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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11

Judge Logan, of this judicial district,
rendered dc cision the other day which
seems to upset portion of our license
law quite different from any former
view which has been taken, although
we do not know that the question was
ever before the courts. The Wardner
Ne,cs describes the case thus: "In the
case of the Territory VS.. Luke Rawls,
peddler of fruits and vegetables from
Washington territory, who was convict
ed in justice court in Wardner in Oc-
tober last, of pedding without a license,
Judge Logan has decided that the act
of the legislature calling for such license
is unconstitutional and void, and he re-
yersed the decision of the justice court
and discharged the defendant"
If there is any uncons ttutionaity in
this law it must rest upon the ground
that the license is tax imposed upon
the property of non-residents that is
not imposed on the property of resi-
dents OF the territory. The question is
one of some Importance. and the legis-
lature now in session would do we'll to
investigate it and act accordingly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
SUMMONS.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF IDAHO
L County, Idaho Territory.
Territory OF IDAHo.l 9.
4 UNITY OF IDAHo,1 %
J. 7. Aram and John Aram. plaintiffs.
]. W Parker, defendant.
In the name of the people OF the United States,
in the Territory OF Idaho.
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the CLERK Of the Probate
Court nj the county vi Idaho, Idaho Territ nv
in Mt. Idaho, county Of | sho, the complaint OF
the above named plaintiffs, wherein judgment
Is demanded against you for the sum of Eigh-
tyhve dollars, ON an account for horse hire
hay and grain aud cash advanced, and use OF
team and wagon Tho whole done, performed
and furnished nrior to Febru ry Is, 1883, at
your request and for your and benefit.
And your are also notified that unle s. you ap-
pear and answer t. said complaint on Monday,
the 10th day OF July, 1855, at II O'Clock 4. NJ
the plaintiffs will take a default Judgment
q ainst you for tho sum OF Eghty-dvs dollars
and costs of suit
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
<~, Probate Court of the County OF Idaho,
}sr.t Territory of Idaho this 9Th day of Jul
( ly. A. d. lssS.
c. ". CASE,
21-32 EX-Offlcio Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
The Gold-Quartz Region Of Idaho.

Mining and Scientific Press.l
The old placer region in Idaho, viz:
about Leesburg, Salmon city, Gibbons
vile, and on west to Warrens and Flor
ence, is a most excellent quartz field.
During the past year quite number of
rich discoveries have been made. 1t is
free gold quartz. from granite, slate
and porphyry formation. The veins
are all sizes up to immense assures.
This great gold-ficld is about four times
as large as the Black Hills of Dakota
Quartz mining in Idaho is still in its in
fancy. The day is coming when this
great mineral belt will be the most inn
portant as gold-slver producer of any
other portion of the North western terri
tories. Most of this Salmon river region
is yet unprospected. 1t is rough, bro
ken country, consisting of numerous
mountain ranges running in all direc-
tions-a panorama of ruggedness. The
geological character of the country is
profoundly varied. In fact, about all
rocks are represented in this section,
especially the older series volcanic,
metamorphic, crystalline and sediment.
airy. A great many OF the metalliferous
veins are contacts; still there are nu-
inerous assures in the broad zones of
granite and porphyry. The country is
well waterej and timbered. Varions
kinds of game abound in this mountain
region, such as elk, moose, deer, bear,
mountain sheep and goat. All the lar
ger creeks and lakes contain trout and
salmon. 1t is delightful country du-
ring the summer season for the pros
pector, and now since the Indian trou-
bles are all over, there is no reason why
this desirable region should not be ex-
plorcd and the mines developed. Sew
eral railroads are heading this way, and
1t will only be few years when the
great mineral resources of this region
will be known to the mining world. 1t
will be made known by the stream of
precious and useful metals that flow
from these rugged mountains of Idaho.
The mines are here in goodly numbers,
and their development will give for
tunes to the fortunate owners.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
VIZ A. HALL,
wv A. HALL,
Real Estate Agent,
GRAHJGEvTLLE, T. =.
160 Acres. $4,000.

160 acres, 5000.
all fenced well wHtered so acres cultivated.
House, barn and buildings. Household furni-
ture: Farm Implements. Near Cottonwood.
a cash-1a stock. one of the best
1G0 ACRES, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres OF decided land,
81 miles from town, living stream through il,
good house aud well; one of the best ranches.
so ACRES, 1880.
Two hundred and fifty acres OF good farm
land, the remainder is fine pasture, come tim
Der. well watered and all fenced. This is sfins
stock ranch, loo acres of which Is decided land
and 1t is only miles from Cottonwood.
100 ACRES. NOT DgEDED $3.50.
Forty -fve acres fenced. so acres under cult
walton. and well wAtered with springs and well
There Is n house and barn, plenty of farm, pas.
ture aud timber land. and is y bargain if you
want good home.
TOWN LOTS
six town lots north OF South street, and Ave
on Main street.
For further particulars call on
". A. HALL,
Agent.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11

This powder never varies. A marvel OF pu
rity strength and wholesomeness. More econ
omcal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
test, short weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only In cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER
Co, Jog Wall ST., N. Y.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE or ELvA CULLEY, Decea

ESTATE or ELvA CULLEY, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ dersigned, administrator OF the estate Of
Elva Culiey, deceased to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months alter the first pub b
licatiOn of this notice, 10 the ADM nistrstor ct
his residence at Freedom. Idaho County, |. I.
GEO. 3. ALkIxE,
Administrator of the
estate OF Elva Culiey, deceased.
Dated Mt Idaho, Jan. s, 1859. 3i-s4
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11

! will sell beef cheaper than any shop
in Idaho county, for Cash.
81 w. +. SCuMADEKA.
lron-clad note books Tor sale here.
Bring us some wood on subscription.
Mining location blanks for sale ut this
Office.
Job printing of all kinds.
MARRIED.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11

DIgD.-December 80 $685. little Eddie. son Of
Bertram and Mamie Rookie, aged two years
Leaves have their time to fall,
And nowers to wither at the north winds
breath;
But thou. thou hast oil seasons for thine
own, oh Death"
When We see the aged fall, cut down by the
keen sickle of DEATH We feel that ii is as it
should be- But when the young, the beautiful
die it is hard to say THY will be done" Lit
tie Eddie is at rest, taken from mothers arms
unto the loving arms OF plying Savior there
to await and welcome the coming OF loved ones
at home.
We kissed the baby softly. and felt the silent
heart,
And touched the icy fingers from which our
hands must part;
And We closed little casket our breaking
hearts would keep,
And beside the winter snow-driits we laid him
down to sleep.
A friend,
NJ. A. N
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11

CARNES-MCGlLL.-On January /, 1850, at the
Catholic church, Lewiston, | T., by Rev
Father -- :. James Carncs to Miss Mary
McGil
Mr., Carnes is one of the substantial citizens
of Camas prairie and his neighbors are rejoic-
ed that he is now safe in the harbor OF matri-
monial felicity. The happy couple returned to
their home at Cottonwood on Friday last, and
in order to celebrate the ceremony they gave
dance on Tuesday night which is said to be the
most enjoyable affair ever held on the west
side. The dance was held in the school house
OF District No. II and so large was the attend
ance that standing room was scarce. Eighty
people were served to a substantial supper aud
the entire neighborhood turned out to give
Mr. Carnes and his charming bride a notable
and neighborly reception. We echo every
body's wish in predicting for them long life
OF domestic happiness and prosperity.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF IDAHO
L County. Idaho Territory.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
9as &rets Der Wutter.

@nfanss Der iedsslser Sabre tuar
6amm, bic friibere 9auptftaot Der
@rafldaft Mart, idDn cine febr betriebz
lame Stabt. Sn ben bprtisen sroBarti-
aen Orabtfabriten fanben tauienoe bon
Irbeiter,1 lpbnenoe 8eiddftisung. Die
8ep5lter,ns tpar oarnals Der Mebrsabl
naA prpte ifantiid init benz Gn,porz
blilben Der Snbrtrie iiebelten aber eiae
Mense fatboliider Irbeiter nad 6amm
lber, 10 baB s~egenpdrtis Die fatboliide
Ginppbnersabl Der proteitantilhen fat
bas @leidgepift Edit. Cine grDbe BAIL
bon Mrbeitern tppbrtt audi auBerbalb Der
Stabt ; gum geiipiel in Dem nabeses
lesenen 6eefen, ipo Die Resierunssbe=
sirfe Miiniter ,nb arnsberg aleinanber
fpben.
Ginftpeilen beIudte mid elm junger
aus 9eeiien sebirtiger Grbeiter uno bat
mid, ibm ensliide Stunoen 81 ertbeilen,
ba er nah amerifa alls5utuatlbern beab=
fidtise. Der iunge Mam batte Die mo-
tbigen sdulfemtnilie bier3u uno 10
entihIpb id MIDI, ba mir iein beideiz
benes auftreten gefiel, isiner 8itte su
tuiafabren.
9einrid Stratbmarn mar Elm iebr
lernbesieriser Gdiler uno bate CUTE
anlasen ; er madte Sprtidritte une
fDnnte mad ei1em balben Sabre bereits
sismlid selduis ensliid ipreden, leien
nnb idreiben. SD lernte in ibm aber
AUDI einen tusenobaften uno religiDisn
Mann fenneii, tpeBbalb ih Jpn adtete
uno liebte. Gr ersdblte mir, baB fem
gater, elm 0plsidniber aus benz Wliin=
fferlanoe. idDrl ~friib5eitig geifolben lei.
Seine Mutter babe i'm unter grpBen
| Gntbebrunsen grOB sescgen als er
frdftig genllg nan, Inn tie 80 errdhren,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
(Sprtiesuns folst.)
9as i@te1te @etter.

gfui! Das 1T bp9 Elm saritises
@etter! Sept 1oQte bph Der berrlihe
Sribling iein, bamit mir auf ben Mngern
ipielen nnb uns Der i9Dnen Bet frelten
fDnnten!"
Gu flasten brei &naben, pelde bon
brauben tpieoer In bic tparnte Stl1be faz
men unb iidr in bic balberfrornen9dn oe
blie1en.
uSSbr bredet bpa germ Sbit BON ben
sriinen 8Gumer, uno freut elldb, penn
aus benz tpeiBen> iiiben Dfehl bes Weis
gems tpoblidmedenoe anden bereitet
tperoen 2"
90 anttportete frasenb ein GreiS,
ais ct bic &lagen Ter &naben ansebDrt
batte.
Die anaben iasten: 80 ia! Iber
pas BADEN bic iiBen Sridte nno Die
1dDnen @eisendbren nit bieier feuaten,
talten> itirmiiden @itteruns 81 idafz
fen?"
Ser 8reis 1prah uGbett Die falte,
feudte, iturmilde @itterung binbert bas
ungesiefer, bic Srastnoipen gu serra=
een, bic Seine ,tno &np1pen gu beroer'
ben."
u@em es fia 10 nerbdlt," saben bic
&naben our Mnttpprt, uiD ppaen nit
bieie rnfreunoliden Gage mod germ er.
trasen."
uOte1em 8pr1ate bleibt INNER &C.
trelt, meme lieben SDbne!" rief Del
@reis aus, ubleibt ibm bann beipnoerS
treu, tpent eltd in current 2eben tpioer:
pdrtiee Sdidlale iibereilen, trenn eudf
a~ranfbeiten ilberfallen tpenn ibr Sun:
eer mnb Durit lsioen miibt, tpenn ibl
BON ben Gurieen euh trennen mibt I'M
euA bies manAe Gntbebrunsen, man:
den Sdmers auflegt, tpenn enh fremo'
2eute niht 10 freunolia bebanoeln, tpi'
su bauie 8ater, Mutter uno Geidtpi
tier. Splde Sage tDoten bas gefdbr
liaffe inter alem nrgesiefer> pelAe'
am 6ersen naet uno idon I'M porau'
Die @lddielieteit fiinftiser Gage Der
btrbt. Splde tribe Sage tDoten 81
bDie Stuff, balten eud ab, erlre &rdft
gu iberbieten Deer idledt o%raitpe,toen
anoere Meniden eerins gu iddben, I'M
bes Santes unb Der Gbrfurdt por 6pt
!, gu bergeiien. @em alio iol@e trib
Sase audi ilber eud fontmen, 10 muir
nidt! 0enft, baB gar nidts gei9iebt
Dbne bic peiie 3ulalIunS BON SOFT
Senft:
Maes prbnet nit 8eritano
@pttes peiie 8~aterbano."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Ser grappsr erbob lih,

rpebe Wm!" Ser Trapper erbob Iih,
I'm gu aeben.
D5eto beute iiber aht Sage nbenos
S&las sebn lbr por Der 2atbeorale,"
~Iiiferte CT benz Mmsritaner su. vocrt
icat Str tueiteres tDsen. Sbr babt Yin.
lpruh auf metten Dant. baB Sbr mir
ben M6ybsr tsetnes Treunbes @oloau8e
teSeihnet babt. SIR iout NIT mir mao
Gttabonta aufrieben fem! !" 0amit ariff
Der Trapper nab leiuer OiterfeQmite,
mari Die 8ahie iiber bic 5hulter uno
fHrttt binaus.
Ser idurtt1he Entertainer blidte ibn,
nit etnem riunptierenben2dheln nod.
uOas babe ih iblau semaht!" iaste
er I'M fiaen gu fth 1elba. sd mabte
eS ia, bob man io!h einem einfdltisen
Grapper leiht eine2ise aufhinoen fam.
Ser iAtp6rt oarauf, bab i'd itm bic laus
Etere @abrbeit ersdbIt babe, babaRa
SD iole NIT inn sufrieoen iein, iaste
er beina Mbidisbe! Solhe 2eute bal:
Item Msrt, oas tpeiB ih aus alter ST.
fabrung. 9urra! pieleiht Bin ih in
tpenisen Moden i6on Elm Miuiondr
Ser @raf absr muB taIt eem,adt tper.
ben, unb bas tpirb Giieuarm nit istnem
tntianiiden Treunbe ihpn belDrgen,
Damn 1T Die earss Expedition futi@, BIZ
er fit ben Bug na4 benz @oIolaee'
ausriifet !"
Oas tparen bic @ebanten, NIT mel:
den Der Entertainer bic S@ents Der.
lieb.
| Gsn44Sn4nt4n fn1nf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
II.
SnS anSransiSt

Ser Dampfer u9a Srance" lag I'm
Seebafen bon 9aure CUR Nbfabrt bereit.
Sen eiielnen SdIoten entitieg bider
Nualm, 9ei@dfliS eilten bic Matroisn
auf uno ab, bic 2ommancerufe bes
RaptdnS eridaIten unb bereits ioate
bic Slpds bas ebte 3eiGen eeben. @rai
8uurbun fanb auf benz 8eroed bes
,f@Dnen Sdifes, uno mabrenb er Dem
Sreiben i'm Safen sualIdauen fdien,
tpeilten ieine @eoanfen bei feiner1 sus
ridselaRenen Sobne I'M fernen paris /.
go lebbaft beiddftiete Jpn bic Gorge
nm Sas treus 2ino, baB er ben 9afa
gier sdnSlih iiberfab, tpelGer mod I'M
lssten MusenbIids, mo- eben bic Gan.
Sunesbride suriideescsen tperbsn ioate,
an 8oro bes Dampfers seeiIt fam.
Die Anter rafelten IN Der SDbe, bas
S&iff bur@i@nitt fcl3 Die @oseu, BALI
mar bic pffene See erreiht urto tueite,
lnb tpetter trat bic Suite bon Srantreif
surid, Bis iie enblih ritr tpie Elm Nsa
belifreifen Dor ben 8liden Der &eilenber
lag. Sest erit eruadte @raf 8ourbor
aus ieinem tiefen Sinieu uib fem erlfel
Bid besesuete Dem ifehenben, lhielen
ben Muse oes Miiter 8ropn. Oieiel
iefbft ipar isner neripdtets 9afasier &c
tpeier, Der tlrj boz Der 4bfabrt hai
S@if betreten batte. Ct bate ieinei
Scrias ausssfibrt, ale @Hritte bes
8rafen fcr8fdltis iiberuadt uno tpa'
ibm 10 bis auf bns Shiff eefolgt III,
ibn ni4t rReHr aus ben Muger sa laI1sn
SEne baB Der @raf ben Mmeritane,
rdbrenc Der garsen stp5lftrdsigen lie
bsrfahrt beadtet Bate, Ianete er mi
SruncDis in Nstp gort an. bon tpp aul
beioe iih na4 San Gransisto besabsn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
% Il ~ { e @ a b e NJ
fir Die
litbem Rletmem
lino Die
gro6en 5teheu.
@sSammeIt uno sntboten pout .Nanoeres.'
-O-
Der
Krie9s5u9 nad Dem 6olothale.
Spn NIban S~iebenfern.
Spn IIban Siebentern n.
(S0riebung.l

uDas 1T nidt nbtbig," periette Der
8raf; ytreten Sic gefdlIisf in bieies
Nebenaimmer, no sic ben @eid4ten
Fneen tpercen. 9pb 1T berSelbe be-
reits an Den Solsen ieiner 8ertpunouns
e~eforben."
Ser Oiicisr liee lid Dor ben Eooten
fiibren unb murntelte einen Slld swis
fhen ben 3dbnen, als er bic Musiags
Ses @rafen beftdttst fano, tuopDn er fta
subDr erinbli9 iiterjelste. ~8as ben
8erun9litdten auf bic 8~arritaoen ges
ftbrt bat, sebt mid ni&ts an" ertldrte
@raf Bourbon uer bat meia ein5ises
Rirb eerettet, uno id erfilte oamit nlr
bic @fidt Der Dantbarfeit, inbem id
ben GHuerbertpunceten in mein 0aus
anfnabm."
Isle baben fid aber @epolttbdtts.
teiten sesen einen lluteroffieier 3u
S6uloen tomluen latent" i@naubte Der
Oficler.
vGr brpbte mir NIT benz Sdbel,"
mar Die rubise Mntpurt," unc oaflr
mari i@ Den nnoerlddmten nomPferoe.
Sober anSere Srausoie BON GbleefIhl
ipiroe al, nteiner SteQe ebenlD gebanoelt
baben."
~Das pirb fia ia ipdter finben,"
oerlebte Der Oificier turs uno entfernts
fd.
Jao9 i'm Saufe bieies Cages erbiell
@raf bon Bourbon burb eiuen queer:
ldilisen Sreuno bic Nadridt, baB mat
nit Der 4bliGt umaehs, Jpn peeen Wi'
Serfenoes sesen bic betpaffnete Maat
Dur bas SrieSsSeriAt su ftsuen. Das:
ielbe befanb fi9 beretts In boiler Eed:
tisteit. SIZE Nufitdnoiiden aus bel
nieberen &la1en Der 8ebbItsruns tuur
ben 3ur @erbannung Doer Deportation
mad @absnne unb anoern fran;Dti1el
golonien b~erurtbeilt ; NIT ben oDrneb
men 2euten, bic fih benz Raiierreid
hatten nieoeriesen ippIen, berfrbr mat
nod ldlimmer. inoem man fte imeiit CT
iaivben lteB. @enn benz @rofen &our
bon ber 8rpceb eemadt tpuroe, 10 burft
ct ii4 auf bas eleide Sdidlal sefaf
MAIDEN. Daber bl;eb ibm tlidts anbe
res ilbris, ais fi@ Der ibm brOheaoej
@efabr bur@ i@lsunIse Sludt gu ent
aieben. St reroantte eS rur Der Ser
ipenbung eiufluBretGer Sreunbe uno be-
Seroieniten, tpel@e er fta ais Officer
mebrernStiesen errpprben batte, baB Mo
fia NIT ieiner freiuiQieen Selt i.osrbar
nune besniigte II. ieineS Sitter nidt ein,pe
Nu@oem er fIr oas8 eerabnt8 oss Me
r@iianers eeiOrst uno NIT ieiuem 8ar
quier RAID ale @rlOaneeleeenbeiten @
Uronet bate, nabm er adrtliAen Mbihte
BON Ieinem Sdbn@em tpsl&es unit
Der Debut zines treu b~epdbrten @sl
tpanoten surldblisb unS ipdter in B
Sriessi9ule gu ct. Gpr eintreten iolt
Damn reiite Der @raf In 8eeleitur
ieines Dieners Srancpis In oler Stil
naa 6obre ab, um iid BON bort no
9isw gOtt einsuidifen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

u6eift Sbr Neffe nidt 6einrid
etratbmam" frus i4 ansenebm iiber=
raidt.
vSa, 10 beiBt er; fennen sic ihn
benn 2"
veeSa," antportete ih.
Stun, 10 fommert Sic NIT mir er
piro fid berstih freuen, tDenn ih i'm
einen 8efannten aus 9eutidlano nit:
bringe
Nad elmer 8iertelitlmoe erreidter
mir cine groBc 6arm nit penigffens 30
fleinen t6duiern, einem ercben WDbn.
bauie unb sablrei6en @irtbiaaftsse,
bduoen. Ser Site idrit NIT mir bic
lebtern entlang uno balo traten mir ins
8pbnbaus, an bas Elm id6ner, GROCER
3iergarten eren;te. Sn Der WObnituee
mabnte uns Der Anblid sablreider Set
liaenbiloer, cine Statue Der SHUTTER
@pttes nnb zines an Der @anb bdngen=
ben Grusifires, ba6 mir uns in einem
edit tatboliiden 9auie befanoen. Gale
barauI trat Elm grocer, frdfii9er Manr
NIT nettergebrdllntein @eIi6t ms 3im=
mer, iab mid erftaunt an irno ridtete
einen fragenoen Slid auf ben alien
Germ. 9ieier iaste fur5: Sin 8e.
fannter aus Deutihlatb."
SD gab mid nun iDfcrt gu erfenner
unb tulrroe bon Mr. G~tratbmam aufs
0erslihfe betpiafpmrnt. SD blieb einigt
Gage auf Der Sarm, nDIelbt meir
friberer Gdiler Maes nufbDt, I'm NH
ben aufentbalt baielbff angenebm 81
mndben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
: Sci 6. g. @eaIes. G[ums

- Sci g. g. Scales, 8lumens
gdrtner, gde geoar uro 3ueiter StraBe,
finoet man edit inportirte hDldnoiiHe
8Iumensuiebeln. 8efeQunge1 fin 4ns
p1ansungen senomraer. gIumen Saas
men Direct impOrtirt. G45ne Dlnrnel
INNER pcrrdtbig. geiDnoere Mufmerts
lamtcit Decorationer ~eetuibmet. Seles
pbDn I17-3. b1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Wnff

Wien beuti6en aatbOIifsn st. GIoub's unb r~imsesenb
oiene sur giafrI1r, edB Id eucnIz Agsnt bun BON foL
bon 81. BduI, Die gI1Bte f1tbD f@e 3eitanq ia ben
Der. siaatsn /; Der seaobcte bes G5ttias n 6er5en8
Jefu' bon Gincinsatt uno DaS befmattIoEe RegerftnD'
groesrp Store Nr. III Gcrb Z. dpenue, st. GIOus,
Wiiuu.
8. n. anbp.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-19
Deserved Censure.

Why is it the Rapid City correspond
ent of the st. Paul Globe opposes the
opening Of the reservation on new
southern boundary, as desired by the
people Of Custer and Fall River coun-
tiesp He, as yet, has presented no ar
gument, neither can he. Those counties
Of the Southern Hills are not to be kept
in swaddling clothes just to give the
more thickly-settled counties Of Pen
nington and Lawrence the advantage
they do not need. Give the people
south Of us fair shake and chance TO
get ahead in the world, and do not use
such little plcayunish, small-souled tao
tics to beat them ont of their just dues.
Brace up, you Globe dyspeptic, and help
them out.-Sturgis Advertiser.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-19
Cold Censure.

The Hermosa Pilot, in late issue, notes
the relegation of the retiring prosecut-
ing attorney to private life, as being one
Of the most welcome changes of the new
year. The Buffalo Gap News, regarding
the matter differently, substantially
says the new incumbent is as ignorant
Of the law as he is of the taste of tangle-
foot.
Now, while the CHRONICLE does not
desire to be too forward in dispensing
gratuitous advice, we cannot refrain
from expressing the opinion, that the
publication Of such personal illusions is
of doubtful propriety, and can result i'll
no benefit whatever TO the public. And
especially when such abuse is heaped
upon the head Of retiring officer, who
can no longer exercise official functions,
or upon new incumbent, whose official
capacity has not yet been submitted to
to practical test, it is fair to infer, that
such sarcastic slurs could only have
been resorted to for the purpose of Civ
ing vent to feeling of spite prevailing
in the minds OF those who are RESPONSE
bic for their appearance.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-19
Legislative Committees

Members Of the legislature from the
Hills have been appointed upon com.
mittees as follows:
Washabaugh, chairman territorial
affairs, and member of Judiciary, Edu-
cation, Counties, Cities and Municipal
corporations, and immigration.
HALEY, chairman mines and mining
and member territorial affairs, banks
counties, United States Military affairs
public health, and cities and municipal
corporations,
Patton, chairman ways and means
and member insurance, penal institu
tions, Indian affairs, and military affairs
Trude, member Of appropriations
mines and mining, railroads, immigra
ton, and manufactures.
Clark, chairman mines and mining
and member of counties, printing and
Indian affairs.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-19
Millions for Soldiers.

Private Dalzell writes to the Dispatch,
under date of Caldwell, Ohio, Dec. 25,
saying that as New Years gift to his
comrade pensioners he informs them
that $l4,OO0,000 awaits them in the
United States treasury. He says that
not less than 100000 pensioners are en-
titled to receive from S25 to S35 each by
applying for it in Washington, as fol-
lows
First--rive cents per mile from place
of discharge home.
Second twenty-five cents daily for
extra duty between April and October,
1862.
Third-Twenty-e eight cents daily while
in prison or on furlough.
He says not one in ten Americans
knows anything of the legality of such q
! claim.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-19
Lucky Chey enne.

Through the personal efforts Of f. f.
Warren, an enterprising citizen of Chey-
enne, that city will soon be reaping the
benefits arising from the location of the
Union Pacific Railroad shops, at present
located at Omaha. Cheyenne agrees to
build two yiaducts to cost 100000, and
furnish free water. Four hundred men
will be employed this year, and no less
than 1900 after the shops are completed
The total cost of building the shops will
be about half million dollars, and the
company have four wears to complete
them. This important acquisition will
doubtless result in great benefit. and
lasting prosperity to the magic city OF
the plains.