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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-02-18
SUMMONa.

SUMMONS.
CTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA. CUSTER
~ County. In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
Circuit
Rhoda ). Degraw, Plaintiff.
Wesley Degraw, Defendant.
The State Of South Dakota sends greeting: To
the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In this action, which was
filed on the 9Th day Of January. A. ID. 1893 In
the once 0fthe Clerk Of the Circuit Court with
In and for said Custer County, at Custer City,
South Dakota, and to serve COPY OF yOlir
answer on the subscriber at his ohice In the
Town OF Custer City, South Dakota, within
thirty days after the service Of this summons,
exclusive Of the day of service. II You fail 70
answer the complaint within that time, the
piaintin win apply 10 the Court for therelef de-
mAnded In the complaint besides costs
Dated 1t Custer City, South Dakota, this nth
day Of January, A. ID. 1879
Fl. ID. REYNOLDS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Wesley Dograw, Defendant above named:
Please take notice that the complaint In this
action was fled IN the once Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court In and for Custer County, South
Dakotas At Custer City. on the s7th day of Janu-
bsisd ss cussss city. south Dakota. this xtA
HID. REYNOLDS.
PHI utjn's Attorney.
Fisrt ruhl cation, February Il. los
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and 727 on the north, other adjoining claims. II
any, are unknown.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Tin Reef No. 2 Group Of Mining
Claims or surface ground. are required 20 file
their adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office at Rapid City, in the
State OF South Dakota, during the sixty davs'
period of publication hereof or they will be
barred by the virtue to the provisions of the
Statute,
J. p. LUBE, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
Of piiiceifOn lor Faisnt - published for the
perIod ol Sixty days lte't consecutive weeks, In
the Custcl Chronicle, weekly newspaper pub
lished al Custer City, South dakota.
J. i. LUSE, Register.
First publication, January Z. 1893
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= G. e. Boyden, formerly Of this city.
but more recently a resident of Hot
Springs, occupied the pulpit OF the nj.
Z. church of Custer last Sunday morning
and evening. Mr.. Boyden is taking the
theological course at the Black Hills
college, and the sermons preached last
Sunday were among his first efforts. A
large number Of his old friends and &C.
quaintances were in the congregation,
and were pleasantly surprised by the
more than ordinary ability which he
gave evidence Of possessing.
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Born.

On Thursday, February 10th, 1898, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barnett, of this city, a
daughter.
On Monday, February 18TH 1898, to
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Heumphreus, of
Pleasant Valley, a son.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of Trustees of Custer
City. Custer County. s. d.

CUSTER Cry, S. d.. Feb. l3, 1898.
AT an adjourned regular meeting Of
the board of trustees held February l3
1893, at 7:3O o'clock p. m, the following
members were present: {. w. Pitcher,
Edward Rogers, II. A. Albien and |. NJ.
Donaldson, and the following proceed
ings had:
The president of the board being alb
sent on motion, {. w. Picfer was duly
elected chairman pro tenn.
Minutes of last regular meeting, and
of adjourned meetings read and APP
proved.
The following bills were read, and on
motion, allowed, and ordered that war
rants be drawn for same:
Bill of James Lunger, locating
cemetery ots......,..............$ 3 so
Bill of Alfred Johnson, material
and work on tower for fire
DeIl .-.....................,...... "a 81
Bill Of III. y. Ross, services as
city marshal for 1892 ........... 20 90
Bill of j. F. Smith, making up
city tax book for lS92............ Go 90
Bill of Ed Walsh, burying dead
dog .......................... .......... 3 90
The bill of r. w. McHose, for hauling
lNO uedu tnIuldlS out OI IOWn DpT OTueT
of Board of Health, and referred from
board of county commissioners to board
of trustees, was laid on the table
Bid Of Phil Konrad, to move rock in
front of Crary's on Custer avenue, read
and on motion, laid on the table
1t appearing to the board Of trustees,
that there has never been established a
base line in the Town of Custer City, s.
d.. and that all surveys heretofore made
from points now used in said Custer
City, prove entirely unsatisfactory,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That steps be at once taken
to establish base line, as provided by
law, and for this pnpose, on motion, A.
Ii. Smith was employed and instructed
to make survey Of Custer Avenue. in
said Town of Gu ter city, and to make
and file plat thereof showing in field
notes all necessary information, together
with a line most practicable TO be used
as base line, and submit same to this
board next Saturday evening, or as soon
thereafter as said base line can be de-
tcrmined and plat made.
On motion, board adjourned until Sat-
urday. February 18th. 1898, at 7:3O
o'clock p. m.
&. w. PITCHER, Chairman pro tenn.
Attest:
J. f. SMITH. Clerk.
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A telephone message from Rapid City
brings the sad intelligence of the death
Of the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. l..
Grantham, at that place, Thursday night
1t was an only child, and was fairly
worshipped by the parents. 1t is a
severe blow to them, and they have the
sincerest sympathy of their Custer
friends and neighbors.
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Making World Wide Reputation.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. Noupareil.

Chamberlain Medicine Co., Of Des
Moines, is IN Iowa manufacturing insti-
tuition and one In which the residents Of
the state look upon with pride. Cham
berlains Cough Remedy has become
nationL in reputation and is known in
nearly every household in the stats and
throughout the great west. Its merits
are becoming established in al parts OF
Amsvic,. Fos sale by druggists
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sunRIEp,s sAr.r
CTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
- Custer, IS.
Johanna Ritterhof, Plaintiff,

Johanna Ritterhof, Plaintiff,
NS.
Fred Helm, Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
execution tn me directed and delivered and now
in my hands, issued out Of the clerks Office Of
the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court State Of
South Dakota, in aud for the County of Custer,
upon Judgment rendered In said court In favor
of Johanna Ritterhoff and against Fred Helm.
have levied upon the following described proH-
erty, to-wit The northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter N w LSELl of Section 30,
township 6, south of range east b. II. NJ, IN
Custer County, South Dakota. and that shall
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of February, A. ID.
lsI3 at the hour of 2 o'clock y. IN. of thai day. at
the front door Of the Court House In Custer City,
In said County and State, proceed 10 sell all the
right, title and interest OF the above named Fred
Helm, In and 10 the above named property to
satisfy SAID Judgment and costs amounting 10
S92. Judgment, and sii.7s costs, and interest
thereon at the rate of per cent per annum
from April 23rd. 1892, and the further sum of
$500, and interest thereon ar the rate Of per
cent per annum from January 18th, 1898. making
the total sum of Sll024, together with all accru-
ing costs OF sale, at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash.
Dated at Custer, ). D., January 18th, 1893
A. NJ. WILLARD,
Sheriff of Custer Comfy, 5. ID.
ELMER II. JUCKETT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication. January u, 1898.
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The supreme court has rendered a
decision in the case of Holcomb ct. al.
vs.. Pennington county, which settles in
the county's favor, the question of the
right to tax stock ranging in Ziebach
county, but owned by residents of Pen.
nington county. The decision will hold
good in all instances where unorgan-
lied territory is attached to organized
counties for judicial and other pur-
poses. 1t viii; give to Custer the same
rights that 1t has to Pennington, and
the extension Of the boundary lines to
take In Ziebach. win no longer be
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Valentines Day was observed in each
of the departments of the city schools.
The scholars in the high school were
given a partial holiday, those in the
intermediate department were present
ed with very pretty mementos, and the
youngsters in the primary department
enjoyed treat of oranges and candy.
The teachers themselves were fairly
overwhelmed with valentines.
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IT can be said with emphasis that the
Black Hills National Bank will resume
business the twentieth instant with a
capital of $4,000. Henry Z. Bailey will
be president, and Warren w. Price,
cashier There is little new in the
affairs Of the Lakota bank, except that
it can be authoritatively stated that its
affairs are daily getting into better con-
dition and that it will resume business
ere long.-Rapid Republican.
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The Pringle Comedy Co. were well
patronized Friday and Saturday even
ings, the last two nights OF their engage
ment here. The entertainments were
similar to that of Thursday evening,
and gave entire satisfaction. The com.
pany left for Newcastle Sunday even.
ing. 1t is quite probable that the
Pringles will play the Hills again next
season, and If they do will undoubtedly
attract large audiences.
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II is hereby ordered, that the foregoing Notice
of Application for Patent be published for the
period of sixty days (ten consecutive weeks) in
the Custer Chronicle, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Custer City, South Dakota.
J. p. LUsE. Register.
First publication. January =. ssS3sup S--ss--as
The sun., 1893-04-23

The funeral OF Mrs. Winfield Scott Hancock.
who died on Thursday afternoon at "a Gram
ercy Park. took place yesterday noon at the
Church OF tho TRANSPORTATION. The Rev. DR..
Goodwin OF Governors Island and the Rev. DR..
HouChton conducted the services. The organ
ist played an ofrertory which was composed
by Mrs. Hancock for the funeral OF Sir Moses
Monteliore, and Nine. Alhertini sang There
is q Green Hill Far Away"
After tho services tho body was taken to St
Louis for interment. Among those present
were: Oliver Russell, brother Of Mrs. Ham
tain and Mrs. Ward Gwyn Hancock. the
Misses Hancock. Colonel and Mrs: Barber.
Gen. Fitz John Porter. Gen. Robert Newgent
and Col; Richard A. Brown. The pail hearers
we're: Judge CharIes T. Daly Major-Gen. Q.
Mcclellan. Gen. Horny L. Abbott. Col. George
I: GiIlespie. Col c. 4. Alexander. and Col.
Finley Anderson.
The sun., 1893-04-23

Saturday the list ID lower with the excepeon
Of New England. which n v Hcent higher.
The moro important net declines are in Man
haitian, Is p cent; General Electric. 2: Ma
tionai Cordage. 4; Chicago Gas. 3f; Western
Union. 3x; Tenn. Coal and Iron. 3: National
Lead. 7x: Burlington and Quincy. az: Ameri-
can Cotton OIL. az: Missouri Pacific. 2k; U. 3.
Rubber. 2: Lsckswanna. 1k; American Sugar
Refining. IN; Rock Island and Union Pacific.
TX each; Wabash preferred. IN: Atchison.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Northern Pacific
preferred, 1H each: Cleveland. Gin. Chic and
ST. Louis. 1: Erie and Northwest. y each: I:
Louisville and Nashville. X: st. Paul and North
American, Il each. and Richmond and Termi-
nal. y y cent
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
The sun., 1893-04-23

RIO on the spot duh md nominal A. about !414c
for No. T. The sales 1000 bags No early IN tho
day At l4AN15c. Raw sugar was lniet but nrm at
Shf3,4c, for 800 test musco'hdo. hehhed WAS hrm
NAVAL sroRE.-Rosin was dull aud weak at unchanged
prioes. Spirits turpentine scarce and arm nt 34sc
PKrRo oLrup-So shies OF certificates here to-day. OIL
city 8s1sc Tor National closing at 6sac Refined
was unc Hanged. ,--.-, -
In Chicago early In tho uny but later on the
estimated arrivals on Monday OF 2Iop and next week
Of 1000 caused realizing whch carried prices down.
and they closed generally little lower than Yesterday
Lard here qet and steady with spot saes or socs
city at p.25c. 600 tcs Western A. 10 ol5tlo2oc fu-
tures closed steady with Nay July at ~ Boo
and september 45c. Dressed hogs and pigs hrner
ut ioa iOiic Ness pork quiet at S17.Ioss1S.ah Tat
low quiet and unchanged At 4N@5c Eggs. io9lic
Best cheese. 1lS6l2c: do. butter. 33@3Be.
CoTroS--The bears favored in the foreign news
Just as they were yesterday Liverpool fell decidedly
and there fears of cnbarrassmens in the trade
there. There good deal OF selling therc against
purchases OF spot cotton in the south The financial
situation in this country caused more or less nneas
ever owing TO reports OF Killing frosts in Texas and
Mississippi and predictions of light frost in Georgia
and Alabama Frices dropped 1T to Is points and
closed frm at ~ to - points nrcline with sales OF
1874 400 bales. Liverpool declined points and closed
weak, with spots sales Oi 1000 bales. New Orleans
advanced to ~ points and recovered part OF this
spot quotations hero we're LILO lower at 1876 for
nddlns upAnds with sales OF 100 bales for spinning
There decline OF Lice to sc six OF he south.
cepts the ports 5o2I bales against 1928 this
day last week and 1882 last year The exports from
ports 3.456 bales The following are to.day's
trAnaaCtiOps;
The sun., 1893-04-23
fiuanriaI.
20 WALL STREET,
NEW YORK. April IA, 1898.
AEssRs wM P. CLYDE. GEORGE F. STONE.
WM. L. STRONG. J. c. MABEN. and
THOMAS =. RYAN Present.

WM L. STRONG. J. c. MABEN. and
THOMAS =. RYAN. Present.
GENTLEMEN:
Referring to your favor Of Feb. p 1898 and our
answer OF tho same date. would say that We have
carefully re-examined tho affairs of the Richmond
Terminal System. including its subordinate COM
panies and we believe that their reorganization
practicable a sound financial basis that will be
equitable and provo to the ultimate advantage Of all
security holdera
We are prepared to act on your request and win Be
ready to announce and plan OF rsorRani
cation. and to form a syndicate TO underwrito the
the several cInsses Of securities Of the
Terminal Company. viz: Six per cent Bonds. Five
per cent. Bonds. Preferred Stock and Common Stock
shall. pursuant to your letter OF Feb. have de-
posted with in amounts sufficient demonstrate
that the holders Of such securities generally Join in
your desire that shall undertake the work OF re-
organization.
1t must be understood that arc given full au-
thory to include any OF the securities Of the Tsrmi
nal Company 30 deposited. In the plan, when
nounced and that each depostor by his deposit. gives
such authority and his consent that nil the
provisions of the pan together with assessments
deposited stock. shall be discretionary with u.s.
As We presume that you will communicate the
tents Of this letter to all holders Of Richmond Ter
mina stock and bonds would further say that
in such event. we shall be prepared and after
Monday April II. 1893 to receive at otce No. rs
Wall street. deposits Of Richmond Terminal securitiss
as above md to give our temporary receipts for
n EotiaDle form.
Upon announcement OF tho plan. those temporary
receipts will be c1chaneeabe for our reorganization
certificates count ersigned by tho Central Trust Com.
pany. which Company will bo the custodians of the
securities delivered to for the purpose OF the
ganization.
Yours very truly.
Csigned, DRExEL. MORGAN d CO.
The sun., 1893-04-23

puU~ o. t.c 1t@1ft.S1s
Mayor Boody Of Brooklyn has vetoed the
resolutions adopted BY the Aldermen on April
10. granting valuable franchises to the Nassau
Electric Railroad Company. the City Railroad
Company. and the Kings County Electric Com
pany. on the ground that no pecuniary consid-
GRAFTON was attached to the privileges
The resolutions would have been amended
at the special meeting OF the Aldermen held
on Thursday night BY the insertion OF pro-
vision that $4,000 should be paid for each mile
OF streets. had It not been for the Injunction
granted by Justice Cullen preventing all
further action on the resolutions pending his
decision on the motion to make the Injunction
permanent. The motion is to be srGued to-
morrow. but as the Mayors time for acting on
the resolutions would have expired before
then. he filed his veto yesterday.
IL is now satisfactorily understood, SO Alder
men say that no matter what the action OF the
courts may be in the pending litigation, no
railroad fran chises will be granted In future
In Brooklyn unless tho city receives some ade-
Quate consideration.
The sun., 1893-04-23
SALE OF THE HoEY COLLECTION
Handsome sevres Ware offered nj the First
Days Auction.


Days Auction.
The auction sale OF John Hoey's collection
Of paintings. sculptures. bronzes, porcelains.
DC. was begun yesterday afternoon at the
American Art Galleries. The sale was well
attended and as rule the prices were fair
Nothing but plates was sold yesterday.
There are about 1000 plates in the collection.
The average price for the moro ordinary plates
was 81. and beautiful lots OF game and
d ilsh plates Of 9; ~ and !. II pieces sold
plate. One plate OF Savres ware.
decorated with a miniature portrait Of the
Princess de Lamballe. sold for S25. Two plates
rated with paintings OF Jupiter and Caiisto" I"
and The Toilet OF Venus" sold for S11 each.
Other plates OF Sevres. decorated with mlnia-
lures Of court beauties. sold for $3.50. So 81.
and 80.
day. and Wednesday afterno oons ut z 80 O. clock,
and in the evening ats
The sun., 1893-04-23
Real Estate Transfers.

Pearl st. 2s1; Sarah Busby to GertrudeLs ann NM
Broad 81, a. and IS Xew.t, xc: Edison Gen: ''0.
west st. s' SS7 and ;,Sa; John " Avery and ano
81 snns'is Pes i Ana s snS and 1856 Mitch $4,000
eli 4 6 Levy to Loui. M Jones 24o 900
cs ns st. AZ aSa ~is Sss@s's sS Michael C: si1'SS E"
1honn.on i 5t; jsess ksns 10 cha; sSca:.; @ $4,000
Riessr '.,..."."....'........ 1.4oo
Jones and wile to Mitchell Ai Levy. $500
McAuey to David Steiner. ............::... 1890
rsf to Raphael Dsnzia.r ..,....,.'.......... s245o
Troupe to VIM I Mater r.: ,Hi ,i:.,.,;:
sia i ars fis s ~ nat. aS so.'oos htD.s. 10
lst av cor Both st. sox1s; Abraham Frank
,!Sss sn .fs vt % 'G s"s wife
ws.s % End sH 765 David Christie and wife to
exrs Of Thomas Faye to Peter son.ers...... 2s.5oo
same to same 17.7oo
'Se con%Sn DO f and ss' WA. 10 Richard
C.ombie to Ladies Deborah Nursery and ,
-Four :oo 100 asfs. ,sdy lana e payiiEwsn:
spSyten Dayyi, ; 2tth ward; Warren h sayr'
rsn.ade sy. cor Van Soniilnna. y, so1S!
3b+ TX irreg:warren sayre and wife to Ecs
sayre....... ...............',,....
RECORDED hoRrGAGEA
pan1;gsr IRA, R,nphs. to &C German 5i, Amsress "a Rsr M
ayrs .,..',...,...,. $4,000
Fleischmun, Regina, TO Dry Dock savings Inst.
StantO on ST. W litt ST. yr q niortB)... 2l.oOO
GRyer Catharne. to = Purser Fulton Av. cor
Public square. part lot. map Aorrisanis, 40.
Sth AZ. og yrs ~ .nA' 10000
Keller. Philip. n and % Vile % Fischer Co. I'd
av part lot 2sB map Mslrose. yr:...;.-.... SOl
Sth av. moris. ....,...,.....:'.: 10000
st. GrSnd st. yrs 10000
sS 7sih st. 1900
10Th 81, Lenox {" nV. 10000
9th av. mos. ..A.n'. 1900
las p iHsd st. 4 y yrs 1900
Ladie Deborah Nursery and Chilh's rroteetory
10 Isabel II Cronibie, " Eagle Av. II lolss ,.
waters Vim r. and wife to Chas Appleby ct M,
al llth nv. cor 36th st, 3yrs............ l2ooo
Ammidown Mary A. to Paul Austie n 42d at.
8It6 sth av. :5x irreg. l3 syrSa per MN
Cnmmings Rich to Tios u Blight store. so.
Edsri. Henry. toSlp IN I'm Imp Rc Co. 5 last a2dsi ..,o
Fuller A&oips' 10 Igrerrt raa.,an stoTs. &c.
KoniRsbsrg, Max to Chei-ra Austrian Mishintz.
part lol Broome st. yrs, per yrhr r..,....'.. boo
Aurthn, sophia f. to Jno Brsien 4of eth av. o.
yrs erSeAr.',......''..'''. -'''''''''''''. A'"oo
The sun., 1893-04-23
al sales compare with those Of yesterday

Government bonds ,stoady ,at, UNCHANGED
Heps aSS SSnas
vania n IDS. M and Reading issues. The more i'm;
possns net ge aeHanF @
iSS!a' iSSa and sis wsstern S New and tennsyl
sss m TO "a and hS 81
IL 4 cent. to Al: Reading general 4s. 4. to
73A: 2dprefercnce incomes. u cent. to 32AS.
In bank stocks 3s shares Of American Ex-
change sold at 15S.
Bar silver In London. 38d.
Money on eHll. = cent: Time money: ::!,s Q 2
change collateral and payable IN current funds.
There II good domsnd for tine oans ds:,iT but
to borrow ] on gold notes. The marke Of, for
eommsrfial paper Z 9oninsL Endorsed bills aIa
recsivstei&e & are Quoted at cent. ana sine'e-
The foreign exchange market was dull. as It
usually is on Saturday. and tho tone was
weaker. The continued payment OF gold by
the Government on Treasury notes LED some
disposed to await develo pment- as to the hnan-
ciai policy Of the. Treasury Department There
was some irreRularity In rates. which to GER
isn .tslns ons si aai
ffone ss ss%sans A''s.h ssht I'st
sS4.ssIs. Francs are Quoted at Si5h for long
@6s io 0pS and eSa foE shSEt
-12j, cents discount for cash, checks. even.
MUM: savsnSsSShus SsF; selling: :, I:
NY prsmium
Sight. 10 cents: Geographic. Is. 81. Louls-3O
cents premium. Chlcago-7o cents premium
The sun., 1893-04-23
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to bov fol
New York n arkcts.

SATURDAY. April 2e,-Fiour was firm with only a
iighi trade as usual on saturday. Exports. M47s
GnAiS-Wheat advanced lc. owing tn higher Contt
mental cables Continental buying orders unfavorable
weather at Tie West and the erlng sAorts Spot
sa!ss l2sooo bush. inelgdng i2o,ooo Tor export
hard winter on p't. and So Northern to srriW: at
&c under May. or 7+c. Also 1000 bush No = hard
;Ssins: Gh,stf% iSs sSi sass xsspt.s !ssoS
Toledo, l3bas; nstrolt. lisa; Kansas City. 2sSIo
Shew, Sew fork. so,a6i BsttnoTs; lgosui Philsds ph,a
2sooI3; total last year, 8a6 OBJ Atlantic exports
The sun., 1893-04-23
Mr.. Stevenson Predict. an Extra Session for
September.

CHICAGO. April 22.-yice-President steven-
son arrived in this city from Washington yes
terday. Mr. Stevenson says 1t is probable
that an extra session OF Congress Will be called
In SeDtem ber Mr.. Stevenson is on his way to
Bloomin gton. where he will remain during the
summer.