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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-05-29
spearfish Has Internal Troubles.

@EVGEI1o TV1UTtSs- n
Spearfish. S. D., May 19.-At the be-
ginning of the present municipal year
Mayor Hiram Dotson announced the
appointment of his brother. E. f. Dot
son, as city water superintendent, sub
ject to the confirmation Of the coun-
ell. The mayor left the city, and at
the next regular meeting Of the coun-
ell the appointee announced that he
would not take the position for less
than SIS a month, and would not COLI
recommendation Of the water commit
tee. M. Berg has been appointed water
superintendent.
A few months ago the mayor relieve
his brother. who was water superin-
tendent, declaring that he had not beer
giving satisfactory service.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-05-29
Mulch Appeals 70 Supreme Court.

Deadwood. s. d. May 19.-An appeal
has been taken to the supreme court OF
the state In the case of the state against
Jacob Mulch. convicted of criminal assault
In circuit court here several months ago,
and sentenced to the penitentiary. The
transcript Of the evidence has been for
warded to the supreme court by Clerk Of
Courts Sol Star Of Desdwood.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
A Bargain for Farmers

"A oSA0 AOx Ea1nue3o
The New York Tribune Farmer, 6
national illustrated agricultural weekly
Of twenty large pages, has no superior
as a thoroughly practical and helpful
publication for the farmer and every
member Of his family, and the pub
fishers are determined to give it cir
culation unequailed by any paper Of
its class in the United States.
Knowing that every enterprising. up.
to-date farmer always reads his OWE
local weekly newspaper. The New Yorl
Tribune Farmer has made an exceed.
ingly liberal arrangement which en-
ables Us to offer the two papers at &C
low a price that no farmer can afford
to lose the opportunity.
The price of The New York Tribune
Farmer is $1.0O year and The Canon
City RkcesD il 81. Is = year, but both
papers will be sent for full year II
you will forward Sl.5O to The Canon
City R.CoRp.
Send your name and address to The
New York Tribune Farmer, New York
City, and a specimenScopy of that
paper will be mailed TO you.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
TIE Alliance Clsb.

Mrr. James F. Rogers entertained
the Alliance club at her home. 49O
College avenue. last Thursday after
noon and the event was one Of the
most interesting in the recent annals
Of the organization. After the regular
lesson highly diverting literary and
musical program was rendered, some
Of the numbers being as follows:
Piano solo, Mrs. w. C. Morrison.
Vocal selection by the Alliance quar-
tette, consisting of Mrs. John Rogers,
Mrs. Geo W Bethel, Mr.. Lowell 8.
Bailey and Mrs. W. H Burrage, "An-
ME Laurie" This number WINS enthus-
iastically applanded and the quartette
responded with Comm Thro' the
Rye"
Reading, Mrs. G. W. Burrage.
Toast in honor OF Mrs. G. W. Bur-
rage, founder OF the Alliance club Mrs
E. g. Hiatt.
Violin solo, Ed Smith, with piano ac-
compartment. Mrs. E. M. Smith.
Refreshments.
G.,.s
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
rown Topics Tersely Told

A party Of prominent Denver d Rio
Grande railroad officials were visitors
here last Thursdsy and were shown
about town by Frank d. Heath, local
agent OF the company. In the party
were General Manager Eds"n. General
Superintendent Coughlin and Division
Superintendent Bo~ron the two for
mer being from Denver and the latter
from Pueblo.
T. J Payne returned home few
days ago after a pleasant visit OF sew
eral weeks duration with relatives and
friends in Atchison and Topeks. Kan
sns, and Lincoln aud other points in
NebrA.ka
Harry Chapson and sister. Miss
Crete. who have been attending COM
mercial school al Sa.ina, Kansas. since
the b-.ginniog Of the college yesr. are
expected TO return home next Satur-
day for the Christmas holidays
w +. Roach, who has been sojourn-
ing here r the last month or siI
weeks on account Of his health. return
ed 10 his home 1t plevns. Kansas, .
few da,. ago
Mrs. Belle Ward desires TO announce
that ,he has no authorized collector in
Canon City. and requests those owing
her to leave the money as the Hospi-
tai. 5atf
For Sale Hotter in Canon City doing
= good business. fine location, low rent
must be sold before Nov. 1. 1908. W
Z woehler. room 8 over post Office. lS
w. II. Burrage Is home from Mexico
and Arironn where he has been for sew
.ral months looking after mining in
t-rests.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
Connnittees Appointed.

Suit cases for gifts, Bethel Co.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

follows: Philosophy IS. religion 10.
social science 10, useful arts 8, fine arts
10. literature 95, biography 43, science
13, history and travel IS, fiction i,75I,
magazines SO. During the month
there were I,5e3 visitors to the read
ing room and 1e4 to the reference de-
partment. The number OF books taken
out during the corresponding period
last year was sos. Perhaps the most
marked feature shown by the report is
the increasing attendance at the read
ing room.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

For Christmas goods 60 to Boyle's
iewolry store.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
Report of Public Librarian

Holiday suspenders. Bethel Co
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

A large line of Gents' Watch Chains
as Boyle's.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

THE Power Of a Purpose" was the
topic Of an intensely interesting sd
dress last Sunday by Chaplain Lucas
There were not many men in attendance
but those pr, sent were greatly helped
by the talk.
The league games OF basket bail are
attr trscting a good deal Of notice and
interested audiences watch them The
next evening for this sport will be next
Tuesday. December y. The general
public is invited and the admission is
only ten cents.
Those who are owing the Association
something on memberships or sub
.criptions should see that all such ac-
counts are settled before the first of
January. In order that all bills may be
paid and the Association be free of
debt for the beginning Of the new
year. With the cooperation of friends,
mem bers and subscribers this will be
an essy proposition but without such
help will be impossible.
1t is with great regret shat Canon is
To part with Pastor Cook Of the Meth
odist church, who has served his church
and congregation so long and so we'll.
Men will be pleased to know that be-
fore he goes they will have another
chance TO hear him in an address 10
men. Next Sunday he will he the
speaker in the Association mems
meeting and doubtless he will have .
very special farewell message for the
men OF Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

At the last meeting of the Fremont
County Horticultural Society commit
teess were appointed to make arrange
ments for the Farmers Institute, to be
held here sometime next month.
Several members of the faculty Of the
state agricultural college at Fort
Collins will be here and will address
the Institute, which it is expected will
be one II the most successful ever held
in this county. The committees are as
follows:
ARA aIG-men;-Thurston White, z.
r Broughton, A. L. Haggart, G H.
Saley
Fruit EIhibit-F. Bachelor. NJ. E.
Snow, NJ. X Hamilton.
Refreshnents-B. r. Rockafellow
Mrs. N. HubbelI. Mrs N. E. SNOW,
Mr.. Frank Broughton, Mrs A. T.
White, Mrs. F. Bachelor, Yrs. ]. W.
Andrews.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
Y. NC. A. Notes.

Mems New Vests. Bethel Co.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
w. of w. Officers.

The members of Gate City Circle,
No. 40, Women Of Weodcraf:, have
elected officers for the ensuing twelve
months ~ follows:
Mrs N. K. Stevenson. guardiar
neighbor; o. Dees, advisor; Mrs
Josephine Minor, clerk, Mrs. Frances
Calder. banker; Mrs. Adelia Morrison
magician, Miss Pauline Esser. at
tendant; Mrs. s. s. Melchi. inner senti.
mel, Laura GLADDEN., outer sentinel
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
Gu. Glas. at Boyle's jewelrv store
Maecabee Officers.

Greenhorn Tent No. Al, Knights Of
the Order OF Tented Maccabees, have
elected officers for the ensuing year.
a. foliows: W. B. Ryle, sir knight
commander; John A. Mink, LIST COM
mander; L. 8. Bailey, record keeper ;
Ben Watcher, chaplain; w. B. Rich
ards, sergeant; O. B. Wood, master of
arms; B. +. Holbrook, first master Of
guard; Alvin Manpel. second master
OF guard; James Walton, sentinel /;
Claud Hopkins, picket. The installa-
tion Of the newly elected onicen viii
tate place At Shaener's hall two weeks
from next Monday night.
For Christmas goods 20 to Boyle's
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

6iIk Umbrellas, Bethel Co.
Sterling siiverware at Boyle's.
lwstches. both ladies' and gents at
|yle's.
|Useful. sensible holiday gifts here
ktbei Co.
Clean Coal at Graham 4 wilcox.
best In the market.
|Ror Saie-Horse, harness and wagon
puire Of Graham d Wilcox. 81
babberge, will make special prices
photos for the holiday trade.
bspt. VIM. Murray OF Parkdale was
lusines. visitor in tow n last Monday
the Utopian Art pottery exhibited a,
Babberger studio 10 the admiration
Ill.
Yrs. J. J. Marx came up from Pueb-
he firrt OF the week and will remain
Fe iiIl after the holidays.
ghen you wan, to play ls'ol go to W
Miller's. he gives = chip with each
NO change in the price.
rrs. Stella Ward left last Saturday
san Francisco. California, where
will study decorative at.
In. N. N. Sheets left iaat Monday
rnoon for Palm Beach. Florida,
tre she will spend the winter.
alley hay for sale eI2-t0 per ton in
from 100 lbs To ) cars. See De-
ese d Turnhnll, 6l2 Main street
bhn Shaw. late OF Stockt on, Kansas,
taken . position In the employ oi
Wilson, as the sacc--scr Of Alex.
|hipps. who recently resigned o
chase the undertaking business Of
J. Wood.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
A BIG PROPOSITION


Plans of Engineer Green
for q Better Water
Supply
A special meeting Of Mayor Coulter
and the members Of the water COM
mitree Of the city council was held last
Monday night for the purpose Of
listening to the proposition Of Engineer
Green Of Pueblo, who is endesvoring
to interest the authorities here in a
scheme to procure the city water sup
ply from the artesian wells at Chandler.
Mr.. Green is . strong advocate of
the proposition he has espoused and is
thoroughly acquainted with the difh-
culties in the way Of piping the water
here and turning it into the city m aims,
but, apparently, has not yet been able
to convince the members Of the water
co mn,ittee Of the expediency Of adopt
ing his plan.
The normal consumption OF water in
Canon City, taking one month with
another. is approximately 750. 600 gal
Ions day, and on this basis Mr.. Green
is willing to lay all necessary piping
between Chandler and this city and
furnish water to all consumers for the
sum of SIs,200 for the first twelve
at a fixed ratio for several years, pro-
vided, of course, the city will enter in
to a contract with him for a stipulated
period.
Aside from the price, which
is regarded as practically prohibitive,
the members OF the committee were
not ,nyinced that the artesian supply
at Chandler is adequate to meet the
requirements, and. il 50 they have no
means Of acertaining whether the sup
ply would be permanent or not.
In view OF the largeness of the
problem TO be solved the mayor and
his councillors are wisely making haste
slowly in determining the source Of .
new public water supply
The gravity system of waterworks
mapped out by City Engineer Smy the
appears upon the surfsce Of things to
have many commendable features, o.e
Of the most important being the ine1-
haustibleness of the supply Of water.
and the consequent capabiiity OF
Furnishing population of fifteen or
twenty thousand people from that
source. 1t Is recognized that provision
must be made Tor the future, IL Canon
City expects to fulfill her manifest
destiny as the queen city OF the upper
Arkansas valley. Il is not an idle
dream of the visionary to suppose
Canon City willcontain population Of
twelve or fifteen thousand souls before
the dawn Of 1910. but is rodimentsry
fact founded upon the logic Of events
ms irrefutable rs history i,seif.
With their responsibilities to the
future the council is doing well to
canvass the advantages OF the vsrious
PROPOSE tons submitted 10 il for an in
creased water supply before binding
the city TO any project, however
feasible II may be upon It's face.
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Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
THE UNExcELLED BOOKED FILLER
MADE IN THE SAME STYLE AS THE CUBAN CIGAR
The Cowen Cigar Co., PUEBLO. colo.

Managers, C. N. Ward, Dell Stoechley
and Jaho Wagner The installation Of
these officers will take place at A. O.
U. w. hall Friday evening, Jan. 8, 1904.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

TIE records of the public library for
the month of November show that
2,iO2 books were taken out by the pa
tr.ins during that period, classified as
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

Just the Housecoat she" would like
Bethel Co.
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beautifully decorated with sweet peas
and hollyhocks, and the others present
were Mrs. Corning and Mrs. Pearsall.
A pleasant AFFAIR Of the week was
the shower party given by Mrs.
Charles Doe in honor OF Miss Vera
Tempest, about a dozen friends being
present. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED. and the guest Of honor was pre-
sented with some pretty pieces OF
China.
A prettily appointed dinner Of the
week was that given by Mrs, j. I,
Clasbey IN honor Of Mr.. Clasbeys
birthday. covers being laid for II, The
table was decorated In yellow with
flowers and ribbons and the following
guests were present. Col. and Mrs.
John W. D0nnellan, Capt. and Mrs.
Hobbs, MI and Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs.
Thayer Of Chicago Miss Green of
Grand Forks, n. d., and Maj Harry e.
HUI
Mrs. John Marshall entertained in
formally at the Country club this week
In honor Of Miss Ruth kirkpatrick
Another informal but pleasant affair
at the country club this week was the
luncheon given by Miss Kinney.
Mrs. George Steiner and Mrs. Fred
Hale were hostesses at the Country
club today.
Mrs W S. Henderson entertained at
a pretty luncheon on Tuesday the COW
ers being laid for y guests.
Mr. VIII Han entertained at dinner
at the Country club on Wednesday In
honor Of Mrs. Charles Spencer Mann.
The usual delightful hop was given
at the post last night the hostesses be-
ing Mrs Hepburn and Mrs Potter,
while Dr. Hepburn and Lieut. Farrar
assisted them.
Mrs. Archie Miner entertained at a
delightful dinner on Thursday night
the details being most elaborate. and
carried out IN exquisite taste.
Hooper Dunbar entertained a party
Of about 40 young friends no a lake par
~ on Thursday night the party GO
Ing from his home 10 the depot IN
chartered electric car. and 20 Sa.tair on
q special The time was delightfully."-
spent al the resort. and upon the re-
turn the party enjoyed a supper at the
young hosts home
The r. O. NJ club spent a pleasant
time at the lake on Thursday.
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consists Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles l..
Rood, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Volyer.
Miss Matte Kimball, Mr. Douglas
Kilnball and Mrs. owen Gray. They
VIII be greeted on their arrival by Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Kister, and Miss
Sarah Reid Park, who is at present In
Colorado, will join them later.
Miss Hattie Pike, Of Provo viii spend
the coming week In ,he city the guest
of her cousins the Misses Pike.
Mrs Mortimer Allen has returned
from California, where she spent the
past few months
Mrs. A. X. Weeter OF Park City Is IN
town for a few days at the Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Cannon and Miss
Edna Harker, have returned from Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Nellie Berry Of Provo is visit
Ing Mrs. Parker on II street.
Mrs. Jack Reeves has returned from
Denver,
Mrs. Fred Simon and children are
summerirg on the coast.
NJ, Joseph Kinney OF Chicago is IN
ne city visiting his sisters at 30 F
street.
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On Paden waiting who at one perform
I'd tho ceremony which made them man
and wife, Mr. aud Mra. Smith VIII re-
eeiye their friends az 500 Eas, Sixth
seuth street,
Miss May Maud Woodcock and Al
fred n. Gardiner were married on July
10 q reception being held at the home
OF the bride. The rooms were tastefully
decorated, and about 30 guests were
present to enjoy the pleasant affair
The marriage OF Miss Esther Miller
and Mr. Earl Wilson VIII take place
Wednesday evening. July p az the
home OF the bride, SAG Grand View
avenue.
Miss Mathews Of Beaver city an
nounces the engagement Of her sister
Lulu and Mr.. Harry Melton Fennenore
OF salt Lake city, the wedding to take
place this month
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Mrs. Catherine johnson and Mrs. En-
ma Christensen have gone to Boise
City to spend the summer.
Mrs. d. l.. Wertheimer has arrived
from the coast to sepnd the summer.
Miss Harriet Hin Of Chicago has re-
turned to her home after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. William A. Nelden
Mr.. and Mrs Albert S. Day have
gone to Portland. Ore, to spend the
summer Later they go TO northern
California, where M. Day will engage
In business
Miss Catherine Culmer left this week
for a months visit with Mrs. De Wolf
at Beaver Utah.
Mrs. J., c. Lynch and Lynn Thompson
and spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer,
Mr. and Mrs j. II. Mays are settled
In their new home at 339 Thirteenth
East street.
Mrs James Swofford Miss Swofford
and Ralph Swofford Of Kansas City are
spending the summer In Salt Lake.
Mrs w. Q. Wall and daughter. Ma
rion have gone to California TO be abb
sent several weeks
Rev William II, Fish, Jr., Of the
Unitarian church tu 90
Mass, for the summer.
r. G. Tyler OF Ontario, Ore, Is Wis.,
iting friends in this city.
Hoyt sherman, Jr,. has gone to Dem
yer, to be- gone about 10 days,
Mr. and Mrs H. G. Whitney Mrs.
Charles S. Burton and Mrs. Walter
Beatie have gone to Pacific Grove. Cal.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard A, Ship and
Miss Ruth shipp sailed from Boston
to Liverpool July 9Th on the New Eng
land
The Misses Riley have gone to Cali
iornia for stay Of several weeks
Mrs. Charles c. Daily OF Denver Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Swift OF East Second South street.
Miss Bertha Winann Of Denver IS
visiting Miss Eva Dix. She viii be here
two weeks and Will then go to Cali
fornia to spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Mrs. A. Robbins and daughter have
returned from Eureka,
Miss Nina Macarthur Is at home after
a two months visit with friends In Los
Angeles.
Mrs Mary NJ. +. Allen and daughter.
Miss Kate Allen. OF Park City, and
Miss HOLSTER Hancock Of Salt Lake,
leave this morning for a months visit
at Portland and North Beach, ore.
Mrs II, r. Emerson and son Of Og-
den have been guests OF Mrs. George
n. Hancock for a few days.
Miss Knight, who was the guest OF
Mrs. w. Montague Ferry for several
days, has gone to California,
Mr. and Mrs II. ]. Hayward and
children leave shortly Tor the Old Arm
chair to visit for some weeks.
Mrs. c. w Shores and son OF Grand
Junction are in town for few days. on
their way to Portland, ore.
Mrs. Moss Of Paducah, KY. is a guest
OF her sister-in-law, Mrs Wheat. whom
She accompanied home from Kentucky.
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Utah School Teacher Institute Mass
1t will be interesting news to the many Erickson Of
scholarship offered by the
Of college
awarding recently
scholarship each state and Utah TO
competitor Miss Erickson well and
popularity successful teacher the public schools
years will September for Worcester and
while there a special domestic science.
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Mr.. Whitney viii return shortly,
days. but the ladies expect to remain
away all summer,
Mrs. j. r. Gilmer has arrived In the
city to spend the summer,
Josiah Barnett has returned from a
trip TO Europe,
Mrs, T., +. Shepard and daughters,
the Misses Shepard. leave next week
FOR Reno, New, where they viii join
Mr. Shepard and visit about two
months,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Carney Of Butte,
Mont. are guests Of Dr. and Mrs. Vik9
Mir Carney Is Mrs. Viko's brother.
Miss Margaret Kennedy who has
beer a guest in this city for several
weeks has gone to Buffalo to visit her
mother
Miss Margaret r. Robertson has re-
turned from Chicago, where she has
been studying music under Prot sher-
wood
Miss Edith Ferry leaves Tor her Mich
igan home tomorrow.
Dr. A. W Rue Of Alton, H., was the
guest Of Or. w. G. b. Terrell.
Mrs. f. s. Richards left this week
for a visit In the far east.
Mrs Rathbone and daughter. Miss
Rathbone, are again at home in this
city, after having spent the past nine
months at Phoenix, Ariz.
Mrs John II. Comfort Is here from
Denver to be the guest OF Mrs. John
Wilhart
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Patterson
have taken a house nj 1879 Second East
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S7lGoTN-o

Mrs. Mary T.. Gilmer will spend the
coming week with Mrs. Charles Gilmer
at % West Fifth South street, and
later she VIII spend some time with
Mrs Woodward Miss Lucille Gllmer Is
to spend the summer at Blue Lakes
with her brothers.
-
Thursday morning n party Of CAMPERS
left town to spend the next fortnight
AZ Mountain ranch near Saliva IN the
southern part OF the state. The party
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Miss Vera Tempest and Mr. George
II. Lucas were married on Thursday
evening, the wedding taking place at
the home Of Mrs Henry Schoheld at s
o'clock and IN informal but pretty re-.
ception taking place later Rev. BiCkel
performed the ceremony In the pres
euce Of the intimate friends and rela-
lives The rooms we're bright with
flowers and vines aud delicious refresh.
ments were served the friends OF the
bride aud groom assisting Both have
many friends who viii wish them hap
piness.
An unique wedding was that Of Miss
Grace Lighiner and Mr. Jesse smith,
which took place on Wednesday night.
The prospective bride and groom lnyit-
cd few Of their friends for O drive.
and stopping az aud entering a prettlly
furnished cottage they found The Rev.
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Miss Alice seckels, Miss Jennie Sands
Miss Rowena KOrns Miss Geneyleve
Mccormick, Miss Aileen Hooper The
rooms were effectively decorated In as
paragus fern, sunnowers and col0red
lights, and the function was altogether
successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. v Trent entertained
at an elaborate dinner on Monday
night. maroon-hucd sweet peas being
used IN the decorations with artistic ef-
feet. and candeahra with shades In the
same color.
Mr.. aud Mrs f. J.. oswald gave o
delightful dinner az the Commercial
club ON Wednesday, about 10 guests
participating IN the pleasant AFFAIR The
table was beautifully decorated, ana all
details were delightful.
Mrs John r. Hansen entertained the
mesnbers Of the Sewing club at Salt
afr yesterday
Mr. Duncan McVichie was host at
dinner on Tuesday night given Ia honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs j A Corum and Mr.
e. l., White OF Boston. The table was