Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15

A new mining camp is situated between
WA.rsp.s gulch. and K.dville. 1t is called
DalsHy.
The Deadwood Times wants . beer garden
established somewhere in that vicinity this
summer.
A number Of neat frame cottages are be.
ing built in Desdwood IN the fat opposite
C6nasvWA. -
The Bismarck stag, company have put q
ferry ~ the Belle Fourche at the crossing Of
the coachee.
The Desdwocd fire bell is arranged 20
that Il. can be rung By Ell. c:riclty from
headquarters.
The faunas peadwood school exhibition
was 90 much Of q success that there is talk
Of repeasineit.
Three new mills have been contracted for
at Hill City, and will be in successful opera
ton before fail.
Attention is once more called BY the
Chronicle to the neces sity of a fire oreani.
cation At Custer.
There are said to be more pretty Rirls to
the square foot in Galena, than in any other
camp in the Hills.
Placer mining will form no inconsidera.
ole portion of this summers work in the
vicinity of Custer.
The postof1ce at Elkhorn has been dis
continued. Eikhorn mails will hereafter
20 sent ~ Rockford.
The miner, in the vicinity of Custer
leave about $1,000 there every Sunday, in
payment for supplies.
Gold bricks and bars are becoming 40
Common in Deadwood that people are using
them as paper weights.
Tue springs about Lead City are drying
up on account of the many deep shafts
nat are being sunk there.
The first grand masquerade ball of the
Central and Golden FIRE department occur.
red 1t Central City, April 18th.
Custer carpenters refuse four dollars per
day offered BY the Rockerville Fiume com.
pany. They are we'll axed at Custer.
1t is reported that q Chinsmsn was killed
1t Central BY two O,h.rs of bis race be-
cause he belonged to the Masonic frater.
oily.
The Elsin mine, At Rockford, on Silver
Creek. shows any amount of free gold and
prospects that would astonish the average
a
Custer claims that more dailies and peri. !
are taken and sold there than 10
Crook, Spear6sh or Rockervill.
combined.
The Qaeen Bee mine bids fair to be the
wonder Ut the Hills. and from it has hem
taken q specimen for which 500
Vas offered.
The Spearish Touring mill ia now turn
iug out Q quality Of four equal to the bes,
hat comes from The famous mile Of North
ern Dakota.
The lsrge,t mail ever received at the
p~oetofice was received April q,
snsissinE Of thirty.one lock pouches BY the
sidney coach.
Mr.. Ira Brown, . Chicsgo real estate
gent, has presented one hundred and
.wenty.6vs dollars to the Episcopal society 4
II DeadWood. s
The only. troabls experienced in placer
1t Hill City 10 .. scarcity of water, /
,.hesxise dust would be plenty aud every
hing booning.
Many Of the mines 10 Newton's Fork
district are developing into rich aud ex,en- |
'ive ore beds. a6ording srtch aud beautiful
,pecimens Of rock.
It is confidently expected that the con.
euplssed horse railroad from, Dead wood to
Central will b completed and running By
be 6rst day Of September.
The Father Desmet paid its fourth
nos,hly dividsod Of thirty cents recently,
$4,000, and making the sum
otal Of dividsnds $4,000.
Fsf the first time 10 the history ofDead-
wood . bnat passed through town Q few
lays ago. Il wss on wheels apd nd one
knew whittier y vas bound
The Odd Fellows esALssd City VIII csle.I
Dtaae Apr,1 the sixty. aecod annivss,asyp
csnpts1, b. sisisG Sgrsnl ball.
The Hidden Treasure mill produced %,
February Sl2'0oo. The Father De smss