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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-05
Bryan.s Opportunity.

Bryan is to be congratulated on his
success. He wanted to reorganixe the
Democratic party. There never was a
aner opportunity offered for such work.
He has the Geld to himself. Philadel.
phIa Press.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-05

Collections from interest and income 81 900 90
Federal appropriation q. 10000 90 3
Total ........ .... ...s. .... $4,000. 80 s
#as EXPERIMENT STATIONS,
s$i Federal appropriation . &. .....$ 10000 90 u
State appropriation Edgeley sub-sta- a@ NJ .ss
tion ..,.s...s 10000 90 \
Total ...s.. S 10000 90
d VALLEY CITY NORMAL SCHOOL.
Collections from 10 of mill tax ... IS 81 745 81
Collections from interest and income 1890. %
Total ....... ::........ S 45,735.75
as&s 3.S 3g@E5 MAYvILLE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Collections from 10 of mill tax u. S 31,745.5 81
Collections from interest and income 8,423. 13
Total ....... S o,1e8. GA 1
SCHOOL FOR DEAF
Collections from ID of mill tax ... 34,557. so
# Collections from interest and income 11,5OO. sc
Total $1,000. =. 46,o58, 16 /
school. FORESTRY, .4s4 .if .
Collections from O3 of mill tax 7.945. Al
BLIND ASYLUM. 25 s-t7z5@fa< 3
Collections from interest and income S $3.50 IS
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. E 80 -
Collections from interest and income 1O,8O247
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Collections from interest and income II 239 81 !
Il Appropriation ......... ....5.a "a 900. 90
Total .1....... .a..::. S 1929. 81 v
% REFORM SCHOOL, ~: aies232 E#@zs#@ ~
Collections from interest and income S r. O28. 81
2 Appropriation .....s5..... 14,500.0O
Total ............... ....>..... S 26,528. 81
SOLDIERS HOME. .ss5~e
Collections from interest and income S II, 139 76
appropriation 10000. 90
Ao"@i ,00S. 10
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-05

ton is obvious then that the procedure Of the political
party to place it's candidate upon the ballot is Of equal
Of more importance than The procedure Of election and
and invioabe How shall this be accomplished? The end
soughts procedure Of nomination that will accurately
party That the present delegate system too often fails
of this end gives need that your Iteration be brought
to it. Both political Of this state in their platforms
have declared for primary election law, permitting the
electors to vote directly for the candidates to be placed
upon the ballot Such laws have been adopted in other
states. They have been advocated and worked out by
earnest Where force they have satisfactory
and the tendency is entirely toward their extension be-
eve that act that this assembly could pass would
proved by the people Of the state than for comre
hensve and complete primary election law I do not adj
vocate any halfway believe that it should in
cude every officer to be elected within the state The law
recently adopted by direct vote Of the people in the state
Of Wisconsin to to be act that would meet
needs most admirably ~s@
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-05

Culnk all OInef RepuDllcanS Will agree
with US, that if there is any tariff reyi-
sion that can cure these grossest two
Offenders in the manner of eNtortion
we ought to have 1t. And we repeat
that If there is any sort of tariff revi-
sion, not tariff ripping. that can give
us more foreign markets without kill
ing our own: that can enable us to buy
cheaper from abroad without ceasing
to buy at home: that can enable us to
give employment to foreign wage earn
ers without putting our own in the
street: that can increase, our sales
abroad while we continue to magnify
our commerce at home, we shall be
glad to see it.
But this paper and, we think, all the
Republicans OF the United States win
stand out for a fulfllment Of the
pledge in the Republican platform on
which President Roosevelt and the
new house of representatives were
elected-that the American tariff must
not be changed in any way that will
wipe out the protection that guards the
American wage earners' standard Of
living from far and swift descent to
the level Of the universal wage Garner
everywhere else; that not only Ameri-
can wage earners must not forfeit
their employment for the benefit OF
foreign wage earners, but their daily
pay shall not sink to meet the compe-
tition Of the man who tolls abroad Tor.
one-half and one-quarter OF what the
American workman receives and under
tho American tariff system has everv
prospect Of continuing to receive.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
READING SYSTEM
q Jersey CENTRAL r. Z

STATIONS: Foot sT' LiSsrty 1is 4s St. st. &
Time shown below is from Liberty St. West Sd sL
leaves 10 minutes earlier noted BY Designating
EAsToN BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH
CHUNK-z4.00 C7.15 Esstonl. 9I0 A. NJ. 10 ~.
500 Cb545 Eas;on enIy3 P. NJ Sun. z420 A. NJ lOO.
wfIREsB&BRE HNp scRANToN-slo a. n. 90
700 P. NJ SUNDAYS, zt.30 A. NJ. o9 P NJ -
NEGAT-z4-O0 $40 A. M l.se as 90. xs0S lLakeVVood
and Lakehurst ka40. q. 15 P NJ. Sundays. s-SD A Al
q. 40 Lakewood IAkehurst1
ATLANTIC CTTE-e9.40 a. NJ, kfS-4o P d. -
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE POINTS, o.
$50 1130 A NJ. x120. GAS. 530. $50 Jl20i. Sun
days except Ocean Grove. AGO. 600 A NJ 4.Vo
ATT4NTTc HI,Ds.. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BcH..
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4O0. IS 60 $780, I3o A NJ
$50 4 30 $50. $50 P. NJ. Sundays sOo A NJ
PHfLADELPHIA-.z4 80 .un7oo. rna0o 600 m'1e.oo.
s1I00 A. NJ. m'12oo. 90 400. s30o. s4o0 p'5oo
rn'e00, 200. 1900 '90O, 40 30 P. NJ tsl215 mdt
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-s.oo II o.oc. '12 90
E:2 & 60 rnt.t 60 e CO. = sII9r 60 .Il2I9 Ann VIII
IAMsPoRT-ii z4.oo 1880 $500 IsIo deco LOO
PottsvIle. Harrisburg oniy}. r. o. '5 co. LEO P N
'Daiy tDaily except sunday. lsundsys xF: xPaT,oE
car. xsaturdays only zFrom Linerty 81 only: -
From Twenty-thrd street-zS. 20 p M.. cS.5o p H.
e12 90 P. M g430 p NJ, 81. 50 P. NJ. k8 70 2, NJ
Ofaces Liberty ST. West 25d ST.. Astor House. 25l
1890 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5th Ave 21 ath Ave-
Union Square West 27ss Sd Aye 2TS west i29th 81
Brooklyn: 800 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG Se YORK Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage n destination
". G. BESLER. c. n BURT
vice-Pres. & Gen Mgr Gen. Passr ASsnx
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
THE STATE BANK.

THE STATE BANK
New-York Dec. 9th. 1905,
TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders OF for the election Of Directors viii
10 bei6 al the barking house Nos 376S7S Grand Street,
on esday January 9th, 1906 between the hours of IL
n m a. 1. VOORHLS Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

s.r-nsaslx high rates for money which have pre-
sssied during the last two or three weeks win
49,. s-.e 90 an end We are approaching the end of
=. vear and any remitIsnces to reach Europe
sS,-n - the New Year must be made by Wednes-
PEI sfegrler at the latest. Exchange for to-rnor-
Cas- steamer would sell much higher II It were
os for the fact that this steamer will arrive too
- deliver remitfanceS before Christmas, and
~ - Following Wednesdays steamer IL used for
tlsen tln rernttances. viii be sust practical. Dis
sst IA London rose 10 SIS per cent yesterday. It
g said as protective measure but without dot bt
ADVANCE Is at least partly due 70 the arrival
- a large amount of American finance bills, which
ss @sve been drawn during the high money market
"a pgnich suddenly flooded the London discount
asasrsxet The bank rate of Germany was advanced
!. : re~ cent on Monday. Money in that country
: iikeiy 30 remain dear Tor some time, and the
isvf rate for short marks and lovF price for long
s-s-ks as compared with sterling and francs viii
sssharafore probably continue. The supply of COM
sns-ossl hsEis shows decided falling of and any
ss-ssE inquiry for renittances, such may be
sseerted FOR next Wednesdays steamer. viii result
= materially higher rates.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
To Holders Of ~ Per Gent. Gold Collateral
Trust Notes Of The CINCINNATI, RAhlLlOh
AND DAYTON RAILWAY COMPANY, issued
under its Collateral Trust Agreement, dated
March |, 1896:

In view Of the appointment Of receiver Tor the pf0p
erty OF the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway
Company and the request OF tbs owners OF iaFs
OF said Collateral Trust Notes the unoe
signed have consented Con1ittee Tor the
protection all said note-holders VINO
shall become parties agreement now In course 0
breparation AZ Per Cent Gold Collateral
Notes are requested deposit the same with
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK the
Depositary designated IN said agreement Al 's
Office No Wall Street New York City All notes
must be deposited negotiable FORM and must bear
the coupon maturing 1906 ano al subSeGuent
Certificates the Depostary viii be issued Tor notes
deposited
Judgment the Committee the appointment OF
said receiver has In no impaired the value OF the
security of the holders OF said COL
lateral Trust Notes but It believes that the interests OF
the noteholders demand concerted action for their pro
lection requests that said notes be de-
posted right is reserved TO terminate the
privilege deposit any without previous notice
Copies Of said deposit agreement when prepared
may be obtained at Depostary and from
the members OF the Committee
Dated New York, December 18th, 1905
J. N. WALLACE,
HARRY BRONNER,
T. s. sMITHERS,
H. s. REDMOND,
J. u. McCLEMENT,
COMMITTEES.
FRED C. RANDALL.
54 Wall Street Secretary
JoIINE. I.ARKIN & RATHBoNE Counsel
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tha
N 1>r,buua received their Uptown ONCE No LISA
Traamv pstsyeen s7th until o'clock D. m
atiseieats received the following branch ofnes as
,,a- once rates until p M. viz: 2Ss sth
.vs a cor z3d-sti 1b8 etnaye.. I2thst: 90 East
slth1r. a5Y West 42d-s. between 7th and 9Th
aes west l2sthst 1898 adave. 76th and nth
v... oee sd-sve alss-st-; LICE
sstnst, 1s7 East 125th-at 7ss ESQ Sd
avs near 4iss-sf. 5S4 sd-avs 2io sieeckeE-st: ssS
Biescker-ss
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
CUNARD LINE.

4 CUNARD LINE.
AS From Piers 51-52. North River.
To LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
E5trurla Dec. 23 / NJ. Lucania Jan. 20.
Jan. 6, nooni Slavonia- Jan. 25. P M
carmania Jan 13. A; NJ lUmbria Jan an n 9 A III.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A-NAPLES-ADRIATTC.
-ARONIA-Fastest and Most Luxurious Of Bevathans-
Jan. 9th, Feb 27th.
esTTPPI ,F-bfF.NTS Modern Twin-Screw Steamers.
PANNONIA. Dec. 10 noon; Apr. TO- May 20
Jan 16 10 a M: Mar. T. Apr -
SI1AvONIA.. Apr. 3. noon; May p July 10
Apply illustrated booklets describing the interesting
trip through the Mediterranean and Aoratie to Trieste
and F1ume winter resorts.
VERNON II. BROWN % BROADWAY, n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS

INDusTRIALs.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
NEW Y0RK. NEN HAVEN z hartford r. 4

trains depart Central Station I'D St ana
BOSTON Via New London & Proys-ftIlooo .xIlio;o7
a. NJ ftIi:OO, sx1:01 sxi3:90 fst5Oo, sSl5a2
.512:oo N Via WiIna'tiss91ItSs:o IL -. oo "a 4 =; 52eo
woRcEsTER and FITGHBgEsei via r M
CT. BARRINGToN. sTocKBRIDGE. LENox PITTS
FIELD-I45o. fs;4s A. n fssSls 49,, =. "a 49,. ras+t 9.
also at c261 11s5 1884 Broadway c25 Union Square
cis2 FTfth Ave columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-
cz7s west 125th ST. Tss Third In Brooklyn. cS42
SEQ Fulton ST., $50 Broadway -
sDaiIy. Except sundays rstops e. l2SA st 1sft2ps
dining car. cParor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

COOKS TOURS TO THE ORIENT
- s9h annual parties Programmes now
ready. THOs. COOK SON. 261 and 11s5 Broadway e4e
n. ?
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
Financial Meetings.

THE IRVING NATIONAL BANK
New York, December 9th. 1905.
A SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE sToCKHoLDERs
a o9 THE Irving National Bank Of New York will be
held at banking house. No Hudson Street city OF
Kew York the Sth of iSeS at IL ocock
A M the purpose of voting upon the following PRO
the Articles Of Association OF the
bsnk GOVERNING the number directors of said bank
FFSI5VED Section of the Articles of Associa-
zion nf THE irving National York be- and II
is hereby amended by inserting the words mot less than
efteeu and not than twenty-five stockholders" In
place of the words fifteen stockholdars.'
BENJAMIN T. WERNER Cashier
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
NEw-JERsEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

.vi,ea 6afy b. J. THOMAS Feinhardt. wall-st>
tfeeF4seS 49's = rais eG
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
sF1at price quotations
STOCKS.

celluoid corRany ~, =, i s. IS
Joseph Dixon crusisle G0napaRy 13s
Essex Ha3son ~a1y Sa af Bergen County,. 80 ca
51s ST,e.rsacI Water Company common .''...--.iS0
rrsfer
rzloben Tand & Improvement Company
11oeeAsA c.-ntv Company
Jersey CITY, Hoboksn. Paterson ~ iSO
P. Iorillaro Pr gtc1t Heat Power Co... 80
NeEy-Jersey Zinc copaET ETelephone Company III
rev EeHL 1Jan q.sS o. street Railway Company y
Paterson & P2ssalo es1S{ - ia
ILo.ig Railway company <cv
fepta TTnson q MiddIssex Lighting 60 ,3~
SSs Electric Traction
@ zsa Company &c
etsndard OH Company isr.sv - q
TTnjted Electric Company OF 80"
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS,
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West esd Street 10 minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves II $50 D N.
Lv. Liberty street, 500 Except Sun BufIet
an Daily DnAr.
Is. 90 Daily Diner.
400 pm. Daily BEfret-
"foyaI Limited" pm Daily All Pullman
Lv. Liberty street 500 pm Daily Diner
100 pm. Daily BUFFET
1915 night Daily slsepeEk
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
Leave New York city Esd St Liberty St
ChicaxO PfttsburR Sleeper. pm. t2.15 nj.
Chicago Columbus. Dfnsr....... So 400
Pttshurg, Cleveland, Limited. 3se 400 pm
''Pittsburg Limited" Buffet. $50 pm 100
Cincinnati ST. Louis, Sleeper 115o p.nA 12.15 MT
CineinnatI St Louis, Diner $50 am 1000
Louis, $50 500
cnices: PSI, 434, 1900 Broadway. Astor House. Ios
Greenwich St. 25 Union Square W, 3sl Grand ST.
Y; Fulton St. Brooklyn; West Esd St and LIB
After p m. Sleeping Car Reservations and full IN
formation regarding trains etc, be obtained at
Bureau OF Information Baltimore Ohio r r., 23rd
St Terminal Phone Nc. Chelsea 3144.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

Lackawanna Railroad.
n. Y. foot Barclay. Christopher West asa Sts-
Ts 90 A. M--Eor Binghamten and ElEnira-
LOO A M--F'or Buffalo, Chicago and st. Louis-
81. 40 P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
f4.00 P M--For Scranton and Plymouth.
S6. ID P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
sS- -4b P. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica.
az co A. M.-For Chicago-Sleepers open $50 P. n
Tickets 149 42e 1883. f4s4 Broadway. n. Y: sSs
Fulton St. Brooklyn. sDaily TExeept Sunday
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28

Macaroni Wheat and Plum Culture.
Attention is called to Bulletins,
80 and SO just issued by the South
Dakota Experiment Station.
Number go, Macaroni Wheat in
cludes the results of Investigations
of the milling characteristics of
about so different kinds of this wheat
as we'll as their sponge test, bakers
test and the value of each for the
manufacture of macaroni, The
varieties varied greatly in their
milling value, certain kinds yielding
more flour than the best bread
wheats. This is the most complete
investigation of the macaroni
wheats up to date and should be in
the hands OF every farmer and
miller in the Northwest.
Number SO. Plums in South Da-
kota, includes the results of expert
ments in raising plums since 1888
and discusses the classification and
description of varieties, culinary
uses, methods of propagation, cult,
walton, marketing, breeding, etc.
These bulletins are free upon ap.
plication to the director, James W.
Wilson, Brooklngs, S. D.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28

won. If the umpire had kept as close
to justice in all of the innings as in
this one, the game would have re-
suited in a complete shut-out for the
Cowboys. The home team made three
runs, the hit by Rouche between
second and third letting in the two
scores that beat the Belle Fourche
boys. The innings were as follows:
Belle Fourche.. 0 02 2 l 000 0-5
Rapid City. % 90 3 0 00 0 3-6
A second game was to have been
played Monday afternoon. but for
some unaccountable reason the Belle
Fourchites decided to 60 home to the
folks. President Smith, who passed
through Rapid, ordered the Belle
Fourchites to play or forfeit the
game, and they decided to do the
latter,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
N[W p0w[R PLANT
RAPID CITY TO HAVE ONE OF
THE FINEST
RAPID RREEK TO FURNISH POWER
w, w. TOdenwarth Gone East to
Sell Stock In the Enterprise.
Will Soon Return.

W. W. Todenwarth, accompanied
by his wife left Sunday evening for
New York City, where he goes to
interest capital in the erection of a
5000, 90 electric power plant that
will furnish power for Rapid City,
Lead, Deadwood and vicinity:
For number of years it has been
known that there existed in this city
company called The Rapid City
Electric Light, Power and Transit
Co. But little headway has been
made with the enterprise until lately
Col. Frank Lockhart, one Of the in.
corporators is interested in the
success of the plan and has been
working on the proposition for some
time past.
The plan will be to construct a
five thousand horse power electric
plant above Scott's Mill, takin g
their power from Rapid creek. Il
is practically assured now that the
full capacity of the plant can be use6
at the above named points.
The erection Of this plant will
mean many more good things fol
Rapid City if carried to a success
full conclusion and there appears to
be no doubt N the minds OF the pro.
moters but that the enterprise will
60 through. Mr.. Toden warth sale
to a Union reporter Sunday that he
was already assured of the sale O
a large block of the stock, which
will be sold at par. Also that th'
erection of the plant would com
mence Immediately the money wa
raised.
It is to be hoped that the gentle
men interes ted will be able to carry
their plan through to successful
ending and that Rapid City vii
soon have one of the finest powe
plants in the west.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
CENTRAL ITEMS.

We have been having fine weather
the last few days and the grain fields
are looking fine.
Miss Jennie Lovejoy is home from
Deadwood where she has been work,
ing the past few months.
Mrs. J. T. Humphrey and Mrs. G
Lovejoy were visitors at Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. W. Watterson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Blair were
visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Bur.
dicks Sunday.
Mr.. Lingford was Dakota City
visitor Friday.
IMr. Alnsworth Bailey's father is
here to visit his son month or so
Mr.. Bailey came out 10 this country
for his health and thinks it will dc
him good.
Mr.. Jos. Waterson and son have
just returned from Rapid where
they went with their wool.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ehlers are il
Rapid this week. Mrs. Ehler'
mother, Mrs. Brennan, is taking
care of the, children while she is alb
sent from home.
Miss Maud Waterson was at Da
kota City Friday.
Miss Barber Of Rapid Valley cam
down few days ago to attend th
picnic at Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. BEEN
Saturday.
Mr.. Edward R. Humphrey ha
just returned from Rapid City wher
he has been for load for the Rec
ranch. Mr.. Humphrey had rur
away on his way home which cause
him good deal of trouble.
Mr.. A. L. Loucks was at Dakot
City Friday.
| We had hne rain in this vicinit
Saturday night. QUEEN.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
Belle Fourche Loses.

In one of the most intensely inter.
esting games ever played on the
Rapid City field, Rapid defeated,
Belle Fourche in the ninth inuing by
a score of to 5, with one man on
first base and no one out.
Rapid fans are jubilant and the
Belle Fourche boys feel bad over the
narrow defeat of Sunday. The Belle
Fourche team carried with it it's
own umpire, Hayes, and his decisions
in the first two innings were so rank
that the grandstanders even became
disgusted. Such work on the part Of
any umpirei is unjustifiable and wrong
1t hurts the game and spoils the in
terest that should be kept up, which
means the life of the sport.
In the first two innings nelter side
scored, but in the third Belle Fourche
got one earned run. The second run
was exceedingly ugly, as the man
was plainly out on third, although
called safe by the umpire. In the
fourth the Cowboys scored twice
again, and the crowd became so dis
gusted with the decisions that the
diamond was filled with shouting
excited and justly mad fans. The fielc
was cleared and the game went or
Rapid came to bat and scored three
runs. This put the fans in gooe
shape, and Daily, the second basemar
from Deadwood, was loudly hisset
and roasted for his coaching.
In the fifth the Belle Fourche team
earned one run and then went to tn
field, Rapid getting goose egg. Il
the sixth, seventh and eighth neithe
side made run, and the crowd hat
become so excited over the unjus
decisions of the umpire that he wilt
ed and did his best to act fair o.
both sides.
The ninth opened with the bleach
ers crowding the line and the visi,
ing team was shut out, but went t
the field happy and contented. Rapi
went to bat and there the game wa
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28

A Change That Will be Welcomed.
In the past the Union has been
mailed Thursday night or Friday
morning in time to make the mail
routes that leave the city. A number
of our subscribers have sent in re-
quests asking that their paper
be mailed Thursdays as the depar-
ture of some of the mail routes from
here, make it impossible for them to
get their paper. if it is not mailed
Thursday.
Therefore from this time on the
Union will be mailed Wednesday
evening instead of Thursday, how
ever the date at the head of the
paper will not be changed for time
at least.
We trust our subscribers will bear
with us in this new order of things
until we can get the paper affairs
newly adjusted.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28

Journal, July 25, 19O5.-Earl
Harris has again covered himself
with anything but the right kind of
glory, and is now being pursued by
the sheriff. Saturday evening he in
duced Inez, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Garhart, to run away with
him. 1t seems that Inezs mother
sent her for the COWS Saturday even
and when she did not come back, she
became alarmed, so when Mr.. Gay
came in from work she asked him to
go and look for her. He accordingly
did so, and when he got around the
hill to the southeast of town he saw
the two,. Earl and Inez, talking to-
gether. They we're both on horse
back. Mr.. Garhart motioned for
Inez to come home, but instead they
both whipped up their horses and
started off in a southeasterly d.
rection. AS soon as possible he
started after them, but they had so
much the start OF him that be could
get no trace of them. He rode
until after eleven o'clock, and gave
up the quest as bad job.
Nothing more has been heard of
them, except rumor that they
took supper at the Suckow ranch
Sunday evening. Harris had bis
father horse and Inex had one that
belonged to Mr.. Garhart. A war.
rant was sworn out for them yester.
day and deputy sheriff started in
pursuit. Inez is sixteen years ole
but very young and childish appear
ing for her age. kilograms have
been sent out in various directions
in the hope of getting on track O
them and stopping them in theil
elopement, escapade or whatever i
may be called.