The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-14
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS.

Indians, is charged with prosecuting
Russian settlers by causingt their arrest
on trivial charges.
Madison has voted to issue bonds
for $4,000 to replace the normal
school in that city.
Very rich silverrock has been found
in an entirely new district between
Terry and Custer peaks.
The Little Pittsburg mining compa-
ny has been organized. Capital, ST.
100000.
A rich strike OF silver ore has been
made ut Hayward.
A. S. Frink, recently appointed post
master at Flaudrau, has failed to give
u satisfactory bond, and now a petit
ton is being signed in favor of w. r.
Hyde.
Aone-third interest in the Wilkinson
mine soldfor $500.
The Eta mine is now producing
$40, 900 per month.
During his absence in Columbus, the
wife of Charles Lower started a prairie
fire which communicated to the barn,
destroying the structure, 800 bushels
of oats, q binder and other machin-
ely.
LaMoure county is now receiving a
large immigration; settlers are coming
in from the South and taking up all
the vacant government lands that
are available.
The Silver Hill Mining company
has purchased the Striped Bear, Hall
fax and Black Hawk claims.
The surveyors first plated the town
site OF Redtield, in the spring of 1881.
Sioux Falls expects to expend
$35o,OO0 this year for new buildings.
The Buckeye Mining company has
been Incorporated with a capital
OF 81, 100000. Their property lies in
the Bear Butte district.
Bird NJ. Robinson, OF Kentucky, has
been appointed agency clerk at Fort
Yates, succeeding Mr.. Clark, who has
held the position many years.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Perry, of Fargo, was
fined $40 and costs by a p~ostoiice in
spector for sending a package through
the mails with a letter inside.
The Empire Mining company will
sell $4,000 shares of treasury stock
and purchase hosting and pumping
machinery.
The Lawrence county hospital has
ten patients. This is the only county
IN Dakota to maintain Il charitable
institution of this kind.
A disease resembling epizootic has
made its appearance amongt the horses
in the neighborhood of Scotland.
The body OF T. B. Lane, who was
drowned in January near Fort Pierre,
has just been discovered.
An exposition association with a
capital OF $40, 900 has been organized
at Rapid City.
Inc ohtleu olateS attOrnerY not
having any cases ready for trial, Judge
lrlpp, at Iankton, has discharged the
petit jury and continued all untried
cases.
The Greenwood property, consist
ing OF mills, water rights, mines, etc,
near Custer, has been sold sby the
sheriff to a Chicago party fdr $780,
300.
The Pierre fire and Marine Insurance
company has been organized, with q
capital OF $4,000.
The law relative to noxious weeds is
to be risldly enforced in Brookings
county this year.
By a prairie fire north of Bismarck,
I. W. Griffin lost ninety tons OF hay.
Serious prairie fires have also occurred
south of the city.
A strike of high grade tin has been
made in the Margaret, one Of the H;tr-
ney City Tin company's mines.
The excitement of the Deadwooi
inning exchange continues, and stocks
are liuctuating so to so per cent. =
day.
Articles OF incorporation were filed
IN the territorial secretary's Office for
the Dawson & Northern railway.to be
constructed north from Dawson, 1t is
believed that the road will be operat-
ed by the Northern Pacific.
George Doering. aged nineteen. was
drowned during q recent storm in
Twelve-mile Creek, south OF Mitchell.
Col. Hale, of Deadwood, who has
been appointed warden OF the United
States penitentiary at Sioux Falls, will
as soon as the prisoners who are now
IN the penitentiary at Detroit are
transferred, enter upon his official du-
ties.
The official announcement of the
territorial fair is made. Fifteen thou-
sand dollars intcash premiums are Of
fered, and $3.50 cash to the best coun-
ty exhibit. The fair will be held in
hoioh cClJt. " W LIZ.
A warrant was procured againstthe
following named residents OF Roscoe
upon the charge of riot: l.. G. Sims,
county commissioner, and wife; Henry
Huck, a Justice OF the peace, and wife;
NJ. Il. Stanley, lumber merchant, and
wife; J. N. Heal, merchant, and wife:
Joseph w. Parmley, county SUI,
peilntendent; j. r.. Crumb, edi-
Tor OF the Roscoe Herald; j. +. Nc
'hoane and Mrs: w. Il. Dru1y. They
we're al! brought before justices at
Ipswich and obtained a ten days con-
1nuance in which to prepare Tor the
defense. Local sympathizers withthe
prohibition movements nrnc,lred thn