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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-03

OF the most aevcre character.
The names of a few who live in Davenport and
viciu iy. who have been successfully treated are
given below:
Mr. A Pam, Mrs Mary Watson. rheumatism
Miss Lizzie Vance. Mr. John Speaker. Caiarrh :
Miss Anna Davis. Mr. VIM SHnkeyr, ~crofula; Mrs
j A Wisncr, Mr. J. Ma Ouhamer. hcaft disease
Mrs " Marshall, III year, standncD piles
Mr. lsiah D1ty q , Diles .
MR. May Weudt. J A Wright. Sarah Munson,
Frank HAYES, VIM McGranahau, y T'hompso on.
female disease.
The 81 are very few of the many testimonials
The doctor has, hut they are CnsHgh to show what
can b. done by one who thoroughly understands
the cause and treatment Of disease
sF Loss Of Manhood, Seminal Weakness, and
Errors of Youth. positively and permanently
cured
~ Positively no case taken that cannot be
cured. Correspondence accompanied by &c in
stamp promptly answered
CONSULTATION FREE.
Overwhelmingly New Block
w. Third Street, near Main,
DAVENPORT. IA.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-03

..LSDALE.
HILLsDALE, Oct. /.
wilt cause rejoicing by
lowing TO DO.
no unfortunately had his
weeks ago by a mule
proving s.1u
no has
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-03

BURLINGTON ROUTE C.. B. \ q. RAIL
- way-nepot First avenue and Sixteenth St,
i. Young agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-03

THlCAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAIL
~ way-Racino Il Southwestern Division-De-
pot Twentieth street. between First and Second
avenue. F.. ID. W. Holmes agent.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
incidents of the Election.

\ jug ol whisky was sent to Douglas
precinct with a tab on it marked "conl-
pii,neits OF Wtn Gardner from PI;lllixett
& LSnch, Chicago, Illinois,"
The ladies stood at the polls soliciting
suffrage votes \ worker in one ward
states that III nearly every case where
an Independent voter was broached he
freely showed his ticket and it was often
found forscffraee. Mr.. Gardner, repub'i-
cancandidate for Legislature, brought up
Il coiored voter. The ladies asked the
voters assistance. Mr.. Gardner stated
it was all right aliI w:is for hurrying it
in, but the voter was more gallant and
opened it EDr tie !&ilics inapantion and
10, the word yes ls:;s! :.acE erased with 81
:, pea j., tie l. '.v ,izcl q change Mr.
-ntmine2 siiHpls;7i,'s ,ei,i;ed that he
voted a.,;,ns; t!ia'E, ,ni principle. That
!ndelea,uilt worker could bot remember.
that the husband ,I THIS lady und i'll
fact tie husband Of nearly e, cry other
lazy who worked ia .'lis cause, would
vote for Mr.. Garssnc::-,
Mr.. Cluti, Instructed u voter how to
ix the ftfllseii'ttis IL. ;5t.t! he advised the
crossing al til; ,yu:d yes. an indignant
voter wl,ot.iooI ~ said, ''lf l had Out
the vote | have just put in I wou't
scratch you, you.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
:. H. MITCHELL
!SE"FseEsN H-AT-LAW.
Office Over Black Hills National Bank.
JOIN LAFABRE-
CONvEYANCER,

-
n I oTICE-TIMBER CULTURE~-U. S. Land
IN Office, Rapid City, S. D.. October l, 1890,
-complaint having been entered at this office
by Richard Hu4table against Edwin E. Wood
man for failure to comply with law as to timber
culture entry No. 4S2, dated August 25, 1883,
upon the NV 4, section 35, township north of
range 10 E.. B. H. NJ. in Pennington county,
South Dakota with a view to the cancellation
OF said entry; contestant alleging that said
Edwin E. Woodman has failed during the year
ending August 25, 1890, to cultivate SAID tract
or any portion thereof, that during said yeas
he failed to plant or cause to bsplanted to trees
tree seeds OF cuttings ten acres Of ground on
said claim or any portion Of said ground; that
he failed during said year to protect by a suf-
ticient fence tho land formerly broken; that he
| has sntirely failed to comply with the require,
ments OF the timber culture law during said
year ending August 20, $780,; that there Is but
one or two small trees on said tract, and that
all OF said failures still exist The said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office ON
the 18th day of December, 1890, at 10 o'clock,
a. M, to respond and furnish testimony con
cerlliug said alleged failure.
T. p LUsE Re2ister
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
| REGULAR LAND SLIDE.

TILE DEMO GRATIS CAPTURE (, asGEssss5
The Independents Get Siice---1ciSiniey
Did 1t with His Little BiIl--aEassacl.u-l
sets, .Pennsyivania, Ohio, Indiana, Wis
consin, Michigan, RIinnesatm, Town, Re-
brsska and Montana Democratic.
The independents lose Pennington
and Custer counties but can stand it as
they havea majority III the legislature
OF South Dakota, and probably thestate
officers, and also claim North Dakota.
The vote is so close it will take lhe Off
cial vote to determine the result. The
independents make a glorious beginning.
They capture Kansas nearly entire,
electing five congressman and the entire
state ticket. Three congressman in Ne
braska and divide the rest OF the state
officers with the deinoesstt'. They also
capture stray congressman Throughout
the different sta tes. III.
There are many reasons icading to this
great change in political matters. at
the bottom OF all is the condition OF the
laboring classes. Republican Headers
claim that the people blame them for
failure OF crops. So childish ;en answer
is but the dodging Of the question.
Hard times, failure OF crops, force
men to study, but ii the farmers OF to-
I.,, ,,,a,.o a.. ,,r,,u,,.,,,,S ,l,cI- ,.,,,n :,
right to be, il the wealth and prosperity
OF the country had been evenly distriB-
uted, they would possess /. surplus TO
tide them over u Iew failures. The next
great cause is republican class legislation
winch eliminated in The Mckinley bill.
The rank and file oi the republican party
OF the northwest want tariff reform, ald
they mean business, and the result OF
Tuesdays election shows they do not
believe the republican party does. Last,
but by no means least, is the prohibit
ton question. The brewers association
OF the United States had flooded the
country with private letters and circl-
lars, calling on ali lovers OF personal lib
erty, to vote the democratic ticket.
What the bearing OF Tuesdays eec-
ton will he on the presidential election OF
1892, is difficult to tell. The democrats
have large majority OF the lowerhouse.
If they redeem their pledges on the tariii
question, and concede some points to
independents on tie class 81 legislation
demanded alike by northern and south
eln farmers, the chances are good fer
their success iii 90. Ii ON the other
hand they can do no better tliali the
Mills bill or the demands OF the agrlcul-
iural classes are ignored, the indepcnd-
ent party viii sweep the nation in 1892.
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Custer gpanty.

Returns from all sections come in
slow and very unsatisEactorily. We
tried ~ reach Lawrence, Meade and
Custer counties yesterday itnd only sue
ceeded in The lattecr case, consequently
we cannot vouch for the correctness OF
the following: Republican state ticket,
500; Democratic state ticket, ;i51; iHt;e-
pendent, 1Sa. SENATORIAL Scotield,
republican, 547; Robbins, democrat,
425; Masticis, independent, $50. Repre-
sentative-Moore, republican,, 534; New
bank. democrat, 4A!3; Dow, independent,
277; Wade, republican, 541; Putnam,
democrat, 331; Davis, Independent, $50.
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gre cincl Returns.

Total vote 81; State ticlret-repuhlican,
Il: independent, 10; democrat, g. Legisla-
tive-Doty, IS; CLARK, 8; Gantz ), Reed I2.
Rafferty, II. Baldwin 10, GafdEer 9, Bishop
G, Day 6. Register Of Geeds--Hebsscr II,
Lamb Il, Marble 4. ituditur-Lecay Il,
TITLE 6, Faris 10. reasprer-Tngersol Il,
Mccarthy 5, Carr 10. ShersH-kelihar T.,
Robinson 10, Wilson Il. Jnage-A!cGes
Il, Parsons 8. States attorney iikinson
l2, " o. Temple 6, Brown 8. Clerk Of
Ccurt--Fouse l., Fipor 5. Ta!lette 10.
Superintendent of schoals--Wood 4, Tai
lent 10, Mears 13. Assessor-Ensor II,
Davis 6, Lindsay 10. surveyor-Blair Ii,
Kicker 6, Dryden 10. Coroner-VGn BUS
kirk II, Jones C. Whitfield 20. Commits
sioner-Nenneay 3, Crockett 1s. Brennan
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06

NJorICE-TIMBER CULTURE-U. S. Land
isso.oComplain having been entered at this
office by William Clark against Edwin II. Ste
vens for failure to comply with law as to timber
culture entry No. 22S7 dated February Z, 1889,
upon the neA section 2:l, township 9 a. range
In e, B. H. NJ, in Pennington county, South
Dakota, with a view to the cancellation Of said
entry; contestant alleging that Edwin NJ. Ste
yens failed to break or cause to be broken five
acres on said tract the first year after entry,
ending February Z, 1880. as required by law,
and such failure still continues, the said parties
on the twenty fourth day Of November, 1S9U,
at ~ o'clock-a. M, to respond and furnish tss.
timony concerning said alleged failure.
a. J, P, LUsE, RsEister.s
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
IyrUrEi.niSSY

A company OF business men from
Sioux City reached this City by yester-
day mornings train. They are looking
over the resources and towns OF the
Hills with Il view to future trade. No
formal reception was given them hut
they were entertained at the Hotel
Harney and driven over the City by cur
business men.
Rev. Peterson, wife and sister, departed
last evening for;t trip through the e.,st.
They vii! stop some weeks with friends il
B;nshamptun New York.
HIS, Hall took Thursday evenings
train for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Dromberger reached
this city Thursday morning. Their
household goods preceded them and
they will hereafter make this city their
home.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
~
I;ltGst.

A private dispatch from Huron re-
ceiyed at 10 O'Clock Friday evening
states that the state ticket has proba-
bly, gone republican. The legislature in
dependent and capital doubtful,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06

From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
DIR. VanBuskirk was called to Flor
man tunnel yesterday morning to at
tend man who had been badly hurt.
Upon arriving there he found Ashton
Bowen with his LETT foot almost cut III
twain and almost dead from the severe
hemorrhage which had followed the in
ficting Of the injury. The doctor
stopped the hemorrhage and sewed up
the wonnd. It was found necessary to-
remove a large piece OF one OF the bones
OF the foot before the wound was sewed
up. Mr.. Bowen had went into the Hills
Tor load OF logs and in cutting up a
tree the axe lie was using slipped, infllct-
Ing the injury. He is now resting easy,
Dick Hughes and q number OF Others
congregated on Main street yesterday
afternoon, and a UNION reporter Joined
the group, expecting to get a little en-
|1ightened on the political situation, but
he was sadly disappointed, nay, sur
prised, for the subject under discussion
was not political in nature, it was about
shooting. Dick told reasonably fair
shooting story, when DR.. Flick came up
and the story being repeated for his
benefit, he told one: which completely:
overshadowed Dicks. 1t was about as
follows: When coming to the Hills in
'76 the doctor and party encamped at
Buffalo Gap. About dark the doctor
heard noise on one OF the Hills close
to which the party was encamped, and
declared that it was made by a deer, SO
getting his rifle he declared his intention
OF procuring some venison for breakfast.
Listening awhile the noise was ripeated
and although the balance OF the party
looked upon the doctors assertion
that he was going to have venison for
breakfast and kill it then, as IL joke.
The doctor calculating his distance from
the noise made, adjusted the sights to
his rifle, took aim and fired, Next
morning the party went 10 the top OF
the hill, and sure enough, found a large
Whitehall deer dead as door nail. The
doctors aim had been deadly. Without
word the crowd dispersed.
From DR.. Carr, who returned from
Piedmont yesterday, the following par
tlculars OF the accident which occurred
there Tuesday evening were learned.
The section gang was returning to Pied
mont about $50 o'clock on a hand car,
and as it is down grade the car was go
ing at high rate OF speed. In rounding
one OF the sharp curves Which abound
| on the road the men discovered steer
on the track about fifty feet from them.
The steer would not bulge, the brake on
the hand car would not work and the re-
suit was collision. All the men on the
car were thrown in every direction and
with the exception OF one, James Gore,
escaped with slight bruises. ::Gore, who
was working one OF the handles OF the
machine, in his endeavor to stop the
car threw his weight upon it. The re,
suit was he was thrown about ten feet
into the air, and in falling came down
head first, his head striking on the cor
4 ner OF az tier, cutting a gasi, i'll it sia
inches long and exposing the Skill. Mr.
Gore lost great deal OF blood, but
aside from that is now all right
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
ADner Turner,

Almost every resident OF Rapid City
remembers the gentleman whose name
heads this article, and all remember him
as a pleasant, amiable gentleman, oae
OF natures noblemen, a man whose
character was high and pure, and all viii
sorrow to learn that yesterday he
breathed his last at Columbus, Ne
braska. Mr.; Turner for years has been
a resident OF the Black Hills, the past
few years having been spent in Rapid
City where he had been engaged in the
lumber business with Messrs. Price and
Hulst. He was taken i'll last winter, and
for time his chances for recovery were
very good. Upon the advice OF his ply.
sician he Withdrew from business and re-
moved to Nebraska, where he died. He
was unmarried. He will be sincerely
mournea for by his Rapid City friends
every one Of whom appreciated him 10,
his worth as a man, his true friendship
and kindly, gentle nature. THE UNIos
sorrows with his friends and knows thai
I the reward which awaits him on tn,
other sldeis that which aWaits all who
spend a hlameless life. Requiescat il
Il pace
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
HARRISON pEErIHrT.

precinct was fortv-four, OF which there
were seven republican and three demo
cratic tickets Il. F. DOty received 81;
j. j. Rafferty,, 33; S. D. Reed, 81; Viii
liam Webster, 33; II. NJ. M..Leedy, 30; John
Ingersol, 81; John Kclher, 30; Lovi Nc
Gee, 81; j. H. Wilkinson, 3a; William
Fouse, 32; frankie Woods, 35; Charles
Ensor, 81; Frank Blair, 81; j. Vaa BUS
kirk, 27 For justice OF peace, w. ".
Pike, 81; 1;forconstable, VIM. Largent, %.
RAID oITY.
First ward-State tickta.s: republican,
112; democratic, 80: independent, 25.
Clark, l12; Gantz, G5; Doty. 40; Gardner,
1Os; Baldwin, Ill; Day, s5: Bishop, 79;
Rafferty,, %; Reed, 27i Lamb, l29; Marble,
64; Webster, %; Farris, S.; Title, 1o7;
Leedy, %; Vallette, 1Os; Piper, 80; Fouse
rs; wilson, 70 Robinson, OF; Keiii.er, So;
Lindsey, 112; Davis, 78; Easo-, 81:
Parsons, 90; McGee, 123; Bro~n, l02;
Temple, 7a; Wilkinson, A. Carr, s5; Nc
Carthy, 79; Ingersol, a; Dryden, 113;
Kicker, so; Blair, 25; Whitfield, 10a; Jones,
~; VanBuskirk, 26; Mears, sc; Talent, Ss;
Woods, So: Gardner. l04: Willis Wells, 101.
Pierre, 1877: Huron, so. Waman suffrage:
for, So: against, III.
Second ward.--Total vote. 2t5; Clark,
143; Gantz, 43: Dolly, So; Gartl..er, 137
Baldwin, 1871; Day, 80; Bishop, G7
Rafferty,, 80; Reed 81; Lamb, 159; Marble
! 81; Webster, 81; Farris, 1O2; little, 106
q Leedy, 81; Vallette, 145; Piper, II; Fouse
] 26; Wilson, 1903; Robinson, So; Kcliher, SO
: Carr, 1877; Mccarthy, SO; Ingorsol, so
e Mears, 113; Talent, 80; Woods, As; Brown
t 1911; Temple, rs; Wilkinson, 40; Parsons
e ia; MCGEE, 1876; Whitfield, 1877; Jones, 6S
IS Van Buskirk, 5S; Dryden. 145; Kicker, 60
s. Blair, 20; Lindsey, 142; Davis, Is; Ensor
7. %; Peck, 1856; Worth, 50; Pierre, 22z
it Huron, %; Woman Suffrage: for, 1oG
n against, Ill,
'e Third ward State ticket, republican, 1ol
democrat, rs; indey IS; CLARK, II!
4 Gantz, 60; Dcty, 80; Gardner, 1os
lie Baldwin, 1l3; Day, 70; Bishop. 6;
a Rafferty,, %; Reed, 26; Lamb, 1873; Marbl
,k 40; Webster, %; Farris, SO; little, 7
X Leedy, a5; Tal!ette, 115; Piper, 64; Fous
th 30; Wilson, 70; Robinson, 81; Keliher, 4
SO Lindsey, HI; Davis, 68; Ensor, .
i'll Parsons, 96; McGee, 11o; Brown, II
~ temple, 81; Wilkinson, 81; Carr, II
MCCARTHY, IS; Ingsrsol, as; Dryden, Il
y, Kicker, ssi Blair, 80; Whitfield, liz; Jon'
lbs 81: Van Buakirk, 26; Mears, 9S; Talent,
er, Woods, SO: Crochesss s6; Brennan,
ty, Kennedy, 16; Peck. liz; Worth 60; Da,
ex- Wells q; Gardner. 1s5; Willis Wells,
a Pierre, 1s4;; 9uron, %; Woman suifraI
nd for, SO; against, 100.
ingI Fourth Ward. State ticket, republic
80; democyatic, So; independent, 81; Ola
20. 81; CAN'T, 50; Doty, 81; Gardner,
81. Baldwin, SO; Day, 81 !; Bishop. Sc; Ratfe,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06

- TO xaIi y tto!1i II IsI!sy tOHcssFh
You will find at Himebaueh & Mary
OTIS grain store over, 100 barrels OF the
finest apples YOU ever topped a lip over,
cook keepers and good eaters, and the
cheapest place in Rapid City to buy Your
winters supply. Come and see us.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
Totalyote OF County C..n.si,.a tes

The following is as near the correct
number OF votes received by each cam
didsssee as can be obtained before the
official count is made and will vary but
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Edward Potter, Il nephew OF Charles
Hayward, who for the past few weeks
has been visiting his uncle i'll this city,
took his departure last evening, for his
home in New York.
A force Of men are at work building a
bridge over Rapid creek where it crosses
Seventh. This is convenience which
will be appreciated by farmers and resi-
dents OF the north side.
Mrs. Ward Brayton OF Bassett' Ne
braska, who has spent the past week III
Rapid City visiting with her brother R.
B. Hughes and his wife left yesterday on
the express for her home. Mrs. Bray
ton enjoyed her visit to Rapid City very
much, and while here had a pleasant
time indeed.
Parties in from the vicinity ofPactola
report that very large number Of
quails are making their homes ii the Vi
cinity OF that camp. The birds are do
ing well and in all probability will, when
the law protecting them from huntsmen
expires, be so plentiful that there will be
no danger OF their determination.
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Justice Courts.

Andrew Boyd returned ieon Herlnosa
,yesiers!a AZ morning with Mike Dugan, the
fellow who stole a suit OF clothes from
an nsemploye OF tile International hotel.
Hewas brought before Judge Wallace
yesterday and pleading guilty was bours s
over tc The grand jury in the sum OF $3.50,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06

Baily, the man implicated in the Nothern
Pacific mail robbery last spring. WAS con-
yicted at Fargo and sentenced to oight
years in the pen, so says q letter from;
Watkins to Al Lowerre. DeaaGood Fion-
cor,
The Rocky Mountain Baptist association
has inst held its annual convention at
Chey yenne, Wyoming. This association
includes twenty two churches with a
membership Of 1000; its territory is
northern Colorado and Wyoming.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06

Total vote, %: Clark, 81; G;,ntz, 3;
Doty, II; wilson, Y; Robinson, 12;
heliher, Il; Parsons, IS; NIcGee, 2l:
Mears, 30; Talent, .; Woods, 4; Pierre,
SO; Huron, 2.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06

From Sundays Daily.
Circuit court for Pennington county
will be convened next Wednesday and
Immediately adjourn and reconyene
again on the seventeenth instant. In
the interval Judge Nowlin will hold the
Fall River term ofcourt. Judge Thomas
OF Deadwood, will undoubtedly preside
at the next session, or at least the
greater part OF it, for there will be about
sixteen causes for trial in which Judge
Nowlin is either personally interested OF
has been connected with at some time or
other as an attorney.
A. L. Dunnington and S. S. Ganet, OF
the United States geological survey are
in the city. Yesterday the young gentle
men commenced operations IN this city
by building monument in the south.
| west corner OF courthouse square, and
will take observations and ascertain the
.Iexact longitude and latitude OF Rapid
i City. This work is preliminary to com
mencing Typographical survey of the
Black Hills. The reason why the court
house square has been selected asth'
place in which to erect the monument il
that there will never be any cause to dis
i turb it, and it will never be covered over
| The young gentlemen have erected a ten
in the court yard, and every night iron
) now on will take observation OF til
t lstars.
DR.. IL Il. i,,..::tlayy AID wife, OF Bee
ford, Iowa, who have, been spending th
{ past month OF SO in Rapid City on
g visit to their nephew, Judge McGee, too
q their departure last evening on the e.
:. press for their home, much pleased wit
/ their visit. DR.. Dunlavy, in fact, is S
u impressed with the country that he wi
I in all probability remove to Rapid Gil
e in the spring and permanently locate.
i SC. Childs and wife, OF Junction Git
u Kansas, who for the past three mont
: have been visiting with their daughte
10 Mrs v. T. M'Gillycuddy, in this cit
IT. lleft for their home on last evenings {
prsss. Mr.. and Mrs .ChIlds enjoyed
u very pleasant visit to Rapid City Al
OF carry back to Kansas some pleasi
el, memories OF thecity and its people.
,;s1 ssn Legal blanks at The UNION Office.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
EOX I,LDER.

Total vote, 81: Clark, 10; CAN'T, 10;
Dcty, 80; Wilson 8, Robinson, 40; Keli-
her, 10; Parsons, 10; AIcGee, 4S;
Alsars, II, Talent, IL; Woods 81; Pierre,
20; Huron. 10.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
FORBES.

Total vote, 46: Clark, Is: Gantz. 2;
Doty, 26; Wilson, It; Robinson, %;
kelihcr, 6; Parsons, 10: NIcGee, 81;
Mea;s, 10; Talent, %; Woods, 6; Pierre,
45; Huron, l.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
SHERIDAN

Total vote, 20: Clark, 6; G;ntz, 8;
Doty, 5; Wilson, 0; Robinson, 16; Keli-
her, 4; Parsons, 7; McGee, l3; Mears, 0;
Talent, 10; Woods, |
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w. H. MITCHELL
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HAAiAIEHTILLE,

Total vote. 81; Clark, 10; Gsntz, g.;
Doty, 8; Wilson, s; Robinson, 10; keli-
her, 3; Parsons, 10; Mctce, 16; Mears,
10: Talent, 10; Woods, l; Pierre 20;
Huron. @,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06

Total vote, 3S: Clark, s; Gantz 3;
DotE, 27; Wilson, l3; Robinson, Il;
helii.e., 10; Parsons 3: N!tl;ee, 81; Tai
lent, ,; Woods, l3: AEears, Is; Pierre, 81;
HuSl.n.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
ROCKFORD.

Total vote: 25: Clark, Sc; Gantz, 23;
Doty, ); Wilson, G6; Robinson, 50; Keli-
her, 4; f;iisons, 95; McGce, 81; Mears,
80; Talent, 81; Woods. 10; Pierre, ST;
uilrnn 81