry thereof on the 13th day of June, 1883, viz:
WILLIAM E. i'OOLE.
1). S. No. ll.svr lor the no '4 of sec 24, tp. 138 n,
04 *, and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: \V. froclor, Geo Stockweil, Albert Ellis and
P. il. Foley, nil of Stutsman county, D. T.
Tlie testimony to be taken belore II. J. Ott,
Judge of Probate Court, at Jamestown, Stutsman
uuty, 1). T., on the 15th day of May, A.
at his ollice.
MARTHA E. WHITMAN.
D. S. No. 8G05, lor the ne of sec 20, tp 140 n,
60 w, and names the following us h«r witnesses,
viz: It. II. Grilling, H. Vcssey, H. Cornwall, and
Thomas Hayes, all of Stutsman county, D. T.
Tlie testimony to be taken before II. J. Ott,
Judge of Probaio Court, at Jamestown, Stutsman
county, L. T., on the 9th day of June, A. D. 1883,
at his office.
VU'
Etc., Etc.
U/"
HOBACE AUSTIN,Register.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Glaspell & McIIugh, Attorneys. 42-5t
OTICE OF FINAL PROOF—
Land Office at Fargo, T, April 23, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has llled notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thortof on the l'Jth day of July, 1883
JAMES BROl'GHTON,
S No. for the nw of sec 18, tp 138 n,
61 w, and names the following as his witnesses,
''llenry Gillman, Frederich Woolver, George
Dewey, llenry Dewey, all of Stutsman county,
1). T.
The testimony" to be taken before Charles T.
Hnis clerk of tlie district court, at Jamestown,
D. T., on the 17th day of July. 1883, at his
office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Dunne & Marsh, Attorneys. 40-5t
J^OTICE OF FINAL PKOOiw
Land Office at Fnrgo, D.T., April 14, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof on tlie 2lith day »f June, 1883,
HENRY T. SIIARLOW.
1). S. No. ln.l'ifi fo'- the net of sec. 32, tp. 137 n,
(!," w, and names tiio following as his witnesses,
Ciian ll:issett. John Alexander. Thomas Arnold,
IJenj. F. igclow, u'l of Muismun county, 1). T.
The testimony to be tak. before Chas. T. lliils,
clerk of the district court, at Jamestown. Stuts­
man county. J'. T., on the 23d day of June, A.
D. 1883, at bis office.
llonACE AUSTIN,Register.
Dunne & Marsh, A ttys. 39-5t
jy OTICp OF FINAL PROOF.
Landoilke, fargo. D. T., March 81. 1S83
Notice is hereby ^iveh tlaf the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim on tha
Utli day of .Muy. A 1883. and that said proof
will be made before C(m,s T. Hjiis, clerk of the
district conrt. at Jamestown, stntsmafi county,
T„ on May Till, viz:
JAMES T. NOWLIN,
D. S. No. 10.5'.)S. for the se of sec. 34. tp
137 n,
rC4 w. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon said land.viz:
Frank W. McKenzie, Frederick \V. Hensel
Clarence F. AUvoll and Frank W. Wsbster, all ol
Stntsman county, D. T.
0""""r
OTIC E-
HOHACI ACSTIX, Register.
PWw*JMNk,Attya.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register,
K. A. 1M«, AUOTI*E£
It is hereby ordered that publication of the
above notice lk: continued for two weeks, and that
th! proot of the claimant shall be made at this
office on the 23d day of Mi.y. 1888, and before the
above mentioned on the 21st day of Mar,
1SK53- HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
42-2t
U. S. Land Office, Fargo, D. ?..5Iar 1.
Complaint haviug been entered at this ol
James^K. Bartlett, against Daniel Clark, for aban­
doning his Timber Culture Entry No 4953, dated
November 10th. 1883, uixm the sw of Section 20,
Tp 138,1{ 62, in Stutsman Co., D. T., Contestant
alleging that the said Clark has failed to break
or caused to be broken the first five acres of said
tmrt the first vcar, or any part thereof, or any part
iit Wd'Unct up date Sud has failed tp im
cve said tract as re^dircd 'T). Ikw, \Vith a viSly
said entry the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office on
be cancellation
he iTth day of Juno.
188B,at 10 o'clock a. m., to re?
spend and fnraish testimony concerning said al
leged abandonment.
42 E.C.GBAMT, Receiver.
J. S, JtcOot, AttiWS'
.From Sunday's Dally
D.
1888,
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Glaspell & McIIugh, Attys. 41-5t
j^OTICE OF FINAL PROOF-
Land Office at Fargo, D.
T., April 37,1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has llled nutice of his intention to make
linal proof in support of his claim and secure
linal entry thereof on the 5tt day of June, 1883,
FRANK A. DODGE.
D.S. No 10.34U. for the r.w of sec4, tp 143 n,
(15 w, and numes the following as his witnesses,
viz: llenry li.Iiusli, Edgar S. Dodge, W. Elden
and Peter G. Itae, allot Stutsman county, T.
The test inouy to be taken before 11. J. Ott,
Judge of Probate of Stutsman county, D. T., at
Jamestown, in said county, on the 3d day of June,
1883, at Ins ollice.
And you Nils Quist, who made II. E. entry No.
10,404, on May 15tu, 1843, lor said tract, are hereby
notified to appeur ..t said time and place and show
cause why such final proof and entry shall not be
ul lowed.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Glaspell & Mc Hugh, Attorneys. 41-5C
J^OTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Ollice at Fargo, D. T.. May 7, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of her intention to make
final proof in support of her claim and secure linul
entry thereof on the 13th day of June, 1883, Tiz:
THE VETO!
Tho Full Text of Mayor Flint's Veto of
the Liquor Ordinance
Last Night.
Wo present the readers of the Alert
this morning with the full text of Mayor
Flint's veto of the ordinance increasing
,the liquor license presented to the city
council last night, which is as follows:
To the City Council of the City of
Jamestown:
GENTLEMEN:—An
ordinance having
been passed by the city council at the
last meeting thereof, entitled "An ordi­
nance regulating tlie
sale of spirituous and
malt liquors, wines, etc.," within the
city of Jamestown, and having duly ex­
amined its provisions and considered the
same, I herewith return said ordinance to
the council without my approval and
with my objections thereto, as follows:
The sale of liquors is legalized by the
organic act of the territory as well as by
our city charter, therefore it is presuma­
ble that all persons dealing in the same
are engaged in a legitimate traffic.
While pursuing their business iu con­
formity to the laws and ordinances per­
taining thereto 1 regard them as being
entitled to the same consideration and
protection as business men in other pur­
suits. The law provides that before they
can open their business they shall obtain
a license therefor, leaving the amount of
the same optional with llie people but
fixing, as the extreme limit, the sum of
$500.
Now, what is the object and purport of
this license? To my mind it embodies no
other principle than that of revenue.
Could the question be submitted to our
citizens to-day, viz: license or no license,
it is undeniable that those favoring
license would prevail by an overwhelming­
ly large majority. If this is the fact then it
is certain that a majority of the citizens
countenance the traffic and this loud cry
for high license is an inconsistency if
based upon any other theory than that of
revenue alone. Could I see wherein tem­
perance was to be benefitted or a single
moral principle strengthened by raising
the license my decision would be differ­
ent. I can not conceive that the number
of our saloons would be one less, but con­
ceding a reduction of two jr three then 1
fail to see the great moral gain. Would
not the remaining ones do a correspon­
dingly larger business With this view,
and believing as I firmly do, that in rais
ing the license no principle of morality or
temperance is secured but that it is purely
and wholly a means whereby the city
treasury may be replenished the question
recurs simply upon the amount at which
the license should be placed as a means
of revenue. This should -be determined
upon business principles, justice and
candor, uninllucnced by any natural dis­
taste one might entertain for the business.
1 allow that our city expenses are some­
what enhanced in consequence of the
traffic, many offenses are traceable to it.
Additional vigilance is required to main­
tain the peace and order of the city. For
these reasons the general government has
asked from the distillery to the retail shops
heavy contributions for revenue and lo­
cal governments have made like de­
mands. This is right to a reasonable extent,
and yet legislators have seen the import
ance of fixing a limitation upon the li­
cense knowing and realizing.that without
this barrier immoderate and over zealous
persons would seek at every point and up­
on every occasion to abuse it. I believe
while it is legalized, permitted and al­
lowed to exist by the supreme law of the
land,dealers should be protected from im­
position by the same law. No one denies
that the sale of liquors is attended by
many obnoxious features, and yet I will
yetiture that no business man or property
owner of the city would like to see the
saioons abolished. They recognize the
fact that in the existence of seventeen
saloons that nearly as many business
houses are rented at heavy rentals. They
recognize the fact that our city is receiv­
ing visitations in large numbers from land
seekers, speculators and tourists from all
over the land That we have a railroad
center and that large numbers of con­
tractors and employees congregate here I
in fact, that our floating population is
great and that it is from this source the
saloons derive the greater portion of their
patronage. They recognize too that the
recipients .of this current exchange are
no misers who hoard their money but it
goes out to the dry goods men, the groc
erymen, the clothier, the liverymen, the
barber, the doctor, the dentist, the priest
and the preacher. Close the saloons of
Jamestown to-day and to-morrow you
may look upon an apparently deserted
village. I assert that the business men
and a large excess of the citizens seek
these institutions, and from this fac'. I am
unwilling that this class of our fellow
citizens whose business is thus sought and
tolerated and
countenanced should be made
the target of oppression and the depository
from which to draw the great bulk of our
city tax. True, we are cloiheil in a little
brief authority and there are seventeen
subjects directly in our power. But be­
fore I am a party to squeeze from tliem
the last cent there is ip their business for
the purpose of taxation 1 would be con
vinced by our citizens at large that they
are not wanted here, that they are nui
sances and a disadvantage to the business
interests and prosperity of the city. It is
right and just that they should pay a fair
revenue, but at this particular time and
in this unexpected manner to double the
license is to my mind unfair and unrea
sonable. As I have before remarked
there is no doubt but that, every saloon
woijld pay the advance. They would do
it from a sense of necessity, many of them
All thev have is invested 'n their fixtures
and stock and in order to avoid a great
sacrifice they would feel compelled to re
main. I can not look upon men engaged
in selling liquor in the light that some
Others do, I can treat them not as at} os
tratitpjjd class by virtue of their employ
mentbut only as men, townsmen and
citizens, and accord to them the rights
and privileges inherent to every man
1 believe as the city advances the ]!'xnse
should "be increased, but I think other
cities throughout the United States the
age and size of ours have exacted no
hlghef license th*n we have. I would
recommend this, that on the 1st day of
January 1SS4 an advance cf $50.00 be
made and every six months strengthen
the same advances until it reaches $500.
I have studied this question carefulty and
candidly. I have been respectfully im­
portuned by personal friends whose judg­
ments 1 respect, who take opposite views.
I may be wrong in my position yet I.cai
take none other that would be in accoi
with my honest convictions.
What Mayor Flint Says.
In the sundown contemporary Monday
evening appeared some statements so
manifestly reckless of the truth and such
obvious betrayal of confidence that an
Alert reporter interviewed Mayor Flint
upon, the subject. The Capital has so
frequently misrepresented the Alert that
we have come to take its assertions with
great deal of allowance, and any matter
in which its bigotry outweighs all other
considerations, we thought it highly
probable that it had prevaricated some­
what in this instance. We give below
the questions put to Mayor Flint and his
answers verbatim
Question—in your recent canvass for
Mayor,Mr. Flint, did you ask the support
of the Capital, as that paper states this
evening?
Answer—No, sir. I had no use for a
paper that was too pure for angels to
read and too senseless for foold,as I w®uld
have considered it a detriment to my
success.
Q. Did you have any conversation with
Mr. Burke implying that you desired the
support of liis paper, as lie claims
A—I never exchanged a word with
Mr. Burke in regard to my candidacy or
election.
Q—What authority then has he for the
assertion
A—None whatever.
Q.—Did you ever call at the ollice for
any such purpose
A—Not at all. On my return from the
east 1 met Mr. liurke'k partner, Mr.
Speaker, on the train, aud had consider­
able conversation with him, from which
I judged him to be a liberal minded, sen­
sible fellow, and on the strength of that
acquaintance during the canvass 1 called
upon lum at the oflice aud ventured to
solicit his individual support in my elec­
tion, not saying anything about the sup­
port of tlie paper, us I did not expect
nor desire il. Nothing was said about
license or saloons farther than Mr. Speak­
er voluntarily remarked that he would
personally approve of a liberal course
toward them and that he occasionally
took a drink himself.
Q—What have you to say to the opin­
ion purporting to be yours in reference to
the subject of saloons and licenses in
Carrrngton, in connection with your con­
templated building of a hotel at that
place, in which the words, "I shall put
in a good bar. I shall make it first
class, and in that way keep out the low
doggeries. That's the only way to do
it—put in good saloons, put up a license
so high that low places cannot pay it.
That's practical temperance!" are given
as the substance of what you said to a
gentleman on the subjcct.
A—I never gaye expression to such sen­
timents to any one. I had a business
conversation with Mr. Casey upon the
subject of building a hotel at that place,
but the question of license was not raised
and no reference or intimation was made
to "low doggeries" or saloons of any
character other than the one I contem­
plated.
Q—Is your opinion now upon the li­
cense question the same as it was before
the election
A—It is. Whenever the subject of li­
cense was discussed previous to the
election I expressed my opinion to friends
and opponents alike that 1 thought our
present license tax was sufficient, for
awhile at least. If that was considered
any issue in the campaign none need then
to have misunderstood or be now disap­
pointed in my position.
The Fishery Exhibition.
LONDON, May 12—Notwithstanding the
lowery skies showers of rain, heavy
murky atmosphere and muddy roads in
the morning an enormously large number
of people witnesses lite ceremonies at­
tending the opening of tho international
fisheries exhibition at South Kensington.
Approaches to buildings were packed
with carriages and pedestrians at an
early hour apd long before noon twenty
three ac.es of buildings were filled with
spectators from all points of the world.
Prince of Wales and sons reached the
main hall at 12:10. Their entrance was
the stgnal for the most enthustastic clap­
ping of hands and hearty :heer.
JJOTICE OF FINAL PHOOF.
ra
JKROXE J. FLINT,
Vapr,
Land Office at Fargo. D. T., April 26,1883.
Notice is hereby ^iven that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make inal
proof in support of his claim and secure final entry
thereof on ttic lltli d:iy of .June, 1683, viz:
DANIEL C. LKHMAN.
D. S. No. 10.354, for the ne of sec. 23, tp. 139 n,
05 w, iind numes the following as his witnesses,
v'/' Fred \V. Holmes. Koswell J. Mount, E. It
Holmes and Harry Cornwall, all of Stutsman
county, D. T.
The testimony to be Uken before Charles T.
Ilills, clerk of the district conrt, at Jamestown,
Stutsman county, D. T., on the U.a day of June,
A. D.. 1SS3, at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Hunt & Harris, Attorneys. 4l-5t
jj^OTICE—TIMBER CULTURE—
U. S. Land Oilico, Fargo, D. T., May 3, lSS-'.
Complaint having been entered at tins office bv
Voder Vroomau,of Stutsman countv, D.'l'.-against
Jerome A. Braatburj for abiindoniir, his Timber
Culture entry No. 4S.-5U,dnte«. Ocio'ier J. 1GS0, npon
tlie nw of sec, 88, tp. 14'2 n, r62 \v iu S utsman
county, 1). T., alleging thai i..e Je orne A.
Braatburiz has failed to breal or lo\v o- caused to
be broken or plowd any portion of said rac and
that the same is wholly unimproved, vita a view
to
t')e
cancellation of said entry: the saic1 parties
are hereby summoned to appear at Ibis oflice, on
the 6th day of June, lsS3. at ten o'clock a. ra to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
E. C. GEARET, Receiver.
W. E. Dodge, Attorney, 41
J^OTICE OF FINAL PROOF
Land Oflice at Farsro, D. T., April 20, 1S83.
Notice is herebv riven that the following named
settler has filed notice of Irs intention to make
fiual proof in support of his clain and secure final
entry thereof on the 7th day of June. 1883, viz:
DAVID A. SHAIiLOW.
S No. 10,T.'5, for these W of sec. 30, tp 187 n,
65 w, and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: 1'haddens Wheeler. Charles Bassett, John
Alexander and Joseph Noel, all of Stutsman
county, D. T.
The testimony to be taken before Cha?. T- Hiils,
clerk of the district court, af Smtsman county, D.
T., at Jamestown,' on the 5th day of Jnnc, A.
D. 1883, at his oflice.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Dnnne & Marsh, Attorneys. 41-5
NICKEUS & WILBUR,
Attorneys at Law,
Jamestown, Dakota.
Strayed.
One white speckled mare and oue bay
horse, medium in size and ten or twelve
years old. Finder will be rewarded by re­
porting to this office.
•.
J^OTICEOF FINAL PROOF.
McCormick Twine Binders,
and Iron Mowers!
John Deer Sulky and Walking Plows,
Von Brunt Seeders,
Whitewater Wagons,
Spring Tooth Harrows,
S No. 11,354, for the nw of sec. IS, tp 138
n, G5 w, and names the following as his wit­
nesses, viz:
Charles N« Massey, J. W, Brown, Win. Melvin,
W. F.Linton, all of Stutsman county, D. T.
The testimony to be taken before Hon. H. J.
Ott, judge of probate court, and A.
N
A.
Allen, no­
tary public, at Jamestown. Stutsman county, I T,
on the 36th day of May, A S 1883, at their offices.
And you, John M. Bowman, who made D. 8.
No. 12,749, March 14, 1882, upon said tract are
required to appear and show cause why
said final
droof and entry shoald|not be allowed.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Allen & Dodge, Attorneys. 40-5
OTICE OF FINAL PROOF—
Land Office at Fargo, T, April 23,1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
seltlcr has filed nouce of his intention to make fi­
nal proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof, on the 7th day of June, 1883,
viz:
JAMES BENNETT, Stutsman Co., D. T.
II. E. No. 7,114, for the ne of sec. SO, tp 140
n, 63 w, and names the following as his witnesses,
viz:
W. H. Bennett, John J. Nichols, Matthew Ben«
nett, J. J. Eddy, all of Stutsman county, O. T.
The testimony to be taken before Chas.
Hills, clerk of the district court, at Jamestown,
Stutsman county, D. T, on the 5th da of Jane,
A 1883, at his office
HOBAOK AUSTIN. Register.
Nickeus & Wilbur, Attys. 40-5t
|^|OTICE OF FINAL PROOF—
Land office at Fargo, D. T., May 10,1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof, on the 20th day of une, 1883, viz.
ED. P. CAKLEY.
D. S. No. 10,571 for thenw of sec. 14, tp 141 n,
r62w, and names the following as his witnesses,
viz. Charles Petty, John Kelty, JohnMcGee ana
Venetta Speiry, all of Stutsman county, D. T.
The testimony to be taken before Charles T.
Hills, clerk of the district conrt, at Jamestown,
D.T.,on the 18th day of June, AD 1883,at his
oflice.
And you, John Thompson, who made D. S. No.
8971 for said tract November 12th,
1882, are hereby
notified to appear at this office on said day, and
show cause, if any there be, why said Ed. P. Car
ley should not make final proof and payment for
said tract.
HOBACE AUSTIN, Register.
J. E. McGill, Attorney. 42-6t
T^OTICE OF FINAL PROOF-
Land Office at Fargo, D. T., May 7,1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
set tier has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and secure final en­
try thereof on the 14th day of une, 1883, viz:
OLOF OLSON.
H. E. No. 10,890 for the sw of sec. €, tp.144 n,
66, w, and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: Andrew Hylander, Kunt Olson, Antoa Ohner
and Ai drew Ohner, all of Stutsman county, D. T.
The testimony to be taken before Hon. H. J.
Ott, jndge of probate, at Jamestown, Stntaman
county, D. T. on the 11th day of Jnne, A. D.
1883, at his office.
HOBACE AUSTIN, Register.
W. E. Dodge, Attorney. 42-5t
OTICE OF FINAL PROOF—
Land Office at Fargo, T, May 9,1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof on the 20th day of June, 1883, Tiz:
JOHN R. MUFFLEY.
H. E. No. 9,270 for the ne of sec 10, tp 14'
62 w, and names tlie following as his W'*-_
viz D. W. Carley, John McGee,
Charles Petty, all of Swt»m»
on
con
ntv
^n.oEy t° K- jafceJJ before' Charles T.
Hills, Clerk of tb district court, at Jamestown, D.
*•.
,^e 18th day of June, A. D. 1883, at his
oflicc.
HOBACE AUSTIN, Register.
J. E. McGill, Attorney.
43
OTICE OF FINAL PROOF—
.. •«.
DEALERS IN FIRST-CLA'SS"'
A/
Farm Machinery.
In fact everything in our line from a FIVE TOOTH CULTIVATOR to a
Land Oflice at Fa-ge, o. t., April 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and se­
cure final entiy thereof, on the 39th day of May,
1883, viz:
SOLOMON J. J. BROWN,
i. I. Case Straw Burning Threshing Macliine. 4
mm
Corner Front Street and Sixth Avenue,
5t
Land Office at Fargo, T, April 19.1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in supportof his claim on the 23d day
of May, A. D. 1883, and that said proof will be
made before Charles T. Hills, clerk of district
court, at Jamestown, Stutsman county, T. on
the 21st day of May, A. D. 1883, viz:
GKORGK CLARK,
D. S.^No. 10,208, for these of sec. 32, tp 140 n,
r65 w~. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva­
tion of said land, viz:
Judson Ranson, John C. Ellis, John R. Oakes
and Leroy Rhodes, all of Stntsman county, D. T.
HOBACE AUSTIN, Register.
A Bill, Attorney 39-5t
OTICE—
U. S. Land Office, Fargo, D. T., April 17.1883.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Philip«D. Young and Andrew C. Gro'oo, tot
abandoning his homestead entry No, U.42S, dated
September 21. 18S3, upon ttve ae of section 34.
tp 144, range 65, in Stutsman county, S. T.,
with a -view to the cancellation of said entry
the saia parties are hereby «ummoned to appear at
this Office on the 25th day of May. 1883, at 10
o'clock, A. M., to lesoond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment, and it is
hereby further ordered that the foregoing notice
be published the Jamestown Weekly Alert for the
period of thirty days, said paper being the aaarect
to the land above described,
£. O. Receiver.
Allen Si Dod^e, A^ty?. SWt
5
STASTON NEWLIX,
220-2t 41-4t Curington, D, T,
OTICE OP FINAL PROOF
Land office at Fargo. D.T. April 34, 1968.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and secure fln&l
entry thereof on the Its day of Jqnex M8|,
vii:
JAMES H. EVE»*TT,
II. E. No. 7532, foe the se quarter of *«c. 13,
tp 137 n, CA W, and names the following as his
wimewfl. yii:
D. E Hughes, oC Jamestown, D, T-, E. J.
Heath, Rnssell Heath, Vernan Prooty, aH of Stats
man county, D. T.
The testimony to be taken before Charles T.
Hills, clerk of the district court, at Jamestown,
Stutsman county. D. T. on tke 26th day »f May,
A. D. 1883, at his office.
HOUCI AUSTIN, Register.
8. BOM, ATTORNEY. FM
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Scotch Harrows,
Monitor Plows,.
Disc Pulvericfer.
JAMESTOWN, D. T.
Now is the Time to
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
Daily and Weekly
ALERT,
THE
GREAT FAMILY JOURNAL
R. O. DePUY, M. D.,|
Surgeon & Homceopathist
D. .BALDWIN, M. D. S. H. DRAKE, M.
Physicians and Surgeons
Office open day and night, over Buck & MIIH
Store.
Also at City Drug Store, Fifth avenue south.
CASKETS mil BURIAL CASES.
And a Cbmplete Line of
|MNDERTAKING GOODS.!
A. STEINS ACH,
§1
LLOYDS BLOCK, JAMESTOWN.^
HTAt office day and night.
J^B. J. W. CLOES,
DENTIST. I
Office In Lloyd's Block, Jamestown, D.T,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
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