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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
PLANS FOR MATCH

VANCOUVER n. g.. July g-Ths
Cote Mcleod wrestling match
which Il 90 come off nc thia place
August 6. will be- held ou the Brooch
ton Point Athletic club grounds
The match will be- an open air 40.
fair and Nill commence az 3 O'Clock
In the afternoon. A platform will
Be erected in front ~ the Eranf
stand and the spectators will have
an excellent view 81 tho contest
Both men are training hard Cor the
coming match which It iH expected
will 81 attended BY the largest aE
EreEatlou that ever witnessed a cel.
ehfatIon ~ this kind here
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the fast time az he AIaazar tonight
Sunday afternoon and night Mon
day Tuesday and Wednesday.
Wlelemaun company Will be seen
Ina Justin Adams sensational drama.
In Greater New YORK The scenes
are laid Iu OF around fha great me
uopolla This ia accounted one ~
the strongest plays BOO tho W.rdr-
mann repertoire. train of cars
and burning junk shop being
among lie features.
On Thursday evening NEXT at
The Stroke 81 Ten" will be- tho
play. continuing until the close Of
next week Tho story ls laid Ia the
south during tho Civl war. and
the play is said % b. d most ef-
feetiye military drama. taking tho
love OF a Yankee officer FOR Rebel
girl. Of course. aa its moving feat
ure Nj Wlsdemaun win enact "a
war correspondent Mr. Tanning
Will be the leading man. Miss
Wiedemann the leading woman and
Mr King the heavy villain Dur
ing the performance new vaudeville
turns will be introduced
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f. Mays Parish Rev W Nets
Church corner ~ Twrnifsth avrnus
ard Jackson street Tariy mas. and
SERMON frhH9rrH.s msaH1. sE g. m
Sundays am p m Tautr8-tion
ard heHrdIHfiau. % 3. M
Church ~ Our Lady ~ Good Help
Third avenue and Washington street
SUNDAY. low masses az Sc On. and &
q. m hIEh Mes l1a1 a. m Sunday
school. a. m. Vrrprra. 40 D. IN
Week faVH. wara a. IN
Sacred Heart Church Rev Geo 4
fffid A. on end g. o. m los
maaa ~ p. m veaperH. sermon an8
heHHHfHffdu.
Church % TIRE fwwn estate Caurop.
tI1u Rev A Hw-rfa. A. 40 ard 3 N
4. m low maeH l1 ~ a. Co.,, hiEh mass
aHd HHfmHH. I'D . m. rosary anf
bsusd. ton.
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AID the surgeons said that uow he
mlsht auau be sell
1aa. too. Hsa. sid Chalmers.
lingering a moment after WiHu had
left the tent but nursing % what
Yuu need and Dallas and al aay
- must have Yoa 81 Hrnakslde %
Il faak Garden 10 explain that
tt = fure1uus conclusion. said
be. though no engagement has
been announced. but he's out there
every tay. Oh. hadnt yuu heard =
WAY. IF course We'll. Yol knou
eur general utuf % Italy lie had
sssn The face In a miniature lie
kna# her the instant he ct eyes
on her. driving on the piHrian. and
confronted her by calling her b.
her HHEht zane. aheu she came. de-
maudIng aId she had iost most u
her beauty and health With them
Henf her charm aud friends and
means except shat ChaimafH sent
her she vent into hospital 20 the
general wrote. ia March a year aro
she has been dead over a year
Then some hearts. AZ least. had
found happiness Rex saw IL iu the
TO faaea that beamed over him
later that second day lie Efaapei
their hands and wished them JOY
nuatfemhln. and later asked for
Aztec. who could not leave moth
sr. I'D Agatha With dowu1ast
eyes
Mt be would not 60 20 Hrn0kHlds
lie Gould rot A. soon aa law would
- him NIth brave John VIM. he
vas going home
one exquisite evening In early
June Inffaham found himself slow
y climbing A winding pathway
among the wooded heights over
COOKING from the east The glorious
view 81 TaHpau Zee the rock RIB
bel palisades the beautifully roll.
tuF hin country 81 tho opposite and
noffhward shores They had met
tNIea. Edltha and fnNaham in the
citV Watson bad need az them
hafh IN the conduct ~ her affairs
s. had nov been mistress Of her
o. fortune for over a year. and
b. first at vas 10 pay Off every
claim fhat had been filed against
her fathers estate. and some that
had not been filed at all Chalmers
had been Of material aid Poor
Frenisr-HFran1y. as his soldier
Guardians lad come % HalI him had
long since parted with his papers.
aud they had perIahed with Blunt
when that Impartial patriot the
man who would serve both sides
Hrove 70 swim the Rio Crande.
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OTHER PLANS
TO Be MADE

The special council committee on
the municipal building laHt night
virtually decided 90 erect either a
$4,000 jain ct a building that would
Accommodate the health department
and emergency hospital besides tho
police aud prisoners. which could be-
built for tt2b 900 A subcommittee
vas appointed % decide upon a
suitable site and 90 frame RECON-
mendationa for tho Immediate in.
stallatiou Of new sets o. vaults Ia
the city hall Ina which TO keep rec
orda
The committee figured that tho
present city hall would 90 fur a few
wars longer u the room nov otcu-
pied BY the police could be utilized.
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bad FIRE TO FIGHT

The Syracuse Smelling works. on
lIrat avenue south. caught FIRE a.
al o.,insk last night usfnrc the
fire. which vas hard one Co nEht
could BE- controlled the building wa.
damaged nearly ttoo. covered BY In
aurauee On the second floor 10
stored phosphorus in tiu cans These
cans rust ara expose the Substance
Nhleh fsuifss ou exposure to che air
This US the cause q the fire and
many others that have started in
this building
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Rev ~ u. Brown. superintendent
~ the washington ghuirru'a Home
society. Wi.i l.HHusa the WORK of the
aa#Isfg iu gHrHf.HHa1u's h1U TO-
morrow morning at % o'clock Tho
congregation - tho tIat ". r.
aha b aIIi attend che service ln a
body.
THHasaph society. Seattle lodge
Meets ~ Ills ThIrI avenue ut g
p. m. Subject. religion and RE-
Hzlau.7 ". q. B Randolph.
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CUE TOMORROW

The barbecue. which has been an
annual event with the local Butch
ors' union for years. will be given
al Madison park tomorrow after
noon. n a. Hoffman. who e. man
aging the affair says that n will
Doe tho largest and most novel held
Ia years Twenty five or thirty
men will Do required 10 cook the
beef Tor tho big hungry crowd that
Is expected 90 go out there Most
OF the beof, instead OF being roast
"a whole IN old fashioned style. Will
be carefully brolled over the Goals
Tho proceeds will 60 TO the Butch.
eTa' union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

Mrs Leslie Carter In IN Barry
DaomIHaH In Hr one Of the most
brilliant productions ever put be
fore the Seattle public Manager
Howe Of the seattle fheater hah
his force In a fever Of preparation
for the opening Performance ON
"Wednesday night The pgmp aud
auIsudar af the reign Of Louis. the
Well beloved Is pictured By
r.ataua wealth 81 costly detail or
the production a san Francisco pa
pei say
a fine opal set In diamonds is
Airs Leslie GaftHfa bu Harry
seen for the first time lat night
81 the Grand opera house Nothing
before seen In san Francisco aps
ufnafhea If in aHmHlH9uH, lu1uflH
qua maEuIueeuHs. Ia Overwhelming
beauty Of picture Beiaaea ia aald
- have spent $4,000 upon the set
thugs aud sFan ean see the money
as Fred Beinaeu puts It. Three
thousand dollar quilts are spread
repkiesalg GA the nu Barry bed
old French medals seen for one
flash ~ moment glitter ON the
eauftiara breasts and II there are
not the 200 poo louis I'm Jnanue'a
money box when she urIbea Du
harry. lis only because David Be.
laseo could not buy EN-
According 70 the almost universal
verdict Of the critics MfH Carter
the American Bernhard. IL At
her splendid height IN Du Barry.
aud holds her audience IN a tense
spell With her fire and intensity
throughout the length af the play
that feN actresses could sustain.
OF the play Du Barry It has been
said that It ts more hystefIeal than
historical. Helaaeo and Mrs. Car
ter. however. frankly admit that
liberties have been taken With his
torleai faatH and wIth the character
Of IL Du barry. By notice upon The
program. and the critics are ~ one
opinion. that the license has been
veil taken
sDu BaffY= ls even more daring
than lara and the production IL
eaudldlY offered Tor adults only"
The sale 81 seats wili begIu Mon
day morning
~ GREATER NEW YORK"
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500 REWARD. 500.

The readers ~ THIS paper will b.
pleased o. learn that there Or at least
one dreaded disease that HrI~ufs has
been able 10 cure Iu 600 IfH stages. and
that O. fHfarTh Halle talarrh Cure
p the only positive cure rDH known 90
tHa medical fraternity. tatarrh boz
Ing constitutional disease. requires
constitutional treatment Halle Ca
tHfrh Cure iH taken Internally. acting
directly upon Tho blood and mucous
surfaces ~ the system. thereby de-
HffpFlua thn foundation OF tla disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building Hp the constitution Hud as
HIHfIHH nature iu doing 500 work Tho
rf1priftaTH have DO much faith ln ifH
curative powers that they offer one
Hundred HollarE for nuy CHsp that ~
fails - cure Send Tor lst ~ trsti.
Address +. J. CHENEY q CO.
Toledo. o.
a8id ~ Druggists 78r
TAKE Halls Family pills Tor c0nstl-
ia ton
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LUKE SEES THINGS
"A toke NTH stood upon the sands
% time
And watched a line Of rhoatiy
gags go by:
And ever anon be fixed bis eye
Sfeadatiy on bIt OF prose or
rhyme
Full many "a time De- started with a
cry
Ard quies retrsatof though bis
nerve was prime.
Old boys with long alfaifas sRelIad
the thIonE.
The Crutch division covered many
milo.
The cane brigade brought up the
rear and while
They marched the leader smoto
the chestnut gong.
puofh De- UHr.T manufacturer with
smile.
= ought 10 know them-but It's
been 20 long
But BY md by. a tumuit seized the
iOhcr-
Ore gag upon an0ther's heels had
trod
And spilled they some their life
blood on the s0d.
The same Except In duelsl az
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Mr - UaKEfaa - NsIh5afn.
pa. writes MY daHiaF tod - I
had consumption aHd nothing ssaid
b. done Tor ne I saa given un 10
de Th~ offer Of free tfIsI bottle
% Dr Klnzs Nsu Discovery fer
'orHuwpi induced ms 10 ~ -
Results e~rr startling au uaw
GA the road 20 recovery and uea al
% pr kings Nsu Discovery. Il
surely saved my NE" This arraf
cure 10 EuaraufssI for au throat
ana lunE disease - G. o. Guy. Inc.
Druggists. Second and Ysalsr. Price
sos ana 81 %. Trial bottles Zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

one Of the most attractive feat
urea ~ WaEauhala ana Kempers
Dramatic Hur. faHis "SanWmbo." IN
which Frederick WafIa ana Kath-
ryu Kiiier vuI star next season. is
said 10 be- the Incidental music npe-
elaIly composed BY Henry X. Had
ley This music. which includes an
overture and several rhYrusra. ~
said 70 be- both Impressive tGl mo-
I8dlgua
The final scene IN "aalsmmbo" IL
said O. equal iu Intensity and sua-
psHHa. the greatest tragic moments
af the sariJg dramas 10 pictures
the death Of Mnfho. killed by the
toftufsa % The frenElei mobs o.
Carthage and that - Ellammbo.
who. compelled 90 witness The auf-
fsfinsa Or her lover. dies Of a broken
heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

The Russian crops are reported 10
be a failure. The only thing In
Russia that hasut failed Is the
press censor.
The women managers Of the 81
Louis exposition have decided that
ths lgDrrofe costumes are not i'm
modest The managers must be so
eiety women.
Bat then after ALL what vas the
sense In wrangling over a little
thing Ike an lEorrote c0atumeT
A WORN FROM roz4 WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

A runaway almost ending fatally
started q horrible ulcer on tho leg
Of J IA 0ruar. Franklin Grove. ul.
For four years IL dafed all doctors
and al remedies. Hut Bugklen'a
Arniea sa1fs had no trouble 20 eurs
him Equally good for Burns.
BRUISES. skin Euptious and Piles
25e at @. o. GUY, Inc. drug store,
Second and Yeslsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

As-oon a. company A OF The Tenth
regiment. which ls now guarding
property ~ the quartsrmastsrs de-
paffHeHt 40 American lake. iE able
20 come here. there will be four
companies ~ infantry stationed a.
FORT LAYTON. companies -. g. and
p. aud the r~Fim~utal band ~ The
Tenth regiment have already ar
rived
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The Washington policemen have
been ordered not - chew faafhuIrEH
while on their beats Next thing
they'll probably be ordered not to
cut their fiugernails on the streets
Where's Spinner this after
uo0u9H
4 saw him about 2 o'clock. tax
ing the pfima donna Of some opera
company ont for a ride In hts auto
mobile"
Hes been taking her ont in his
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ooprpIdHr Iaoa
na' rfv HohAHr G

HYNOPStR
John Rayuur "a pru pef1uH law
yer OF New York financially ruined
al tho outbreak OF tho civil Nat. has
"a paulytit seizure after being rob
bed OF funds belonging Ia the Irsz
nier estate Rex lnsrHhHm. sent
through Columbia COLLEGE BY Vay
noe o. suspected of the theft and IL
oatranred from BaYnar.H daughter.
EdithH whom he loves With Gupt
John Wiun. Rex Eoea ta Washing
ton and becomes "A cavalry mat
While carrying a staff message he
rides down sentry Who detained
him. and II placed under arrest At
home his chum. Edward uufnham.
and Mrs Fairbanks. EdithaH aunt
start rumora that luEraham ia euii#
~ of theft While visiting at Hfook
slide. home OF Mrs t.auRdon and her
two daughters. Wlnn aud lnEfaham
witness tho capture Of supposed
Spy The captive wha has been Sc
riously injured. ih MAJ Chalmers
who is ia some mysterious way con
u~,tcd with the tauEdona Chals
merH IL removed from Hroohalde BY
Or Dallas. brother OF Mrs. Lang
don
Rev tried by court martial FOR
running down the sentry. pleads
Euiliy but states HE belief that hia
order 90 hurry Justified him.
Ordered back % his regiment. In
Eraham Il captured b. Virginia
troopers
Ne 10 aided 70 escape by Mai
Chalmers and both safely cross the
happahanuoek aud arrive At Bur.
tons farm
inGfaham is captured By Virginia
troopers. Chalmers aida him and
they escape through the Wiidrrnesa.
finally reaching Washington e
Rev receives severe wound and
becomes nus=t nj Hruakalda.
where saEinE into the eyes Of al /.
LanEi1u. he fufgsfa his love FER
Etifha.
Parting from hia neN love. UsE.
nov h captain. spends the HInfaf "a
the hapuahanuo.k Ia the wilder
ness the following May DURING tho
strange bait 81 ChanaalIara he nnd
VIM observe the flank movefusnt
% Lees army. which Hooker AL
hia suuefalH mlatuhs for = stai
IhaT report % Gru uetsnH
With the nth corps Isolated M
TIE riFht wing practically defense
leua. the officers refuse 70 at on The
reports. AID lee 3 master ATTACK. b.
gins
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CHIFFON SELLING At
27c PER YARD At
cHESBR0's
1905 End

T0n tnov " b0Hrhf out ne n
d roaae stock. 20 noW we're selling
Chiffon AZ ale per yard. Instead OF
Ibo. Maine a. lie PEI yard. instead
OF fQc.
Suits worth regularly So. so and
so. your choice ........... 1918
Coats. worth 81 70 So. AZ s1.B5
Remember the pia.e=nt CHEas
BROS PIANO House. 1905 End eve.
Our new location.
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CHAPTER XIV Continued
Again the cavalry rode abreast
deep through the fuaminE fords and
took the old way into the wilder.
neaa Again the long blue columns
Med through the forest and nsa
lnErahnm drew rein At nurtuuH
doorway while the rash % Waf-
r~u'a yuileYa woke the hoes ard
almost drowned the veil ~ Long
streets men AKaIn Nith burton
this time be explored the fields
about uowdnilH and T.uaketfN
SEARCHING nos amunE The hundreds
20 ErANea Tor that 81 brave John
Wilma. bar guald fad no trace.
Then. wlth sheridan Rsx swung
free % tho Flooding infantry and
fought hard az yellow Tavern lie
Was a major uhsu they crossed The
James. commanding niK seasoned
TROOPS and a.ufning duty ~ the
desk Then came the fail q -
Sheriians transfer 60 the shenan
dnah and maaf m loo 81 Tor step
A regiment ~ cavalry had iaai -
head and God name II wasn't
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IN GREATER NEW YORK"
Dixie Land vii De given for
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IL ain't no reason
just because a Won
an says Fudge th't
It's the word she
tl.ukin NV.
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-Have you bad any sign Of hay
fever this SUMNER"
No. an don't think T viii have.
k@ too hard up 90 have IL this
yewx."
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They Are Now All
Happy.
Free Rent, While

o. % 20 s 50 per uesk pays for
tie home II sick or aat Of
work anY time and ant keep
up your payments the Seattle
Hamsseekefa Go is the only
one Who can and vii always
extend your tine
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-12-30
Christmas.

Old st. Nichols came to crowded
houses in the churches Christmas
eve. Contrary to the usual expect
ations the weather was such as is.
seldom had in this country on x mas
day. The churches had exceed
ingly interesting programs and gave
an unusual number of presents TO
the little folks. The poor and the.
needy were carefully taken care Of
by the various societies and it is
safe to say that these number less
than ever before.
All the business houses were closed
on Monday and the tired merchants
and clerks had day to themselves.
happy in the fact that a good bust
ness had rewarded their efforts for
weeks past.
Happy.faces crowded the posi- office
days before receiving and sending.
tokens OF love and friendship to dear
ones far away. While She force
there have hardly had holiday on
account of the slow movements Of the
heavily laden trans. they nave not
complained,
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Change at the Poor Farm.

Mr. Phil Rathgaber who has been
in charge of the poor farm will retire
with the old year and will take up
his residence on bis own farm near
Farmingdale after having served the
county faithfully Tor two year. Per
haps no better idea of Mr.. Rath ga
ber's good service can be had than
the unsolicited testimonial OF an
inmate of the county farm which is
the unanimous opinion of all who
have been unfortunate to have re.
sided there, which is as follows:
Poor FARM, DEC. "a, 1904.
EDITOR UNION:
1t is with deep regret that learn
of the departure Of our kind friend
and advisor, Mr.. Rathgaber. We
have been treated more than we'll
during his administration. He is a
man that is energetic, courteous and
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-12-30
yer. Three shots we're fred in Quick

yer. Three shots we're fired in quick
succession, only one Of which took
effect however.
Mr.. Cassler was shot in the groin
and fell to the ground and the would
be murderer thinking he had accom-
plished his design made off under
cover Of darkness. The shots brought
assistance almost Immediately. and
the injured man was given all the
attention possible. Dr. jackson was
summoned and commenced probing
for the bullet but was0unable to get
| the piece OF lead. He wired DR..
Smith OF this place and the latter
went down Saturday night to con-
suit with him in the case. It was
not advisable to probe further, and
DR.. Smith arrived home this morning
Az the time he left the injured man
was resting as easily as could be ex-
pected, and the doctor announces
that he will undoubtedly recover.
The shooting is thought to be the
elimination of an old grudge and
searching parties have been out for
several days hunting for the man
who suspicion points to. Thus far
they lhave been unable to locate him
Lead Call.
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ILLEGAL.
Sweeping Decision by Our Supreme
Court,

1t has generally been understood
that the issuing of q town license
was sufficient protection for the
saloon, but the supreme court has
just handed down decision that
will effect nearly a hundred saloons
in the Black Hills.
The decision holds that city license
must be voted each year that cleo ton
is held to make the saloon legal
institution. AS no such q question
was voted on in the Hills in our last
election, it places our saloons on the
illegal list.
The following special from Pierre
will give good idea Of the far reach
ing effect this decision will have.
not only on the saloons Of the Hills
but those of the whole state.
In the supreme court Wednesday
number of opinions were handed
down, the one OF the greatest in
terest being by Haney in the case of
South Dakota, Elk. Rel. P. r. Crow
theirs and j. M. Bundy. VS.. L. W.
Barber, I. Il. Thoerson and Henry
Mauch, trustees Of town of Hetland
appellants, Kingsbury county, in
which Judge Whiting, of the circait
court,was affirmed. This was the
case to test the liquor license law Of
the state, in which the point at issue
was the right of town board tc
grant licenses where there had been
no affirmative vote at the last pre-
ceding election. Judge Whiting
held that on affirmative vote was
required every year before a license
could be issued, and in this he has
been affirmed by the supreme court
This means that there is not !ega
saloon in the state except in town.
where license was voted at thu
election last spring, and it affect!
most Of the towns of the state.
Other opinions by Haney wer
Charles Harmon, appellant. VS.
John Goggins, ct al, Clark affirmed
Geo. O. Woodford, ct al, VS.. c
A. Kelley, Beadle, affirmed.
Opinions by Corson were: ]. Mer
win Erickson, appellant. VS.. Thoma
II. Commit, ct al, McCook, affirmed
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RAPID CITY. SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY,

Crouch was satisfied that he had
complete control of the work. he
neglected to boast and harp of what
was to come but proceeded to get
actual (and not "made') dollars for
the construction work of the new
road, which he succeeded in doing.
After the money was at hand and be
could get on the ground he has com.
menoed con tracing for the work to
be done and has the money to pay
for it in his possession. This method
of doing things" is something so
entirely new to US in railroad con-
struction that we have hardly grasp
ed the whole idea that soon we will
have trains running on the track
and not the MYTHICAL, visionary and
imaginary ones we have seen in
deans.
Mr.. Crouch leaves today for Den
yer to arrange other details of the
work and will return in few days.
However work will commence next
month in earnest, which will start us
on the high road to surpass all other
towns of the Hills in size and bust.
ness transacted. We will then re.
claim our once proud title of "The
Denver of the Black Hills"