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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18
VI 4. No. $50.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

january 20. ISIS.
Notice is hereby given that the iiarncy Peal
Tin Mining, Milling and Manufacturing Com
UanV. hN lis agent and representative, James W
Fowler, whose pOStoliiCe address j. Rapid City
{ ounty OF Pennington, Dakota Territory, IA
tins day filed its application for a patent fo
l,s1.5 linear feet of The George w. Coats mine %
vein bearing tin ana other minerals, Wlth Sllfiac'
ground 99S.7 feet III width, situated ia Hll CIT,
mining district. County of remington ana Terri
tory OF Dakota. and designated 10y the field note
and official plat on file IN this oahre as lot nulnbc
iG2: said LOT number 4G2 being described As fol
lows. TO VIII:
Beginning at southeast corner, "A post 5N5XG
inches. Is inches in the ground, protected 10y
mound of rock, marked Cor. No. ON one Sld'
and NJ. {. No. 49, on the opposite SIDE, Tor Cor
No. T.. from which L. =. Locating Monument Ne
~ bears north is deg Is min east, iS1l.i feet dist
Cor. NJ. / of VI. &. tS bears north - deg 10 Ihil
east, 1921 feet distant. Thence FIRST course, y
~ deg 10 min W.. 14S1.5 fl dist Ia cor No 2; thence
second course. = II deg w, 2!S.7 IL dist 10 cor No
3; thence third coutSr, ; 10 deg 10 MN +, liSi. i!
# dist to cor No I: thence fourth course, \ y
deg f.. 29S.7 IL dist 10 cor No. /, and place of he
ginning. Magnetic variation IL deg 80 min east
containing lO.l59 acres.
The location ot this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office ot Register OF Deeds OF Pen
~nington county, Dakota, IN books T. and t o
Locations. The adjoining claimants are Coat
No. | and Goats Ne. ,.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely an!
portion Of said George W. Goats mime ol
surface grourd are required 10 file their al
verse claims with the Register OF the Cnitr'
States Land 0fiic" Al D%cadwood, In the ltrriior,
of Dakota, during The sixty days period OF publ
cation hereof, or they will he barred 10y virtue o
the provisions OF the statute.
JOHN X. WIIITESIDE, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing motto,
IF application for patent be published for Oh,
period OF sixty days. eleven consecutive weeks
IN The Custer tHHoNirLE;, a weekly newspaper
published at Custer CITY, Dakota Territory.
JOHN K. W~HITESiDE, Register.
First publication. February /.
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Clerk OF Court--F.J J. V. Rutkowski.
District Attorncy--W, IL. Frye.
Commissioncrs--J. +. street, r. A. Towncr, J. II
Humphrics,
Shcrii--Bcnj. +. Porter.
Register of Dceds--Ios. T.. Pitcher.
Treasurcr-E. II, Flynn.
AsscsSor--Samucl 4. Maddox.
J udgc of P~ropate--ryrus ". Robbins.
Coroner. l.. C0uant.
Supt. Of Pub. IHstruction-Willis Bower.
Justice ofthc Peace. " Lewis, Custer.
ConstAblc--Jas scott. Custer.
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Board of Trustees a. Johnson, President II
q. Buttcrfeld, T. V. Garlock. \. L. smith, X. :
Lewis, w. W. Ward. ". AltaIler.
Clerk f. J. Y. Rutkowski.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 507.


Dcccmber 9th, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest II. smith,
whose poStOthCC address is Custer tlty, custer
County, II. L., has made Application Tor "a patent
for smith Placer Claim OF 81. 2TrlW acres placer
mining ground hearing gold. situate IN Custer
taot OrgahiIcd) mlltuL district, custer county,
Ia Aota, and described in the official plat ANA
ucl notes OH Tile ia this office, as follows, viz,
besinniig al most westerly corner OF Siiiitl
set Ia ground amt in mound of rock, marked NJ.
G.. 90 on ouc side and No. lon opposite side for
corner No. /, being also corner No. /, NJ. I. b6
Clark Placer Clam, irom which corner l.. >.
Locating Monument 80, ~ bears =. ~ deR. "
min. T., 7.g14 feet di4t-gt. Spirc Custer city
School house bears y. - deg, ~ min. w. Nalam.
ity James Peak bears ~, 90 deg. 80 min. Il.
Thence first course, :. Il deg. l., variation 10
deg. 10 Win. T., llS0 feet to corner No. 2; thence
second course T., variation II deg. 10 nm r.,
ll05 feet 10 corner NO. 3: thence third course y,
variation IL deg. 10 min. J.. 6l6.j-lO feet 10 corner
No. 1: thence fourth cOurS" l., variation II deg,
10 MIN. t., llS2.5-l0 feet 10 corner No. D; th"llc"
iith course y, dee. - nm. VARIATION 10 u'9,
10 min. l., ll1} feet to corner No. q; thence slNth
course W, variation 10 dee. 10 min, T., 1874 feet 10
corner No. Z thence seventh course :, 8 deg, 40
min. i, variation 10 deg; 10 mn l.; 81 iret to
corner M, :: thence eighth course y, ~ dec. 80
min. W, variation - deg. 10 min. L., 1902 feet to
corner No. .. thence ninth course ;, | deg. ~
mln. ", Narition H. deg. 10 min y, ~ feet to
corner number / and rldc" ol beginning, con
tanning N.2j acres oi placer INNING ground.
The location of this mine Is recorded IN the
Register OF Deeds once pf Custer County, -. T.,
on pages 2p7, ZuS. 200, 2iO and &}1, IN book 4 OF
Locations. Adjoining claimants are Clark Placer
Claim on north and ToWn-ltc OF Custer city on
west.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are
required to present the same before this Office
within sixty days from the iuSt day OF puollca-
! ton hereof, or They viii be barred by virtue OF
the provisions Of the statute.
JOHN r. W%HlrESIDE, Register.
DONALD MCDONALD, ,,t,,. FIR Claimant
AND +. FEAY. All " i' 'i'i''"n"
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of application for patent be published for the
period Oi sixty days, ,ten consecutive weeks III
the Custer CHRONICLE, "A weekly newspaper
published at custer city, Dakota;
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homes and families. The profits are large and
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Cnngrceano nnI (hntch.

Rev. william Jones, Pastor Divine scrv
Zee every sunday at IL a. IN. and 7.%D =. m. san
Gav school AZ 10 II. IN. An address every Thurs
DAY night at 7;3O to which all are earnestly
invited.
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Churches.
Church.

Rev. ~. d. Atwatcr Pustor-Seryiccs IN the "
y. Church every sunday mt II o'clock a. IN, an1
2 30 o'clock p. IN. All are cordially invited.
sabbath school AT 10 o'clock u. III.
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II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of application for patent be published for the
period oi sixty days, ten consecutive weeks III
the Custer CHRONICLE, "A weekly newspaper
published AT Custer city, Dakota,
JOHN Il. WHITESIDE, Register.
EIrSt ulhllcallOn, Dec. IL
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DRINKS OF ALL NATIONS.
THE EASILY GOVERNED NATIONS
DRINK NO STRONG LIQUORS.

Curious Observations OF the Man Who
Went Around the World on u Bicycle.
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FOWLER * COAD, ATTORNEYS.
SALE.

First publication, Feb. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
IN URGENT LETTER FROM TIE MAYOR.
he ASKS rnE LEGISLATURE TO PROVIDE MEANS OF

he ASKS THE LEGISLATURE TO PROVIDE MEANS OF
PROTECTION AGAINST THE CHOLERA
The following letter from Mayor Hewitt to tho
chairman OF tho Finance Committee Of the state Sen
ate made public yesterday:
George B. Sloan Chairman Finance COMMITTEES, Senate
Sir On 81st Of December last had the honor to
transmit 10 the Governor letter inclone report from
the Academy OF Medicine reference TO the condition Of
the Quarantine blishment at this port understand
that these documents have been communicated to the
Legislature and In the printers hand ell ready
distribution. invite your immediate attention u
the subject because during the last summer there
very great danger OF outbreak cholera In this port
and II generally expected that according 10 past ex-
periences will be repetition OF the disease this
year and the difficulties Of dealing with IL will be greatly
increased Tho Quarantine establishment Is In very
dapdsted condition, and tbs appliances totally made
ouas deal with the danger Of such outbreak a. We
fear Under circumstances feel he my duty TO
impress upon the Legislature the necessity for action and
appropriation OF OF money sufficiently large
70 put the Quarantine establishment in thoroughly ell
Client condition 1t IL estimated that about S2Oo 900 VIII
be required this purpose This sum- although large
would be tnng compared with the pecuniary damage that
would the business OF this city and this State
in cholera should be allowed spread trust
there will be difficulty in having It provided In the
usual manner by State appropriation but II 1t be
deemed transfer the responsibility the City OF
NewYork, that public opinion here Will justify
expenditure Of any reasonable OF money In
order TO protect city irreparabe losses OF life
property nseparsbe from spread Of this disease
The Board Of Health Of this city Is situated az the
present able take charge Of the establish
ment and give direction and supervision a. viii
protect the public from disease In the Legislature
should &c transfer the Quarantine establishment TO
municipal control It would be necessary, Of course that
should be paid In the city treasury. and there
ought IN tho Board Health sufficient power
reooup expenditure which VIII be In order
10 put IL in good working order.
this result is TO 10 accomplished very
little but the necessity for action Is great and the
feeling in this community 30 strong that cannot too
earnestly nrge upon attention OF your committee tho
necessity for action which will to 70 meet
the difficulties the situstIon- Yours respectfully
ABRAM S HEWITT. Mayor.
NewYork, March 81, 1883.
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COURT CALESDARs-To-DAY.

SUPREME Cornr-CnAknyns Before. Barrett J.Nos
IS 80 ia 49, 49, 49, 49, 's s
srrGsxr coURr-cEyrnAt TnRx-Beiors Van Brunt rJ.
M s ssF G,3 &C.. COB s'1fa
lse GIL sOl &C. 43O 6s4 eSS 1885, eS oSa e3S 0+O GAL
hss t~Nos s1l 6ss z6s 6s2 ese tss 5s7 500 ga 694
55 627 $780, $751; $685. Sss 4ol 5e6 eS2 '4s oss 5is
SUPREME couRr-crncyr-PAKr I.-Bstore Ingrahaw, j.
A sernasI us eousr~clssS1e !L-ssfo. oET:n
i .s, is.s I'll Is.s ~ isss ssso s74 10
SUI hasg sss 4 sSSn Eye
is 1893 ss :s s s5 1856 1890 1882 1855
io06 is77 i4ss ss5 s$s 1893 i6Os 1915 sSi. s2Oa
sUasosATRs oOgar~B.sor. Ransom. s-w st Christina
't sUfE.o. co1nr-orSrn.1 Tznn-B.tore s.dg-ck J.
'f e. r. Is 81 Is % sSt r. g. IS p 49,
10 xai sti zss 20s a47, PAS a4s $50 2dI, s'2 1853
SUPERIOR coURr-TErAL ThRM-PAxr L-B'f'rs Dusro.
'Cowsos PL.tsoGESIRAL TrKx-Adjournsd for
COMMON rLKAs-sPEoLAL IsRh-Beicre Boos'ta'er' j.
coKsos PLris7;EQuIrr TEnxoBotOr' LArremOrec. j.
cossos rG nR. 4aaa' rHRnfAnr
NOs zsa $50 ISL Sso tio +2s 1St 70 ie1 ~ Sa a
s sss 7s 49, =: 49, 81 e. 300 '' '' w. ." r''
COMMON r..a:-rnA.. T' sa.1s.l S''r' van
s ai sa ~ s sse' tss9 ss' 1850 io 700 s''S
$40 s;'s ss
eSs $751; e 'sss s
cogaG Sisssti .s..S..r4sI I:ns%sGss cswblns
J. s9e A'i r.:sid D.Fi.. Ai50S'E PTs'.
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LIE NTLTE OF TRLDE

BUFFALO April 2-wssat-So. Hard dali but firm /,
Ne Hard Northern Pacific duh loloo Chicago
May Winter Wheat dull 80 Rel Michigan 70 ~ !
No White Michigan ole track Corn strong Ne 2
Yellow 5sc; 10 YellS- pig 10 s7t.s377c' 20 3
White $50 2Aired $50 gee en- rack bari,r steady:
Canada % GS4c: Ne 2 Canada Ds69Ic Ne 8 Extra
81 6s9c Rvs full sad lower. No. Western 6sac
isck Fsnr stesfT AMI unchanged b., PatshI Spring
ss756si S5 Bssi Patent Winter - 20 aS4 Sj hb
carload lo. Nlfsed Winter Bran 81 50 spring
Mdaling sle 90 Oatmeal steady Corn
Corn 1000 0ush. 1900 buth SUPERINTENDENT
$4,000 oush Corn $4,000 tush oats 5000 bush
CHICAGO. April 2-Ths leading futures ranged as
follows.
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TINTED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. April 2-Ths following business was
transacted Supreme Court Of the United States TO
day;
No. l5o-Ths washington Ice Company and .thers
pls pti in error as Nathaniel Webster In error % the
Circuit the District Of Maine Judgment affirmed
with costs and interest -. c-.,-.
sIecutrx In error 10 the supreme Conrt
OF New.York. Judgment affirmed with costs -
S<-rhe UDcp Trust Company OF New ork appel
liant aEt William r. Robertson Appeal from tho Circuit
Court United states for the southsn Disrct Of
Illinois. Decree affirmed with costs
Ne l05-D. II. Williams plaintiff IL error art Edward
and others 70 the Cireut Court OF the
Uned states for the Ssrthorn District Of Texas Judgment
anirn med with costa
No sie-Tho state Of Missouri. eI raj John R. Walker.
TO supreme Court Of the state Of Missouri Judgment
all med with costs
Nc isi-JsAu F. Harrraptt Collector etc. plsintin in
error Shsppsrd and sthors In 10 the
United States fer the Eastern District OF
Judk affirmed with costs and Interest
No Sos MorGsp's Louisiana and Texas Railroad and
steamship Com appellant agi the Texas Central Rail-
Cen psny and ethefG
No 97l-TIs Texas Central Railway Company appellant
sxt and Texas Railroad aud Steamship
Company. Motisn 70 advance denied
Ne les-Ths Glacier Mountain silver Mining Company,
plantin error ]. Frank Willie aAd others JudE
nent Of eisnssa Of February la 1883 aside and
restored 10 the docket
Mr. Justice harlan allotted to the Fourth Circuit in
addition his dutiss Circuit Justice OF the Seventh
Circut
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BISHOP POTTER WRITES TO Mr. BAUM.
Tho following letter has bsen received by the Rev.
Henry Mason Baum. Of the Church Publishing Com
$50 Yves, seth. st. March 81. 1888.

100 West 59th.st. March 81. 1883
Rev and Dear Sir The statement which your letter Of
the 2sh inst refers is have never said you
a man bad character. nor have undertaken In
way pronsunoe upon character as good bsd
" indifferent That 10 VIII become duty TO do only
when charges have presented 70 me Affecting your
standing clergyman and altar those charges have been
Investigated proved fsss The csnonica means
70 that end duly provided and the reference OF charges
against you to cenmies Of inquiry to be nominated In
tbs way suggested by you involves method OF procedure
which an not at liberty 70 fellow.
you are quite liberty mako Of this letter
that you may desire. Very truly yours,
The Rev. IL NJ Baum Ii. @. POTTER
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AN IMPOSSIBLE CASE or SMALLpoL

Heath oncer Smith denied yesterday the reports made
in regard 70 sailor In Boston who down with
smallpox aud who said he had arrived this port the
Doris Eckon but net held Quarantine despite
the fact thst be hae the disease Dr. Smith said that this
arrived here on March "a me psrson. he added
sick board This vessel was q month on the
passage from Havana IL 10 impossible that person
could have contracted smallpox Havana en- February
"a and had developed long before the date the
bsrk's arrival In this port
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AN ATrRA orIVE COLLEGE pUp,,o,r,ov

ine l~ehty'rtth volume OF The cOumbisas the IN.
hsor publication OF the School OF Arts Of couhs. C1,
VIZ make us appearance at the college this morning In
,ppesfanee II IS neat attractive volume trre smaller
mao last years book but containing much additional nal,
kf The covers are white OF flexible material wits
'4Y design foi The cdumbiad. 80" on The front
se' Inc Interior OF the BOOK contains more reading
natter than former volumes with moro eomDle,s
''u'se societies than before aud tho whole bOos q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

report and electng board Of oeer and directors The
report shows that the In ave months Of active
business has paid the entire expenses for the year and
left o Surplus Of s150oo The following officers were
elected President p. W. Cocgeshan vice-prcsdent
Charles Z. Strong; secretary william A. W. Stewart;
treasurer John Duer general manager David u Ogden
The directors were reelected
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On the Pr3ilcs EIshtnrs lar IN. sqttsr m,rk,t WA
srp Creamery 2iesl. Dairy 2ls27a Eggs nra .,
biz sO .s,s .2s.,4 4prS W.: . Rad -.
No. Mixed s2isS bid
PHnAprLrHA. April AZ steaay, demand moderate
wsstsra Aad rsnssvivanA saDsraa. 81 b9ssl 7S do
- as PenavlvAsa Roller Process s. 90 81 IS ohi1
Clear stO0st2a do do straixhi s. 25aS46 Indians
Southern Illinois Clear - O,st 2j 10 DO straight 81 rs
s. 40 Winter Patent fair 10 ehoea 81 a. so Minnesota
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