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

Li A OK TIMER: TritmSOAY MORNING, HEPT. 3. 1885 COIXTV COMMinMIOIIKHI. at the ink corner, but subsequently FORCED IIUOHOOU DAKOTA. LADIES.

We call your atttntlon to a new and fresh line of Black andoolored Cashmeres. Black and colored Silks. Those goods were bought on the recent deollne and will be sold ffe Me Very Little to Say To-Day. BUT WE HAVE LOTS OF DRY GOODS to sell and they must be sold, altho' we are not having humbug Closing-out Sales, we are able to meet competition WE SHALL FFE It OUR ENTIRE BTOCK OF Ready Mado Goods I at Greatly Kiduccd Price. lit tact we lealer can buy them.

SPECIAL in Ladies' "White Wrappers and Dress Sacque, we propose to sell them very cheap. 3 Sun Shades and Parasols, Ladies' 2t'jilin TJa.d9xxrar, Offered very Cheap. Iloslsry, Notions, Corsets, Souse Furnishing Goods, Laoes, Embroideries, Carpets, Curtains, Sto. An Inspection is solicited Rfl. J.

WERTHHEIF.1ER, mad up hi mind that tbe Lee Street drain was practically publio property and 1 now extending hi sewor to II Injunction Is talked of and It 1 not Improbable that litigation will result. Arrangements have been mado for a union temperance meeting at tbt M. E. church ntxt Muuday evening. Itev E.

II. Martin will give hi leoturt upen "Tht Evil aud Kennedy of Intemperance" at that llmo. A preliminary examination of Frank Orison, renamed with the murder of Eull Uounafeldt, began before Justice Murrlaot Central yesterday, Distrlot Attorney Carey for tht Urrllory Col. Paiker fur defense. At tht conclusion of evidence for tha prosecution, fur ther bearing wat deferred until tins mornitg.

Nothing tow developed or I promised. Tht defense will undoubtedly be self defense as foreshadowed In the letter from Mrs Kueppla recently publlshsd la the Times. PERSONAL MENTIONS. BJoho Treber visited Scoop yesterdsy Miss L. L.

Pittct rtturntd by laat evening' Wyoming. Beth Bullock and Sol Star left lor Sundance yesterday. Alvia and Mrs. Fox rtturntd from Hpearfish yesterday. Dan Kalliburn reach Sturgl on hi return to th Hill, laat evening.

William Bytber arrived from tbe south by last evening's Wyoming-Fred Evaus is on hi return to the Hill, and will arrive on Saturday. Jodge Carey 1 subscriber to and a studious reader of "Youth' Compan ion." Lieutenant Robinson, Bevsnth caval ry, came up from Kurt Meade last eveniug. F. M. Allen, of Sparks Allen, Sturgis, returned from tbe east witb hi bride, by yesterdsy' toach.

Colonel Thompson came up from Big Bottom last tvening. Hecouflrma previoua reports ol injury to crop. Judge Moody, A. E. Frank and Lev Wecden, depart for Sioux Fall on a lata making expedition thi morn ing.

Profeaaor Free, under tbe chaperon- age of Judge McLaughlin, called upon many of our citizen yestorday. lie ereatet a very fa'r Impression. Csptaln Van Vs'zeh, Lieutenant Scott, wife and child, Mis M. Gray and Mis L. Corbett aro in the city.

Taey return to the post today. P. D. O'Brien cause ovor fioni Bear Gulch yesterday, whither be went to pay off a lorce employed on hi mining property In that district. Returning at visited the Red water district where, a elsewhere throughout the valleys, be found a half completed bar-veal, and turner greatly discouraged.

A large portion of all grain is cut and comparatively littlo threshed. Tbe bulk lira upon the ground aud farmers are improving every minute of sunshine turning and endeavoring to dry and save the grain. Late crop are in flue coudiliuou. HprarBata Normal Mcliool 'I bis iustitu'lon will reopen Sept. 14, 1885, (or a term of fifteen weeks.

Tu ition free to those who expect to Icscii in the public schools of the territory. Others 11 be charged but (1 a mouth for this term. Students must be at least 14 years o' age and pass a lair ex. aminatioa. Frof.

F. Cook, formerly of tbe Winona Normal school, is the principal. 8 2 2 Al.UtHT FOWBRS, See. of jard of Trustees. Extra Premlnsno.

At a meeting of the director of the Black Hills Fair association, it was ordered That a cash premium of $150 be of fered tp the school district malting the largost and best exuii it ot farm and garden produce at tbe fair to be held at Deadwoed, Sept. J5 10. The first premium to be 100, the second prem ium to be sou. me premiums 10 uj used In the uurchase of a school lib rary, charts, by tbe successful districts. This in addition to other prem iums ottered.

Il was deemed best to offer the prem iums in this way and thus secure a combination of interests that would result in a magnificent display. It is a handsome purse ana merits your active interest, and the amount received by the successful competitors will be of great benefit in improving your school facilities. The exhibits will as a unit from each district, but may be contributed to by any citizen ot trie district. Capt. C.

V. Gardner, of Spring Valley, the superintendent of this department, or any officer of the association, will take pleasure in furnishing all information regarding the matter. Trusting your hearty co-operation, We remain, yours truly, Black Hill Fair Association. Tbe time being limited I a3k your immediate personal attention to this mailer, and eee that the school trustees and citizens of your district are promptly advised of this proposition and notify me as soon as possible, If vour district will exaibit. J.

J. HURTS, 9 2 Secretary. ltuatloa Wanted. By a competent woman as burse. Inquire of V.

Merchant hotel. 06t Zlpp' for Boot and Shoe. "Beach Corat." Ask for Wells' "Rough oa Corns," 15c. Quick, complete euro. Hard or soft coma, waru.

baoinna. 6 27daw Subscribe tot tbe Tim. alai Meetlost of the Beard of laiiuty ('osnsnieaiaaero. To 'the Board of County Commission ers: You aro notified to meet In special seiislmi at the court hou In I) ad wood, D. on Monday, Benemlier 7, 1BS5, lor the tranatciioo ot the following business, viz: T.

To make the levy lor tbt taxes of 18M. I. To purchase a site for a Jail. 8. To adopt plaoa aud specifications lor a Jail.

4. To advertise for Ibo building of a Jail and to make all necessary orders in the ma'ter ol building a jail. 5. To receive bids lor Hie all bonds. 8.

To approve tbj tends uof on file for liquor licenses. JOHN SAaRH, 8 1 td County Clerk. Hone for Hale. Sixteen bands high, about twelve hundred pounds, ganlle aud kind in barneia, draught and saddle, aorrel gilding, eight year old. Veterinarian Tkkact, U.

S. A. 0-1 fit Ft. Meaio, D. T.

A Caavao Cartridge Belt any guage or caliber, free by mail ter 28 cents In postage stamps. John 1). Bethel, mauutucturer sportsmen a goads, bunting boot and shoes. 124 Chambers Street, New York City. aaled.

A r-t -a man atnl i vithmit chililrea, to work on a ranch, or a good in iiaa.e uuice. i- Ially F.i preen. Hubt Si D'-ardutf run a dally ex press from Deadwuod to Lewisville, and orders can be left at Merchants' Hotel. Djadwood, or, Turul's saloon, Ltwlsvlllt. 9 Mm ella.

Fared o. Expreaa. The above named company are now doing an xpress and pickago business to and from all points east, south and west to tbe Black Hills via Chadron and Wyoming stage company's coaches. Trusty messengers In charge. Offices at Kepid City, Sturgis and Deadwood.

U.ALawton, 8Slf Aent. I lead wood. To atlilpiwre. The Evans Freight line is now ready to handle freight in any quantity, via. Chadron.

Mark goods care C. V. lly via. Chadruo, cart Evans transportation line. 7 25tf F.

T. Evans. araa4 Kaffle Will be refund Sept. 10 at John De- laney'a salmin, Centrul my big four, home omnibus which cost when new Tickets 100. 8-2l-tI JOHN tAVES.

Piaao aatrel. Wan'ed to rent, a niaoo. Address 8 27 4 box 535. Meat. on Forest avmue, belonging ing to L.

L. Couanl. Inquire of E. W. Martin.

0 tl Notire. The aartuil mving of the stock holders ol tuo Oiuy Eugle Copper Mmitig bm lung cmupmy, will ho held at the office of O. Hoolield, I lead wood, on Tnursdiev, September 10, ltfW, at 10 o'clock a. m. Thomas Cartkk, 8 21 20 President.

Absolutely Pure. Thin oowiier never varies. A manrel ot parity, fltrength lad wruie)omeno88. More economical than the ordinary kinds and can- out he boi i in competition wun tne mauimae of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Hold only in cans.

Royal Bakinc Powrfei luti Wail New York. 4 4 7 THE DAKOTA FARM MORTGAGE COMPA2TZ LOANS MONEY ON. FARMS AND MAKES Final Proof for Settlers County anl School Eonis BOUGHT. J. F.

EDMONDS, Manager, Ornoa With A. W. Hastte, next, to MerchtD'a National bank. Dead rood. K.old City om la litll Sous Bulk.

Deadwood and Rapid City, it-tr mm R0YAU ntwit 111 DO IT. While Id Hie Ksl we In a bid for tbu of LEVI A Wbnlesale Clothiers, ami COT IT which ntillireil us to MO VK lo tbe Hree urlrle building lurnierly rxrupiid by Zipp. Our goods are NKW. perfect limns; aim eiesirauie, aa yuu win aue when you EXAMINE THEM, and were bought for a song, and we are willing to divide THE SPOILS with you. Our stock is now tbe largest in tbe territory, but will not he so leng, for tbey aro now bring aold for less than tbey can lie bought lur In New York ou long time, by tbu case.

It was a bankrupt stock and wa bought at bankrupt prices, and 11 be-iug SOLD B.VNKKL'IT rillCES. BOOTS ANL) SHOES We have also a lierge stock of Gents' Hoots aud rJbuea, which will be SOLD FOR less than wai ever beard or drcaiiTSd if in tbe lilack II Ms. CHASE'S Where They Sell Cheap DEADWOOD. Max Fishel Bro. BLACK HILLS AGENTS Fur tbe Genuine Singer Sewing Machine Machines Rented by the Mo'nih at Reasonable Rates.

Needles, Oil and all kinds ot fixtures always In stock. SZASWOOS FLOURING MILLS are Prepared to Supply the Hills with Patent Roller Process Flour Second to cone Id tbe woild. "Board of Trade" and S. S. Brands of Flour, Graham, Baited Corn Meal, Bran and snorts.

and alwaya on hand. BUM A'jLKWD oi GRAIN. For (ot hidheet cash price will be aid. Tolciinjne rdere promptlr Ulled. rree city jeh very.

wa. scon Liter Dealer haying moved bis saw mills to Red Rock, on Boulder creek, near the 8tur-gis road, la now prepared to fill orders for all kinds of Lumber and Shingle. a Cordis at Iry Wood la Lota to Malt Farehanrra. LEAVK ORDERS AT OFFICES ON Gold Street, Deadwood. IMtf mm tiT Any of the TIMES tub-scribers who fall to reoelut their taper regularly will confer a rauor on the proprietor by re-uorting the fact to this office.

WKUmUKllIKB. Wo quota no prlcm, but Mil goodsj cUcuptr llieti any Iiiium la lbs city. KloK.ui Uuinury for ladies aud ctill-tiieu. D.usa goods, tilki tad satins, Tory CUp. Children's muslin uuderwear; La die' utusliu uuilerwoar, cheaper than ever.

Carpets and house furnishing good of CTury description. Our price arc iucb that quality tor quality, no would-be competitor can undersell ui. Evrry article warranted aa represent id at 7 10 tf H. J. Wkhtuukimeh'i.

MM)tt MATTERS. Zipp's lor UooU and Slioos. Clocks, at Gillette Heckman'. Jewelry, at Gillette Ileckman'i. Gold watches, Gillette Heckman.

Gold chalna, Gillette A Dcckman. Silver watcbei, Gillette Heckman Choice dried beef dice to order at 8 6U J.Goldlkbu. Chandeliers, Limps, and Mirrors way down, at DeMouth'. 13 19 Portierre curtain, elegant itylen, for (ale at lroru $3.50 up, at 6 24 if School Is about to begin. We have a good line of BOY'S CLOTHING.

Call and see them. fi KOHORN WEIDENFELD. Tlie board of education meet this evening. The IIeuue.take Hose parlur la ornamented witb a neat and capacloui locker. Thermometer at p.

D7 degree. L'K-al showers occurred generally throughout the II 1 11a. An drew a orowd around tbe Time office yesterday. Tlio bird was, with difficulty, captured. It ie proposed to have a re-union of pioneers '70-rs and previous arrivals and to organize an association during lair week, Such an event and organization would be ot interest.

Proprietor of tbe several toll reads leading to the city and to the fair grounds lava agreed to pus all anl-nitls for xhibit free, both to and Irom the grounds; and to charge halt rate to visitors. It is a fair contagion. .1. A. Oaslon, mining and reaj estate brnr.iir, Itenuwood, Dakota, buys and tSi'i i L.incs, mining stocks and real es-Vsoa comuiiaftbn.

County warrant Mid wild. tf. Dr. Ledeuner, of Srenrflsb, ha been appointed surgeon and physician ef the Iron Hill, and will visit the camp three times a week. Days of visit wilN be, unill further notice, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Thrse wishing his services will please leave no tice at the office of the Iron Hill. 8181m Fresh, pure and eool lager, such a I dispensed at Auguit Becker' new beer ball, lower Main atreet, i the and most refreshing beverage during the boated term. Try a glass. The Homestake team was out for a practice run on Sherman Street laat evening. Tub boys are bound to win that jumper if such be possible Tl company never bad a belter team tbaar the preacnt one.

Mr. Ross.cashier of the Northwestern, received a lctter yesterday mailed at Aberdeen, Scotland, Aug. 10, (tamped as it passed through New York, Aug. 21, and bearing the Portland, Oregon, stamp of Aug. 28, it having miscarried to that point, from whence it was forwarded, via Miles, to deatination, baring traveled ten thousand miles in twenty-three days.

The longest irrigation ditch in tbe far west is now being excavated in the northern part of Wyoming, and will be, whtn completed, more that 101 miles long. The ditch is being put in by the Union Cattle company, and it will extend trom stockade Beaver, on eaver creek, Crook counly, in a south easterly direction into and through a portion of the country lying adjacent to the Cheyenne river. Dan Mile, one of the owner of the Coavention, and ol the group of mine known a the Mile and Bmoot proper ty, ix Elder, two mile below Greenwood, 1 in the city, arranging for the erection of a ten stamp mill on the Convention. He carefully examined the Wlawell pulverizer at the Buxton and Portland, but wa sot favorably impressed. He exhibit levoral hand some specimens from the Convention.

The property i well developed, show ing several vein ol good paying ore-EUnkl for at tbeTnrjM offic. THE TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THI EQUITABLE cheap. We Incite an eqamlnatlon. KOHORN WEIDENFELD. Freah oyeeters, In splendid condition, at the Keystone.

9 13 The bonanzas of the belt ait engaged malting, and today will send down their usual semi-monthly product. Ws understand that the clean-up wa muck heavier than usual. A semi-cyclonish visitation befall the gulch at 1 o'clock yesterday It was of short duration, but decidedly alarming. No material damage re sulted. The Northwestern, on yesterday, re ceived a number of application from would be mcuengor.

Tbe recent change will occasion no vacancies. Walli-Fargo will run it regular force of msaseogura (a at present, tha stage company only supplying transporta tion. The remainder of the prlzs Jumper will arrive from Pierre today, whan the apparalu will cleauad, pollahed, put together, and placed on exhibition ia the window of Star St Bullock' lore. The ex pros charge on tbe jumper amounted to $110. No com.

pany will be permitted to practice with it, but it will be used by all competing companies at tbe tournament. Don't forget, fresh oyster at the Keystone. 9 1 2 The E.AM V. route, as well as the Black Hills, are well advertised in attractive folder recently issued by tbe Northwestern company. The Evans Traaiportallon craapsny has delivered large quantities of freight at Sturgis, Fort Meade and Hpearfish during tbe past week, notwithstanding the bad condition of the roads.

The fljur mill was in opeiation yes terday for the purpose of testing ma chinery, many improvement appear ing since the abut-down week ago. Flour making cannot begin for nme ime. Frefh oysters these days from Chi cago at the Keystone. 812 lpp'e 'r boot and s'ioos. Daring the mrnth of August the thermometer ranged between 47 de grees on tha 24th and 01 degree on the 19 h.

Abe Hill came op from Sturgis last evening to answer to an indictment for keeping a disorderly house. He will be arraigned today. Council continued its sitting to lis ten to complaints concerning assessment', last evening, and will be at tbe council chamber again this evening for a final session. Paul O'Claire will be arraigned for examination before Justice Hall afternoon, charged with stealing a team of hnraea, tht property of Karvs brothers, ef Brownsville, The old tracked school bell was re moved from the belfry ef the high scho ie! building yesterday. If possi ble it will bu repaired.

The First ward bell remains in use. Arrivals from Chadron last evening report great activity all along the grade of tbe extension. Four pile- drivers are at work and preparations are under way to begiu track laying the first of next week. The Metropolitans and the Fort Meade nlae meet for a return game on asscciaiioa grounds this afternoon. The visitors are considered the strajg- est club in tht Hills, but the Mats are confident of achieving victory.

The home club will, practically, be the same as on last Sunday. 'be last Wyoming coach arrived Ast evening, the company having de cided to abandon the Chadron route. Equipment will be taken to the Rock Creek and other we, tern routes operat ed by the company, leaving the Da kota field to the Northwestern. The latter began, yesterday, carrying tbe mail, its first delivery at Dead wood to be mad today. Wells-Fargo begins running with the Northwestern today.

A meeting of the board of directors opera house association wa held Mon day to decide upon a plan of operations for the fall and winter. A propo sition to lease the opera house for tbe season ha been submitted, but it ie doubtful that it will be accepted. A committee wa appjinted to confer with plasterers and determine the cost of bard finishing tbe Interior of the building, report to be submitted at an early day. It i probable that the space beneath the building will be leased to parties desirous of opening a bowling alley. An unpleasant controversy ha re-resulted ever tbe construction of a drain from the hotel opposite the Time office.

Jake' intention wa to run the ewer to a connection with drain on Leo Street. Tht latter wa constructed by subscription, and out of the subscriber demanded 125 of Jake for the privilege ot an outlet as centemplated. The amount was refused, whereupon Jaka was ordered to not Interfere wltk the Let street drain. He thereupon terminated hit ditch in tht old flume Lile Annte Cumdi propose to sell them cheaper than saost BARCAINS bought cheap and ACCOUNT. account INCOME.

830.22 15,008,480.05 65,185,729.78 LIABILITIES. Reserve oa outstanding pottoles at 4 per cent. 4 Claims by death, I proofs not perfected) 11,580 44 Surplus Deo. 31, 1884 1 Of which th proportion contributed (as computed) by policies in general class Ot which tbe proportion contributed (aa computed) by policies in Tontine class Is 1 1 kl Upon the New York State Standard, 4tt per cant, the surplus New assurance written la 1884.. 84,877,057 Total outstanding insurance 0-1 INCREASE of 1884 over 1883.

Premium Income ft Surplus, Isxal standard Assets Contested Claims XOKt From the undivided surplus, contrthutod by policies In the general class, reversionary dividends will be declared, available oa settle meut of next annual premium, to ordinary participating policies. Prom the andivld.il surplus contributed by pollatos in the Tontine class, the amount, applicable to policies maturing wltniu the current year will ba declared, as their respective annual pre inlaws become due. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, VAN CI8E, Actuaries.

of the United States, For the 7ear Sso. 31st, 13S8. REVENUE Balance, January 1st, 1884, from last Pre'tniums luturest and rents. DISBURSEMENTS. Claims by death and matured an- dowm.ht H.W.668 00 DlTldends, Surrender Vabuis and Annaltlo.

Discounted enduwmeuu iiliMO 77 Total paid policy holdors 7.14,787 07 Dividend od capital T.OflO 00 Premium on secant les ctiarged off 03 Commissions, advertising, post-sve ud oichwiKe 91 General expenses l.trto.Ml 10 btate, county ana city eau.es Total debasements Balance Doc 81, 1BB4, new ae- COUnl mm ItoQt.imj vw BALANCE SUiCET. ASSETS. Bonds and morteaeos 74 New York real estate. Including tbe Kqnitable Jiaiiaing ana Durcbahos under foreclosure 11 18,400,407 00 06 S.OTtl.Wl SN 113.0M 57 404,930 35 United Htales stocks, Slate stocks, City stocks ana stocks aulboriaed by the laws of ine Htjitii or New York Loans secured by bondpA stocks (Market value RvM estate outside tbeatato of New York, Including purcnas-es under foreclosure and socie-tv'a buildings in otber Cash in banks and trust compa nies at interest; ana in transit fsioce received and Commuted commissions line from agents on account of premiums Interest and rents due and accrued Premiums due and in process of Collection premiums iwu In advance, 80 1,171, 00 Deforred premiums Total assets. Dee.

81, 1884 58.161.W6 54 HENRY B. HYDE, President. JAMES W. ALEXANDER. Vic President, SAMUEL BORROWS, 2d Vic President WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Secretary.

E. W. LAMBERT, M. Medical Examlntr. EDWARD W.

BCOTT, Boperlntendent sent. L. C. Miller. Deadwood, Dakota..