The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-10-10

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for ar order for commitment and
board for the arrested, the Judge de-
INJURED, and finally to avoid compllca.
tions the sheriff concluded to board
the prisoner at his owner expense and
at his own home. The reason for this
is that the prisoner is of the feminine
gender and of very tender age. 1t ISL
that Mrs. Clifford joined with the
sheriff in his conclusion to let the pris-
board at their house and vii! take
her under her especial care. The pris-
one weighs ten pounds.
Aqnarry OF stone of superior quail
ity has been found about three miles
cast Of the city. 1t is very hard and
capable of a fine polish, showing no
grit. A sample of it has been sent to
Lincoln for the purpose of testing its
qualities as a Autograph stone. A
company has been organized for the
development Of the quarry, whit the
following officers: a. S. Stewart.
President; Geo. A. Turner, Treasurer;
Charley Head, Secretary. Directors:
A. S. Stewart, Geo. A. Turner, NJ. Nc
Gregor, Lee Davis, and F. Mon
roe. There is no doubt but this
stone will prove very valuable in many
ways and it will he another addition to
the great resources Of this country.
Complaints are numerous Of the ra-
wages of wolves among the sheep and
calves in this county. The STAR calls
the attention Of the county commas
sioners to that section Of the law
which provides that "na- county COM
m~issioners Of each county in the state
of South Dakota shall offer a bounty
of three dollars for each and every
wolf killed within the limits of their
county," This statue seem to he inn
perativc. and IN that respect differs
from the laws of 1881, which II amend
ed. With a bounty On wolves an in
%ccntive Is given to kill them. and a
great benefit will gradually come to
the citizens OF the county that have
sheep and cattle on the range.
Two horses were stolen from W. +.
Wyatt last night. The circumstances
are these. air. Wyatt, who resides on
the Cheyenne River went to the timber
yesterday and did not return till abou!
s o'clock. The team he had, he turned
into the pasture for the night. This
morning upon going for his saddle he
found that it was gone and further in
yestigation disclosed the fact that twa
horses were also gone from the pasture
The two circumstances Convince him
that the property has been stolen
These convictions are confirmed by thu
fact that a stranger has been seen sew
eral times in that vicinity within tn,
last few days aal lie is nov gone. Th.
saddle is a nearly new California sad
die. One of the horses is u soracl u.ar,
white stripcin face, weight about 1000
the other is 4 sorrel horse. with Whit,
stripe in face, weight 500 pounds
Twenty five dollars reward is otferc,
for the arrest OF the thief and the re
tarn Of The property.
From Mondays Daily.
Window shades at Martyrs.
w. NJ. Thorn spent Sunday in Oaell
Notice OF protest blanks for sale q
this Office.
Conductor Wright Sundayed a
Hot Springs.
Elsey will save you money on Aou
and groceries.
An elegant line Of lannels all
hosiery at Elseys.
Rev. Andrews delivered a very i'm
presslve and as we'll a searching sermo
yesterday at the NJ. E. church. H
preached the gospel just as it reads an
there were many things said tina
prickcd the bubble Of the modern cas-,
going christianity. We believe it is to /
deplored that the old puritanical idea
born of rigid and Conscientious liy
ing Of the commands of the scripture;
are IN these modern times not regards
as the necessary guide of conduct. Pee
pie want an easy religion to live; on
that requires no sacrifice of pleasure o
ambition: and to the discredit of til
. clergy it can be said that too many q
; the sermons OF to-day are made not t
prick the conscience but to tickle til
ear. Too often the men that have bee
elevated to that exalted station 9
s'teachers of men," whose duty it is I
expound tae scriptures and point on
and reprove error and sin, simply pa
tribute to popular sentiment, whelhs
that be right or wrong. Tho man 9
high standing in the church. if he !
' rich or Influential, too seldom hea
! from the pulpit condemnation Of h
acts however much they should be r
I proved. He contributes literally
: the support of the ministry and 1T wi