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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-01-18
4 Golden Wedding.

evening when friends and neighbors
eighty strong gathered at tho home Of
W. r Farrar to help celebrate the
tlftieth anniversary Of the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Derb,shire. Every
De was in high spirits consonant with
the unusual event. On arrival of the
guests at ~ o'clock sumptuous din
ner YVES served. Rev. o. S. Baum AZ
Master Of Ceremonies called upon Rev
Kerry and J. G.. Bushinger who re
sponded with short after dinner speeches.
The music was OF high order and con
sisted Of . wedding March by Mabel
Clark, Duet-Mrs. Blackmorc, Mrs.
Hecker. Trio, Mrs. Blackmore, Mrs.
AVoxds Mr.. breckenridge. Duet Mrs.
Woods. Mr.. Campbell. Mr.. Baum made
an address, which though given in an
humorous vein. showed his convictions
that marriage should bc regarded as
divine institution. and should never he
Annullcd. A short address by Mrs
Stephenson was az follows.
II h an usual circumstance to have
tho rare good fortune to attend wed
ding anniveVary that measures since its
beginning u half ccntury-it is equally
seldom that husbands and wives are 80
blest - TO live together for fifty golden
years. It il therefore with the greatest
pleasure that We gather here to share in
tho joys Of this occasion.
Fifty years ago! Many Of Us were
then unborn. Those were the days when
bicycles were not nor the telephone:
/, whsn the telegraph was in its infancy;
when tallow dips Illuminated the homes;
when. beside wide cavcrnous iireplaces
the cooking was done: when maidcns
spun; when mothers reared their stall.
wart sons To work like men, when news
|. pspcrx we're small and unirequcnt; when
evil ~ well M good news travelled
slowly. In those days came n gallant
Christopher A. Derbyshirc and blush
ing Martha T.. Dewey. claiming the con
CALCULATIONS 81 their friends because.
foesnth. they would have HON. OF
their own making.
This making ii homes IL N wonderful
thing the way u all the world I, il ~
old ~ Adam but NJ new ~ each sunrise.
II 10 the perfection II the Providence for
childhood. The same care which covers
the seed VI plant With tough husk ar
= strong shell. provides for tho human
plant the mothers breast and the fathers
h0usr. To thu end that n,rn aud women
may grow In wisdom. In patience. IN
gra,~. that spn- aud daughter. MA.
aries and go forth equipped to bless
other homes: to this end J,-,s ia. roof
TREE stand.
And there ID found the ON. supreme
luxury II life. sympathetic companion.
ship, and oil the many little things that
~ to make up existence. Lit. ever,
whrr-. and especially In III. home. IL
mssi~ W. ~ little joys aud little -orrows.
The great pleasures and the great
troublrs coas- srlslom. Il In IN working
out the littl~ things In domestic life. In
tlr right spirit, that ~ xrow In grAcs.
1T y In bringing the sulsiimsst untiv~.
u the sinaplsst duty aud tho mort Inila
its Comfort N th~ smail~ss troubl~ that
wy grow " character" .ays Phillips
0euooea.
n ~ Lpuvre " . PICTURE by Muriiio.
Il ahsvs ~ W. lniesAx 81 . cuaveut
kitcAsa 80 voskiaw thsrvip. not u,-n
ssd vsnsa bst bssstiful ~hite winged
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-01-18
Notice IL Stockholders.

Notice /, hcrrb, given that an annual meet
ing Of the Stockholders 81 the Summityille
BELT Mining and Milling Company will be held
nt the Office Of the Secretary in Monte Vista,
Colo, on Saturday, jan. IL, lQC2. at 10 O'Clock
n. M, for the purpose Of eectng officers for the
ensuing year. and for tho transaction Of any
other business that may properly come before
the meeting. l.. X, CESSNA SECRETARY
First publication Dec. u.
Last publication Jan. Is
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-01-18

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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-01-18
W. 3. PEACOCK & SON.
CONTRACTORS and
BUILDERS

PulAic Building. and artistic HOUSES
specially. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Plans and specifications furnished. sc~
W IN prs0ss on Luni~s, HAsh. Doors,
str. Aisp srs our samples II Wall raprs
fss isoi. hssose buying.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
SERIOUSLY INJURED
BY A CAVE IN
With His Leg Broken in Two
Places, Sam Gilbert Ex-
tricates Himself.
uDGEW WOOD RECOVERING
Harry Cox, Bad Man, Is Released fot
Lack of Evidence, but His Pal,
Rhodes, Is Held to the Cir
cult Court.

Huron, S. D., Arg. 11.~While at
work in the Risdon gravel pit, yester-
day, San A. Gilbert was half buried in
garth and gravel by a cave-in. He sue
ceeded in extricating himself and get
ting to a neighboring house, and from
there was brought to the city. The
left leg was broken at the ankle n
also half way TO the knee, andshe was
otherwise bruised and injured.
News comes from Alma. Mich, to
the effect that Judge John Wood, OF
this city, who is in a santarium there,
Is regaining health, and hopes soon to
be sufficiently recovered to return to
Huron and resume his law business.
John Rhodes n Harry Cox, the
men arrested in Mitchell a few days
since. charged with larceny, have had
their preliminary examination. Rhodes
was bound over to the September term
OF circuit court, and in default Of
bonds Is in jail here. Cox wa dis
rhhrgad ecaus Of lack of evidence.
st. Martins Catholic church tower is
completed, and is one OF the prettiest
church spires in the state. The new
bell has been put in place, and now
tlngs three times daily. The spire and
the bell were gifts to the church OF
:Wo individuals, and Father Desmond
ana his people are proud of the gifts
and the great addition made to the APP
pearance Of the church.
H.. G. Ieets has purchased the Mil
GIN mousse at Cavour, and will repair
and refurnish it throughout, and when
completed will be managed by Captain
.. q. Teets Of this city.
Charles %. Bryant is arranging for
me construction OF a brick building or
Dakota avenue, to be used for office
purposes; it Will be ready for occu.
pancy this fall. .
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
ERRING SPOUSE
FINALLY RE7eNs
Mrs. George McEathron, Who'
Ran Off With the Hired Man..
Reappears at Huron.
SHE WAS NOT FORGlVEN
Seeks a Division Of the Property-Hus"
band Told Her That There WAS
No Room for Her in the
Inn" IS.
SHE WAS NOT FORGlVENr

Huron. S. D., Aug. Mrs. Geo. e..
McEathron has surprised her husband,
family and friends by putting IN an
appearance at the McEatnron resi-
dence in the west part Of the city. She
arrived from Buffalo on the tram from.
the south, and was driven directly to-
her late home, where she was met py
her husband, who gently informed her
that there was no room for her in the
inn" Following a brief interview she
returned to the Chicago and North
western depot, and soon departed for,
Estelline. where relatives reside. Mrs.
McEathron is the lady who created so"
much excitement by her mysterious
disappearance from the fMcEathron
ranch north of the city early in June,
and whom it was supposed had been.
drowned in the Jim river, but later
developments showed that she had
left for parts unknown, and a been
aided in her departure by a farm hand
named Underhill, in whose trunk was
found some of Mrs. M~cEathron's weat-
ing apparel. A short time since d..
vorce proceedings were instituted by
Mr.. McEathron, who is a well known.
commercial traveller, n the owner
of a large cattle ranch in The north
part of this county. 1t is to claim q.
share of the property that she returns.
and when the matter comes on for
hearing she will be present in person.
While here she received a cash pay
ment of a liberal sum on some Jersey
cattle that she owned in her own right.
The matter has given rise to much
gossip n speculation, n is the talk
Of the town."
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
BOY TERRIBLY BURNED.
LOOMS Gull Gets Tangled Up in Live
Electric Wires.

Hot Springs, SD, Aug. S.-Loomis
Gull, son Of Judge Locmis S. Gull, at
torney for Fall River county was seri-
ously injured Monday by a live electric
wire. The boy, who is abou 10 years
Of age, had climbed on the top of their
house after a ball which had been
thrown up and lodged on he roof, and
became entangled in the wire. HIS cry
of terror brought assistance very soon,
but the first man who tried to reach
him was unable to do so on account Of
the roof being so heavily charged with
electricity that he could not go out on
1t. : In trying to disentangle himself
frola one wire the poor boy came in
contact with another, one burning him
under the arm and the other his left
leg. He was finally pulled from the
wires by means Of sticks, which seemed
the only way to relieve him, and was
taken to the Catholic hospital here,
where he now lies in dreadful pain.
The doctors have not decided whether
he must loose his arm, but is is very
much feared. He is the elder Of two
children, both boys, and was accident
ally shot last fall in the shoulder, the
bullet entering his left lung. His
mother and father are distracted with
grief and have the heartfelt sympathy
of the people of Hot Springs, among
whom they have many friends.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
NEGRO IS GUILTY.
Dickson Gets Three Years for
Shooting Conductor
Murphy.

Elk Point, S. D., Aug. Sat a special
term of the district court at 4 o'clock
this afternoon, w. B.. Dickson, the ne
gro who shot Conductor David Murphy
of Sioux City, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to three years in the peni-
tertiary.
i The charge against him is assault
with, intent to kill, the maximum penal
ty for which is ten years. There will
be no jury summoned, Judge Jones
coming from Sioux Falls to hear the
plea of the prisoner and to pass judge
ment. %
The crime was committed on the
night of July IA. Dickson and other
oboes were riding in a car Of mer-
chandise in a Milwaukee train near Elk
Point. Conductor Murphy went into the
car and approaching the gang held up
his lantern SO as to see them. Dickson
shot at him, shattering the hand which
held the lantern. Conductor Murphy
has again resumed his run.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

When General Sherman was making
his famous march to the sea q south
3ern gentleman one morning came t.
complain Of the depredations of the
Union soldiers. you men robbed me of
thirty chickens last night SIR" he said
angrily. 'I'm sorry to hear it." replied
Sherman politely. Perhaps we a
come to some arrangement" Yes,
sir" interrupted the planter eagerly.
IF you would buy the rest of them
''The rest? Do you mean to say thai
you have any left?" Yes, sir. Those
Yanks Of yours took just half Of all
I had" Excuse me, SIR. said General
Sherman. There's some mistake here.
Some one else robbed your chicken
coop. If 1t had been my men they
would have cleaned out the whole six
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
GET 25-YEAR FRANCHISE.
Fargo Men Get an Electric Light Plant
at Aberdeen.

Aberdeen, S. D., Aug. S.-Thomas
Baker, jr., Alex Stern and Edmund A.
Hughes Of Fargo have a an Or
ainance introduced before the city
council of Aberdeen granting them a
twenty-five year franchise for the erec-
lion. operation and maintenance Of an
electric lighting and power plant. They
agree If given the franchise to begin
work on the plant within sixty days
and to be furnishing light for custom
ers within 12e days thereafter. They
ngree upona maximum price of 81. so
per 1000 candle power arc lights for
moonlight schedule and S.. SO for ALL
night service, and of Is cents per 1000
watts for incandescent and power use.
The Aberdeen Gas company owns the
electric light plant now in operation.
and has a contract for a few years for,
city lighting, and runs NJ 1ncandescent
circuit. This company has also an or
ainance before the council asking for
D new franchise.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

One day, in the sumrne of 1857, Alb
raham Lincoln was sitting in his Of
flee when he was visited by one Of his
an excellent farmer, but one
inclined to increase the size of his crops
after harvesting. He had given,
b this particular morning, a skillfully
padded account of the hay he had put
In. tive been cutting hay, too" re-
marked Mr.. Lincoln. why, Abe, are
you farlning?" Eyes" What you
raiser" Just hay" a"Good crops this
year?" "Excellent."'' many tons?"
well, I don't know just how many
tons, but my men stacked all they could
out doors, and then stacked the rest in
the barn. - -
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.
Land Office at Huron Has Been Very
BUSY the Past Month.

r. -F -[ busy inc FaSS WSfiIts
Huron, S. D., Aug. 12.-Business at
the government land office in this city,
during the month of July, was create:
than for any one month since 1889, and
indicates the rapidity with which gov
eminent land is being acquired by ac-
tual residents. So far, the month OF
August shows a vas increase of bust.
ness, and bids fair to exceed that OF
the month just closed. The record fol
July is sixty-siX original homestead
entries in the United States land office
at Huron, embracing 9,048.65 acres; one
soldiers declaratory statement was
filed, embracing 100 acres; thirty final
homestead entries were made, embrac-
ing 3,3S7,73 acres; seventeen final tim
Der culture entries, embracing 2,715.17
acres; forty homestead entries were
committed to cash, embracing GIG!
acres; one tract of land was sold al
public sale and five excesses, embrac-
ing 6S.74 acres. Receipts from ali
sources, during the month, deposited
with the First National bank of Huron
to the credit of the United States
treasury, $780, 20.
During July twenty-one contests
were initiated, thirty-one commission.
er's letters received, ~forty-three letters
written the commissioner, ISL miscel.
laneous letters writt-n, Of which copies
were made, while probably three times
as many inquiries for patents, etc,
were answered of which no copies were
kept.
To summarize, ~sixty-seven persons
were allowed thceptive rights tc
9,20s.65 acres, while final certificates
wereissued to eighty-eight persons who
have complied with the timber culture
m homestead laws and paid flnel fees
and commissions, embracing II, 1884, 81
acres. The deposit to the credit of the
United States treasury during the
month was larger than any one month
ly deposit since November, 1889, al.
most thirteen years ago. Z -
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
sPEARFlsH MAIL SOLD.
ST. Louis Man Will Take Up News-
paper Work in the Hills.

spearfish, S d, Aug. 12.-R. M.
Whitney Of st. Louis mas purchased
the Queen City Mail OF ETH. Warren
and the estatesof the late J.H. Warren.
The Mall is aweekly, and the only pa
per published IN Spearfish. It was
established fourteen years ago by j.
II. Warren and his son. E. II. Warren,
and has been conducted as one Of the
brightest and cleanest papers in the.
state. The owners have prided them
selves that their paper was one of the
few In the state without a debt OF Il
kind against IL. They owned the build
Ing IT occupied, had their plant clear,
We're carrying onHa good business, and
papers. editorialiy and mechanically.
in the west. The senior Warren died
u or six years ago. and since then
the son has. conducted the business.
The latter has represented Lawrence
county in the lower house Of the state
Legislature twice. and now comes out
as q candidate for county auditor.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
WANTS MINING CONGRESS.
Black Hills Will Make a Determined
Effort to Get Next Meetind.

Deadwood. S.. D., Aug 1.-THE Black
Hills will be represented by a large.
delegation at the coming meeting Of
the international mining congress ih
Butte, Montana. OF the thirty dele
gates recently appointed by the gov-
ernor to represent the state of South
Dakota nearly half are residents of the,
Black Hills. The city councils of Dead
wood and Lead are going to name five
delegates each, and the various bust
ness organizations Of the two towns,
will each appoint five. The Black Hills
will try to bring the next meeting Of:
the congress to either Deadwood or.
Lead and it is believed it can be- ac-
.complished by sending {. strong repre-
sentation and soliciting the assistance
or Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and.
'other neighboring states. California Is;
said to be after the meeting and will bas
the strongest opponent of the Black;
Hills in the contest.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
CANNOT PAY BoNDs
Holders VIII Not Accept Cash Until
They Are Due,

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Aug. 11.--Notwith-
.itanding that this (Minnehaha) coun-
~ has over $4,000 inJts treasury, it is
;lnable to take up outstanding bonds,
sor8the reason tina the holders decline
10 surrender them until they become
Tue. Some Of the bonds will not ma
..ure for two years yet, while the re-
snainder will IL until 1909. As the
.aolders Of the bonds consider them
q good Investment that they they
VIII not permit them to be paid until
hey become due, the county will be re-
1uired ito keep on paying interest in
I.he face OF having an Overlooking
treasury.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
-lT II.VI8 ~ WTW hNt s-I LOG
QUlGLEY PAYS ALIMoNY.
Fear Of Jail Sentence Prompts Prom
inent Politician to Cash ~.

: Sal1ot q Jail sentence Prompts Prom -
inent Politicianto Cash In.
Sioux Falls, s. D, Aug. f.-WilIiams
y. Quigley. Of Parker, once the nominee
Of the South Dakota democrats for con-.
gress,, @ pioneer Of the state andsa%WelIs
known attorney and politician prevent
ed Judge Jones, Of the state cfrcuttE
court In this city. adjudging him ins
contempt yesterday by paying $500 all
mony to hls8Wife which had been past
due since January last.
Quigley and his wife, Anneta Quigs
ley, were divorced on$october Il. 1893.
on the grounded desertion. shesWaas
granted $500 per year permanent ALI
mony. payment to be made January
OF each year. January last Quigleva
5defaulted In the payment Of the sum-
and Judge Jones of this city, on petisl
ton Of Porter & King, the local A.
torneys Of Mrs Quigley,5issued an or
der for Quigley to show cause whyAhe3
should not be held for contempt for
falling to pay the sum awarded Mrs.
Quigley in the divorce suit. ss
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
a JURORS DRAWN.
Men From All Over the State Who May
Have to Serve.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taNS %&ASFEyE
Sioux Falls, s.. D., Aug. 11.-For the
ffst time a grand and petit jury for a.
.erm of United States court in South.
Dakota has been drawn under the re-
cent act of congress authorizing the
drawing of juries from the entire state
instead Of from the particular district
m which q stermSof court is to be held.
Is has heretofore been the practice. The
Jury which WA h first to be drawn
Under the new law Is that for the reg
llar September term Of federal court
~ Deadwood nieHnasS ust been
trawn by O.. 8. Fender, clerk Of the
United States court In this city, and
Jury COMMISSIONER. S. Glidden. The
grand jury will he required to report
onS$the morning Of September 2, while
The petit jury will report September e.
The LISTS as follows:
Grand Jurors-yVm. Connelley, Elk.
on Mat Plunkett, Deadwood; Henry
Nelson, Stranberg; H.mB. Herlnanson,
Canton; E.s5J Elliott, Dell Rapids; Au-9
rust Koanig, TyndalI: Holland Wheel
sr, Huron Theodore Dean, washington
springs;; n M SloauIn,, Herreid. Ja-
Job Eschetters BridgeWater;; t. H.
s:2eQua, Sioux Falls; F. IT, Mcclure,
Pierre;;M M. "A. Willis, Custer: Andrew
3ray, DeadWood; g. FL #LonestanG,s HUI
M. G..SaConnors, Spearf1sh; David
leHk1nS, Miles, Spring
III. .L.MStokes, Britton;4fF,. Cts
Parker. William DIN, Montrose;
John A.s Blatt. Lead: J III. Sogn, Nee
Alternate Grand Jurors-J. #. Apple
~, Parker; Clark. Sioux Fails;
Teen Fenenga. Iona. A. IA. Jackson
WhiiteWood; A. Lindgreen, Bridge
water.
aInneti Jurors-Jny Manson, Egan; j.
Y. Tyler Spokanes B.sF. Nichols, Flan-
1reauss John Katen&Deadwood;JuIe
Hendricks, Lead n I'M Becker, Yank-S
soHs George Daniels. Sioux Falls; HIP.
Anderson, Lead; j. HsERoper, Parker;
Waiter Morrisey, Garden City; il NJ.
R-ridgeWaters HIT. Meach-
nm. Gettysburg; M. III. Skelly, Bridge
water phi Bell spearfIsh; E.MssVal-
milne, Yankton: N. Walden. Madi-.
JOB: ALBERT Johnson, Spearfsh; James
.Dunlap,55gV ernliillon sJainessI. Knest-
~ Lead; A.Peterson, Gettysburg; ].
9. SPurtntun. Bancroft; =. CT. Benja-s
nins5sWestport JohnHMcElroy, Rapid
City: wv Stewart Woonsoeket w.
Il Kelley New Hope; Hoard, AL
ester: I. Az Richardson, Burch: K.sO.
Stake, Woonsoeket; T.HHarvison,
Waite Lakes Elmer Barihart, Salem:
Frank Leonard, MeIlatte; Otto
nillsr Yankton; William cuppett,
anton GeorgaAgvright, Chamberlain;
81. Hilbert, Willow Lakes: Fred Hep-
!9erie Eureka.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
BuLLloN N 100000.
peadWood Sends In some Gold 10 The
sas ssa83 Philadelphia Nj

lion shipments from the United States
assay office In Deadwood viii aggre-
gate 100000 this month. The ships
ments SO far have amounted TO 100000
this month. This bullion was con-
signed TO the United States mint u
Rhtaadelphfa- The office here has had
aabig Increase In business OF late, ows
Ing 1.-THE new reduction plants iii OPP
eEadon.@saTaereAase several other 6
plants going up. Il as soon q fhey
are running the assay Office win q
retye their product