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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
SEVENTH REGIMENT nIrLs CTR
STw JERSEY sIAIE KIPLf ASSOCIATION
Trans OF the seventh and S.N"Lty-itrst
re- 81 meuts wi II shoot next saturday,

Trans OF tie seventh ana NrN'h'y-frst
regiments wi II shoot next saturday.
At Crtedfnour this season tn" seventh
Regiment II /, believed ha- qualified nor"
rinelnen than any other regiment IN til"
state It certainly hold- the record Tor
Manhattan and Brooklvu, and ~" figure
OF publications are a. follows: iiite.n dis
tiugui.hed experts, II experts. ltl sharp
shooters and Loo marksmen some OF IN"
separate" regiments up tn" stat" hay" not
been heard from vet, but II l. not Thought
that they will excel IA" record OF ia" seventh
Company /. Capt NoAlpin. will be enter
10 n.d At the University Club tomorrow
night bv former Capt Francis g. Landon.
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Time-.Twenty nve minute halves Touc hdowns
--Graydon, KnowltOn, Herman. Harper. Goals
from touchdown -Day. Vaughan, Substitutes --
for Putnam. Lizard for Farmer, Gage for Cloush
tier for Bullock. Grover for Vaughan, Patterson
for Dillon. Brown for Harper.
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,S0yjDUnSid.

Score-proun. ii Springfield Training school o
lefefee-Thom, Northwestern Imp,re-Dr,
'urry, Springfield, TouChdownS-- Russ. " ,hb
,ioal on tou chdown --Colctr. Substitutes--Savage
,or Sheehen Schwin for liascall Sudder for Couell
Tackle for Lynch, Baker for Hamilton Sans
or Clark, Rosebocro for Gray, Gray for Pest
Mct,dor for pinco. Tlme--s minute halves.
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g5AYNE4f NaS8@SES
fortWo months stay.with his brother
in Arkanaas. Theywil travel over.
that state, the Indian Territory and
Missouri. 81
Mrs Willard Franklin returned
Wednesday from a trip to Denver.
]. 3. Harrington and wife Of
Mondamin, Iowa, are here visiting
Mr. lll Harrington's brother, a. Il.
Harrington,
Miss Young Of Beloit, Kansas,
returned Sunday and has resumed
her place as trimmer in the millinery
parlors Of Mrs B b Crane
Elkhorn Agent w. d. Rine. who
has for the past two or three years
so efficiently looked after the
interests Of that lines business at
this place, has received notice that
he is to be transferred to Lead.
This is quite a promotion, but the
Elkhorn has no agent more deserv-
ing than w. d. Rine.
While in session Tuesday the
county commissioners fixed the tax
levy forsthe coming year. The levy
made is as follows: State 3.5 mills;
county general fund, 6 mills; county
sinking fund, 9 mills; bridge fund, !
mill; insane fund, | mill; poor farm
fund, 0.5 mills. Total levy, 81 mills.
The total levy last year was 1914
mills.
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mers. She is overeighty years Of age.
Mrs. j.. 3. Parry has been
serioily i'll the past week but is now
gradually improving.
Mrs. D. +. Pile and Miss Mittie
Pile spent Wednesday sightseeing
in the northern Hills.
Miss Bertha Qniggle has accepted
la position in the Keystone schools,
to begin next Monday.
Miss Alice Scott was a Sunday
evening arrival from Spearfish to
take her place as teacher in the
public schools.
Mrs. G. A. Farley was made happy
Wednesday by the arrival Of her
sister, Mrs. NJ. Q. Turpin, and son,
Charles, from Ottumwa. Iowa.
E. D. Trenam and wife have
returned from Salt Lake City and
are now costly located in their
rooms in the First National Bank
Block.
tTo Rich to Marry" is the big
comedy event of the season, to ap.
pear atLibrary hall this-Friday-
evening. You will miss it if you
miss it!
W. S. Botne of Hill City was al
arrival Monday in answer to a tele.
gram announcing the serious illness
of his sister, Mrs. Emma Bucking-
ham in this city.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made
by the Madison Medicine Co., it made
of rare ann costly herbs not found in
any other preparation, therefore gel
the kind you read about. 35cts at DR.,
j. VanBuskirk.
Geo. Hirz Of Rapid City and Miss
Emma Svenson of Black Hawk
were united in marriage in Rapid
City last Tuesday, Justice r. f.
Joy tying the knot.
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ttt.--aas- "y- r. -
Henry Leedy marketed the first
load of native wheat of the season
last Friday. He brought in a load.
OF 43 bushels, selling it for Sc cents
on the local market. The price is
not remarkable, Notwithstanding
the tariff and . republican admins
tration, but the quality Of the wheat
was tip top. The best Of the whole
deal was that Mr.. Leedy came in
and added $500 to the editors ex-
chequer.
The New York Store has the ex
elusive agency for the %matchless.
Elysian Toilet Preparations. This
line includes perfumes, cologons,.
toilet waters, hair %tonics, medical.
and complexion soaps, toilet creams
lotions and beautifiers. Theseprep-
arations are the best made. Look
the line over. It contains every
toilet requisite for ladies or gentle
men. Prices very low.-Ella M.
Hanson.
The city council held a meeting
Tuesday night. Several bills we're
allowed new arc light ordered to
be placed at the corner Of Eighth
and Main streets near the new
depot grounds, and Chas. Gay
was appointed alderman from the
Third ward to fill the vacancycaused
by. the resignation Of r. r.. Mills.
The August report Of the chief.of
police was presented, accepted and
ordered filed. Other matters Of
minor importanceHwere disposed Of
and the council adjourned to meet
next Tuesday evening.
One of the most pleasing features
Of Too Richsto#Marry, which will
be Library hall this, Friday,
evening is the sp~ecialties. During
the intermission between acts
several drstsclass specialties are
introduced. and daring the action
% the play songs and dances are
appropriately interviewer with the
plot. Il fact$tsTaoo Rich to Marry !,
besides carrying mostcapable
con1nany Of ACTORS and actresses,
has a corps Of speciality artists to
the demands Of any Of the large
eastern vaudeville theaters. See
the biggshow; toaitgghts
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a@N4s
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e Dan Sully Cigar. 4
FOR SAIL BY
N. FALLoN DruggiN,
Sole dgent. Rapid City. s. D.

81 Fnl#EEENr
Akllggurn Holcomb had disagree
ment Witthzhis BICYCLES Sunday even
ing, coming out second best.
Result: One hand in a sling and a
hsaly bruised face,
Rev. III. HI. Gunderson was elected.
president Of She Black Hills Sunday
school association at Sturgis last
week. Mrs. Robert Pringle Of
this city was chosen as assistant
secretary.
Dress does not make the person.
4Norsdoas clean exterior indicate a
clean interior. To be well all organs.
5of the body must work in harmony.
Rocky Mountsin Tea does this work.
ut Dr. j. VanBnskirk.
Miss Maisie Barber was a Tuesday
evening passenger fora months
vacation at ChicagoGand Freeport.
TIL Miss Helen Dickover is filling
Miss Maisie position as deputy
postmistress.
The various labor unions of the
Black Hills held their annual labor
day8picnic atsSpearfish last Monday,
September 1st--labor day. The
turnout was immense and big
tirne was had.
When once liberated within your
system, II produces q most wonderful
effect. It's worth ones last ;dollGr tG
feel the pleasure Of life that comes by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea, at DR.. ..
VanBnskirk drug store. 5sS rs
S. Can't, aeaama.esasied BY four.
children, lett on Sunday evening )
train for Cape Nome, where8Mrs.
CAN'T isslocated. Mr.. CAN'T expects
20 be gone just thirtysfiye days
returning il time . put up q
successful convass for clerk ofcourlts
an the democratic ticket.
The 1Oseent showo II the Blackburn
g~Electrical appliance company at
Library hall has enjoyed s bigcroWd.
all week. The illustrated songs
and moving pictures are excellent
ana the lectures amusing and in
strnctiye. eshoW il well worth
the none
#=AAiersalons Sickness:
Willis Wells Ieft salnrday evening
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Rose in the Lead.

milwaukee,. Sept. 3.--David s. Rose.
mayor OF Milwaukee. seems to have a.
long lead in the contest for the guber.j
material nomination in the Democratic
state convention, which meets today.
Much pressure, however, lis s being
brought Sto bear by Rose'sepponents
to form a combination to defeat him.
George W. Peek, former governor.
seems TO be the man upon whom the
opposition will unite IL 4 break Id
made.
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Alggurn Holcomb had disagree
lment WithEhis bicycle Sunday even
ing, coming out second best.
Result: One hand in a sling and a
badly bruised face,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-05

Mrs ] g Carroll Of Evanston,
Wyo, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs
Goodhue
Geo Avant and wife left for
HE11e ,siros Wednesday evening to-
attend to streetfearniVal there ss
Rev ND Collins and an wife went n,lsl,t
down TO Hot Springs Wednesday
evening to attend a meeting Of the
Black Hills Mission Conference
Mr. and Mrs Burr Forbes 81
AAlrispe. Iowa va, ere arrivals We'd
5nesday for ayis;t with John q
Reed and wife. They are Mrs
Reeds parents
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Notice of saockhoIders Meetine.


Notice is hereby givenst that she regl-
lar annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Harvey Hydrauli. Mining Com,
panyswh 8 Sheld at the oficaof Chaun
.cey I. Wood At Rapid City, Psnning-
ton county, South Dakota, onsthe Goth
Sdayof September, 1902, at the horr of
l0oclock8in the forenoonsof said day,
for the purpose Of electinga board of
directors: amending 1esby-lawssof the
company, ratifyinga saleof its proper
~. and the transaction 81 any andall
other Business olthe company that
may come before the meeting.
DatsdaAngglst 81 I gga2 S$s
HoRACEAsJ UPHAAx
Secretarys
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AZ Correction.

sHIsoscorrect q current erroneous res1
port beg to state that my trip to
5Nomei is u Unavoidable. I will return to
Rapid City sometime during the last
weekin September or first week ~ Oc-s
5tober, 1902. j S. GANTz.
Rapid City, Sept. ], 1902.
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Judge purand Weakar.

Film, Mich, Sept. 3.--Phere Is no
sdeeadedsSclbange ii the condition@ofT=-
Judge Durand,St the Democratic candi-
date for governor. Dr. q. H.Charterss..
2 Of the attending physicians, said
that in his opinion the patient was
perceptibly weaker.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-05

days. No Sunday shaves at any
price. It's right
Rev. J. b. Kettle returned from
Hot Springs Monday.
Charley Haxby and wife returned
from Hot Springs Monday.
Miss Helen Mcmahon vas a Mon
day passenger for Custer.
Andrew Rasmussen Of Fairburn
spent Monday in the city.
G. w. Brown returned Monday
from . trip to Hot Springs.
After a six week absence over in
Wyoming, Q. =. Lewis was a
Friday arrival home.
Misses Alice and Katheren
Dougherty Of Yankton spent the
week with Mrs. McManus.
Miss Fannie Sherman 81 Pactola
went up to .Stnrgis Tuesdty to
enter ST. Martins academy.
Rev. Solandt, minister Of the Lead
Congregational church, spent Mon
day with Rev, .. B.#Kettle. y
Mrs. /. R. McNouno Of Rockerviille
attended Tuesdays meeting of the
Fortnightly club m this city,
Mrs. Charles Garlick and baby
spent part Of the week with Mrs.
Frank Alderman and family. NJ.
Mrs. James Garyy and daughter
Lulu returned Tuesday from a visit.
With Mrs. IL A. Musser at Castle
Rock, Colo. zssS S$#5
The citymarchal is out collecting
dog tax and,sincidentall,y consssca.t-
ing aiithe carlisas On 0hhiicchs7tthle tax
remains unpaid.
Mrs. Geo. Price Of Volunteer was
the guest of the Misses Beach
Tuesday. Mrs. Price is . daughter
Of Regent Hough.
Commissioners Walker was an
arrival from the west end Of the
county Monday 70 attend Tuesday
sessionsof the county board.
Judge Lake has moved his Justice
mill, matrimonialagency andboi6ycle
repair shop ~ the building next to
Library hall onssixth street.
Earl Harris, late Of The UNION.
push. writes from Brush, Col. and
says that he IS holding down 4 fair
JOB there on the Brush Republican.
Judge McGee was tuesday
passenger for Deadwood &c preside
in some eases il which fudge Rice
Of the Eighth circuit is disqualified.
Miss Libbie W~estover 81 Fair
burn spent Sunday The city,
goingo on TO sturgis Mondaywhere
she will attend Martins
Academy.
After several weeks visit with
Nh. and Mrs. Schlnassa, Mrs,
Gottleib Sohnasse and two children
leftMonday evening for her home
nIndiana ss
Mrs Pile entertained {
number III friends Saturday evening
In honor of Mr Piles sister. Miss
|Mittie who ii visiting here from
oaaoilI BBllaiftffs. sEHs
Mr.. Summers went 30 DeadwoodI
Friday 70 meet herfoster mother,
Mrs Lottie Graves,swaa came
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Me Mrs asessHH
naakeherh home with Mrs sum.
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Ranchmen. Notice.

We have lot Of Dry Gull Boards.
Egoodfor sheds andswill SELL al our
Blackhawk Mills 90 per thonsand,
until gone. Come qauicikz fur abarrggaiin.
PRICED Baker Co.-9-1-1mio.
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MND 0VVNlHIs
Too Rich to Marry, tonight.
After a brief illness b. 7. Sawyer
Is around again.
9. ". strohm is around again,
after q brief illness.
Mrs, 9. W. Brown has recovered
from her recent illness.
Miss Sophia Hirz Of Black Hawk.
spent Tuesday in the city.
School opened Tuesday with good
attendance in all departments.
Mrs. I. r. Brennan and Ruth left
for Pine Ridge Tuesday evening.
As High Grade, Lady's or Gents
Bicycle for $17..7b at McNamara's.
Forest Ranger Ernest Worth.
spent the fore part Of the week in
town.
Miss Pearl Miller Of Belle Fourshei
spent thefore part Of the week il
town.
NJ Abe Workman went up TO
Lead Sunday, returning Monday.
evening.
The ladies Of the EasternStar held
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Leman's grove
Monday.
Mrs. NJ. o 'Neill left for Minne-
apolis Friday evening for ! few
weeks stay. @ I.
Duncan McRae wentupt to Garden
City Monday, where he has a iob, Of
carpenterawork
". .AWarnerslef tt friday evening
fcr Butte, Montana. toattend the
Mining Congress.
Miss ella Hanson has been on The
siicksasst tho past few days, butts
now much improved,
Horgan moved into the
sGleyenger property Monday, which
he purehasedsrecen sss5=S3s
ohn w. McGeesdropped adollar
intothe editorial Golfer Monday,
forEWhiph be has 81 thanks.
Mrs. John Brennan and Ruth
came up from Pine Ridge Friday
andspert several days Il town.
Forseventy-fve years Mccormick
SMachinesha ve won decisive victor
les eharvest fields of theSWorld..
s.gongdonsHardwar Do
Heavy cattle shipments niakethe
reg0lar morning passenger from
one q three hours late each day.
Miss Alice Law Monday
evening passenger for Lafayette,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attend school,
reds WIS Tuesday pas.
senper Deaawood Is assist in
store q q Chase for time.
Iook Il Union market
repprts on page other
gffsves Them fully and
asuDra CAIRNS left billings,
MONTANA Monday evening, where
oaiena eeaeher lnthe
paoehoo1s
ss4s suesassaHasssEssss
eysn III ivai homo and
WiIae & fhe asnsItsr as
.T barIhsars inowsoloseSShefr
gSkaps 81 xcepto SatsiEs
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ing from foreign colonies, and the
mails this summer have been carrying
the small hives in which queen bee
has made her way from Louisiana or
New York. 1t is small cage four or
five inches long and an inch wide with
screening.
The COURIER is indebted for the
above facts to the Lovelock Tribune
and Lyon Co. Times, which papers
have long and interesting accounts of
the bee industry in their respective To-
calities. The article in the tribune is
especially interesting and we have
clipped from it unsparingly, believing
it should interest the people of Carson
Valley, where the alfalfa fields are ex-
tensive and the conditions most favor
able for carrying on the bee business
on large scale.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-08-29
Death of Jesse Allen.

Jesse Allen died at his home in Gard
nerville shortly before o'clock this
morning, of typhoid pneumonia. He
was taken sick less than two weeks ago
and grew steadily worse until the end.
Mr.. Allen was a native of Iowa, aged
81 years, one month and % days. He
came to Carson Valley with his parents
about fifteen years ago. The family
resided at Genoa for year or two and
then all but Jesse moved to California.
The mother and brother of the de-
ceased will arrive here this morning
from Glen Ellen, Cal, having been
called by telegraph yesterday morning.
His father is still living and his sister
is ticket agent at Glen Ellen. Besides
the relatives above named he leaves
wife and step-daughter in Gardnerville
to mourn his untimely death.
Mr.. Allen was an intelligent, good
hearted man, and was well-liked by
everybody. The announcement of
his death will be shock to the people
of every part of the valley.
The past six years Mr.. Allen has
been engaged in the we'll boring
business. He has completed over TWEEN
ty artesian wells in Carson Valley.
His last illness was probably cause by
over work while boring well at Keel
er, Cal.
No arrangementsh have yet been made
for the funeral and nothing will be
done until after the arrival of the
mother and brother of the deceased to-
dav.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-08-29
Accidentally Shot.

Frank Dunlap, brother-in-law of
VIM. Musser of Markleeville, was acct
dentally shot at the Blue Lakes We'd
nesday evening. Frank Monroe of
Markleeville had pistol which he de-
sired to sell and pulled it out of his
pocket to show it to third party. As
he was taking it out of the scabboard
it went off, the ball striking young
Dunlap in the side near the back and
probably passing near the spine. A
medical student at the Lakes dressed
the wound and the young man was
brought to Woodfords. Yesterday
morning DIR. Gerdes was called from
Gardnerville and left the patient rest
ing easy about noon, although the bull
let had not been located. DR.. Gerdes
thinks the young man viii recover
from the accident unless serious COM
plications set in. The friends of the
young man expected to take him to
Sacramento on last nights train.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-08-29
The Ticket.

We were unable to get a complete
report last night by telephone from
the Conventions at Reno, but the fol
lowing is a portion of the ticket nom
mated yesterday afternoon:
Congress-C. d. Van Duzer Dem.
Governor-John Sparks Dem.
Lieut.. Governor-L. Allen (Sil.)
Sec'y of State-E. Howell ISL
Controllers. P. Davis (Sil.)
Atty Gen.-Jas. Sweeney Dem.
Sup. Judge-G. F. Talbot (Sil.)
Surveyor Gen.-E. d. Kelley ISL.
Treasured. Ryan (Si1
State Printer-A. Maute ISL
Dist. Judge-Wm. WOODBURY. ISL.
1t was reported last night that Judge
Mack had been nominated for short
term Regent, but the report could not
be confirmed.
LATER. Mccormick and &.
w. Brown, delegates to the Democratic
Convention, returned home last even
ing, having left Reno before any nom
nations were made. In conversation
with a COURIER reporter, Mr.. Brown
said it was understood when he left
Reno that the above ticket would be
nominated.
'The ticket is weak in spots" was
the general verdict in Gardnerville last
night, and it was probably echoed all
over the State. The platforms, how
ever, are sound and strong, and that
should so good ways with the intelli-
gent voter. The present campaign
will be fought to an unusual extent on
national issues, and something must
surely be done to check the growth OF
the trusts, or the common people in
this country will become no better
than slaves.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-08-29
Just Away.

II cannot say, and | will not say,
That he is dead-he is just away;
With CHEEKY smile, and wave of the
hand,
He has wandered into an unknown
land,
And left us dreaming. how very fair
1t needs must be, since he is there.
Think of him still as the same, say
He is not dead-he is just away
AS the sun was sinking in the west
on August 10th, 1902, Joseph S. Pitts,
our neighbor and friend, passed away
eighty years and over, he sank to rest
in the golden sunset. Born in Mass
achusetts on March 25th, 1922, he came
to California in 1862, and since that
time has been a resident of Antelope
Valley. He was your friend and mine.
"ln nature, worth and holiness, in
Gods own image made, he stood erect a
man."
Uncle Joseph as we called him, was
fond of poetry, and composed many
poems. The reading of these were a
solace and comfort in his old age.
His epitaph, he himself has made,
Inscribed in kindly deed and word
On hearts whose record can not FADE
While our hearts with gratitude are
stirred.
And so we breathe his name
With praise not fulsome. but sincere;
Wa knnNu fhaf I nxro - IL. r..
He lived for those that loved him
here.n
We shall miss him, but we know that
he would say:
"Weep not for those who have found
what we seek,
We have nothing to offer them here.
They have finished their work, and
have found their reward,
And although their memories are dear,
Let us give thanks that God in his
kindness
Has given such friends, though now
gone,
And let us continue to build, without
blindness,
The kingdom of God-in which we're
all one''
Farewell, old friend:
Fast as the rolling seasons bring
The hour of fate to those we love,
Each pearl that leaves the broken string
Is set in Friendships crown above.
AS narrower grows the earthly chain,
The circle widens in the sky;
These are our treasures that remain,
But those are stars that beam on high"
A FRIEND.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-08-29
At Valley Springs.
The following arrivals are repo

The following arrivals are reported
this week:
G. c. Coffey, Reno.
f. A. Ginac, NJ. A. Rapkin and Nate
Franklin, San Francisco.
III. Esden and family, Alice SibecI Mr.
Dixon, Bijou.
Mr.. Gale and wife, Louis L. Man, t
Lynch, Tonopah.
Willie Badenhoop, Herman Lampe, e
Bokelman, Gardnerville.
Harry Ward, Wadsworth.
Pansy Kelly, Alameda.
Ethel Hofer, Hazel Hofer, L. r. Hofei
and wife, Tom Raycraft, Marguerite Ray
craft, Carson.
Chas. Wetherwax, Walter Frey, Placer
vile.
Judge Arnot, Miss Arnot, Markleeville
w. S. Johnson and wife, l.. Frey, Lottie
Frey, w. Virgin, I. b. Laurie and A. L.
Rice, Genoa.