Black Hills Weekly Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 1

DEAUWOOD DAKOTA TERRITORY tSATU HI jA MORNING. AUGUST 1 1 lots 3. TEN OENT.K, 7ciL VI1' Fom Dally. From Taeada's dallr. From Wednesday's Pally- i cherlah it as the great war club with Mill.

NOTES OP THE WEEK. Froea Thviday's Dailr. i Herrman Treber's fire proof ia assuming vast proportions, if the amount ot material wheeled out is any indica-tion. -The rear of it must be at least aa far back as Williams street, but it will which their antiquated sire killed In dians. The entertainment given by the In dians Wednesday night wu largely attended 6y our beat citizens.

It wu not elegant some perform ances wo have seen, kut It was a almon'pure Indian arrangement, Just sucn have been in vogue with them since the morning stars ung together lo iheesst, and gave entire satisfaction to the audience, at many taw them for first time, aid moat of them for the last, at i they will soon cease to be. The Indians contemplate giving an exhibition in Lead City on Saturday nluM fThe masons finished tip, an! com-! pleted 'the foundation for the new school house last evening. It is witii-out exception the best Job of stone work we bave aeon In thia city. "The material wu all first' class, and the workmen understood their business. If the brick work isU good, snd we have every reason to believe it will be, the structure when completed will be a credit and ornament to our It occupies a commanding position," secure alike from storm and flood.

CaptWillard delivered at Galena Tuesday. 20,00 pounds of salt. At the sDrinirs. with the Lreaent apDlianoes Jirf reduction, 3.00D i pounds dar' is yTmanuftictured. When the 1 machinery ia put in position, that la now on the Tribune: Yesterday, about non.

a severe rain and hail storm occurred in the mountains in this vicinity, in aeveriiy equal to if not greater than tue previous storm of two months ago. Rain and bail descended in torrent, until the aueama Were smull ti versm less than twenty minutes. The South Fork of Gold Run was a foaming tor- ent within a lew minutes, carrying with it the bridge on Mill street, and tearing up tbe road badly. Both bridges an Main Gold Run were carried away, and tbe road waabed so that it will impassable tor several days. As the telephone wires are down, we have not yet heard of any damage in the valley.

It IS highly probable that nothing but rain fell in the farming districts, as we are 1,000 feet above tbe agricultural re gions. If do hail visited the ranches, the rain was ft blessing." Hand County Presa: HC. B. Barclay, of West Liberty, Iowa, passed through Mil)er to-day with a Carload of thirty-eight yearling, thoroghbred shorthorn heifers and twenty-eight yearling bulls of the same breed. Tbey were to be delivered to Clark Plum, of Spear-fish, perhaps the largest cattle firm in Dakota.

There are some 25,000 bead of cattle ranging in southwestern Dakota and southeastern Montana." The must have made Ift ca)cnUtloD. iinc9 date it would require, at any time, another cypher to come anywhere near the number. We can name two men-alone in Northern Dakota who have more than 25,000 bead of cattle. Charley Stephens came through from Pierre with Hart's bull train as a driver. Or.

tbe route he conceived tbe idea of going into the wholesale liquor business on his own hook, and having no capital in dollars, borrowed enough to atari him in buslneas from the ship, ment of Herrmann Trcber (arithoot their consent), which constituted the freight of the train. Tbe loss was dis covered as soon aa the train was un. loaded, and Charles becoming suspi clous, struck oat for tbe valley on Sun- day- Yesterday he was arrested at Sturgis, and to-day will come np and be given a chance to explain. Leon Menard, who lives on Wound ed Knee, aaya the, Indiana at Pine Ridge Agency have planted more cropa ibis season than ever before, and tbey doing; pUindldly, ar looking hflfc ter than any he has seen ainee left home. -Tbey have- planted but little ma.l grain, their attention being given to corn, potatoes and vegetables.

They will have an abundant supply of all these, and wil have pumpkins enough to feed all Dakota. "Aft election ia called for August 14, In Burleigh county, to vole on issuing $100,000 in bonds to repay tbe Bismarck citixena who subscribed tuthe capital location fund." Exchange, That bonus iund ia making heaps of trouble for the men who. volunteered It. If they fair in saddling It upon tbe county, their next move will bo to ask the territorial legislature to in demnify them, and Governor Ordway will probably advise it In bis message. 7 The Homeetake railroad ia now do- ing tbe biggest traffic it ever doae.

It ia run continuously with two seta of men, day and night shifts. Each shift makes four trips, crrrying in eight cars of wood or Its equivalent of mining timbers or lumber each trip. Sixty four enrs ft day, and if all wood it would be 830 cords. And (be beauty of it all la they bave an enermous quantity ot wood on had to haal from. Sunday's rain dona but little dam age in the city, outside of washing away Otlce Gilbert's lumber, Pat Early's draw bridge, Frank Norton's suspension promenade and Murphy's ford to tho stage barn.

At Crook there was a nice shower, that extended in the direction ot Spring creek. At Spearfleb A merely laid the dust. Wellington C. Harding human soon again be I be none too large to supply tbe demand will be made upon it, when their fall goods John Hunter, tbe pioneer lumber man, yesterday bought ft one-half In. terest In tbe saw mill, ttama, wagons and Mr, Fish InTwobit gulch, taking possesion Immediately.

Jobp will now make lumber till you can't rest, aa" there is an abundance of the best kind of timber tn that locality. Yesterday Baldy Ford made an as-signment to Pat Casey and Bea Bfter of bis Storgis City busineaa. The place will be run by Pat Casey, and we understand that Ford, as soon as he out of hl, prMei, otfflcuHy, wiiTave the countryf He ia in Jail JfJtln. action ot the irrand lurv The Bum van-Biaae contest nreei me inch pitch that the fall fights er inaugurated at a very early hour "yes-terday morning. Tbe slumbers of this reporter were disturbed by time being called, but fearing he might be mis taken for a bruiser and get one under the ear.

he kept in the house and knows nothing of who won. The ball for the benefit of Mrs. telio will he- gtveat the Mitchell house, Terraville, on Tuesday evening, the 14th lost, instead of Thursday evening, aa reported in a previous-is sue of the Times. The object Is so worthy ft one that it ia.unneoeaaary for us to say anything to encourage a large crowd, as the reputation of the house to do nothing by balvea will In sure Sam jonea ia out on the range put ting Up shacks and hay toJJorr Clark the cattle men. They are receiving a large number ot young cattle, thoroughbred short horn Durhams, and until tbey become acclimated, tbey may require hay to carry them through the winter, and to be ready for such an emergency, they are putting Vp hay.

Tbe company have 800 aaddle bones, and they niusi be fed, aa they are used all the time. A number of citizens met yesterday on the toot bridge and gaaed with pride upon the magnificent approach that Is being built to ike TJSSlfWod street bridge. It waa the sense of the crowd 'that- Sam Roy for the pluck, sclenee and neraevereuce be haa displayed in the management It wu the sense ot too erowa wet no omer man could have done (network In so short a time and so well he has. Ad' journed. John of the Wentwertb house, Is arranging tbe cosiest billiard Darlor and saloon in this city.

4Ua at the rear ol the office, is large and co modlona and elsgantly fitted np, bei painted, grained and varnUhejUerBne styler'EjbJnjaveTanotuty. conUln three new bil- ard tables of the latest and beat ver ity, and the bar will be stocked with finest brandsofwlnes, liquors ana clgall la till markit. On Baturaay evening next the ball will be thrown open to tbe public, and rousing old- fubloned time had. Tbe wedding bells have been ring. ing and two hearts we hope made happy for life.

Ws are in receipt of tbe wedding cards of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-way A. Grant, ef St Paul, Minnesota. Mrs.

Grant wu widely known in tbe Hills one of the early set'lers of the country, and also one of our most popular ladles Mrs. Sadie Rogers. Mr. Grant Is ft gentleman or ample a. a meana ana mgn social poaiuoo, ws until recently held an office of respon sibility and trust -under iho goy ern- ment He Is st present Interested tn ft large manufacturing eatabliahment In the east We understand that Mr.

and Mrs. Grant will make their borne in St Paul, although in summer tbey will spend the warm months here. We wish them perfect happiness, heaTtFanaiOTigltfe; fke saetlaw i. Liawn Sullivan end Hffhurf save record. rB.

wa Immense. iM- mneoLable gentle- Use nue eonfrrewmeu legltletors.end state, county and ex-con eressmen, i fleers, bum! andwugbi gen- hi. on 10 ID sru ji i tie first rounfl bohitu a. IwM U) gross six ttmM. In the roUpdjHade went down under the blows of.Sullivan seven tk.

third round WU met. no" -v 0..1 cilled81de came op groggy, out-inn closing In upon bim, tent ter-ibU blow bim. catching him in the which sent blm (Blade) oyer tbe fromwblch he did not re-LCTin am lor another dose of the Ue medicine, which was la readiness (fared Id fawr of Sullivan. I Tse terms ot tbe contest were that Llllvsn should, with hard gloves and Lder the Marquis of Qiieensbury Lj- knock Blade out of time in lour Inundl. iA great quantity of money cnangea lodiopon the result, Blade bad iny wealthy friends who were staking ibeff money upon blow Buitivan says a "could have killed Blade in tbe third rtond," and that be "was compelled to UJ llniWlf to- keep from killing iina.

Ball stervleee. Tbe christening of the Caibolio ittdrch bell, Sunday evening, drew to hat church an unusually large audi. face. The services commenced with service kraysr, followed by a sermon upon the fceremonyot blessing tbe bell, aignlfl-taace'of the ceremony, etc, followed the benediction and blessed sacrs-wat. The singing throughout by the boir was of a very high order, and peaks volumes for the members.

The ladies aud gentlemen selected rom tbe congregation as sponsors were Mn D. McLaughlin, Hiss O'Neill, jlra Charles Basse, Mrs. Kxieger, Mrs Btkir, and onk other whoae name we ioold not learn, J. B. Mullaly, D.

Mclaughlin, Thomas Kus ell, Col. W. H. Vwierand Peter O'Neill. At the conclusion of tbe services, were conducted VyTather Roars ia very Impressive manner, the muwss elevated and placed in poei lion is tbe belfry of the church.

Tit bull, which 'has a remarkably Joe tune, is inscribed on one side as Mlotrsw Aawcf ta tnowT cram and loftjr paaks, Mr Unkllng told Uod'a lore bespeaks, vol pr.laed when Anjla read Btra, where of Ute the Indian bead. Ob the opposite aide i Caueh ef 81 Ambroee, Detdwood, D. T. Rev. Father Hwen Paator, B.

Kenealy, Bell fuundry. Troj, K.y. ut inierior or ine cuurcu presents a Toy Una appearance, and is being con tinually beautified. Twe stat'uea, one Saint Joseph and the other of the piesesd Virgin, occupying positions on iwco side and in front of the altar, are P7 fine, also tbe angela and cruet- uey we worn tbe celebrated aa- jtabliibmentof ProoBroa Paris. The best sidewalk in tbe city is new completed on Williams street, leading to the church, making It a more pleas-wt wl bn formerly for ear Catholic menae.

Pact Trmeraht. Btugls Record, 9tb Thinis become more and more complicated each dav at tbe noaL Th i harness is this way: An order baa umB received from the secretary of both Mr. Packard and Wyttenbachrfor the time being, "a iuthoriilng the members the "owaor arbitration to act aa ex-efflcio traders, or post traderi pre tem. Ia the meantime a umi.i oOeer will be sent bera to investigate report Oo his decia- "-wmprooably denend lhalnl ih. wretary of wr.

an HM. TMrraimii hhk uuw struggling roratt. wil hav, -mkaiha fight ft. open Packard'. P'waoi the ennrinll tint nr --v MWlUIHftUUU, made a very exhaust- re and tkhnm.

that lw an7r'rrwM bevanc.yet. had no tight to P0 one atora mn iii thai Aijt wo wiur( open Packard's be ahonld PP ODenlBC hla IWh at. -a Ml aiJMI "closed, and ara like. oa of the nnies, a comprom aM euner r. racl- Wltonb' om to invest Booty (a Bood thZr tradcrshlp will an, money thU unaerstoM that Mr.

Pack. by Z.B.M:-.f tbe uru, oi rield. Leiter 4 (Jo. Chlca. he council hf u.lt of the three senior eapt.ina of Is to the effect thai Mtore opehad, while There wu la perfect jam of freight trains, Event' and Northwestern, yco terday.

lCs- F. Mollitor, to be progressive, ft (adding another story to his flreprnot; and be la putting it on top of tbe old a ui', A tregUebridge acrosa Lake Touch; on the New i Orleans and Northeastern railroad will be twenty. One mile long. Another large shipment of flour waa made from the Dead wood flouring milli yesterday, to the Indiau'agencie-i train, and there Is more to go soon. The main connecting South Dead- wo 4 with the tanks, that bu been dU.

connected fV several days, wu joined together yesterday afternoon, and ever. -thing is now serene in that part of tliu city. "Jake Shoudy returned' from his ranch on Spring creek yesterday. He he harvested his barley 16 acres, and report the straw rather short, but the heads unusually ion anTbeavyWO Monday next Ahe will 'commence hl wheat harvest, which also promises to Laborers employed by Father Rotcn" In irrm r. a atla Am nil iui UIQ IfUtpuaH building a barn, met with a good dual of oppositiou yeaterday from Miaa Livingston, the claimant of the ground -they Jhel dirt on.

It will probably culminate today in an official Bturgis City Is bot quite happy. There ere several things they must have to flll-their cop 'of Joy. -They must have a grist mill, ft harness shop, -a driving park association with jetty Madden for1 President, Jail, and tiger that will not let the bovs null hia tail out by the roots and we hops they may get sll of vartn Dr. O'Neal la not proud, but be la nevertheless tasty, in proof of which we wilt state that, hanging over the en- trance of the Stairway leading, to. bis office in the Pbojaix- block, is ft mag oiflcent sign all gilt with gold, that tolls the sufferer where the doctor can be found.

It an artistic piece of orna mental work, nowhere surpassed In finish. 91 The Cosmopolitan, since Joe King, the proprietor, has taken the manage- meet, bu ft rush of business. Tbe Druslluu valued in foraaaa saaxa h.ln a sufficient, If there was no other caute, to the" multitude to his house. -The table is supplied with the. best iu the market, prepared in the most skilful manner, and tbe rooms and beds excelled nowhere.

The new boiler that wu procured for the Iron Hill company in the Carbonate camp, ia now on the-ground at tho shaft, and is being placed ia petition. In tbe course of week It will be ready to steam up, when the two boilers wiil be connected, and active- and continu- wVM. W. MU shaft put down regardless of the qaao- tity of water that may Intervene. Advicea from Terraville are to the effect that the ball to be giyen for tbe keneflt of Mrs.

Costello, en Tuesday evening, the 14th Inst, at the Mitchell house, Terraville, bids fair to eclirwe any social gathering -ever before ho! 4 in the up gulch. The proprietor is sparing neither pains or expense to make it an enjoyable affair, and to not be there ia to miss ft good thing! Stock Report, 4th: 7 Report from Father, de Smet mine, 19th ult says: "Herewith express company's receipt for bar No, 193, containing 90S 9 ounces gold, tbe result of run of mill for halt ot July. Oo the 16th lost I drew for $30,303, which amount waa ttvw all ATrwMiaAa ilnrtni thr. month of June. The engine in mill is doing better work than, at any tim ,1.

't a jt uunuK ma ioa utc jreart, sou new one will not be required we tupposu I year Nearly all the ore facm are showing a decided improvement, both in quantity and quality We aru at present ordering suppliea lor tli coming year from, Chicago, and the lt being 600 elMBhouslrQJica adJe? oils, etc." Tbe Black Hills touotry will, la two years, have more live atock wandering oyer Its rangea than are contained in any state or territory in the Union. Information received here is to the effect that bands of homes and vat herds of cattle are on the way from Colorado, Wyoming; Texas, and oy-t southwestern points, and the Hon bu only commenced Small buncbea of cattle are scattefcd all over the country between here and Illinois, all headed this way. The following from the Sioux Falla Prew, is one of 'The herd of young cattle txv longing to ths Dakota Live Block cot-pany, which was seut from this placu receully, tu reached the vicinity of Pierre, and C. Howard, i Junt i the organization, lestT i the d'y th: morning to atart the on their way over the Sioux reservaiiba toward tLs company'a In tha region the h.ast pmSuUIo t. country 1 w.ir'.d." If there ia any one thing Johnnie Baird knows better than telenones, it is horses, and tbe purchase he has lately made, if examined, will.

convince any horseman, aa they are one of the best u-ams in tbe city. They are both mares. JftitfiUlBt ize and welgbt, ana took, so much alike that their former owner was com. pelled to put ft mark on oue of them to tell them apart. They are as sound as 1 dollars, gentle as aniens, ana are we poetry of motion when ra action: Tbey coat a pile ot money, but are worth every cent of it, and more too.

"gi. Charles Stephens, who purloined the Herrmann Treber whiskef men tioned in the Times, waa not so much of a criminal as at Hit supposed. Tbe amount taken waa but two gallons, and that wjss used for' medicine, snake l. 1 1 1 1 1 1 ones, uui me en. ouarnea.

run In the growd, and tbe IranapOrta. tion compaolea who have been paying damagea on these' shortages, have cornel to the conclusion, that they will prose etite to tbe extent ot the law every man who Indulges in the practice hereafter. The Minne Katta Hot Springs have become the Mecca to which the inval. ids of the Hills are going for treatment They have been celebrated for years aa the great cure-all for rheumatism, and such diseases as are incidental to Indians, and have been visited annually by all of the invalids of the tribes. Visitors report a marked improvement in symptoms aa soon as tbe waters are used.

There baa been quite an influx ot invalida this and all. speak in tbe highest terms of the tffecta. "Muzzle not tbe ox that treadeti) the corn," was the motto in the olden time, but aa there ia no corn to tread 14 the Hills, they are pleaaantly persuaded by the young theologians who accompany them to haul in freight. Yesterday was a good -a immense amount of Corliss engineer for the Welcome mills, wsgons, carriages. farming machinery, groceries, a ni dry goods, wagon timber, and whisky, were unloaded in the city and elaewherk Tbe Tribune, in speaking of tbe storm in last Sunday, says "it tigb- ly probable that nothing but rain? fell ID the farming diatriets, aa wk are 1,000 feet above.

the agricultural re gions." Yea, we guess you are, aft yon are between 400 and 5W feet above Hoar! wood, and this city is several feet higher than the summit of Bear Butte mountain, and. that ia so high that an old man when standing at the base baa to look twice to see the top. If N. B. Ford baa again got Into iron.

bis. Aa we bear it, be became mid at M. McMaban. ol Sturela and pounded blmnmercifuflf ve-tae bead with a revolver. For tale be was arrested and required to give $1,400 bonds to answer to the grand jury.

This amount be either would not or could not give, and last night Deputy Sheriff Sodter broughrhim np and put him in the county jail. The big safe in Herrmann Treber's store got its back up In places to such an extent that The ore Roche wu called in to reduce the dislocation. He done it, but waa compelled to take the back plate off to accomplish tbe feat If this reporter knew as much about opening safes aa Roche does, he would go Into tbe busineaa the first dark night on bit own L. Jenks came In yesterday from his ranch at ths mouth of Crow creek. He is wonderfully ercooraged npon the crop prospect.

He aaya the last three weeka has made good crops out of very poor broapects. Harvesting has com. menced in hla neighborhood, snd in a day or two the entire community will be buaily engaged. The Comatock mine, in Two Bit gulch, la showing np soma very fins silver A true fissure vein, at depth of thirty feet, shows up ft six Inch veins of mineral galena that runs from 850 to $1,000. Ths mine is being continually developed Hah an exchange toon aa ths inaUoment4QWenroute arrive there.

Twenty-one person have aubseribed for instrument. There is a great acarclt of men ftt Galena. It is all they can de to keep the mills snd mines agoing, and yet, torn people will say this country is no place for poor man 'The road up Poormao Gulch la ma bad copdltion again. A wagon loaded with machinery for Bald mountain waa upset yesterday morning by bridge giving way. Last Sunday's rain had a disastrous i Sect upon the brick in the new yard.

It mellowed up enough of them to make it a $50 damage to the propria tors. Father Rosen hat put In subetan lial flight of steps, leading from ths street to ths Catholic cemetery. It la like everything he does, well done. A drove of 650 one and two year old heifera from Iowa, passed through Crook City on Sunday, headed lor the Powder rivet country. torn Bandar's Over thirty thousand dollars have been paid out for freight auring me week Just ended: Blsmarck-it soon tw- have per, calledie It will be an evening publication.

The stone basement ef the new schoot home wil) be completed on Tuesday ready for the brick layers to begin work. Dr. McDonald, the phrenologist who held forth here tor ft abort time couple ef years ago, ia now doing the Idaho camps. Barry Damon, to whom was awarded the contract of building tbe bulkhead, haa given the required bends, and will begin work to-morrow. A special coach leaves for Pierre this morninr with tb remains of the late Mrs.

P. Cohen, of Lead. The body will L. Harry Smith ia still at bis old stand, busy aa a nailer, dishing up liquid bhwsin; sod balm of happiness. His cigars, too, are just the boss.

Deputy Mashal Raymond haa sum moned the United States petit jury to assemble oh the 1itlt rkl.ti lav the federal court wm Convene. The fence around tbe Catholic ceme tery haa beeu completed, aaaiaome step leading to the grounds. They are a very perceptible improvement. Quite a lively Ight occurred at the "Coon Dive" veaterday morning. Tbe war was between a big moke and a lit tie one.

As usual the little one was the better man of the two. Although in certain localities tbe cropa are a little behind tltm and will produce only abaut half ot tbe vield. still enough will be rulsed to supply all home demand. Already the raailesa nlmrod, impa tient Inr meat and sport, is getting bis outfit in order to wage war on the in offensive orairie chicken, which after the 15th can be legally slaughtered. Nearly everybody along Main street haa aelight touch the mechanic in him, and as a result water wheels or all sizes and designs are in lull opera tion in the ditches supplied by City creek.

In Washington erven more strikers went out the other day. These that remain are kept ia the building all day and all night "Don't feed them meat," said tbe superintendent, "it makes 'em sleepy, Feed 'em vegetablee." It teams that bears are very numer ous in tbe Southern Hilla. Last week a large sized one chased a prospector and ran bim up a tree, where he kept him a prisooer far several hours. This happened on Little Rapid creek. Biily Morgan, pfthaDenver mar ket, has one of tbe best displaya ol meats at bia eatabliahmeat seen here for a long time.

It embraces every kind, both wild and domestic. In ad dition he also baa an' excellent anpply of all kinds of vegetables, fresh from tbe field and garden. A large number the friends of Mrs. Charles Chiniquy last night gave her a birthday surprise) party. Dancing and ainglng formed a large part of the en joyment.

After aeveral houra excel lently spent, tbe surprise rs retired Wltn wishes that their haslets might be sim ilarly treated many mere times to come. Lawrenson Bogy are of the oplnle that tbey am out a saddle and horse. Friday morning they rented such an outfit to uan to ride Into the country a abort ways, with the understanding that it was to be returned the tame day. As neither man nor horse had shown: np last night, their opinion may not be altogether wrong. TheHaUey, Idaho, Times, contains the following concerning ft gentleman welf known here i W.

Holcomb, the Land Office inspector who came here to help the Reg later and Receiver of tEellttrr'iiffl-toul probably leave by the train this evening. That is, Messrs. Pound A Waters wish him to stay, because tbey say they need bim and like to have him around, any way white Mr.Holcomb sayt tBey don't need him at all, and- that he wanU to get back to Washington to see his family and sever bis connection with the Land Office, to resume the practice or law at tbe seat of government," Pierre Signal Jae Shears, oneof tbe oldest locomaiiv esglneere1 tn the em-ploy of tbe Dakota Central railway, haa been over more ground In the past eight months Than any other man In the United States. Sine December 1883, ha hat made In runt 87,000 miles, which Js conceded by railroad men to be the best record eve? attained tf wry engineer in the tolled States, 20,000 miles being tbe average ran for that lenth of time. In all of, this great distance traversed engine No.

172 bas beep used, and as the veterable Jetepb said to reporter of the Timet last evening, "8be has never laid Id for repairs, and la able to go over tbe same ground again." ground, wil be lucraaed to 10,000 pounds a day. Thia season theyhave manufactured and sole to outside par ties fifty tons, at two cents ft pound, coat of freighting to destination added. Bonham, the Times rustler, is a bil liard player, and such flatters himself that he is a scientific one, knowing all about the angles, momentum, bow to give the English, and how to nurse the balla and play them lor hours without failing to make ft county He Tackled Ogalalw yeaterday one of the wild, blanketed, moccasin fellows, and got beat The Times yesterday stated that N. B. Ford bad made aa assignment to Pat Cuey and Ben Our inform ant wu Charles Stacy, and we sup posed it wm correct, but it seems that Charles wu mistaken, Mr.

Baer stakes that nothing of the kind wu done. Tbe local ad in the Timm tells who is in charge of the establishment, Mr. P. Casey alone. It terms ibaTtha pott adei ship at Fort Meade la net yet settled, as orders came suspending Henry Wyttonbach until an Investigation could be made by a gentleman who is now en route from Washington City: for that pur pose.

And tq the mean lime, any thing js wanUdr w-epool of thread, etJ, box of matches, Sturgis City will have to be gone to. Harry Rode bank bu gone to work in Sboudy's meat market to learn the trade. He commenced ftt the lowest round of the ladder chopping up uu- uge meat, snd hu come up to fast that he now weighs his thumb with every draft purchased by this reporter, In a short time he will be a killer and go about with blood bia boots. The young man who started out to the world on ft blind horse the Job printer of the Times, reached. Tim Cole man's ranch at dark jut night, after riding long enough, be thought, to have reached Denver.

He telephoned to headquarters that it wu raining, and he bad not been pestered with Indiana. A newapaper man of tfaie city wu yesterday presented, with ft magnifi cent pair of gold shoe buckles. They are of Russian manufacture, an we are credibly informed at one time were a part of ths czar's court that were won only on great atate occasions, coronations, ouptials, c. If any of our citizens think the Sioux are not susceptible to civilization and refinement, they have but to go to Mrs. Bernard's hotel on Sherman street and bear them sing hymns in the Laoota tongue, to bave their delusion dispell ed.

Dave Galllneaux will Introduce them to the choir. The water main oonuacliag "South Deadwood with the reservoir, hu been disconnected since Wednesday morn I beaking In the sunshine of so iron ceUrf. in the Jotel d. Manning. N.w.

at Rapid City as yqrrMs Friday's DaUy. ing. An elbow joint all that ia retf: yestordayjbat hla wife wu camped oo the Milea City road awaiting his com ing. He was within day's travel of her. and I Sheriff Manning was two daya behind him, and going last Stock Report, July 81 1 A report from the Father De Smet mine, July 21, says: Ore extracted from frit, level.

800 toosi second level. 660 tons; third level, 660 tone. milted, 1,050 tone. Golden Gate east crosscut, third level, began July 6, advanced twelve feet. Tbe clean np ot tbe mine for the first half ol July yielded Fred Evens on yesterday brought down his 10-mule teams' which have been hauling wood to the end of the narrow gange railroad, and sent them tojlerjecfrelght.

Harry Button, aft old compositor, wsnt with the train as night Stock 81: A report from the Caledonia mlole, (B. Dakota, July Hi, says Ore produced, 1,050 Gold bar bas been shipped, 630 ounces. There Is oo particular change to note everything Is running very smoothly. We are indebted to Sam Roy for' statement of the coat of tbe approach to the Dead wood street bridge that wu completed last evening. The material, including lumber, timber, nails and everything; wu $385.

All oi' the la bor employed, excepting Mr. Roy's own time, waa $87.75, total coat $372. 75. The flood washed out one of the bents that had been placed in position, making the cost that much more. Tbe result proves that' Sam: wu correct when be at aud that the lowest bid wu too high uv Out Jlmmie is tbe proudest man out of JaiL' And It occasioned ths present of an Indian pipe, sent up by Tom Mundy from Pine The bowl is ot the red pipe atone, elegantly formed end polished, and beautifully inlaid with mother ot pewter lead.

The stem Is a elub, carved like a bunch of twisted Tines. It about heavy ft shot gun, and baa a good draught Future generations of Martina will quired to connect It, and It should be put tn at once, In tbe case of a fire, that part of tbe city would be ftt the mercy of the demon. Bed Rock Tom bu leased the old No. 20 building on Main street, is tearing out ths partitions, remodeling end renovating, and soon the work Is completed, will open up a club house in first class shape. Sam Roy concluded the approach to the bridge lut night It is ft first rate, substantial ttructure.capable of sustalu log any weight It may be called upon to bear.

1 A ''i' Born, to the wife of Isaac S. Chase, yesterday morning, ft daughter, and a One one. Dr. Wedelstaedt offlciattng Born, to the wife of Dr. Charles Msver, ft twelve pound girl, Dr.

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