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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-08-19
BALL AND CAMP FIRE
The Governor Given IL Reception and Ball
Reviewed National Guards and
Attended Campfire


Last Friday night at the Evans Hotel
a ball was given in honor of Gov. Her.
reid and the officers of the National
Guard. Manager Clark had spent no
pains in having the commodious dim
ing room appropriately and handsome
ly decorated. A large number respond
ed to the invitations and participated
in the festivities of the occasion. Pre-
ceding the dancing the governor and
wife and daughter, together with a
number of officers, received the people.
The dancing vas greatly enjoyed by
all, the governor apparently having a
happy time. From large punch bowls
in the music room delicious rasp-
berry punch was served as refresh
ing drink. 1t was delightful occas-
sion in every respect, the Evans orches-
ira furnishing music that charmed
everybody.
Saturday afternoon the Black Hills
Battalion of National Guards, compris.
ing the four companies that had been
encamped here, were reviewed by the
governor, Congressman Martin and a
number of others from the Evans
porch. They made a good showing
and were complimented by governor
Herreid upon their splendid soldiery
appearance Thew marched through
the city and to the soldiers home
where the veterans of that institution
reviewed the young soldiers.
Saturday evening Col. Goddard ar
ranged a camp fire at the Home, which
was attended by Governor Herreid
Congressman Martin. Adjutant Gen
eral Conklin and several officers OF
the National Guard. Each addressed
the veteran heaoes and spoke enter
tainingly. 1t WAS an enjoyable event
for the '.boys'' OF the Home, as il was
for the visitors.
in an interesting communication tt
the Rapid City Journal relative to tn.
encampment OF National Guards her,
last week and the camp fire at th,
Soldiers Home Saturday night Mis-
Rose Bower referred to the camp fire
rs follows:
"Well, we had the camp tire-hh
governor and | did That is the COVER
aor and some of tho dignitaries made
} speeches and the orchestra played
Mr.. Martin spoke a regular fourth o
July speech and up to his usual higt
standard of excellence. Then the gov
> ernor spoke. He praised the command
9 ant and talked to the "ola boys" res
: fatherly and nice. Major McDougal
+ commanding officer of the third batal
Y lion, and the man who is going to b
e our next lieutenant governor. was il
$ He looked fine in the parade th
morning. | was going TO give I'll
names of his staff or the staff of Il
Colonel who is not here, Colonel 1I1
:, glesby. This colonel it is whose pla,
j. Major McDougall is filling as comman,
y ing officer believe l said Anyway
e. is nominee on the republican tick
!. for lieutenant governor. But tho
II other staff officers haven't the nam
of, but will send them when l ha
time to look them up.
IS 81 was talking about the campfil
le Well. Colonel Holmes of Aberdeen W
n 7, the next speaker and if he did n
- make a heart to heart talk new
ID heard one. My! and he said afte
wards speaking wasn't his fort.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-08-19

like to say a word about this Colonel
Holmes, but it might be of such a ma
ture as to make the others jealous so 1
refrain. But they all made heart to
heart talks and Colonel Goddard too,
and trust they are all as good as Col.
Holmes looks.''
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-08-19
,rs Nott.Shoo|< has obtained q con

tinuation of her lease to Sept. lst, so
that she will be enabled to entirely dis
pose of her stock of goods. They are
going rapidly, but such Il large assort-
ment requires time TO get rid OF. Gus
TONERS will get the benefit Of this
lengthening of time for closing out, but
should not delay.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-08-19
Reward.

For gold pin lost between the Evans
and place of encampment. On the
front are the letters IN Nj. S. M" in
blue enamel, and the initials H. j. H. -
are engraved on the back. Finder
please return to BankHot Springs and
receive reward.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-08-19
Ad;~iant General Tenders Thanks.
Scamp Eben Martini"
Hot Springs, S. d..
August is. 1901

Editor of Hot Springs STAR:
Dear sir:-I desire through the col
cmns OF your valuable paper to express
on my own part and that of the officers
ana men OF the Third Battalion CT the
'Third Regiment of South Dakota Nat
ional Guards our grateful appreciation
and thanks for the generous and royal
reception we have met with during our
enaampment here.
The grand reception and dance given
TO the governor and his family aud to
the officers Of the National Guard will
ever he remembered 10y those so for
tuuate as to enjoy it.
Among tile many citizens who have
contributed to the support OF the
Guards while here who should! be spec
tally commended are. His Honor. Mayor
Clark and Major W. S. Bentley, who,b
their persistent efforts, secured the
encampment and contributed withou
stint i'm every possible manner TO it,
success. S. j CoNKLIN.
Adjt General.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-08-19
WE WON AND WE LOST
Hot Springs Ball Team Has Pinyed -Four
Games Since Last Issue. We
WON Three of Them.

Games Since Last Issue We
Won Three of Them.
Friday q game between the Springs
team and a team picked from the MIL
itia proved quite interesting and was
good practice for our boys. The mil
itiamen put up Il pretty fair game and
we must saw did much better than we
thought they would. Six innings were
played, in which Hoye, who threw for
Hot Springs, struck out seven men and
allowed five hits which netted two runs.
The militia team tried two pitchers
and between them they struck out nine
men and allowed four hits which were
sufficient to bring in the seven runs,
one of the hits was double by Le-
Croix and another q four sacker by
Kelly. Balmer umpired and gave real
good satisfaction. Errors were plenti-
full on both sides.
Score by innings:
Hot Springs . o 2 o.
Militia o L u
Saturday we ran up against the col
ored bows from Fort Robinson and the
result was entirely unsatisfactory to
the hooters on our side of the PROPOSE
tion. We were not in it at any stage OF
the game. The Fort Robinson team
had donned their batting clothes be-
fore going out to the grounds. and tue
way they hit the ball was a caution.
home run after home run until Il total
of six of them had been made OFT Le-
Croix. the Hot Springs twirler. Lewis
the colore,l pitcher held onr team down
to four hits. and from which bnt two
runs were eurned. Lewis struck out
twelve men and LeCroiX struck out
eleven. The game WAS too one sided
to be especially Interesting. Umpire
Block
Score by innings:
Hot Springs 0 o 0 o 4 o. 4
Fort Robinson y 3 3 3 o l = 0-lt
The game of Sunday was vastly dit
ferent in all respects. 1t was ali ele
gantly played game, and IN addition
to being good, We won it. Hoye dix
pitched great game, and received
very good support. Harris. who start
ed il to pitch TO. Fort Robinson, wa
hit freely and in the third inning wa
taken out and Lewis, their star twirlei
was put in, but ii was too late to say
the ramc-it mad already been wol
Some errors We're made by both team
but ours were not nearly so costly a
were tine ones made 10y the colore
lads. Only one earned run was recorc
ed in the entire game and it belongs i
our column. The scores were made {
follows:
Fo1t Robinson were the first up an
for the first four innings the best the
could do WAS to get just one lone una
on a base, in tho fifth inning secure
a score because OF an eXcnsable errt
ON the part OF LeCroiN at short givil
man a life and followed by a crackir
good hit. again in the sixth they su
ceeded in scoring two more owing
errors 10y Garvey, Lupinske and kell
but that was the end of it, they we
blanked in the other three times up.
Hot Springs got her tallies in Il
following way: Blanked in the fir
in the second they proceeded to ra
in four nice ones by the single of L
pinsEe and double Of Sage ably assist
by the errors of some one, the 9th
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-08-19

For SALE-One half interest in
Scovel Bros. ranch; 800 acres; 200 0acres
under irrigation; acres in apple and
plum trees. Have head springs of Hot
Brook. Parties interested apply to
G. S. SCovEL.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-08-19

railroad agent and placed in the rail
road pens and locked up by the agent
until loaded. JAMES WILSON,
Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01

hetiy Green has rs last been able Ia
scratch enough money together tn buy
herself "a little home ~ tive stories Oh
upper FI!th Avenue, New York City,
t!ui:ng 1t really cheaper to y than Ia
M An!bnd! can do likCwis" 10y e1.
cfc'siug th" same strict that
has always characterized iIr:iy. For
YEAR IN" Irs h"ru all" IT, save each
year cIurr than Il whole lot ~ III could
earn III Il lifetime. Minneapolis Tri.
hun".
Sih"ria, 20 I"rg stretched hrtnr" rh..
i~ma@Inh'"n ~ the Nurii as u land Of
snow rmd d~rsulat:0r. that even non.
when the irnIs.S!bcrInm railroad has
y" b" hYIl,. aud th" pruductivcucss Of
that vnst country II beginning Ia be
understood. n II rather surprised Ia
hear that NOR" than ten ~uIllinn dollars
worth ~ butter is ANNUALLY exported
from SIh"rGt It's great plains furnish
good srazur, and within three years
after the railroad was opened 200 but.
ter manufactures were erected. The
government has now undertaken tu fur.
nish free Instructions on "A large scale in
dHri!lnr and butter making.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01

Efficiently equipped. the re- Is no doubt
that the mines Mt Ely, just over the line
in Nevada. will have been added to the
most productive of Western copper pro.
ducers, said j.. B. Flemmiug, the me.
chanical engineer, who has been giving
them his attention for IA week or more.
MIR. Flemining, whose skill is reflected
Ill n number "f the largest plants ID the
country, has accepted "A Eosition with
the White Pine Copper Mining company
and having satisfied himself ms to It's re-.
sources, is nov Oh his way TO California
where he will procure the machinery for
an experimental mill with which to de-
ter the method best adopted to the
concentration Of the copper sulphides OF
the camp.--Salt Lake Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.
Good Friday and April Fools day.

Good Friday and April Fools day.
Men may come and men mny 90, but
the bombardment OF Port Arthur will
continue forever, it sccme.
Spring and Summer guode. Every
thing new and stylish Tor ladies nnd
gentlemen 10 wear, at Engler's store. "
Hundreds ~ wrappers, kimonos and
saques, muslin and knit underwear Tor
spring md summer, just received at
Englcr's.
y scrap between two inmates OF tho
Wadsworth Jail resulted in one them
losing II piece OF an ear and having his
fingers chrwcG.
Mrs. Clark Duncan will not sing at
tho Episropal church on tho evening Of
Easter Sunday, but will eing ut the
Presbyterian church both morning and
evening.
Tho Car wNnts every Russiun sailor
to have nm Faster e sent him from St.
Petersburg, Tho laps will probably
give them shclIa and not cgg shells
either.
Special Enstor goods. \ large variety
OF ehir, waists, M elegant line OF high
grade silk and other skirts, belts and
many other novcltica just received at
Engior's.
At tho lRuat meeting Of the TOnopah
Miners union, resolutions were paced
indorsng Governor Slarks Tor United
States Senator. W. Il. Hearst Tor prcai
lent mud G. -. Van Duzcr Tor Congress
man.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

" f. .J,Lusan j. tovn from Xo,,h
Fork.
Mr.. and Mn. Harry Dunn returned
last night.
Io,, m
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Ia" FIX" "r'h'r'r" viii give Il social
"'''''e "t rrrtih"h h"li on the evening "i
''I''' OH 'cc 'hr "u'
,
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The attention 81 prupcrty holders IL
called 10 the article elsewhere on insur-
ancr rates. This Is IA matter that inter.
est. every property o,nc in town.
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PORK tie says lf"'' ltu" ""rk last
week. WAS all r'Eht' George thihRs The
n"N' I"G"'iSi"rr s''"nIa max" an "Ppr"P'
ration I" "sSlst the r"ncl'ers oil inc
S,'t" III Their hEh' win ground sHn'F'
refs ana "'h'r i'H'S. liner" ~ u E""u
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01
Hcndy 10 Fight In Reno.

Harry Pollock, manager OF Young
Corbett, is ready and willing to sign
articles in behalf Of Young Corbett to
meet Britt in Reno July 4th before the
S~agcbrush Athletic Club, nm Organiza.
ton that stands ready and willing to
post n forfeit OF $4,000 for the event.
This statement was received from the
promoter and manager while the flyer
stopped Mt Reno last evening.
we are willing to fight at any time
and any place. said Pollock. .but you
will hive n hard time ever signing
Britt. ! believe a mill between Young
Corbett and %IIaulon would make a good
card.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immcdi.
ate relief in all cases of Cough, Group
and LaGribpe because it does not pass
immediately into the stomach, but takes
effect right at the seat ~ the trouble. 1t
draws out the Inflammation, heals and
soothes and cures permanently by en-.
ahling the lungs to contribute pure life
giving and DEMONSTRATING oxygen to the
blood and TISSUES. One Minute Cough
Cure Is pleasant tn take and it 10 good
alike for young and old. Sold by Elko
Drug Co.
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FROM THURSDAYS DALAI.
Salmagundi.

The "x"mir alton OF Merrill Schiller:
str"m f"r II naval chde,sirp began this
morning.
Ih" attention II members OF the tire
department IL called Ia til" notice II
meriIuE elsewhere.
The ReinlIart Company has Just r..
c'lvrd "A consignment II the celebrated
auu"r Shirt Waist. See the nd.
Thomae ilnur"t and Lee Wah. ar.
rested III Cabin fTr selling whiskpy l."
Indians, have IL. en II, ld Ia appear before
tie U. :. grand jury.
lie t""'h "f Il mastodon fou6d nj
Vegas. Lincoln county. will DE- included
III the N"vada ST luris ,Yhihlt. The
tooth is ten inches Ion" md rix inches
broad.
IL Is still ii surprise tn some OF our
pro-JHpnues" citizens that Admiral
Toy" c;!nuot duplicate Perr,'s lannon's
dispatch. We have me, tie enemy
ma they are ours.
Tom Mcguire, ihr veteran :lr at rical
manager, who iii covered Maui ldams
in Virginia City and tool her tn San
Francisco. underwent - scrnud uurr
a;iOn III New York Monday. II = entire
tongue WIS removed. Cancer Is the
cause. Ma-uirr was Il famous character
on the C"mstock IN curly day. For
t"nr years past he laa been with the
Fourteenth street rhcatrr.
Al the Eplsc"pal church last night a
class at fourteen was conTirnc by
Bishop MOreland. who arrived from the
West on No. Il last evening. This was
the Bishops first service here and he
left Il most favorable impression, for he
Inns II charming personality and splendid
address. He departed for Salt Lake
this morning, lie WAS accompanied hy
his little daughter.
The Macon Georgia Telegraph SAYS
thu. It Is time Tor SOu'hcrn Democrats
to get III the saddle. The suutL. WIS in
the saddle during the revolution. She
IN TANplS lhE 1T WIFI Ol
1917. She was in the saddle from 1915
to distributing the formative period OF
the greatest nation ON earth; and those
were tile days OF political honor and
purity. We have been afoot until orr
very solcs are sore"
Complaint has been made to the ar-
thorities against a certain Clique of bows
OF the town who assemble on street
corners and indulge i'll making remarks
abOu: ladies as they pass and using
language that is n disgrace to any boys
raising. Unless these boys desist from
this pernicious practice OF guying men
and insulting ladies they will soon bump
their heads against a brick wall. Such
conduct will not long be tolerated from
boys who are old enough to know better
and the sooner they desist the better for
them,
About two weeks ago two members Of
Rcnos dcmimOnde got into a fight and
IL chewed the Jthcr's fling ers. The
bitter WIS arrested on a charge Of
assault and battery aud fined s25 which
he paid. \ few days ago the woman
who had her fingers bitten began to
sutIer from blood poisoning and nay
lose her arm. Sunday Constable Wilson
arrived from Reno with a warrant for
the arrest Of the woman who did the bit
ing, having located her on ID street. The
Constable came up town for Il few mrn-
utes md during his absence the woman
decamped, but was located several hours
later on the Sutro ranch. She was talk.
Ell to Reno Yesterday morning.-Entcr
prise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,
Salmagundi.

California in threatened with another
food.
Tho new nj ~ the ltcinhart Company
will i~ntcrcat tho lndiCe. Read II and
save money.
Bishop Morcland will bc hero tomor.
row evening to hold services Mt the Epis.
cnpnl church Mt eight o'clock. ilr will
confirm quite II largo clasa, and will q"
on from hero to Salt Lako city. Every.
ono ia cordially invited
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01

Beware Of oIntments for Catnrrh that
Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surel. destroy the sense
OF smell and completely dcrange the
whole system when entering through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except ON pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians, rs
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you Can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catnrrh Cure, manufac.
ture'i by +. j. Cheney IL Co, Toledo g.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
te:nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure Won
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by f.. j.
Cheney N Co. Testimonials free,
Sold 10y Druggists Toe.
hall's Family Pills are the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01

Any man, woman OF child suffering
from headache. billiousness or u duII,
drowsy feeling should take one or two
"f l)cWitt's Little Early Risers night
and morning. These famous little pills
are lannon's because they are II tonic ms
well MS q pill. While they cleanse the
system they strengthen and rebuild il
by their t'nic effect upon the liver and
owels. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01

his seat in the senate and be forever
prohibited from holding my office Of
public trust. The maximum penalty is
two years in the ~penItentiary and sl0.
600 fine Oh each count Of the indict.
ment. Burton's conviction is the first
under the sections OF the statute enacted
by Congress in 1864,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Advertise in the INDEPENDENT.

Advertise in the INDEPENDENT.
a frame dwelling house of four rooms
partly furnished, il offered for sale
For further particulars apply to this Of
flee.
Mr.. Jos. Littleficld is prepared to
make estimates for foundations, ~cellurs
and other stonc masonry. Write or call
ut Now Bargain Store.
RamsdelI, the photographer, can be
found at his gallery prepared to mnkc
tho finest photographs and pictures ever
made in the State.
Lee Hardin has started n drny ing bus
inces aud ia prepared to do all work IN
That line. a share OF the public pat
ronago in solicited.
All chances between 100 and l2OJ in
the rnfTlo for Mrs. Campbcll's dry goods
and millinery store have been u.ade FREQ
chances. Tho salc OF tickets will c.osc
on April list. Take n chance aud WIN a
store Tor less than n rong.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

~ WV"
Detective Sullivan of the Southern
FArIil II III town.
PIhllr officials should play no favor
lies All men rhouii hook alixr tu
them.
rlo Ci,h, r,,,,
r.,.. VIZ :,
Sratrr senator.
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Il .,,.,.l,, CL,n,
l'''s'"'"" Nr''"! arrested H'"rE"
h'7s''F last might on TIA" rh"rc" ~ "I
lie committee appointed III Nhsh""
count! I" e"iic't -"~h-rnp'inn" tnf
""f'i '''r ""Tk f"'H'I several hum
"''' ""''"rH H'rt"fAhs.
Jimmie Britt nnn the irrisiuu lu.t
hgh' III 'le I h-ht ut The
'h' "' 'H' inth round. II was All inter
'T''"f N3'"P 'f"'" T'"f' I" h"iTh.
From Mr.. Barhtunn the ISprrtxp,Xr
learns that Mr.. E.E Luiz II Eub, Val.
ley IL quIt, lick. he was REPORTED come
better when Mr.. E,rLmuu Jeff fine val.
\. t.. Luke, an employ" - IA" Me-
raih planning mill at Reno. got lis left
hand too close t" II buzz saw ycetcrlay
and Ii minus part 81 tw" finrcrr ns
the result.
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nurse ''""' ''' "''"'!'' '""'h'
VI. Barndollar, one 81 the Reno Jour
nal force. will start a paper III Goldiirln,
EsmrrniIn'- ncw mining town. Tho
"'"''"' '"' ' P'P'' wiz Wv !" ''"'''
: quorum NV '"' w" ""'""''
Tho ear ~ credited with the 4, cInrn.
that II will he u humane war When
tho sun rises in the west, wtru Pug nav.
lga," the air. and when rrv"r" run up
hill. then The wuflI may prepare IA sec
,oo..
ILL.,, II,,N., f..l I'.V.r ',,,,
has been Incorporated III Reno with u
capital ~ s"O),urU, divided iu'o 300.
UVV shares. Tho uiJ ct at tia" company
IL !" furnish Reno with an abundant
supply ~ pnr" water. Governor Sparks
Is on" OF Tia" directors.
,,
'het" ar" nov sIN stntca without ont
standing obIi,ptiona they nrc Illiunia
Iowa N,,,,ooL, w.. I,rsn, woo, VIZ.
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T""'" "'I 'u'"' inc "'"'" ~ ~''''n""f''
hhhNhs, MIrhignn. Nevada. south I)hkn.
Ia and Wyoming are only nominal.
w. N"'H''"' came "P 't"" mn"
'h" morning. ~" reports '"nslicnr hi"
huIIdng in pfnapcct in: our sister iowa
Mr.. Isnln will build n brick store uu ms
u,,sor, l,,.,. ,, ,r.- L,,;LI,,.
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Superintendent Gilbrr, McM. I;npa IN
Nh article ru tho C,mst,rk lndc. nuh.
liahcd IN the little volume entitled "IIiR.
tory ni NEVADA to 10 distributed FREQ
nj the 81. I.ouia world'p rair. cotimntca
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01

That route is well known tn pass
Il rough Egan canyon where consider.
able grading WINS lone by the ID. Il L. G.
w. Co; thence west near Eureka. etc.
The route recently surveyed north Of
here, which would pass neal Flower
Lake is condemned rs impracticablc. II
correct this is indeed good news for
Cherry Ely und Hamilton. as well rs all
the 'rst Of our county.-White Pine
News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-01

How would it do for you'll
grocer to sell poor stuff or dear
stuff as he sells Schilling's
Best?
Moncybacl;.