The Daily Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • 4

a. M'lXlNAU). THE DAILY PIONEER. UPMJULCH. RKMTBAU Good ore has been struck in the Great Eastern mine.

H. C. Elliott and Miss Hancock got spilt out of a sleigh by a runaway steed. THI WIKU DOWN. TetecraphleCemrnunreartrOfi eutOIT Our scantiness of telegraphic matter this morning is owing to the fact that, on account of a heavy snow-storm, the wires of tho Western Union were not working last night, Mr.

Emery, our CANDY I CANDY! Berlsal ef tbs CnIM Mates llo Urn CuallimW horn Urn file his affidavit, showing that the plat and notice have been posted in a conspicuous place on the claim during such period of publication. If no adverse claims shall have been filed with the register and receiver of tlie proper land office at the elpiration of the siity days of publication, it shall he assumed that the applicant is entitled to a patent upon the navment to the nrnimr officer nf Ave CANDY CANDY! CANDY! CANDY I CANDY I A TOUCHtNO CASK. Barrala of Laohrymal Brln Spirt In Juatlo' Ofrto. It was expected the ease cf Mrs. Lif-lie Davis, who hod John Hall arrested for assaulting her with divers deadly weapons, and Anally winding up with choking her, would develop some startling features of ferocity on the part of Hall, the recital of which would curdle the blood of the listeners.

Yesterday the case was called, and a Mia. Davis took the stand A 8II.KNCB At OF DEATH fell upon the expectant throng. The attorney for the prosecution squared himself and told her to tell the story. Judge of his surprise and everybody else's when she had nothing to say, and it was with the utmost difficulty she could be prevailed upon to admit that he choked her just a little, while it was evident if she could have gone behind tli record she would not even have admitted that. The parting scene was told amid tears that moved tlio whole audience.

Judge Clark hail to use bia handkerchief freely trying to make believe ho had a bad cold, but the suspicious moisture in his eye told that it was the weeping woman's story that melted the eye-juice out of him. It was the morning anVr the row. She started for the door, and Johnnie PUT HIS AKMH AKOU.fD HKR and kissed her and asked her if she would be his? There the prosecuting lawyer wept bitterly. What did you say to this was finally asked rVb-SniMe "I-sob-said-sob-y-e-s." The audience wept with her. John was called after Hank Bcanian bad mopped up the floor.

He gave one look at Bessie and burst into tears. She looked towards him and responsivcly followed suit. It would be doing our readers an injustice to barrow lip. their feelings by further description of Tills st T.N B. Sufficient to say that the attorneys on both Bides were wholly unable to speak.

And Judge Clark at last exclaimed: "This is too much it is too much I dismiss llic case;" but recovering: himself, be added; "Mr. Hall, you will have to pay the costs." As she was leavinir the room John held out bis arms and murmercd: "Bessie." She turned ami in a moment more would have been locked in bis embrace, but her lawyer quietly but firmly restrained her, and led her we eping from the room. Alsiut thii time one of the iKjstofiice clerks came rushing into the room, wanting to know who in thunder had spilled a barrel of water, and swearing it had wet everything down stairs; but on learning the facts in tbc case, he silently departed. Judge Clark declared that, in all his nutgister-ial exMrience, be never had anything strain him like that did. 4,000 ZPOTTHSTDS -AT THK Big Horn Store MATIESSEN GOLDBERG, K.

ELMS. rjpni UTxwr SEDATION or tux sxasos is 7ns ormnie or Mcdonald ellis' Wholesale and Retail SADDLERY HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT. Deadwood, Dakota. STaara tnaaMi fnS Ma-l ml California Saddles. Concord, Western Team and Buggy Harness, Of Our Own Manufacture.

ToaUar ailli a full lioa California linrhra, BuflTalo Hob's. Blankets and tiui-rlnf(let, Web and Leatner llultrnt, Rami and Black Rldlna; Bridles and Murtln-gales. HI hip Mock, Iluxirj Tram and Hull Whips, Two, Four and nix Horse California Lashes, Brushes, Rubber.and Wood Card, KublMT and Leather luterl'erina; Boota, Collar and Zinc I'ads. IMi ket RJns and California MlrrupA, Riding and Drltlna; Bits, Spun and Bltw, Lap Robes and SleUh Bells, Etc. om -i ui 1 MAUI Bt.Opp0lUt6 F08tOfu06 FfciDAT, Dkcbmbbb 19, 1879.

DMCCTORY. vim dstaiitmiiit. THa MVnrlnf a a IWt of tha Btaaaa wUara hoaatw tkaaaaoftto rir taMMlli a.jil: ImMM TnWi atora, Main tra, JOU Ami, B. MrW ft.ra, Haln rtlMt, 1M M. Coonty balbtliiga, aoroar Pin aud Hhim.a Hii i IB, IMIM.

At all of aaraatba Cm ajanaad kydraui kaya can la fount. Munwnnn omri, Tha tcmt OOaa will hanaftar ovu r. menu) frnm IMO a.ak. 710 a. m.

Muutlaya, Irua litm a io p. m. Thafttaoiuand tattar wlnilow opao It" a. a. Hor ortara bum MMhlnf Uwfchual Honaaat'll a.

m. awl ran MWk. 130. Ukaa I MHWB, rrajw tag iniaMOiaiair aiiw wwn Jamm Wai.iawa, A. i.

WMimn Patton. A number of men were work yea-tarday keeping tha channel open under OjUmt Bay. Ed. Whitehead think, with the E1-tnira newspaperite, that after ail, the moat beautiful hair is that of your first Wby, which hasn't any." Sergeant ODowd, of the aignal er-Tice, fell on the sidewalk last evening and eeverely sprained hi ankle. Dr.

McKown was called to attend him. Quite a number of onr Deadwood belles and beaux are going up this evening to the party at the De 8niet headquarters in Central. Charley Albright ha opened an elegant elub-room over Archie Wright's bil-hard-halJ, where he will always be pleased to meet the gentlemen in the city. The ladies of the Congregational Aid Society will meet at Mrs. H.

H. Mund's, Ingleside, this afternoon, to make final arrangement- fcr their fentival and upper next Tuesday evening. Columbus Majors, who ha, just finished the aaseMinent of property in Crook City and Galena, informs that the valuation in Crook amounts to $70-, COO, and in Galena to $36,000. Archie Wright, of the popular billiard ball, is detenninedjthat the boys hall not lack for something to aniue and interest them during the long winter evenings. To that end be has arranged fr a billiard tournament, the winner to be presented with an eliffunt cue, which is now on exhibition at hi billiard parlors.

As detail are arranged further particulars will be published in the Pioneer. Tt raimM Joan. i jrr.Tioir.av. The Piosma luM rtcrlTrd and la now ripening tb laryeat and beat Mlectl urk of prlnicra-MattniMTT ever broiKht In Ilia Hilli. which will lold cash at the verj lowwt prlcn.

Look atthelu: JO a Lcttrr lloafls per ream 12 7 Not Hrada I Sft Not llt awt 1 9 nkt S.il 1 14 Hillllrwtii," I 14 Bill llea.la.4a" 1 aill Uta.6a EnTdopn. from 11.75 to Flat rap ami Mlo pwt, in pound, 2S0. Ulra tu a vail. At Biirnlmiii's on Sherniiin street they have received ly expre their fall flock millinery Hat, llowra nil feathers of the latest style. If Furs for a lady, Kure for a girl, Furs have we enough fur all.

Kven so fur as furs fur a doll. 155tf ED. WrllTEIIaUD. H. J.

Clark, justice of the peace, is to be found over the port office, corner of Main and all streets. isiu At the store nf H. J. KrendlinRer, I.ce street, near Main, arceions are fre-qnently made to the already large snd well axwirtrd Ktork of pluir, tine-cut and smoking tobaccos, snuus, cigars, riRtirettes, cigarette paper, cigar and rigarette holders, meerschaum, wood and fancy pipes, rublier, cherry and weichnel pijie stems, born, rubber and amber pie mounts and bits, ami a great variety of suuill wares pertaining to the tohacro and rigar btisim-ss. Civtomers will find it to their advantage to examine this stock, as the prices are low, and each branch ix thoroughly assorted, enabling bnyers to be well and quirkly suited, saving the annoyance and Ions' of time canvawing the market.

H. J. lircndlinger, Let-street, near Main, Deadwood. and corner J'iflcentli and lilakc streets, Denver. Colorado.

84d3ui Zipp's for boots and shoes. lol tf Publlo Notlee. Notice is hereby given tlmt the regular aunnul meeting of the stockholders of the Fiit National Hunk of Deailwooil will be held at the banking house of said association, on the l'tlli day of Jau-narv, A. 1). at 10 o'clock' a.

m. of saiJ day, for the purNc of electing a Board of directors for the ensuing year. Dated at Deadwood. D. Dec.

18, 1879. M. C. Thi 164-30t Cashier. Leeal blanks of all kinds for sale at the Pioxun office.

If Netlo. All persons taking water from the Black Hills Canal and Water company shall keen their own service and stop rocks and apparatus in good repair and protected from frost at their own expense, and prevent all tuinccerwnry wasle of water. And it is expressly stipulated by the company that no claims shall be made against them by reason of the breaking of any service cocks or service pipes. Joint P. Belpiko, Kuierintendcnt.

Dbadwood, Dec. 1, 1879. 142 Kow by BT. DENIS, I've got a su- Jrfluoua stock of ladies', misses' and iovs' underwear, which I have determined to lessen regard less of actual worth the remainder of this year, liijtf Ed. Wuiteukad, The Plymouth Hand Made Buck dove is the Bosa Glove of the world.

Tinrlcs W. Mather, agent, opposite the Wentworth. Iiftral blanks of all kinds, for sale at the Pio.N'KEk office. tf NOTICE. Coiktt AasKsaoa's Ornc, I'eauwood, Kov.

8, 1879. ListM of taxable property are now ready, and all parties desirins to make their returns iu person, will be furnished blanks by applying to tbe office. Office hours fruui 9 a. nv, to 12 mand from 1 to 4. p.

m. Office in Ingnun's new building, upper ftsnuaa street, f. Ikat. 14 Ira P. Cohen.

Lead City's popular clothing merchant, was taking in Central City yesterday. Young Cronin, who has been sick for some time at bourse's hotel. Golden Gate, died yesterday. R. E.

Williams has gone into rmrtner-ship with Joseph Treanor, making a strong mercantile firm. Ore is being hauled to the Union mill preparatory to starting up, which they expect to do to-day or to-morrow. The Central Herald came out yesterday printed wholly at home. We congratulate Editor Bartholomew on this evidence of his prosperity. The proprietor of tho Amerigan house bar and billiard-room is removing the bar into the room formerly occupied by Dr.

Perrynian as a drugstore. A largo arched door is being cut out between the two rooms, and when completed it will be the largest and most complete billiard hall in Central. LEAD. Christmas goods at Allison's. A number of carpenters are at work on the addition to Mahan Whitney's meat market.

Large stock of silverware at Allison's. Fine gold watches and chain at Allison's. M. Jacolw, proprietor of the opera house, has several of the finest billiard-tables in Lead City. J.

T. L. Henry, ex-np-gulch carrier, has accepted the position of local writer for the Western Enterprise. Success and good luck attend him. Fine stock of Christmas toys at Allison's.

The members of the Lead City fire department hnvej announced a grand ball to be given under their auspices New Year's Eve. A newliell has been'. 'put JJon ijthe Homestakc locomotive, li. B. Haggin, anil its musical tintinabiiUlions can now be heard all over town.

Choice sfrnrk of clocks and watches at Allison's. I-nigest stock of candies in town at Allison's. Great preparations are being made for the grand bull to be given by the Lead City cornet lmnd, Christmas Ev. Tickets for snle at Allison's, W. F.

Hird-eli's ami Wissl A Campbell's. Frank Abt, the sipnlar hotel aod restaurant proprietor, furnish the supper, which will I first-class in every respect. We predict that this party will be the most enjoyable affair of the season. Get your watches und click repaired at Allison's. i.

o. o. r. The regular scmi-nnima) election of officers of Eureka lodge, No. was held last evening, and resulted in the choice of tlieno eminent dignitaries for the ensuing term: J.

J. Williams, N. John P. Kcarns. V.

(.: W. II. li.ll, R. Win. Hartley, P.

II. li.tiilaou. treusurer. Hosiery enough for Looo people, Hang out tlie on the at. ci.lc, Pris'laini to all I le people in the Hills.

And lei those dving imrue it in their wills. That Whitehead has the liest assortment of hosiery iu the Black Hills. L'wtf I-egal blanks of all kinds, for sale at the Pionkkk (ifliv. tf Lost. Between Cleveland and IVidwix! street, a bundle containing children's undcrcloshing.

also hills and papers of no use to any one but theowner. The tinder will be renanhsl hy leuviegthem at the store of Tints. Whitlukcr, coi ner Head woo. I anil Slier, nan. 1.I Sealed Proposals for County Printing.

Ollicc of the County Clerk, Lawrence County. I). December Notice is hereby given tlmt sealed projMals will he received at the olliee of tlie eoniily clerk until 2 o'cl s-k p.m., leo. 22, for all county printing required during the year 1-Vsl, as follows: Pris-ecdiirgn Uianl of county commissioners per line; blanks per thousand, as per samples in county clerk's ollicc. All hlauks to he luinteil on I I In.

paper, 11x17 The board reserves the right to reject anv or all bids. By order Ismnl of coiuitv commissioners. C. H. Mi kissis.

lott-lt Cuuutv Clerk. NEW STAGE LINK. The IVadwisl, liochford and Custer stage, mail and express line have tiie road stocked with four horse and No. 1 Concord coaches from here to KiH'hford and Custer City, ami are pre-inired for passengers and express; vviil leave the Sidney liills stage ofliiv on Moii'lays, Wednesdays and Kriil.ivs, ut 7 a. returning on TuchJuvs, Thursdays uud time, through ill one day.

l'ariiciilar intention jviid to freight and express matter, tiniers taken for gissis, ami gissls Isiught mid delivered along the line promptly ami ut rexsunable rates, lor information upply In, DOtf M. Wilsik, Agent. if KNCKLSIOK! 1S79 Fall and Winter 1SS0 CLOTHING D. HOLZMAN, No. 144 Main Dradurood, Grand aW-opanlna at aur New store, at tlie Old Curaptrte Stork fbi lit Fall an 1 Winter, such as.

OVERCOATS. iiKvs xt boy srrrs, Kl'VHKK l.oorj IX VARIETY, SB'S WfcAR VUHRRT LIMIT. HOSIERY IS I'ROKt SION. ASU EVERY KISD OF I NUKKW EAK I.OOliR. BATH of VAKIOCS STYLES.

Toother a Ufa evvrytluur. to be IuuimI In a ttm-claaa rl.4bltiK hner. My aca-t oi Su and IMwa tor the svatnn bt enmufeir and rtulmra Ua Wadinx at ftuai Gent Furnishing Goods MAX FISHBL CO, ilTGTATRTSTT efficient and accommodating operator, finding he could get nothing through closed up his office about 10 o'clock. Our space is, however, fully occupied by the result of the diligent and arduous labors of Judges Clagett and Murphy, the sub-committee appointed to revise the United States mining laws and suggest amendments to them. The appointment was made in compliance with a request of the public land commissioner, and no better selections could have been made.

Judge Clagett has assisted in the framing of every mining law, with two exceptions, ever drawn up in the western territories from here to the Pacific coast. The report of this committee is a long one, but it will be of interest, not only in the Black Hills, but in all the mining regions of the continent. Personal. Judge Rinchart, of Lead, was in the city yesterday. Judge Welater, better known as the "good and kind," was iu the city yesterday.

Wn shall expect a full and favorable report of his visit in the next issue of the Enterprise. Moses Coffiin, one of the owners of the Big Missouri mine, arrived in the city to-day on businem of an important nature connected with the mine. He in tends positively to return this evening. There will be no postponement on account of the weather. W.

II. Hibbard, proprietor of the Black Hills telegraph line, arrived in the city yesterday morning by tho Sidney coach. It is not generally known what brought him here at this inclement season of the year, but those in the ring state that he took the trip solely for the purpose of seeing the new desk that has been put in the telegraph office since the fire. A Coed Rule. Justice Column has determined upon a new plan of procedure that will meet with the hearty approval of every man in the city.

In the future, when a man comes in with a frivilous complaint, he will lie compelled to pay the costs or go to jail if he fails to make out bis case. He was induced to make this rule on account of several foolish caes rwing brought before him; the last one that of Buffalo Bill, who swore out a warrant a-zainst Paul King for assaulting Jennie Hi mn. Paul warrested and taken fore Justice Colinan. Finltilo (tiling to apicar as a prosecuting witnevthe case was adjourned for a few day. When it was called again still failed to appear and King wasdiscliarg-ed.

Now if Ittitliilo does not come up and pay the costs the justice ill Ueiie an attachment fur him, and he will have to come down ith the cots or go to the Manning mansion. A Rough Trip. Onr young friend, Lieutenant Wallace, of the Seventh cavalry, has just that sort of an expedition ahead of him. He is under orders to start from Fort Meade, to-uinrrow or next day, ith a detachment of three noii-coinminsioncd olficers and twelve private soldiers, to conduct a Jrty of deserters to Fort Keogh, Montana, where a genera! court-martial soon commences. The name of the unfortunates who are to I so carefully escorted are John Davis, of Co.

Second cavalry; Andrew Ij-xier, Co. (J, Second cavalry; and David Smith, Co. Fifth infantry. His jaunt of miles across the wastes of frozen anow and in the face of northern Dak La blizzards is not a Christmas frolic to be hankered after, and the alwence of the lieutenant will be regretted in many a festive gathering here and hereabouts. Crand Jury Work.

The grand jury brought in no new- bills yesterday, but are still engaged in their Star chamber work of indicting. Yesterday Mrs. Boughlon was arraigned before the court on the charge of lcing accessory before the fact to the murder of Mrs. Callison. She plead not guilty and was remanded back to jail.

Jennings, who was indicted for the murder of Jackson, was also before the court, and plead not guilty and was remanded for trial. INCOMING FREiCHTS. The following freight left Bismarck Dec. 12, via the Northwestern Trans-pollution company: J. B.

Gilbert, 5 pkgs. Woodburn James Alger. Adams Browning Bent A J. Zoellner. 10; Higbv 8: D.

P. Buriiham, Maun Bas. 2: Graves Sl Curtis, 2: Ben Holsti in, F. Zipp, 2. Hotel Arrivals.

Tho following aro among the arrivals at the prominent hotels yesterday. merchants' hotel. W. H. Hibbard, Wm.

Woodruff, Cheyenne; Joseph Gorgas, Rapid City; Fred T. Evans, city; Mrs. J. H. Central; J.

P. McKinnis, wife and daughter, Terraville; G. H. Holdon aud wife. Lead City; 11.

C. Harney, Bridgora' Ferry. iih-aky's hotel. A. A.

J. Galla- 5 her. Crook; Geo. R. Cooper.

Spearlish; Broadhead, Carterville: W. W. lie-land. Lead Citv; D. L.

i ids in, Galena; S. Wetinore, tear Butte; Henry Aik-nian, Spearlish; J. W. H. Scott, A.

G. Garrisou, False Bottom. Zipp's for boots and shout. 151lf lin to Star A Bullock's fir building paper, tar paper and wull paper. llTtf Totter Palmer, of the Palmer house, Chii-ngo, Illinois, extends the hand of welcome to all Deadwood guct.

for the period of one vear, at two-thinis the regular rates. The Palmer house is the best hotel in Chicago. 1 le-tf BLACK HILLS SALT, For sale, in inr quantity, bv lllLULBHANl) A llAHldXG, Sole Apeuts. The trade supplied at 77 Main street and nne Warehous. Sbenasn KrcL lXi-tf.

1 i dollars per acre, and that no aitverse claim ensts; ami thereafter no objection from a third party to the issuance of a patent shall lie heard, ex-cent it be shown that the annlicant has failed to comply with the terms of this cliapter. 8bc. Hection 2326 is hereby amend-so as to read as follows: Section 232(5. Where an adverse claim is filed during the period of publication, it shall be upon oath of the person or persons making the same, or his, their or its duly authorized agent, and shall show tlie nature, boundaries and extent of such adverse claim, and all proceedings, except the publication of notice and making and tiling of the affidavit thereof, shall l)o stayed until the controversy shall have been settled or decided by a court of competent jurisdiction or the adverse claim waived. It shall be the duty of the adverse claimant, within thirty days after filing his claim, to commence pniceedings in a court of competent jurisdiction to determine the question as against said applicant for patent of the right of possession and prosecute tlie same with reasonable dilligence to final judgment, and a failure to do so shall be a waiver of his adverse claim.

After such judgment shall nave neen rendered, the party entitled to the possession of the claim, or any portion thereof may. without giving fur ther notice, tile a certified copy of the judgment roll with the register of the land otlice, together with the certificate of the surveyor-general that tlie requisite amount of lalsir has been expended or improvements made thereon, and the description required in other cases, and shall pay to the receiver five dollars per acre for his claim, together with the proper fees, whereujion tho whole proceedings and the judgment roll shall be certified by the register to the commis sioner of the general land office, and a patent shall issue thereon for the claim or such portion thereof as the applicant shall appear from the decision of the court to rightly possess. If it appears from the decision of the court that sev eral parties are entitled to separate and different" portions of the claim, each party may pay for his portion of the claim with tne proper fees, and file the certificate and description by the surveyor-general, wlicreusjn the register shall certifv the proceeding and judg ment roll to the commissioner of the general land office, as in the proceeding "asc, and patents shall issue to the severs I parties according tu the respective rights. Sec. Section 2328 is hereby amend ed so as to read as follows: 2128.

Applications for patents for mining claims under former laws now pending, may lie prosecuted to a luial decision in the genvr.il land office, but in such cases where adverse rights are not affected thereby, patents may issue in pursuance of the provisions of this chapter, and all pat ents lor nulling claims Ukii veins or lisles heretofore issued shall convey all the rights und privileges conferred by this chapter, where no adverse rights existed at the time of the passage of this act. is hereby amended so as to re-id a follows: Sic. JHJo. The location, inninicr of recording and amount of work necessary to hold possiion nf a placer mining claim, except on veins or lode having a dip or ineli 'ttou of 20 degrees or lean as heretoiore provided, shall be governed by the local customs, aud regulations as established ami iu force in the mining district embracing such claim, not in conflict with the laws of the Htali-s or the laws of the state or territory in which such district is situated. And ail placer claims of every description whatever, shall be subject to entry and patent under like circumstances and conditions, and upon similar proceedings, as far as applicable, as are provided for vein or lisle claims, except that the plat need not be posted at the place of discovery; but where the lands have lcen previously surveyed by the I'uitcd States, the enirv in lis exienor minis sunn coniopn to the legal sul.livii,ions af the public lands.

Sit-tion 2300 is hereby amended so as to read as tollow.i: 3VHI. Legal sulslivisious of fortv acres may lie snlslividi'd into ten-acre tracts; and two or more iersons or associations of persons having contiguous laiins oi auv sue, aiiiiougn sucti claims mav lie less than ten acres, each may make joint entry thereof. But no location of a placer claim made after the passage of this act exceed ten ueres for any one person or association of persons; and nothing in this section contained shall deleat or impair any bona fide pre-emption or homestead claim upon agricultural lands or author ize the sale ot tnu improvements of any Uma lide settler to any purchaser. Section is hereby amended so to read as follows, Skc. 2ool.

Where placer claims are upon Mirveyed lands, and conform to legal su I tli vis ions, no further survey or plat shall lie required; and all placer mining claims lis ali-d after the passage of this act shall conform as near as practicable with the 1'nited States system of public laud surveys, and the rectangular sulsiivisions of such surveys, and no such location shall include more than ten acre for each individual claimant or a-sociatioii of persons; but here placer claims cannot be conformed to legal stilidivisinns, survey and plat shall be made as on miaiirveyed lands; and where by the segregation of miiier.il land in any legal siilsJivk-ion a quantity of agricultural laud, less than forty acres remains, such fractional portion of agricultural laud may Is- entered by any party qualified by law, for home stead or pre-emption Section is hereby amended so a to read as follows: ilili. Wbere tlie owner or own ers of a placer milling t-laim and bi or their grantoni lmve held and workiil his or their claim for the period of two yesrs. evidence of sncb (MHScssion and oi in; of nu ll claim for such period shall le stitbcicnt to csuil.lish Ins right to pattMit thereto in the alecnee of anv aiiveme clsini: but nothing in this chapter shall lie deemed to impair any lien which may have attnehed in any wav wluitever to any lode or placer claim or property Uiereto attached, prior to the issuance of a patent. ejection 'SUM is hereby amended so as to read as follows: iKi Where two or more separate and distinct reins, or reins appearing on the surface to le separate and distinct, unite beneath tlie surface, the oldest or prior location shall take the vein below the point of union, including all the space of union, Simon. The sections of the re-riced statutes herein as also section S2t of such rerised sututcs, are hereby re-' pealed; but such repeal shall in no way affect or impair any right existing at tlie time of such repeal.

This act shall take effect from and after its passage. I.eeal blank of all kind, for -'e at Lt frvKU oflic. tf Main Street Near Lee, tlie( am! I'HOlKvTiON t'lliAKS. GOTTSTEIN Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Are mw ii (W1J THE LARGEST STOCK! Ever to Tcrritnrv. NotwitliFtandins tlie lieavv lrws li.H in th bij; tire, we will Lower Than Ever! To repin onr Custom.

M'e hnve now nivmiplele stork of cvcrrthiiif in our line. rurties in the tmde will lind it to thfir advautauc to i-ome and' see ut. a dollar saretl la twu earned. KsK'ctlullv vulirs. SomawrtaCMIxed.

The case of OIley not Alley who stole the money from the trunk at Central, has assumed a funny phase. After his arrest I'belps, the man from whom the money was stolen, did not want to prosecute as until he committed this'oireneejlie had Iwcn a man in whom he had placed the utmost coijidtnec. The outing was one of thoee peculiar cases of temptation dm devil throws in a fellow's way omv in a while to get his harMKin into him. Olley was watching the house during the aWnce of Pbel and the housekeeper, and wishing to go up town he saw Pheljai' trunk open. Ho went to shut it down and lock it, and saw the money lying there.

He shut down the lid, took up his tidille and played a couple of tunes. Then arose, tsk the money and ski-ped out. The rest is familiar to the readers of the Pioneer. So far as the kidnapping iseoncerned.tllley was a deserter from company (J, Eleventh infantry, ami while Phelps did not wish to prosecute him, he was willing thnt he should be sent back to his company. Acting Usiii this, Hank lieaman took Olley to Fort and delivered him over to tho military authorities.

Busted Melody. Yesterday morning about 2 oYlock, Joe Gnndolfos orchestra suited for Deadwood from Central, where they bad been playing at a party. Everything went along smoothly enough until they arrived at Gayville, when the horjes became frightened mid suddenly wheeled out of the beaten track, upsetting the sleigh and spilling tho occupants and their iiHtruments over nbout an acre of frozen ground. After the party had found out that no one was injured, a search was made for the musical instruments, when to the sorrow of all it was discovered that the bull-fiddle, the pride of the whole orchestra, was smashed beyond redeni-tion. Its remains were bmiight to the city and now lie in state in Joes' store.

Stage Notes. The following nissengers arrived by the Bismarck coach yesterday: Thomas Hardnick, J. A. Scott. Departed by the same line, Mrs.

Welier, W. Richards, J. D. Hale, P. Connolly, I.

B. Walker. Gaston O'Brien have all kinds of mining stocks for sale. Office one door above btebbius Post Mund's hank. lliitf Seal Story.

Once upon a midnight, sev eral line seals slmlled into Whitehead's. They were ipiicklv pounced iisiu by tue cieiKs ami skuiucu, aim maue up into oh exquisite seta for sale cheap, cheaper, cheapest En. Whitkiikau. THE LADIES Who have boy will not forget that the best plax to find nice suits, overcoats and uktcrs, for all ages and all prices, from $5 to flo a suit; the very laUvt styles in neckwear, underwear, gentlemen's dnwing-rolms. hcm-stitehed silk ana camlnc-linen handkerchiefs for holiday presents, at at the popular clothmg-house of S.

BLOOM. Entrances ou Lee street and Main, opposite Stebbins, Post and Mund's bank. 152todecii5 Zipp's for boots and shoe. 151tf rW.l. im again and is ilisosiiia; of fluid sus'en-auce in his new building on Main street, on tbc fnnnrr site of the Ophlr.

GROOITRS. 13Ctf FRANKLIN ttniu wiibtuijf sell our HhoiIk litilTTKlX KK.V.VKIJ.V. Tmgrtaiii Com. nwMi nwe. HIE.

A--K. nk train. sW rh rWM nrntrtmrwrn urn Ben Baer, 1MKKTKR AX1 DK.ALKK IN KENTUCKY WHISKIES, Brandies, G-iris, FUUKRiX AX1 IMMESTIO AVIXES vV 13 CIGARS. St. Imis and Milwaukee ExiNjrt Beer.

MAIX hTREET, DAKOTA, D. T. jMifesieii State Fast Freight Contracted. SjK'ffal Attention Giren to express matter. This i the m4 popular of all rtwites out of the Hills, because it the shortest and beat.

Katest time. hors, ni4 coaifonakle Coachrs. Meals. Ihis a the Kute for hlcairo, St. Louis, Kansas Citr.

Montana. Lake Superior aim curope. win iktbjci nm i' nr mwj rear im KxwttratTU -awtttfff wiOt mry ata. T- wwnt ka- lHiW.fc wt om iarfnn. An liaawaar atork band, and will not be ira- tacM.

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