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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26

Land Commissioners o. H. Parker re-
turned last night from an extended
trip to the Black Hills. Mr.. Parker
has been there for the purpose Of look
ing up the records and viewing the
country for the purpose Of selecting
the school indemnity lands. He is
very well pleased with his trip, and
says there ,s large amount of valu-
able lands in that section, which can
be selected for indemnity, and which
will make valuable acquisition to the
school fund. During his trip through
the Hills, Mr.. Parker reports that his
friends out there made it very pleasant
for him and took pains that he should
view the many points Of interest
among the mines around Lead and
Deadwood, and the scenery and won.
derful springs at Hot Springs and
Rapid City.-Pierrs Capital.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26
ALMOST A CONFEDERATION.

|. Thursday evening about $50 o o'clock
the alarm Of fire was sounded through
hestreetsand brought everybody with
in hearing on dead run to Chicago
Avenue. The kitchen portion Of the
Kenefick restaurant was found to be
all ablazc, and for time it looked as
II nothing could be done to save either
the restaurant or the adjoining build.
ings. The restaurant stands near the
middle Of tue block, with r. w. Shann's
new two st0rv.stOne meat market on
one side and T.. Phernettcn's building
in which there is at present barber
shop, closely adjoining this is E. Phcr-
nettons $ jewlery establishment. There
was no wind and the Kitchen was
closely hemmed in from any
draft, SD that the minimum Of danger
was reached IN that direction. Men
and boys from all directions were
quickly on the ground. and by the CO.
plous use of water carried from all
sources kept the fire under control, un-
til q. G. Fargo reached the scene with
a box of hand grenades, by the jadi-
cious use Of which the flames were
quickly cxtinguished. As near as can
he learned the Are originated from the
kitchen stove. Supper was jnst being
prepared aud at the same time MIR.
Keneick was heating some oil with
which to mix paint. 1t IS supposed
that the grease from the frying pan
sputtered on to the stove and taking
fire ignited the oil, which blazed up
and set fire to the roof. Just exactly
how the fire started is extremely hard
to tell, although there were several
persons in thu kitchen at the time.
The fire did not extend beyond the
kitchen. but the damage done to the
furniture, dishes and dining room, as
we'll as that of the sleeping room
upstairs will amount to quite a sum.
The restaurant hadbeen running
for only a short timesnd the loss
precipitated upon Mr.. Keneick at
this time is doub]y severe. We
have heard of no other losses en-
anating from the removal of goods or
damage by water, so that on til. whole
the fire was not so disastrous as it
might have been. This however will
he warming to our citizens to always
be ready. with extingui,hers and
buckets for emergency calls.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26
ORIGINAL PACKAGE.

In the case Of the State Of South Da-
kcta vs George H. Chaplin and VIM.
Komsr, Of Lincoln, charged with SELL
ing liquor, the supreme court on
Thursday last handed down the follow
ing decision. The opinion is by Judge
Bennett:
After q full review Of all the evil
dence in the case the court, IN a we'll
and elaborate opinion, holds that in
order for the defendants to receive i'm
munity, under the decision OF the su.
p.eme court Of the United States in
the case Of I.iesy vs. Hardin, common
" known as the original package case.
they must show first that they are for
iegn importers or agents OF foreign
importers Of beer or liquors; second,
that as such agents they received an
importation Of beer and other liquors
from another state or a foreign. coun-
try; third, that they are such import
ers or agents selling this importation
by the original package, in the unbrck.
en- packages in which it was imported;
fourth, that they are not making their
house Of business tippling concern
for the rendezvous Of persons, bringing
it within the police power Of the state
to declare a nuisance. All these facts
must be fully established by the de-
fendents in order to make the transac-
ton legitimate. Under the decision
the failure to establish any Of these
propositions, makes seller Of intoxi-
eating liquors amendable to the state
law. The court further holds that
when bottles OF whisky or beer, each
sealed up in packet or wrapper and
closely packed together in uncovered
wooden boxes, marked to the address
Of the agent and shipped from one
state to another, the wooden boxes,
and not the bottles, constitute the ORR
ginal package within the meaning of
the decision Of the supreme court Of
the United States. The court finds
that the defendents have failed to es-
tablish such facts as will entitle them
to any immunity f,om the penalties Of
the state law, and order that the judg.
ment Of the court below be enforced
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26
xoa.a . Roll Of nills.

He stood at bar on Broadwxy sn.x-
ing dice with tho bartender, says tho
Milwaukee Wisconsin, and, glancing at
tho floor, discovered . roll Of bills. Tho
room was full Of men, and II none Of
them claimed the money the bartender
would. 80 self-intercst demanded that
he should pick up tho money without
being seen. He planted his foot upon
IL, and tossed the dice while he looked
for an opportunity to grab the roll.
Whom tho bartender had s'done" him .
dozen times or moro tho opportunity
came, and he heaved . sigh Of relief -
he showed the roll into his pocket. He
hastened to his ohice on tho West side
to examine his ind. There was twenty
two dollars in tho roll-iust the amount
he had put In . roll In his other pocket.
A thought flashed ACROSS his mind and
he diyed iato the other pocket. The
roll was gone. He he'd been 70 Ill that
trouble y pick up his own money. =
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26
COMMUNICATED.

OOMAO0xOAC6Oe
Mr. EDlToR:-I am one of the
old soldiers of '6l, an old Douglas
Democrat. Never mind the past,
we have had enough Of sorrow and
war. The present we have with
us and every morning we awake to
a new day to be better than the day
just past If we only make such.
There are a few old soldiers that
grumble some. You know it is
natural for some people to sow
thistle seed then complain because
they get pricked along the jour
ney of life.
Well l thought would just step
in and tell you about our home.
Now hoEe does not consist alto
gether in the beautiful outside
show, the costly carpets, furniture,
&c. Now we would boast of our
home, but hosting shows weakness.
How pleasant it is, out of the
storm and protected from the Gotta
blizzard, and l guess / know what
they are. Our commander is a
heavy man--over 2oolbs., and
every pound interested in the SOL
dicr's best good. Certainly he
may make some mistakes l never
met a perfect an yet. find up
on all organized form the word
Possibility" written by the Infin-
ite finger, that teaches me that we
are in the infancy of improvement
and ought to be in the infancy Of
enjoyment. We fare firstrate, our
clothes are good, beds fine, then
that cook with only one eye, just
tell you l don't know where all
these good things come from, when
our state is so poor. l know of
farmers to-day who are burning
straw, whose children are not prop
erly clothed, just struggling along,
taking their last dollar to pay tax
es and from these taxes this home
is built and supported. Now what
have done as an old soldier?
Only my duty, why should boast?
We are happy lot Of boys and
it would make us mad if you should
call us old. expect we shall live
on and on growing wiser, better
and happier. know the preacher
gave us little hint to the contrary
but he is quite young yet. l have
lived to see more than one creed
die and something better take its
place. Well, yes; he is a smart
man and is hound to see higher
points in knowledge sometime. l
should like to hear him preach ta-
king his text from these hills, these
old mountains, these rivers and
rills, Gods own book that has not
passed through so many transla-
tors hands. The more we study
it, the more we work upon it, the
greater knowledge we attain and
we are led to cxclaim; How beau
tiful and grand are thy works. Oh,
Creative Power!
NOW, Mr. Editor, cannot stop
long with you this time. You just
come up and see us, bring your
wife along, and don't leave with.
out visiting the kitchen, just to see
the Improvements made in the last
twenty-five years; remain until the
table is spread, then if you dom,
say we are most bountifully served
considering the poverty of the state
then / am liar sure. Iwould tel
you of our Quartermaster, and Ad
jutant, but It's enough to say they
are hand and glove with the Cap
tain for our best good. l mus
call again and tell you what the
officers have done for temperance
they have struck a deadening blow
on the head of that old serpent o
the still. l tell you we have ;
right to be happy and rejoice.
BARKER, THE FARMER.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26
Teachers. Examination.

Notice T. hereby given that there
vii! he a public examination held in
the School House IN Hot Springs, on
the 9Th day Of January, 1891. com
menc;ng at 9 o'clock of said Gay, Of
all persous, oflegal age, Offering them.
selves IS candidates 10 teach in the
common .chools Of Fall River county.
South Dakota. VIC. THoxpsox.
70. Supt.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26

IL has leaked out that Cleveland was
fraudulently elected president. Five
thousand inmates Of public institutions
en- Long Island voted for him. The
Supreme Court Of New York has de.
cided that said votes were illegal. It
does not require much investigation
anywhere to discover that such tactics
are not at all unfamiliar to the demo.
cratic party.-Pisre Capital.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26

The question has been asked. "In
what respect are st. Patrickis pills bet
ter than any other?" Try them. You
will find that they produce . pleasant
cathartic e6ect,are more certain in
their action, and that they not only
physic but cleanse the whole system and
regulate tho liver and bowels. For
sale at 2S cents per box BY al drug.
gists.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26

sHILOHS VITALIZER is what
you need for Constipation, Loss Of Ap.
petite Dizziness, and ell symptoms Of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and Is cents per
bottle. Sold BY W. w. Root.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26
Land ORce.

The following business was trans
acted before she United States land
Office yesterday:
Final homestead entry-Will,am d.
Wood, Cascade, Fall River county.
Cash entry-James F. Sumner, Hat
Creek, Fall River county.-R. C. Jour-
nal.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26

For lame back. side or chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price q cents.
Sold By w. w. Root.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01
GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,

February lst, lSSu. In accordance with Chap. VII Par. 2dsJ. (Sec 5el of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1887, notice is hereby given that at the next ensuing tenn of the District Count held in and for Gila County, Arizona Territory, will sp- ply fer judgment against the lands and real ests.+ and Personal prnperty deserihed in the foregoing delinquent list of said ccnnty for the year 1889, for the taxes, penalties, costs and interest due thereon, and for an order to sell the same for the satisfaction thereof.
 also gige potice hereby that cn the 4th MONDAY oi April iSao, which is the Mon day next succeeding the day fixed by law for tine commencement of said teTa Of the said District Court, all the lands and real estats and personal propeity for tho sale of which an order shall be made. vii be exposed to Public Sale at the Court House of said Coun., ty for the amount of taxes, Penalties, costs and interest due thereon.
 w. W. BR00KNER,
 Treasurer and ex.ot.icie Tax Collector.
 tiila County A. F. F..h Ivy
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01
sQOt Ax List A COUNTY, I ARIZONA, FOR THE \ R ENDING. =.
December 31, 889.

Akins, ,George-Personsl property; taxes and costs 2S r Adams, J. M-Personal property; taxes and costs "A 56 Alderete, E. Slot 16, block 90, town of Globe taxes andeosts 2 l6 Alvares, Chono-P Personal proper ty, brush shanty, opposite O. D. Shelter; taxes and costs 3 10 Allen, F. M Personal property, raieh and improvements on Pine Creek, taxes on personal proper ty charged against real estate; taxes and costs l9 30 Allen. Bros. s.--Personal property, possessory right to ranch and im- provements on Pine Creek ...A- 2" 0n personal property charged
 inst real estate; taxes and
 ts s4 31
 Id, F. B Personal property,
 ssessory right to ranch known
 the Webb place on east side
 Tonto Creek being the S and N. W. of s. W. I and s. W, 4of N, w. 4of Sec 24, Town ship 6, Range 10 E, taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs 23 62
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01
sixby, G. o.-personal property

Sixby, G. O.-personal property S5 2. Sutherland w. H-personal property,
 possessory right to ranch in Dripping
 Spring Valley, taxes on personal piop-
 erty charged against real estate i6J q Sidow, II. A personal property. sil-
 yer concentrating rsiil, shake house
 at Pioneer, taxes on personal proper
 ty charged against real estate 70 Sl Sidow, Rafaela personal property,
 board house at Pioneer, taxes on per
 sonal property charged against real
 estate go 9f Sidow, William personal property 1
 adobe house north of St. Louis Brew
 cry, taxes on personal property
 charged against real estate s U Sthell, Robert H-peTsonal property,
 w. of <. F. Sec. 70, T I, R. Is E.
 containing SO acres, taxes on peisnu-
 d property charged against real estate 22 9t Sanders, T. A. personal property, pos
 sessury right to ranch on Tonro tax.
 against real estate 13 z Smith, Carl personal property, ranch
 nn north side of Government latm,
 taxes m personal property charged
 against real estate 5 & Sutton, A. L. personal property le St. Geruain, Joseph personal proper
 ty, ranch near Pine, taxes on personal
 property charged aeairst real estate 70 IL Smith. G. r. personal property. pcs
 sessary right to ranch OR East Verde
 at county lire, taxes on personal property charged against real estate IF = Sanders. Martin personal property. as.rss,,l, rirlif tsa l,,,...h ,,li i,ii,.t
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01

Graydon, Alex. solvent debt se- cured by the Horn mortgage 8 Gallego, F.-personal property, posssssory right to lot with i'm. provements next south of Vim. Sidow's, about mile south of Globe, taxes on personal proper ty charged against real estate Gibson, J. C.--personal property, possessery right to ranch about s miles south of Globe known as the Oak Spring ranch, taxes on personal property charged against real estate 2 Gray, John-pcrsonal property 3 Garcia, Francisco--personal prop erty, house and lot opposite 0. D. Shelter in rear of Hollaen- der's blacksmith shop, taxes on personal property charged against real estato Gibson, Jos. S.--personal proper ty, possessory right to ranch at Round Valley, Reynolds ranch
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01


 Stallo & Moody ranch and i'm proyements, taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs B S2 Blair & Rapp-P Personal property, possessory right to ranch in Dripping Spring Valley, and im- 3provements, taxes on personal property charged against real es- ~ tate; and costs 305 Os r,ieard, Wm. H -Possessory right to ranch at mouth of Pinto Creek, on Salt River, Pinto l Station" taxes and costs 10 79 Borzoni, Manuel E-Personal property, possessUTy right to house and lot opposite Freder icksburg Brewery, l mile south of Globe, tay"- on peIs ,nal prop srtyIchargeo against real estate; taxes and costs O6 Bigglsben, Frank Lot 9, block S3, town of Globe; taxes and costs 93 Battalleur, Claude--Perso nal property lots and 2. block 90 20 feet of lot s, block 99 and lot 3, block 80. town of Globe; taxes and costs 20 F 'levins, C. H.-Personal proper ty, possessory right and im- rovements on ranch near Cie-
 "a on Sierra Anchas, taxes on
 aonal property charged
 st real esta!ej taxes and costs % 06 Boyer, Joseph--Personal property, possessory right to ranch and improvements on Buzzard Roost ranch, taxes on personal proper ty charged against real estate; taxes and costs 16 90 Bowen, Robert-Personal proper ty, possessory right to and inn pD}vements on ranch on Walnut geek, Pleasant Valley, taxes on Iersonal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs 192 76 Blaksly, M C-Personal proper ty, possessory right to and inn prpvements on ranch at head of Tonto Creek (Rim Rock), taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs 2l @ Burch, William-Personal proper. ty, possessory right to and i'm provements on ranch about I mile N. W. from Payson, taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs 36 0l Bissig, Frank-Personal property; taxes and costs 3 97 Brady, F. M-Personal property, possessory right to and improve ments on ranch on Rye near the mouth, taxes on personal prop erty charged against real estate; taxes and costs 157 A Brimnsr, Hugh-Possessory right lots in Payson; e houses)
 and costs 4 80
 ndrew-Personal proper
 sessory right to and im-
 .-nents on l60 acres of land
 lie north of Tonto P, O., aes on personal property 5.arged against real estate; taxes and costs 8 12 Bennett, F. M--Personal prop erty, psssessory right to and i'm provements on west side of Ton to Creek. at lower end of Gov erninent farm, containing 80 acres; taxes and costs 34 Boyle, J. W.-Personal prop srty, possessory right ', and improve inents on ranch in Pleasant Val ley, taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs 51 30 Barnhard & Marts- Personal prop erty, ranch 4 miles west of Rye, taxes on personal property charged agalnst real estate; taxes and costs 19 25 Blevins J H Personal proper ty.f on Salt River, taxes
 nal property charged
 real estate; taxes and
 15 14
 nal property,
 below Ayles-
 S0acres ranch
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01

O'Neill, Chas. H.--persnnal property,
 pussessOry right tu ranch nn Salt Xiv
 CT, taxes on personal property charged
 against real estate 2l 0iligher, Joseph Estate of-personal
 property h
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01

and coats
  Houston, s. T.-personal property 6 8l Hollaender, Jos. -possessory right to lot opposite 0. D. Snelter with improvements thereon 2 95 Horn, Fred NJ. personalproperty b 60 Heyse, H E.-personal property 1G
 U. Jewell, personal property, lots and 3, block 75, town of Globe 25 g Johnson, Chas. H H--personal prop erty IA q Janusry, NJ D.--personal proper ty, possessory right to ranch at Rim Rock, Webher Creek, Ton to Basin, taxes on personal prop erty charged against real estate Sl G5 Jacobs, J. W.-personal property 13
 K.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01

Curry, NJ. k. personal property, possessory right to rnnch on up. per Tonto Creek, taxes on per
 sonal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs T3 4 Cline, John L--personal proper ty, possessory right to ranch on Tonto Creek, taxes on personal
 property charged against real es-
 tate taxes and costs 1h2 2 Cline, Tom J. J.--personal property, pnssessory right to ranch on
 Tonto Creek, taxes on personal
 property charged against real es-
 tate; taxes and coats 103 8 Cline, A. D.--pcrsonal property,
 possessory right to 5, ] of N. w ] and N. of $. w. ] of Sec,
 26, Township 3, Range II E.
 containing I60 acres, taxes on
 personal property charged
 against real estate; taxes and | costs bO Cline, F. P,-personal property, possessory right to ranch on Tento Creek, taxes on personal
 property charged against real es- tate, balance due; taxes and costs $ 0 Consolidated Excursion Mill & Mining Co., ten stamp gold
 quartz mill formerly known as
 the McGowan mill with build
 ings belonging thereto on the
 East Verde; taxes and costs 9S 4 Chong, Quong Yick--personal
 prope;ty; taxes and costs 9 l Cook, W. H--lot ?, block S4,
 town of Globe; taxes and costs 12 6 Derrick, Marion-personal proper ty, possessory right to ranch at Indian Gardens, taxes on per
 sonal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs T6 l Donohue, Joseph--personal prop
 erty, possessuly right 10 ranch about miles east from Pine, taxes on personal property
 charged against real estate; taxes
 and costs 2S ? Diarigo, A.--personal property,
 lot Ii, block 87, town of Globe,
 taxes on personal property
 charged against real estate; taxes
 and costs 33 . Duey, J. S.--personal property,
 s. of N. w 1 and \, E 1 of
 s. W. of See. p, TowDship3, Range h + containing lz0
 acres, taxes on personal proper
 ty charged against real estate;
 taxes and costs l9 (
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01

Fuller, E. C.--personal property, possessory right to ranch at Pine, taxes on personal proper
 ty charged against real estate P Ferguson, c. D.--personal proper ty possessory right to ranch at
 Wheattislds "Gann ranch, pos sessoiy right to ranch at Wheat
 fields "Lauback ranch, taxes on personal property charged against Gam ranch 70 Felten, o. C., personal property, possessory right to ranch l mile from Bradys on Rye known as the Buckskin ranch, taxes on personalproperty charged against
 real es ate 131 Fisk, Clinton B.--personal prop erty l56
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01

Ellison, J. W,--personal proper
 ty, ? possessory rights, taxes on
 personal property chargedagalnst
 real estate; taxes and costs 19G Ellingwcod J, s. and Miguel Apo daca--possessory right to and improvements on ranch in Pleas ant Valley about miles N. w.
 from Haighlers, containing lG0 acres; taxes and costs 1 Eaton, J H personal property; taxes and costs : Ezell, J B--personal property, possessory right t. ranch near Rim Rock and Ellisons ranch, taxes on personal property charg
 ed against real estate: taxes and costs 70 Ezell, J. W-personal property, possessory right to ranch near Rim and Eilisnn's ranch. taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs J
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01

Ellison, r G.--personal property,
 possessory right to ranch 2 miles north of J. w. Elllson's,
 taxes onpersonal property chars
 cd against real estate. taxes and costs Fades, C C-personal property, pos
 sessory right to ranch on Salt
 River known as the Gam ranch,
 containing 40 acres, taxes on per
 sonal property charged against
 real estate: taxes and costs
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01

Fuller, C--pcrsonal property, pos sessory right to ranch on East Verde, taxes en personal prop erty charged against real estate; taxes and costs 61 Fuller, w, D.--personal property, possessory right to house in Pine, taxes onpersonal property charg- ed against above house; taxes and costs 42 Fuller, R. personal property, pos sessory right to house on Pine Creek, taxes on personal prop erty charged against aboyehouse; taxes and costs 10
 Taxe
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-01

on Cottonwood Crs ak, taxes on personal property charged against ranch OH Salt River, tax es and costs 3S D Butts, J. H,--Personal property, M c. ranch on Tonto Creek, taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs 9 z Boyer. w. M.-Personal property, ranch on Sallie May Greek, tax
 es on personal property charged against real dstate; taxes and costs a3 G Brewster, Joseph--Personal prop
 erty, ranch near Mack Morris mine, taxes on personal property charged a2ainst real estate; taxes and costs Q U Boise, James F. Solvent debt se- cured by the F. c. Robertson
 mortgage; taxes and costs 10 , Church, G. K Personal proper
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