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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
AIrnm n,.mlNn ml,k..
wm. Mcintosh win ira," Io-Night T.
California o. gurrhns. backs.

Wm. Mcintosh Wiii irn," TO Night Tor
california 60 Purchase Husks.
William Mcintosh, the extensive Me-
ruu sheep aud wool raiser of the chill
40 nriEhhofho1i who has been here che
pass two days. Wiu leave tonight Tor
Los Angeles to receive from Louis n.
Moutou. 800 high-brei Meriuo bucks
from q big ranch 300 go Toro county.
The bucks. 600 uf them. win be put on
the Mcintosh ranch 200 Chilli. while the
balance will be shipped go his brother.
Donald Mcintosh. 10 Las Aulmas
county. Colo Mt Mcintosh was seen
this afternoon by The citizen repre-
sentative. Re states thnt bis spring clip
OF wool VIII amount 90 nearly 10000
pounds. the shrlrIu coming Go a close
last Saturday after thTy-c'ght days
90 hard work tle viii hold his wool.
waiting Tor thc price TO become better.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Territory OF New Mexico. County OF Bef.
ualillu, Boa the District Cuuu
Diego Soma.
Plaintiff
vs., tNo. bHlt
IuF Valdez srua,
Defendant. j
TO Luz Valdez scfuai You are hereby nosi-
uyd that suit las been commenced against
You ~ tur said Diego nefnh, pfaYlng that the
unuah OF inuulmnuf unW existing between
you ana thc plaiutiii. Diego aeruA. be- forever
dissolved un the kfuuud ui Abandonment.
luM unless luu enter your appearance lu said
suit un uf before The lth Hay Ut Auguat. A. ~.
1900, decree pru Cuntesso Viii BE- rntere Z
against YOU HAHHf 4, OWEN,
fkLtX o. LESTER,
Attorney iOJ fialnhu,
once and PuutOihcr address,
Albuquerque New MEXICO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Last Will aud Testament of l. Il Pumcy.
Deceased
To j. unir Putuvy, etecuttix aud drvisrc and
HohVn D., futncY. also drs iHrt, residents uf
she city ui = lbuuucIque, y NJ and t1 ail
whom Il may cuucrtui
fuu are hereby notified that thr alleged Isst
VIII and testament Of l. n. futnry lee uf Ihr
county of brfnalllo nnd territory ut New Mcx.
iCu. Decreased. has been Purdue aud read in
the Probate Court of ihe Cuuny Di lierrllIIlu,
Tertiary Ut New Mexico. a. a. regular term
thereof. held uu the 2ud daN ul July. 1900,
ami tar day ut the ptOyIng uf saII 81.
legged last Will aud testament was - order
ui the Judge Of aaI. count thrfuu.uu nKud tor
Monday. the 9th day oi August 4. .i. 1900
term Of said count al 10 u'Ctuck BOO tue fufr.
noon % said day,
Given under Wy hanu and the
taEAL.l seal at said court. iuls 4ud day "
July. A. u. 1900.
JANEs 4 rUHMEHH
if. bate Clrrk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
DrArn o. Wis. nAnr :. WHISKY.


Mother 81 ", q. hitney aud Mrs ". "a.
iitu" Died Yesterday Au"rnoon.
The c,txgu is ca ] upon this after.
noon 90 chronicle the death of Mrs.
Mary l.. Whitney, The mother Of ona
OF Albuquerque best known business
m,uW. t Wmtney president OF the
whitney Hardware company
fht deceased same here last gall from
her home 10 Winfield. kan. where a
shor, time De fore she was stricken
Wtth severe attack 81 typhoid fever,
aud alternated h-y stay here with her
roH ". r. whitney aud her daugh-
teI Mrs. ". H. Little, az 1893 south
Second street The disease with which
Hue bittied while la Kansas. seemed
90 cling loo her system, and was
thought lhut a change of climate to the
Rio itauIe valley would prove bvnc-
heial Fate however. Was against her
-,he usidious disease Was slowly do
us its work and yesterday afternoon.
az b o'clock az the nome OF her daugh-
geo death came na a relief
The deceased Was born near 81 John
Mich. and was 90 years of age. one
brother a. D. Hayes. Is now residin
at 3d. Johns. and 90 him telegram
has been sent. telling of her death. Her
Surviving children are Mt Whitney
ana Mrs Lttle, who reside ln this CITY.
AMI they have the sympatny OF a host
OF friends here ia their amctl0n
Tomorrow morning, at O'Clock, fu-
neral services Will be held at the un-
dertakiug parlors of strong q sons.
Rev Bunker viii omcIntc, with burial
n fa.rview cemetery. An friends Of
tine hcrcayod family are invited 10 at
tend.
Ia consequence of the death. the
whitney company store on First street,
VIII be- closed until o-uiorsow CFu-
day. noon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

years. For some years the deceased
had been gradually failing ana his end
wac peaceful az becomes the taking
90 0f a just man. no leaves "a widow
and a large family " children, the eld.
est OF whom. Carlos Abreu was recent
ly married Co Miss Carmen sena at
Santa D.. DeccaHcd settled on the
beautiful Rayado. many years ago.
where ae amasred fortune in tho
stock business lis Hooks ana herds
roam over e vast cxpanso OF country.
ali his individual property. within the
Maxwell grant Tho deceased aad Luz
cicn Maxwell married sisters. lie was
q man of energy ana thrift. set gem
ct0us and always h0sptahle to a fault
Many weary American pioneer was
made happy at the home OF this good
man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
10. 5, mInrlnn IIrnrh Ernm-

Mrs John symugton writes from hof
home at No. Manhattan avenue. New
York city to Mrs. N r. Otsr0. wife OF
the register ~ ths United states land
ohles. saying that AIRS solomon Luna
haF recently spent some days with her
and that ahe enjoyed her visit very
much Mrs, Luna sailed with Miss Hu-
ming on the sGth Tor Hamburg. and
thence goes "a Paris. Mrs symingion
states that she b. about leaving Tor
Manila in company with her son. from
which The Inference Is drawn that John
sym.nston 10 IN The government SER
vice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
Nntlc- Of snl,tn onl.t rltlr.

ln ihe District Count Ut
Hefralillu County, No, hbuA
Territory Ut NcW McGicu)
=. >. Austin, Flainuh,
vH
Hiram Abshifc. 81 ais, Defendants
To Hiram Abshite the above named de-
PENDANT. 81 alive, and 4 decreased. 10 bis un
known hcIrs at law. You viii please take mo-
tCc that suit numbered and entitled as above
has been ulcl iu the above named cIuu
against you, ald each of you, aud that the
g"nctai objects Of said act on b. tu quiet the
uue ut thr plaiutih. I 5 AWslln, 90 lots num-
hcrru uur aud tao 10 block IS OF the Auau
o. 81 FJtIiC Addition % She city ~ Albnuurf
que. n. H. a. said lots and block are known
aud dyalRuatrd ugun the maps Ut Apul and
November ~. A. -. iss2, OF said addition 90
sNd Cry, on nlr boa the rK-uticio recorders
uihpr iuf said hetuaillu county, That The
name aud pustuiiicc address at plaintiffs a.
tumcy ia Is. $. kUdey, Albuquerque. n
That uulvss you. aud each of YOU, enter your
appearance goa said count tn said cause ON ~
before saturday. the fourth day of August. A,
ID 1900, Judgment Ntll be- rendered in said
cause against you, ut those OF you ghn ~ fail
tn enter your apprahn-t. 1f default
HAIRY OWN.
CLERK ui said Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
las VEGAS
Ftomuc Optic

ffom the Optic
Charley clay ia uOw on the night
shift at the Headquarters. Ia the alb
senrc OF Ed French. gone up north
somewhere.
Mrs l. a. Reed received quite a
painful injury while horseback riding
when near che san,larum che fell
from her horse
Rev George selby u. Martinez
ana Enrique Aun.io. composing the
board of examiners, Eiyc notice that an
persons desiring TO teach In San Miglcl
county or teachers desiring "a take .
higher grade OF certificate than they
hold az present, are required 10 take
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Defendants.
Notice u hereby given, that the undersigned
m =, wy Nonng oi % y,
Count ~ she luunty ui htfaaiillo lu The above
entitled cause, on she i2ih day II June. ieOO.
W. S9, s tnss 1i s az, soyas s yns,
a Milling Company aud =. Il, Mckinney, he
cause ~ be- made the sum OF One Hundred
and 90. loo Dollars costs Of suit, which BY the
Judgment Ut said Dlaifict 0uu ON June o.
1900, The plaintiff hauh Of Cummerre fccuv.
cred against The said defendant. the Alton
Kinney, together with interest thereon from
che said oih day Of June, 1900, n the rate 1T
rix per cent pef annum upon tlb Of said pin.
cipal, Rnd Interest a W per cent prt annum
upon Alis of SAID principal, aud also the costs
ihlt may aCCfuci aud ~ virtue Of said cxeru.
non nsa LEVIED ppen ihs gil,9gsIy q sa,d de-
hereinafter dcsCrhgdt aud Will on Monday the
2Hid day ui July, A, u, 1900, at the front dOol
OF the Cont House Of the County Of hrrnal.
lilo, New Mc1iCu, M the hour " II O'Clock =.
on. az said day, sell 10 thr highest aud beet bid
der iur cash. AZ public auction, fnf the pufpose
of satisfying uald eteruiiun aud costs, The said
Ing n Mhiing Company, aud which ia de-
srfihpd az fullnWH.
a ten.stamp mill, together wi h boiler. en-.
giue, belts concentration, shniiinRa. copper
plates, ore feeders. pipe vfcnchcs Oh cans,
ID wood uu hand. and all tpola and appuf.
icnances belonging "a said mill lately oprf,
NArA " Ailf NNNtAAith alNAA
upon the star Milling Claim, iu Hell canyon,
County of bcfnaihlu, New MeIico.
said property Will be- sold subject 90 n lien
s &c. f y 'n' sS'9S e sSs sSS'o ss AZ fi'
versus Alton Mining aud Milling Company,
on the docket of the said District Count. co.
trmgufaueuualy Nlth the execution Ia care
No. bfg9 above entitled
THoMAs :. HuBnEII,
sheriff of the County ui Bcrnaiiliu, New
Mexico,
h. l.. hEnLER,
Attorney luf Plaintiff.
Dated this goth day ui June 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

The 49, Rev Henry Grunjon. y. d..
bishop ot Tucson. with me Very Rev.
Edward Gerard, vicar general. and the
Rev o. Timmefmaus. pastor 0f clifton.
Arizona. came loo from Santa Re last
night and enjoyed several hours very
pleasantly az the parsonage OF the
church of Immaculate Conception. this
city. being entertained hy Rev. Per-
some and others from the old town
church. Rev. Manda'an beng absent In
Las VEGAS The distinguished bishop
and party left This morning FOR Tucson,
whore on their arrival public recep-
ton WIl Doc rendered them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Notice b hereby given thai the undersigned
has been daily appniutcu admin atfuiur ui toe
estate OF hHuiy /. Warren, deceased, late uf
hcfnalilio county irrutofY OF NcN Mexico.
All prfaona having any claims ga. % sad
ettnic aic hereby required o. prrtcui the came
in thr manner anu Nithiu ~ tim. nQuurd
by iaW, tu the undvmlFncd. Anu also an ltt-
suns Indebted tu said estate aTu lkrW 81 fr-
quifrd 40 paY tnclf accounts % ihr under
niHucd immediately.
~. y GHAYUX,
Administrator of the kstatr ui Henry l.. War
ruu, deceased, Rooms b and y Grant blu. h.
Albuquerque, N M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
Driving preparations r

n AHfHH - - 49,
up Day camuh h,y dl} up .r..uIs
which albtr, 90 thu poo u.u.I.. I'D. .Il-
pus0. clHsIuH o. SEQ Moor. ...uu. |....t."l
thD ordinary iur lut rlt..i.. ...I tr.-
ug iuMlHuis famg. us
aud uao ihlt Nh.h Ul.l ...f.
heals Ilya Cream liaIu rUuDiy
aud vii rurs catH~l .r ST.. lUi
easily AMI pleasant tt... w.l ho
mailed Tor iO csui.. $50 II ..ll tho
ODE. sigo r'y broihcru COB ST. .af. NY,
THO Balm currs without ..8. uuts NOT
irri.ate ur cause suorAuE. r".ls iis. Z
over Rn irltaied aud un'ry w-.nDH. t,Nn.
ing immediately the painful Inflammation.
With Ely's Cream Balm You are armed
against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Jesus Abrou died az the home on the
Rayado. Coifax county saturday morn.
Ing, funeral taking place sunday. and
being largely attended Deceased was
q native OF Santa BE and was cxten.
siyeiy known ana beloved throughout
the entire southwest Igia age was 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
Nutirc 81 shrrin's sale,
in the District Cuuft. srcoud Judicial District
uf She Territory 1T New Mexico, within and
Tot the County uf hcfnalill0,
=. q Mckinney,
Plaintiff
", No. bt27.
Alton Mtf ing y Milling Conn
defendant



Notice Is hereby given. that tue undcfs.g ned
Hhcun OF the County ui befnallllo, by virtue
ui au execution ISSUED out ~ the District Count
OF the County VI hetnallllO Ia the above en-
titled cause. On thc 18th day ui June, 1000,
was commanded that Of the goods aud chat.
tclgt land and tcncmcnts % tae Alton Minipg
q Milling Company. corporation tncuruu.
Gated under the Laws % iht Territory % New
Hundred aud tuuy-uinc sud ts.iuO Dullafs'
damages, and Ten and 20. loo b1liafa costs Uf
suit, which by The Judgment OF said District
Count ON June ., 1900, The plaintiff recovered
against the defendant tugt thef Nith Interest
thereon from the said dti day Ut June, 1000.
AZ thr rate Ut sit per cent per annum, aud also
the costs that may nccfuri aud ~ virtue Of
said execution has levied upon the property
ui said defendant company hereinafter de.
sCribcd, and will un Monday, the gBfd day OF
July, a. -. 1900, "a the front door Of the
Mexico. 80 The hour ut Al 90 lock q, m, Of said
day, sell Co she highest and best bidder iof
cash, IL public auction, iul The purpose ui SAT
siyinR said execution and costs, The sad prop
rfty - levied upon ui the said Alton Mining
Mullins Company and which 10 deschord
A Ten stamp mill together with boiler. en-
glEc, belts, cunccntfaiof, -haitngo. copper
plater, ore feeders pipe NrrnChcHi utl cans,
cord wool uu taudt ana an Tools aud appur
trnanccs Belonging 20 said mill lately opef
atrd by thr defendant CONF any, aud stu.
aied upon the star Mining claim, Boa Hell can
You. County Of BrrnallO, New Mexico.
said property ALL be old subject % lien
created by the lrVYtug Of an execution ia case
No. 54af. entitled Bank OF Commence. plain
tn versus Alton Mining 4 Milling Company
e. a.. defendants on The docket Of sad DE
tiCi Court, co.tempOfancuusly with the cae
euuuntn casc No. hta7 above entitled.
THOMAS .. HuHaELL.
sheriff OF the County Of Brmalnlu, Nee
Mexico.
D. l., MEpLBR,
Attorney for plainth
Dated this the goth day OF Jane, 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Notice b. hereby given that Will on the 5th
day W May, a D., 1900, uief Tor sale aud sell
tu tie highest bidder tot cash, eight bundH Of
the schoui district uf precinct No 10, 81 hcfs
uaillio county, New Mexico, ut the denom.
nation ut STA hundred dollars each. which
htyr been issued according so Law for the put
pose ut building school house IN said pFr
tiutt l.. pEHKA,
Treasurer ~ Hrraalillo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

A y. Maginnis. the tar commissioner
OF the santa ~ Pacific, came la from
20 pay the taxes OF The road into the
county treasury and also 10 interview
the commissioners, who are Ia session
al tho Aourl houae.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Rev. Harvey M. shields and con. who
were al the Jemez Hot springs whiting
city on the Block asage yesterday sf-
ternoon. They are Ia the clty to-day
and viii probably continue west 20
holomonNllls lo.nIahL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

their employees ana invited friends with
lhc following lst 90 choice donoscica
Sis gallons OF see cream. nfiocn gallons
OF lemonade. nflcon NatermelDns and
cakes Of au kinds boo great abundance.
There u employed GO the mills about
sixty people. men tul women. ana the
feast ot last night Nlu not soon boz tor.
soften.
George ~ browne the well known
hUokkccprr ht tht wholesale grocery
..inuibhm,nt of D.. %. rutney. returned
lo th, ciiy this morning after a sue
e,ssful visit Zoo ihe towns south Of the
metropolis. lio states ns an absolute
Coca lhat be- bad more inquiry about
Che approaching territorial fair from
th, people he m,, than ever before.
aud 30 la bic opinion thbt the southern
counties viii ioIi lu ug crowd here
t1 attend thg rlG which 70 the sub
srrpIonf aro obtained. viii De- held loo
600, new town of Alnuqu. r4ue from sep
t.mh,r "a fo 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

l.. DtiNLiN' NNIL g. Ne..
icCAV Grrinr CHEMICAL -
loo! ] VI! III fNv Lac oHtl CT
.st bitH,. Pa Co.. r.do.I $50. No" ..rs' .wai.at
trfrss .If.. ffompi tud .-la
I'D &Sati 2l.L,a '" sa
talaEh,l.n Ices
'7SG.tTI8 Llwreb., - ltrrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

III che District Count Second Judicial District
VI che Territory ui New Ncrico, within add
toi The County ui hcfualilio.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Matthew'S Jersey @slEi try H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

IcuitoD ui NtW Mexico.
County of hrIHIiI.U
co. thy DISTINCT lHI5f }
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Attorney iur riaIntih.
Albuquerque, NrR MEXICO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

lthcr ana 4. -, Address.
Albuquerque N, a.,
Alefurga tuf flHIutInn.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13
s-@-7-l-7777a-77--
Riding the Fraternity.

Jerry S. Green, of Davenport, Iowa
who on Thursday Of last week gave q
lecture in the court house on Wood.
craft. is billed for a political speech in
this city next Thursday evening. Octo-
ber H. II now transpires that Mr.. Green
was using his Office as lecturer for the
Modern Woodman of America to open
channel for him to ring in few Bryan
speeches. in direct violation of the laws
Of the order, and is now going over the
same trail, making the rankest kind OF
populist speeches. The Pioheer-Times
Of the 9th inst, in an editorial says: II
should be borne in mind and members
Of the Modern Woodmen would better
remember that Jerry S. Green, in speak
ing of them as a politician, is violating
one of the fundamental principles OF
Woodcraft, and is therefore entitled to
less consideration than the ordinary
stranger who comes into their midst
the stranger may be honest and inclined
to conform to their laws and usages he
has sworn to uphold, and should be
given the benefit of the doubt, while
Green has proven himself gross trans
gressor. He is taking into politics an
order that promises every candidate for
admission that the obligations he is
about to undertake contain nothing to
interfere with his religious or political
beliefs. The by laws Of the order pro.
vide that it shall not become an instru-
ment to further the cause of any politi-
cal party or candidates; that it's mem
bers shall be at perfect liberty to wor-
ship God in their own way and to vote
for whom they choose, without any re-
straint and free from all influence one
way or the other.
Such practice on the part of an officer
representing the supreme camp is an
outrage on an order whose purpose in
the world is the exercise of the princi-
Piles Of charity hope and fraternity-not
to zee that some political party is not
boosted into Office. The Modern Wood
men Of America is a fraternal insurance
order. Men join it because of the fra.
ternal benefits and that at their death
beneficiaries may receive the pecuniary
considerations stipulated in their poll
cies. They do not join it to be led
around aud told how they shall exercise
their prerogatives as American citizens,
and any member of the order who will
endeayor to drag it into politics should
forfeit his standing.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13
Martin and Burke.

Hon. E. w. Martin and Hon. Charles
III. Burke, candidates for congress. ar
rived in Deadwood last Sunday from
the eastern part of the state, where they
have been campaigning for several
weeks past. Since their arrival they
have been speaking in the northern
Hills towns, starting in at Rapid Mon
day evening.
Mr.. Martin began at Faulkton Sept. /,
and has been speaking to good crowds
every day, except Sunday since that
date. He has covered nearly every
county east of the Missouri river, and
expresses the conviction that the state
will give from 5000 to 10000 majority
for the republican ticket.
Mr.. Martin and Mr. Burke will speak
in Custer next Monday evening, October
Is, Edgemont October 16, and Hot
Springs October IL. Mr.. Burke will
then return to the eastern part OF the
state, while Mr.. Martin will close the
campaign in the Hills.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13
August FLOWERS.

TT is a surprising fact" says Prof
Houton, 9TH It in my travels in all parts
of the world, for the last ten years ]
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any remedy
for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stom-
ach, and for constipation. l find for
tourists and salesmen, or for person
filling Office positions, where headaches
and bad feelings from irregular habits
exists, that Green's August Flower is q
grand remedy. 1t does not injure the
system by frequent use, and is excel
lent for sour stomachs and indigestion.
Sample bottles free at A. J. Jones & Co.'S
Sold by dealers in all civilissd coun.
tries
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13
Personal Mention.


Lee Hoyt has been spending the
greater part of the week In Deadwood.
e r. Russell returned the latter part
of last week from an extended visit in
Nebraska.
DR.. G. W.. Hargens of Hot Springs was
visitor in Custer Saturday on profess
sional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Cation of Hill City
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
visiting with friends.
Mrs. S. N. Fitch departed Tuesday for
Omaha, where she joined her husband.
Together they expect to spend week
or two in that city visiting with friends.
d. P. Moore, president of the Willow
Creek Mining company, spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in town. in the inter-
est Of a st. Paul boot and shoe wholesale
establishment.
N. s. Tubbs returned Wednesday from
Omaha, whittier he and Mr.. Fitch went
last week with ten Car loads of sheep.
He reports having struck good market,
the sheep netting them $685. per head.
DR.. J.B. Maple and Ed. l.. Grantham
departed Tuesday for Kansas City, Mo-,
to attend the grand lodge Modern Broth
erhood Of America which has been in
session there this week. They went as
delegates from Custer lodge.
Theodore Shoemaker arrived home
Sunday from an extended sojourn in the
eastern part of the state, and q trip 70
Liverpool, England. He says he had a
delightful trip and enjoyed it thorough
ly, but was glad to be again home in the
Black Hills.
]. B. Stafford, the enterprising Chicago
mining man, who spent the past three
weeks in the vicinity of Custer and the
northern Hills, departed for the east
Thursday. TO a CHRONICLES reporter he
stated that he has taken hold of some
good mining property near Custer, and
would return in the near future with
capital to develop it.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13

Much has been said about the finding
Of marble and granite near Custer,
Much money has already been expend.
ed in opening up the quarries, so that
shipment may begin soon. But have
the people of Custer considered this face
Of the marble businessP Why not work
up much Of it in Custer? Why not open
marble shop here, in which grave
stones. monuments. mantles, table tops
counters and the various things for
which marble is nsed can be made here
This it appears to us is one of the things
that Custer people ought to take hold oi
at once. There is a thoroughly compe
tent man to do this in Custer now who
no doubt, ifhe could get some suitable en-.
couragement would take hold of this
matter.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13

The activity and success achieved by
Congressman Charles III. Burke during
his first term entities him to second
term. He has become acquainted with
the duties Of the Office 30 that he is now
splendidly equipped for effective work.
Mr.. Burke has been no figure head, he
has advanced no wild and fallacious
schemes. but has honestly and faithfully
sought to serve the people of the state
of South Dakota. Endorse his splendid
record by voting for him at the coming
election.