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New-York tribune., 1905-01-14

SaUings Banks.
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,
: Z. Cor 6tb Ave. and 10th st.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT
PER ANNCM VIII be credited GeDosltors for the SIX
MONTHS and THREE MONTHS ENDING DEC 81,
1894 on al SUNS from dollars Thousand
collars. entitled thereto under the bylaws payeals
Jan 10. 1905
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES. Prssidsnt
JAMES CUINLAN Treasurer
J. HAMPDEN ROBB, Secretary
Deposits made before JAN 10. 1905. VIII draw
interest from JAN ,. 1895
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GAS SECURITIES.

Farlished ty T. Thomas Reinhardt No. Is wsI-st3
BID. Asked BID. Asked.
Ar Trac-. G8 Il ~ r Co
q p-ef....... 9e& SS& Isl ? c. 1854 IL Us
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Financial Elections.
BANK OF The METROPOLIS.

At the annual election "a
inst the following named sc
the e7sUirE wear.
Samuel Slcan,
W-u.am =. lsham,
HoSart j. Park
James StIIlman.
Bsujanln Altman,
Corceuus H. Hackert.
John 5. Huyler.
{. r. Chichester.
At 4 subsequent meeting
Mr. Corcellus Il Hackett
unanimously reelected Pr
respectively.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
Bankers and Brokers.
YATES & RITCHIE,
and BROKERS
INvESTMEnT SECURITIES
Hanover Bank Building,
NEW YORK CITY
Financial Meetings.
OFFICE OF
BROOKLYN RAFID TRANSIT COMPANY,

OFFICE OF
BROOKEYN RAPED TRANSIT COMPANY,
City Of New York.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
January 9th. 1908
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
- ers Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company the
election OF four directors years and Of
three S) inspectors election
ceedng meeting and for the purpose OF
such other
meeting viii be held Il o'clock Friday
ary 27th 1905 Office of the COMPANY
Street borough CT Brooklyn New York City polls
viii remain opsn The transfer books will
be closed at F. Monday, January I6th 1865, and
will remain closed until 10 A 81 the day Immediately
succeeding final adjournment Of said stockholders
meeting. c d. MENEELY. Secretary
COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK
NyIE. ANNUAL NEE TING OF STOCKHOLD-
ers this company viii be held at the Offices OF
the company 81 Pine-st-. in the City Of NeWIOTk.
Wednesday, 18TH 1898, al II for the eleo-
ton OF directors place and stead OF those whose
terms Of ofice expire date for the
ion OF business properly come before
meeting,
The transfer books saturday. January Th,
1905 at and VIII Feu1ain closed until
Thursday January 18Th 1905. at 10 O'Clock IN the foT
NATHANIEL r. ROGERS.
Assistant Secretary.
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Financial.
Financial.
Financial.
SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwA
TO the Holders of Yotiag Trust Certificates:

Cp ao of dhesolh huend
nay
hn
Other acrpraep
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mo. 1891
PEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Ae BANK OF NEW YORK. the close OF business
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14

THOMAS F. RYAN, Chairman,
JAMES A. BLAIR,
ERNST THALMANN,
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE, Jr,
c. SIDNEY SHEPARD,
S. DAVIES WAKEFIELD,
COMMITTEES.
N. S. MELDRUM, Secretary,
SO Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14

In accordance with the above announcement the
United States Fidelity Guaranty Company has this
day most reluctantly accepted the resignation of M
Andrew Freedman. Vice President.
We regret that business interests have Influenced
Mr. Freedman to take this step, recognizing his
ICng and valuable service has tower of strength
to the company, and trust the company viii con-
tinue TO receive the friendship patronage of his
business friends.
John r. BLAND, President.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14

BANK STOCKS.
Gepo-ted y Clinton Gilbert. No 2 wGiI-st)
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
TRIAL FOR GAVIN.
Is Charged with Attempted Assault o.
Young Woman.

Platte. S. D. May 6.--Considerab Die in
'erest is being taken in the preliminary
hearing OF James Gavin, which COM
neuced here today before Judge
Adams. Gavin is the man who was re-
Gently arrested at Sioux City while a
fugitive from this county. He is charged
with an attempted assault upon Miss
Grace PrangeT. an estimable young lady
who resides with her parents on a farm
near Platte. For months Gavin sue
ceeded in eluding the officers. He was
finally located at Bonesteel and ar
rested there, but before officers from
this county could proceed to that place
TO take MIN in custody aid bring him
back to Charles Mix county he was,
for some reason, released. He was next
located in Sioux City, where ne was ar
rested and turned over to Sheriff Skill
ings, of this county, who brought hin
back 20 Platte. The preliminary hear
ing of the defendant was originally
fixed for last Thursday morning, but on
motion of his attorney the hearing was
continued until today. The great in
terest in the case is due to the promi-
hence of the persons concerned.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
HAILsToRM AT eAYvlLLE.
However, Little Damage Was Done L
the Wind and Hail

Scotland, s. D.. May a.-The conductor OF
train No. 3. which leaves Sioux City a:
4:45 p. m. received orders at Yankton 10
run slowly and look out for washouts be-
tween Lesterville and Scotland, as there
had been a cloudburst.
Half way between the two towns the
country on the west OF the track Is com
pletely inundated. Every depression Is a
lake, every draw and ravne a torrent:
farm yards and plowed fields look like
swamps or sioughs
I The water had accumulated on the west
side OF the roadbed while the slope is to-
ward the east. Consequently. under the
one bridge in that section which spans
deep rayine. at the bottom OF which one
may step across. there now roars a mnia-
q ure Niagara which threatens the abut-
ments. And at every cuivert there is a
tnrbid whirlpool on one side Of the track,
while on the other II gushes forth from
the mouth of the culyert in rounded
masa and with the force of the stream
rom fire hose
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
ARE PLEASED WITH
MONTANA CAPITAL
South Dakota Commission, In.
gliding Governor Elrod,
Visit Mountain City,
TOUR OF INVESTIGATION
VIA the Appropriation Allowed BY t:7s
Recent Legislature Il is Thought
New State House VIII Be
Built Like montanas.

Helena, Mort, May S--fiove--o- :
Il. Elroc. Of South DAKOTA. heading ne
stats capital corrs:nass!o:. %: t..e state
has Just completed ~ Investigation. Of
the Montana safe capita, All: The ore
a. Pierre vii! probably - BULK along
s!Tri.a. lines
Tn Other menu DIS O: l:ls commission
who .ccoEr. panied liuTer..u. E!!o5 frs
land CDEliu2lss toner 9. J ISa-n, Ss.t---
tar:' Of STATE y. y. W.pI and >te.s
Auditor !. F. Halliday Tn@s= gentle
men s.eT- Authorized - -a@ last SIS
sion o: ms SguIn DaEU.s legislature &C
act Is a capitol commission without
any pay ana Nil! oa.l. th- ..@w s.rlc-
tGTe.
the visitors ~-re greatly pleased with
tn- MDrtaEe= capitol. ysa!g. WAS oGIii
within ta@ appropriation II Aait mil
lion dollars made BY tE= Montana leg
is.ature ana w!.l urGolote1lE build
their own .sCEs@ along similar lines.
The Montana capitol Is bU.lt on ths
lines Of tl= famous STATE house at Al
0aHy ana tne ore o. smaller d.TElen-
siOns al D@s MoiUes. Ia It's exterior
IS pleasing, while the interior < q mar
vel Of convenience and nruaTE@Ct&-lOT!
The ground and SECOND floors are de-
voted 10 state Offices, while the !egis-
latiVe halls are on The third floor Tbs
Montana copper.
Governor Erred Pleased.
Governor Elro1's attention was first
called 10 th= Montana capitol through
4 picture OF ne building sent him h
Governor Toole Later Architect Bell.
Of Minneapolis, VINO was one Of tbs
architects VINO drew the plan for the
structure and who vas IN Helena VIII.
the South Dakota men, explained its
9e.= -. of
the South Dakota commission came &c
the conclusion that here was a plan
which they might well follow. Their
visit has confirmed them liz this opin-
ion.
IF the people Of South Dakota" said
Governor Elrod. could see this build
ing am sure they would want one like
it Immediately We VIII probably build
ours on the same model. with some
slight alterations We viii have more
money 10 put up the building than did
the state of Montana, as We Will not
have TO spend SO much money foI
grounds. We have delightful! loca-
ton. II is on the third bench. and Hill
have splendid outlook. The leglsla-
ture appropriated si25.000 for the i'm
mediate building Of one wing, which
will be part of the completed build
Ing. The rest of the building will be
constructed from the proceeds OF the
sale of lands and in this way We hope
TO keep out of debt. We will start
on the building this summer"
The South Dakotans were Hospital
bly, entertained, and on the last even
ing OF their stay We're the dinner
guests OF Governor j. K. Toole. The
other guests were the Montana state
officials.
Governor Elrod predicts the building
OF many railroad extensions in South
Dakota n extern
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
Deep Snow in Black Hits.

Deadwood. S. D., May S.--The Black
Hills Is showed under with four TO six feet
of snow. No storm like this has ever Wis
tied this part of the state at this time
of the year Trains over the Northwestern
and Burlington lines arrived al noon to-
day after twcnty-four 10 forty-eight
hours delay: The snow is packed in
drifts and is very vet. Telephone and
telegraph communication with the OUT
side world has been opened.
There is some apprehension Of high wa
ter, especially II a warm rain gets in.
sturgis, S. D., May s.-The biggest storm
in many years passed over tais vicinity,
lasting four days and nights. quitting yes
terday. Twenty inches OF snow fell, and
the roads are in horrible condition Ev-
erything Is snowbound. all trains arc late
and telegraph and telephone wires are
down. There is fear OF flood N the upper
Black Hills
The storm is thought to extend out 20
the ranges, and great loss of cattle and
sheep are feared. Fruit trees are badly
| damaged. The enormous amount of moist
ure Is good for the farming country.
A mail carrier who arrived from volun-
teer, Meade county. reports great num-
Der Of dead cattle along the road.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
VISIT UNIVERSITY.
leg isiative Committee from Iowa II
vestiaating Neiehbors.

Nermillion, s. D.. May ga legisla-
tive committee from Iowa, consisting
of Senators Whipple, Lambert and
Turner and Representatives Wright
and Langan. We're in the city yester-
day Interviewing President Droppers
in regard to state university affairs.
These gentlemen have been appointed
a committee to investigate the man
agement of neighbor state universities
and colleges TO ascertain whether or
not a change in Iowa would prove ben
eficial. They will visit the universities
OF Minnesota. Wisconsin and Michigan,
and some time before the next session
Of the Iowa legislature convenes will
formulate report, together with rec
concentrations. 1t will be the duty OF
this committee to decide. after thor
ough investigation. whether or not
board of control to look after all the
state educational institutions of Iowa
would be better than the present sys-
tenn OF controi-by boards of trustees
for each school Senate Whipple is
chairman of the committee.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
ALEXANDER RESIGNS.
Gives Up His Position as One of the
Trustees of the Hyde Stock
in the Equitable,

New York, May S.-Presdent James
w. Alexander. of the Equitable Life
made public letter which he sent to
James H. Hyde and William H. Nc
lntyre. co-trustees Of the Hyde stock,
resigning his trusteeship over the
same. AieNander denied that he had
been guilty OF breach of trust. and
states that while he hitherto has been
willing to continue his nominal relation
as trustee, he now feels at liberty to
reilnqulsh That relationship. In the
letter he says:
The powers and duties imposed on
the ilustees utloer me agreement are
~ lh eis .o..,,ta' ~, ne .rustees, otheI
IMAM mFsei1' named IN the original
az eeiiieh,. hase ceased 10 De trustees,
sI.iiei ui'u i .lie opeia.loil OF me agree
Ilent OF py my resignation. Although
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
INDIANS WANT WORK.
Eight Hundred on Pine Ridge Agency
Are WiiIinc


Pine Ridge Indian Agency 8. D.,
May Eight hundred able bodied
Oglala Sioux Indians want employ
ment." This is the announcement made
in a circular which has recently been
issued by John K Brennan. United
States Indian agent AT this agency.
1t was only a few years ago that the
Sioux warriors living on the Pine Ridge
reservation, in the southwestern por-
ton of South Dakota. were hunting for
scalps. Now as the circular shows,
they a-e hunting for work. This is The
result of the efforts of the government
to make them self-supporting.
The circular issued by Agent Brennan
cont ues: The attention of railroad
contractors, constructors of irrigation
bitches and ranchnen is called TO the
fact that we have 500 young. able
bodied Oglala Sioux Indians on this
reservation who are DESTROYS of adopt
ing the ha bits of their white brethren
and earn their own living.
They 'rish TO go to work either at
railroad grading, digging bitches. herd
ing sheep or rdnching.
In addition to the 500 Indians who
wish employment outside the reserva-
ton, several hundred male Indians Will
be EN- loyed during the lm1ner in
constructing roads and reservoirs and
in making other improvements within
the borders of the reservation.
Those who have had experience in
employing Sioux Indian laborers state
that The redmen readily learn the work
assigned TO them and become faithful
and efficient workmen.
| II is believed that as a result of these
500 securing employment a points out
side the reservation, hundreds of other
able-bodied Sioux warriors will be en-
couraged to follow their example. and
that the Indian problem will thus solve
itself in a decade or TWO.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
CHARGES BRIBERY.
with the Philadelphia Gas Steal
Mayor Breaks with Machine.

Philadelphia. Pa. May s.-sworn
charges that Thomas Dolan. president
of the United Gas Improvement COM
pany, has paid out large sums of
money to a competing syndicate to in
duce its members to withdraw their
bid and give the United Gas Improve
ment company a clear field at the time
the original gas ordinance was passed
in 1897 We're made public from the
stage of the Academy Of Music.
1t was the browning sensation of a
remarkable mass meeting called to
protest against the gas lease steal
pending in the council. It is certain
that the new lease will not go through,
and that the present lease will be re-
voked and the gas works put in the
open market Tor fair bidding.
Mayor Breaks with Machine.
Mayor Weaver today broke with the
machine leaders and declared himself
against the steal
Robert Dornan, one of the best
known manufacturers in the city,
signed his name to the affidavit, which
also contained a charge that he Mr.
and had told him that a big scandal
was connected with the ordinance.
Warwick refused to take any action,
and the next day signed the ordinance.
The substance of the sworn state
nlent of Mr.. Oornan was that he and
syndicate formed to bid against the
United Gas Improvement company in
1897 The syndicate put in a higher
( and better bid than Mr.. Dolan's COM
pany. Then Mr. Dornan charges that
Thomas Dolan sent for a member Of
the syndicate and that the result was
that the Ridgeway offer was with
drawn.
Each Member Got $4,000.
! In consideration of this courtesy Slr
Dornan swears that each member Of
the syndicate received $4,000 and got
the privilege OF subscribing TO a large
block of bonds much below their real
value.
Several days ago Mr. Dornan notified
Israel w. Durham and Thomas Dolan
OF his intention of making the matter
public. unless Dolan consented to with
draw his offer for a seventy-five year
lease on the gas works. Neither one
I answered him.
4 This affidavit is to be used 10 induce
I the courts TO break the present lease.
! on the ground that it is tanned with
/ fraud.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
CAPT. / c. K'VAY DEAD
75:,-.a.- ard Prominent Res:den. Q,
s1-.- oa.e:z Expires a. HIS
I.,..-n
-e-. ~ ysrss

Tazf=.z : D My Sin The death
u Ea-.- > g G!-Tay OF TaE.'on
.s... - s.7-ta DzEuta los; oa@ ot her
gsI-s=,=,ss -E1 -zz1s- prosperous citizens
Pug tw4 ard 3 1@lt y=z.s Captain
EE5.p rs S.Egst = -atE-El q Et2.t'..
. ssc'aa@ q para EsE@, followed 81 sta-
ray --cc53e making rs taxa serious
IN FE5z-u,Gll southern California ana
ggae~ PARIS q tA@ cCu1--! u mas
.uCzt.- r's -r@ t:.-pzds gE.as= og the
gtzz-a So hu- a--@- q Es%.: O: -oTar.E.g
Illness - expired about :n!t1iga- iast
night u FTas bgr. n Pennsylvania
and Was In MS 7ata y=z-
= 1!+o@ and :o@- gr.as.E@u surTiT@
him. tte lz;;eE being Mrs HAIRY som
ers Of Seattle. Wash. James 7 McTaE
OF Sioux City. and Misses 5izIiie and
Laura McF-ag 0: YaG.,Ion. All were al
,he bedside 'l-- death came.
Captain Mc|-ay was president ard
sole owner q -na F!rsI National bank
OF TanE,0a. Dsy.er u the Excelsior
Millionaire Piaukinton % Milwaukee
ir ms Yaa.,qn Cement works None
eXcsE.ded him IN public spirit. ara ta@
substantial growth Of Yan.tOn during
Inc more ,Fan ,hirty years that CAP
tain 3tcEay has livezi acre * i: Z large
measure due 70 N. LaETeTs business
foresight. energy and enterprise He
fallatrH"-h4 Aai- -A--s'-H Da8t- " ---F
In South Dakota
Sioux cisy Koe" Hin.
The title D. captain came 70 M. No
Way ry virtue OF his career on Inc
Missouri river. ~ having been captain
Of q freight Jarke, tsIween Sioux City
and For Benton the acquaintance
made with SIOUX CITY and h=r carly
residents during Oh steamboat days
has never been allowed 70 die out, and
mr.
visits TO MS old associates and friends
ther". Altar his son James T McIay,
entered the law firm oS BeTingtOn 8.
McEag She latter's father was Z fra
guent visitor 70 tEe iowa city.
Il WAS but short t!Ece ago that
Captain Acf'ay returned from Eouih-
ern California somewhat improved in
health. 4 turn for the morse, however,
Indicated The wisdom Of sending for the
children, and they were Win hin. in
time 10 say good by. Announcement
Of the funeral has not been made.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
RAPID CITY, SOUTH oaxoT.

The clty Of San Domingo z,=,@zzs 20
be IN bad way as -=s15E; o H.
general conditions CoagT-ssETla1 :s--4s.-
deli, of Louisiana. Esto -@.y=ECsg r-ag-Es-
ed from d visit 10 tre EsaGza2 sGgs t--=-=
is hardly a t-aCE u o-sstE.=ss ii i1=
place. Most Of the fgls@s ac- F@Ea-E-.
and few people are san IN c.sz s.Ee=ts
Everywhere are sulEz. 4r%: :as;'=c.z@S!
impressive the ruins OF 1u= pLstrless
blocks a Very. large or@a1es9 belle
about fifteen years ago has hs=sa Z han
doned and is rapidly falling into d-ez =
Intelligent people told t.E@ senator -aat
the real population OF me republic q
Santo Domingo, Win liz 1888! square
miles, in 100000 and not as usually
stated, 500, 900. 4; is one Of The fair
est spots on the universe. M Rams
dell asserts, but political, social and
commercial conditions there are fright
fully"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
Young Man Long Cigarette Fiend !.
Dead

Sioux Falls, S. D. May 5.-Press dis
patches from Fort Pierre chronicle the
death from an overdose OF morphine Of
Thomas Thompson. q young man OF
that place. Deceased was a nephew
OF knute Thompson of this city who
has gone 10 Fort Pierre TO care for the
remains. Young Thompson was
ctgaret fiend smoking ten and twelve
packages day. II is believed here
that the overdose OF morphine was
taken when the young man was In an
extremely nervous state from the eff
fects OF cigaret smoking. Two years
ago there were five members Of this
Thompson family, viz: Father, mother
and three children. The death Of
Thomas Thompson removes the last
>u= OF the five.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
HORSE THIEVES BUSY.
en Organized Gang Plans Raids il
Three States,

Huron. s. D.. slay 6.-Sherir Young.
OF this city. is in receipt Of advces
from his brother sheriGs In the south
eastern part OF South Dakota, the
northeast part OF Nebraska, and the
northwest part of Iowa OF q gang OF
horse thieves operating in the localities
named. Within q month more than a
dozen valuable horses have been stolen,
and with them disappeared. in some
instances, buggies and saddles. Not
for years mas there been such an cpl
ceHic OF horse stealing in that section
OF the country as now appears TO exist.
a few years ago q gang that oper-
ated along the Nebra ska Dakota line
was captured, and five OF their number
were hung, the result being that set
tiers were exempt thereafter from loss
of horses. Liberal rewards are offered
by the sherifs of Lyon county Ia,
keya county. Neb., and Clay county, S.
D., for the return Of stolen horses, and
additional rewards for the capture and
conviction OF the thieves
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
GETS AMERICAN DIVORCE
English Woman Given Benefit Of the
South Dakota Laws

Sioux Falls. s D. May 4--A divorce On
tte grounds Of d.sertion and nor-supp0rt
WAS Icsta% granted by Judge Joseph ".
Jones in This city TO Mrs. Ethel Beatrice
Coles. formerly Of England Mrs Coles
took out naturalization papers las: Sep
'stnher o.! taking up her residence In South
Dakota. An unusual feature OF the cazH
~as the sending Of 4 lawyer to Paris,
where the defendant resides. TO make per
s'onal service.
hoes II Sioux Falls. while Philo Hall. at
torney general Of south Dakota, appeared
for the defendant. Coles IL d relative Of
the Eerreys OF BuckirghaTnsh!r and a
connection o. the earl OF Enriskii!en while
Mrs. Sole Is daughter Of Percy Harn.r
Adlard Of Stanerton court. Gloucester
shire, and Of Rangoon. Burrnah, where he
tolds teak 1oret.. concessions.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
TWO BOYS SHOT.
We're Victims of Accidents Win,
Hunting.


Aberdeen, s. D.. May although
the gopher bounty season for 1905 has
barely commenced TWO boys in this
vicinity have already fallen victims to
accidents that usually occur dul q the
season. John Adler. a 7-year- old boy
of Ipswich, was brought to ST. Luke's
hospital on Saturday night suffering
from bullet wound in the stomach.
He had been shot on Friday and perl
tnoitis had get in, SO Aberdeen .physi-
cians found II useless TO operate and
the little fellow was sent home TO die.
The little boy, with playmate, were
cleaning their guns preparatory TO hunt
gopherg when the gun of the other boy
was discharged. The Adler boy was
very close to him, and the contents Of
the shell entered his stomach
The other case is that of Lawrence
Creid!e. aged IA years. who was
brought TO the hospital from hts home
twelves miles southwestern Aberdeen
with wound in his right arm, near
the shoulder. An operation was per-
formed, and the boys arm will be
aved.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-05-12
Masons at Reunion.

Aberdeen, S. D.. May 5.-Thc Masonk
reunion was concluded by banquet OF
thirty third degree Masons at the Ward
hotel on Saturday night, and a recep-
ton to all Scottish Rite Masons, their
wives mothers, daughters and sisters,
at the Masonic temple the same even
ing. Both functions were well attend
ed and very enjoyable. Sovereign
Grand Commander James d. Richard
son and his party. including Inspector
General e. T. Haubman and Internal
Revenue Collector H Ellerman. left for
Yankton on Monday morning.