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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-24
Of deeds salary fund $500

OF deeds salary fund $500
L E Fall salary as dsupty register Of
dees for April, May and June register
of deeds salary fund 1925 allowed for
1896
Upon motion the salay bills of the
states attorneo, superintendent Of
schools county auGitor and deputy
county auditor as paid monthly by
warretts drawn on the current expense
fund were approved as follows;
Chauncey L Wood salary as states
attorney for April acd May and Jund
$3.50
Lucena E Trisfler salary as county
superintendent of schools for April,
May and June $24s So
Horace Crockett, salary as county
auditor for April May and June $500
Eta Crockett salary as deputy county
auditor for April May and June 1925
Upon motion board adjourned to
meet July is, 1900 at r'clock q.
Attest; Fred Gross, chm
Horace Crockett, county auditor.
Rapid City. 8. D., July IL, 1900.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
rll members and the county auditor be
ing present.
Minutes of July 9 II 10 and IA were
read and upon motion approved
Upon motion the following justices
quarterly reports for the quarter end
ing July 1900 we're examined and
orderee placed on file;
j d Lake Rapid City
M D Paxton Rapid City
F Joy Rapid City
c Won Woehrmann Hill city
Andrew Marble Keystone
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drrwn
on the current expense fund for same,
as follows.
ID Lake justice fees 81 IS
M D Paxton justice fees 1854 "a
F f Joy juftiee fees 1924 IS
Thomss ] Curtis constable fees $l1.
Thomas Andrews witness fees Justice
court Sl4 Is
Jaseph A Allison witness fees Justice
court Sc 90
P B Mccarthy witness fees justice
court 81 10
Walter Tyler witness fees Justice
court 50 40
] O Martin witness fees justice court
81 10
F Reno witness fees justice court
SO 40
Fred Sargent witness fees justice
court 81 10
Cornelius Liston witness fees justice
court for 81 90, allowed SIS 10
Thomas Curtis witness fees jvstics
court 81 10
James Duncan witness fees Justice
covrt So 20
Q Sandberg witness fees jus9ice
court 50 20
w H LaBee witness fees justice
court So 20
Dhauncey L Wood cash paid for pho
tographs of murder scene SIS 90
James r Sharpe stenographer fees
in habeas corpus proceedings $40 90
James R Sharpe stenograyher fees in
ditch contempt proceedings $40 90
Marshall s. Bangs team and wagon
furnished states attorney 81 90
Nose LaMdar board of jurorf and
bailifis per contract $l5l 03
Mrs. Geo r Stannard for services Of
DR. Geo P Stannard in small pox case
at Hill City by orser OF the board of
health 1926 90
DR. H F Rate services in small pox
case $15 90
DR. E f Calkins services in small pox
case So 90
DR. E F Calkins services in small pox
case 1927 90
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-24
Warrants Called.
Warrants are hereby called for payment -
follows:
County fund. REGISTERED Number s277.

Nc interest will be paid on said warrants d
ter this date July 10, 1900.
Treasurer Pennington County, 8. D.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-24

Fred j cross, chairman.
CHI Walker, Com Sd dist
RI Plat, com lst dist.
Upon motion the board adjourned to
meet July IA, 1900, at 2 O'Clock q. m.
Attest: Fred j. Cross, chm.
Horace Crockett, county auditor.
July 20, 1900.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
members and the county auditor being
present.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on the proper funds as follows:
Thure Swanson, services as county
assessor and postage $500, sinking
fund $270, current expense.
Pr McMahoo services rs deputy as
SCISSOR current expense $l20
Ethan Allen services as deputy asses
sor current expense 1892
w J Sturgeon services as deputy as
sessor current expense 1854 so
John E Hunt services as deputy as
SCISSOR current expense SIS
Albert L Bishop road vsewer for S..
so allowed current expense So 90
il Palmer road viewer current ex-
pense So 90
tt Curtis road viewer current ex-
pense SO 90
John Peterson road viewer current
expense $3.50
w D Ronnds road viewer current ex-
pense So SO
DIT Hodgmen road viewer curren,
expense So 80
Geo II Sanders road viewers current
expense 50 90
Taylor Thompson road viewer cur.
rent expense 81 90
Rapid City electric and gas light CO
light and rent of meter current expense
SO 80
Black ellis telephone co rent OF two
telephones current expense $l2
John r DEFY & co supplies furnished
Mrs Kirkham, current expense $40 8;
John r DAILY & co supplies furnished
county current expense 80
Consolidated Mercantile Co. supplies
furnished Jack Leary current expense
1926
City OF Rapid City water for April
May and June current expense $l2 SO
Taplor Thompson assisting ianitol
curaent expense 81 90
John Fl Lexry services as nigh
watch current expense 81 90
| Robert Boyd estate salary as county
judge current expense 1928 80
/ Upon motion bills OF treasurer, depu
ty treasurer, repister os deeds, and de
pu,y register of deeds, as paid month";.
by auditors orders, we're appro-ed =
follow.
William 81 LaBee services as CONT,
4 treasurer for April May and June trea
4 urer salary fund 1915 8
Chas 2 little deputy treasurer sal
ary cor April May and june treasurer
SALARY flnb . 500
F N LockhArt sarlary e. register 1
I deeds for pril tiay aid June registe
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-24

treasurer belonging to school township
district no ID on July 1900, amount
ing to $l3 So and the first collection of
1899 and prior years taxes of said dist
riot, amounting to $52 80 to be held
by the county treasurer subject to re-
fund orders to be issued to parties hav
ing paid excessive school taxes for the
year 1899 amounting to $50 IS. The
net and $50 40 collected from 1899 aud
prior years tax to be apportioned oe
tween school distuicts no IL snd no 81
as follows;
District no l3 to receive "a percent
or IA 60; and school district no 81 to re-
ceive 1916 percent or As 60: being the
amounts due said districts with ap-
portionment of school buildings and
grounds. All subsequent collections
OF taxes to be apportioned as follows;
District no ID to receive ALP percent
SO g I" Ala /"
'' "37 I" g ia {"
Upon motion board adjourned to
meet July IL, 1900, at o'clock p. m.
Attest: Fred j. Cross, Chm.
Horace Crockett. County auditor.
Rapid City, S. D.,
July IL, 1900.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members and the county auditor
present
Upon application OF 1. r. McNown
by Il. w. McNown, for u reduction of
the personal property tax charged a.
gainst the said 1. r. McNown for the
year 1899, was granted by reducing
said tax fifty percent.
Upon motion the board adjourned to
meet July 10, 1900, at o'clock a. m.
Attest: Fred j. Cross, chm.
Horace Crockett. county auditor.
July IL, 1900.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members and the county auditor
present.
The board proceeded to settle with
the county treasurer and made the fol-
lowing report;
Balance in the various funds
July l, 1900, as shown by
the county auditors and
areasurers ledger accounts Sl8 1877 50
Receipts on tax since July ! 237 70
Redemption receipts since
July ......... .......... 70 "a
Miscellaneous receipts since
July .......... ......... IL IS
Liquor lisence receipts since
July l Observation-Disclosures. ! 200 90
Total $40 749 Al
CONTRA
Unpaid receipts in hands of
treasurer. .................$ lS7 63
School district orders iu hand
OF treasurer. ............. AZ ~
School superintendent and
auditor orders in hand of
treasurer. ............-.. 40 ~
County funds etc, warrants
in hands of treasurer 1865. 32lS O3
Cash items in hands of treas
urer 50 Al
Coupons in hands of treasurer Alb 30
Cash in hands OF treasurer 2l1 SO
Cash in Pennington county
Bank. -. Ia 932 70
Cash in First National Bank GIG 05
Totrl $ 20 749 A.
Fred Cross, Chairman.
c Fl Walker, Com Sd dist
r L Plat, com lst dist.
Upon motion the board adjourned to
meet July IA, 1900, at 2 o'clock q. m.
Attest: Fred J. Cross, chm.
Horace Crockett, county auditor.
July 20, 1900.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
members and the county auditor being
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-24


j. I. INGERsoL, Chairman county Ger
trail committee, Peoples Party.
ART. w. GIRD, Secretary.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
NoLcoTT TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN

republican Cnmptttcc Announces
Selection OF Convention Officers.
Philadelphia. Pa, June 49, The re-
publican national committee has
made official announcement OF the Sc
cction OF temporary oM,ers OF the
national convention as follows:
Temporary Chairman of the Con-
'ention-Senator f. o. Wolcott, of
Colorado.
Temporary Secretary Charles W..
Johnson. of Minnesota.
Assistant Secretaries John IL. Mall
.oy, of Ohio; John r. Beam. of New
Jersey: Lucien Gray, of Illinois:
Gardner u. Stickney. Of Wisconsin;
James i. Burke. of Pennsylvania; w.
B. I'ouchman, of Tennessee; Warren
Biglei, of Indiana; John q. Royce, of
Kansas; +. S. Gaylord, of Connects
.ut.
Reading ClcrlSs-D Dennis 4. Award,
of Michigan: L. l.. lampson, of Ohio
reading clerks house of representa-
.ives.)
Clerk at Presidents Desk-Arthur
:. Kinds. of Maine.
Official Reporter-M. w. Blumen-
berg, District of Columbia, official re-
vorter of the senate.
Tally Clerks j. Herbert Potts. of
New Jersey: George II. Butlin. OF Nc
braSla.
EN-Congrcssman Frank was desig-
nated to notify these officials of their
selection.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
Ciyilizc Foreign Population.

Philadelphia Ledger: There are
spots of barbarism here in the United
States quite as dark as those to be
found in so-callcd heather countries.
The mob of ignorant Bohemians and
Lithrnanians which attacked a Chi
rago dispensary because of its
belief that the doctors engaged
ther were in the habit of kill
ing children in order TO dissect
them was no bette tha SINH
lar mobs which in China attack for
eigners because of a belief that they
pluck out the eyes of children to use
IN magical rites. But the Chicago au-
thorities should see that the foreign
population of that city is brought UNI
der civilizing influences without de-
law
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
Meek, but No Stranger.

Detroit Free Press: Apropos of the
whist congress which closed recently
in Detroit, some good stories are told.
A certain society woman whose whole
heart is in her whist and who prides
herself upon her wide circle of Dc-
troit acquaintances, was bent upon
making the congress as much of a So
cial success as possible. At the open
ing reception she made herself very
atfable to all the strangers, and, GO
ing up to a quiet little woman in a
gorgeous gown, engaged her in a live
ly conversation, asking her how she
liked Detroit, and finally ended with
the polite query:
".And where is your homc?"
"On Willis avenue" was the meek
reply.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
Mexican wuy or Cooling Water.

New Orleans Times-Democrat:
AThese new ice machines by which
rvety man can be his own iceman, re-
minds me- said railroad man at one
Of the hotels the other day. 'of tho
primitive method of cooling water III
vogue i'm Mexico and Central America.
The principle is perfect and simple,
but there is IL certain mack about the
thing which | have never known Il
white man to fully acquire. When a
native in one of the broilng hot lit-
tic villages of interior Nicaragua
wants to cool some water, She fills II
two-thirds full. The jar is made OF
baked clay, and, hot being glazed, is
partially porous, and soon becomes
moist OH the outside Two leather
straps are firmly attached TO the neck
and scizing these in her hands, she
begins to rotate the jar swiftly in the
air. The mouth is wide open, but cen
trifugal attraction keeps the liquid
/ from flying out. The average native
woman is frail and listlcss in appear
,nce. but the endurance which they
exhibit at this sort OF calisthenlcs is
marvellous. 1t is about the same as
swinging Indiah clubs, and am
afraid to say how long have seen
them keep it up. lest you might set
me down as prize liar Generally
the lord and II ,ster lies in one corner
Of their ',iacal,' or hut. smoking clg
lrct and watching the operation lam
enidly When the woman thinks the
water is sufficiently cool she stops
With Il deNterolls twist of the wrist
md hands him the jar. Usually nc
takes gulp. growls out 'Moochn ca
ora,' which is native pa,ois for
blamed hot and she begins again pa
ticntly describing pin wheels. have
lcNer made a test With a thermonie-
or. but assure you they can reduce
tcpid water to the Temperatures on IL
5ery cold mountain spring In MeN'eo
he natives continc themselves, as Il
'ulc, to dampcning the jar on the out
side and placing il i'm current OF al'.
| Near the little mountain village or
Santa Rosa. on the Mexican Central.
here is a cave. through which Il
strong breeze passes at all hours OF
he day | have seen the mouth al
most chollcd with water jars left
there to cool oft.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
Still Hchind the Times.

Chicago Post: "Litcrature," said
the disgusted author, is not up to
date. We progress in all other ways,
but literature still lags behind. lit
grovels in the misty past, refusing to
be modcrnized."
The critic looked surprised ''Pray
explain" he said
'ENplain!" exclaimed the dis
gusted author. why, it's as plain as
day. There's The Man With the Hoe,
for instance. Everybody has raved
over that relic of by-gone days, while
my thoroughly up-to-date poem on
The Man With the Steam Plow' has
been turned down by not less than
twenty magazine editors"
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
HART CHOSEN UNANIMOUSLY.
iowa's New National Con,mi.tccma,
-.-WcstGrn Delegations.

-.-Wcstnri Delegations.
Philadelphia, June al.-Ernest L.
iiart, of Council l;luffs, was unani-
nously elected member of the national
committee al yesterdays meeting oil
the Iowa delegation. There were no
other candidates in the field. and no
contest of any sort. The delegation
then elected the following: Colonel
George w. French, of Davenport,
member of the committee on resolu-
tions; NJ. j. Tobin, of Ninton, mem-
bcr of the committee on credentials;
4. ii. Mabry, OF Centervillc, member
Of the committee on rules; c. III. ms
dale, of Newton, vice president OF the
convention; G. Il. AlbrooS, OF Eldora,
member of the committee to notify
the nominee for presidents; j. j.
Marsh, DEBORAH, member of the COM
mittec to notify the nominee for vice
president.
Lafe Young was chosen to place Mr..
Dollivef i'm nomination for the vice
presidency
The Iowa delegation occupies Il
large airy parlor on the ground floor
of the Hotel stratford. The quarters
nre decorated with flags and large
photographs and photographic repre-
sentations of the president, Mr.. Doili-
yer and Speaker Henderson.
Western Delegations Organizes.
Many of the state delegations held
meetings yesterday for the purpose of
organizing and selecting members of
the working committees. OF the ma
tional committee ana members of the
notification committee. Among the
| various commit tccmcn so far chosen
IRE:
Chairmen of Delegations Indiana,
c. w. Fairbanks; Iowa, Leslie NJ.
Shaw: Michigan, w. NJ. Livingston:
Missouri, ID. w. Mouser; Nebraska,
VIM. +. Gurley: South Dakota. l.. IT,
son.
National Committee Iowa, Ernest
+. lIart Michigan, VIM. III. Elliott:
Missouri Richard c. Kercns; So,lh Da-
kota; j. NJ. Green; Wisconsin. IL. C.
Payne; Indiana, Harry c. New.
Committee ON Resolutions lndi-
ana, c. w. Fairbanks; Iowa, Geo. w
French; Michigan. Gdw. n. NigIcy;
Missouri, ID. =. Dyer: Nebraska, L
Roscwater; South Dakota, q. q. Ben
nett; Wisconsin. j. l'. Treat.
Committee on Permanent Organiza
tion-Indiana, c. Il. .lcwcu. Iowa
William Mcfarland; Michigan, L.. IL
Robertson: Nebraska, Henry Rogatz;
South Dakota, George Rice; Wiscon
sin. III. A. turdke.
Committee on Credentials Indiana
c. c. shurley; Iowa, NJ. j. Tobin;
Michigan, r. c. Ostrander, Missouri
Charles Mowder; Nebraska, John f.
Erh"rdt; South Dakota, James Hal
ley; Wisconsin, j. Il. Murphy.
Committee ON Rules and Order o.
Business Indiana. Geo. =. Haywood;
Iowa. j. c. Mabry; Michigan, William
McPherson; Nebraska. L. \. Tucker;
South Dakota, NJ. =. Noebe; Wiscon
sin, Samuel Reece.
Committee to Notify Nominee fol
observation-disclosures John ID. Wynian;
Iowa. c. a. Albrook; Michigan, l'ranl
J. liccller; Missouri, j. B. Owens; Ne
braslla, o. a. Abbott; South Dakota
c. b. Collins; Wisconsin, Walter Alex
andcr.
Committee to Notify Nominee fo1
Vice President indiana, Charles n
Hcrnley: Iowa. j. j. Marsh; Miclti
gan, w. T.. Parnell; Missouri, Waite
Dirkey; Nebraska, Alex l.averty
South Dakota, Emil Brauch; Wiscon
sin, j. G. Reynolds.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

From the Seattle 1imes.-Ihomaa
Wcedin. who runs "A penthouse in
North Seattle sued Daniel Mcnamara
in the superior court for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries alleged to have been
sustained by him through assault.
The jury in the case returned Il
sealed verdict for the defendant. The
row preceding he alleged assault
arose out of an attempt made by
Wcedin to fly the Union Jack
above and on the same staff with the
Stars and Stripes. Mcnamara, who is
of Irish descent, resented the insult
to the American flag. and it was stat
ed by Wcedin that he pnmmeled the
Britisher unmercifullv. rendering him
completely helpless for three weeks
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
Binder Twine at Low Prices.

II you want special inside price on
binder twine, either Sisal, Standard or Man
ila, cut this notice out and mail to Sears
Roebuck & Co. Binder Twne Depart
ment), Chicago, stating about how much
twine you will require and how soon you will
want 1t, and they Will save you money by
quoting you price that will either secure
your order or compel the party who supplies
you to sell to you at lower price than he
otherwise would.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS OFF
Gompers and St. Louis Transit
Company Fail to Reach
an Agreement.

ST. Louis. Mo-. June 1s.-At the conclu-
,ion of the conference between President
sompers. of the National Federation of
labor. and President Whitaker of the
Transit company, the former announced
hat all negotiations between the strikers
md the company were off again. Whit
.aker refusing to acccde to the section Of
he proposals providing thai reinstate-
nent of the strikers be settled by arbilra-
ion
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

The man in hurry on a street car
feels it an impertinence for other pas
sengers to stop the car at each cross
ing, yet the whole purpose of the trip
seems to be to stop when it arrives at
his destination.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
CENTRAL GETS 1T.
,ale Gives Through Line 10 Omaha
aud Coast.

Dubuque, Ia, June 16.-It is announced
icre that the Fort Dodge and Omaha
oad has been sold to the Dubuque and
Sioux City Railroad company ard that
he road has been leased to the Illinois
central. The consideration is not stated.
she road. which has just been completed,
:ost $4.O0O,01). and gives the Illinois Cen
raj continuous line from New Orleans
o Omaha and by traffic arrangement.
,OaSt.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
MRS. B6vERIDGE DEAD.

Wife of Indinna's Junior Senator
Dies in II Smnitarium.
indianapolis, Ind, June 21.-Mrs.
Bevcridgc. wife OF Senator Beveridgc
died at u sanitarium at Dansville. N.
y, this morning, of heart disease. She
had been ill for several months.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
Deadwopd's sIasoni. Temple.

Deadwood. S. d.. June 2l.-Work on
the new Masonic temple will com
mence next week. The contract has
been let to Deadwood parties. The
building will be built on the old foun-
dation which was commenced several
years ago. 1T will cost about $4,000
when completed.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
HEADQUARTERS IN CHICAGO.
Republican Congressional Commit.
tee Ready for Business

tee Rcahy for Business.
Chicago, June 21.-@1hc national re-
publican congressional committee has
opened headquarters at the Auditors
i1lm hotel. Congressman j. w. Hab-
cock of Wisconsin, chairman of the
committee, is here in charge. He cN-
poets Representatives j. S. sherman,
the vice chairman; Jesse Overstrecl of
Indiana. the secretary, and J. \. I.
Hull of Iowa, the chairman of the cx-
ccutive committee, TO be here early i'm
July to assist him i'm carrying ON com
mittce work. Representative l.. c.
Loudenslagcr of New Jersey will re-
main i'm Washington as head OF the
press committee.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

In the United States senate the old
est man is Edmund w. Pettus of Ala.
bama, who will be 10 years of age in
July. The next Oldest is. John T. Nor
gan, his colleague, who is IS years Of
age this month.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

The borough officials of Phoenix
vile, Pa, recently impounded the
towns solitary trolley car and held it
until the railroad company replaced q
fat-sided wheel with new one.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
borrowing the Baby.

Good mornln'. My ma sent me
TO asst YOU how YOU was,
An hope you're well-Nou know at is
Th way she ailus does.
My ma-she sez. you're strangers,
i'ul then she kind % thought
She'd like to borrow TIL baby
AT YOU folkses as got.
"My ma scts by tn winder
An watches YOU an him.
An kind o smiles an cries to wunst,
Cause hos like baby Jim.
WHO'S Jim? He WAS our baby
We named him after pa.
Say. en- we borry your baby
y little while fer me?
"A1s ma she scz she wouldn't
Mind ii Your baby cried
She seq t a be like music
Since little Jim has died
She sez she'll he good to him.
An she'd like Il whole lot,
If we can borry the baby
AT YOU folkses as got
Josh Wink, In Baltimore American.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

Edinburg is noted for its aristocra-
~, Glasgow for its engineers ana
silipbuilders, Dundee for its jute mcr
chants and Aberdeen for its "canny
going bodies"
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

At Whakarewarewa, New Zealand,
there nre geysers, hot springs, boiling
pools, mud volcanoes and hot water
falls. A man ought to have pretty
hot time of it in that old town.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
Habits of Animals.

.Pittsburg Chronicle: Mr.. Pitt
Speaking of curious things concern
ing animals, have seen a cat drink
brandy.
Mr.. Penn That might be called Il
~. 4 MIN
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

South Carolina is now lnanufactur.
ing all the cotton she produces. North
Carolina, Georgia and other states are
also turning out a large part of Their
cotton in finished goods.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

San Francisco parties Are having
quilt at Seattle, Wash, raft of legs
which when completed will I've 6a5 feet
ong and contain 14,000,000 feet OF
lumber, to be towed to Japan.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
PASS WEST POINT {" ExAM.Y
Three Nebraskans and an lowan
Admitted as Cadets.

HVI111TVf'0I us 0iItICVS.
West Point. June 21.-Among the
candidates who successfully passed
the examination and have been adj
mittcd to the military academy as ca
dets are RolIa II. Anderson, j. l.. Cen
edict and c. \. Ncols. Nebrask:l; Ralph
Dwight, Edmond Gregory, Edward T..
Miller and Robert Ii. Parker. Illinois;
6. c. Isrenta, Iowa; Christopher JAMS
hold Wisconsin,
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

1t would seem that the people i'm
Mafeling had suffered enough with
out. Alfred Austin writing verses
lbout it.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21

Love is "A thing of four letters but
a good many additional letters are apt
To turn up in breach of promise suit.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
DALE PLEADS GUILTY.
Sentenced by Judge Shiras TO ST,
Months lmpriSonnrnt

Dubuque, Ia, june 81. Charles
Dale. OF Shell Rock, who was indicted
at Fort Dodge last week ON charge
of sending obscene matter through
the mail. pleaded guilty today aud
was sentenced by Judge Shras to siS
months Imprisonment in Jail.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
FIFTEEN PERSONS HURT.

landslide Causes Wreck on :,
Pennsylvania Road.
Pittsburg, Pa, June 16.-Fifteen to
wenty persons were more or less hurt in
1 wreck of the Carnegie accommodation
IN 10 Panhandle road this morning. All
he i..iurcd except one We're able to go to
heir homes. The accident was caused
)y landslide from Mount Washington,
ors of rock and earth topping over or
he train.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-06-21
Congressman nrops Dead.

Dover. Del, June 16.-Congressman
John Henry Hoffecker dropped dead in
;nyrna today