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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-12-24

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Daily camera., 1897-01-12
Coxey and His "Isms.'

St. Louis, Jan. ~. S. Coxey, of COM
monweal fame, has called d meeting OF
all friends of the initiative and referen.
dunn to take place in this city today. Mr.,
Coxey has framed platform which he
will introduce and which declares tor
MANY things, including the demonetiza-
ton of gold as'well as silver, state owner.
ship of all railroads, highways, waterways
and telegraph and telephone lines; muni'
cipal ownership of all street car lines
water works, market houses, electric
light and gas plants, employment OF sur
plus labor in public works, womans sui
frage, state control of liquor traffic. and
election of president by direct vote ol
the people.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
5 NEWS.
GOVERNOR ADAMS.

The New Governor and State Officers
Formally Inducted Into Office.
Denver, Jan. I2-Hon. Alva Adams
took the oath of office in the house of
representatives shortly after noon today,
and then proceeded to the speakers desk
and delivered his address, which will be
considered an important state paper and
was enthusiastically applauded at the
end. He advises board of voluntary
arbitration of labor troubles, urges the
necessity of the closest economy, a
memorial favoring nothing but Colorado
materials in government building in this
state, compliment the National Guard
highly and covers other matters in vigor-
GUS style. Chief Justice Hayt admins
tered the oath to the other state officers
elect and then followed an informal re.
ceptlon of fifteen minutes, in which the
new officials shook hands with the people
In the senate this morning w. w.
Booth and Dewitt c. Weber were con.
nrmed as member of board of public
works and police and fire commissioner
of Denver, respectively. They were
vacation appolntees of Governor McIn-
tire and will not have long to sit.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
An Oat Meal Trust.

Chicago, Jan. I2-The representatives
of the new Cereal Mllers' association
held their first meeting in this city today.
This association is new trust composed
of nearly every oat meal and cereal mill
in the United States, the object of the
convention being, to regulate the output
and price of oat meal, rolled oats and
other breakfast cereals. 1t is probable
that the representatives in meeting to-
day will decide upon big advance in
plice. The general manager of the as
sociation is George w. Brown of Sioux
City. Most of the mills that compose
the trust are located in Iowa and Ohio
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
VOTE OF COLORADO.
1t Starts on Its Way IN Charge of Captain
George Thatcher.

1t Starts on Its Way IN Charge of Captain
George Thatcher.
The state of Colorado has cast its vote
for Bryan and Sewall. Yesterday Elec-
tors Ebenezer T. Wells, George W..
Thatcher, Allen T. Gunnell and Thomas
NJ. Patterson met in the office of Secre-
tary of State McGaffey and did the vot-
ing. Mr. Wells was selected chairman
of the election, and A. B. McGaHey sec
retary, says the Republican.
Each elector present wrote upon card,
which he handed to the secretary. Every
card upon being examined was found to
contain thesnames of William Jennings
Bryan and Arthur Sewall. These were
declared to be the choice of Colorado for
president and vice president of the
United States, and it was so set down
upon printed ballots and copies of the
certificate of election, the latter being
signed by the governor and attested by
the secretary Of state.
Three packages, each containing a
p1inted ballot and copy of the certificate
of election were next made up and sealed
One of them George w. Thatcher will
convey to Washington, and personally
deliver to the United States Senate. The
second Allen T. Gunnell will give to
Moses Hallett, judge of the district cour,
of the United States for the district OF
Colorado. Ebenezer T. Wells will place
the third package in the safe-keeping OF
Postmaster Jordan of Denver. who will
mail it to the president of the United
States Senate.
Should Mr.. Thatcher and his package
become lost on the way to Washington
or Mr.. Wells package miscarry in the
mails, the president of the United States
Senate will still, py applying to Judge
Moses Hallett, be able to satisfy himself
that Colorado voted sor Bryan and Sewall
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
THE PREACHERS PROTEST
They Oppose the Drawing in the Grand
Army Fair.

They Oppose the Drawing in the Grand
Army Fair.
We. the members of the Boulder Min
listers Union, hereby declare our good
will toward the Grand Army of the Re
public, but we regret the methods adver-
tised by the Grand Army for their fair
in this town during this week. The
chances given on the admission tickets
are either a lottery, or so much akin to
a lottery, as to be subversive of public
and private morals, and in the former
case, against the law. In either case the
Ministers Union, having regard to the
public veal, respectfully request the
withdrawal of this part of the entertain.
ment. A. R. WHEELER, Pres.
w. ROBSON hoffman, Sec.
M. d. HoRNBECK,
E. PICKETT.
P. H. HICKMAN,
c. CAvERNo,
E. w. WHITNEY,
Z. G.. LANE.
Boulder, Colo, Jan. II, 1897.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
Silver Quotation.

New York, Jan. I2.-Sllver is quoted
al o44 todav.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
The Boulder National.

The only change in this bank is the
substitution of Cashier Bromley's father
a wealthy resident of Vermont, for Dr.
L. Bond as director. The directorate is
now as follows:
George R. Williamson, F. w. Kohler
G. S. Gibson, !. B. Bromley, c. E. Coule.
han, T. L. Williamson, H. N. Bradley, J.
S. Switzer, c. G.. Bromley.
Following are the officers for the en-
suing year:
President-George R. Williamson.
Vice Presdent-George S. Gibson.
Cashier-C. c. Bromley.
Assistant Cashier-F. L. Williamson,
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
Teachers' Association,

Denver, Jan. I2.-The Colorado State
Editorial association met at 1 go this at
ternoon in the Albany hotel parlors.
This is the annual meeting and some i'm.
portant matters will come up for consid-
Grafton. The election of officers for the
year will occur and delegates will be ap.
pointed to attend ;he meeting of the ma.
tional association which occurs at Gal.
weston Feb. 18TH. 18th, and 10Th.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
ALLISON CASHIER.

The Popular Mill Manager Succeeds "
H..Thompson at First National.
The election was very quiet affair a
all the banks this morning, resulting a
follows at the First National:
Directors-A. J. Macky, S. A. Giffin
d. L. Wise, 6. F. Fonda, G. M. Mcclure
w. H. Allison, w. J. Miner, Ivers Phil
lips, S. S. Downer.
These elected the following officers:
Presidential. J. Macky.
Vice President-G. F. Fonda.
Cashier-W. H. Allison.
Assistant Cashier-C. H. Wise,
Discount Board-G. F. Fonda, S. A
Giffin and D. L. Wise.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
Dir. WOlcOtt in London.

London, Jan. II.-Senator Edward o.
Wolcott of Colorado, who is visiting Eu-
rope in the interest of bmetallism, called
at the United States embassy today and
had an hours interview with Ambassa-
dor .Bayard. Senator Wolcott tonight
dined with Henry White, formerly sec
retary of the United States embassy
The BimetalIic league has been besieged
with callers anxious to see Senator Vol
colt.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
Will Speak for Prizes.

DR.. Callahan has chosen the following
students to enter the prize speaking con-
test to be given by the Preparatory
school in a few months: Misses Leta
Wells, Doris Larson, Ada Savory, Mary
Martin, Edith DeLong, Zoa Bruins and
Alice Hixon, and Messrs. Horace Dodge
Cliff Nichols, Ed. Harts horn, Ridgeway
Fitsgerald and Alfred Law.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
The National State.

The stockholders of this bank re elect
ed all the old directors, who will later re
elect their officers. Following is the
directorate:
c. 6. Buckingham. J. L. Church, J. c
Hankins, N. D. Mckenzie, J. H. Nichol
SON, E. ]. Temple, B. NJ Williams.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Killing Four People and Shocking Towns
For Miles Around.

Shamokin, Pa, Jan. IA magazine OF
the Pennsylvania Torpedo Company
exploded today, killing two men and two
women. The shock was felt in other
towns for miles around. The public
school building at Shonsetown was par
tialiy demolished.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
The Colorado Grange.

Denver, Jan. I2-The Colorado State
Grange will hold its 22d annual session
in this city today. tomorrow and Thurs
day at the Western hotel. The 9th de.
gree will be conferred in full form on all
candidates for that degree tomorrow
evening.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
Perkins Reelected.

Sacramento, Jan. I2.-Perkins, Repub-
lican, was reelected United States sena-
tos today.
Daily camera., 1897-01-12
POSTMASTERS SHORT.

Post Office Officials of Colorado Springs
Held on Serious Charges.
Denver, Ian. I2.-PoStmaster H. A.
Ferguson of Colorado Springs was ar
rested last night by Inspector McMech-
en-, charged with being $1,000 short. As
sistant Postmaster Hook was, also, ar
rested, charged with shortage of ST.,
700.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

A collision between an excursion trair
and stock train took place near Akron
on Thursday OF last week. The train,
were to pass at Cory and the freight wal
pulling in onto the switch when this
passenger train struck 1t. Dave Mag.
ner, who formerly had an engine on the
Holdrege and Cheyenne line and resided
at Holyoke, was engineer on the passen-
ger train and was quite seriously injured
The fireman jumped from the engine
and was not injured. The McCook,
Neb., Republican says of engineer Mag
ner's injuries:
Engineer Dave Magner Fireman Sid
Cole stayed with the engine and mirac-
ulously escaped from death. They were
brought home last night on Nod Mag
ner has deep cnt on the chin and an-
other on the head which had to be
stitched up and Is bruised and scratched
about the head and body and his left
hand slightly scalded. He WAS taken to
the McCook Surgical Hospital when he
arrived here and this morning he says he
feels no severe pain. He was resting
quite comfortably but complains at times
OF pains in his chest"
The state herald., 1897-07-09
Work for Boys and olria.

Our husti.pg young readers should
write at once 10 the publishers Of Penn
eyl,ania Grit for an pRency for the paper
Beaides the rerular commission on each
paper sold, prlsca Of wntobcs, books, jow'
elry. typewriierp, cameras, ctc.. arc CIV
eli for extra work, Grit isa big. clean
illustrated. family newspaper. read and
enjoyed by half million people each
week. A postal card addressed Tn,
Publishing Company williamspor,, Pa.
will bring full particulars and n cnta.
loguc Of prizes. Grit Ia u welcome visi'
tor TO this Office.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

"Thc value u timber yearly cut In tho
United States In doubl. that of tho out
put os all our minoe;" "Onc-third OF the
population OF this country nre church
MEMBERS" at costs sGIs.'2 every min
ats during tho year TO run our govern
mcnt;" "Uncle Sans farms constitute
ons-aith Of tho national wealth." "Near.
ly one.half Of tho s.ooo,oo0,Coo letters
making up tho worlds annual mail. be-
long 10 the United States" These nrc
but instances of the thousands Of won
derful facts about every phnsc OF thu
Ito and prosrcse Of cur country. from mn
Illustrated article on ''rhc Greatest Ma
ton on Earth" by William George Jof.
dan. TO appear In tho July number Of
The Ladies' Home Journal. Tho article
pictures, In n novel way. Americas vast
area, her mnlchless resources. boundlcsa
wealth, her marvellous development, aud
shows how tho United States leads tho
world.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
AN EN1ERPRIsiNG PAPER.

The Denver Times, by it's improved
ieicgrapbic, state aud local service, n
now enabled TO deliver to its patrons in
northern Colorado tho most complete
aud up.to.da,o newspaper OF my daily
published IN Colorado. Particular Mt
tention is directed 10 Ia press service
and it's special Washington telegraph
dispatches. Receiving, by leased wirc.tns
full report OF the Associated Prcse-
which II controls for the evening hold in
Colorado i, delivers tho news OF thu
world promptly and fully sixteen hour,
ahead of the morning Denver pnpcra
its Washington correspondence Ia CON.
prohcnsiyc aud absolutely reliable. Tho
Times nl#o calls attention 10 i,s loyalty
To tho mining iptcrceis OF Colorado Ms
we'll ~ 10 the live stock and agricultural
interests, II now gi,os ite readers NIL
tho news aud quotations oi all markets.
carefully edited and corrected each day
On tho news of the state nnl tho capital
The fimep covers tho fold thorough,
and invites comparison with my Other
Denver publication. II ia tho pufpos,
of Tho Timea TO Riyo It's state spbscfib
efs jutt as completc paper M II give.
It's readers In Denver, and this ahead oI
its competitors. Well conducted mininl
sporting. live stock and general depart
men,a. ~ we'll M much miscellaneous
matter, added 10 the unlimited resource,
Of news NJ tho command VI tho publish
crp, makes Tbc Times paper that
should DO rsnd everywhere.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Chas. Green and family were in from
Leroy Saturday, and while here Mr
Green called at this Democrat office and
left sample of cherries which grew on
his upland farm near Leroy. The rich,
uicy fruit Is !ndisputable evidence that
with careful attention every farmer and
ranchman in Logan county-and north
easiern CoIorado-may have fruit ample
for home use. Mr.. Green informed us
that his cherry trees had never been ir.
rigated. Mr.. Farmer, il you haven't
planted some fruit trees, do so this fall
il you have to go with two mems day
for whole month. 1t will pay You in
the end.-Sterling Democrat.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

The grasshoppers in parts OF this
county have been attacked by nm enemy
that wages war OF determination. II
IL an insect very much resembling an
ordinary honseiiy, only little larger
and covered with hair. Its weapon Is a
sting or ovipositor. 1t alights on the
back OF the grasshopper and proceeds to
iab it's ovipositor into it clear to the body
cavity. This instrument is hollow and
IL deposits IN egg before being with
drawn and the fly keeps up it's work as
long as It wants exercise. In a day or
two the eggs hatch into grubs which
commence eating at once and what they
don't devour OF the hopper soon dies
Sterling News.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Patmon surprised
the Holyoko cornet bnnd Wednesday
evening at their regular practice by
sending to the band room nm ice crenm
freezer full Of cream aud some excellent
cake. which the band boys, after recov-
cring from their surprise. proceeded to
do full justice TO. Tho boys voted Mr..
and Mrs. Patmon most hearty vote Of
thanks for this treat.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Charles varncy Of Holyoke received
word this week Of the death Of his step.
mother. Hannah r.. Chase, OF Manches-
ter. Mass. Aftcr tho death OF her hus-
band, Daniel varney, she married Herod
Cbass Of East Deering and subsequent
to his death she went TO live with her
son. Albert varncy. Of Manchester whcrs
she died. She was born In isi7 aud died
Of old ago
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Loon Kepler had destructive aud
dangerous run. nway last Saturday. He
was driving u team Of Young horses
down Inter Ocean avenue when they
took fright at tho firing Of irc crackers
und started to run. A trace came up-
hooked. the buggy tongue came down
and Leon and his fa,h1r realizing their
danger jumped out. Leon hung to tho
lines ns long M be could but tho team
finally got away from him and M they
turned the corner at wbithwm's . succeed
ed 10 freeing themselves from the buggy
badly damaging II IN dong 40.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

The silver republican party has bear
formally organized in Sedgwick county
with Vic Anderon Ms county chairman
Under the election law he has filed lis'
Of names from which to select boards oil
MISUNDERSTANDING Grit.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Hon. W. q. Powell, Of Logan county,
and representative IRON this district, has
commenced action In the district court
for $4,000 against the Western Union
Beet Company, charging the company
with putting cattle on the range infected
with Texas fever-Julesburg Grit.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

We heard man say recently TINT he
believed the Russian thistle would prove
blessing to this country as II would
kill out certain other weeds 'hnt are, at
certain seasons OF the year, very danger
Gus to cattle.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

The match game of ball at Holyoke
ast Saturday was between the Holyoke
and Haxtun mines and resulted In n
% IRE Of l6 to l in favor Of Holyoke. In
justice to the Haxtun boys il should be
said that they had a picked up nine and
had not practiced for match game.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Enterprise pays A few days ago tho
agricultural editor got some facts from
Mr.. wm. MARKS, OF Leroy, that proves
this. Hs is running dniry Of 40 cows
Tho old fashioned way OF getting tho
cream in dairy is To set awny tho milk
and wait for IL to raise. Bu. Mr.. Marks
has De Lavnl separator. and in IN
hour after milking every particle Of
cream is extracted from tho milk. ue
has 40 cows IN his dairy aud In adding
s25 month 10 his profits by tho use OF
the separator. Sterling News.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Mrs. Herold and daughter, Miss Dora
of Plattsmouth, who have been visiting
with the family Of W. F. Hager, Of Hol
yoke, started Thursday for trip tc
California. Miss Fern Hager accom-
panied them.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

During the week arrangements have
been perfected whereby 5000 sheep wil
be brought to Logan county to fatter
this winter. And 1860 tons Of our al-
falfa has already been engaged TO feed
them on.-Sterling News.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
SCHOOL APPoRrIoNMENTs.

holyoke, Colo, July ., 1897.
The amount OF the general school fund
apportioned to the various districts for
the year beginning July i,ls96. and end.
ing June 30, 1897, was s2,755 10, OF which
sssl.9d was rsceivess ycausassta.s and
s2.a3i.55 from the county. The rate per
capita. based on the school census, was
s505. The iupds were apportioned to
the various districts rs follows:
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Mrs. George Riddle and children Of
Alliance, Neb., came down to Holyoke
ls-t week for visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Johnston OF this
county.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Ono OF our valuable exchanges says:
"Take one dollar bill and fold II several
times each wny, md then unfold It and
you will find Il in creasss. Keep the in
crease but send the original bill 10 the
printer who put you on this scheme.
Then take silver dollar and drop II on
tho counter and notice the ring it makes.
Send tho ring TO your best girl and the
dollar to the printer and everyone will
be happy. Try II once and yon will see. T"
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Miss Blanche Peck returned Saturday
night from Grant. Neb., where she had
gone for a few weeks visit. Soon aftel
arriving Mt Grant she was taken with ar
attack OF tonsilitis and came home
for medical treatment.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Mrs. Phil. Cburchtield and children OF
New Castle, Wyo., who had been visiting
relatives in Holyoke, returned to their
home last week Miss Agnes Conln ac
companied them.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Olin Holland was 80 unfortunate ns tc
have one OF his hands badly injured lasI
Saturday. Tie was firing giant fire
crackers and one OF them exploded while
he was holding 1t in his hand causing .
very painful injury.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
Evorvhny says so.

Cascarets Candy cuthartlc, the ost won
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant and refresl,IuTsc the taste, act ger -ly
and positively onkt1aoys liver nnd bowe.s,
cleansing tho euti8 leyetem, dispci colds.
euro loa,lacl,c, fcYg fliabitual constipation
and blliouancss. fG1nc buy and try box
Of q. G. G.. to-dayi ~, 10 cents. Bold ant
guaranteed to csirs ey all druggists.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

S.Z. Peck and his new bicycle seem
to have had slight disagreement on
Saturday morning ns was evidenced by
the bruised condition OF his face.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

I; is rumored that county politics will
soon begin to boil. The candidates
should give the people a rest TIL this
hot weather in over nj least.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

l. V. Eaton and wife Of Julesburg
spent Saturday and Sunday in Holyoke
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Eaton.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

j. W. Wilson. formerly editor Of the
Sterling Advocate, is now editor Of the
Manitou Sun. The HERALD wishes him
success in his new location.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

e. d. Timberlakc, receiver Of the Ster-
ling land Office, went to Sterling Wednes.
day To attend to business in his office.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Nelson aress-s ssht 70 lloldrsse last
week on the train and rode across to Re-
publican City, Neb., on his wheel for a
visit with friends.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Judge c. j. Slater went to Denver
Monday as delegate to the gold con
vention,
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Mrs. Clarence Hilsebeck OF Holdrere,
Neb., is visiting with her parents Mr..
and Mrs j. Al Whitman OF Holyok-.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Mrs. Lehew and Miss Montague OF
McCook, Neb., visited this week with
the family OF C. d. Kenady OF Holyoke.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Some Of the young folks OF Holyoke
had lawn picnic on G B. Timbsrlakes 3
lawn yesterday.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

VDeWteTS f.s;: ~ %ass:; IS W is': # ;sss
change. 1888 Champa Street. Denver. Colo.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Try the Crete Mills flour at Leblanc
& Co.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Mrs. Jesse Heskett and children are
visiting relatives IN Iowa.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Mart Summers shipped car load Of
hogs from Holyoke this week. .s-.,.----.