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m aMHc FOB MILL MINING AND
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ANNUAL REPORT

or tho President OF she Board OF
Trustees Of she Town OF colo
Hal.
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.


OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERTlsERS
WHO THEY'VE THEREBY.
Advsrsising Business Creates Bust.
ness-Prents and Prosperity Eel.
lew-Thas II the Experience Of
All whs Have Tried II
AMUsENENTS.
Pipers' Opera House. Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of Ban Franoisoo,
o street, Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. B. Frsnkel. Main street. Gold Hill.
T. Il. MoGurn, LOG South g street, Vir.
ginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Banner Bros. Corner O and Taylor
streets, Virginia.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
D. Thorburn. opposite NEWS ofios.
Main street, Gold Hill.
DRUGGISTS.
Hsbrouck q Hall, Main street, Gold
Hill, opposite Yellow Jacket engine.house.
John Jones, Jr.. Main street, Gold Hill.
DENTIST.
A. Chapman. $50 South O street. vir.
FANCY GOODS.
D. Thorburn, Main street, Gold Hill.
9. w. Chubbuck, Postoffioe store, Main
street, Gold Hill.
FoUNDRIEs.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill,
George Emmet. proprietor.
Reno Foundry. Reno, Andrew Fraser.
proprietor.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC.
+. W. Folsom, Main street. Gold Hill.
Richard Mercer, Main street, Gold Hill.
T. r. McGurn, Main street, Gold Hill.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant, Main
street, Gold Hill; ]. p. Becker, Pro-
prietor.
City Bakery, ~ North O street, Virginia
City; Fitzmsier q Armbrust, Proprie-
HARDWARE.
W. N. Hall 4 Co. Main street, Gold
Hill.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virginia
oity; @. W. Hall. Proprietor.
NEWS DEPoTS.
D. Thorburn. opposite NEWS ofioe,
Main street. Gold Hill.
8. W. Chubbuok, Postofioe store, Gold
Hill.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR.. J. q. Hall. Main street, Gold Hill.
BALLOONS.
Fashion, Main street, Gold Hill; 3. B.
Turney, proprietor.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher, near railroad depot,
Gold Hill.
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AN ENAMrLRD PENDANT BREAsTPiS
IA with q gold tassel attached WAS io:t ~
Garfield Hall. Main street, last night. a re.
ward Of Five Dollars will be paid for its return
% the parsonage. Is w
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TOWN BONDS CANCELLED.
Nos. l0S and l0i, issued August l4th,
1879 time, 1 year due August l4th, 1880;
cancelled August l4th. 1880.
OUTSTANDING TOWN BONDS.
No. 100, amount $4,000. duo May lst, 1881.
Nos. l0s and 100. amount $4,000, due An.
gust l4th, 1881.
Nos. l05 and LOG, amount $4,000, due
November LIST, 1881.
Amount Of bonds... S25. 900 90
Interest due on same to April
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LYONS e. MoRAhAN.
~ofice-At the Yard. Main Once at J. O.
CURR,E's AUCTION HOUSE, South street.
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To the Taxpayers and Citizens Of the
Town Of Gold Hill: In accordance with
the requirements OF the Charter OF tne
Town Of Gold Hill. herewith submit .
report Of the financial situation OF said
town for the year ending April To- 1881:
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
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WHO THRIVE THEREBY.

Advsrsising Businsss Creates Bust.
noss-Pronts and Prosperity Eel.
low THAT n the Experience Of
All whs Have Tried H
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(Postags prs-paid)
Delivered IN Gold Hill, Virginia. sn,sf3 3'y
, 1881-08-18

grcat convenience 10 the United states, War
Department in, getting mll'tary *'Ppi!es 10 70
Northwestern Nebraska. as UNGiI! CITY is
only fifty miles tllts side of Fort Ntohrara.
Mr.. t;eOrge W. 1t,lcy. Into General Agent
Of tic Southwestern Hallway. Asspciattol1.
hna llcetl appointed General Freight Agent
III it,o Texas K ST. Louis ]lai'rua,l. Ntr. 4 Asl
Kelloge. ioIle wlt,i,cglotl With the kepkuk u
81. Lo,,Is, llaA l,eeli nppofntcd ticnera! Agent
n tho tln!veSt0n, EIn!fissi!rg & oal ANTONIO
liaiirond III pineo of Mr. Jil1cy.
Afr, Il. st. John, General Ticket eln! Pms.
senner Agn!,t Nf the OhfcARtl.. ll0ck lsnni
Il itlrtte. Hallway. gives notlco tllat Mr.
Charles II. Row. 1ntcly q The FttslutE.
Fort Wnync Il CllfcnKi Hallway, has herl,
appointed Agent of Its Company ~ Charge
at philadelphia, I'a., III place OF alr. y. y.
l}c'lt, resigned.
Mr. William StHWart. General FrnIE!l
Agent Uf tlle Pennsylvania Company. wns III
tn, city yesterday, mud lNtl y consultation
with tie uf!lcnls III Its r0asl ut tlis point r.
9artlENy freI9hl n,attcrs. NJ. slewnrt snIys
he ,locA mt think tl!ht NJ, nttsniGn J., fre1l,t
rates will b. inlo on the s!l. Ills c0tlItHttly,
lM Says, Ia uilxioits tU l,ave tho nttvn,lce 10
inte effect, Int will continue 10 takn business
III the present low rdtus rs IOi!K NJ there ntI
a1ly outstanding contracts. 1lts cD1Dpa'is'
Es Iln cOllirnc(s oI, hntiu but 1ie ~ informed
tIlut others IInye. Tilt, Pennsylvania would
always giv9 ftx pntrUils ils low rates As were
NIuug uy connecting lines. =
, 1881-08-18

errors; auL twn In the eighth, on hits by
Start and York. and erlura by Carpenter,
Creamer, and Stovcy. The Worceaters scored
Two In tho secDrl un hits by Corey and
Crcntncr md errors by Brown, Start. and
WaEl; one u the eislIli, ~ Dlekersoilr's
mid 0ng III The ninth. 1tter two nleii MUr1s
0,li, by Carpenters double ard Corcyss three
hnser.
-. tunlnra-- . q
prosidsnso'' Ms.1dt,ns ''.''.'.....S 2 az g; ~
Earned -le9slticneo. !: woreester: !.
Fielding errbrs-i'ruvltet,ge, Il: Worcester. !.
Observation-Disclosures. 2; Wnrocster.B
Twt,-1,nsc h1ts-StDyry, Carpenter. O
Three. hhee hIt-Lorey.
First base ~ talis-Farroll, Htart, 1lorgar.
t'trat lnsu on crrnrs-1'ruyilcncc, !; Woroer"
i.cit u, baees--t'rovldcuco. Q, Worcester.
Htritek out-{ittliRan f;tl. Htuyoy.
Halls outntl-WArd, 81: Corey. IL.
strikes cntei-Wnrt1, II; C0rcy, le.
Douhlo y4--AtGClcftan-start, Corey. Hi.
ahnnR4fhrtNutcr~D DurKHn.
Passed bi.t-(}fiIlEalt. l.
Wild pItcbes-Warl. 1: Corey. l..
Time Ung hntir and lurty tninutcs.
Umpsre-CailAhnn.
, 1881-08-18
RELIGIOUS.

sptelal nt:2ate" % ane tn'0o'e 1ssnans. rD.' =,
ri1~fsf'cnf, m, Aux l'.-4s NJ" iork
telegram OF yesterday Fnve soIne nccUunt of
n sensation In n Newark IN. ,J.) church
E"o ~ ~ sIT ,r,,,,,ta, C,rfS,tans"ivl, r.vii
rouu Wr 4stnklis G;'s.,a.sn w. tr,n .t,,.t
WINS rer'n,t'e'i. a'!a hlnnfea iop!cs;, lMe
OF tli!s city. II Is one Of a series tint Inns
hecl, tssuri bv tha Xfon,s Wntchtpwer Tract
cuota.S eI ~ ,,,.smp- p % ~ ,v,,"t, M, IT rr
sese,s o. llsousg. OF M.sas Gae rtnat, u H"r
and Mr.. Russell Secretary and Treasurer. Mr..
Russell snys the SDctety has 10 bra,cl,es, but
In. nUont. H. st mi lvnst Arnnnvia rnisu,j hv
..'a"ssss - i4hs. n.a ."..1 - .s' ~, =,
so'nftary contributions lucy p9oceeu' nc
says, rs nearly as ppssl0le uron business
methods Where there Is district nlcsser.
rnr Sn, v,cc thov omnlov them In i1o the work
,r.,"r e.. ' ,,inaa.so,,a %tossn,r.rs nr.
@ @"''te1 p'opei u'1e;tso"e. -, -',osas'seln n'o
instructed 10 DC realty III the eloso ot thlren
service OF the Sabbath 10 quietly land IL
cppv nf Dpe pf the Socfety'y publications to
on.i, ,'orso,, ,,o.sIrv mi rI,e trn,,hlc at
N"w,rs; rS'1u" "roxa "1 S1n, ti'a ,or.nn ~ ,nrr
noMMIk Nsose asoa te psiaym ,, ~ sMtsa ,;,1.
request that they be distributed. liz says
they Do ot expect any assistance Of this kind
fro1, f1 Ii tho e. eGlrcins. Tho Socleiy publishes
II rapcr here called XI0,ts lVHtcht0trcr.
S,,,Ill, ,f tt:ir printing il done III Columbus,
e.. IMkmrt. Il. T.. Phila{Iclplliu, ujNi New
| Y,,rk. Mr. Husset suys they rro not Il
| church. flint they nyu l1U crt.rtt. md Duly
| Gtsirn To nr0nOtG the recalling 4luI study Of
| tic Srritti,rrs. tic l,as~ letters from every
, 1881-08-18
The Champions Strengthen Their
Hold on tho Pennant
for 1882.
Victory Over Buffalo by Means Of
Perfect Fielding and supe.
rior Batting.
Detroit Beaten by Cleveland, Troy by
tIoston, ahd Worcester by
Providence.
Annie ", and Mattie Hunter the Winners
at Utiea-Raoing at Monmouth
Park.


CHICAGO vs.. tlUFTALO.
Tho Isntfal0s yesterday found COrcorntt
very different customer 10 aeal with from
wllnt Goldsmith w,,s tic tlay ueturn with Ills
disabled arm. It wns for Eorcorntl another
nf those beautifully. pitched games which Of
Into llave directed general attention u Ills
work anu SECURED 80 many acknowledge
lnents Of hts remarkable ability. The fnct
Is. the sei,sut, was half over before lie struck
Ills taltt, 50 to speak, and people hat be-
gun tO conclude that tito tifty-fo0t ratl &C. was
Just live feet too lung for him. But this was
not the trouble. Without making any conl-
r!aint. nrd for long time preserving a6so-
lutte secrecy III tho 1'iattcr, even toward tho
rest Of tile team, Corcoran was durlng the
lIrsl tRtf Ut tho season suffering with very
la,ne nrn,, and 1t was not Until about three
weeks aKo that lie BECAME III strictly first
c|ass form. During that tlae lie has llllda 1t
famous record. aid to-day lie IL, with the
possible exception Of Goldsmith, the most
formidable pitcher lit the League. It
IL not to be forgotten, however. that
COrcoran's success Is in large measure
duo 10 the strong support he Inns received
, botll behind and in froit Of the bat A
pitcher who feels that his field Ii ettlai to
aliy emergency ltas many points Iii Ills favor
to begin with. The Chicagos played another
wholly errorlcss game yesterday, not an I'LL.
earned base being gained By their opponents.
The Inter scored but four clean hits, md Oh
tatMcd but onc run, TINT being ott 1lowe's
double altl Foley's stng'e III the third inning.
Bronthers, the terror OF all pitchers, struck
out tl,reu times out Of his fur .ppportunl'
ttes, White twice. uAl Purcell, Sic',nrtlsoil;
of ,I.ie. tributes 10 Curroran's. pitching aDllt'
ty, Calvin too was In tlrst-cIass forili. LII
was battct for two earned runs In the first
inmlng, Dalrymple's two-baser and singles by
Kelly alld Allson dining the. business. Two
,lnearncd runs were given II the second oil
CUrr0ru,,'s double, nutfeu lily balls by Foley
ard Purcell, aud n passed ball; a,id MI IN.
curned run was scored IN the seventh, otf hits
by Quest and Cure ind O'Isourke's failure tt
handle palry,nplc's h9t gr,o,i''der: lKell,
gathered M ltin brlll!ant rstyle, aad thereby
fully Loo. To-day the Duifa!os make their
farewtl! appearance tn Chicngo for the sea
son, MD will try very lizard to escape a sixth
consecutive defeat at the hands Of the chnm'
plons.
, 1881-08-18
TELEGRAPHlC CONSOLIDATION.
Spttta{ UupaffA Ia 1h& fNttdon TtJht,ne

MILWAUKEE, Aug, lz-Uharles II. Has
kfns, OF thus city. WHO was iately elected
Vlce-l'resldant OF tho new Postal Telegraph
Company, gives cut the Information t0-slay
that Within the nuxt two days tho Mutual
Union aud the A,uorioan Ilapld Telegraph
Company will bo iuergeI into tue Postal
corporation, md ths consolidated systeM
will bsgln operations OIL the ,lust extensive
scale within the next fow weeks, Conacc-
ttults letWeen New York, Buffalo. C!eyslalll.
Detroit, Totelo,. CINCINNATI. Louisville, Ut;
!:ouls, Kansas G!ty. Milwaukee,, st. paul, Az an0
Minneapolis will 60 llale by Sept. 70. The
lines Mtwaell ,Ullieag0, Milwaukee, ind st.
Panl nre be,ns rapidly pushed toward coA'
plett0n. -:
, 1881-08-18

sps<tat D4spattA u M CAteaao TRIBUNE.
DosroS, Mass., Aug 7.-The Doston-Troy
galne to-day was marked by tho brllllnnt
lle'dIng otbotll teams aud the pitching ability
displayed by both Whitney and Keete. WHIT
noy EstlEed Ills opponsnts ln every Inning III
oMo-tw0.tllree oFtleE except the second,
when single aud d swebagger ennbled 4
'rrojan u reach third md secon1 rpspectlve-
ly, aad there they stopped. Tho Rnsne was
won by LOWS, who scored OH i.ls two-baK-
gur, sutton's out, and FcrKusor's tait1ro to
landle bull which Whitney sent to him. .
pdsssa.. 5S%;ss.- ...,. .,,,,t ! ) SSss
TFs,y :, ,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, 20 o o 0 o D o o 0-1
Ficiilnv erross. .hosto,s, /; Troy.4.
Two. basa hIts-Lew!s, Rvans.
Nnso hlt4-l0atnut VI Troy. \.
Lett ou ba8es-lloskOn, W Troy.
Fjfst hasa Oh errOrs-boaton, 81 Troy, l.
struck put-Qrowley.
Balls caityd-WhttnIy, 49, Kapfe, u. 49,
Strikes spAlte1-WhltueY l8s keeGGt ~
lhghlc pIAY-AolGer&- Ferguson.
IIMg-0ne hour and tWeAty'0uo minutes
Unplrp-HIghkm,
, 1881-08-18

gpettat DIspateh II The CAfctea 7ftbbnt
WORCESTER, Mass., Aug. i7.-Tho Worces~
ter nanage,,t 'iaye suspended Capt. Uorgan,
and appointed Storey Captain Of tho teain II,
his tlacc. Dorgal, l,as lutl troi,b's with
1ltclia,ond has now bech rennEage.f, mid will
pitch tt,-nurrpw. St0yey will play tlr.: base,
and Corey right Held. Tho recent fIl-s,iccess
nrbltrary aud ,lngentfciianly treatment Of
Ills men. I)DrRnll Inns asked for Ills release,
and will rntlonbtc.lly, act It. llorgan w,.H
eneagctl to plny right field, but Il lnlnt sfltul-
der las prevented. Ills iirst-basc play lus
been poor.
, 1881-08-18
THE LAKE SHORE.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. observation-disclosures
ger Novel; was interviewed to-day III reEhlsl
to tho report Tint tho Lake Shore Il Michigan
Southern lsond had bought tic Detroit, Hills
lalo& Northern, Fort Wayne Il Jackson, nltt
Fort Wayne, Muncfe Il Cincinnati Roasls:
also tint the Luke Shore 1aontl Will build II
llno from Ypstlantl to Trenton, Allell., THUS
connecting all the roals. liz WIS, ;s usual,
ovaslve, mud answered the question, Hive
ypu completed tho purchase Of my Of the
roads mentioned y" by saylng, 1--WE nre mt
iii possession of my, now ruilways, md don't
know wilcM we will hc.'
Spfttal Dtspateh 10 Yns CAtea7o Tribune.
CIEvELASD,. O., AnE. 17.--Genoral. .Maii'
ngcr Newell, of the Inko Shore RllEIroall,
llils issued circular III which lle sl!ys tllnt
pendiny the appointment, OF C!larles painc's
SUCCESSOR as General Superintendent I'LL
communications pertaining to the business Of
that department should be M.l! osseu to
"The Genera! Superintendent Lnku Shore &
Michigan Southern Railway. Cleveland"
, 1881-08-18
AN EDUCATIONAL CALL,

sptetat Dapntth u 7at Chicago 7ribunt.
1ErFuisp, Ind, Aug. i1.-rrcsldcntJ. a.
t,eattic. vi tile I}cdforl Ce'egc, lIns resigned
bis position tu uccept the l'rUfessors,ip of
Mathematics In the Uscaloosa {ia.) Cn1lesc.
Ills resignation II scrtpl,s toss t., The tI,st-
intl0n here, n, one that e,llstot be easily r,.-
plHectt with 80 competent MI educator Us
lIe Is.
, 1881-08-18

hnft,re Ai,r 20 they Will he furnished with IL
....n.,,d t,r1Fr H., ,vi,l,0 +i,nv nu.,t In
c"FiceIc't t"ih =! ""s" ~! n'"as v:
governed In tile sale or closely Limited lrat
rl,a tarIK Will bo buscd upo. "war ratesn
of 81 by all lines from ~. Lottts 10 Kansas
CITY, md St by all lines frof, Chicago tn
KhMsas Clty. A. ,,:u,,, ,,..
me tchoi i,,.,i.e ~ ,t;, ti tur'I ,,"es ~
im,. Anx' To- IL nil tbu ,loW tnriif II, njl
WesteriI pOInty iIltO effect nj thoir respcety..
stations, Md under 10 clrcttnstat,ccs wl,..
over n,ilst tickHts be sGh a. ilcss tllatl taflts
ratgs until 'nfuiDr lt0tlte.
Mr: Foto III h'S cilculht saya'
Al !lncs IL compotltlon With ~ baye aRreod
70 strictly maintain these now ratca, u yt,4 arg
r. pgt H., Or u .s .f,aa.
~ ~, " u c1so ~ nsrs iii, nn"ns
~ nr,stsinn iinr nna II III rntn4 ID mt nHr"n
viii, utlrs, Or ii liz ms not received instructions
similar to thosc, nottfy mo 1T uneu BY lutter, BY
i!rst tralt, fully cxplninlnx the situation; hut DO
not Nttan.pt 70 ,neet any eat Th!e! M ,nny i,e
inauc or walch toMy 10 .ti!cRoa 10 Do naHe, antll
you nfo ;s " tno - 70 aIwncm ~.
M % mi ~ t,.n font s.ts.hn ca po
Kenp wstctful "a o On tl,o ot,ofny, mt, ro-
mort pfotnptiy any Srrookcincss" wi'icG ;uuy
como under your Observation. do not, how.
ever, provoke your nofRhbur by IMPROPER or ex.
,.aperntlnK alnsons 10 tha pnet' nr Iy trr'tatinx
, 1881-08-18

= WA1t RATES TT THE WEST.
: Mr.. ETA. Ford, General Passenger and
Ticket Akant OF thu pennsytyanla Company,
Pittsburgh Cincinnati d 6t. Louis, and Terre
llaute i indianapolis Railroads, has Issued =
notice 10 stcket agents informing them that
, 1881-08-18

nj, ~, ,a sn. I,st,.',, c In.
Tho arand trunk ha'lway company nus
decided upon tho extension OF Its a1r.llha
with Wow OF securing tho advantages OF
:, ,,ros,,v v,oa.nroa,,out ,ra f.o,o,o1
d. F. oFosuy, reo'ttosAot' WV uottS'n ,,',,
Manager OF the Iexns d Now oFleai's Nal!"
r0asl, elyes NOTICE that !iureafter tho LDiilsl-
th0 Toxas s. New Orleans laatlroat!.
n1r FRANCE f,Iant,er. aencra, possen par
AEent Of I lie Missouri raoitio Kailrolstl, iii.
llUUrcea that HLuRIo or ronud-trlp tickets to
Eotncii bluffs Via Emporla OF junction City
will not be received after Sept. !, ,aila that
Mobcrly, OF uig6y, -
rrho Ta,,,.,,,,Io Ma, A,ho,,, L. n,,,,,o,
PMlss', Ely ~ ~! 'osy ~, tsIn,, r,
, 1881-08-18
SUBMARINES,
MONMOUTH PARK,

Mosnouru PARK, N. j., Aug. iZ-The
! .lirst race was Wou by the Duke Of Nontsose,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-04

duct Of the Northwest from - -
90 bushes Of this cereal being ralsra
to the acre the deep rieh, iral1le
loan Of which tire soil IS composed,
seems "a delight III turning out abolln-
tifal harvest Of this valuable grain
while all the other grains, vegetables
and small fruit of the temperate zone,
luxariatc, ripen and attain their IT.
most perfection
The other attractions Of the county
are tie inNisoratlng atmosphere and
Aealthfulnrss OF the climate the ar
beng tree from an malaral influences
and aboye all the numerous living
| streams ~ pure. fresh water that 10"
! through tire county from ia" Dakota
hills to itseastenth these, with
/ iii. abundant and nutritious grasses
/ fhat cover the Whole face Of country
afford unsurpassed faellltlhs antI IL
d0ermeut3 fof stnf.k-rai,lilI Ill i'll
iu,try Which. III til tntnr" viii pliE
an important plrt il tn" wealth Of
Eoul farmers.
The countN Was oIsanlzel insAe lstli
OF ls7S. @na non aontanIsa Fopltlafpll
of between 5000 s,ltl l.a0a. the census
taken last June placing the flGarco
then 1T 3.olo. more than thfeetonftlls
.ot which has been gained Within the
last eighteen months.
The county officers are rs follows .
Commissioned First Dist ~ h Hart
second Dist a. Il. stcarns
TLila Dlst r L. Cameron
Treasurer W. N. Evans
Register Of Deeds and Co. Clerk 4. 7 8aillr
Clerk ii Dit. Court A. i. Bleser
Sheriff ... A. ". Meadows
judge OF Probate A |. Abbott
Assessor .....s. ~. T. fttilli
Surveyor ........-... &. A. Mime
Coroner l.. s. Osborne
slpt Of Schools ......... ;. s. Jones
Justices OF the peace-First Dist. John Keller,
second Dist, Jno 4. Munro; Third Dist,
II. G. Cell, At Large. Chas Schue hardt.
Constablcs--Fust Dist G. J. NcLymalE
second Dist, II. M. Wilcox, Third Dist,
Henry Fafnham AT Largo, =. : far!eft.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-04
Population over $500.
Area Of tillable land 600, 600 acres.

u the county, and named Willnot.
NTH the opening Of the spring hlls
station will afford j convenient naf.
Ept for tha p~op'n Of .f-e north"
portion of the aaan.4 80 - .sf ii'.N
town j. surrounded ir aas1 II
country, lis prosperity IS @.saf-s =
yold 4 doubt.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-04
Grant County,!
IT'S WONDERFUL DENEL-
OpMENT.
Agricultural Wealth ana
Natural Advantages
the Cause.
Increase I'm Population of
Over 1000 Within the
Past Year.
Thousands Of Acres Dt Land
Yet Open for settlement.

The steady anu RAPID S9llteliitAt |
and development OF our county, with |
It's extraordinary advantages, has been |
almost beyond comprehension or pre-
cedcnt The first white settlers inthe
County were Solomon Roberts and |
Moses Miroau, both now living Oh their |
farms adjoining the little town OF
Hartford on the shore Of Zig stone ,
lake. They came here about the year
1855, making a business Qr trading
with the Indians, but not attempting
farming operations foT some years
later. In 1870 the MoyiuS family set
tied at the present site Of Big stone
City, and William the younger brother,
opened 4 trading store, which he car
pied on for some years. The following
season Oliver Martell and Louis
Sharron settled near the smne place,
and filed. upon their -emptiens, the
land office for this section OF the coun-
try then being at the old town OF Penn
hina, in the extreme northern part Of
the Territory, near the British line.
Lulwig hicschka and John Blake
/. came in II, and from thence forward
settlers commenced TO come II slowly,
taking their claims where choice Sc
lected. The great grasSliopper scourge
Of - and the two following years,
checked for q time western lmnigra
ton, and it was not until the Hastings
4 Dakota railroad commenced to push
their line to this point, that the grant
stampede to the county began. Tie
railroad was completed to the foot Of
the lake IN the fall oi -, since which
time tie county has nearly thrlbeed
in populations, and the increase 81
wealth and taxable property las more
than kept pace With the increase 9!
population. New towns are spIInglnA
into existence within its borders. I
line 81 railway trayerses thf
county through the center viii
branch running through the north
err portion, afferdnlS shipping iaeil
ties to tho settlers, and il convent ell
and ready market for their wheat an
other products, 4 vigorous loan'
town ot Coo or ion inhabitants has al
ready been built up, where unf YEA
age MAS Ill lninhabited and tegtil
prairie. awaiting the hand of tie hlls
bandman. Int which, III the short IL
teryal that has elapsed, has herOla
the happy and prosperous homes 8
III intelligent and cultivated people
The rapid settlement and growth y
tle past Year. is INT the commence
melIt Of i glorious future for o11
county. AS ler resources have hardl
commenced to he developed hy tn
hand Of industry. J large amount 1
government land Vet remains to |
taken but from tie present aNIalt
With Which it is being filed AMI settle
upon this Will hot long remain So, ta
another Year Will without doubt ltas
but little government land in ii
county, and those seeking new hons
from the over crowded East. will tire
have to move Still farther Wts..
counties not SO highly favored wit
natural advantages and railroad faci
ities.
The cause of this rapid srttlemcl
n ~ yal
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-04
i. ] q. NOT.

Another new town has been laid out
on the MILESTONE branch of the H.
& u. railroad ii the northern portion