The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-01

ed by friends of the murdered men,
SO he was quietly taken to the Law
renee county jail at Deadwood and
held until the excitement cooled.
down. These is little doubt of the
conviction of the half-breed when he
comes totrial, as the state has a
clear case against him.
The New York Store has the K
clusiye agency for the matchless
Elysian Toilet Preparations. This
line includes perfumes, cologons,
toilet waters, hair tonics, medical,
and complexion soaps, toilet creams
lotions and beautifers. These prep
arations are the best made. Look
the line over. It contains every
toilet requisite for ladies or gentle.
e Prices very low.-Ella M.
Hanson.
Better see Jack Schrader about
that job of painting or paper hang
ing. He has the agency for the ex-
elusive patterns of the American
Wall Paper Co .,-nothing finer on
earth or off Of it. His prices are
lowest, his work is the best and he's
always prompt in doing it. Let
him figure with you-heIl save you
money.
John G. Haines was an arrival
home from Deadwood Saturday even
ing, where he had been attending
court. He came home in a good
frame of mind, having won the suit
brought against him on the old
Henry E. Bailey bond. Mr.. Haines
offered to pay his share of the old
bond, but the plaintiff sought
to compel him to pay the whole
thing. The UNION is glad to note
fact that genial John G. won out on
the matter.
H.AL. Worcester, acting general
manager Of the National Smelling
Co.'S. works in this city, left for
Boston Monday evening on business
connected with the deal wherein
the Horseshoe Mining Company
assumes control of the big smelter
here. The deal is completed with
the exception Of submitting it to the
National stockholders, and the dir
%ectors of the company have recon-
mended its acceptance by them. It
is expected that the whole transac-
tion will be finished up within the
next few days, the works turned
over to the Horseshoe company and
a steady run inaugurated.
William Hendricks has lately made
an important discovery Of telluride
ore in the old Tigerville district,
near Hill City. The vein is nine feet
WIDE. in the states, but where it is
exposed is considerably mixed with
country rock and will require care.
full sampling TO pay to ship. NJ.
merous specimens have been taken
out of the openings that upon being
roasted show tiny b~listers Of gold all
over their sides, and on being pam.
ed, produce fine strings of colors.
Assays up into thousands Of dollars
have been obtained. The discovery
has aroused prospectors III the re.
gion to the necessity of testing al.
their rock carefully before passing il
by. NS
The SUNBEAM Mining and Milling
company near I'LL City is expecting
a new compressor plant in a short
time, when machine drills will be sci
to work. It is the Intention to put .
shaft down l,,OOO feet. Itlssat pres.
ent 15Ofeet deep, and at that depth
is producing some fine specimens 8
free gold ore. The + is 9 white
quartz, unusually granular in its tex.
ture, and the free gold is found ii
coarse wires and irregular shaped
particles, much Of ii very coarse.
The VENTS fourteen feet vide. A
ten-stamp mills to be built on the
claims. The l[ipe ground originally be.
longed to ]. N. Wright, and is sit,
uated.in Friday ggulch near Hill City
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