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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-05
CONTRIBUTIONS.

The Senate this afternoon confirme1
the nominations of William FL. Taft -
Ohio, to be Solicitor General, and A.
gustus Heard, of Massachusetts, consnl.
general to Corea.
The following appointments were alsc
confirmed: "''.
Ellsworth Dagget, Surveyor. General ot
Utah. u
Price R. Mann, Register Of the land
Office at Buffalo, Wyoming. "'
United States District Attorney Franz.
lin B. May, District Of Oregon.
Consuls-Eugene 0. Fechet, of Micb
igan, at Piedras Negras. 'i
Collector of Customs--John R. Reuu
San Diego, California. 'S
Postmasters, California-B. IT rr,
don, Los Gatos; w. A. Elgin, s.
Helena. w.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-05
HEADS OFF AND ON.
Another of Corporal Tanners PEN
stON Deputies DscantIaIed

WASHINGTON, February 4.-Hiram
Smith, Jr., the First Deputy Commits.
sioner OF Pensions, was today informed
by Secretary Noble that his resignation
had been accepted, to take effect March
5th. Smith is one of pension office off
cials re-rated during Commissioner Tan.
ner's incumbency, and received $4,000
arrears. ''00
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-05
FLOOD CONDITIONS.
A Dangerous state of Affairs Mt
YTeka-I he Town Threatened.

YREKA, Cal, February The snow.
fall for the season is about four feet on
the level. Heavy rains set in January
30sh, continuing necessarily since. The
creeks IN the vicinity are all running
high, Yreka creek being higher than
ever before known, and still rising.
Chinatown ;e under water and several
buildings have been swept awav. The
railroad track was washed out in many
places. The Shasta and Klamath rivers
are beyond their banks, doing thousands
of dollars worth of damage to ranches
and mines. Considerable anxiety is
| felt regarding the new reservoir three
miles above. town, Should it break,
great loes. to property and perhaps of
life. would follow. All the bridges lead
ing out of this place are gone and no
mail has been received for over three
weeks. Scott valley is almost under
water.
THE RIVER AT RED BLUFF.
RED BLUFF, February 4 4-Within the
last twenty-four hours the temperature
has grown conaiderably warmer, and to-
day the thermometer rose to 60 A
warm rain is falling, but is not sufficient
to raise the streams. The Sacramento
river reached 251a feet today, which is
as high as it has been at any time this
winter.
DAMAGE AT RRDDING.
REDDTNG, CAL, February Rain has
ceased for the present, but the heavens
are threatening. 1t is claimed that the
river has hardly reached the high water
mark of Is feet. The free bridge Is
damaged more than at first thought.
+. Two hundred feet OF tresyle have been
washed away. A slide and washout
have destroyed half mile of track near
Copley.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
A FOOLS sMARTMEss.
A Species of Isumor ultimately Related
to Islack: uar;lism.

to lsllcie: uar;lism.
s'Smart" people arc tho curse OF tho
earth, says the Chicago Journal Stroller.
l was at reception at the house
of - wealthy and learned person not
many evenings ago. In the hall met
a man for whom previously had enter
taincd very great respect, as he had al
ways appeared to bo intelligent and
wcll-brcd. IIc chattcd pleasantly as
usual and had some gossipy comments
to make about nearly all the other
guests. / thought him to be one of
those naturally sensitive and polite per-
sons who. if he tried, couldn't offend or
slight any fcllow-crcaturc. was soon
undcceived. While he was talking to
me q young lady entered tho room. She
was without escort and evidently OK
pcctcd some friends. Shc could not be
called pretty, but shc certainly was
very amiablc and piquantc. She held
out her hand to my friend and greeted
him as an old acquaintancc-bu by
some other name. He explained mat
/ tcrs. She seemed to be convinced that
She had known him at some timc. IIc
smiled dissent. Finally she blushcd
deeply, seemed very much humiliatcd
and joined her friends. My friend(?)
said, Us hc took my arm: 81 know her
we'll enough. We have often spoken,
but I wanted to rattle her . little" It
10 impossible to account nationally for
this sort Of blackguardism. Tho man
in this case is nccountcd wondrous
smart. ~
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
Tic vAi,nr. s1..le Girl.

To-day tho "tailor-madc girl'' stands
as the selection. the survival of the best
ideas III dress of tho last half of the
nineteenth. century. Iicr dress is neat.
solid. compact, useful. convenient and
;:I;.ptaaln. 1t stands for service and the
absence of s,lpcYluity. for readiness III
an emergency and p:opricty every
where. 1t il; the universal high school
anl college dress, Tic best travelling
';rc;'s. tho city walking dress, and it
sta,.:,s tho wcarcr Us an intelligent and
cultivated woman, says the Woman's
Cycle. 1t is expensive because good
wcrk.nansllip and good materials are
put into it; but it never breaks cut and
never wears ont; it has to bc given away
or cut upto get rid of it. 1t has done
tlorc for the health of American women
than all the medicine in existence. 1t
t;as reconstructed them and built IN an
upright, vigorous, wcll-bIilt. healthy
young womaahood out OF the sl.rcds and
patches. which were about all that was
left cf tho woman that had been.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
tluced ftrm $4,000 to 5000 viluas
tion. On motion the following LAND of

tluced ftrm $2O,OO6 to 5000 viluas
tion. On motion the following land o{
Evans and Dudley was raised from
10000 to 100000, viz: NV sw I
section IA and ne ! SO I section 1S
township z, range 5, and Dakota Hot
Springs Co. raised from 10000 TO
/ 10000 valuation on part, of 81 90
section IA, townshit, z, s, range 3.
;. On motion valuation Of Mrs d II
Burke's. property was reduced from
$500 to ,gl00 on sci sw3 sw4 sci sec II
mel nw4 and nj nw4 Of mel sec.l4 twp
re. 5. On motion assess ment OF Will
Germond was raised from 5000 to 1000
on sci sci sec. IL, sw4 sw.4 sec. R,
nw1 NV sec Is ne 4 ne sec IA ia r6.;
Dakota Hot Springs Co. was raised
from 800. to 400 on IS ne3 less 10
sec. IA sw i nw4 sect IS n NV sw
sec Is nj ne Sc sec. II t 2 rs. A. 8
Stewart raised from 1900 TO 100 ou,a3
sw4 nw4 sec. "a t7 r.5, and II Z Eaton
raised from 100 to 1850 on 81 .hw3 nw&
ana Sc sw IA section % and SO. la no
Ia section %, township 2, s. range 5.
On motion the following property was
added to the tax list and assessed against
Jesse d. Searles etal: sw Ia neis4and
NV IA Sc Ia section Is, township q;
range 5 at 10000. On motion, beard
adjourned to meet on Monday, ct 8 ..
M, July IA, 1890.
Continued next weck)
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
A BACHELORS DEN.
Tho Iscaut:fnl sty'e in Watch 1t I.as
lseGN Decorated.

An appalling amount OF money is
spent at times in Now York by laclic-
lor;' III decorating their apartments or
houses. says the Brooklyn Eagle. Not
. few single men support establishments
in New York winch royalty might envy
across the water. and every trade and
profession is called upon to contribute
to l,cautifying q bachelors hnn,c. The
great attention which is being paid to
the hooks and corners of houses, marks
distinct advance in the work of the
architects and decorators.
/ recently had q glimpse OF a charm
ing hachclor's den decorated after tho
designs of Joseph Il. Tiffany. 1t is %
small room in ~ house which /. wealthy
iscw York bachelor is building on the
West side, and this particular room was
set aside by him for den where he
could retreat and smoke and he ,,nmo-
lcatad. MIR. Tiffany received carte
blanche order, and the result is re-
treat which would be considered ideal
by ~ literary worker or any other man
who is anxious at times to go off and
commune with himself. The gray plas-
timber until it has a laottlcd. cloudy
effect like the wall of an old European
monastery. Above this thcrcis series
Of panels decorated with eastern orna-
mant:tion in old reds and orange t;nts.
The surface of this panel is of an inde-
scribable color-thc effect being gained
by dots of yellow emerging into lighter
shades towards tho top. Tho whole OF
tho ceiling is a mass of elaborate orna-
mentation. which grades from heavy
crimson purple to light straw colors and
i thence almost to 81 cream color in tho
center Of the room. 90 not suppose /
have conveyed any idea of tho appear.
ancc OF the apartment, but tho general
effect of sp!asliing heavy masses OF
color and grading it into lighter shades
III this particular room is exquisite. =
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
A ROMANTIC STORY.
How Gamckccpcr Was Created Count
Punch. Your. NOxc.

Count Punonorostro, q prominent
Spanish nohlcman, has just died in
Madrid. The story OF his title Is told
i'll the Nouvcllc Rcvuc Intcrnatienalc:
Charles v. was great hunter. Ono
day while Notwithstanding he was ac-
companied by q gamckcepcr, who joined
in tho sport. Tho servants OF his
Majesty were loaded with ganc, when
q partridge rose under the feet of tho
two sportsncn. Two shots went off
simultaneously The partridge dropped.
..Who killed that bird:- said the King
to the gamckccpcr.
II did, was the reply.
''You lie, you scoundrcl!' said tho
King, in ~ rage.
Thcrcuron the guard unccremonious-
ly sloggcd his Majesty. Tho first m.,vc-
,acnt OF Charles was to try to kill him,
but fortunately his gun was unloa,lcl.
Then his second and moro successful cf-
fort was to save the man from tito fury
OF his attendants, and to send him Off to
prison. with tho recommendation to pro-
rarc for death, rcmarling also that hi;
otIGnse was all the moro atrocious be-
cause he could not say that no really
did not lie, inasmuch as il was doubtful
who shot the bird.
III have no doubt about it. sirc," re-
piled tho prisoner. ''Icrnit mo to OK
amino the bird.'
Tho King ordered the partridge to be
brought to him, and, after having cx-
amiacd it, tho guard affirmed that it
was ho who shot it, because it was hit
bya bullet, and he had used bullets ALI
day long, while tho King used shot. A
further examination of tho dead par.
trilgc by tho King and his attendants
proved that the gamekccpcr was cor
rect.
The King was sorry, but he nevcrthc.
less sent the prisoner to Madrid, where
he was placed in the cell of offenders
condemned to death. At tho last mo-
mcnt tho king promised him pardon, ii
he would repent, but the guard refused.
Charles ordered the gamclsccpcr to lo
BROUGHT into his presence and again
asked him if he rcpcntcd.
''Sirc,' replied the guard, "if had a
thousand lives, and your Majesty should
tell mo thousand times. without rca.
son, that ! lied. q thousand times ]
would punch your Majesty in the nose,
and a Thousand times would go quietly
to cNccution!i'
".And You would thus be a loss to my
reign" exclaimed the King. "Woald
that was surrounded by men like you
not only pardon you, but attach yo,
to my person. and make you Count Of
Punonrostro uFist-in-thc. Faca.)"
In 1928 tho title was formally be.
slowed upon tho new Count, and until
his death hc was one of the most faith.
full YaS;nls of Ch;rlc. V
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
lie Got Damages.

Detroit Free Press: A contractor for
q new building ON Michigan avenue
feft the cellar unguarded at a ccrtaiP
spot, and young man who was pass
ing by on his way into ! grocery tum::
bled in. A cash was cut IN his scalp,
two teeth loosened, his ear cut, and his
coat was ripped up the back.
"Where's the boss Of this job?" he
demanded as he got up.
"I'm the man," replied the indi;s
vidual named. I'm very sorry this
happened, and what
"scrry, are you! Well, being sorry il !
won't pay the. damages! / want You:
. i sp'Ds am a'sn; sorry, is | ssai,d before,
and am willing tS do what u
right. II you-"
mo heating around, now! I want
cash DAMAGES !.
"How mucll?''
"Well. Eli tell you what it is, ! man
who will set d trap Of this kind fot
people ought 10 b. made 70 sweat sof
I.itiand il You don't fork over tXS 1hill.
ings III law you clear TO the 6dtte!sg
Court and back again. 7 ,.' d; g
'.Two shiliings2 gasbsd ths boss.
.Yes, two Shilines. aid nof esiedl
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
A Neat Juggling Trick,

Chicago Tribune: The neatest Jug
Cling trick Of the day is the following:
A pony,glass of whisky and q pony
glass of water are placed side by side,
both glasses brimming full, and
wager made that the liquids cdH ,le
made to change glasses without pouf-
ing either of them out. If the wager
is accepted, thin card is placed over
the glass of water and held tightly Oh
it while it is turned upside down and
placed on top of the pony Of whisky:
The card is then carefully showed aaide
until one end Of 1T is hairs bTsadlh
beyond the rims of the glasses, and the
whisky will thenwork. itself slowly intG
the upper glass, the water descending
TO the lower. Care should be taken
that both glasses are full to running,
over, and the card should be thin and
moved aside very slightly OF the oppor;
tunity for capillary attraction, on,
which the perfect completion Of thu
trick depends, will be lost.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
Tho Wealth o, Nations.

Estimates of tho present wealth o:
the leading nations differ widely. but in
aggregate riches they rank in this order:
Tho United States, United Kingdom.
Franco, Germany. tho United States
being ahead in this particular. Tho
wealth of this country amounted to &c.
loo.00o,000 in 1850, s3o,0oo. coo, 600 in
1870 a:sd s43, ,coo. .0oo, 600 in 1850. II prob
,bly rcIshes $50, ,oGo, 600. 900 in 1850.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
Electric Light Liacm,cin Must Be Ex,'
tr.mely Careful in Their Work.

"a lineman carries his life in his
pocket, and it many ship through very
tiny hole" SAID an employe Of the
Brush Electric Light Company yester.
day, A cool head and steady nerve.
with smattering of electrical knowl-
edge, are the prerequisites Of q fret,
class lincman. Unless men he apt to
Judge and quick to remember he will
be liable to serious blunders in his
manipulation of the wires. " here
there are dozens Of them attached to
one pole, it is necessary that BIZ should
be able readily to distinguish each
from the others, and have no doubt as
to whether it be quick or dead. Contact
| with the earth through means Of 9
conductor should be Stunned like death
itself. Moisture IN the atmosphere 6,
on the wires or the pole greatly accen-
tuates the danger that always prevails,
What is ordinarily q anon-conductor be-.
comes imLued with conducting proper
ties when it is wet, and this is why
linemcn dread to mount the poles after
or during heavv storm. :.
"lfa mau exercises due diligence and
certain amount of what is termed
'gumption,' he may pursue his business
for years without receiving any worse
injury than burn or two. But ever,
the coolest-hcaded man is liable to
blunder occasionally, and there is no
other department in life where .
blunder of microscopic proportion effects
such disatrous results. The contact of
a dangling watch charm or little fin-
ger nail with the wrong wire at the
wrong time may cost man his life. SO
long, however, as he sits astri9s The
cross Liece of a wooden telegraph pole
and confines his attention solely to .
wire that has no communication with
the earth, he is as safe as If he we're in
| his mothers arms."-N. Y. SIN.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08

The risinai and rnly Genuine Compound oxy-
gen Treatment, Dr- Starsey Il i'alcn have br,'n
rising for tho las. Twenty years, is scientific ;d-
jns'.i'en, cf The elements Of Oxygen and Nitrogen,
and ,s portable that it is sent all over the world
Drs. SrAnKEy y PXt.EN hayc the liberty to refer
to the foll"win. named well known persons WHO
have tried tlicig treatment:
Hon Wm u Kelley, Member of Con.r.ss, Phiin.
Rev Victor l. Conrad, Ed Lnth n Observer. fhii..
Rev Charl.s W Gushing: ID. Rochester. ny
w II Worthingtnn, Editor New s"rth. New YORK
Judge Nroman. Quc:eD,o. Fan.
Mrs Mary A Livcrinore, Mclrose, Massachusetts.
sir T. G Knight. Philadelphia.
Mr. Frank Sld,!ail, Mcrchant. Philadelphia.
lion W W SCHUYLER, Eastun. Pa.
r J. Wilson, s:si !,rondwsy. \ y. Ed Phila Photo
Fidclia II Lynn; waimca, Hawaii, Sandwich Is.
Alexander Isitcllic. Inverness. Scotland.
Mrs Manuel Ortcsa, FrcenillO. Zacatecas. Mex.
Mrs. Emma C"oper. rtiiia.Spaliish II lonturas.C e A
] Col,h. ExVice Consul. Casabianca, Morocco.
NV Asbbrook. Rt,l Blur, Cnl.
j; Moore, Sup. Police, Blan.lford, Doreetshrc, Eng
Jacob Ward Inwr.l, New sousl, Walex.
And thousands os others in every part of the L. $
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
VOL. ). NO. IL.
SOCIETIES.
q. a. II.


slr.As \. STRICKLAND rosy, No III
NJ Hot Springs meets ever: s.cunl anil
fourth Saturday nf tie ,noitl,. ios,
Fargo's Opera itu.sc Visiting comrades coral
ally invited. y = Sr.wAN.,
II. 4. EAToS, Cc,u:nanit..
Adjutant
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08

sComp0nnd Oxygcn--its mode of action and re-
sults' is the title of new brochure of two hun
dreti pages, published by Drs starkcy & Palen,
sicl gives to all inqnirers fnli information as to
eevcral hundred surprising cures IN wide range
o: chronic casss- many Of them after being aban:
.l"nrd t. die BY other lhysicans. VIII he mailed
free tO any adarssa ON application. Read The bro.
cl,ure! DRS. STARKEY & PAleN.
No. iiss Arch Street, Plli!adelphia, Pa.
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A. O. U. w.
MiSNrx.. ..IirA LODGE.

Fargo'e store. Visiting members always vel
come. W. |. tn:.v::i;r, II. w,
in D,ckovrn, Recorder.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
Il. ov l..

M1Nsi:RAIi-rA LODGE Eaae
Meets every Tuesday evening ~ 1::0i in q. a H.
vi. W. Rour, II. of Il. IS.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
CHURCH p:sGcrcaY.

METHODIST EpislorA!. viit'Hvu. Rcv.
ID. ". Tracy, .pastus. Scrsi"e' .He'y sunday.
Sunday School at ioa i"n'.i,i:i, ~ II II.
and i::,o y. IN. Glass meeting fn!iowNs II orlnrk
service. Prayer meeting Tamrs,!ay "srnin, $50.
PRESEiTERlAS. - I.,v Samuel A'i,r",ss.
pastur i'rrarhr "srry alternate. >s'iii,i. at :!','
NJ r. Church at III IL. M. aus. ,ciy S...at ut '.,.
M T.. Church a'3 y in. i;''!i"s N.,' Society meet.
every alternate. hurstias ii: :. T.. IN.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. ii.v Il. tnl.uis. rf
Oelricsls pastor, Services ti., iir.! Su..,.nF Of
each month, III the sr!ino II ''nr, al II - III.
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W. Il. G.

sll.As \. srRIcLANn ungrs &c i,
Miss. NJ. a. STEWART, l'rssi..n'.
Mrs. NJ. j. EATON. t"c.-,;ary.
Meets second and fourth Saturdays Of each
month ut q. a. II. Hall, Il; O'Clock =. NJ.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08

TDT sIl.1EES IODT7. .So. ~.
Meets csrry "Wednesday .ye,.ia.- II: a.. y. Il
Hall. Visiting brothers cnF'linliy welcomed.
ID. W. TaA''i, X 3. W. I. '''!..'is,. y. 40.
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A DANGEROUS OCCUPATION.

CONTINUED next week.
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