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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-01
La mujer en- Su casa.

Sc ha publicado ell ndmero quin.
to de esta interasante Revists de In.
bores, al que acompaf1a para las sus
criptoras q Ia segunds, tercara y
cusrta ediciou, como labor empeza
da, una BoIsit0 para serUr los hobeUoS
paSados p0r aqua. muy originsI y de
gran gusto, com puesta de dos trC z %
de pafo azul dibujados; una se:ville'
tita dibujada y con ell bordado en-
pezado, seaa argelina, ercarnado
oscuro, dos tonOs, seda lkvable, en-
cArnado oscurc, dos tonos; semiseda
verde mega, y Gordon de seda en- :.
carnado Eatra los demSs labores
Que quedsn merecen cit&rse: U a cue
Ito de lin6n crudo con aplicaciones
de trencills, idem de lin6n y seda
cruda; Caello de tafatan crema gaar
necido de trencilla, otra variedad de
cuellecitos de batists, lencer1s, mu
selma y raso, y otros con. aplicacio
mes muy nuevas, llamAdos clos ace
boss <Las sensitiv&ss Los miosotis;s
Uo fondo bordado psfa Ceucifjo; Ta
pete en- tsla flsmencs 8 .csf1amazo;
Cubrepian ri ,ticr; Mantal para te
ALos claveles;, Pafuelos guarneci'
do de encaie Rsnacimiento; Msnteli
llo largo y cuad! a 10 para lavado;
Almohad6n con lentejr elias; BordA-
do a mkquina, reglas generates y pre-
paraci6n de la maquins; Seccion de
modas en- que se dan las 1ttimas no
vedades en- trsjss, sombre o., fAldas
de seda para debajo, etc, llamaudo
Ia ,atenci6a dos splicacion1s mny ori
giuales que representan una flor de
lis para incrustaciones de batista y
la otra una hoia de casts d } para in
crustaciones de seda; capas, douillet
to, ab, ig os, delantAles y trajas para
nifos nifias. Manera elegante y
econ6nica de arreglsr 81 cuarto del
.torastero Y por 6(timo, Ell principle
de Vercinget6rin. Hoja de labores al
tamaf1o natural.
L. Rsvista hacs cuatro ediciones
diferentes al precio de 6, IL, 18 y 80
pesetAs, en- Madrii, III af1o = z, IA,
81 "a, en- rrovinciss. So admiten
suscripciones en- todas las librarfas
y en- In casa editorial de los Srs B IL
Iii Bailli6re Hijoe, Madrid, Plaza
de SAnta Ana, Lumero 10.
Doctor Rafael CeSterO.
Cirugfa general
PartOs.
Intermediates del aparato
genito urinario del hombre y de In
mujer.
Consultss de 2 A4P. M.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-01
81 BaDQuete de anOChe

Anochs & las slsb 6 70 el ban.
quets que en- obsaquio 4 los distin.
gaidos jo7anes don Jalio PAlacios
(Vesuvius) y don Antonio Herman
dez, y como desp sdida por Ia mar.
cha de estos los G tsdo U lidos,
diera 10 San Juan fraternity A:u.
dieron al acto los ofcialss de esta
aso i%cioa ell cabsl ero supreme
d. c5or Fernandez Nat r, al gran ca.
bstlero Lcdo. Gabrisl G. srrA, Ell Sc
cretario J. Herna1dez u sera, el Ts.
sorero senior E luar 10 Iciarts, 70.
Gales seforas Lee, LIE Hardy y No.
nes, sdsm&s de los sen res Carlos
r >driguaz, Trigo, del Vale, Huete,
Kidd, Preston, PAlscios (ManaeD
Q 1esada y Goenaga.
Los concu 'rentes brindaron con
frase enthusiasts dese.ndo prosp ari
da les d los que SO gu sentabAn, ha-
blend , tniciaio los brin lis al caba.
Hero S1pra no. 81 sen )r Kidd di6
ex ,resivAs graciAs & la Fraternity,
por hsbacis invita1o cort6 smente,
dandn la euh orsbuena & rombre de
la fraternity de Brooklyn, de 10 cual
os solio, y f:ecio & t 'dos Ia casa de
dich = ssociac On eu case de qua via
jaran por los e stados q aidos.
Durante ell Banquate rain6 IL
mayor auimac:61, y e nota culmi'
mantle del acto 10 ffaternidad mas
b armos a, Asl com las demostracio'
nes de . f scto os jovenes Palacios
y Hernandez
El acto termin6 4 las 10, deja
do en- el amino de tolos gratfsima
impres Ga.
Una bOmba.
G vo'ant fjs. y locs, lists
para funcionsr IL v.p1r, Sc vsnde
oarata. Inf ormaran 81 La Oorresnon
denoia S Is Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-01
Una bOmba.

G n vo'snt fjs, y locs, lista
para funcionsr 81 v.p1r. Sc vsnde
oarats. Inf ormaran el La Oorrespon
denoia S Is Is
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
ss.,,~. Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue OF mn execution issued o,It uf tise
district court Of Uerc county. Colorado.
dated D~remtr~r ! I. fs0l. and To dirrcfrd.
in favor Of J. u. Wsiland. piaintin. and
against fPr-dDsmf~r~oif and Pearl DrrnI,~r-
to make the stun Of forty seven dollars ard
.4-scnfy cents. due J. u. W~iiaisd. from Fred
D~mIrrwolf and Pearl Dem I.~r off. together
sith interest thereon AZ the rafs OF per
cent from the iith day of D~csmiser. 1881 |:
also the further sum of twenty three dollar.
upon nnd vii ell - much thereof at public
sale may he here--ary to satisfy said
Judgment and costs. the follow ing ds-er,i,sd
Commencing iso feet west Of the northeast
corner Of the northwest quarter Of the
-,,ih beast quarter q ~sciion thr-. i.,. torn
themes mort twenty hive frs.t To beginning
tbrnc. north twenty nv. fecs thence ~e>s
>ousheriy twenty five feet: Themes. ~a.f 100
feet to beginning Commencing Ia, fes-t ~est
Of the northeast corner al the northwest
quarter of the .oIf beast quarter of section
threr Isl township f~~nty-four tEtl, range
hfty -hse 10 !; thenrc north twenty hive feet,
west 10, feet. south eufy tive feet east ITO
feet. TO point of beginning, Ia that part Of the.
town ut La Juntn. Dtcro county. colorado,
known a. fh~ Wickham addition, situate and
lying In pterc co,inty, Colorado
Nov. therefore. by virtue Of the power
vested In me by said execution. will on
SATURDAY, MARCH. :. A. d. ies.
AT the north front door of the county court
bou-e. in the city Of La Junta. otcro county.
Colorado, het~een the hour of II and q:
above -sic-criis.d property. or much there
OF "a. VII! II. necessary to satisfy .nid j,ldg-
insn, a,,d costs. subject 10 all right. Of re.
bidder for cash. for the pirysp-s. of y.u ying od
''id Judgment interest and dS c;s.,, IT, Of suit,
sheriff of Otero county
Fir~f publication. February ~. is0g.
Last publication. March ;. Ie0p.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
No. So s.d

A printing Office is usually con
sidered rather tough place and a
newspaper worker mighty bad
man. Statistics, however. do not
bear out that idea OF $500 uu
fortunates in the Texas penit-n
tiary, there IS not A newspaper
man, while there are ministers.
lawyers, music teachers, doctors,
bankers, cooks, photographers
barkeepers, BARRIERS and men oi
other professions and callings
The printer gets a bad name be
cause TIE nature of his bnsipess
teaches MIN to detect shams and
to scorn and despise bypocrites,
The printer, like AL mortals here
below. has his failings, but he is
really and truly not so worse.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
Go. aid OF Nj. sn..m...s~.

II have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for number Of
years and have no hesitancy in
saving that it is the best remedy
TOR coughs. colds and crorp have
ever used in my family. | have
not words to express my conf.
dvnce in this remedy.-Mrs. ].
A. MooRE. North Star. Mich. "
For sale by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
osero irrigation District.

At a meeting OF the farmers liv-
ing under the Otero canal, held in
the county court room last Satnr-
day morning. A. Nuremberg, A.
d. Best and Fl. Savage were nom-
mated to officiate as directors of
the Otero lrrig alton District. now
in process of organization under
the law passed by the Legislature
last winter. The election, to de-
termine whether or not the dis
trict shall be organized, will be
held on Tuesday. March 9Th. AS
the farmers living under the ditch
are all in favor OF the proposed
irrigation district. without single
exception. the election is simply
matter of form.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
sem.,h,ns rs.. vii, Do You Good.

. We know OF no way in which we
can he of more service TO our read
ers than to tell them OF something
that will be OF real good to .hem.
For this reason we want to
acquaint them with what we con.
slider one OF the very best rene.
dies for coughs, colds, aud that
alarming complaint. Group. We
refer to Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. We have used it with
such good results in our family so
long that 1t has become a house
hold necessity. BY its prompt
use we haven't any doubt but that
il has time and again prevented
Group. The testimony is given
upon our own experience, and we
suggest that our readers, especially
those that have small children.
always keep it in their homes as
safeguard against cronp.-CAM
DEN Is, CO MESSENGER. For sale
by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
County Court.

The March term OF the county
court will convene on March sd,
on which date cases will be set Tor
trial for the week OF March 18th.
The following jurors have been
summoned for the term:
E. p. Donahue, ]. c. Cart
wright, John w. Kendrick, J. E.
Orr, NJ. e. Harper, G. w. Doty,
A c. Draper. F. NJ. Clark, J. A.
Kinder, II. w Harlow. F. NJ
Weiland, w. E. Curren. Marion
Allen, J. w. Longacre, l. N.
Reilly. F. NJ. Land. William
Casebeer, ]. w. Fisher, 6. l..
Forbes. w. A. Harris. G. n. In
gals, ]. v. Dewesse, J. S. Gill
bert.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
n ore New Residents.

Harry Fraser, ) b Stanley and
William Frame, clerks in the OIL
fees OF the mechanical superip-
tendent in Topeka. are expected
to arrive in this city in few days
70 take positions in the Office of
Mechanical Superintendent Tay-
lor The work which they will do
here is the same as they have
been doing IN Topeka. and it is
simply case OF moving job, desk,
bag and baggage.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
More entertainments.

La unts Lodge, No -. l. o.
o. F., was happily surprised after
lodge last Friday night by the
ladies' OF Rebekah Lodge, No.
80. |. o. o. F.. who called upon
the brothers and entertained them
with music, songs aud talks, after
which refreshments were served.
All enjoyed themselves hugely.
and those who were absent missed
pleasant evening
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
"p.rfee.,y lovely Time"

Miss Frances Robinson aud
Miss Hattie Todd gave a recep-
ton to twenty girl friends at the
Robinson bone on Washington $
birthday, the hours being from 3
to 8 O'Clock Music aud games
were features oithe entertainment,
and in a guessing game, Miss
Mable Cartwright won the prize
an etching. The rooms were
beautifully decorated IN bunting,
ribbon and carnations, and the re :
freshments consisted OF chicken
salad, sandwiches, olives, fruit
salad, waters, cake and coffee,
Although the sterner sex was not
represented, the girls claim to
have had perfectly lovely time '
When considering the memories
called forth by the day. and the
fact that. the souvenirs were
hatchets, we must give them credit
for telling the truth--just once.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26

n. h~r-is before i,ouud-d aud d--erihed.
Of the Q,iAiits-i riecfors Of said protuo-pd
district reslditlw within said boundaries aud
who are o~ner. of rial ~~ssse th-reiu.
afad " ho have IA id y property tax ia ~ yeaP
ia.f Srsce<iiag said clrctIoo- ou Trse.day. ths
ith day Of March. lso.. at the aid pDtiisg
places, bctue~n the hour. Of O'Clock y sn-
aud - O'Clock y. ns.- for th~ purpss>e of
Jetermiuiag ~hethrr or mot said prog.ssed.
The Ofsro Irrigation district, shall he or
eanisrsf under the provisions Of .aid srf-
under .sid name. aud With the boundaries
bereiu before stated. and for the pssrJ~s-e of
~ie<-s ing ose director for each of -Aid divis-
ions OF said district aud that said eiertor.
shall nj said elccttou. east ballots ahich
shall contain the ~o.d. -lrriFaflos District
Yes Irrigation District No. or word.
-quivsi~nt thereto. aud also the nsne- Of
r~r.osss to serve direcsor. of said
proposed dirtrscf.
The Board Of County Com m i-sion~r. of the
Connty Of Mero, Colorado. by
J. W. N~CLAIN.
Attest = Chairman
H. u. GAHwoop. Count, Clerk.
lszALI
Pir-s insertion. February =. I>1.
Last insertion. March /. i:sc-
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
sh.,im. Safe.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the clerks Office of the district
court Of Pueblo county aud state of Colo
risSn. Snd to tne dir~cteS. u hereby am com
mnssslSd to make the sum of wenfy zone hum
drcd nnd eighty dolar~. i<..i .isOl. and costs of
sutt. the amount Of certain judgement re-
Gently obtainest against Exra &. EuckoIis, In,
favor of Nuckolls Packing Cumpuny. out of
the lands. tenents. goods and chattels Of the
said Ezra &. Nuckoils, have levied ON the fol-
lowing property to.wit
One Fairbanks Morse Rnso1en~ engine. i6l
SIX horse power: four a. seed mills four IA
elevator. aud 70 feet shafting one iron " heel
trup.fer wagon: it0 feet of incl, ielt: one
oat cleaner one -4.t Fairbunk. MorSe wagon
scnies: Que set rubier tire trucks: two fzj
office desks: one % Mead hay press No. at7: !:
Osse three spring express wagon: one lot Of
book accounts and other articles too numer-
Gus tO mention.
Therefore. nccorsiny to said command, I
shail eNI,ose for sale. at public auction. NIL
the right, title and interest of the above
named Ezra 4. Nuckolts In and to the above
de~rriie.i progsrty ON
SATURDAY. MARCH 1. 1902
~ 9 clock T. m. Mt the ware house Of Ezra
rudo.
Dated pt La Iunta, this 18th day of Pcbrn-
Rry, isG.l
GEORGE BARR
Sheriff Of Otero county.
Ffr.f publication. February ~, 1879
Last publication. February M. 1s0e.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
..r~o m.,r,.a Men,.

One OF the funniest scenes in
1.-TWO Married Men" is the initia-
tion of Carnaby Fix into the
ancient order Of hod fellows.
Everybody can appreciate it and
to many it will bring back fond
recollections OF the night they
erode the goat" The characters
Of this merry comedy are all well
drawn and are interpreted by a
company Of actors especially
adapted to farce comedy. They
come highly recommended by the
eastern press and will no doubt
repeat here the success which has
attended them in eastern cities
The comedy will appear At La
Junsa Theatre. on Thursday. Feb
ruary a7th. Seats on Sale At City
Pharmacy. usual pricesprevaili ng
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
Summons.
STATE OF COLORADO.
I'm ltNCl-N IN llrEIxA

STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY Up OrEEo
ISL TsK COUNTY oorHr.
SAMUEL. p. MILLER, Plaintiff,
HATTIE l.. MILLER. Defendant.
The People of the state of Colorado to Hat
tie l.. Miller, the defendant above named
GREETING:
You are hereby required 10 appear in nm
action brought against you by the above
named plnintin. ia the county court Of Oteru
county, state of Colorado. aud answer the
complaint therein within thirty days after
.he service hereof. II served ~ thin the state
Of Colorado or by publication. or. IL served
ont nf th~ state Of Colorado, within fifty
days after the service hereof. exclusive ~
regularly srt for trial the same "a. though
such nptearaisce had bccn made and i-sae
had bren joined on such complaint.
The ~aid action IL brought by plaintiff to
obtain d~cree of divorce, di.solving the
bons1s of rnatrinony nov existing is.sween
plaintiff and defendant. on he ground Of de-
sertion. Ms will more fully apyear from COM
Piaint in naid action to which reference is
here made and copy of which il hereto ut
tnclbesl
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear, and answer the said complaint
rs above required. the snid plaintiff will APP
ply to the court for the relief therein de-
nnnsi~si.
Given under my hand aud the zeal of said
cDsIrt, NJ La JnntO, Ia said county. this sfN h
day of January, A. d., iss.
Es-Officio Clerk of the County Court.
First publication. February 1, 1850.
Last publication. March I. iac-
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
More OIL Companies.

Park Mcdonald wentto Boulder
last week in the interest OF the La
Junta Oil and Gas. Company,
which was recently organized in
this city. He succeeded in secur-
ing lease on 500 acres of land
near Boulder, and the company
expects to begin operations IN the
oil district in the near future. The
officers OF the company are as fol-
lows: President, c. F. Kendall;
vice president, NJ. Wander Schow;
secretary. ]. F. Coleman; treas
urer. c. c. James.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
s...r.l p.r.oo. .. ch...e... wanted.

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
~ acter and good reputation in encl state
aud advertise old established. wealthy bust
ness hosi.e of solid financial standing. Sal
all payable Ia cash each "Wednesday direct
from hend ofiices Hnrse and cnrriage fur
hinhet when necc~snry. References Encl0,.r
setf-nddre,sed. stamped envelope DeI,f.
Manager, rs Caxton Building. Chicago.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-26
ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

cure Dyspepsia and all disorders arising
from indixe-fion. Endorsed by physicians
everywhere. Sold by all druggists. No cure
no pay. 2s cents. Trial package free by
writing to W. II. HooKER Co. Buffalo. NY.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-02-28
NEW HEALTH OFFICER.
Dr.. Crane ansF. Steps Out and Or. Bobb
Assumed Control of Health
Board Friday.

A change occurred Friday in
the city health officer. For the
past nine months DR.. w. E. Crane
has been at the head of the health
department of the city. Friday
his resignation was handed to Mayor
VanAlstine which was accepted at
once and DR.. B. A. Bobb was ap-
pointed and assumed his duties i'm
mediately on appointment by the
mayor.
Health Officer Crane was asked by
the mayor and council to file a report
concerning a certain case of sickness
in the city and in case he declined to
do SO his resignation would be ac-
cepted by the council, to be CON
tirmed later Hence, the. change in
officials.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-02-28

the various provinces in the Philip
pines. what they raised in the way
of products, their methods of doing
business, their religion as practiced
and many of the customs followed.
He interjected into the lecture many
Illustrations of life over there and
gave number of humorous exeper-
fences that he and other people had
encountered, all Of which enlivened
the lecture to remarkable degree.
Captain Coursey's lecture gave in
sight into many things that are not
secured in any historical work and
his telling of the country greatly en-
hanced the lecture as he spoke from
a personal knowledge Of nearly every
thing which he presented. His lect-
ure was better than many that have
been presented by older men in the
business and his method of delivery
added interest to the whole.
Captain Coursey has in preparation
a book on the Philippines, which is
practically completed. He is in cor
respondence with several large book
firms in the east in reference to it's
publication during the year.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-02-28
Stopping Its Spread

Flandreau Enterprise a dispatch
from Madison says a passenger with
smallpox occupied coach on the
train east to Pipestone to the great
discomfort of other passengers. last
Tuesday. When the train arrived at
Pipestone where pest house is To-
Gated near the MIilwaukee's tracks,
the car containing the infected pas
Senger was run onto the pesthouse
sidetrack, and the patient consigned
to the care of kindred spirits. The
man who caused this trouble did not
seem to be at all i'll, but was unmis-
takably suffering from an advanced
stage of the diseases The car was
thoroughly fumigated at Pipestone.
Superintendent Irwin, of this diyi-
sion, has in consequence of this
affair issued the most stringent and
peremptory orders to conductors, for
bidding the admission of anything or
anybody suspected of contamination
by smallpox, to the company's trains.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-02-28
Jack Sully Not Found.

+ u = s ~ Hgt
Sheriff Swindler, of this county, is
out on a man hunt in company with
Capt. Jack Foster, of Chamberlain.
/ A week ago Sheriff Swindler was
provided with bench warrant issued
from the Lyman county court to ar
rest the notorious Jack Sully, who
is one Of the biggest cattle rustlers
on the reservation. 1t is reported
the Lyman county sheriff declined
the job and it was turned over to Mr..
SWindler. He left Mitchell last Sat
urday and in company with Mr.. Eos
ter started from point about 60
miles from Chamberlain to Sully's
place OF concealment. They were
both heavily armed and ready for any
emergency that might arise. 1t was
presumed that they would reach
Oacoma by..Tuesday night with their
prisoner. 1t was then the intention
to take him before court and have
his case changed to another county.
Up to Thursday evening, when Mr..
Preston left Oacoma nothing had been
heard from MI. Swindler and it. is
not known what success he and Eos
ter have had in their chase. Both,
however, are brave men and they
will take Sully dead OF alive if they
can get sight of him.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-02-28
WILL NOT LEAVE STATE.
Dr.. shanfelt, the Baptist Missionary,
Will Still Be at the Head Of
the Church.

A report was in circulation over
the state that Rev. DR.. T. M. Shana-
felt, Of Huron, would give up his
work for the Baptist society and re-
move from the state. An assistant,
Rev. J. M. Sigler, has been sent for
DR.. Shanafelt's help and it was out
of this appointment that the report
originated. .-..Concering this. change
the Huronite has the following to say
ut involves no change whatever in
the relation of DR.. Shanefelt to his
work as superintendent of missions
for South and North Dakota. He
has had and will continue to have
the general supervision of all lines Of
missionary work among all national
titles. He has not asked for any change
or any relief in his department and
no change has been made. Mr.. Sig
ler is one Of four district missiona-
rics in South Dakota and one in
North Dakota, all of whom are work
ing under the direction of the state
superintendent of missions
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-02-28
SMALL ARTEslAN WELLS.
Large Artesian Wells to be Dropped
for Smaller Ones, Which
are Better.

Sioux Falls special: Professor J.
e. Todd, state geoligist Of South
Dakota, and occupying the chair of
geology and mineralogy in the Uni
yersity of South Dakota at Vermil-
lion, who has been spending a great
deal OF time in recent years in the
James river surveys, with especial
reference to artesian wells, says the
survey is to be printed by the govern
ment and will be of great value.
1t will show the area, over, which
artesian wells are successful, and we
hope to show the entire REGION be-
tween the Missouri river and the
Black Hills is capable of furnishing
artesian waters at a medium or low
altitude. Research so far shows that
good wells are in operation in the
James river valley, in the Minnesota
valley near Milbank, in the Black
Hills district and also scattering in
the region between the Missouri and
James rivers.
l have by actual count found i 500
artesian wells in operation in South
Dakota, but it is safe to place the
number at 1880 as new ones are be-
ing bored with great frequency. J.
saw recently where a two inch well
had been sunk too depth of /, ,l34
feet in twelve days at cost of only
$3.50. The day of big wells is past
in South Dakota and the two-inch
ones are found to be the best. Many
wells are from $50 to $50 feet deep,
especially in the James river valley
near--Mitchel. The strong flows are
from wells sunk 500 or 600 feet, al
thought have in mind one well only
300 feet deep that furnishes about
/ 200 barrels minute. ia
The optimistic declarations, Of
Professor Todd that there will be an
abundance of artesian wells between
the Missouri and the Black Hills, is
of the utmost Importance. The only
objection to the region is the scarcity
of rainfall in some seasons, ard
the prevalence Of artesian wells in
other sections Of the state are credited
with bringing SO much water. to the
surface as to make the land tillable.
Professor Todd's statement. is there
fore hoped to mean the redemption
of all the land between the Missouri
river and the Black Hills.