Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
THE BLACK HILLS.

paper soon to be called the Triphammer.
A new evening paper is to be published
in Deadwood, printed in the German
language.
Five hundred tons of freight for Dead
wood are lying at Fort Pierre waiting, for
shipment,
The Custer Cityites anticipate the i'm.
mediate eatablishmsnt of . weekly paper In
that camp.
The Central City Herald will issue .
weskly newspaper In addition to ito daily,
to DO published on Friday Of each week.
Never in the history Of the Black Hills
has there been tie interest manifested in
that country by the solid men Of the world
a. now
The excellence of the job printing execu.
ted at the new Evening Press Office at
Deadwood, 10 declared to be 6rst-class BY
all good judges.
The tariff over the military telegraph
line has been reduced to twenty-five cents
from Deadwood to Bismarck ; one dollar
and . quarter to Chicago.
Deadwood does not wish to brax or put
on air.. but would just like to hear of any
other three year old town in the west, able
to get up . $2,0oo,00o FIRE.
According to the News Fred. Evans pro.
poses to have "the biggest gang Of workmen
ever seen on n job in the Hills" at work
soon On the new court house.
The Homestake company are building a
trestle work in the rear of the Golden Star
mill, 90 that the locomotive will be able TO
pull the loaded cars instead of pushing
them, ~ heretofore.
The FIRST run of silver bars from amalgam
produced by the Galena mill, was made
November 18th. The exact value of the
yield is not known, but 1t Is greater than
the most sanguine had anticipated.
A letter has been received in Dead wood
addressed to the president Of the Pioneer
railroad company. FROM . car builder in the
state Of Delaware, asking an opportunity 10
put in . bid to furnish the road with box
cars and passenger coaches.
Dsedvood supports four good daily
papers. The Pioneer says it will remain,
Is it has always been, the recognized organ
of all the most pious, orderly, moral and
good.looking people in the hills, the ladies'
f~avorits and the household indispensable.
Mrs Boughton was liberated Nov. 18th on
$4,000 bail. Her %surstiss are as follows:
Jabez Chase,$ 50, 900; Lawrence ONeil, 81 900;
John P. Simpson. $1,000; Arasmus Defen.
bach. $500; Frank .Vanocker, $500;
Charles Eaves, $1,000.
A third Interest owner in the Royal Ben.
gal Tiger mine has been offered $15, 900 for
hh interest in the mine, which he refused.
The Homestake Add De Smst own about
equally In this mine-one third Of the mine
being owned by individual claimants.
Rapid City Journsl, Nov. 18th: The
Custer ceunty Journal 10 talked Of, and it |,
likely It will b running before either the
Tocsin or Tomahswk. The Do Smet com,
pauy back the Tocsin. the Hsmestaks com.
pany tho Tomahawk, and We may spread
our protecting wing over our namesske.
There 10 one wheel belonging to tho out6I
ofthe Highland and Old Abe mschiner,
that tips the scales at $4,000 pounds. This
immense wheel il divided in two parts. The
shaft and engine bed weigh 1000 and l6,.
600 respectively, and are each in one piece.
The Times says: The three papers, Herald
Pioneer and News, are quarreling a. L
which has the largest circulation, etc. Thu
Times hss nothing to say upon this subject
We print at least four copies Of the Tinas,
above mentioned, and the fourth We rsas
49, NoNfWV oA0 VOoS0Ab Su0b VUk SIICu
b lation is sufficiently large for all practica
= purposes.
I'll Dsadwood Times. 1--WE amt 20 sure bu
Rev. B. Fay Mills was right when he attrib
uted thu destruction Of Deadwood to tn.
viqksdnsa of the transient population
sodsn and Gomazrsh were wiped out To-
the wickedAess Of their inhabitants. A
the time Of our destructive ~confagratior
the city was filled fall Of prominent mss
from, abroad, and eysry one knows they ar
ysey wicked. judge Kidder Was here fror
the COW counties, Judge Bennett was i
: town, and several California bonanza king,
Gov. Howard was approaching the Hills q
the tins, and Colonel Kine.bury, Of III
Pres end Dakotian, had just left, aud Gen
: Beadle was still with 40. Bartholomew 90,
II Webster had both been spending moro thal
: their usual time in the city on the dsy b
: fore the blaxs,, and Col. Donaa We follin
. Hillward from Bismarck while the city N
: burning. We guess B. Fay was right ate
. Thu nnlvnnMiist& laAsaa ara unaklns :,