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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-04
SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE
RESUMED YESTERDAY AFTER.
NOON.
HOUSE DlsPOSES OF A NUMBER
OF MEASURES At THE
SESSION.
Few Bills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Shells Would Put a Limit on the
Liquor Sales Under the Medicinal
Permit law-Routine Of the Two
Houses
THE SENATE.


The legislature resumed its session
Yesterday after a recess from Friday
last Most of the members of the
two houses were present when 8
O'Clock came and responded to theii
names at roll call There was little
business done in the upper house.
Signed.
Senate Bill No 73, the board of par
don bill, Senate Bill No 6. procedure
in civil actions. and Senate Bill No
2S. appointment of executors, were
signed by the president, having passed
both houses.
Bills Introduced.
Senate Bill No. III. Simpson-Ap
propriating 81. 800 to John Reissbeck
for work done arising in unorganized
counties.
Senate Bill No 11S. Brown-Locat
ing the state fair at Fargo and pro
vising for its maintenance.
Referred.
The following senate bills were re-
ferred: 80, state affairs; 81. indi-
ciarv: 95. agriculture; 96. apportion-
ment: 80. temperance: 100. municipal
corporations: 101 municipal corpora
tions: 1O2, judiciary: 1903, appropria
tions: 1O4. judiciary; 105, judiciary,
LOG. agriculture: 107 judiciary; los
WAYS and means; 109. WAYS and
means: 10, appropriations. III, state
affairs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-04
Care of

Hon C w Buttz. ExM. c.
Now Member of Parliament of North
Dakota
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-04

Nav wheat
July wheat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
Iuf Der sflminbLcrinan.

gen gort, 18, Te6r. - De
tettipS beS bieiigen Gentrdl=9oli3etz
8Ireau8 feBten 6eute i6re Ra33ia auf
56pinoelfirmen, oeren 8lienten
fGmmtli6 aus 2euten, tpel9e i9neu
reid iperoen pouen - gr0Btent6eils
6rauen - beite6en, fort. sic beIu4z
ten ale groBen OfficegebduOe am unz
teren 8roaopap unb Der MuqitraBe,
unb mo immer tie Dus Wort ySSSnbeit=
ment" auf Dem 69ilb an Der 5biire
Ta6en, iteIItsn lie Na6fori6ungen an.
8ieIe Der ppn Den Iogenannten Surf
Gr3ange5" gaIeimten 8erionen iino,
ME f6on bsmertt, 5rauen ooer audi
W1Gb9en uno SiingIinge, pel6e obne
bas WiTen i6rer @utten uno @ltern
ibre GrfparnifIe Oieien S6pinOIern
anDertruuen, in Der !0Offnung, groBe
8rofite ein3u6eimisn.
Sm Qaufe oe5 3ages puroen Die
8Ureaur BON Burns, 0auace &c 60.
unb Dan 6mit6" iiberful1en. Do
pio 6. 8arnum, Elm GIert, uno Grneit
Matt6ep8 puroen Oerbaftet, ipdter
ertlieB elm 8oIi3eirihter ieooh ben
Gritersn, pdbrenO W}uttbep5 unter
$500 8irgi6oft gefteut puroe. Die
6irma betrieb Elm n5urf @rdunge"
9eI6Gft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
grr sErurrOamnn.

8ort 6uron, Wft6., 18. 5ebr.
= Oas st. Glairz9otel" brunnte
6eute frii6 nither, uno man .glau6t,
oaB Elm 8eoieniteter, Numens Dor@
TIP, in ben 5Iammen umgetommen
lit. U2ilton Campbell, Elm W&itglieo
Der SSeuerpe6r, tpur0e bur6 cine elm
itiir3enoe Mauer t0otli9 perleBt. 4lle
9GIte sntfamen, biele berielben jebo6
nur in ibren 0d9tgepGnbern. @Op.
9utton unb 3ipei anbsre 20I9mdnner
lpurben our9 bic nGmli9e Mduer,
fpel9e Campbell unter i6ren Grim
mern begru6, Iei6t berIeBt. 9as
5euer brad tur3 na9 W}itterna6t in
elmer tleinen 8Gderei neben Dem 9Oz
tel aus. W}an i6dBt ben 8erIuIt auf
100000.
(6pGter.) - Q0I8mann 0}ilton
Campbell lit ieinen 8erIeBungen erie
gen. Die unOsren DerleBten MitgIiez
Der Der 6euerpebr tper0en iGumtlid
geneien.
9ttt5burg, 9u., IS. 6ebr. -
Die @iIengieBerei Der 6irma Sboma5
@erlins Spn So. in 2lueg6enpaGitn,
9a., puroe 6eute frii6 total bur6
5euer 8erIt0rt. Der @erluIt betrdgt
etfpQ 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
Ireiaelnrnhrn nnh aetanrlt.

W}anila, 18. Sebruar. - 9enez
raj 0aDis 6at oa5 am %. Sanuur
obgegebene freiipreGenOe 8erOitt Oes
8riegsgeridts i'm Safe Oe5 MujorS
GOpin s, Glenn pom 3. Snfunterie@
8egiment genebmigt, ertlGrt jeOo6
3ugtei6, er miB6iuige Die BON 8lenn
an feline SoIoaten srtbetlten 8efe6le.
Der Major mar betanntlid Der MI
berre4tli6en S0otung BON &riegsge@
fangenen ungetIagt. Der 8eneraI err
flGrt, Der @runoiaB, oaB oerrGt6eriz
f9e SgH6rer ben SOB Deroienen, babe
eine getpiiIe 8ere4tigung, oIein troB@
Dem babe Major Glenn in ieinsn 8ez
feblen eine riidii6tsloie MiBu6tun8
oes Dert6es bon M}enI8enleben an
ben Sag geIegt, pel4e er ni4t 6iqigen
f0nne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
Serum srsen &inSerzGhuIera.

g2ep 0ort, Is. 6ebrudr.-um
Die &inoer4g6plera in ben Senement@
bausJ0iitritten erfolgrei4 uno reat@
5eitiq gu 6sfdmpfen, bat Der 8eiunD@
beitsrat6 8pr6ereitungen our 9eritel@
lunq elmer geniigenoen Quantitdt
@erum getroffen, tpel6es it9 iebr be-
nGbren ion. Die Sterbli9feit unter
Den Rinoern infolge bieIer 8rdnt6eit
mar troB aaer iunitdren 8ori6riften,
@e6rau6s iteriItiirter MtiI9, 10 be-
beutenb, oaB Die 8utteriOlogen 0om
geIunobeitsumt ii4 an Die 9erite1ung
zines Serums MAIDEN, pel9es Den
@rpcrtunaen entIpre4en ipl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
8rciS 25c. pro Gdlndltel. BON allen
9lputbefern bcrfaHft 0Oer per
4pft 5u9eianOt.
Ilaowap 4 &c., 55 GIm.Str., 40.

ItGnDiqteit unO Der SyntegritGt Der
neuen Nelt beite6en, bod ni6t neue
un0 erneiterte 8eranfportli6tejt fir
Die 1puni76en 8epu6fifen gu ii6erneba
men pUni2en."
9a8 8latt 5ie6t in QrbreD Gdrnez
gie'8 2(nerbieten, 3u6lun8 fir Die erite
State ber GntI4GOiglng an 0eutihz
lamb gu letIten, Elm bemerten5pert9e5
3ei6en fir bic @ntpitelung Der mo-
Oernen GeIeuI6uft, bic 0fodt beg
&abitals Dor elmer Station eriten Ranz
ges. @5 iagt neiter, 0a5 9oager
Srt6unul finOe penig 4nertennung,
Du Die U2G6te bic Sa6e lieber borber
arrangiren pouten, ais iie benz llrz
t6eil De5 tribunals 3u unterbretten.
Syn @an3en tommt n2s 3emps" gu
Dem urt6eil, Die 3egelung Der Sade
iei elm 5riunpb fir ben aQgemetnen
Trie0en un0 0us S9ieo8geribt gegenz
ii6er ben qroBen Wdlitdrmd4ten.
0us osyournal De5 9ebat5" iagt:
9roB Der groBen 6etnOIeli9teit Der
0Ffentli6en U&einung gegen bos
8ijnOniB Der W}a8te gegen 9ene3uelo
6lef6e bod bic 36atIa6e beiteben, baB
es 0eutI6lanb gelar9, @ngIanD 3u
einem 8InoniB gu Dsrunlu7sn, oos
i6m i'm Safe zines &riege5 bic 91lfe
Der 6ritiI6er 5lotte iiherte; oa8 lei
cine 6riti16e 9olitit, pel6e Don ben
Qnoeren W}d6ten ernitRoft bsoadt
perben miiBte.
Die Qnfprij6e 8elgten'S 3
unb 6runtrei6 g.
8rUifeL 18. 6e6ruar. - Der
6elqif6e geI8GftstrGger in Caracas,
6r. ban Der 6e2oe, Der gegsHrpGrtia
bier 1T, piro ii6 7ofort na6 8ai3z
inqton 6ege6en, nm an Der Qusgleia
dung Der belgiI9en 6oroerungen 9ez
qen @ene3uela S6eil gu ne6men.
8urts, 18. 6e6r. - 0as bieiige
QlusnGrtige Q(mt 1T i'm 8etreff beg
frun30iiI6 : Dene3ueldnll6er BrDto@
tous, ii6er ous Der 9eIunote 8ODen
in 8aI6ington ange6li6 unter6anoeIt,
ni6t 6ena6ri8tigt porDen, Gber Die
6ieItgen 8eumten iagen, OdB 5rants
reid 6ereit lei, iiA nit Oerielben Ule=
t6oDe Der 2(usglei4un8 3ufrieOen 3u
qe6en, pie in Dem ProtOtO1 5pii6en
ben Ser. 5tauten unb 8ene3ueld ber=
eir6art fei. IS niro bier ni6t fir
n0t6ig ge6alten, DaB i'm fran3OiiI6en
8rotpfou Elm S4ieo8trt6unal Dorgez
ie6en nerbe, Da 5rantreih unO 8enez
auelu bereits elm 5ri6undl in Caracas
6d6en. Sm 2tusnGrtigen 4mt Dtro
gepiini6t, baB ou5 PrOtOton ii4 auf
Die 2(bminiItrution Der bene3uelant=
ifen 3u6lungen urb bic @ardntie
fir Die glei6e 8ebanoluHg NIT ben
an0eren UlG6ten beTardnte.
BortIuut bes amerttdz 5
nil d Dene3ueluniz
/ den 9rOtptOIl8.
8ai6tngtpn, .. g., IS. 6e6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
Die gtational $oOwarS Samt.

Sn elmer am 1S sScbruar 1903 a6eebalttutn 9ers
iammlung Der Iireftoren Der nY1tionnl ootDdrO
9ant bon 9altimore,1 in fpelter oas gIbebeu oe5
orH.
Sames Gettp.
oes 9ie,= =QrGfotHten Der &dnf, aHqt5tiat iuuroe,
fanoen Die folernotn 5rauerbei6ife eiutinmige
Nnndbme:
Sur6 oas ablc6en oss @rn. 3amcs @ettp bat
bieie 9anf sinen ibrer sOerOientooGfcn tbdtieiten
unb iuteliQenteien Sircftoren perloren, Der itets
bertit uno gilens mar itine 3tit oem Sienie iir
Die i50rDerung Der briten SHterefcu Der @anf SIT
ipiomeH. Gr mar tue uno iDeiie in ieinen Ratb=
i9ldatn uHo beiab eineH uufri6tgcn uno rciner
Gbdratter, poour6 e f6 bic &6tung ieiuer
5Sreun0e uno &efauHten crDarb.
Sor. 9cttD nobm lett mcbr dls eiuem bdlben
Sabrbunbert cine berOorrogenot Steuune in qez
iddftlid1cu fiHan,islcu uuo reliaiUeu Greiien tin
uuo bcfcioetc Dieerlci 0ertruuensz uno peraut=
portlihc SttGunQcn. SurA itn anipru6sloits,
bcihciotues qgre6tes uuo gItiot5 g8eieu ermarb
fb bas 3utrauen @ller nit benen tr in 8e=
riibruuQ fam, oipobl ieincr 6reunoc, mic 9erpano=
ten, uno piro ibm Gin cbrennes geDdbtuiB als
elm Seiipicl tabclloen 9eben=paube beiDobrt per=
Den.
Gs iDuroe ierner bciblofen onB mir ieinsr i5ds
milic unier ticfe5 Stilcio ausbrden uno bic ooif=
ming Gu5iprcrben, DnB bic anQtncbm;n Grnne=
ruHgcu. ncldDt itcts nit ieuem pobl ourblebten
un0 ib0neu 2ditin bon mebr dls ncun Scjenuttu
ocrbunoen ieiu iptroen, ben ourcb icin SdbiHidei=
Den ocruriddbtcu S6mcrj miloeru. iino fsrncr, ooB
cine faliqrdpbiib uuseeiibrte sbidrift oicier Se=
bliiie ieincr 5amil;c iibcridnot unO oicitlbcn in
ben tdald)eu 3citunQcn ocrOfieutid1t Dtrocn, ios
mic, oob bic Witalieocr bicits Sircftoriums icis
ntm 9egrdbniFe btiipobncn perbcu.
gSm. .. RUbrrts. Jun.
GjM RaiFrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
3nr Gerhltnng zines StraBrnbabns
Sfrifcs.

G6icdgo, Is. 6ebruar. - Be-
trie6sIeiter U2cGuqo9 BON Der nG6iz
cago @itD 3ailpaD gompunb" bat in
einem 'S9reiben an ben 8oriiBenoen
@e1fribge bon Der lOtalen 59ieOs6ez
60rbe ii6 6ereit ertlGrt, Die 5tpii9en
Der 8a6ngeieui6aft uno ibren 2tngez
iteLlten beItebenben 3piitigteiten Dem
genannten 2lrbitratiOnsgeri6t CUR
Gnt19eibung gu unterbreiten. Benn
Die 8e60rbe barauf eingebt, nerOen
Die intereIiirten Organiiationen Der
8a6nleute GinlaOung erbaIten, ii6
Dem f6iebsgeri6tli6en @erfahren gu
unterperfen. Die ltn3ufrieOenbsit
unter ben 8abnleuten 1T iopeit gez
bie6en, oaB man bsrsits einen Strifez
8eI6luB CUR Qbitimmung bringt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
..stnte roth. mursen tpst. =.

Sag Gilt DOR 9lasm bel i,nu i3rcdlldcu RraHtz
belt nelbe glpDeu0itits esHaHut DiC0 uHo Dertn
g8eien in sinsr 9,rhOpfuHg Oes DurmiormiqeuS
mes nit uaniolgeHoer GHtjiHDuH9 unn Etteruna
bsitebt Gs tritt ploBlin eiH Sdjmcrl III Der rtDz
ten QeiitenqeQeuO auf, 0dHH iolGt 5IebcT Il. !. 10.
uuo in ptniqeH 5aqeH Johann Der 6oo. III.
Sunt ocs qii6idt,fsn 9r8tes lit iat immer bulis
los pd6r5HD III rebttr 3et oisle gtidbrli@rt
aller Graufbeiteu ltbt hattie prrmit0cn perOen
fouHtu Sorpst MIR, oab DER Sdrm Dor Ser
ftopfuue btpabrt bleibt, un0 mas tbenlo ipidltta
lit, ooB oies NIT Den bsDdbrttn St. &trEdros
&TaAtTpiutn aea.tbt tSlSoSaiS&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
NtigrGne, StliOitt6t,
5ranenfranfBctten, GerFOpfung
1tuber0auli9teit, 9B8pepta
ale 11norSnnagen Ger 2eber.

PtObobtct Die fotq,uDcr 61mStomt, oi, boE
Rrarfbtittu Der gtrOauur9s btrribrtn:
gertopfuug, irH,rlids 8dmOrrbOjOen, elm oont5
gtfubl i'm SOsit, 9cridutruuo Ocs R1gtus, utbtls
lett, soo5rcuu;n BiOTDjasn gco,n eas Gtuuebz
men BON Rabruug tu g,fubl, ais ob sin itBtres
GetDiat i'm Dlag,u d9t iaurss auffob,u, StufeH
OOsr g;brIr,n Ocs 6cr3ts tpir0tnbts sOr eritidcnz
beg g:fibl in Ii,gtror steauHg, uuiIursr @eii3tss
finn, guuft, ooer geDcbt DOR ben }tu5su, Giebsr
uuO Dumpf, 56mcrI,u i'm RoSfe, uug,nig 'nOe
sbfuHbabOu6cruna, 9sb: 6ar5e Der 6aut uuO Der
auoeu, S6m,ueu IN osr 6eite in Der Pruft uuo
ben @HtO,rH, pI6sljas oibezgnfda, uuo Bremen
i'm 5l,i5. Ginjqs 'Eoien ron q q IN ,
9jIItn b,fr,i,r Oas spRtm DOR uu OsU obsR
angsfubrttn unorSHuHgtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
S(9aOwap's
.,.... %irs''
BOQfOMmene SerOauullg

9ur9 lire untiz6iIt0fen Giz
genidaften itimuliren iie Die Qe6er in
Der 2(bfOnOerung Der Sale uno ibre
gntleerungen bur4 bic 8auentdnGIe.
9teie Pilen, in 9oien bon 5tpei Bis
bier genDmmen, fperoen i6nen bic
Qrbeit Der Qeber regulirsn uno ben
8atienten Don alien l1noronunoen be-
freien. Sine ober 5pei Rdopdb'5
Biuen tdgli6 bon 9enisnigen gsnomz
men, Die an biliDien S9mer3en unb
Srdg6eit Der 2eber Ieioen, fperoen Dds
Spitem in OrOnung baIten un0 eine
geiunbe 9erOuuung ii4ern.
sd Bobut 120 Mtittr BON Ser nddasr Isotben
rno btAt Sic O,sba5, mir Gin 9uscrO sdudtsln
5brtr 9atn Ju ibidtu. l5 Iciot an musftl.
Rbtumut,smu5 uuO mar utun glOuatt ldr1 in 6ot
Springs. TejHs 2cbtr uuo m,ue R,r,u Fnb
sb:Htaas du9cgJ''ien Sd babe ousstfuuocn, oas
5brs p:l,n mir m,5r uiscu, ols une anOtr,n R,s
Nijintr pie id 9enommsu babe, uuO bic Gu,utH
auiammen gtEomm,n.
a5tuHasblQ
B 5umts,
@arqua pcid VuNl 60, arijonss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
GptrituU fen. 9fcenls@efud,e.
9iite 9Sr- \.
SIredH Ger SpfrtTupiens tcen,z 6 pmmt fare
SImmer Tr. 800, Sertd1Esaebduce.

PIE nacbfoleeno qennnntcn 9erioneu ba6sn ges
moe nr Gapdbrune elmer . tail Spir ia
fIolen Serfaufs 9iceni eindtreidbt.
ipel9e Sonner It a., ben ). Ytdri, Rittdes
II llbr, in Gripdouue oeJoqen tuerben iolen. 9ros
ter=Gormnare (ptnn oeiuiiui6tl f6nncH nuf Grs
ln9eH IN oitiem SIrtuu trluHet perDeu.
Oedr 2Saps,
Nm. >. Spnes. S@ommtffdre.
Sanpbrn W lAfnRnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
RoOmol)' YiIIeIl

2uy3aus otibma5los, elegant lbcrlOotu. FGbrcu
ab rtouIirtn, burtflirtn rsiHiasn uuO frdftjqtu.
&ootDas's BiItH far bic oaluH5 autr uuOrouurs
sen Ocs WageHs, Der 2drmc, ocr Ritrcu, BIT sIof,,
rerooitH RruHtbcitcu, S@Uiusa, @srtigo. gtrs
ftOpfuuq, odmSrrboiotn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19

Sn elmer am 1S sStbruar 1903 abeebalttneu 9er>
| iammluue Der 7irettorsn Der rRatonnl 6otDdrO
| Sant bon 9atimort" in fuelbcr oas sIbleben ots
| SorH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19

8ten, 18. 6ebruar. = SGgli4
iidern in ben bieiigen 3eitungen ipdrz
li4e Meloungen ii6er beiipieqoIe
S4anbtbateR Der tiirtii4en SOI0a@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19

SNr y u III
@arqua pcia, @uNl So, slrilo1s.s
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-08-21

acter. The Holy Terror Mining COM
pany with their thirty stamp mill has
been the most prominent producer OF
the district up to the present, but a
number of other strong companies are
now operating on the belt, among
which may be mentioned the Tykoon
Mining company with ten stamp
mill, the Mainstay Mining company
with a thirty stamp mill, the Bullion
Mining company, the Mount Aetna
Mining and Milling company, the
Standard Essence and Chemical COM
pany, the Golden Return, North Fork,
Golden Rod, Wealthy and others.
IRWIN MAHON,
Sec. American Mining Congress.
This data furnished me by Mr.. JOS
Hare of Keystone, S. D.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-08-21
Al10nG TIE rlnr5.

tiyity in this line may still be seen, OF
Rapid Creek near Pactola and on Bat
tie creek, few miles below Keystone
Pennington county is well wateret
by numerous streams with strong cur
rents flowing from the Hills in al
easterly direction and in addition tt
being used for mining and irrigation
they furnish considerable power fol-
Touring mills and other manufacturing
plants The county has also the
heaviest growth of virgin pine timber
of any in the state, the use of which is
now being carefully guarded for min
ing and domestic purposes by the gov
eminent officers in charge of the Black
Hills, South Dakota, forest reservation
Five miles to the northwest of Key
stone two strong companies, viz: The
Maloney Blue Lead Mining company
and the Dakota Calumet Mining and
Smelling company are developing what
is known as the blue lead copper ledge,
a large body of pyritic copper ore, the
latter company having just completed
200 ton smelter on the ground. The
Spokane mine five miles southeast of
Keystone contains prominent ledge
of silver, lead and zinc ore.
Hill City on the main line of the
Grand Island and Wyoming Central
railway company was formerly noted
for it's active operation in the pro-
duction Of tin, but recent development
of adjacent gold properties is bring
ing the district into prominence again
The ores of the district are largely free
milling and among the principal work.
ing mines may be mentioned the Sun
beam, Golden Slipper, J. R., Oriole,
Standard, Grizzly Bear, King Solomon,
properties of the Redfern Gold Mining
company, Clara Belle and st. Elmo.
Rockford is another important min
ing center on the B. & M. railway in
the northeast part of the county, one
of the main pillars of the camp being
the old Standby" ~,
Among the principal mining districts
may be mentioned Keystone, in the
southwest part of the county, con-
nected by ten mile spin to the main
line of the Grand Island and Wyoming
Central. The principal minerals of the
Keystone district now being mined are
gold, spodumene, mica and tungsten.
The gold ores of the district are largely
of free-milling concentrating nature,
with occasional chutes of high grade,
pyritic, smelling ore. The ore bodies
are mostly of large, low grade char
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-08-21

She was sure to he in the touglSEf
crowd around the place. Yet she Me-
not promiscuuus in her relations W
the men, usually having but one favors:
lite with whom she would live ayyear on
so, and then get mad at him and throw
him over for another. ~;
1t was several years later, when II
was warden of the penitentiary at
Laramie, that we heard from the
Black Hills that Jack Mccall had MUIR
derea Wild Bill and escaped In few
days we located him in Laramie.
Il went over town that evening and
found him up in a little coop in the
top of a variety theater, and got the
drop on him. He made no trouble
about being arrested after that, and
taking his guns away from him | took
him over to the penitentiary. Then
brought him into Omaha on the way
to Yankton, and left him over night
in the old Jail where the Paxton
block now stands. The next day took
him to Yankton, then the capital Of
Dakota territory. There he was tried
for murder, the court there having
jurisdiction, because the murder was
committed in the Black Hills ItsWas5
about two years later before Mccall
was hung, and according to newspaper
reports at the time. he was very
braZen and defiant to the last, and
ordered them to hurry up about his
hanging while he was on the scaffold. y
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-08-21
LOW GRADE ORES.

1t is the big low-grade mining propo-
sition that appeals to the experienced
mining man and mill operator. AS a
general thing, it is the great low-grade
mines which pay the most in dividends
and whose existence are continued for
years where a really rich mine is of
short duration
We know that high-g grade ore appeals
to the imagination and cupidity of the
tenderfoot and the public at large, and
that people will go into raptures over a
few inches of exceedingly rich mineral );
but, in the long run, the mine with
| vast bodies of milling ore in it's work
ings will win out and maintain pay
ing basis long after the small vein of
| shipping ore has become exhausted,
and, it has been truly stated that a
foot of ore that yields from $50 to $50
to the ton in the precious and baser
metals is not to be compared in value
and source of profit to the eight or ten
foot body of SIS and $40 ore. In the
mining of the small vein, but few men
can be employed, while large amount
OF dead work has to be done in order
to extract the extremely high-grade
rock. In large zone of low grade or
milling ore, a small army of men may
be employed lin mining operations.
Crosscuts, drifts, upraises and wines
can be driven on the ore, and thous-
ands Of tons extracted at a nominal
cost and without the waste incident to
the operation of a mine where nature
has deposited her treasures in small
but rich yeins.-Salt Lake Mining Re
Il view
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numbering Wild Bill at Deadwood, for
| it was his duty as warden of the United
States penitentiary at Laramie to go
over to the town and arrest Mccall,
who had escaped from Deadwood, and
and to bring him through Omaha en-
route to Yankton for trial in federal
court.
Il first heard of Wild Bill" said the
major, the year that the Union Pa
cific railroad was completed to Jules
burg, about 1867. The company ran
an excursion for the press to the end
OF the line, and as | was then in the
newspaper business in Omaha, we
| western editors felt it our duty to
| escort the eastern editors on the trip
and to see them about Julesburg when
we got there. l remember that | had
SIX or seven eastern editors in my
party, some of them attached to re-
| llgiOus papers. We found Julesburg a
wild frontier town, mountaineers COW
boys and tough characters of every
description. Gambling was carried on
out on the sidewalk sometimes for
want of room inside; and the town
caroused all night and killed man
for breakfast 1t was the event Of
life time for those eastern editors TO
see the town, and they We're enthusi-
astic over their experience.
wild Bill at that time ran a saloon
there. On Sunday there was a preacher
in the crowd who wanted to hold a
church service, SO Wild Bill threw
canvas over the bar, made everybody
keep quiet and turned his saloon over
to the preacher for an hour. Then bus
mess was resumed and the drinking,
swearing and gambling went on as be-
fore. Wild Bill was a man of generous
impulses, even if he was tough. He
was ready to turn his saloon over to
a prayer meeting at any time, and
would contribute literally to a church
or charity.
Later on l began to hear of Calamity
Jane. She was a noted character,
especially around the army posts,
where used to hear great deal
about her exploits and her favorites