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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-31
N. 'MBER III.

riol and make his victims writhe.
He is a mastir Of sarcasm, yet with
al kindly. He is so spare that he
almost has to stand twice 10 tha
same place TO make shadow, but
the soul of the man is Out, Of all pre-.
portion TO his body. He comes of
fighting stock and would rather 60
down in defeat fighting for what he
believes, than to uphold what ha
does not endorse. Though able to
hold down an editorial desk on q
large metropolitan paper he runs
the Pilot Rock Record at Pilot
Rock: There he is his own boss:
He says what he pleases and if his
subscribers don't like it, cheerfully
advises them to stop their paper.
But they don't stop; they want to
see what Mac is going TO say about
them next week. No threat can In.
timidate Mac. Mac and Psyche, his
pet coyote, are known wherever the
U. S. mail takes the record. They
ramble over. tho hills together, the
best OF friends. Alas, poor Phyehe!
Do you not see your .inlshl. Won
are no longer fret in your mastar's
affections. II may not get as much
cut glass as some, but doa't. think
for moment that don't cnt Just
as much ice" snid Mac. Farewell,
Phyche. Welcome the newly wedst
ed pair to Umatilla county
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-31
CIRCUIT COURT.
JUDGE LEVI MCGEE, Presiding.

AS we closed our forms last week
the case OF Hardy VS.. Barthold held
the attention of the court. Hardy
claimed damages and balance due
him on grain that he raised on Bar.
thold's place. The jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff in the sum
Of $l3lOO.
The next case was that of W. G.
Logan VS.. The cumberland Mining
Co., In which Logan was suing for
the recovery of certain shares that
were his, but which the company
wished to retain in the treasury.
For the company's action, the court
awarded Mr.. Logan judgement in
the sum Of $6,0OO.OO.
In the case Of Godfrey VS.. Farlow,
which was next before the court,
Godfrey and Farlow had entered an
agreement in which Godfrey was
taxing care of some sheep on shares.
IN their agreement it was noted
thtt II either wished to draw out of
the agreement, thirty days notice
was necessary. Godfrey became
fretful over the fact that Far
low did not furnish more men which,
apparently, was not included in the
contract. Because OF Farlow's re-
tusal to do this, Godfrey left with
out notice and brought suit for
seven months Of wages at $4,000 per
month. The jury found the case in
favor of Mr.. Farow.
Lang vs.. Farlow was then called,
fhe dispute arose over the owner.
ship OF some posts which Lang claims
to have cut. The defendant in the
case wds in fact one Ellison and the
trial resulted In the finding OF a
Judgment in favor of Lang 70,
1923. 40.
Tbs case OF Jos. Matthews VS.
Friedrich Swanson was over the DOS
session Of a tax title to some prop
erty. The sisy was waived and til.
> court has not.as yet given decision
Il The next case called was that 0
James Belknap vs.. Chas. Belkna1
for the possession of three colts an,
mare. Chas: had sold a brand t,
James and the latter then claimed
all horses bearing the brand wer,
his, the former insisting that he ha,
simply sold the brand and not th
horses. A decision in favor of tn
): defendant was reached.
Chas. W. Brown VS.. Employee
! Liability Association was then takel
up. Brown had been retained b
! the Company as their attorne,
The Company then employed othe
attorneys, On this question M,
Brown found basis for his claim an.
at this writing a decision had no
!, been reached.
AS we are closing our forms tn
word has reached us that the cas-
was decided in favor Of Mr.. Brow
= and he was awarced the neat sur
OF s1.99O.OO. The company has aske
. for stay of proceedings for 80 day,
e ~ -
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-31


though he be splendid American
and a strong character.
I'm Washington everything is
labled. The president label means
to get out of the way until his
carriage passes. The label of
United States senator means special
privileges and luxurious room over
the library. A congressman label
Fdoes not count for anything, only
as the character of the man may en-
hance its value. There are acres of
congressman in Washington.
"The sreat avenue was banked on
either side with expectant humanity.
They hung in clusters like over-ripe
fruit. The parade swept by-an
affair of prancing horses, gay uni
forms, tossing plumes and blaring
bands. After the parade thcr.
seemed to be wilderness OF green
lamber and scaffoldins. Empty
were the grand stands aud tawdy
and limp hung the decorations which
a few moments before seemed to
simmer with resplendent glory.
The show was over. Nothing nao
been accomplished, the world wa
no better off, no useful thing had
been made. the newspapers had for
gotten it, the tavern keeper was still
gloating over his money and the
show was over. After l had shed
my chaps and belt OF brazen car
tridges l felt like a prize winner
coming back from horse show II
someone had pinned ribbon in my
name would mot have resented it.
There's nothing in it boys. If il,
were tribute to the manhood OF
Theodore Roosevelt that would have
co.ored the picture differently. In
stead, It was significant OF the 20
litical ambitions of the WHY ones
who led the val ous contingents In
. that parade. They all wanted some
thing and they, we're all seeking Il
bask in the presidential sunshine
, Just 50, justso.,
I ''The best thing heard on tn,
/. whole trip was the voice OF a Chicago
5 friend. Said he. Hello, old man
2 are YOU on your way homer
: "You bet your sweet life / ann
4 Speaking OF the political amhi
r tions and the heart burnings and al
the various little affairs going on il
e Washington reminds me Of what on
: of the western bunch said when h
Y first looked down on the Unite,
]. States senate: 1 wonder how m uc
: mavericking that old white heade,
d rooster down there had to do befor
g he got his rope on that job?' An
r again, just so, justso.
; "Over the senate hung the spot
: less drapery OF virtue and solcm
b piety, but if thou diGst but look clos
e thou wouldst have been ensconce
q in white vest pocket the much pri2
t ed little alroad annual.
'The wise man of the ives ter
d bunch delivered a sidc-ora,ion: @
t course these old roosters take every
e thing in sight, but what would b
c the use Of holding the job if thcr
d wasn't something it?' And one
t more, Just so, Just So" ~ **
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-31
[L[(T[D
A BOARD OF DIRECTORS ARE
NOW IN OFFICE
OUR COMMERCIAL CLUB BUSY.
MI lwaukee Will Issue Booklet To
s Showsthe Route Of Their Big
+ Road to the Coast.

Thursday evening the adjourned
meeting of the Commercial Club was
held in the, city hall and the same
enthusiasm was display that marked
the commencement of the organiza-
tion.'
The committee on membership an
nounced that their success was
flattering and that over 1875 men,
bers had been secured.
The constitution and set of b,.
laws were adopted and the following
board of directors were elected
John L, Burke, V. T. Price, Charles
Ii. Fulton, e. NJ. Reeves, c. Thomp-
sop, e. F. Schneider, P. B. Nc.
Carthy, James HALEY and James
Boyd.
A meeting of the Board was then
held for the purpose of electing off
GERS for the organization, with the
result as follows: President, S. J
Scriber; First Vice President James
HALEY; Second Vice President, P
B. Mccarthy; Secretary, Ivan Good
ner; Treasurer, George F. Schnider
The following which is clipped
from the Sioux City Tribune will b
of interest.
The Tribune is authorized to an
nounce on behalf 81 officials Of tn
general advertising department c
the. Chicago, Millwaukee aud S,
Paul roads, that within a few. day
that department will .put forth tn
first official announcement of the e,
tension to the Black Hills, fro,
! Chamberlain via the White rive
valley.
The announcement will 20 in th
annual Milwaukee and St. Paul bool
let on South Dakota, which is no
practically ready for distribution
1T is the handsomest, most fectchin
and most thoroughly -bolstere
document on South Dakota that th
Milwaukee and St. Paul or any othe
has ever issued. 1t will contain
map OF the country west of the Mi.
souri, and.wil show the route whic
will be followed. by the line to til
Black Hills; adding that constructio
is to be pushed just as early and fas
as possible.
From the same source it is learne
that while this publication will ne
announce the construction of tt
road clear through to the Pacif
coast, it Is none the less determine
by the authorities .of the system th;
this plan shall be carried out. Be
lingham Bay, Seattle, and otht
coast points are designed to be II
objectives Of the new western NOV
ment, and the company expects
press the line thither with the grea
est possible expedition
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-31
away.
SO Reward.

STRAYED:-One sorrel mare,
weight about 1900, about II years
old. AP connected on left shoulder.
Old, dim brand on hip. Address,
AUGUST PETERSON, Nasty, S. D.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-31
For Sale.

A two year old P Pearchern, stallion
colt, at my ranch near Hill City, s.
d. Weight 1900. For terms or.
description, call or. write.
J.S. DUNN1Na, Hill City, S. D.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07

MEEN EVANS A ID
Tuesday evening, a black
steel beads on one side,con-
$ and other valuables. An
Reward ior return to this
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07
Little Locals.
-s-s'ss-:-sssss-sss::>.-s-;ss-s-s-s-s-ss
Amas candies at Morrison's.

Amas candies at Morrisop's.
Sealshipt oysters at Coulter's.
Fine line of holiday STATIONERY at
Iorne's.
Morrison's candies are strictly
pure and fresh.
All kind of fresh vegetables at
Thompson & Boyer's.
Condon's Nmas handkerchief sale.
All linen, &c up to 81. 80 each.
Nothing missing in our book line,
II you buy now. G. ID. Horne.
We aim to keep the incest of fresh
lish every Friday. Rissler & Platt.
Sterling silver line all in. Finest
ever shown in Greeley. Il. L. Dun
ham.
For all kinds of choice meats go to
Miner u Drummond's Eastern
Market.
A new line of couches in velour,
verona and leather at Leiper &
Dowling's.
We sell Morrell hams and bacon.
None better on the market. Thomp-
son & Boyer.
q We are showing the most complete
line of toys, dolls and etc, in Weld
county. Red Front.
Beautiful line of Sterling silver
novelties, suitable for Christmas
presents, at Dunham's.
New patent leather pumps. Swell
est thing for that Christmas ball,
at the Park Merchandise Co.. store.
Buy your wife new dress. Park
Merchandise Co. have something
that will suit her tastes and your
purse.
:, If you want to see the most up-to-
date line OF holiday goods ever dis
played in Greeley, you should go to
Horne's book store.
Larsons' famous cream tatfy at l5c
pound. Special days on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Don't miss
1t. Sl3 Ninth street.
We have never made as low prices
on dress goods as we are making
now. Some new fabrics just in.
Park Merchandise Co.
Best hams PIC, bacon l3c, pic
mic hams sc, pure Iowa sorghum and
Canada sap. pure New York buck
wheat flour. Red Front.
Package oats 20c, tomatoes lOc,
corn 3 for 25c, Horse Shoe tobacco
45c, seven big loaves of bread for 25c,
crackers (by the box) &c. Red
Front.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07
Condon's Nmas handkerchief sale.

Condon's Nmas handkerchief sale.
All linen, sc up to 81. 80 eacn.
Enormous stock of ladies and
gents watches, in filled and solid
gold cases. At Dunnam's.
Wedding Breakfast coffee is the
best for the price on the market.
We are sole agents. Red Front.
Our home made mince meat is the
pure stuff. 1t makes pies without a
nightmare. Try it. Rissler & Platt.
Sweeping is half of the housework.
Air suction "Nictoria" sweeper
makes that part easy. Jos. Otou-
palik, agent.
Don't forget that Christmas fur
for Her. She will appreciate one.
Ours are as nice as you'll find, and
are priced right. Park Merchan-
disc Co.
We expect to have our stock Of
holly and green here about Dec. 10th.
You want the best, so place your
order with W. II. Soaring, 7l2 Thir-
teenth street.
In selecting your Christmas pres
ents remember our greenhouses where
you can get fine palms, ferns,
azaleas, ponisettia and other plants.
w. II. Soaring, 7l2 Thirteenth
street.
Condon's Xmas handkerchief sale.
All linen. &c up to 81. so each.
Be wise and call on us before you
order your Christmas candies and
nuts. We have the largest supply
in northern Colorado to select from.
If we didn't know you'd come again
we wouldn't ask you to come the
first time. Lofgren Bros. s.-The
Star Grocery.
Condon's Nmas handkerchief sale.
All linen, &c up to $3.50 each.
Our holiday goods are now dis
played for inspection. You can buy
some simple. up-to-date present for
l0c or l5c that you need not be
ashamed to give. or you can buy
something better for little more
money. Beautiful line OF framed
water colors in small pictures for
SOC Horne'S.
Condon's Nmas handkerchief sale.
All linen. &c up to 81. 80 each.
There's always two sides to a
question. but there's only one to
this: Our Christmas supply of
candies and nuts is the greatest in
northern Colorado and ''our prices
set the pace. Teachers, do not
forget that we offer to you all
candies at. actual cost. The Star
Grocery.
Condon's Nmas handkerchief sale.
All linen, &c up to $3.50 each.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07

ppsr 5.ACRE GARDEN
tbhio adjoining city Inn
4 |rt5tSSai t.esHage. j. II. Russell.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07

pR TRADE-A GOOD So
in south central Kansas
|hinson and Wichita, within
railroad towns; we'll i'm
pew house, new barn; all
water in world at ten feet:
4 which u, 100 can run > or
|ake good Greeley property
purchase price. Call or adj
st., Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07

EOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
rracy's. Vi '''
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07

EOR SALE-A FRESH MILK COW
Jersey. SO. Apply l223 lOth-ay.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07

COMPETENT GIRL WANTS HOUSE.
care Tribune. -
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07

/ OST-BETWEEN 1923 l3TH-ST AND
Leave at Tribune Office ''''
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IOuND-FUR BOA. OWNER GALL
l at this office and pay for ad.

EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM FOR
L housekeeping. 1929 lOth.av.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07

YOU TO \ d Y Il II II $ T.
hnts in this column. No
! TO be had anywhere for
|or sale, for rent, help and
n,ed. 10 cents Il line each
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-07

| III, Tribune at a uniform
lte NeeAll III Insertion. No ad
y jlaI' reSy 'a1S must be in by " ''neS'
Ere Insertion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
BURDETT-R ENSHAW,
Virginia Girl Married Yesterday
TO New York Lawyer.
.nooIo) "a rNhe mines tch

(Sncclal 10 The Tmrs-D 'sNntch)
ALTOONA, PA. August 2.--Miss Maria
G Renshuw, daughter of Mr., and Mrs,
Robert III. Renshaw, Of tho University
Of Virginia. was welded late this after
noon to Louis S, l3urdett, New York
lawyer, tho corcmony being performed at
the home OF the brides brother Charles
C. Renshuw, in this city About fifty
guests, including the relatives of the con-
tracting parties, attended. Rev, Father
Blglcy, rector of Holy Rosary Church OF
Juniata, n suburb. tied TIE nuptial knot,
The bride was attircd In chiffon, over
white satin, tho GOWN being trimmed
With her mothers costly lace. a neck
laco of diamonds and pearls, the gift of
the groom graced her throat, while an
other ornament worn by tho bride was
n curious diamond heirloom OF the Bur-
dott family. The decorations We're green
and white. Mr.. and Mrs, Burdett left
tonight for u trip over the Great Lakes.
extending into Canada
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
WILLARD SPEAKS.
Lieutenant-G Governor Gets Good
Reception in Clifton Forge.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch2
s CLIFTON FORGE. VA, August -
Licutcnant-G Governor Joseph II, Willard
addressed good sized audience here
tonight and made most favorable I'M
preston. The audience would have been
double in size but for the fact that Col
onel Wllnrds train was over an hour
late.
Colonel Willard was introduced by Mr.,
w, r. Tinslcy, county treasurer In
brief speech and amid applause tho
llcutenant- governor hogan his speech lte
answered In manly way the charges
that had been made; against nm ste
advocated bettor schools, comfort for
living as we'll as the dead. working OF
convlcts on tho public reads, and SQUARE
deal to every interest In virginia,
Colonel Willard came here from Lon
ington, and left for South Boston, BY way
of Richmond Flo expressed himself MS
we'll pleased with his reception here, as
we'll as with the outlook In the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
WYMAN NOT NOTIFIED.
Has Not Been Informed OF Con
flict Of Authority.
nv Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON, August 2.-surseon-
General wyman, of the public health ana
marine hospital service. said to-day that
he had not received any official notlfl-
cation of the conflict between the state
authorities of Louisiana and Mississp-
pl over the question of quarantine. lie
ndded:
.,rhe small boats that went into Lake
Borgne and to the mouth of Lake Borgho
Inlet were probably under tho State and
local authorities of Mississippi. sur
geon Wasdin, of the public health ana
marine hospital service. is assisting IN
portecting the towns OF the Cur coast
OF mississippi in accordance with me
request OF the authorities OF that state.
Ho is using the revenue cutter Wihoha
TO notify vessels which carry refugees
from New Orleans that they cannot land
at those places. and that they have the
option of either going back or OF pro-
ceedlng to ship Island qu'yantine, whers
they can be .lcld nader observation ana
then givel.' pr, tQuc 'Ile bureau de.
clines to take over the small vessels OF
the state, which arc said to have conc
into the waters of Louisiana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
UNUSUAL CRIME IN
NEW KENT COUNTY
Richmond Woman Alleged to
Have Struck Sister With
Hammer. Il 5'

Mrs. NJ. A.; Jordan, widow Of Of. pr u, - d u Z;
In the New Kent county 1aiI upoh, ,,i 4
ton New Kent county, The carsi.m'e, tbs
alleged WIS eommttqd or on7 q, tn twenty
\ she LETT here for .Quinton to visit her SIS !.
ter. Magistrate u. j.. Clopton, or new ,,,
h Mspt gave sSse oS oo4 sfs 's
ESSS'F a. :s55 two d sstors sr M,7s
zero picking huekleberrles IN the woods egg
near Quinton, New Kent county, Mas NJ.
Jordan at the time R9 Iag R 81, mof Mrs
Jordan was to have LEFT that day for
Mrs. Jordan asked her sister, fter get get,
forr $50 Her sister refused, saving she
had given her money several times ines VIZ ~.
could not give her all she had. Upon IN i,,,1
s sf,n She not give her this check she
would kill her. 81 ~ u !,
"she had u large hammer go conc f'.iet !
her sister on the back OF tho head twice
MS she was seated picking berries.
when Miss Dadkins autGmp oGa No , r,su
sister here seized the hammer and at
temptd to take II from, her, and, II. n
SQUIRTING they fell. Mrs Jordan SUI
held tho hammer until her sister seized
| her by tho throat and choked her, After
this. she let fall the hammer which ,1 was $
taken up by Miss Badkins,. who threw II
far into the woods. Miss Badkins ran =
away to the nearest house, being afraid
TO return home, and sent first for q
doctor and next for myself VINO am q
1 magistrate in New Kent county, before
| whom she was given nearing LOT as
! sault with Intent to kill.
'When Mrs. Jordan appeared before
! me at the trial she acknowledged the
\ crime, but expressed no regrets, saying
she had intended and tried to Kill hel
sister and was sorry that she had failed
ii committed her to jail to await tra
1t November court, Now Kent Court
house, before Judge Tyler.
Every effort was made last night to ,ge
further details. Neighbors OF Mrs. Jor
dan stated that she had gone to New
4 Kent four or five weeks ago, accom-
I panied BY her daughter. They had hcaat
i the report from reliable sources. Th
Jordan residence was closed, and is un
coupled now, save by a young man, whit
is not at homo, 5tss 5-ta. sos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
A Tragic Coincident,

BRIsToL, VA, August IA strange
of Sol. Netherland, a negro at Big stone
GAP, this week, Netherland has his arm
torn partially OF and y hole torn ~ his
head BY flying stone. as the result Of
having remained too near blast. Ills
telling how, some years Heo, he killed
his mistress, She held NJ her arm 10
shield herself from tho bullet The BALL
he said. passed Through her arm and
entering her forehead, brought almost
instant DEATH Netiierland occupied the
same position with reference to the fatal
blast. lie stood near, holding his arm
before his face, as If to shield himself
stone tore his arm away and cut the g;tsh
In his forehead that ended his life,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03

- = n : q 7 y "
8,nves,,raiIot and when the goods were
,inlnnded n sick man was found IN the
\ notion OF the wagon, The hllrnp'erf
italians have Il, many instances refusea
"a foliow the custom of sleeping uhoeer'
mosquito bars. Il, Il
Refuses to Accept Mail.
Postmaster Woooiward to-day, rcceiv-
Cd n letter from the Railway Mail Ser
vice at Atlanta. saying TINT Greenvillc,
Miss hereafter would accept NO letter
mailed from New Orleans, TINT hnd not
been dIslnrcctcd and that under no cir
cunstanccs would 1t receive newspaper
GrecnvIllc will doubtless be temporarily
out OF mail or newspapers he mos
quito theory being accepted by the
Federal officers. tlisirfeeton OF mai Is
regarded as unnecessary
Ii Is said that Secretary Hunter, or
(, the Mississippi Health Board Will PROB
ably come to New Orleans 10 survey the
situation generally. land especially to
study tho scientific fight now III pro-
gress OIL the basis of the mosquito theory.
In his opinion tho greatest danger HAS
passed provided present quarantine re-
strictions are properly enforced.
Surgeon White, of the marine hospi.al
service, has returned from the Nissls-
* slppj coast where he talked over the
telephone with Governor Vardaman. Or.
White said that Governor Vurdamhn had
given courteous consent to tho estab-
4 lisiment Of detention camp "a the
mississippi side of the State line on
tho Louisville and Nashville Raiiroad'
ana will arrange for the admission 10
mississippi points of persons from New
Orleans, who enter the camp and arc
discharged with certificates of Federal
surgeons. There Is no longer any OBJ
stncle To tho movement of through pas
scngers across Mississippi.
The question Of whether Federal con-
troll Of the situation ought to be invited
was discussed, but unless Eraver cond1-
lions arise 1t is not regarded as like|s
that there will be any move ment hhtlat
direction.
Mayor Behrmnn to-day signed the mos
quito ordinance requiring that cisterns
shall be oiled or screened within forty
eight hours by each property owner or
his agent.