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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1892
Page
5
The speaker argues that maturity should be convenient not compulsory and that revenue should not be collected for this purpose. He urges using casual surplus and maintaining public confidence in money parity, noting the monetary conference is ongoing and withholding recommendations on silver legislation.
War Department report urges congress to modernize infantry and artillery arms. Emphasizes strengthening the bureau of military information and continuing construction of heavy guns and coast defenses for national security.
The report details new armor plate processes and higher defenses for future ships, a torpedo program, and improved gun cotton and explosive technologies. It notes ship construction progress, armor piercing bells lacking, and a strengthened militia and navy collaboration.
The Interior Department under Secretary Noble has faced a heavier workload than ever, from the disabled veterans pension law to opening vast Indian lands for settlement. Negotiations on Indian land cessions, including a key Cherokees agreement, await Congress action by March 4, 1893, with Noble supporting ratification and faster settlement. The land office has expedited agricultural patents, aiding honest settlers, and the commission on private land claims advances titles. Allotments to Indians continue, school attendance has risen, and a uniform curriculum aims to integrate native schools with state systems. Indian agents have improved under reform, though patronage-free selection remains a desired goal.
The attorney general reports to Congress on increasing department work, noting improved protections for federal officers and bringing certain crimes into federal courts for impartial trials. The president urges uniform good time in prisons and distinct murder classifications, plus liberal defense appropriations totaling over four hundred million dollars.
The speaker urges continuing government support for the trans Atlantic steamship contracts to build seven swift vessels under American registry. He notes past losses from foreign shipowners and calls for prompt appropriation to prevent lines from being embarrassed as ships are constructed and added to the naval reserve.
The postmaster general reports a sharp revenue rise and rapid expansion of post offices and mail routes. He notes prosperity from growing commerce in hamlets and border settlements, with revenues near one million dollars higher than last year and a reduced deficit of about $1.35 million projected to be cleared next year.
The secretary of the navy cites rapid growth from three modern ships in commission to a projected total of seventeen by year end. Ten war vessels and three navy tugs launched this year, and twenty five vessels in four years, with two large ships and a torpedo boat under way. Contracts totaling 35 000 00 have been let, and labor at navy yards expended without any fraud or partiality charged.
The pension commissioner reports extensive work and efficient administration, praising the office. The disability bill has sharply raised disabled veterans payments, with an estimated deficit and projected expenditures to reach a peak by June 30, 1904, under current law.
The report of the secrecy of agriculture contains not only an interesting state.
A historical digest outlines Rusk's drive to expand agricultural exports and improve inspection and quarantine. It cites rising pork and beef shipments, livestock exports, and the impact of stronger laws, plus calls for uniform port quarantine and tighter immigration controls. It includes presidential recommendations on railroad protection and election law, ending with hopes for future prosperity.
A fragmented 19th century notice discusses Sunday restrictions including servile labor and public trades. It notes penalties for profane swearing and for possessing gambling devices, hinting at broader archaic statutes and enforcement aims conveyed by the Pierre Capital context.
This morning at 8 o'clock at St John’s church Roch Minn the marriage ceremony took place with a happy event reported in the Daily Leader. Details of the bride and groom are not provided in the accessible text.
Attorney Robert Fisk traveled from Gettysburg for the State versus Lanterback fog assault trial. Judge Grant fined the defendant after hearing evidence. Separately, the annual National Equal Suffrage Association meeting at a Methodist church drew a large, enthusiastic crowd with Mrs. Adams appointed to lobby the legislature in Pierre.
The notes express confidence that the winter series will prove enjoyable and successful, urging readers to retain their nerve and look forward to a strong season ahead.
Notice lists claimants F. Miller John M. Leibel Jan Teuber and James McDowr of Huron South Dakota. It indicates a filing in Daxor r 15 1 and references Lanp Orncs at Huron Soups N de dectice to barely elven. First publication November 24 last publication December 29.
In a standard foreclosure notice, Raten H. Cosuu attorney for Assignee announces sale of the mortgaged premises in Beadle County South Dakota. The mortgage dated December 1 (year 1893) against property in Huron lists due amounts 1117.67 with $17.67 interest and attorney fees. The front of the Beadle County courthouse is set as the public auction site on January 14 1693 at 2 PM for the southwest quarter of section 11 township 110 north range 60 west fifth principal meridian containing 160 acres.
Public mortgage sale notice states Eliza Greenhalg and Edward Grepobaige mortgaged property to Huron Building and Loan Foundation on April 9 1886. Amount due 44 dollars principal plus interest plus 39 dollars. Sale set for January 71st, 1913 at 20 p m at front door of Beadle county courthouse in Huron to pay debt taxes costs and attorney fees. Also notice of hearing for letters of administration for William Haigh deceased in Beadle County South Dakota. Ann Haigh Alfred Haigh John H Haigh at law next of kin are notified hearing January term 1908 at court house in Huron.
First publication December 8 and last publication January 19. Default on a mortgage dated May 17 1889 between Themes Foulkes and Sarah Ann Foulkes to Haron Building and Loan Association. Amount due 1200.64 including principal interest taxes. Lot 12 Fleet Railway addition Dakota will be sold at the front door of the court house to repay debt and costs.
Default on a May 9 18 9 mortgage with power of sale led to acceleration of the debt 7442 due date. Notice announces foreclosure sale by Northwestern Mortgage Trust Co as mortgagee at the Beadle County courthouse on a Monday at the stated time.
Nora Emerly Nora Leiber has filed a timber culture final proof notice with the United States Land Office in Huron South Dakota. The hearing is set for December 29 1299 to prove up on timber culture application number 1193 for the northeast quarter section 22 township 112 range 61. Witnesses named include William Marlin Earl Cruch Parke James Marlin all residents of Heron South Dakota.
A notice from the U S Land Office in Foren S D dated Nov 16 1898 lists John W Grover filing against Ernest A May for Tim Evtry No 964 Union Series alleging failure to plant and cultivate the tract 110 64 in 1891 and 1892. Contest proceeds require appearance Dec 30 1892 at 10 am with testimony for receiver W Bare.
A public notice from the U S Land Office Huron concerns Carlton Ao Walvere and Joseph F in a timber culture case No 9604. It states failure to plant or cultivate fir trees on the southeast quarter section 7 township 112 range 68 in the county. The parties must appear on December 26 1892 at 10 a m to respond to testimony.
Foreclosure notice to Philena Oakes mortgage dated May 12 187 recorded in Beadle County South Dakota. Trustee Waterbury and successor Isaac Lincoln proceed to public auction January 7 189 at 2 30 pm at the Beadle County Courthouse front door Huron SD. Attorneys Crawfrorp Orlano filed November 15 182.
Publication details show a mortgage default on July 22 1891 with Beadle County South Dakota Beadle County records. the property described as the southwest quarter of section 1 township 12 range 2 is set for sale January 1 1893 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. The notice cites principal plus interest totaling 13 75 and costs with a sale under the power of sale. Mortgagee attorneys Lancey Trox Kear represent the creditor.
First pub. Dec 8 to last Jan notice notes default on mortgage dated March 29 184 recorded April 2 1864 in Beadle county. Orambl A Richardson mortgagee seeks sale of the property to satisfy overdue principal interest totaling six hundred eighty dollars and eighty dollars interest. Public auction to be held at Beadle sheriff's sale site on specified date.
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