The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-17

FruM SHNgaY 3 UhIIy.
Blank bills of sale at this ofico.

J. IL. Conway, of st. Paul,is visiting !
the city for a few days.
I. I. Phillips, lately appointed rail
road commissioner to take the place of
A. d. Chase, resigned, is III the city
and will spend a few days.
Geo. Clowfoot is over from OelricLs
as a juryman in the county court. He
says the farmers are very enthusiastic
over the prospects Of good crops.
Z. L. Pierce has moved his real
estate office a little to the east to give
more room for the graders who are
widening Minnekahta avenue.
VIM. Fitch, Of Omaha, one Of Oma-
has old boys is in the city and will re-
main sometime. Mr.. Fitch is so well
known in this section and so cordially
welcomed by the Omahas that he feels
like remaining among the bills.
ID. ID. Rowe, who went to Omaha
few days ago to meet bis family, has
returned and will soon take up his
business of carpentcring again. He
reports Omaha as quite lively and was
somewhat astoalshed at its rapid
growth.
The Spearish Bulletin is responsible
for the statement that an attorney of
the b. G. NJ. says that the Deadwood
Central railroad has become the prop
crty of the Burlington and Missouri.
The transfer has been under negotia-
ton for several months and is now
fully consummated.
DIR. j. Young. of Fairview, Kansas,
arrived IN the city Thursday evening
and has concluded to locate here. He
will open an Office in one of the rooms
of the Burke-Tillotson building, on
Minnekahta avenue The doctor comes
highly recommended, and we bcspcak
for him a good practice.
+. Vandervort, justice of the peace
of Dudley precinct, arrived in the city
from Rapid yesterday and reports that
the Dudley townsite company have
proved up on the town site, so that the
Dudlcyites are accordingly happy.
The STAR is with You boys. No better
location of a town could lie made on
the north side Of the Cheyenne.
The New York Press asks that the
following acts he done by the "great
unwashed.'-"1he Democratic press
will please stand up and tell us wheth-
er or not it Is the intention of the
Democratic party TO repeal these
'awfnl' and ubiquitous and generous
pension laws, about which they are
making SO much fuss. There are over
a million of the eleven million voters
of the country interested in knowing
what the Democratic party intends to
do on this subject"
Chris. Jensen, the king among stage
route men of the Black Hills has q new
project on foot that for magnitude
eclipscs anything before undertaken
by him. The plan is outlined in the
Pierre Daily Capital of the Sth inst. as
follows:-'Chris Jensen, of Rapid City,
proposes TO start a stage line from
there to Pierre and make the run in
two days by relays about every ten
miles, and begin about August LIST
Such a line is needed because of the
quickness of the trip. Pierre will
thus be aided in business ways until
the railroad is built across the reserva
; ton. We commend Mr.. Jensen's en-.
terprise and say that his coaches drawn
, by four fine horses on the run, which
we understand will be his manner o.
: going, will give perfect satisfaction,
t and receive extensive patronage. TIL,
/. distance of 100 miles between Pierr,
, and Rapid covered at the rate of from
eight to ten miles an hour by cas-,
: riding coaches is a move to encourage
Mr.. Jensen owns a large plumber O
fine horses and r%alatial coaches ant
will try to please the public in ever,
; way. We are anxious to see his I'm,
. IN operation, inasmuch as there is
. mail line established between 1~rr,
, and the Cheyenne river crossing a
!, %Smlthville and connecting with TIL
|, , mail line at this point for Rapid City