The Lead Daily Pioneer-Times from Lead, South Dakota • 1

,1 .1. Pioneer 0 I In? I I5th YEAH LEAD, S. D. (BLACK HILLS) SATUHDA MAIICII 23, 1901. The TlflES.

Lead Daily equally as hard as the Colorado arti- 111 Mrs. John Callahan is seriously tl They Are Herri Rose, the florist, has the only greenhouse in Lead, where he propagates large quantities of choice flowers. He also receives choice roses every day from the east, which are on sale at his office with S. B. Gilbert, Lower Main street, Lead.

t( Regulating Subdivisions. City Engineer J. P. Crick In speaking yeHtorday of the difficulties at times experienced in locating lots which are supposed to be definitely placed in certain subdivisions on the outskirts of the city, expressed an opinion that an ordinance regulating the subdivision of tracts of land in and about Lead, is becoming almost a ne-cesisty. It Is not ho much at present that the Inconvenience of the present lack of system makes itself felt, but on looking Into the future it becomes evident that a disorderly arrangement of streets, alleys and lots will bo produced that may cost the city an Indefinite amount of annoyance and thousands of dolars to obviate.

The experience of other and larger cities should serve as an index of cle, but Is not naturally of the even surface of the latter. From Doyle on the Fort Pierre railroad another sample is offered which seems to be an excellent material an is said to be so situated as to be easily produced In large quantities. Samples of brick paving material will also be examined, as it is thought that variety will be serviceable as a pavement for some of the streets which are not overtaxed with heavy traffic. street, it is conceded should have a stone block pavement, whereas Mill street might be servicea-bly paved with brick. In both instances a concrete foundation Is deemed to be the only proper and permanent thing.

In any event it is believed that the present is not too soon to look carefully into the mat Our first shipment for Spring and Summer is here and on sale. It comprises at her home in South Lead. Roscoe Sharpe and wife of Polo creek were visitors in Lead yesterday. Dr. Killen was called to Yellow creek yesterday to attend a child of Frank Malcolm.

Dr. Freeman went to Spearfish yesterday to attend a sick member of the Corey family. The Richards' Pringle minstrel company's special train will arrive tomorrow at 5 p. m. Sylvan Grove No.

1 Woodmen will give a dance and social at Society hall, on Monday, April 1st. B. C. Yates and family will hereafter occupy the the Henry Monheim residence on Main street. Miss Oderkirk returned from Terry.

She has been engaged there nursing patients for Dr. Richards. Diphtheria and scarlet fever are being rapidly stamped out. Only three When You Want loin lart icii EE lit The Bet Wool Dr6ss Goods and Trim Then call us up and we will call on you with our wagoo and get yuor clothes. Our mings, all kins of Wash Goods GHngnams, Alberta Satin? Laundry ter, so that when the improvement is made it will ie permanent dnd not require an additional outlay of, money for a long time to come.

The Closing Question Still. rour petitions were being circulated yesterday with a view to getting the signatures of those who are opposed Chambrays and Madras Cloths Is the beat equipped and turns out better work than any other Laces and Embroideries. what may be expected, when property owners are allowed to subdivide their land into lots without any regard to the general plan of the city or the surrounding conditions. It seldom happens that owners of adjoining tracts of land have the same ideas as to the best plan for subdividing their respective properties. On the contrary, it more often happens that their views on the subject are in opposition.

In consequence a most unhappy and dis- orderly condition of things is brought into existence. Streets are suddenly i found to jog fifty or a hundred feet, lots on opposit esides of the same cases remain -n the city. Mrs. Henry Monheim left yesterday for Custer. Mr.

Monheim expects to join her within a week. J. A. Rerger arrived yesterday from Chicago, where he has been making his purchase of bpring goods. Owen Flannigan left last night for the Pine Ridge agency, where he expects to remain several weeks.

The Belt Development property was visited yesterday by Mr. Amsden. He will be chief engineer for the company, i In the Hills to the 6 o'clock closing. It was not expectd that all those interested in the matter could be seen before tonight, so that at the present time it is impossible to accurately state what amount of success the move will meet with. The petitions were being Many other lines are op the way, Watch this space for notice of their arrival.

street are of different lengths, alleys Promptness, accuracy and cour-tecy Is our motto, and you can bank every time on getting your work out promptly and the best that can be done. Soliciting a trial order, we re very truly, handed around among the Homestake are discontinued and streets at times The carpet for the parlors of Hose miners, and it was announced last night that in comparatively few instances Were signatures being with entirely shut off. As the city grows. things which were at first regarded as of little importance are to be the cause of great incon venience, besides destroying the sym-'metry of the plan of the city. -It Is Lead Steam Laundry.

JOHNSON Props. Company No. 2 has arrived and will be laid at once in the company's headquarters. For Sale Dress suit coat and vest, good as new. Can be had chap.

Apply Pioneer-Times office, Deadwood or Lead. lw Dave Reagan had the tendons of two fingers of his left hand cut by a piece of falling glass. He will probably be crippled for life. Dan Kennedy expects to be soon able to take a trip south. He has been in poor health all winter, but is now rapidly recovering.

Miss Mattie Dickinson entertained Big-Brick Store LEAD, S. a On the other hand several of the merchants have been interviewing their customers in search of opinions as to whether or not the plan is meeting with approval. One business man who has kept an account says that the ratio has been seven in favor of the closing to one opposed, and in some instances this one considered the objections only temporary and of such a nature that they would be obviated when the system had been longer in operation. Numerous stories were afloat yesterday of intending purchasers com then that the cost of remedying these defects makes itself Proceedings are commenced to condemn property for the opening or widening of streets, the straightening of alleys, and the city treasury Is tapped to the extent of many thousands of dollars before a proper adjustment of the affair is reached. All this can be guarded "against If the proper measures are adopted in time.

Mr. Crick is of the opinion that the city has authority to a number of her friends last evening at a party given in honor of Mr. ONE FREE TREATHNET Wolf, who is visiting here. ing to town after the time limit and being obllgedp to go to Deadwood for Between 30 and 40 men are employ ed in and about the hoist and shaft of the Colorado Mining company at Kirk. Work is being pushed as rapidly as This offer is made to chronic aila possible.

pass an ordinance requiring a property owner to submit to the city engineer or the council for approval, any proposed subdivision, and that such owner may be estopped from completing the subdivision and offering lots for sale until the plan is. sanctioned. In view of th rapid growth of the city, the time may not be far distant when it will be found that the existence of an ordinance will be ot inestimable value. their supplies. If such was the case, the merchants state that no appreciable reduction has been noticed in their receipts and that the general volume of business seems to be the same as before the Introduction of the present system.

It was reported yesterday that the we come to speak; so listen: We remain in Lead City one month more, and in order to convince the A house belonging to Joseph Pe- ers only. If you are simply a "cud Doyle Wood, the great natural healers, have now been in Lead City just three months. During this time multitudes have availed themselves of roni, at Terry, was entirely consumed ity seeker," please do noi come by fire Thursday night. The house most skeptical, and to place Weltmer- infringe on our time. But it you was unoccupied at the time and arson our treatment, i et, we fully realize lsm before you on its absolute merits, afflicted, and REALLY want to is suspected.

Mrs. Womeldorf will exchange pul nuraH pnmo nnrt rCeiv6 th fct Homestake company had issued an order stating that non-union men were blessing here offered. Of course, pits Sunday with the Rev. Gunderson that we have not been given the opportunity of treating everyone. We fully realize that there are hosts of sick people that have not come to pastor of the Baptist church of Rapid do not claim that this one treats An Enjoyable Social.

we will give ONE TREATMENT FREE to everyone that calls at our offices. Now, we mean Just what we say. There is no game" about this whatever. We will give you ABSOLUTELY FREE our regular $2.00 treatment. City.

Mr. Gunderson has already ar The Episcopal social given last night will CURE you but we do claim that rived in Lead. It Is strange that some people "will will BENEFIT you. This offer is us simply because fbeing skeptical and prejudiced, and generally misinformed. It is to all such DeoDle that eligible to positions with the company.

The order conveyed the further information that the only qualifications necessary were that the men be competent to properly perform the work entrusted to them, and have the other qualities that ordinarily are expected in an employe. The order, it is said, was read to the different to ladies and gentlemen, alike. at times invest their money in a cast iron store, when a steel range, with an oven large enough to hold a 25-pound turkey can be hau at L. E. Baltzley's at the home of Richard Eslick was an entirely successful and delightful affair.

The numbers on the program were well rendered and sufficient variety introduced to eliet much enthusiasm and avoid any semblance of monotony. The program follows: -Cornet Solo (. Prof. Angove Recitation Gussle Woods Song Misses Andrews Piano Solo Miss Fallon Solo Jennie Kressick Recitation David Gibbs DOYLE WOOD shifts by the bosses. What promises to be an interesting game of indoor base ball will be put on Monday night at the Golden Star PROFS, Lead, S.

D. The Great Healers. club rooms. The miners and the married men will come-together on that 8 ft 1 it It 8 a i a 3 ,1 occasion, and as both teams can boast hardware store for $20. 8t Mr.

George Newton conducted one of his singing classes in the auditorium of the First Baptist church last evening. The class was wea 'attended, as many are taking advantage of the opportunity offered for free voice cultivation. A meeting of the directors of the Golden Star club will be held this evening for the purpose of taking action on a number of applications' for membemhip.r It is expected that the membership limit of 250 will soon be reacheed. of strong material, a hot contest may L. D.

BAILOR, Solo nuzel Koyce Violin 8olo'; Schadle golo Bessie Collum Recitation Mrs. S. R. Smith Recitation Rev. G.

G. Ware Cornet Solo Prof. Angove Physician and Surgeon be looked for. Henry' Schnitzel's assay orBca and laboratory, Is located In the basement of Faust's new block. Lead, and he Is prepared to fill all orders in his Hn" tf Until Further Notice SPECIAL ATTENTION.

to Catarrh and tha Ere. Glasses accurately and scientifically fitted. Bailor Bloek. LB AD. Th Paving Question.

OUi: entire stock is now offered at lowest kn 'Wn prices which will more than meet any of the or out sales." Every trarnient guaranteed in every respect. Prices ia tlier 0 our windows will convince you at once that We mean Business. THE NEW STORE. Special for Saturday, March 23. Best 6c Calico fer Yard 2l2C 1 i i Sale to last from 8 to 9 a.

m. and 2 to 3 p. Limit 10 yards to Customer. The approach of spring with the consequent unpleasant condition of the city streets brings the question of paving into a position that makes it more thought of and discussed, than during the seasons in which more favorable conditions are found on the public highways. number of prominent business men have expressed the opinion that the subject must soon be taken up seriously, with a view to taking action In the direction of this improvement at a not very far distant date.

It is the general sentiment that nothln'g "definite, however; can be done till, the Homestake company has settled the questions of larger water mains it Is considered wise to wait till such time as it can be reasonably expected that there will be no neces-slty for tearing up streets after the pavement has been laid. This does not preclude the advisability of-thor-oly discussing the matter and care a a a S3 a a a a si I Ladies Underwear worth from 25c to $1-50 Do not delay to price our Men's Oven-oats, Dree Suits, Suits for any occasion, Special madc-to-we Tants, Underwear for Everybody, Press Slnri an shirts of any description. "FLORSHEIM SHOE:" HI St a 9 a ft a SI (t 15c J-to Price 15c Bargain Price $1.25 Bargain Price 5c Bargain Price $1.50 Bargain Price 45c Bargain Price $8.00 Men's Shoes, worth $2.50 Children's Hose, worth from 10c Men's Hats worth $3.00, Ladies' Corsets worth $1.53 Men's Suits worth $16.00 fully determining what variety of paemept best suited to the condl tlons foun J-iih 25 per cent discount from wholesale cost on Jackets, Collarettes and Carpets. The ity engineer has been looking into he Question ahd has on hand a number of samples "of paving material that are recommended as suitable for the purpose. One sample of Colorado Oscar Silver, sandstone is peculiarly hard and can Monhelm's Old Standi he furnlrhed at i reas cNew Store, onable as lt iejfcfthd In a Itratai of the thidncss With Jldetyai-: and Terry.

South Dakota most nerfecQr sasfflel. 4Anner. '1 W. 9 of red sanstone cornea from IJVft.