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Local News Paragraphs.

Local News Paragraphs.
To night.
Ice cream.
Don't forget!
On Mrs. Fallman s lawn.
Emil Schamber went north on the
Milwaukee.
Attorney Giedt returned from a
business trip Thursday.
Glen Odle returned from his visit
to his home town Thursday.
Arthur Grieg of Leola, spent Sun
day at Eureka returning home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hepperle re-
turned from the twin cities Tues
day.
Miss Nellie Light and Grace
! Reagan returned from Aberdeen
Monday.
G. r. Clement editor Of the Java
Herald was in the city Wednesday
on legal business.
Don't forget the Lawn Sociable
this evening. There will be ice
z g "a. .EH.
cream and cake galore.
Geo. G. Knickerbocker made a
business trip to Aberdeen Thurs
day, returning Saturday. ....
Attorney Hendrickson returned
home Thursday from a business
trip to Aberdeen Tuesday.
Mr.. Ludwig OF the Artas State
Bank was in the city yesterday
having dentist work done.
Neither Mr.. Hendrickson or MIR.
Geidt, not knowing OF the Wednes-
days fire, could not at first account
for the vacant space where the
Guhin elevator stood.
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up to date OF July la, 1906.
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Good Livery in Connection.
HARRY FIDDLER
Irtas, South Dakota.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway.
TIME TABLE.
Monday, August q, 1905.

MOnudy, August II, I0V0'
l03 Pass. Leaves Aberdeen 700 am. west
3O3 ;, Eureka 1910 a.m.west
37l*Freight >, :, ll:O0 am. west
3O6 Pass. Leaves Linton 2;40 pm. east
BOG ;, :, Eureka 4:45 pm. east
l06 :. Arrives Aberdeen 7;30 IN. east
372 Freight. Leaves Linton 500 a. m. east
372* :, >. Eureka l2:45 a. m. east
Carries passengers both ways.
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NOTICE FOR. PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.
Land Office ar A hardaa,, a n

Department OF the Interior
Land Office at Aberdeen. 8. d.
~.. july TO- 1906
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
10 make communication proof In support OF her
claim and that said proof v i'll be niaue before
the register and receiver of the III. 81 Land
once at Aberdeen, 3. D., on August a. 1906
PAULINA BRAUFMAN
formerly Paulina Braunsteip under her home
stead entlI No. 1928 for the EMNE4, NE4
n. X. rs w. 5th p NJ
she names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous iidence upon and cuitiya-
Singer, Jakob Holzwarth. Michael Schaffer,
all of Eureka, s, d.
1880. . Res;en:r
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any rate well apart from the business
or residential centers. "Barbary."
where untold crimes have been com
mitted for years, will become only n
memory. 1t is agreed by the men upon
whom must fall the heaviest burden of
restoring the city. other things may
rise TO take the places OF Chinatown
and "Barbary," but these at least will
not again be tolerated.
There can be no possible doubt that
San Francisco will rise. PhoenixIike.
from the ashes Of her ruins" declared
Colonel Dudley Evans. presi . nj OF the
Wells-Fargo Express company. This
generation Is thoroughly imbued with
the spirit OF the pioneers Of 40. and II
is question Of only a few years be-
fore the city will be greater and grand
er than ever before.
! 1T viii have the experience and the
mistakes of the past as n guide. and
even If there should be another vista
ton OF an earthquake there would be
little to fear with the provisions that
VIII be made TO meet such a danger.
Some plan must be devised which will
obyiate the necessity Of building on the
made land OF the wholesale district
Ii has virtually no foundation TO SUD
port the great buildings which rested
upon IT. and il seems 10 me likely that
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SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE BUILDING.

The merchants will move 20 the solid
ground formerly known as Tar nat.
south OF Market street
"Our own most serious loss. in my
opinion. Is the magnificent collection
or relics OF the pioneer days OF CalIfor.
MIA. After being exhibited az the
Worlds fair IN Chicago ana at the
midwinter fair In san Francisco. they
were stored in an attic ana must have
been utterly destroyed"
One OF the most significant moves
the other day looking 20 the rebuilding
OF the stricken city was the hurryine
20 the scene OF experts by the George
a. Fuller company and the Thompson
starrett company. Upon their report
as 70 how wen the newer buildings OF
steel construction withstood the earth
quake shocks and the fire will depend
In a great measure the plan OF COZ
struction OF the new city.
According TO the latest reports. the
buildings OF steel construction, after
the pattern OF the New York and Chi
cago skyscrapers, were but little in
jured by the shock, and IN some In
stances their walls withstoOd even the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-05

has felt two previous shocks IN San
Francisco. 1t is the fire which Is al
most wholly responsible. Bearing that
in mind. the plans for the new city
VIII doubtless be made accordingly.
From the evidence so far at hand II
appears that the steel construction
buildings stood up without Injury, and
i expect 10 see them the type OF the
future. with the stone work anchored
TO the steel body. as is the practice in
New York. There will then be but lit
tie TO fear from earthquake shocks.
and 10y an adequately protected water
system the danger OF confiagratiou
will be obviated As IL was. the risks
In san Francisco were regarded by in
surance companies as the safest In the
country. The city never had had a Sc
rious fire, and there is no reason TO
fear repetition OF this disaster II
proper precautions are taken"
Several Of the men who predicted a
brilliant future for the city spoke OF
the plans for identifying il which have
been prepared during the last two
years by -. II. Burnham OF Chicago.
who recently finished a residence there.
They pointed out the difficulties that
nave seemed TO be insurmountable to
the carrying out OF those plans because
or the unwillingness OF the owners of
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CHICAGO MIGHT HAVE ONE.
GeoioEicRl Expert Says an Earth
quake There II Not Impossible.

geological Expert Says nm Earth
quake There II Not Impossible.
There are slight Indications that Chi
cago may experience an earthquake
within few years. according TO Pro
fessOr J. Paul GoOde OF the University
OF Chicago geology faculty. The pres
ence OF certain species of rock in the
earth inside or near the city limits. he
believes. is an indication of condition
that might result in the dismantling Of
a portion Of the city, says a Chicago
dispatch.
There is no absolute geological
proof that Chicago may have an earth
quake in the next few years" Profess
or Goode declared. zone can detect
slight symptoms. however. Certain for
nations OF certain kinds of rock under
meath Chicago might be taken as an In
dicauon. An earthquake is as simple
as the breaking of a timber.
Il believe that the seat OF the dis
turbance at san Francisco was about
seven miles below the surface OF the
earth. IL was quite probably slipping
OF the crust OF the earth. Generally
one block of the crust slips up while
the other slips down. The focus OF the
disturbance may Doe nutcd 10y the dircc-
ton OF the cracks iu tie wrecked build
inEs
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men have mad FOR years.

men have had for years
William III. Croker. one OF the great
est capitalists OF the city, who was on
his way 10 Europe with his family
when he was forced TO cancel passa 90
on the Celtic the other day. voiced the
sentiment when he said ia the ST
Regis, where he has been STAYING until
he can make arrangements To return 10
San Francisco. that the calamity will
give opportunity TO make a more splen-
uid city than the most enthusiastic
have dared 10 dream OF.
Within five years San Francisco will
be greater and more beautiful than
ever" he said TO even suggest its
abandonment is preposterous. Bv rea-
son Of its location and harbor il IL the
natural metropolis OF the Pacific coast
Everybody know Is determined to re-
build ii stronger and finer and better
IMAM ever. A general scheme Of fire
proof construction will be carried ont
with buildings Of uniform height. Some
streets will be Strengthened and others
will be widened, and beautiful as San
Francisco was, a city beautiful that
VIII be the marvel OF the world Will!
1''N aADaAt t4t ruins OF To-Day.
Mr.. Croker has reports which indL
cate that enough remains Of the Crock
er building so that II can be rebuilt
without having to begin at the founda-
tons, but In any event, he said. a new
building will be erected on greater pro.
portions than the one which has been
injured or perhaps utterly destroyed.
Archer NJ. Huntington. son Of the late
Coils z. Huntington. is OF the same
mind as oil others who voiced predIc
tons with regard to the future OF San
Francisco
Talk Of abandonment OF the CITY for
Seattle or some other coast town IS
foolishness" he said. 1T will be rebuilt
at once without a doubt on improved
lines As 60 rebuilding our own resi-
dence there no plans have been formu.
lated. Nothing will be done in that d.
rection for some time at all events"
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poAiuihE-N. II. Croker Declares
Worlds Most beautiful Municipal
ity win Rise From the Ruins.
Bigger, buster. better than ever. San
Francisco viii rise from her ashes" Is
the confident prediction of CalifornIans
resident in New York who have large
interests there, and they recently sup
ported their forecasts 10y Individual as
surances that the earthquake and fire
would not deter them from pouring in
their millions TO help upbulld new
city. says the New York Herald.
Many men have lost millions" said
ID. .. Mills. whose loss may reach S.
100000. but" he added. with a quiz
zical smile. Il fancy all Of them are
not entirely wiped out Nowhere have
heard any sentiment except TO bend
all energies 10 building a new city as
soon as the needs Of the immediate
sufferers from the earthquake and fire
are provided for"
Mr.. Mills had not received any direct
Information from san Francisco ana
without details OF the extent OF his
losses he said ne was not In position
10 make definite announcement as TO
bis plans.
You may say. however" he said
that the Mills building there will be
rebuilt. or remodeled n the walls are
not destroyed. and made stronger and
larger than IL was before the catastro
phe. one might as well think OF abau
doning the whole state OF California as
20 consider leaving san Francisco In
- g
been destroyed there might be some
reason for hesitation In rebuilding II.
but all accounts agree that other points
suffered TO as great or even greater
extent from the earthquake
"Califoruians are not the sort OF men
10 despair. Even now. when the shock
or the awful disaster is greatest. they
are turning their eyes 10 the future.
The city will rise again. better In many
respects for this visitation upon Il. II
Is the natural metropolis OF the Pacific
coast and by virtue or It's natural ad-
Nantages never will take second place
Go Seattle and other coast towns
We have had our lesson. and the
new San Francisco Will be guarded
against a repetition OF this visitation.
against earthquakes. and anything ap-
preaching condagration will be i'm
possible Besides the regular fresh wa
ter supply there Will be-there must
be-a secondary system 10y which we
can draw upon the sea To leave the
land 20 lie idle would be 10 pile even
greater losses on those we have already
suffered. IL is not 10 be thought or
any more than the tragedy OF aban-
doning the entire state would be seri-
ously considered
Like Chicago. Galveston. Charleston
ana Baltimore. San Francisco win rise
again into greater beauty. and In n
very few years her supremacy on the
coast viii again be unquestioned and
unquestionable. II is not the spirit OF
California 20 break under even so ire
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MAYOR EUGENE r. scHMITz OF SAN FRANCISCO

mendous a trial as this
] Whatever else the new San Francisco
may be it will lack one OF its great at
fractions TO tourists. Mr.. Mills and oil
other Californians who have declared
Their purpose or rebuilding the city at
once agree that there never again will
De such Chinatown as the city has
oeen noted for. II the Celestials who
choose TO live there congregate again
In single quarter they will have to
seek location ON the outskirts or at
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ravages of the flames. although their
interiors were destroyed. IL Is the
opinion OF Californians in New York
that II will be found that the damage
from the earthquake alone was incon-
siderable compared with the ravages
OF the fire. and upon this they largely
base their hopes for the future.
"It is misleading 10 lay the blame for
the devastation to the earthquake"
said Charles J. Brooks. a prominent
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GRANDER CITY TO RISE
Californians Predict Bright Out
look For San Francisco.
ABANDONMENT IDEA RIDIoULED

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Are Ready TO Put Millions Into Re-
buildinE-W. n. Croker Declares
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tty win Rise From the Ruins.
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