The Black Hills Daily Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • 1

ri'th i fills fines. it NO. 42. rcLiv DEAD WOOD, DAKOTA TERRITORY, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1880. fiilf A Polut or Two In Favor of ook in the deep ravines and high, wooded 1 Munter Lilienthal St.

I.oois as a Jlaiiurarlurinc t'en ter-The rittxuur of the West. AT THE OLD STAND MAIN Are bound to reduce EPrt- To not be behind the Rupid City rmrnd Ewnlnjt 'm, which llbave a correspondent traveling through the different mining camps, 1 Times sent out Johnny Worth. The first place he struck was Koch- ford where 1)8 found mov-lo-'aluoff evenly and quietly, the Standby 0 -stamp mill runuing inces-WDily day and night, and every port 0f the machinery working as smeothly watch. The plates were loo king magnificently, and the prospects of a vtA clean up encouraging. The mill is rim by a sixteen inch turbine wheel, it affords ample power to run the ore crushers, self feeders and all, and not more than one third of the water curried by the ditch is required, the balance running to waste.

Fwm there he went to Custer City, found t' people greatly encour-aod over the reported sale of the Grand Junction, Atlantic and Hart-lord mines to eastern capitalists, who come to the front, build mills and develop the country. He put up with Cpt. Hazcrodt, who keeps the boss hotel of the Southern Hills. Several pod buildings are being erected, and the business street of that city is now Custer instead of Crook, as formerly. He next visited Ilill City, which he found very dull, the men all off at work in other camps from the fact that the water supply has entirely failed there.

The next place visited was the big dun on Spring creek, and at this C5 ILb TP 3HI KT S- Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, BLANKETS AND QUILTS And everything else umially.kept in A FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE At prices to surprise the oldest inhabitant. RUBBER BOOTS COATS We ill continue to sell at the old prices. Munter Lilienthal. N. W.

Express, Stage THE BISMARCK LINE HAS The Sh.rtest Road, the Biggest Ccache, the Bent Meals, the Finest Ilz rses and the Fastest Time. THIS IS THE ONLY FIRST CLASS ROUTE For the East and South, Lake Superior and Europe. Stages leave daily at a. m. Experienced Messengers with Every C(ach.

CHICAGO OFFICE, I CITY OFFICE. 54 Clark Street. I Lower Main Strait, Under Sherman House. 1 W. SELBIE, Agsnl.

I'1 IS hi i i a. iH ,,4 t4 ft 4 ri if 3 5 it i ASSIGNEE'S SALE! Mils, Irom which they derive their name. They arc led by an outlaw named 'ited I'loinl," who is somewhat known In Yankton, und who has col lectcd about himself a band of follow ers as daring ami desperate as himself. Two months ago a party of surveyors, engaged in running a line for the Mil waukee road, hud occasion to penetrate one of the dark ravines of the Wcssing ton hills, and ran across a band of nine men, who motioned them back One look ut the outfit was enough and the surveyors gracefully retired. Under the leadership of "Red Cloud' i1.A TIT 1 uiu n-essingion uanu nave made in numerable successful excursions into the country for a radius many miles adjacent, highway robbery and horse stealing being their principal exploits.

The government proposes to thorough ly investigate this section during the coming summer. II 1.11(11 ITKM. CENTRAL. Go to the Palace bath rooms and and barber shop for fine work, just been refurnished with black walnut marble furniture m2-lm Robert H. Williams.

A party consisting ot Hen Lagan James Dempster, Bud Porter and Henry Lemore, all old timers, left yes terday morning for the Ute country They go the good old way with pack animals. Some of them have been here since '75. The Monte Cristo cigar and tobacco store has just opened with the largeat and best stock of cigars, tobaccos and cigarettes ever brought to the lulls. Wholesaling a specialty." Give nie a trial. Main street, Central City, I).

T. Henry i'ohalski, proprietor. 20-1 John Lenox got arMgly wound to- day at Bald Mountain, by being struck on the head with a piece of rock from a blast, while working on the road to to the Portland mine. He was brought to Central, and Dr. McKowen took one or two stitches In the wound.

We saw A. M. Stewart and W. B. Rogers this morning, panning out some rock which they informed us was from a new discovery in the vicinity of Golden Gate, and which was far ahead of anything we have seen in the Hills.

Every piece of rock showed tree gold, and if they have much of it they have indeed a bonanza. Thlfy say they got the rock from a new discovery withiu three feet of the surface, and that the pieces we aw were from holes thirty feet apart. If this proves a lead, the boys are fixed. LEAD. The work of laying the water pipes is going on, about forty men being employed.

Rev. B. Fay Mills, of Central, deliv ered a sermon in the place of Rev. Hindley, who preached in the church at Central on Sunday last. Colli had large audiences.

At the Catholic church on Sunday morning Kev. ather loouey conuuex- ed the mass, and Bishop Marty delivered the sermon. Quite a number were confirmed. Lead City has organized a base ball club, and think that they can get away with any prize that Dead wood may offer to be played for on the Fourth of July. How does this sound 1 James Wynne arrived irom Kansas City on Saturday last to take a situa tion in the mammoth clothing house oiThos.

James. Mr. Wynne comes with the best of recommendations from a large wholesale house, where he has for a long time held a position of trust and responsibility. He leaves many warm friends behind. We bespeak for him a friendly welcome to thi3 community.

TERR AVI LLE. There will bo a ball for the benefit of the teacher's fund at the new school house, on Wednesday evening, June 2nd. The music will lie furnished by Gandolfo's band, and a good time is anticipated. Tickets, including supper, will be $3.50. All are invited.

J. P. McKennishas appointed Henry Morris deputy postmaster, who will hereafter take care of the mails at this place. Morris is the business mana ger of the branch of Thomas James' mammoth stre at Lead City. He is a young man of ability, and has the confidence of all with whom he hasbusi-ness connections.

W. II. and Geo. Fogg lclt for the Ute country yesterday morning. They had been here about a year, and made up their minds, to make their fortune at one fell swoop, provided the Indians don't get them in that land of fair de lusion.

Some men can not see a sure thing, but can always imagine great things a little way on. l'r Bent. Two store rooms in the Grand Cen tral. Apply to C.H. Warmer.

23tf To Plasterers. Hattenbach Sherman street, will keep constantly on hand hair, Michigan plaster pans, ana cement- isms. Lost. On April 0th four abstracts of title and some pension papers. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving them at this office.

7tf TolUe Editor of the Tir. Having no interest In the case of L. Couk other thnn that of common humanity, it was with some consider able pleasure that I read the fair com nients of the Times and Pioneer in hi behalf. Peculiar circumstances have enabled me to consider the apparent circumstantial facts connecting M. Couk with the murder of Mrs Callison and if it is possible to interest thi people in a reconsideration of the case by any fact or circumstance that has come under my observation I will feel contented as having done some.

thing in the cause of humanity. Mr, Couk has been convicted upon entirely circumstantial evidence, upon the meory that he had mane all the necessary arrangements to elope with Mrs. Houghton, and killed Mrs. Callison tor the purpose of burying a secret connected with the elopement. Now in supiwrt of this theory any reason able person would naturally conclude that a man would put himself in as good financial condition as possible to carry out his plans.

In this comma uication I desire to call attention to the fact that Couk had made no arrange ments whatever which would enable him to get Mrs. Houghton out of the country, but on the contrary when-ar rested he was not only without money out uau overdrawn his bunk account That immediately prior to the murder he had, as his bunk account will show paid out several thousand dollars, principally upon mining property then and now owned by him. It can be proven that no single step had been taken by him which would lead any one to suppose that he contemplated leaving the country, while the disposition of his means demonstrated that he had no intention of leaving at all It would make this communication too long to call attention to other cir cumstances favorable to Mr. Couk. It occurs to me that our people should in justice to themselves, now without any delay, take all the necessary steps save this man's life.

Hanging is a ter rible thing at best, and it lie afterwards discovered that we had hung an innocent man, no good citi zen of our county could ever content plate Couk's death without the horri ble feeling that he was a party to a ju dicial murder. Let something be done immediately. Ureen Apples At Clark's fru opposite Over- land hotel, Sim SotO D. Holzman havingNust received laige and varied stock of gents' furn ishing goods, we would advise our friends wishing a first class business or uress suit to give him a call, lit! D. Holzman is just in receipt of lvt of gents' summer wear, including suits, hats, and the various parapher nalia required by gentlemen residing in tnis section 01 tne country, litt Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in debted to td. Whitehead are hereby requested 10 settle their accounts im mediately and save costs. Sltt I). JIolzma.n, Assignee. nm.

J. 51 Hoffman, Late of Chicago, will open a fash ionable dressmaking shop on Monday, May, Uth, where she will be prepared to "do the finest work at reasonable rates. Joy Gilbert's building, lower -Main street, opposite Gem. 7tl Wanted. A situation by a man who under stands book'-fceepiuir, hotel business, teaming, lsxjwd salesman.

Can Itirnish good relejewses. tall at the Times office. For Bale. One thousand cords of wood, three horses, iwo wagons and two sleighs. Apply to Beavvais, Atf elix Burgnyner place, south Bend, D.

T. 12tf Building Paper. Make your houses cool for summer and warm for winter by using building paper. A heavy stock ot plain board and tarred paper at plastering board, such as is used for refrigerator cars, 10c oak grained and other ornamental papers 16c per tt. These papers are fastened up with tacks and any person can apply them.

Tacks IOc tor double sized papers. a turley, general agent Kock River Paper company, upper Williams 300 feet above Catholic church R. C. Lake, Main Pratt Powers, lower Main st J. Treanor, Lee Ueadwood.

uiyiK! ul Phoxpaorle Air. This company will give 11000 to any personwho, after giving their remedy a fair trial for any of the following diseases and is not decidedly benefitted and cured. This is no vulgar compound to swallow and injure the stomach, but is inhaled, penetrating all parts of the human system and removing every particle of disease and poison from the body. Testimonials from all parts of the world from those who have been cured by this treatment. The great cure for catarrh, hay fever, consumption, bronchitis, chronic cough, colds, bleeding of the lungs, asthma, sore throat or chest, nervous diseases, deafness and all afflictions of the lungs and all passages.

Also all diseases of the blood, skin and urinary organs, female complaints, ulceration, falling of the womb, hysteria, all diseases of brain and nervous system, epilepsy, paralysis, nervous and general debility, spermatorrhesa, seminal weakness, loss of vitality, impotency, and all diseases arising from the errors of youth or the errors of youth or the excesses of adult age, producing nervous trembling, palpitation of the heart, mental depression, constipation, loss of energy, haggard countenance, pimples on "the face, weak memory, shyness, dimness of sight, dizziness, mind confused, wasting of the frame, insanity, etc. Full treatment, sufficient to last one month, sent to any address on receipt of 5.00, or C. O. D. Address, Phosphoric Am 48 Dover st, Boston, Mass.

Ask your druggist it. rttrhta JHorc smast The facilities possessed by our city for the development of the iron iudus-try are well known, and begin to be appreciated as the glare of numerous furnaces which nightly illuminate the bides fully attests. Hut another, important industry of which Pittsburg has until recently held almost undisputed sway, has silently but steadily crown un in our nimsi. ye menu i he manufacture of cla9s jmdglasware which now bids fair to rival Pitts- burg. The Mississippi and Limlell Glass companies of this city have constantly added new furnaces to their already extensive works, and the glass trade of the west and south is now supplied ty 8t.

Louis. In consequence oi the largest beer bottling establishment in America being located here. the manufacture of beer bottles is one of the main features of the glassworks. We had no conception of the enormous quantity of the beer bottles being made and filled in our citv. chiefly for shipping and ex port, until being informed the Anheuser Buech brewing company alone received more than 6,000,000 bottles during the preceding year that their demand was still increasing notwithstanding the immense num bers of old bottles returned to them, their contract with the two companies for the coming year being for the de livery of 2,000,000 liottles.

We were told that Anheuser Busch stand to day not only the largest bottlers in America, but probably in the world, as no bottling concern in England has used and filled an equal Lumber of bottles. This was indeed Mattering news, giving proof of bt. industry and energy. The Mississippi and Lindell glass companies are also making extensive preparations for the manufacture of all kinds of fruit jars, in anticipation of a full fruit crop, last year's crop having been a With the rapid settlement of the west and the recuperation ol the south the glass works of St. Louis will take a prominent place among me manufactories of our city, and not only rival Pittsburg, but will take the palm and lead in this branch of industry.

Globe Ikmoernt Jan. 17. GREAT In the Grocery Line, OTU WHOLESALE RETAIL jnidebrand Ilardiny, Main strcat Having; determined In quit tlie business we will close out our entire stock at great REDUCED PRICES Iicmenber we are headquarter for Coal Oil and lliat Hill Salt. STEAM We have enlarged the capacity of our works and are now prepared to contract tor Any Quantity of mil PRESSED ERICKS EXTREMELY LOW PRICES! I REPROOF SHING LES For sale. Order can be lelt with O.

B. Stoat or at our office, i Next to Molitor's Assay Building, DEADWOOD DAKOTA W. T. RIGGS CO, D. B.

Spoor, CITY STABLE. Good Saddle Horses And Buggy Teams. STOCK BOUGHT SOLD I un accommodate all kinda of customer. having the largest stable In Deadwood, with room for driving teams In barn. Near corner Shine and Williams st.

Dead- wood, Dakota. 4tf MIKE OWENS, Livery Sale Feed -gTAPTTe Good ablltil and corral. hmnrW tennis and saddle homes. A fiue tand wagon. Star i City AUSTIN MABBS.

Houso Moving J1U JvAIoliNvf. I will attend to raiding and moving bnild-Ings in any part of the Hill. Moving heavy machinery specialty. Address, post office box 681, or call at my oftrce at the bridge. Sherman street, Deadwond.

gnrf PRESSED BM WHAT WE WANT Is your tratle. To sell yon -DRY GOODS -Lace Curtains, Notions, Hosiery, Corsets, Gil Cloths Carpets A full line of STUFF LM AND SUE SUITS MOTHERS Bear in your minds that we keep A LARGE STOCK or Children's and -BOYS' CLOTHING Men's Wear Cousisls of EVERYTHING PsTtaisisg to that LsS) FROM A COMMON BUSINESS TO 4 COURT SUIT. The Lowest Prices AND BEST GOODS GUARANTEED OH Money Refunded. STRASS K0H0RN. mlltf 0.

WORTH OF GROCERIES Just arriving at H. BOWMEN CO'S Sherman street GROCERY HOUSE! One of the largest stocks ever bronght to this country Shipped in at Low Freights. We make a specialty of Canned Goods. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. Teas, Spices, In great variety, and In fact EVERYTHING On hand ut-ually kept In slock by similar establishments.

We have no rent or clerks to pay, and sell either at WHOLESALE RET All. Cheaper than any house in the Black Hills, and in fact WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Come everybody and see us, M. ROSENGARDEN BiyXMf Sherman street, Deadwood. their larc tockol- Transportation Company.

ED. WHITEHEAD'S SOLD Within the Next Thirty Day REGARDLESS OF COST D. Holzman, Assignee. Stock! ILi thirty days OF COST. ed.

whitehead's Entire Stock Within the next THIRTY DAYS Regardliss of Cost. 0. Holzman, Assignee, 11 OXaaIv en mi ED. WHITEHEAD'S in OL Within the Next Thirty Days REGARDLESS OF COST D. Holzman, Assignee.

till point he tound great activity, a large force of laborers and mechanics being it The coffer dam is nearly completed, and the excavation for the dam about finished and ready for the putting in of the concrete. It is thirty feet to the bed rock, and about seventy- fire yards across the gulch at the point where the dam is being guilt. The surface water of Spring creek, about 900 inches, is now flowing through the Hume, which is completed four or five miles, and the lumber and timber that it sawed out close to the dam is floated down through the flume to the work men at the end. The flume is com. pitted to a point below Sheridan.

lucre is another flume being con- itracted along tide this and about thirty feet below, by an opposition company, that is also making rapid progress with its work. A large num ber of men are at work all along the line of the flume, and the blasts Died in breaking up the rock can be heard almost continuously. Sheridan he found a lively place Charley Cordero is keeping a boarding house and has seventy-five boarders, all that he can accommodate, and is doing a rushinjr business. There are in Sheridan two faro games, which are i full blast, and are evidences of pros perity in any camp. This town short lived, and after the completion of the flume will in all probability dis appear from the list of towns.

from Sheridan our correspondent ent to Rockerville, and he thinks that the liveliest town in the Hills out side of Dead wood. Improvements were being made all over the town astern capitalists were there in force, looking for chances to invest money, ad even-body seemed to be lull of business. There was a big crowd of Ben in town, and all of them seemed wkave something to do or some big heme on hand. He estimated the Population of Rockerville at 700. Whilst there he saw two pans of dirt taken from bedrock on a claim, wash-dnt, and the result was 3.05, and lie clean-up was bought by H.

B. Toung. From here he went to Rapid City ad put up at the American. The 'at boniface Brennan was busy at work Plastering the rooms in his hostelry making arrangements to have a "way np" house by the time the Bis-rek coach line it transferred to Fort His opinion of Rapid City that business was not quite as ''T'ly, from some local cause, as it had a short time previous. He wont hing, as all well regulated news-PPtt correspondents do, and had the luck of Bohemians, capturing small chubs in six hours.

He next interviewed Mrs. Erb at the Bulldog ranch, had good dinner dcame on to Scooptown, but the "PPlv of whisky having been exhaust- hJ the Dead wood lawyers who down there Inst week, he 'shook dst of the ungodly town from his od came home, being absent five Next week we will send him to lle Little Missouri and Powder countries to interview the and if he lives to get back will Wl what he saw np there. 4 feMhera Dakota Baa Baa-tta. Jctive Llewellyn, who has been Tug through Southern Dakota jme time it now in Omaha. Upon "thirn to that city last week a re-ror the Bee interviewed him and that a band of outlaws which immediate attention are the gton am.

gang, who for have rendeivoued in that made their hiding places ED. WHITEHEAD'S Entire a Within the next REGARDLESS D. Holzman, Assignee. ed. whitehead's Entire Stock TO SOLD Within the next ITHIRTY DAYS Regardless of Cost.

D. Holzman, Assignee..