The Black Hills Daily Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 3

BLACK HILLS DAIIV TIM KS: SUNDIY'MOUNING. JUKE 18. 1883- HOSE ATTKAl-TlOXM. 4twreM Caat7 Kobrt Sirlll-Malt the Boad to the Amnnat represented by delegate In the convention of the association. Art 13.

Tnis association shall meet in mass convention annually upon the third Wednesday in June. Art. 14. This constitution may be altered or ameuded by a vote of two-thirds of the delegates present, at any anuual meeting. of SO.OOO Deadwood Mrs Gillette, Slate Creek John Anchor, Bobtail; Babine, Rapid; DK Dickinson, Herrick, Twobit Miss Gardner, Spear-flsh; A A Choteau, Minnestlla; I) Pattou, ranch Chas Pelson, Bismarck, Ward," Spring Creek 8 Smith, Mason, Terravillo.

On suit was entered and ero) Lawrence County summons issued upon the boudsmen NEW STORE, of Kobeit county treasurer. Navy Ubaccu. i ne coroner, u. f. Smith, served the mi.OR 31 ATTKKS.

papers for the reason that the sheritf I for gterks, they I. Uerard', Main street, war part to the suit, arid hence the duty devolved upon the coroner. The suit is for the lull amount of the bond, which had beeu given for 50,000, al-though that amount falls short of the amount claimed that the couuty is. ikrchant NationsBank jNEW goods, i .1. .1.1 f.iil lit null.

tin 4FrEliu' wholesale liquor The allegation se's forth suonsge ot account to the amount of After 2, 1882, we will sell St. Louis or Milwaukee Beer at $18 per barrel five or ten barrel lots at $17.50. Herrmann 4 Tkkber. Zipp's for boots and shoes. If you limit take the Times you don't get the news.

Stationery at bottom prices at Bent vte Dvelken's. ltf Call at Star Bullock's nnd see the latest patterns in wall paper. Dltf The Times publishes full report every day. Subscribe for It. Ttfo-biU a week.

I n-Rrfwi HioiDK Brokers. $6,153 as cash collected for taxes; also bonds to the amount $14,000 issued iTtaneht nd gold on commw ft to Neill and $3,000 issued to McKiu nis, aud iut-erstwhi; irtfie county had "aid upou the Uuds to March Mtiifr in lue ltt Hillsis tB n.riHio'8. UottaH-in 1, 1882, of $4,533.39, and the further contemplated interest npm the afort HOYT LOWE. a tine cigar A gentleman conversant with the facts informed usesterday that the Uncle Sam mine, on Elk creek, is steadily improving as depth is at-tained. AH the ore in the face of the drift is lieing milled and with good results, as the little one stamp mill now averages over sixty dollars a day.

As the null about one ton a day this will place the vitlue of the ore at about $G0, or a trifle over that amount. Competent Judges claim it will mill over that amount, as one stamp running along will not crush oiio-fil'ib of the amount a battery of five stamps will, as the splaBh ol one stamp will not keep the pulp in that constant motiou that a full- battery will, and conse-sequently does uot lorce it through the inches as rapidly. D. W. Green, of the Gayville Hy-draulic works, was in town yesterday afternoon, and in a hurried conversation with the Times let drop mie important facts concerning the works mentioned.

He informed us that eve rything was progressing splendidly and with better results than was anticipated. The bar upon which they tMt to smoke tl Havana said $17,000 ot bonds until the date of their redemption, which is tweuty uetns. fcverj Are Added to Oar Already Large Lint of ludureaaenla for Vlxitorn to Cone aad ee a the Fourth. The combined Fourth of committees met again evening al the city ha 1. But little ws done or reported, as the different conmiutees having charge of the various branches are hard at work aud everything is progressing splendidly.

The committee on music reported having completed arrangements with the Fort Meade band, -and also that the Deadwood male quartette had' vol-unleered to sing three or four selection. The rommi lee on invitations slated that the different secret societies had been invited, and also the officers of post. Chairman Grimshaw notified-the committee that he had written to Judge Moody requesting au answer to the invitation sent him to deliver the oration, and expected au answer in a day or two. The committee on tournaments stat ed that invitations had been sent to the different tire departments of the Hills, asking them to participate in the tournament, but so far no answer hd been received. The committee on printing and decorations reported being at work aud everything progressing smoothly.

The amusement committee ii also busily engaged perfecting iU department of the grand show, and is getting along swimmingly. The chairman was requested to wait upon the chaplain, marshal, reader and other officers and see if they would act iu the capacities asked ot them by tue committee. As nearly all have already signified their iutention of doing so the matter will be an easy one. Meeting adjourned until Tuesday eveuing at 8 o'clock. tlicni.

Untt- ulire keeps years Iroin issue, or July 1, 1899 TTVl-Wlin anll HL'I'lltS. 15U Zipp's for boots and shoes. Ilomtr-opalhic medicines, fresh. If at amounting to $29,44661, making a to Ill Bent Deetken's. tal that plaintiff claims itself short by Foam! n.t.lvn reason ot the transactions enumerated ot $57,153.

"iftstnil and lVadwmxl. TUe 7liTrtfie SHiiiv hy calling The following are the bandsmen aud p1 Mm- Central City. atuoutfts for which they became re. sponsible: .14,00 niafM. tnrB, IMpra, etc.

Jupeph J. H. Aninour. GRAND DISPLAY I U. C.

jjitij'vge assoiiuient ot the atKve 1.0U0 C. Htra.i... J. 1). Psiluu.

l.uuu LiJtimfB rnnstantlv on hand. M. K. Hinney i i i.OUU II Wagner s.unu 8(1 Bluuui i.uio LM wd he able to suit them- Joha P. Beldinc iai Lit the lowest priceB.

u. Lusgkh Lee street, near Main H. Burch. e.uoo are engaged has been in their possession for the past five years, bui was never worked bicause ol the lact that water wasnot procurable. Thishas.how- C.

a.Hhelduu.'. '2 uut Hi. i.tkd lilWl, Jjrii.i jcntray Notice. This Week. M.

W. Dillon Alex ii2h iimo ever, been remedied and gold is being iniw ujiaeer Uu The Times does Dot publish second handed dispatches, stolen -from other papers, but gets full press reports every day. Subscribe for it. Only twenty-five cents a week $1 a month. Gayville brewery bottle beer superior to any $4.50 per case, $2.30 single dozen, 25 cents per bottle al Gavville brewery saloon, basement of Phoenix block.

8tf The tipriuger house reopened on the 15th with Charles W. Pilcber proprietor aad 0. B. Stout as manager, assisted by Mr. Springer, will have a grand bundsy dinner.

One of the cosiest and neatest place in the city where to while away a tew minutes is the Assay Office, on Main street, one door above the Merchants' hotel. Only the best of wines and liquors are kept on band. Drop in and sample. 24lf Marshal Dix -yesterday took up a black gentleman pig which was roaming around bis hotel. The owner had better call, pay charges and take him away or he may be a pig abort, Ipr Jnue keeps (county) boarders.

Lkiw, heavy-et pony light-jrtolor, 9 years old, holihled; also, laiuri ilruwmng 4 000 Ruhrri I. KWIv um taken out in large quantities. The ground pays belter thnn any that has id! call, month hm, ngiii-reu i II. Dtmo.i A. J.

Carliu umii Hktty upotu-u witii winte no yet been worked on Deadwood gulch C. Bishop toco SolSUr l.oou tltnirmaiion as 10 weir wnere-illl be rewarded. Address, and the gold obtained is of better A. Mirshmaa whi quality than was knnwn to exist here. Btltlnei, care uay vine ton gate.

Hagh McCaffrey W. u. I.Tiin 1.UU0 It is niosily very coarse and almost John Klaherlr 3.0U0 k.m Hr.UfreB ooo Wttt Coeoalne-A Ladlca Hair SPRZXTGER HOUSE. Krtnk M. Alle i 1,00 Martin l.ewi Suits, dolmans, sun jjlisiles and bro-i ides at greatly redufcud prices at Wi rthheimer 4t.

gaved by I Mi I e. Wtt'i Cix'ouiue will keep the pure, being 945 grams fine ami worth in coin value $19 "ip per ounce. The metal is uol sold lu re hut shipped di rectly to the mint where the above price is paid lor it. The wuter con uMtroog aua healthy contiitttm Latluiue the roots of the hair Upper Load City, During the past two weeks negotia tions have been going on for a transfer Mjtlie natural action ujiou which powth depends. Twenty years iiingle bottle saved a lady's hair iaperte case where every other imtliad tailed; and since that the I'lonecr office.

The matter has tinues to be abundant, and the greater part of the bill ill be washed before fall. Carpets at very low oiicei at W'erth-licimeriii 41. Hlark IIIII- Hmiday Mehool Annotation. Appended is the constitution of the above named association, which will been conducted so discreetly and with The scmi-montlily clean-up of the mm thousands ol cates ot It, dandruff, loss ot hair and ir- Homestake mills was brought down call at the dry goods house of such consummate tact that none but the parties interested were aware of the contemplated change, though the frequent sidewalk conferences in front jarf the scalp have yielded to Wmperiority of Burnett's flavor yesterday aud was to day shipped out on the treasure coach. It was in the shape ol live bricks, worth $115,000.

This result was obtained from the CHARLES W. PILCHER Proprietor O. B. STOUT Manager. MRS.

SPRINGER Asst. Manager Tie Best Furnisbetl and Best Kept Heise in" the City XUSASOXTABXjE. if that ollice, and the confidential and MO consists Hi their pcrlect html great strength. earnest conversations daily observed plates only, as the batteries are cleaned (in the public streets between the intended purchasers, had excited the Wanted. only once a inonib, and cou equally win this city, a reliable and will not be touched until the lai ol curiosity anil interest of many who lie.

came suspicious that something un Me Igent tor the niiurle Men's ibis mouth. tmtiit association, ot Minneapo Mioo. This association pays usual about the external or internal arrangements of that concern was likely 111 marriage. For Hale. at AEJca'milli ranch.

F. in" 'company AT COST liiiiation has roinpliecl with i transpire Tbepfrfsoos seek irtg -'t mm tue hi Hie 01 Minnesota, as make the purchase were Mr. Keller witii Capt. Ilsley, came up from Fort 1( feen hy the tollowing ccrtiti- Watches repaired and guaranteed at Gillette 4 Heckman's. 16-tf Kurtz and Hy John Ainlry two gen Meade yesterday gnu paid his first tlemen well known in business circles fted Von Bautnbach, secretary 01 state ot Minnesota, do hereby Laces and embroideries at very low prices at Werthheimer's.

4t C10S1I Wr that articles of incorporation of fojlt Men's Endowment assoota- I visit to Deadwood. Alter seeing the sights afforded here the two gentlemen visirei Lead City and took iju the big uii'is and mines. They made a com ilete inspection of the wonderful mines aud mills and were highly pleased Minnesota, Minueapolix, Mm- in this city. Fur past year Mr. Kurt has really been the responsible manager ol'ihe 1'innccr office, and it is no secret that it has been owing to his tact, Indefatigable labors, and close and accurate eipertuess, that that con were Uled in this ollice March If you want a eood eold or silver lloyl ot Lowe yesterday, couvinceoVus that the aew store is eujoyiug a trade to uoue iu the Hills.

Their stock is all fresh and bright and well selected. say the ladies and they ought to know. The i in street crossings at Lee street are getting to be a little worse than no crossings at all. Where are our city overseers, or why will pot the business una adjacent to this locality move in the mullet-? A petition to the city fathers looking to this end would undoubtedly avail. Zipp's for In mis and shoes.

We are not mean or vain-glorious, and we caa afford to be generous because we arc rich, but if the Spcartlsh Kcgister would use an occassional credit mark when clipping from the Times, it would spur us oo to harder exertions as we would then sec that our work was appreciated. A. A. Cboteau, the Minnesella miller, yesterday brought a bunch of rye into our -sanctum measuring forty inches in length and is in lull head. The grain ia of strong and vigorous growth and to us looks as though it would do its full share tow irds increasing the supply of liquid rye.

A water spout on Thursday swept away about a half mile of lelegrph line at Indian creek, a small dry run between Hat Creek and Red Canyon, watch give Gillette Heckman a call. circnlar of information or 16-tf with what they saw. The live bricks, cern has beeu able to the character aud reputation of a' very A. K. Siiattitk, Secretary, 811) llenuepin Avenue.

U1KU. the result of the llomestake's semimonthly clean-up, were also shown them. Col. Towle is aide-de-camp to mediocre daily newspaper. Uwrr Main Nireel POWERS.

At th restdnc of her psranU in UlaeitT, June It, Lucy Pewtra, (d Uretra. Funeral to-aajat u'clok p. m. Friends invito. The matter had processed so f.tr j.

Geu. Terry, commander of the meeting of ibc city eonncil of ood, held on the Klili day of Ike following refolulions were department of Dakota, and has just completed an inspection ot Foil GROBEL-In Deadwood, Jua A STOCK OF Lamps, Chandeliers, Bar Glasses, cigar Lighters, A.T COST. thiit the new management to take control on lo-moiTOtv. The title aud name under the new regime had beeu agreed upon aud the Meade. The colonel is an old soldier uruDei, tfea years.

Time or raaeni aoi yet decided upon. Miss Orobel was so conspicuous an polved, by the mayor and council example of kindly and faithful service 'l'ioueer i'ublishing Company" was city ot jJoadwiHRt, That it is and well qualified to look into the doings of our military neighbors, The inspection was gratifying to the col to be snostituted for that of "Merrick fujr to improve lower Main street "UK's warehouse to John Hue- ifc Vauocker." The gentleman to be to her employers, and of patience and fortitude during her long illness, as to make her case notable and worthy of remark. The relation between her and that all buildings he moved onel and a credit to the commander and officers of the post, as everything nine tine ol street as established in charge of the circulation had been selected and a memorandum contract entered into with him. The contract board of coun commissioners. was found in first-class condition in Nlbe sidewalk on the west fide employer teemed to be that of warm llreet.

from Fink's warehouse was to have been signed, sealed and which shape the post is always kept by the gentlemanly commandant, Ma). E. Ball. Call early for bargains. friend rather than that of mistress and servant girl.

Carrie- formerly workea for Mrs. Wagner, and at the time she ta Buutw'g store, he put, to the "ad uniform land thai sidewalk shall six feet wide and delivered al 4 o'clock yesterday after-noou, and the transfer of the office Mrs. Fayette Place, the better half of made. was taken ill bad been but a tew weeks which was repaired and put in work--) ittwo-inch plank, uol more thau eke wide. the Galena postmaster, leaves this The plan of mice and neu gang MANN BASS, folved That Jin ordinance, levy- wits Mrs.

Colonel Thomas. She re-maiaed them for months, cared for by aft aglee." So whin the hour arrived, "y.ini in. mi an niieriv 111 which said improvements and ing to some mental aberration, idi- Mrs. Tboma tenderly. Dr.

Roger CENTRAL morning on a visit to the "old folks at home." If "Cap," will appear a little gloomy and sail, we hope that his friends will be ch irilalile enough to forgive him, as "keeping bach" is not uu tre to be lata sumcicnt lor OH yncracy, hallucination, or physical or pyacnt of all expense of impmv meet and of laying said side- meet Wednesday next at Central: constitution. Article 1. This association ahull be called the Black Hills Sunday School association, and shall embrace the counties of Lawrence, Pennington and Custer. Art. 2.

Any superintendent or other ulHcer, teacher or adult member of any Sunday school in said counties may be a membjr of Ibis association and being present ut jajUikd. -to take part in iln- same. Art. 3. The object of the association shall be tiie promotion ol the ulejests of Sabbath schools iu this district, and the encouragement ot their organiza tion and maintenance by such means as shall best arouse the public to a sense of llieir value and importance.

Art. 4. The officers of the association shall consist of a-president, a vice president representing each Suuday schiHil in the district, a permanent secretary, an asstant secretary, a treas urer aud an executive committee of live meiubers, the president and permanent secretary being ex-ollicio mem-lu-rs of the same. Art. 5.

It shall be the duly of the president to preside at the meetings ot the association, aud in case of his absence a vice president shall take tue chair. Art. 0 The p. ruiauent secretary shall keep a record of the proceedings of each meeting, together wilb a list of the Sunday schools iu the district, the name and poslotttce address of the superintendent, the number of teachers, scholars, etc and make a report at each anuual meeting. Art.

7. The assistant secretary shall write out the minutes at each meeting and render the permanent secretary such assistance as may be necessary. Art. 8. The treasurer shall keep a faithful account of all monies collected and disbursed for the benefit of the as sociation and report al each annual meeting.

Art. 9. The vice president shall have the general supervision of Sunday school Interests in the section, collect statistics aud report to the permanent secretary at least thirty days liefore the annual meeting, collect the tiinJs from their respective schools and report the same to the treasurer at the convention. They should visit at least somi-aonually all the schools in their territory. 1 hey should encourage schools already established, and organize undenominational schools iu localities where needed.

They should suggest any improvements they may think needful. They should aa for as possible awaken an interest in better ways of working. Tiey should direct the minds of all to the necessity for the conveition of the pupils. They Should urge the importance of teachers' meetings. They should inquire carefully how well the neighborhood has been canvassed for pupil.

They should endeavor especially to impress the possibility and necessity of sustaining the schools during the whole year. Art. 10. The executive committee shall arrange lor the meetings ot the conventions, select topics, arrange programmes, and invite such persons from abroad as may add to the interest of convention. They shall appoint a local committee in the place where the convention is to be held previous to the convention, who shall provide for the session ol the convention, and arrange for the entertainment of persons or delegates attending the convention.

It shall also be the duty of the executive committee to -advance the work in the district by every mean in their power during the entire year. They shall fill all vacan-cies occasioned by death or removal from the district. Aart. 11. At each annual meeting of the convention a committee shall be appointed to nominate officers, excepting the seeretarythlp, which is permanent, who shall be elected by the convention.

Art. 13. The association Is auxllary to tli Territorial tbbatb HcIhkiI Association, and shall by the secretary make anuual report thereto and be gave hi service and Mr. Bent uch medicine a were needed. She might hive remained a long as she lived but that she insisted upon going to the hospital and relieving Mrs.

Thomas of her iti be uut upon its passage at well calculated to lend buoyancy to htiUr meeting of the council on D. GILLETTE MANUFACTURINGS financial difficulty, the present administrators on that concern refused, Tor some unaccountable and mysterious reason, to sign and execute the necessary afreatueut, consequently the transfer wag not made aud the new the spirits of a benedict. Arrivals via Pierre: J. M. Haish, C.

evening, July 8, 1883. wed, That the city clerk ia in 4 to have thefee resolutions puh-1(1 la the Daily Times for four 1 care. Dr. McKown gave her hi most careful attention at the hospital, and H. Underwood, H.

Bischoff, P. Pow ers, O. Thomas, Miss N. Thomas, Mrs. management will not control as much her friend did all they could.

Such kiadnew to "on of the least" in a Wuilford, J. E. Horuell, B. A. Ge, C.

to-morrow as they intended and ex JEWELER Sidewalk Hetlre. C. Higby. pected. This is to be regretted, a un Deetlnir lif thn rAimril strange land is recorded on high forever.

Would it wera lea notable, even Captain Ilsley was a pleasant caller doubtedly these gentlemen would have Deadwood. held on the Blh dav at the Tim kb sanctum yesterday. We inlused a spirit and new life into the J882, the following re.sohi- in the frontier towns, when generosity, liberality and human kindliness are always welcome the gentleman as he, columns of the Pioneer that if not in-creasing iu meagre clrculatiou, would AND DSALjSU INt like a good book, is pleasant company. conspicuou virtuea. Ed Gralajy, Miss Pearl Gralapp and at least make it more interesting and readable to those "choice few." mm Mrs.

Jfomer Leaving, all of Crook, are CLOCKS rtt adopted: Nwl, That a sidewalk be laid r. end of sidewalk on Main the Wentworth house, to from thence np Shine to Pnreet, thence across William walk also a continu-ff Haewalk on the upper side of ing order oesterday, whereat we are again happy in the possession of our usual telepiaphic press report. A terrible rain storm visited Plum creek on the Pierre road Friday night, and west from that station to Lake station, it was particularly severe. No damage reported. Our report lays there was no storm east ot Plum creek.

We are under obligation to manager at the last mentioned station tor the above. Rapid City Journal: "The case in which David Wells was plaintiff and Uusscll defendant, tried In the district court at this place-Tuesday, was the first ever tried in the First district involving the question ot title where a homestead settler makes entry, of laud held by another by mere possessory right. Judge Moody held tha homestead entry good, as no regular entry had been made in the land offlc by the party iu possession under the timber culture or other act of congress." All the musical talent of the city has volunteered and will appear Wednesday evening at the complimentary benefit to be given -to the New York Merry Makers. In addition to the troupe Miss Rose Kellogg will also appear, and render some oi her choicest vocalization. Mis Kellogg is an excellent singer and alone will be worth the price of admission.

Messr. Carroll and Nelson, the arrivals at the Wentworth Black Hills gold charms al Gillette yesterday. Tewelry and lleckwan'8. 10 tf Mrs. W.

C. Richards and Mrs. E. G. weet front present terminus lOtPmPPtinn if il, 1.

HOTKI, A KHIVA 1.1 Phillips, of Central, came to the me tropolis yesterday and registered at the WKNTWOKTH HOUSE -J D. CO Nil I.I. Wentworth. Departures via Pierre: Miss A. L.

PBOl'RIKTOR. Win Hample, Scott Davis, Sidney; street: also that the rjon Centennial street be Present terminus to the Plon of Centennial street with rJ. creek road also a cross walk rw'ttg sidewalk on Centennial wb sidewalk on William street. 'lldfWtllb A. .1 Diamonds.

Silver Plated Ware raEEPAIiyGKAIEALn Deadwood Graham, Mrs. F. Place, James Hoot-son, George Williams, Tom Jones, Itaymond, Kapid A ScUlershart and wile, Miss Mrry Johnston, Lead; 8 Miller, Elk Creek; EB Miller, Hay William Jones. P. II.

Trudell and wile, ol Big bot tom, and F. Piace and wife, of Galena, have rooms al the Wentworth. Creek A Hanson, Jjevada gulch A Talser, Mr IWiard. Mrs MET VI OTA PC I IMC MILWAUKEE Boor Hall, Opposite th Poetofflce, MAIS SHEET, CEREAL CITY LX72TCZZSS At All Hours of the Day or Night. PHILLIP BESTS' MILWAUKEE BE AND HENRY R0SENKRANZ Home Production ALWAYS 0(1 HAND.

Oentleaaaly attendant to eem roq. Give HtHRY KOSK.HKBANB, star FfoptMtuf, C. II. Underwood, of the Charter Phillips, Central; 1' Ji Trudell and wife, Big. Bottom Place and wile, but me, on nnme sireei ml nn Williams Lewipth aa present walk on rrwi, and Oenteunial str.t same Jwent walk and it will be to grade and wideu KilkTlu makB for PJ.

therefore, rher. by given that an ordi- Oak Mining company, arrived yesterday from the east. Galena; VV le, Boulder Park A Alien, city; Frfward fGralapy, Miss Pearl Gralap, Mrs Homer Levings, Crook; IjTmlcrwofHl, Chicago; II ial ta on ail hJau1 wlllru said im-Lwats andi.iiiuii.. Dackie. if'dwater; It the LcClaires, Miss May Clark, and others, will be on hand to amuse you.

The comedy of "Toadies" will close the performance, and will embrace In Its Spruce rftllcn Williams, Corinne, Mlffit All! Ill lC IHeWu, to defray all expenses will i IlLir OIHUL LlllLi ARBAXUKJMKST! 0 and after Xar Into lihall ran a Hew Ten Passenger 7 FOUR-HORSE COACH SPEARFISH to DEADWOOD attVm 8pra oieepud Uav Deadwood mm dav at PaeMBKer ud efpree autuer solicited Oato alutw Bullook -r jajub BtxiiRs, proprietor. Hi. tPw at the regular Capt. A. J.

Knight and wife and Mrs. Smith and child registered al the Merchants yesterday. E. B. Miller, of Hay cr is resting his bones ai the Wentworth.

C. Higby returned yesterday after-mum lttpid City. the Bear Hutte rancher, iB iu lowu talking uiiitics. Judge Bradley swung around the Circle yelerday. character rtivera1 of our amateurs who New MKKClNT IIOTKI, C.

If WAIINKH, rKlU'lUKIOR. "Turtle, Fort- Sir Cap! hi ub Ik- in- have frequently amused our citizens. The musical part ot the ea ertalnment will be charge oT Prof. Oilerensbaw. Furl Meade, Capt.

A Kulghi I 'or tour week mI wife, Siuilll and elilld, Croo'. lie-member the place and time, Keimer a. noNHAM, Cny C'hrk. IjfJeorge A Utis, BnUuilj Le Graud, hall Wednesday evening..