The Lead Daily Pioneer-Times du lieu suivant : Lead, South Dakota • 5

DAILY NONEEK-TIMEfl, DEADWOOD, SOUTH DAKOTA- WHICH IS WHO? S. R. SMITH At the Union Assay Office ASSAYING 50 Cents DEALER IN High Grade Pianos Beat Equipped offloe in the Black Hills. Steam Power Crushing Machinery for thorough Sampling. Prompt and accurate work in every particular on all samples brought to this office.

We give result on both Cold and Silver for 50 Cents, THE CONOREOATIONISTS WIN. Black Hills Preibytery Will Not Build a Church at Spearflsh. Several wi-cks aw th Presbyterians bogan agitating the projwt of btiilillng a hiirch at Siwarflsh. Rev. H.

C. Harkervllle. a ml niftier of th Pi-esbyterlan church, a sub-hcrlptlon itaixT lu the town for the purpose of hwIijh hat funds could bo obtaimM towards the crectlou 'a chinch edlflfe, and also received the of a number who agreed to unite with the church, the result of liU invest! Ration being submitted to the Black HilU Presbytery, willi the recommendation that a church be erected. This called out a vigorous protect from the Congtvationallsts of Siwarflsh, supported by the Congregational Association of the Black Hills, on the ground t'hat it would be a violation jf the comity agreement existing between the two bodies in the Black Hills, by which one body is to give way to the other in all towns and Carry in Stools ClIICOKIN'G. Vose Sens, Weagman, Cable, Kingsbury, Hamilton and Valley Gem.

I sell the above pianos on easy terms and at a low rate of Interest. First National Bank. OEADWOOD. SOUTH DAKOTA. United States ro OIRECTOR8: 0 8AU8CRT.

T. J. ORIER.D. A MePHIRsON P. a.

OC8H0RW. KIRK G. PHILLIPS. OFFICERS. PrMnu .0 BAUSBORT Vc PfMldoot T.

J. GRIKR Established ISS'l. M. MINES OLD MINNESOTA MINE IS PREPARING TO RESUME. The old Minnesota mine in the south era Hills Is soon to be started tip after an idleness extending: over a period of a great many years.

The property is eituatod six miles north of Silver City, and Is partially developed. A. W. Kim ball, rice president of the Rock Island railroad, one of the principal pwners of the property, has been spending a number of days on the srround, and he is now waiting for an erpert, who is looked for in the near future, to make an examination of the property and give directions for the resumption of operations. (The Mini.oaoM is a large low grade proposition.

In die early days the company erected a ten stamp ml'l about half a mile from the mine, the ore being trammed from the mine to the mill. A few months ago the ground taking in the nillsfte was re located by P. T. Baird of this city, the owners having; failed to do the necessary representat'un work. Expensive of Promise.

Miss Tillie was awarded a verdict for T2v Vj her suit for bren promise against Alex Quar-forth oi Lead. The verdict was returned Into court yesterday morning in a sealed envelope, pursuant to the instructions of Judge Moore upon his departure for hime Wednesday night. Miss Nelson asked for damages it the sum of $10,000, for an alleged failure of Quarforth to keep the promise of marriage that had been made mutually and renewed from time to time extending over a period of nine or ten years, and the case was tried in circuit court in Dead wood Wednuesdpy afternoon, being finished at an evening session of the court The case went to the jury about o'clock in the evening, and the Jury arrived at a verdict in favor of the plaintiff on the first formal ballot There arose some discussion as to the amount of damages to be assessed against the defendant, and an agreement on this point was not reached until 11 o'clock. Bench Warrant For Arrest. 9 WjjfrlK Doten is looking for Herman Arenti, the "Big Fin," with, a bench warrant issued by Judge Moore of circuit court.

Arenti is from Terravil'o and he was convicted in circuit court several weeks ago ror assault, and allowed to go on his own recognizance, with instructions to report in ourt on October 21, for sentence. Instead of coming into court as he had promised lie left the country, and it was asserted that he had been seen down the Burlington. The sheriff accordingly went out to look for him. Arenti was H. Lyons H.

P. Cheaiks. MINING. Indicted several times for assault with a dangerous weaP 'tt with intent to do bodily harm, and was convicted of simple assault. Broke a PUt Glass.

Ed Welch, one of the "summer visitors," shied a stone thru one of the plate glass windows in the front of the Family Liquor store yesterday afternoon. The bartender had refused to donate a drink, and Welch was in a revengeful frame of mind. He walked out the front door and off the sidewalk into the street, saying as he did so that he wouldn't mind putting in ninety days any way. Picking up a good-sized missile he threw it with all his strength against the window, knocking out a portion large enough to admit a wagon load of furniture. He then went on the Inside to inspect what he had done, seeming to derive considerable satisfaction from it' He was arrested on being taken before Justice Early was held to appear before the next grand Memorial Service.

The memorial service in commemoration of the late Mrs. C. Weedon will be held by the Women's Relief Corps this afternoon at 3:30 in society hall. An invitation is extended to all friends of the deceased to attend, and all members of the Relief Corps are requested to be at the hall at 1:30 this afternoon. By order of the president.

'4 i 'i i Eastern Star Card Party. The ladies of the Order of Eastern Star are going 'tqi ''giye another of the series of card parties in the parlors of the Masonic temple Monday evening, October 28. High-five will be tha pastime vof the evening, and refreshments (Will oe' served. All members of the Eastern Star and Masons and their wives are invited. tit Filed Tfor Record.

George' Bunker," a half interest in the Bessie Bell mining claim in Ida Gray mining district. George F. Robinson to An'geline Robinson, lot 5, block Oak Park addition to Whitewood. J. E.

Sullivan to J. W. Freeman, mortgage deed to property in Lead. W. 0 8.

parlors in Syndicate block, office, Harrison 'phono 162. Residence, Forest avenue, 'phono No. 45. MRS. C.

W. MATHER (At Vvilccx fnarmacy) Makes all kinds cf Floral Designs and Is headquarters for cut flowsrs. Rases. Carnatlono and ail other flowsrs of the season 9 rt)9aJa0VtlBjoiajfMll A.rtst CMhter 1 DKNMAN The Davis Safety Brake Horse Hoist yPatented Dec 11, 1388, Dec. -fyy The funniest comedy over written will be teen at the Deadwood Opera House Tuesday, Oct.

29. Full York ('iihte, Cleverest of Specialties Jh Armo, "the human tiv;" Mile Tiojun. Acrobatic Dancer. Clarence Oliver, Celebrated M'Hiolou-1st, Lillian (of the Grau Opera Company) Entertain betweeu acts. You will Laugh For Two Hours At WHICH IS WHO? rrancls C.

Tucker, 4. R. Hickox, U. Dtp. City Engineer, vrvoyor.

TUCKCr. HICKOX, Civil i Mining Engineers Surveyors, Rooms S01 and 102, Adams look. sTl. CONANT- Headquarters for second Hand Stoves and Furniture of all Kinds. 85 Sherman opp, court house.

HEW BROTHERS Architects Plans and Reliable Estimates Specialty. Zerfmg Block, Room 8. Lead, South Dakota. The Colorado Tent and Awning Co. LARGEST MANUFACTURERS TH WEST OF IN Tenis, Awninjs, Waon Covers, Tarpaulins, Rwd Bags, Ore Sacks, Flags and Banners In fact Everything in the COTTON DUCK line.

WE HANDLE Camp and Lawn Furniture IN CARLOAj lots. Wo. HEADQUAR TEH8 'and our price are always) Tight Write us for descriptive jatalogu and price Hot CO UOR ADO TENT A AWNING CO, Root '8. Qutahall, Mgr. Dohvor, C6W OFlT CPl PHONEb: i.

jatt, Harrison, 1 1S DRS Yon WEDELSTAEDT Physicians and Surgeons Ofieo Walts Block. (Orer J. Halaes, New tbre.) Complete Elctriol equipment one X-RAY OUVFIT. B. H.

Phone 201. Residence, ti City Civek Street 3KADWOOD. ec YOU CAN BANK on gen nt oost In the Ms line If ot ge It of RACERS SON They iwsy nave a neat, freak stock to seiect (rom jnd yau can always gtt hit what you want IO THE SOUTHEAST A NEW SYSTEM REACHING, WITH ITS OWN RAILS. MEMPHIS, BIRMINGHAM AND MANY OTHER IMPORTANT POINTS IN THE SOUTHEAST. GOOD CONNECTIONS AT BIRMINGHAM FOR MOBILE.

SAVANNAH AND ALL POINTS IN THE i STATE OF FLORIDA. PASSENGERS ARRANGING FOR TICKETS VIA THE WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY THE COMFORTS OF A BRAND NEW, UP-TO-DATE LIMITED TRAIN The Southeastern Limited. rtn.1, nroHiTior as to Kotrra in IATIS OIII1FDLLT rOIIIIED VPOW 4PrLicino to Airr kbphssevtatxtb or TBS OOMPAST. pm TO Alex. Hilton.

BRYAN SNYDER. rASBMQM TSAPTXa HAJfAOlaj AIITX LOUIS. th.1. i. hulk entirely of iron and steel and is provided Kith a patent AUTOMATIC SAFETY BRAKE, holding the load at any point, and making the worVing of the Hotster ptiff ctl safe.

A FEATURE NOT POSSESSED BY ANY OTHER HOISTER. These Hblsters are built lit nve sizes. Capacity of machine No. 1 with one horse and single Tine, M0 pounds, 75 feet per minute. Price, complete with sheaw.

100 00 list, weight 1.400 pounds. Sand for Catalogue. The F. M. Davis Iron Works Co.

I DENVER, COLORADO. cities having less than a specified number of Inhabitants. The recommendations of Rev. Bask- erville and the protests of the Congre- gationalists resulted in an Inveatiga- tidn by a committee appointed for that purpose by the Black Hills Presbytery. This committee visited Spearflsh' October 14, and made the following report on the facts and conditions as they were found: 1.

Population, census of 1900, gave the incorporated town 1166. Possibly 300 might be added for population outside the corporate limits within a radius of two miles, making a total estimated population of atxut 1500. 2. Public school enrollment about 250, with five teachers. 3.

State normal enrollment, students 170. model school 135. total for normal school, 305. 4. Church accommodations: Congregational, seating capacity 300, members 72; Episcopal, present seating capacity 150, possible capacity 250, members 65; Methodist Episcopal, seating capacity oOO, members 165; Roman Catholic, strength- unknown, uo church, self-supporting.

5. Rev. Becker of the Congregational church repotted his church receiving aid from the Congregational board of home missions this year jt $240. and a debt or $5u0. He emphasized the comity agreement and reaffirmed the protest of the Black Hills association.

6. Rev. H. C. Baskerville presented a subscription list uor a Presbyterian church building, amounting to $533 7.

Rev. Baskerville presented a list of eighteen names of persons whom he said would unite with a Presbyterian church. A partial canvass of these names by the committee reduced the number to fourteen. 8. No pledge of money for the support of a pastor was made.

After a careful review of the above findings the committee unanimously decided that the showing made by Rev. Baskerville in behalf of a church organization at Spearflsh was not sufficient to justify beginning work here. It was further resolved that a copy of these findings and the action of the committee be sent to the board of borne missions and to Rev. Baskerville, with the understanding that the latter is at liberty to appeal to the board of home missions if not satisfied with the action of the committee. Rev.

Baskerville announces that be proposes to appeal the case to the board of home missions, where he hopes for a reversal of the decision of the local committee. DRS. COLLIER 4 COLLI tR. DEADWOOD AND LEAD, the Only Osteopaths i the Northern MilH. Deadwood office at.Oillmor House Mondays.

Wednesdays and Fridays Lead oYsce, Anderson Block Mill Street. Thursday and Sunday, 1 to8 P. m. FOR SALE All the personal property of the Galena Mining and Smelt ing Co, consisting of air compressors, hoisting engines, boilers, pumps, machine drills, machine and hand steel, electric light plant, steel rails, pipe, efTice fixtures, assay of- flee fixtures, and other articles too numerous to Cheap for cash. Apply to i.

GEO. L. GRIGGS. Galena, S. D.

Bargains in Spearflsh Realty. Fifteen acres mile north of normal school, two-story house 26x32 and kitchen, 16x20; eight rooms, bath room and four closets, cellar 14x16 with cement floor, walks; sUbie 16x24 with loft; 12 acres under cultivation, four acres in small fruits, such as currants, raspberries, strawberries, 65 cherry trees; water-right and a good well of water. Will be sold at a bargain- Apply to Pioneer-Times. Clairvoyant and Test Medium. Mme.

La Fayr can tell the past, present and future without hesitation, can restore lost friendship, reunite broken love, tell of friends far away. Will be located in room No 11, Syndicate block, after Oct 3, 190L ASSAY OFFICE J. A. Ogden; Ph. Aaaayer and Chemist.

Wm. Moore Big, Deadwood lire and chemical assaying. Complete analysis of ores the correct mode of treatment determined. Special attenU- to difficult ores and the deTslopment of mines. Testing by specialty.

Properties examined All Work I iyiakes no Difference- Who you aro, whether you arc a Man or Woman, Boy or Girl, or whether your pocket-book is large or small, IWHMttanimtWa i' In We Can Dress You From Head to Foot 'in any quality of apparel ir'oU may wish, but perhaps the point that inter csts you tlie most is, the. price A SEUCHE and reports- carefully prepares uaranteed. 3 3 DEADWOOD. Is 'il CD R'9ht' cfcjs man giurantee Yours for business Deadwood Loan Office Wt mate Specialty of tanks lor rfAIN STREET, "Your Time Cirattila Dlanfc anl uiiiuv i iciui7 aim Mining Purposes. Yes! Then why not take good care of it Dy hiding cl.

ks repaired and regulated by a first das Send us your specifications and wt 'W if You ring them to us you are sure of 3 for we hare recently secured from the cast, for that branch of our business and can cbi quote prices that will take the business. OMAHA TANK M'PG erery job he turns out. 652 Main st. i.