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

Pack Vol. 2. DEAD WOOD CITY, DAKOTA TERRITORY, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1878. No. 16.

Banks and Bankers. Local Advertisements. Latest by Telegraph and fluctuating widely to-day; opening weak and getting gradually stronger, then givii way and closing buoyant and ezcitfd. IVkulo, Col. April 24.

Information whs received here that II, A. -In tyre, defaulting Lake City hanker, arrtsted in New York recently, is applying for a release through a writ of habeas corpus in Chicago. Washington, April 24. In answer to an inquiry upon the subject, Dr. Lin-derm has stated in an cdTicial letter that there is no authority of law for receiving trade dollars at the II.

S. treasury or mints as coin in exchange for oilier money. Holders of such may, however, Bell them lo mints as bullion. At the present rate of silver, they would realize about ninety-three and one-fourth cents each, payable in gold coin or standard silver dollars Wahhinoton, April 24. In the house the resolution to begin the session) at 11 o'clock on and after Monday next was adopted The house paused senate bill authoring the president to make certain negotiations with Ute Indians in Colorado.

The senate passed a bill giving the United States courts in Utah and other Gallantry. On Tuenday morning Mj. Brizee was proceeding in his wonted way from Oro down Dead wood gulch. Before him loomed the form of a female. He recognized her as an acquaintance of a quarter of a century ago Mrs.

Sargeant, who had been on a visit to friends in Denver. The lady proposed lo precede the Major in crossing a long plank, a short distance below Gay ville, over the classic waters of Head wood. As a result 180 lbs avordupois became immersed The gallant Mfjir who was standing by the shore plunged into the surging tide and re his charge to the blue shoies triumphantly 1 Mrs. S. says she intends to write to the Majors' intended and tell her how gallant he is.

Upon the other hand the Major boast-ingiy says that the rescuing of persons from danger is an every day occurrence with him. Taking into consideration the fact that the Major weighs over 200 1 Kin ruin we will give him a luile credit. We presume that our citizens will recognize in Mrs Sargeant the respected wife of N. Sargeant, formerly the proprietor of the Treiuonl House in Denver. Personal.

Dr. Babcock is under the weather. I M. West, of Central, his gone to San Francisco to be absent a couple of Advertisement under this heml Ten Cents per me per diy. Special rate given for time advertisements.

rOK SALE. 710R SALE. Desirable proporty on Hher man street. II. H.

FOLK CO. ITIOR BALE. Hnnse and Ixit desirable lo- cation; immediate possession given. 19-6 Inquire of WAIT A CArfTNKR. I hetel and rcttian-" runt in Central t'ity.

Fourteen rooms second story, a good bar and dining-room and kitchen below, Inquire of lfc-lf II. FOLK A CO. 1.KIR SALE. Three hunrtred and twenty acres of first quality farm land, well waif red and tint bi red, within fmir mile of the. county seat in Pope cuiuity, Minnesota, and ten miles from Alexandria.

For sale, or exchange Ut Black Hills property. 11. II. Folk A (Jo. aprti-tf "fJOU HA LE (HI KKNT.

A Wher Wil-son sewing machine in perfect order and almost new. Enquire at Tinas office, ft-tf ITIO It SALE. Two quart mill and mill-1 sites, at a bargain, by H. II. Folk A Co.

good quarts mines, in the gold rn-lt. by 11 nr 1. 11. Folk A Co. 1.1 OR HALE tioo.l quartz mines of gold and silver, by 11.

II. Folk A Co. lu-if I I It Ht Hi LE Several good placer and Hide hill claim on icadwood and Wl ,1 gulches. Apply at once to II. H.

Foik A Co, l.lOlt HALE besirahle city Iota, business 1 houses and residences, by II, H. Foik 4 MI St ELLA XEO VS. SOT ICE. TOTK'K in hereby given that I will not be responsible, fr any debts contracted 'unless upon a written order from me. 17 If JUK GANOdLI'II.

HOT ICE. rpHE public is notified that debt due thf I mm cannot be orlset by accounts ucui uni sgenis or employees, without the previous consent of the proprietor. POKTHfi WARNER I SS OLVTIUS SiiTM E. The enpartner-hip heretofore existing tinder the firm name of White A Rooney, is this day dissolved by mutual const nt. Rol.et Whi will continue the husincs, settle all bills of the late firm, and collect all indebted-tics.

K'tHEKT WHI I FELIX ROUNEV. Deadwood, April 24th, 178. 3t NOTICE. "XyOTICE in hereby Riven that on first Sat-i urday. the 4th dav of May next, at the bonne of Hlaek Hills Brewery, in the town, (Jiati let or precinct of 1 lead wood, in the county of Lawrence, an election will be held for ruling for incorporation "Yen," or fr incorporation "No, of the, town of Ilcadwoud, which election will be opened at nine o'el ick in the morning and continue open until four ft) the afternoon of the fume day, Iated thin I'd day April, 17.

C. H. McKlNMS, County Clerk. Accounts for Sale. The Tihks hfivlnK nmrie nuiny iitisucfCHf fu) ttteini.lK to collet't from Kiirxliy pen-onn.

nttiT the following account for suit', which will remain MamlfnK in thin colmnu until either old or settled. Fred llcime 3f. no P. A. UnllatshiT, tlevelttlld -M H.

H.lin-i-nlv 1" A. M. 1'ot (iohii'n lime 7 V. A. I.ai on, Oeiilral (l K.

Wool 1 5" Cy I Ik, P. Iioiill () II. liiirdfm, l)elmoniL-o Ki'Ktuuruut 15 L. II. Viiiir.Kl.lood 6 HI Charlea Marsh 6 I (i.

A. 3 lr. Port.T 5 E. B. 7 70 J.

C. TyhT (Chii-airo) 21 75 1'ndorhill (foot ricer) a 50 Joseph l.u:a 1 Jan. Hogan 6 The above list will be added to an onoaslon requires. PUHI.ISHKK T1MKS. H.

H. FOLK CO. Real Estate and Hinins: Brokers For the salt Heal EMtat, Gold. Silver and ether Mining Property IN THE BLACK HILLS. Office, temporarily,) Ecrkea Hall, Deabwood.

We respectfully offer our nerrleet to those who wih to aell or purchaa whole or fractional part of Cold and Silver Mines, end hlioTa we can make to their pecuniary Intreitt see before Dejcotiating. Fartiet wtxhintf ftxalstance to develop mining property should leave description of niim 1-tcauon, And if poegiMe, eic, with u. From pi and p-ronal aiteniion girea to eil hupinesa euuute4 our care. Addreae (int. W.

Peow M. G. Tra BROWN THUM, Bankers, DEAD WOOD, DAKOTA Tranmct a General Banking Bunnm Issue Drafts available in at1 parts of the U. S. and Europe.

Monpy trannferred hy telegraph, advanevk made on ores nod bullion, and colleutioa rnaue. Gold Duet Bought. 24-tf C. M. St mb inb, New York.

W. R. Htehhinr, Cheynne. (t. J.

Stf-bbisb, IenTcr. M. K. Post, (Jheyenn. Ham ret N.

Wood, Manager, (Late Ass Cashier Col. Nat'l Bank of lenftr Siehbins, Wood Post, BANKERS, Deadwood, Dakota. I)o a General banking Business. Buy and Sell Prafu on all parts of the United dtttU'sand Kurope. Transfer Money hy Buy and Mb Oold lutaud Bullion, and make ad-ranees on fame and Ores on fthipmeui.

Safety Deposit Boxes In a large hm-glar-proof Safe, for rent, by tl day, wtek or niomh, to minera and others fur ate kt-fping of iJust and vuluahieH. Branf Bank at J'Iipvc nne, Wyoming. T-t MOKTtiAUK BALE. "lirHERKA. ON THE TWENTY-FIRST duy of January, 17h, Henry E.

and Hiram K. Jlule made and delivered to Hheltou Edardf thWr certain real mortgage t.mjvvyitif the following described premises tmuate in ill county of Lawrence and territory of Ilakota. to wit An undivided two-third in tent? in and to th.tt certain pieeeor parrel of mining property known an the Wool-ley mine, lend, liidf. h'dije or deposit of ore hearing mineral, in White wood quarts mining the p-ame being "0 feet wide by VAX) feet long, tor a more specific description of which reference is hereby made to the- certificate uf locution, on record in the Recorder's ortice of said county also, an undivided 5-12th interest in and to that certain other piece parcel of mining property known as tlie I'eearho mine, lead, lode, ledge or deposit of ore bear ng mineral, in ssid mining district, and of the uine width and length a the said Wool ley mine; and WhercA. Said mortgage was given to secure the payment of six promissory notes, all dated JJeceinber lth.

1H77. for the sum of each, executed by Pliilpot, Picket A I i ale, tU'l delivered to the said towards, one of said note, being payable in 75 davs from i its date with interest at one per cent per month from maturity until paid, and with attorney's (cea in addition to other costs, in case the holder shall be compelled to enforce payment and Whereas. It is provided in said mortgage that if default he made In the payment of said notes or either or any of them or an part thereof, then the said Edwards whould be authorized, pursuant lo chapter -'a of the Code of Civil Procedure, of said territory of pakoia, to Hell the premises above described lo satisfy the amount thereby secured, with costs and expenses allowed by law and Whereas. Kaid mortgage was duly recorded jn the office of the Register of heeds of said Lawrence county, on the tid day of January, 1878. and no action or proceedings have been instituted at law to recover the amount of said note no due in 75 as aforaid and secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; and Whereas, I fault has been made in the payment of said lust named note, and in the conditions of t'aid mortgage by whic the power to sell a aforesaid has become ojera-tive.

and there is now due on naid note the sum ol 1 with interest as aforesaid. Now therefore, the undt rsig ed, fcherttf of the county of Lawrence aforesaid, in virtue of the terms' of said trior gage and of the siaiute in such ease made and provided, a Ml on Saturday, the nth day of June, 17. at th" hour ol Hi o'clock a. in frotr. of the banking hooseof Htebbius.

Wood A lot. in the city of Deaiwood, 1). sell the above described premises, or so much thereof as may iiee-essary at Public Auction, to the highest and bept bidder, for cash, to satisfy the said note off-0tXand interest, cots and expense of aaie, protest, costs and attorney's fees. Clagett A Kiagsley, Att'ys for Mortgagee. Uwu-d at ieadod, V.

April 25. 1S78 Reported for theTtitrM by theChmennfnmt Black itWi Telttimph Cumvanv and the Ammnttd t'rtsit. Incoming Travelers, FKOM CIIEYKNNB. Hat Ckkkk, April 21, 1878 Coach It ft here at four p. with the following pusnengyn J.

Bir(l, John Hill, A. FredericltHon, W. Willinrnmirj, K. B. Nob e.

ntoM Kins it. April 21, 1H78. Stage left at 8:00 a bound nortli with the following paswengerH: Il irnnin, Keei. Mm Keed. IlKD Cboi April 25, 187.

Stage left Ued 'loud a. bound north, will, the following pannerigtTH J. IV PriitKle, C. H. vin, J.

N. Uirui, L. M. llalv.TKU.lt, I). Ilearv, wife anil 3 chihlren, FOREIGN.

WAR NOTEH- IU chabi-st, April 25. Keara of Rua-Hian occupation are increasing CoNHTATiNori.K, April 24. Twenty ihouxand irregulart in the dintrict of iktouiu refuse to lay down their anno. ItELmtADK, April 24. Turkinh, Kua-f'ua and commiionerH have begun lo (Ie6ne Servian frontier, and already hfive decided to allot L'ratija and Tru to Servia.

Lou don, April 24. The distance to which hnyland and luiaeian forces are to retire from (JoiiHtahlinople, ooniinuen tit be dinciiKned, and the ditiicully in the way of tntch solution are no great that many believe the arrangement hi hope lenf. Viknna, April 24. Rurwia fearing the lurkn will permit hug land to occu py furta it. the Ilot-phortm in the event of war.

han aaken Uerciany to guarantee a line of demarcation during negotia lions, and Prince Jiinmarck is consider ing the reuuent. A letter from litichareHt report thai the Ku-iaUrj have uimueceH-fully at tempted to iieitroy a powder factory at with twelve killed. St l'ETKHSBUBd, April 24. A Pera correMpontlent t-howdihat the MuHelnien insurrection is forii.id.tble. The insurrection ib canned by intolerable oppre-aion of KuKHU'liiilgiirian regime, and hmiiLfht to head bv the abduction of Turkish women by Bulgarian.

Cannon and musketry tiring are heard daily near Tcherman. A aanguinary and indecisive engagement was fought near Demotica on the 18th instant, in which the Russians lost 500 men including eightoflicers killed. Two thousand infantry and two sot in as of Cossacks have been sent from Adrianopte. MISCELLANEOUS New Yohk, April 24. Gold closed at 1U0J.

New Y'ork, April 24. At a meeting of the telegraphers, (ien. Anson Stager was elected President. Nashvili.k. April 24 Last night's Rtorm whs destructive of stock and properly.

No body killed. Albany, N. April 24. Teutonia savings bank, New Y'ork City, has been shopped by an injunction from doing business. Cincinnati, April 24, KicharJ R.

Hudson, of Middieport, Ohio, tiled a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities $163,000. Bkllviilk, April 24. The People's bank has made an assignment to Joseph Pen. Due depositors $189,000.

Other liabilities Dot yet stated. Hono Kong, March 26. Shanghai, March 27. Public attention is still mainly occupied with the famine wh cb continues to devast the northern provinces. Chicago, April 24.

The new mining board held its tirst meeting for business this morning and live hundred shares of stocks were sole1, chiefly Black Hill and Colorado mines. Atlanta, April 24. A cyclone passed over a section of country four miles from Rome, clearn everything as it wenL As iar as beard from eight persous were ii jured. Louihville, April 24. A melee between some roughs, at Richmond, and the attaches of IliHyar ''s Pacific circus, resulted io the death of one rough and the wounding of three others.

Wheeling. W. April 24. A heavy storm of rain and bail prevailed here this morning. A portion of the Rellair goblet works were blown down and several persons injured.

It is reported two have died. New York, April 2-4. Stocks excited Territories exclusive jurisdiction of divorce case'', which are now so fraudulently treated by many L'tah A hill was introduded by Senator Ieiinis to-day authoring (he Southern Pacific railway to run through Yuma military reservation and empowers the company to take any government timber, stone or earth necessary for construction purposes. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS, The Yie railroad has been sold to ex-Governor K. D.

Morgan, for ftj.OOO,-000. The Newmarket, England, handicap race was one by Prince Sultikoff 's colt urlo. Warren A. Random A (X, wholesale boot and shoe dealer, New York, failed. Liabilities as-ets about one-third.

The Chicago and Southern railroad was bought yesterday by Henry A. Ru-di for $155,000. The purchase was in the interest oi the Grand 'irunk railroad. New Barber Shop. Thomas Smith, the tonsorial artist, for the past year on Lee street, has just moved into a new establishment on Sherman street, near the corner of Lee.

The place is a perfect gem in ils way. The furniture is all new and stylinh, and three new patent Rochester chaira are used for the comfort of the customers and convenience of the workmen. We are glad to note the elegance of this new t-hop, for the reason that heretofore we have had no way up place of the sort in the gulch Mr, Smith's assistants are probrfhly the best barbers in the Hills. At least this seems to be the opinion of those who have tried 'em all. The Sidway seduction business was Hed up before Judge liarker this after noon, and the trouble among the lawyers cmtuenced immediately.

It was finally decided to adjourn the oase till 7 o'clock this evening, whtn it will be dipoed of, perhaps. It has been suggested that a meeting be called at the court house nexi Satur day evening, for the purpose of organiz ing a new hook and ladder company. We need such an organization. Let it be done. A dozen wagons of the 'Northwestern Transftortation Company came in this forenoon loaded with goods for our dealers.

It is laughable to know how thorough ly the boy Thorn by has intimidated the Sherman street Bulldozer. A lot has been purchased on Sherman ssreet for the erecthm of a juse for our hook and ladder truck. The assessed valuation of Central, is placed at 1374,000, and Lead City pre cinct at about $225,000. O. C.

Turley, an old man, died at Anchor yesterday and was buried at 2 o'clock to-day. Mr. Mt Masters has been appointed superintendent of the Humesuke No. 2, mill and mine. A special dispatch from Bed Cloud this morning, says the weaiber there is beautiful.

I Despatch in the telegraph office for I J. Goodell. weeks or more. Luke Yoorhee, superintendent of the Cheyenne and Black Hills Stage Company arrived by the Sidney coach this forenoon, making the run in seventy-one hours. The Lawrence County Medical Association met at the court house last evening for the purpose of electing officers and adopting a constitution.

But owing to the slim attenuauce no definite action was had. Another meeting was called to take place at the Grand Central, Wednesday evening, May ltl, and it is hoped that a full attendance will be present, It is rumored that rich placer diggings have been discovered about one hundred miles northwest of the Bear I'dge mountains. There are now over one hundred miners in that country. Some good quartz, or cement deposits, have been found there sIho. Ben Hszen has made arrangements with the temperance association of the Hills to deliver lectures on the subject of temperance, and we understand his first lecture is being delivered to-day.

Where and when next? Real estate is looking up on Sherman street. One of our dealers informed us that there is considerable demand for lots on that thoroughfare at present Madam Moustache is getting read to opon a faro bank in town again. She was packing her kit up the street this morning. The Wbitewood was raiding all day. Medical Association.

AH regular physicians are notified that a meeting will be held al the Grand Central hotel, in Head wood, the 30th at p. for the purpose of effecting a permanent organization of the Lawrence county medical associa tion. A full attendance is desired, Z.S. McKoww M. D.

April 25th, 1878. Secretary. 25 id A. R. Cohveub, res'c.

J. E. Wild, Cash'r. First Rational BANK, Cheyenne, Wyoming 49 Ad ran ecu made on and h.zhei arte paid tor Hold Uuat ad Bull too. Exchange bought and aeid oa all tae prta eipal cities.

intert paid oa time depotdu, and caIIm iiona made with prompt return, 7Aw ly H. H. FOLK A feblH Dead wood, 0. T..