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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
VERDICT AGAINST TRUST
South pakots Farmer Awarded DAM
ages for Bad Oil Explosion.

Britton. 4. H., Nov. ga jury In
the United States court for South Da.
ko,a has returned n verdict OF far
reaching importance. which II followed
By juries elsewhere In the United
States will materially reduce the prof.
It's of the Standard oil company.
Carl Ogren. u farmer living In this
(NIarshali) county. instituted a suit
against the Standard oil company or
behalf OF himself and minor children
by which he sought to recover FROM
the oil company damages in the sum
Of $1,000 for the death OF Mrs. ogren
which was causcd last November by
the explosion of n Kerosene lamp.
The suit originally VAS Instituted W
the state circuit court for Marshall
county. hut later was transferred &c
the United States court. The plaintiffs
based their claim for damages on the
ground that the oil In n lamp was
adulteratcd with gasoline. resulting ia
tho explosion which caused the death
OF Mrs. Ogrcu.
After hearing the testimony In the
case the jury awarded the plaintin 6
Judgment for $500 against the stand
ard oil company.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
SOUTH DAKOTA IN.
NEED OF Immigration
North Dakota's Growth Is At.
tributed TO Vast Amount
OF Advertising.
LITTLE HAS BEEN DONE
- South Dakota No Great Effort Ha.
Been Made to Interest Homcseek-
ers While Sister State Works
Winter and Summer.

Pierre. 8. D.. Nov. is.-when the
two Dakotas were admitted TO state~
hood In 1889. South Dakota had fully
a third more population than did the,
north state. At the present time tho
population of the two states IL pruc-
Ideally the same figure ~ shown by tho
census OF this year.
Ever since the admission. North Da-
kota has been working To secure new.
population. It's state land department.
is supplied with a sufficient fund for
advertising purposes 10 send u Illus
tratcd circulars, and a large q u
or printed matter. I'm which not only
the state lands alone are advertised.
put the section Ia which they are To-
Gated are shown up TO the best nd-.
vantage. During tho same time tho
Great Northern road has kept in eN-l
istcncc an immigration bureau OF its
own and has done n great deal toward
securing settlers for that state.
For the same time every effort tor
secure anything Ia tho way or an APP
preparation from the Legislature of
South Dakota for advertising tha
state. or keeping OF an immigration
bureau In existence has met with ~
cold turn down. Nothing has becrg
done outside OF private Cnort 90 iincf-,
ent land companies.
The results OF the different policies
followed by the two states H. shown I'M
the figures which give North Dakota
n gain OF 10000 In population since.
1880 and South Dakota a gain or but
10000. The question OF action 10 be-
Ing generally discussed owe the state
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
FINE FALL r.
Il Enables South Dakota Farmers [
Gather Crop.

Yanktou. =. H.. Nov. 2O.-Th" late
fall weather this year has been one of
the most fortunate things hat hiss
happened 10 farmers locally FOR some
time past. 4 heavy Wind Of the past
summer Frustrated the corn. and while
10 did not ancC. the yield and quality,
N did send the crop close TO he ground.
-Four inches OF Snow would have COW
cred thrcc-uuarIcrs OF the corn, which
would have played haNJC with profit
and yield. As IL h. the splendid wealth
Ter has allowed interrupted picking un
IN now one begins to hear OF this ana
that farmer getting through. y week
at most will practically see every
farmer safe with an unusually good
crop of sound corn. The weather has
added thousands to the porkctbooks %
Yunkton county farmers without a
question and che tillur OF IN" soil ~
smiling hur,abouts and well Dee may.
YanEtuu citizens were yesterday
treated To- tho sight Of "a swift driven
tourist automobile. with glass front,
th, uCyaHggurE OF which were Two
Johns Uru TgrEun) and J.. +. Nuuc-
maker. both wealthy quartrrbloOds OF
tgv Rosebud reservation. Tn" FIRST
NAMED owns 1000 prime acres of land
ia the Indian country named. The car,
which was 90 forty horsepower, cost
$1,000 Iu Chicago. agi leaving thai CiiN
last SUNDAY. arrived here yesterday
noon. or 600 miles in -four 81 oU.-h1lt
days.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
He HAo NO LICENSE.
Vibors Restaurant Man Arrested /
Officials.

Sloux. F'llls, :. H., Nov. :O-Churlci
stacey. n restaurant man OF Niborg,
situated south az Sioux Falls on the
Great Northern railroad. was arrested
by Deputy United States Marshal Lnmt
~ this city on the charge Of selling
liquor without having FIRST secured y
government license.
The prisoner vas brought 10 Sioux
Falls. and. ~ the result ~ his prcllm'
mary minatiou before United states
Commissioners Conway. was held foi
appearance before the next federal
grand Jury. Stacey furnished bonds for
his appearance at the proper time and
was released from custody. An EFFORT
was made To secure his Indictment by
n United States grand jury. which was
In session in Sioux Falls Inst month,
but the evidence Was deemed insuih.
Client and the ease was dismissed.
However. W. 4. Simpson, deputy in-
tcrnul revenue collector for South nn.
kota. was satisfied that Stacey was
selling liquor In violation uf the fed.
Frul statutes. and go decided TO do "a
little detective work on his own ac-
count. lie maintained a watch over
Stuccy's place OF business until he had
secured evidence which warranted his
arrest, as stated. and every effort will
DO made to secure the conviction OF the
defendant when the case Is tried.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
YOUNG GENERATION IS !
SEEKING new WORLDS.
Vast Unoccupied Territory in
Western South Dakota Is
Attracting Attention.
MANY WHO SETTLE THERE
Aen and womsn from Eastern Statei
Hurry to Inspect Land Which
Uncle Sam Gives Freely
for improvements.

Huron. :. n. Nov. e0.-Anothcr del
s~gation' OF homcseekers left here today
on "A our OF inspection OF lands sub
Jcct To entry under the homestead laws
ON the Sioux reservation west OF he
Missouri river. In tho company were
fifteen employees OF the Chicago and
Northwestern railway, who will follow
the example Of many OF their associates
and enter homesteads. Many Of those
now going To the reservation are cast
crn people who have little II any idea
OF pioneer life. and who VIII find hat
holding down n claim Is no picnic
or summer outing.
A continuous residence for five years
must Re made upon the land. with cul-
tiyution sufficient TO establish the fact
that the entry Ia not made Tor spccu-
lation but for n hore for the cntrymnn
and HIS family. Communication may be
had ~ the expiration OF fourteen
months. and by payment OF not less
than 90 cents per acre for the land at
time OF making final proof.
AZ TO railway and market facilities
the settler will be quite remote for q
humber OF years. unless fortunate
enough To c "A tract ear the rail-
way line now being extended from
Pierre To Rapid city through the
Black Hills region.
Not n few who have come from the
east with a view To- entering govern
mcut land have changed their minds
when they understood he requirements.
and have purchased farms. either i'm
proved or unimproved. I'm this locality
and north and west from here. one has
little idea OF the limited knowledge OF
on homcscekers. Fo example. three
Illinois men came here with the intcn-
ton Of making homestead cntricn and
were nstonishcd when they learned that
the land was not within u stones
throw" OF prosperous cities. with
schools. colleges. churches. etc. and
that palace cars would not pass the
door OF their shack two or three times
daily.
Fou women. two from Iowa and two
from Wisconsin. after learning what
must be don To- secure government
land. decided TO abandon their purpose.
and all are now teaching school In this
county FOR $40 per month. and two or
the quartet r In fair way 10 get
possession OF farms and prosperous
young farmers without the ViCissitudcn
OF pioneer life. but by the aid of cupid.
who Is always on the alert la this -
cinu-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
CHASTITY SKELETON
BlEACHED ON PRAIRIE
Unrecorded Fate Of Ranchman
in Butte County Covered
by Death.
COMPASS NEAR THE BODY
Man Had Probably Been Fatally
Wounded in a Fight and Crawled
Into a Hole 10 Die from the
Effects.

Lead. :. H.. Nov. 2a-Alex Cruick-
shank. "a horse raiser living on the
Grand river, In Butte county. arrived
In the city and reports that a few days
ago while riding after some stray
horses he came across the skeleton OF
a man with some Of the clothing and
flesh still Clluging to the n when
found the skeleton. or that part of II
which the coyotes had not carried OF,
was "A hole made by the unrooting of n
biz pine tree. Near the skeleton was
found a compass. q knife scabbard and
several little trinkcts. one The trunk
OF the skeleton was h remains OF
what had nee been a heavy overcoat.
and "A hole I'm the back. just behind the
left shoulder. gave evidence Of the
cause OF the mans death. 4or u was
Just the size of a 45-calibcr bullet. From
all appearances " was the skeleton 81
a man about, six feet tall and had not
been iE It's position by the tree FOR more
n a year or SO.
Mr.. C~runckshank. go n q as he ar
rived I'm Lead. notified n sheriff OF
Butte county and that official has
starte for the scene az the find.
some years 8 In that vicinity there
was considerable trouble between the
sheep men and the cattle men, and ~
" believed by many that The mar had
been shot and wounded IN a nEht over
the range and had Crawled to the hole
bv the pine tree for cover and had
there died OF his wounds.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
WALKED sixTY.FlVE MILES.
Boy. Aged ~, Ran Away from Sehoe.
and Wandered Hsmc.

FauUBtgcl. s. D.. NOV. N=bvpuiN SHHFlV
Seasons sometime last month took his
three children. aged u. 70 and y years rec
Epsctlv,Iy. to the Indian school at Cham
harlalu. n distance OF 80 miles northwest 81
this place. and tho youngest hoy. aged H.,
h.luF dissatisfied. l,g there last Ncdnea-
day 10 10 return home.
The l'tlr fellow hsi bat - which his
older brother gave him With which 20 buy
food on his way back. tH" young brother
walked e distance OF tH.rty-ayc miles tho
nEst day and slept It uiZut Boz a deserted
cabin on 'hc banks Of the Missouri river.
The next Gay hD Induced Ju old NAT who
wa coming down the river 90 cross him
aud no thpn walked 90 Frank Aul!cn's
place. q distance OF r.Nty-ayc miles from
Chamberlain. this distance I.!nE covered
20 two days.
Mrs. Mullen. knowing no hoy. hliChci
up a team and brought young Isaac home
the next day. This reason AC gave for
leaving was that there was too much
fighting goiEE on among the pupils. The
principal 81 the school at Chamberlain
was notified. and VIII be here to get tho
young truaut next week.
This seems "a remarkable feat as the
~youngs,or - only ~ years cid. small OF his
age and had never been away from home
before.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
PICKING UP RANCHES.

WatertO.gu. <. H.. Nov. 20.-Scycra.
eastern land buyers within the past
few days have been trying to pick up
improved ranches IN this vicinity. one
man waH here three years ago ms
bought ranches for 5000 To- $500 apiece.
This ground cannot be touched now
for lcys tEan $500 TO S2.OO0 n ranch.
The ranches have more than doubled In
price FOR the past three years. When
the ]irrigating scheme is completed I'm
the vicinity OF Big owl creek u viii be
impossible to get ranch ground for less
than $50 au acre. Eastern South pa
kota parties have been trying to get
options ON several thousand acres OF
ground north OF this place for specu-
lnting purposes. but very little ground
has kafn lied up
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
FEARED AN ATTACK.
Postmaster Exploded Box Of Cars and
Thouoht He Was Eeinu Robbed.

Iropuois, 8. u, Nov. iS.-NHjla en-
gagged iu the work Of hark-eirmplug
outgoing letters. Postmaster Eguvu. OF
his place. was alarmed bv "a loud re-
port and q Hash OF are in his face. FOr
an instant he believed IN uttUmHt had.
been muue To dynamite his office. hut
after cStiuguisAluy the lomrE. duriug
which he was burned to som" CN'rUt.
he made an investigation. which re-
violation OF the postal regulations had
enclosed co. the letter several boxes OF
paper caps. The incident. rp.ldrV
frightening the postmaster. might cas-
ily have resulted On tho destruction 81
the p~ostorlcr building hy the fire which
resulted when The cans were struck and
exploded.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
SURVEYOR
Alleged by Land Owners He DID Not
Return Correct Report.

Mitchell. s. d.. Nov. 2~i.-Surreyer IL
&c. Greene. OF this city, who Nas en-
lployed by some township officers In
Douglas county this spring to settle
the difference In connection with the
government survey. was arrested Sat-
urday. ON the charge OF perjury. by
Douglas county officials and taken To
Armour. II Is claimed By h alleged
owners OF the land In dispute that Mr..
Greene perjured himself when sending
in the reports TO the government: h n
the o or monuments used ut each
section corncr and at each quarter
section were not up To h stand
ard required h. the government. on
The other hand Mr.. Greene claims that
he received the stone from the spencer
quarry and that IL filled the require
ments I'm every particular. He alleges
that his arrest Is the malicious work Of
The land owners.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
SEVERAL CRIMINAL CASES.

Sioux Fails $. j.. Nov. Judge j. W.
Jones is presiding at go, regular Nusrm-
ur. GERM uf stat, y.TrIIt court. which has
,..iyaH.I iu ia.s gity. 4 number ~ Irls-
,g.rs who have been 90 IA, county Sat,
w,H, aIia.gUnI before h'm Do enter pleas
tg lhu charges against them. one Or those
who were HrTairH"d was "a harvest hand
giving hr name ug Thomas Randolph. wha
entered a pea Of guilty So The charge u
assault with iItrut iu commit murder.
JudE, JoU'r s.Ht"ucel hlm 10 r term u
lnr years % .G. Sioux Fails p,li'rH;.ary.
RAJ toIri murl'rsuiIy assaulted a COM
raaiIa . carr, f-a. Hnd after pounding
hin. WllI- = one .r'tta him ~ "a sun %
T.CnCy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
LONDON MUST R
'h Known Writer Make
OF a Day in computat|
From Divorce.

hicago. Nov. %. ~
France az the new law gov
Ige Of divorced persons la
lnois. Jack London. the
'hor. has placed himself
"i embarrassing position
necessary for him To re-
irinion KIttredge. to vi
[doed yesterday. one day
~ from the date OF his 4
ne last legislature OF M
Nv forbidding marriage
'ple H. this state until on.
divorce has been in full
ne law ~ In effect In ca
l'oh state London was al,
hrst wife.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
SAYS He WON'T RESIGN
The New York h~spuhii-an leader
peEes His Enemies.

New York. Nov. Isl alW wuiug so
remain the chairman Of the republican
state committee" declared cN.GoycrnlF
~. -. Odrll. ir.. laTt might when quca-
toned regarding iAv iEtHryirU senator
ThoWJE q. Platt had with President
Roosevelt Ga Washington Inst night.
This interview. 10 wH" reported. had to
10 with the Sew York state chairman
shit and q possible successor 10 Mr..
OacIl. Mr. Dd"il added shat lac drncd
hts enemies 90 Dust him.
Senator Plat returned 40 this city to-
day. hut again declined Q" br inter
viewed. II was SAID, however. that he
had sent out q number ~ letters io To-
cal republican leaders saying ne would
like to meet them at his Office as early
as convenient.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
HosPITAL NEARs COMPLETION.

Mitchell. $. d.. Nov. @l-r0viTngtCg
L. ". Hofsou, who g. building tHa
SCI. goo hospital here Tor Mother Joseph.
has the building walls nearly completed
to the top 81 iIu fourth story ana ready
for the roof. The building la o. by -
feet oa thc ground. iha basement bciua;
granite stone ANA the other three EfUr-
igs brick. Nr. HoIsngs 'uutrlu, calls
for the completion 81 Tho building d.
July next Eagr, and 10 VIII only work
his Iull while The weather continues
good. Mitchell duly appreciate this
nnn hospital building
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
LkRoRERs Are SCARCE.

Bcllc Fourchc. $. H., Nov. 20.-EN-
Governor OrIIan "A arrived from
Colorado for the purpose OF getting
work on y big million dollar contract
which his firm has taken IN the irrigat-
ing scheme. started Immediately. |; 10
stated h "A @ standard gauge railroad
fifteen miles long ia To- be- one OF the
first things built by the contractors
from ST. org to tn" scene ~ the priu-
oipJl operations. This viii saw haul
ing by teIms several miles, The freight
alone OF u uatoIiuia used iu The ypu-
struCtinn OF thc dams and bitches VIII
amount To about $4,000. There q. %
great scarcity Of lab1gcTa and teams.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
NO VERDICT I'M AUTO CASE.

Mitchell. s. D., Nov. 20.-The Jur,
cases I'm the term OF circuit court came
~ mn end here. the most important OF
which was the damage case OF Mrs.
Name Lord W.. Louis Beckwlth. In
which she sought TO recover $500 dam.
ages I'm The way of doctors bills and
nursing for an injury which her daugh-
ter sustained by being run over by
Beckwith's automobile.
After being out twenty-four hours the
jury informed the court that IL could
not agree on n verdict. and Il was dis
charged. This is n preliminary case
for a larger damage suit OF S25. 600.
which IN scheduled TO be tried with the
next term OF court I'm April.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
WAS SERIOUSLY HURT.
Daughter OF Hanson County Farms
Run Over by Team.

Sioux Falls. :. D., Nov. 2o.-Whils
assisting her brother To- hitch mp q
team OF colts, Miss Grace Cummings
daughter OF "A well known farmer re-
siding I'm Hanson county. sustained In
jurics which It IL feared Will result IN
her death.
The horses became frightened aud
started 10 run. The girl was unable
TO get out OF the way and was knocked
down and run over hy the animals
Both wheels OF "A heavy wagon drawn
rs the horses passed over her body,
InnIctlng serious Internal injuries. II
W regarded as miraculous that n waI
not instantly killed
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
METHODIST CHURCH DEDICATED

Sioux Fails, :. d.. Nov. Ca fine
new Methodist Episcopal church build
ing was dedicated az Wagner, n OF
the comparatively new towns In Charles
Mix county. with elaborate Cercmo-
MES. which were participated Ia by
hundreds OF the people OF Wagner and
vicinity. The members OF the Cougre-
gational and Baptist societies OF Wag-
ner took part Ia the dedication excr-
Ciscr, which were under The direction
OF Rev. j. .. Dobsou. the presiding
elder and former pastor: Rev. MI. I'm
derwood and Rev. l.. \. Mcdonald.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
EXHIBIT AT WATERFOWL.
Tri-Stste Faneiers' Association Holds
First Event Next Month.

WUH'TiUWU. ;. u. Nov. -#Ihr TTi-
state IJurirrs' association Will hold its first
annual exhibition her, December lS-
Tho busin' men are giving away. through
the association more than 80 special pre-
miuuE. The association b. Offering large
premiums 300 ia clauses o.; poultry. dogs,
eats au. uyf stock. Having secured the
services 0f IAuF. p. Riggs as poultry judge
Uud =. y. Uouu'liy OF 'ars aHd Mgs. l.. e..
Kemp eats and fancy stock. b. feels su',
that ry'ryuu' HuWsHE stock 40 this chow
VII receive fair aud impartial treatment.
a large r,y,uty-pHEv premium N.t Us ROW
ready frr distribution which will be- s,uE
Tree 60 anyone who writes 90 ia, secretary.
g. d. SguaiurI, Nat'rJuwa. :. -.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
AeEkugEN I'LL cHANee.

AbrhrdD,u, =. H.. Nov. @1-Nuuthrr
chang" Boo Aberdeen banking circles. 10
occur uu December ], win De the retire
myut uf A.. T.. Boyd us cashier OF the
First State Bank ~ Aberdeen. lie
will Do succeeded iU that position by -.
"a. Sgpl,y. formerly county commits
sluggy 81 Brown Brown county. and %
prominent rvul estate man. A. the
aIWr lis" thu capital stock viii be In
creased from E-5.u"p tu SrO.UUr. 90 num-
bar uI Aberdeen business mon having
FiEUigei their Intention OI taking the
additional rtD.k.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23

A correspondent of Richard Rcll. the
naturalist. gives the following informal
ton about one OF his favorttc spcCi-l
mems: 1.-The South American a arc
most easily tanned. My present boa
which I have had about two years, In
variably sleeps iu by bed. round my
feet. He Is perfectly clean. lies still
and very seldom disturbs me. occa-
sionally he crawls To my face TO lick
a. I frequently take h python to
bed. but at present she Is timid and IL
enc cannot ind my feet In the night
becomes cared and walks out OF bed.
curling herself on the floor. The evil
result Is that she becomes cold"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
PRAIRIE FIRES FATAL.
Two Children Reported 20 Have Been
Destroyed in the Flames Near
Aberdeen,

Aberdeen. s. D.. Nov. iS.-Lat" re-
ports say a prairie FIRE yesterday origi-
mated frcm "A thrcshing outfit iu Car
Isle township. IL rs reported but not
confirmed, that W. children OF John
Drifting, "A farmer, burned To- death
and many farm buildings were de-
Etroyed. with large quantities ~ hay
Chapman school house. six miles wet
OF Aberdeen. burned.
a prairie fire near Ipswich yesterday
burned 1900 bushels OF grain 90 Ell
Jones and the farm building OF Johns
Drikeman. the barn OF Tom Evans and
did much other damage.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
WAS BADLY HuRT.

Aberdeen. =. h.. Nov. While
hunting uu Saturday with a young
lady ,umuHnIuU. Professor II. n. cat
lln principal ~ an, Eureka schools.
was accidentally shot the charge en-
trriuE at thD chin and tearing away
the I,iI law. IN, young lady tied up
the wound with 70 handkerchief To stop
- Eureka as rapidly uH possible. lie
was brought 90 an Aberdeen hospital on
gu evening train, o. his condition IL
g. I.JuH. Professor Calm WAS % m,m-
Der oI Inc Aberdeen high scHuo faculty
LLEL I.Nr.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
PLANNING A WOLF ROUNDUP.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. Nov. 2l.-Sports-
men OF western South Dakota and east
crn Wyoming are organizing for the
purpose OF rounding up and annihilat-
ing n pack OF unusually vicious timber
wolves which for some weeks ave
been killing the stock OF ranchmen re-
siding I'm the vicinity OF Carter noun
tain, nca Cody, Wye. not far from
the western boundary OF South Dakota.
The pack contains from twenty 10
thirty wolves. ana scarcely a night
passes that they do not slaughter from
two TO half a dozen calves and year
ling cattle.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
GOLD OUTPUT IS VAST.
Black Hills Have Recorded $40, 10000
IN = Years.

Lead. :. D.. Nov. e0.-Tho BLACK HIS
has produced iu the last twsuty-uiuc
years about SIlO.0UC.CUO In gold. These
are figures made iTUm "a recent csll-
mate by q uf the principal mining
men Of this city. This output Ia from
the mills ard from the placer mines
and ~ based on actual rutuTuS. Just
Nhut the Black His haze produced out
slide this record no pcTFou ever could
r%aJlratu. Thousands Of dollars were
mined uud sent out Boo private ways,
which never nave Dc G recorded. From
!.uw on the Black HIS viii increase
each year the output. owing To a large
number or now mills that soon are to
20 into commission. These new plants
wlIl have q daily capacity of from 20,
10 $500 tons each.