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The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
SUMMONS.

Tn the Unitcd Suites District Conrt for the nis :. trict of Alasl<n. second DiviSiony
 J; k. RiSlt.rsison. pluintin, WI. William A.idgley, J. T. ThVrnq1ist, Nils OsIund nd sishs Minnesota and oiorudo Company, O corpora. s;ipl. dcfendants >-lA1'
 ~ta2 President of ths United Stntes of America to h. above named defendant. William Mil .. < You ore hereby summoned nnd rcGuircd to npp.i end answer pis intihs complaint in ,he e60ye rntt!led ue,icn: wht is hlesi in the o0d,, 6f the {lctk of tho District { fourt in and fr the Sec0M Division of the District Of Aiasis,,. af s1r. Ccort H0usc ut Nome. in suid di2trict within 70 daAs nfter the lust publication of thI. A. D. la6R -.'s.s ...- .-'' Al. |.
 H yo6. .fnil to answcr ssnid co;nnisint ,.4.s.s-' that stie piaiutin wiH take j6der1ent IF fSs
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
Army Finins Up a. Rapid Rate.

Enlistments in the army are at a unprecedented rate. much to the qualification of artillery officers, who; are anxious to have the maximum strenath of their crops attained at! an early date. The last week there
 were 403 enlistments, the previous. weekly average being less than 200. This enabled the war department to complete the third increment of artil.s lerys increase and make the. promo tions among the commissioned off,, eers. The surplus enlistments with the additional transfers this '. week gives 417 men on the fourth incre-s ment of 1902 men.
 All the infantry regiments are now recruited to their strength and all cavalry regiments except the Thirteenth are full. This enables the recruiting officers to throw sN. the recruits to the artillery. sys sl
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day from 10 ! D. m. Despite the blizzard which ragged, large number of ladies enjoyed the hospitality of their charming hostes. es.
 A Glee club concert is on the tapis for the latter part of January.
 Lieut.. Massee. of Fort Davis. has issued invitations to dance on We'd nesday evening next at Fort Davis. Last evening the Pastime Social club elected the following officers: President, l.. M. Love: vice president. A. II. Jose; secretary. J. J. Under wood: treasurer. L. l.. Goermer.
 Mr. C. L. Johnson, of the Pioneer Mining Company entertained at din- ner on New Years day Mrs. M. Kiels- berg, Judge Wickersham, Ira D. Orton. A.J. Daly. Mr. Vids,edt, Lewis Gar rison, C. l.. Klasell.
 Judge Wickersham gave a dinner last Monday evening at the Golden Gate hall, his guests being United States Marshal Richards, Chief Deputy Marshal Forrest, A. C. Grigys, F. C. Sullivan, J. r. A. Slrony.
 Fort Davis Social club wilt give an- 1 other Of their series of popular dance at the fort on Tuesday evening. .Janu- ary :. Sleighs will leave barracii square, on Front street. pronp ly al $ o'clock and hourly therea ter.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Campbell gave an elaborate elmer on New Years eve at their residence on first avenue, ,br following being the invited guests: MT. and Mrs. Chas. Boundy. Miss Carrie Brnncr. Mr. Bert Mallaby. Mir NJ. Murphy, MT. Geo. Filzgerall Mr. Fred Scheid, Mr. ]. B. Harris.
 Mrs X. J Braner gave very preti New Years eve Gtnner q her nome G.. Stcadman avenue. The table was ta'teiully dccora ed with holly, and tiny bcil> were placed q ., the p'ates ot the gnc,t,, who included Mr. anl Mrs. Arthur G. ThGmp>cn. Mr. and aIrS. StrCug, Cap.ali C. 5. Aldrich.
 Camp Nome No. 9, Arctic Brother h"od. gave an informal dance at their hall on New Years night. The affair was one of the most D., asant of the evening. About 40 couples were pre- ent, and all sp' ak in the highest term,
  oi the whole-souled hospil lality of the Brotherhood. Bro. B. F. Miller pre- sented Inc camp with q beautiful ans rich New Year cake. of immense pre- portions, bearing the name or the camp and tlIe occasion on which it Wa presented. Refreshments, which i..- cluded the cake and punch, were served during the evenng.
 One of the most enjoy able parties of the holidays was given by Miss peter- ron. Nils, F"lvig anl- Miss Abram,on NeH Year, eve. There were nnmer- ouS musical selections and recitations rendered and many of the old Schndi- navian customs were remembered. A delicious luncheon was served by the thoughtful hostesses. In Norway certa n fish is always prepared for the New Year festivities. None of the party knew it could be obtained here and great was the surprise and delight when the real fish, perfectly cooked was placed before the guests. Tho>. present were: Mir. and Mrs. Jensen, Mr. Mir. and Mrs. Christoferscn. Mrs. Anderson. Nils, Magnus, Miss Carlson. Miss Emma Carlson, Miss Goiko, Miss Alstrom. Miss Nilsson. Miss Olsen, Messrs. Forsell, Clasell, Vld- stedt, Stevenson, Thorp, Ekstrom Erikson, Clutch, Johnson, Burke. Lar son, Dorothy, Peterson, T. Erikson, Wade. C. Johnson, Hultberg, Williams, 1 Gilbert, MUrkkasell, Fansen, Olsen.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
NEW HAT FROM PORTO RICO,
summcr HeadEenr Made of Grnss and
 ls Light and Cool But V ont stand Wetting.

One of the things our new island pos sessions have brought us is a new kind of summer hat. It comes from Porto Rico and is made of woven grass, says the New York Sun.
 The color is bright tan, the shape of the Fedora, and the cost is small. The hat has not become very popular yet, but few are seen in New York streets and many more in the sub urbs. In its simplest form the hat has Q wide band of the same material and the same color wound around the crown, but some of the bands are dyed red and blue, and the hats ornamented with these are very gay indeed. A variation from the usual form is a soinbrero shape with an extra wide brim. 3s
 The advantages of the hats are lightness and coolness. The slightest breeze penetrates the woven grass. The principal disadvantage is that if once wet they shrink. and to counter act this as far as possible each hat contains-a strong leather sweatbaud.
 lsal cs.sA Affvld to read the NuGGEa wheu you can get 1t delivered at y0ul
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
Notice of f'orfe,tuTe.

NOME, Alaska, October 3t la;l
 10 James Warren Dickson. Yuu a"e nrru,, hotiied thnt have expended the sum ot one h'indred and fifteen dollars. in labor in performing the assessment work for thc y.ar i,Ol upon that eei tain claim known as the Fisx cltiin, containing twenty acres, more or iesS placer mining clam ou Fish .reek a tri ,n- ttry of SMJmun river. m the BonGnza Min. ing iDiStrct District Of Alaska. IS will aD- pear by certificate filed. August sath. A D lsa i' the oiiice of the recorder of the said dis trlct Tn orier to hold said mining proper1. :. unaef Ihe provisions O. section gaze vf the Re 10i. 'a'' To. -' ~ 'N~'
 YUa will please take notice that if you do moi notice pay your piOtiortlOn. or if -yOl refuse. ia pay yoa, .proportior of such expenditure as aforesaid, as co owner, your interest in said signed. under said section 23si Revised Stst. utes of the United States.
 o's' D.. WILLIAM NIELsEx.
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Societ.y, Notes.

MT. and Mrs. G. c. .Cowden entertained A humber Of friends at dinner on New Years night The guests spent a most fniosshle evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cow, aen beins charming entertainers. Their guests were A.f. and Mrs. l.. B. Tanner and daughter. Mary; Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Rninger, Mir. F. u. Thatcher and Mir. Fred: Cnwden. .. :.
 Ms Albert Fink aud Miss aiargsrer Fink gave an tat home on New Years
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
NoIl.E Io CREDITOR 5.

lu flu E1deaa sst4fes E0s;ifS uas.S fYdss { ' &Sa.ut. .sst sinE .s-ss = gfeta5s
 iu t'le utettaF M inf VStatssu. ,l.sl,a aia3.et lccCas4a. %y{
 NotiSe l. hereby given b.. the ndersignAd, " Gfigef, tlie siiminss. lsor U. he esls.ta' ol Fohn sioiiuy, deceyset, to the creditors 0i tnd all pcIsons h;iviua rjniils reahlst, sio rs. within six months from the date cf this no ice ts,.it. a te bring she uilte of .hc frs pahl 3;ticn rect. to ssid nun la.islrutur d, his s'si it.kE, si sltatct' ths st h nnd uf p.g E, ,untf s lliss sS sti,P aGt j. s: ,s si lSis,isi W .fsGis sr, iIf iseige4 si ssa4 e 5i tht tsr fn.s 4 Npnse Dis tlret q Aieska. Sessna dls4p{ti. p.tfd 51aeiars ists.A D. lfts as
 ". r. Ciaielk. !.
 AssiH:.iIs. cascr.s Atterngs for Administrator. l.l-st-ww
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
Fish Crouuettes.

Any nice cold fish can be utilized for eroquettess Remove all bones and skin. pick up fine and mix with nice cream dressing. such as is used in making fish souffle or turbot. and fiue bread crumbs; shape into cylinder shaped croquettes, dip in beaten, egg ano cracker crumbs. and fry in kct- tle of hot fat. Drainon brown paper and serve immediately. garnished with :persley. -Ladies' tvqrld. New York. Log Cabin. Tin. la,r, tirri A,s, f'sp Snake River Grocery. All eksLtisx ti Anetallic werk rnbe tsyGi der.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
six-Masted Vessels.

In the modem six-masted sailina vessels the. first three masts are called by odd names--fore. main and mixxen--and the fourth. fifth and sixth are called the spanker-mast, tho jigger-mast and the driver-mast.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
THE CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

The pastor of the Congregations church will next Sabbath mOrnin, preach New Year sermon, and in lh, esening his subject will be, Il, the World llnpruvIn9!'
 CATHOLIC.
 Services will be held in St. Joseph church. First mass at g q. m.; la>i mass at ] l a. rn.; sermon and bened,c tion by Rev. Father van der Pol, 5. j,
 EPISCOPAL St. Mary's Mission of the Episcopa Church, Fourth Street anu Steadnla Avenue-Rev. c. H. H. Bloor, D. b. rector. sunday services ar II A n. n
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
T!le OsdfenoYts Esii.

:. A.se ,f' 'rd aua"&- isatI of the !. c O- ' cioS' '''I~SSe" e;tr'a flight, a,Go'den l;ste hall, w.~ briliiant success. Tb4 alteitaahce wa, large, yer loo couple ;oeing in evidAAee: the music was de- ilghtiul and the supper served at the Golden Gate hotel was elaborate
 Dancing continued until , ocluck in the morning. Dr. W. T.. White. Geo. A. Shea and J. A. Ince formed .ha co..nlntttse eh 'apeausenerds and they were aoif assistt6 " Sifs Wilson, HIis |. Balnloii, Miss Duncan and otDey ladies Of the club. ~
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
Summons.

Summons.
 the United States District Court in an, fla,
 the Distriat Of Alaska. Second Di5isiOn
 John Goodyear. Plaintir '.af' The Yukon Gold Dredging csua-
 pAny u B1NaiO, x. r., H HcUrpUrattcn '3
 Drfcudupl.
 The Prcsident Of the United Statesof America T,,rni 4 tns '., yKon, GGdi Dredgi'g Company ot Greeting: ~ s,.@,7-
 You are hereby FeQufted Ac oprear and an swer the complaint of pi in in in the above en. titled aclton, within seyenty-fve days from tn. Cato of the first publication ol this summons. tho order for service Of which is (Llted Dcccr. Der 2oth, A. D lv0i, or Judgment for want there. of Viii De taken ag iinst you, is ..-j;t- !
 .iu action Is DrOpghs to recover the sum o1 u Tor work nhd labor performed by the niaintln for ron between tho list day of April l6 nnd he ioth day of September. A. D iaa, 10 iarther particulars of wcieh f. frrencc tp Inc uuptaiatO Oh file herein is heresy ua;,tfe:
 Ana son.ar' fur her nouiied thi.t if ,ou fail 10 answer the complrtst on or bcfore March z lsU2, that the pl,intin wlll take i,,drmens ng Inst yon for the sum of S7,stQ0Q
 Wltnfss the Honorable James Wickerxhau udge cf the Unitcd States District oirt in and Tor the bl,Hics of Alasist. Seuond Division sn.reoi ana th, snd Of snid court nfnxed at M0l. --'.'N' n' AS .............-.... H. c. SrssL Scai or U s {: Clerk of the United States DiS' Di, ourt District Court for the District ,lct DisLTlct or CT Aaska, SeyOnd Division. :: :: I AtssHa, sec s By III. c. 0oRDOx, .'.''''.'... 1921 7tw
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
q Culture of DaGed,is

The culture of daffodils has become quite an industry in the southern part of Lincolnshire, England.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
yNhIskcv: :Disco overed in . Cave. !

Nothing Itio gs Cd fpr he latroils 0f
 BOard ot Trade. sJ ut sie eceived bar. fels of Mo0nshine. ctrn whiskeys that Nas made in 1870 ,bx sEc ::sis Y ln
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05

IRE CARS and flange wheels, suitable fol V making Urc cars. Address Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05
LOST
.MANTs=C.

ETUB book on Front Strnct marked Route D book ?." Itet lrn to V g .es otfi e.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-05

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MA ~<A~<~<<sNNA<sN~
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Fifty years ago Japan was "A
heather country, without trade or
commerce. Her people were I'M
acquainted with the outside world.
aud utterly ,gnoran, of Christian
civilization. Without the firing
of shot or the shedding of drop
of blood, japan was rescued from
her isolation. her people made
acquainted with the world at large
and helped on the road TO liberty.
No nation presumed to teach the
Japanese self-government. No
nation assumed to control them
under the spacious plea of bene-
fitting them. No nation declared
its purpose to govern the Japanese
and grant them ms much fr. edom
HIS their condition warranted and
the interests of the controlling
nation dictated. On the contrary,
Japan was left 10 work out her
own salvation. and although an
oriental island aud occupying n
vantage point for oriental CON-
merce. no nation seized the island.
During the fifty years since Com
moaore Perry opened the ports Of
Japan and made treaty with the
Japanese, the people of japan
have made progress unparalleled in
the history Of the world. Today
japan is u world power. Her
people are classeJ among the in
telligeni and progressive people of
the earth. Autocra,ic aud arbi-
trary power is fading away before
intelligence, and trade aud com.
mercc flourish without the bullet
and the bayonet. = The Common~r.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

The Santa -Fe will sell round
trip tickets from Colorado points
to Chicago, St. LOUIS, Kansas City
aud intermediate points; also to
points in Oklahoma, Missouri,
Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin,
at rate of one fare plus 50, on June
9th. 9TH. 18th and 18th, and daily
June oath TO Sept. 18th; final
limit, Oct 3lst.
New and improved train ser.
wee. Ask your nearest iicke,
agent for particulars, or address
j. r HALL, Gen'l Agent,
Denver, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Aug. i,h To 9th. ia. Santa fe
will sell tickets TO san Francisco
or Los Angeles and return. nj rat.
Of $40, lim,, sixty days Liberal
s,opover privileges aud diverse
routes. This ia the official route
for Knights OF Pythis-. Full
particulars obtained by addressing
up. HALL. Gcn'l Agent
Santa Fc". Denver.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 Notice
For Publication.
tSlrIp StAry- LA>D Orticr.
Dit NpErI, ,olo, Jane i3iii. i,sf


>~tles l. ,-arriy given that In s..mpllsu~-
WIN u. pfoFisiuus al ti,r act at t.,uyrrs- of
June -. entitled An act lot the sale Of TIM.
her iands in the Ntni.- 81 California. orrxun
Nevada aud Aashinst"u Territory -. 81.
tended 10 all the .ubiic Land stAt,s b, act II
August q i've John =. E.ds-.lhy, III Mont.
Vista. r"uni, 81 Rio Grand-. state IT Colorado.
ha- tl,i. day hl-'i Ia thu o:r~ his -worn state
m-ni Ne. u, faf tho purchase 81 the :. ". a. 81
\, y, = 81 S.etien >sl l. in Township No. 81 y.
Rans- No :. T. \. NJ. T.. ~. aud Will oder pr -,f
io show that the land sought 1. more valuable
fof IT. timber ct sts,n- than for agricultural
pufpns-., and To- establish h,. claim Ia aid
land i-'f.t- The Register and Receiver al thi.
Office at Del Nufts Cnut al. on saturday, ~.
ath day 81 August. tisrs.
Ne nsn-. a.. witnesses.
lrsut {. spencer, 81 hnnt~ Vista, Colo
william Monrs~. II tb~i >oft-. ,.lo.
Jane. 1. sebali. 4 Ass,tr Vista, Colo.
tfsni Hopper. It hant~ Vista. Colo.
An, aud all I.rf-.a. claiming sas-f.-iy the
osr,irsrrii-d iani. are requested Ia ni~
their claims Ia TAI. ofiic~ M or hHfofr said 'Wi,
ia, uf August tsr
Jas. II. nAsrrn, R.si.t-s.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26
Timber snd' Ac, June 3. 1878 Motto,
For Publication.
istftp >lArs. LAM Os,nr.
Dat >astp, toilo., June ~. ~


>atic. l. hrrsb, given that Ia compliance
sith ih. pro- isi'sl- II tho art ~ Congress ~
Jane a isis entitled An art Tor III. .ai~ ~
timi-t land. in tho state. at tslifotnis. Of..
$3.50 Nevada agd ws.hins..oo Trtfi,os, s.rs
t-asl~i Ia all tho lablic Land state. Ly act
Of Aasu., 4 iss.. SAMUEL X. Va..p.s, ~
Mart Vista o,,ea,y II Nc 9,snas stat
his s~.ru .r,,emrn, No. Il. fof the put.
.h..r 81 We " $50 = snj \. , ~.
S".ar \. =. ". aud viii oder pv,.f la
.h". TIA, the isnd -sr,st,s !. r.S- ssl.siis tot
IL tlml-t os .i.si- than tot agricultural put.
r...~-, snJ :. establish hi. risiH Ia aid fen.i
s-fnsv tho k~sistsf aud k~-~is~f ~ thi. ofa~s
A bel Nort-. ,"lasssts, 90 saturday, the Nhh
da, ~ N.ru-' islA
lie nsm~s a. eitrr.~~.i
trank Z. htenes II Assste Vista. tnio
william N.r,r~. ~ tAt Nssft~. tolo
iamss Nehaii. e hs,rss tIs,s, toi"
tfsnt tl"rt-t. AZ haass Sists. t.ia.
An, ard al rrf..ss elainsins adversely thr
aisee d~-rsit~si iaat3s an r~-,a-.ted - ale
,i'~it .ia,as In ,h'. .sllcs ~ ivtos- .ssa ssh
sist ~ August, iNe,
JAs ". nAasss. Register
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

At last reports Tracy the outlaw Was
near Tacoma. Washington. enjoying
good health, and when hungr, calls
Regularly for his meal wherever be hap
pens 10 be- aud makes himself know ..
He has winchester, two rc,olsers aud
plenty OF ammunition, aud the officers do
not secn anxious Ia meet him The
Marshal Pas, hold ups --rm To have
made good their escape.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

We will give the above reward
to anyone furnishing information
that will lead TO the recovery Of
100 head of grade augora goats
that strayed from our ranch on
July LIST.
Suntsu hu,e
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Commencing May l.. 1902,
tickets will be on sale 10 Wagon
Wheel Gap and return for - 60.
On sale Saturdays and Sundays.
good 10 return on Sunday and
Monday. J. Z. STGAwN. Agent.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

The Passion Play at the Opera house
Tuesday night drew full house and
was highl! entertaining. ID Impressed
the lesson Of the cruciiictiou on ihe
minds Of those present a. {, never aos
befotr.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

TwoNtghts 10 New York or Boston
The Rocky Mountain Limited
vim Rock Island route makes it
possible. Leaves Denver p. m.
and Colorado Springs LEO p. IN.
daily. Dining cars for all meals.
Midday Luncheon, fifty cents.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26
For Sale.

young Driving Horses. l high
grade Shorthorn Bull, | Mich
Cow and Calf, 3 Heifers. Cow.
Max TYRoN.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

j. X. Cessna. of Battle Creek. Mich, a
nephew Of l.. Il. Cessna was al tina city
the first OF the week on few days visit.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Postmaster Charles Shaw of Jasper
was doing business in this city Friday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Rev. Fred Grimes, the new pastor Of
the Christian church has arrived aud
will occupy the pulpit Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

A, last reports, Tracy the outlay. was
near Tacoma, Washington, .nioSi ing
good health. aud when hungry calls reg
ularly iof his meal wherever be hap
pens to be- and makes him-ei known.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Ed. Nash and wife of Telluride are in
the city on three weeks leave OF absence
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

The report that the Vaughn family
had been killed on their route To Okla
homa has been refuted 10y a menbcr Of
The family.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Judge Hallett will hold U. 5. court at
Del Norte, August 9TH.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

The Pass Me BY people have done u
good deal toward calling the attention Of
mining men 10 the Summityillc and Jas
per cnmns.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Eugene V. Debs spoke at Grand June
ton Tuesday night to an immense audi
encc. Many were turned away being
unable to crowd into the opera house.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Miss Bessie Warburton gave moon
light party at Seven Mile piazza Wed
nesday oyoniug. About ~ made up the
party and a royal good time was enjoyed
by all
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-26

Ever, farmer near Monte Vista should
attend the meeting tomorrow Saturday.
1t is time to decide ON some plan Of ne
ton and then 20 Tor water.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-08-02
Custer County's Valuation.

Custer County's assessment rolls for
the year 1902 have been completed and
an abstract forwarded to the state audi
tor. The rolls shows the acreage Of tax.
able land and improvements thereon in
the county to be 1890 acres, valued at
$264,317; mineral lands 1888 acres,
valued at $29,l52; town lots 2,3l5, valued
at $132,0s0. Horses-class a., 1923,
valued SIS, 9,4s0; class b., 4,204, valued
$75,S32. Cattle-class a., 7,246, value
$79,7l5; class b., 9,556, value $l72,00S
class c., 3,sO7, value $s2,046. Mules and
asses, 40, value 1898. Sheep, $685., value
$l3,s70. Hogs, 267, value S499. Wagons
and vehicles of every kind, 676, value
$8,927. Household furniture, $S,S40;
agricultural tools, implements and ma
chinery, $3.405; goods and merchandise,
$35, $40; shares of bank stock assessed at
100 per cent par value, $3S,435; manu-
facturers' tools, implements and machin-
cry, including engines and boilers, $751;
095. All other property not enumerated
under the foregoing heads, $66,744. AS
equalized by the county board of equali-
zation, these figures give a total valua-
tion of 81 ,050,30S. If the railroad, tele-
graph, telephone, express and sleeping
car companies assessment is returned
this year the same as last year (292, ,980)
it will bring the total valuation of the
county to 81 1853, ,2SS, or an increase over
the assessment Of 1901 of $l25,733. In
1901 the increase of assessment over 1900
was $l45, 1856. The state board Of equali
zation meets at Pierre the first Monday
in August, and may either raise or re.
duce the valuation.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-08-02

Theodore Reder passed away Friday
July 25th, 1902, at the Reder ranch,
twelve miles from Rapid City. at the age
Of sixty-one years, eight months and
fourteen days. About four years ago
Mr.. Reder was severely injured in a saw
mill, from the shock of which he never
fully recovered. Later he suffered a
paralytic stroke, and after much suffer-
ing his mind began to wonder-soften-
ing of the brain claiming him for a vic
tim. He has lived in and near Rapid
City since 1877. Funeral was held from
the family residence last Saturday and
interment made in the cemetery at Ra-
bid City.
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Republican State Ticket.

For United States Senator
A. r. KITTREDGE, OF Sioux Falls.
For Representatives in Congress
CHARLES II. BURKE, of Pierre.
EBEN w. MARTIN, of DeadwoOd.
For Governor
CHARLES N. HERREID, Of Eureka.
For Lieutenant Governor
GEORGE w. SNOW, Of Springfield.
For Secretary of State
o. c. BERG, of Redfeld.
For Treasurer
c. b. COLLINS, of Groton.
For Auditor
J.F. HALLIDAY, of Iroquois.
For Commissioner of School and Public Lands
c. }. BACH, of Hurley.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
GEORGE w. NASH, of Canton.
For Railroad Commissioner
ID. II. SMITH, OF Miller.