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New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
SPANISH YACHT WINS.
Yankee Boats Beaten n Decidins
Race for Kings CHp.

San Sebastian. Spain. Sept 12--Ths Spanish
sOnderkIasse yacht DOriga won the fourth and de-
Gliding race in the International regatta here TODAY
for the Kings Gold Cup. She had previously won
the races of September 10 and H.
The yacht sailed over a triangular course Of nine
miles The wind was light and variable At the
start the MarbIeheaG- of the American boats
came into collision with the DiOs Salve La Reius
while lacking There bad mix-up. but both
boats continued
The Doriga led throughout the and won
easily The Princesa de las Asturias was second
the MaTbehead third, Spokane / fourth and Che
wink VIII fifth
Light winds prevailed during the entire series cf
races This favored the DOriga, which was builr
especially for such conditions
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
COMPLAIN ABOUT cENTRAL's SMOKE.

A COMMITTEES OF fifteen citizens of Highbradgs
appeared before Commissioner Darlington of the
Health Department yesterday and complained
about the smoke from tho New York Central round
house at ls1st street and Sedgwick avenue. Louis
H stroh said that smoke from the soft coal burned
I'm the furnaces blown the houses at
Highbridge and was detrimental to health.
In addition to the smoke. Mr. Stroh said that the
noise around the roundhouse from the engines kept
the residents awake at night and interfered with
their sleep
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
LAWN TENNIS AT MORRiSTOWN.
fBr Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Morrisown n. J, Sept 12.--Play was continued
to-day in the tournament Of the Women's Lawn
Tennis Association of Country Clubs. The third
round of singles played and Miss Margaret
Belr, Morris County. beat Miss SouJher Orange,
6-3 81, "a. and Miss Scott, Westchester Coun-
ty beat Miss Day. Morris County, 81. 6-S, 6-l-
The doubles started also and Miss Swords.
Morris County. and Miss Underhill, Orange. beat
Miss Day. Morris County. and Mrs Tiffany. Mas
san County by default, and in turn beaten
by Miss Souther, Orange. and Miss Jewett. Essex
County at IS. 6-8. I'll Miss Behr, Morris
County and Miss Swords Morris County. defeated
Miss Freeman. Essex County, and Miss Reynolds
Esex County, SIS 4--6. 6-4.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
MAROON, AT ELECTRICAL SHOW.

The Marconi wireless teIegraphy will be exhibited
at the Electrical Show at Madison Square Garden.
1t was decided to-day TO establish a receiving sta
ton there. The Marconi company will give practf-
cal demonstrations. It Is expected that Marconl
will frequently superIntend the workings of this
station. The New York Edison Company ard the
Brooklyn Edison Company will have extensive ex-
hibits. The latter Will FIX UP apartment with
every electrical device invented for domestic COM
fort.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
N. M. BUTLER LIFE MEMBER s. p. C. A

At the regular monthly meeting of the managers
Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals yesterday Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
dent OF Columbia University, was made a life inen-
ter II was reported that more than 10000 horses
are watered weekly at the watering troughs which
the society has established in different sections Of
the CITY A number of fountains have been built
and others are building. The committee in whose
hands the establishment of a hospital end clinic
in New York for horses placed reported that
the work u going shsed satisfactorily.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
"wHIrE WINGS" TO MEET BENssI.

A mass meeting OF the general executive council
the drivers. sweepers and hostiers organization
OF the Department Of Street Cleaning viii be held
this evening at No ss7 Bedford avenus. Brooklyn
The object of the meeting is to help Commissioner
Bensel to devise ways and means for the better
ment of tho work It's purpose. too. II Is under
stood. is to create better feeling between the
heads of the department and the employees. and to
have the Commissioner express his plans directly
tn
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
SALE OF RUNNING WATER.
Welch Bids Her In for $I5, 600
Good Price for McCGter.

A number OF racehorses in training. the prop
eTty Of various owners sold at public auction
by the Fasg-Tipton Company before the races AT
Sheepshead Bay yesterday Chief interest centred
in the offering Of the horses Of the Newcastle
Stable TO straighten out the partnership agree
ment caused by the withdrawal OF franch =:
Bishop some time ago and the substitution Of
Tom Welch, the trainer Of the stable Most of
the horses We're bought in, including Running
Water. McCarter. SpOoner and Momentum lhe
total 50 soc for ten head
Running Water. winner of s5o.5oo, in such
demand that Tom Welch had TO go 10 Sl9a0 TO re-
tain her. McCarteT. winner of the Cosmopol'tai
and Saratoga handicaps, and the three-year-old
which such a brilliant race with Peter Pan IN
the Brighton Handicap was also III demand po'
Welct bid him in for $4,000. Charlie Ellison Sc
cured J. c. Core for S3.5oo and d. Sullivan got
Saracnesca for the same price and The Squire for
S3.6eo.
Halifax. the property of e F, Thomas was
knocked down to T. W Seeley for $4,000 Go BE
tween. stake winner of twenty-five races inciud-
ing the Suburban Handicap year ago, vas not
sold. \ summary of the sale follows:
PROPERTY OF THE NEWCASTLE STABLE,
Momentum hr G. by soTcerer-Balanee IL / go 400
] Q Core c6, g. by carr Herrrnann-Purtty: zoo
saraei5esGa H. '-i 6q e. by orsini-iux sullivan $500
MeCarter; b. by knight of the Thistie-cande; 600
spoone1. e6.. c. by Peep o Day-F1irtneer; ,oo
Running waeF b f. by Sir -B-eakwater; ooo
Big Gtef. c6 G. BY Madeiaine: T, on
Wave crest ci, c. by star shoo-spindrft: F. J. .ooo
NSSsIb WISE o'''""' . - =. .-.....-. 800
fae s,,;T SSu'Te' fs Iivab nv rF'ee % $500
PROPERTY OF E. p. THOMAS.
hssesH: seeIeZ en- -. $4,000
PROPERTY OF s. SANFORD & SONS.
Cork H;ll. br c, BY CTiTord-Rock Rose: i J -
Flint Hills. h. c. bv Cl!nord-W hiplash; J. J. 80
M6Tkiei1 N''
Joseph Brant g. by Cliftord-Baliyroe: c. n ~
ff sHi.r' = & .... 25oo
1oi Ier & Dy 600
FtyesbTush. ch. C. by Rockton-Isabeli: J. Corri- -
fiardpan. D. C. b Rcclton-Cske Walk: N =
Il 1ers. br. +. by Chuctanunda-F'rolicsome; J.
MCl%IaTn i''
Nick Stoner. eh. C. ny Cfford-Barbartna; +. -
Ioise~o 3sv r E by Isidor-P.seco: II H HUM. 100
F,,zr > ny -i1ta Post
n n Hmm - - '1-.o-'. .'-....-.... 100
F2o. s1eTce D. c by Rockton-vIoIa J CorTigan. 80
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

Golden CUP Carst round-Fitzparick GD beat sasVett
QIi l Up: Goodwin tim beat Riley "a. up aud =
to play: Sofhern 80 ~; BeddaI 30
beat T J. Kevenev 10. up ana 70 play -,
second beat Goodwin. Up: Bullard
beat play
Final rourd-Buliard beat Fitzpatrick, up and TO
play. - -.
Willard Gun, carst round)-T Goiwin ,o beat MIS,
Kevepey Ol. up and / 20 play; oier sr O beai
Gould 30. Up: oler 1r- pl. te9st d9hF ~ ~ E.
second rsund-Csoawin beat Willard. up and 10
r!ar: Oler IL. beat Oler =
Final rou-d-GodWin beat Oler. J up and > 70 play.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

Syracuse, ~. Y. Sept. 1.-THE track had dried
the fair here to-day, and the Grand
Circuit trotting meeting was continued and pro-
vided some excellent sport
Lillian r the rich Chamber Of Commerce
Stakes straight heats. beating Siliko and Altha-
sham. among others
Jack Of Diamonds and Margaret o. won their
races in straight heats also. while Mae Heart got
the purse by winning the last heat Of the unfinished
race for 2-le trotters. The summary follows
TRoTTING-2:12 cI-AsSS N b-PURsE. sleo
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
RosroN WINS TWO GAMES.

.. r T. +.
:, a. - t's'" o o y 10
Philadelphia ..--.-.-- " } " v v
patsries-B Boston. Tlndnuan and NeedhAih' fi''d4e'
mia brown corridor and Doom
'',1 - -, ..-,. r II +.
A. t's''" a a o o o q q % "a IA : o
=, ,tase,n,tt, -''- q o u q q " % l
Tsatter!e=-Boxton. Young ami Brown. fhlaeeIpnia
Sua-Is an: IackIit=ch UmpiTe-O Day
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
on THE GOLF LINKS.
The Winncrs IN the LGrchm0nt
Yacht Club Tournament.

Yacht Club links yesterday ended with the final
rounds for three cups. DR.. BuaTd the trophy
presented by the Rev. r. Golden Victor Goodwin
the consolation cup presented by DR. Willard. and
Miss Gertrude Hull the nvomen's competition for
the club cup. The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Utca->banv. 4: Utica. o FIRST game Itiea 0.
At TroyErrov I X J. q g. (hrst game. Troy.
g. A T. & q. . ,second game.
tarst gane Wilkes Barre. 3: Biughsmton. . second
Al Scranton Esme}-scranton. ?: Syracuse, o.
Second Earne) Syracuse 3: Scranton /
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
oLpFIEIp FAILS AT AUTO RECORD.

PittsbI1rg Sept. 12.-The automobile races at the
Brunots Island track, which were postponed on
Tuesday finished to-day. The first event.
three-mile exhibition speed test. in
min sec by Ollie Savin Barney Oldfeld under
took 10 break the mile circular track record OF 5s
seconds but his best time was SO 10 seconds
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
FORMER NEW YORKER A SUICIDE.

Chester. Penn, Sept. &c A. Wheeler, who
here from New York six months ago and
opened q cigar store. committed suicide with q
revolver to-day at his boarding house No reason
10 known for tho act.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
NEW YORK.

Two-base hhs-MOriarify Three-bass ht-Deeharty-
Sacrifice hitsianley Johnson Laporte. Stolen
COnroy Moriaity Arizer.
ton 3. New York. 3 First base bals-Of, johnson.
New York. 2 FIT bv ptcher-By Newton l. Struck
BY Newton. 6: by Johnson, 4. Passed ba-Kahoe.
Bsik-Newton. Tirue-f:51. Cn1pires Sheridan and
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
Totals 81 q b'Gb IL
.n,,oh o,,t for ,nterference

4Ratted for in etEth inning
1-ITee ba Sc htq-Brch. -Apermnn Hits-on SGert''
htts-SeyulnliT hat'l-
stolen bases-McCiann. Rover1nsu and Lewis on
S5 g. YORK q, prookivn. First base on oaI
tSSS c-,r," on Taylor. First base on errors \eW
y,,- ! prookIyn /. Struck out ty StanIoh. o.. o5
TfTne-1 80. T-Gnpircs-Johns'one and Car
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
CHICAGO. ;: CIHCINNATI. /

AZ Chicago u, q q
Chicago -..----. =
Cincinnati ----- " " " -
r2a,,ertes-ChicaEo. o~.rau and Killing Cincinnati.
weimer and Mccarthy. Tmptres-ETnsle anu N'e''
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY
Montreal at Providence
Toronto at Jersey City.
Buffalo a Newark
Rochester Ht Baltimors.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Baltimore, .: Rochester I first game).
baltimore, a Rochester I
Toronto 2: Jersey City. I.
Buffalo. 5; Newark. T..
a. yfopfr
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
DETROIT WINS AND TIES

WINS TIES-
At Dstrot-First game
Detroit -..-.......t q o . q n q q I-2
Cleveland .........1 o e-2 . .
Batteries-Detroit Donovan and Schmidt: Cleveland
Llsbhardt. Clarke ard BernIs.
Second game 2
Detroit
Cleveland ...............o o o o % 10 /
BstteriesDetroit Klian and Schmidt: Cleveland
ard BeHis. Cmpirss-TIurst and Connolly.
CHICAGO. 3; ST. LOUIS .
Louis r. II =
Chicago 1
ST. Louis. -..--..-....1 o . o o D % /
Battertes-Chicaso Walsh Hart. St Louis Dlneen
Spencer and Stephens. Un27e-Evars
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

New York, s. Brooklyn. 0.
Boston. 3: Philadelphia. tfiEst gafnel.
Rostou 3; Philadelphia 2 (second game)
Chicago, 3: Cincinnati, L.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
YANKEES TN DEFEAT
SEN4TORS TURN T1BLES.
Washington Gets ReUenge Here for
Fire Defeats at Home.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington at New York.
Boston Philadelphia. .
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
RESULTS OF GAN

Cleveland at Detroit.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Washington. =; New York. o.
Detroit. 9; Cleveland. first gaIne).
Detroit. ?; Cleveland. lsecond game caiiedl
Chicago. 3: st. Louis. 9
Philadelphia, :: Boston. l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
GIANTS GAIN A LITTLE.
SHIT OUT THE SUPERB1S.
Pile Up FiUc Runs When Scanton
Weakens an the Eighth.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York ri Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati a Chicago. ~ -,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

Baseball to day $3.50 m.-American League Par4,
y. L. American ~ Washtugtoas
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

PHILADELPHIA. :: BOSTON. L
Philadelphia RHr
P6gs9eiPhia To!,Y5 ..... ,.........5 59S9dodo
Batteries-Ph!ladelphia DyEert and schreck: Boston
Prult. Steele and Shaw. Tnpre-OIoughiin.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
TRoTTING AND PACING.

Apprentice allowances.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

tiarret a p mile and half anc
would have been third
intoth GTnzalo pulled lame
SD RACE-For ages: 81 200 added mile Start good
denLi MaXm
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13


had
Z hv Iarrnan
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

Jim Carney had HttIe hlOId N
oD RACE.-Selling. FOR three year
- good. Won driving. Time. 1:22
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

a r m the sa1 % o hsr h nn and n ss on m
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summaries


adde
--iL
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

Chief Hayes saved ground on the RAJ
Russell could never get 10 the front, and
to the post and ran away; showed a lot OF
4TH RACE.-THE FLIGHT: for two Yea
4 good. Won easily. Time. 1:254. WI
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-25
entative Hare of Hill City, and
IN the senate by Senator Engles-
by of Watertown.-Sioux Falls
Press.
Build on,Your Lots.

Among the real estate trans
fers this week was that of G..
Metch who purchased through
w. Fl. Tompkins lots 10, 20,
21 and % in Boulevard edition.
Mr.. Metch is not a purchaser
for speculation in dirt, but is
arranging to build dwellings on
these lots early in the spring.
There is in this transaction a
pointer to owners of vacant
property. Get a house on your
lots while material is cheap.
Get the houses up at once. There
will be a demand for all Of them
early in the spring.
Allen Bros. also sold this
week to Michael Quinn four lots
in the original town Of Rapid
City near the court house. Mr..
Quinn will also build houses on
these lots as soon as the weather
will permit their beginning, and
the material can be got on the
ground.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-25

Mr.. Gamble, Of South Da-
kota, Mr.. Dolliver Of Iowa, Mr..
Bailey Of; Texas and Mr.. Cnl-
linn Of Illinois and MI. Warren
Of Wyoming are yet on the pay
roll Of The United States Senate
and all their torturing doubts
are now over and they win r.
sumo their places on Easy
street. &.
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Published we.kly at Rap,d'city, s. D.
F. b. Foss, EDITOR
Subscription $3.50 a year.
THE SIZE OF SOUTH
DAKOTA,

Glow big is is South Dakota, PA
That all the people call it great?
Is 1t like old Goliath tall
Taller than any other stated"
Oh, no, my son, about as big
AS all the New England states;
But It's area, son, is not why
That they COLL S. Dakota great.
It is its resources, my dear son,
That makes the state feel gay;
You can't put your finger on
Something that it don't pay.
It's digging gold, or silver,
From Keystone up to Lead;
Or raising corn and cattle,
From Pierre to old Fort Meade.
No. my son, its broad acres
Don't have any valid weight;
It's what the state produces. son,
That the nation stands agape!
When your as big as Uncle John,
You'll remember what ] state;
You'll hear them, then, as now,
Calling South Dakota greatl'
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-25

Get in on the ground floor
with the boosters. Break away
from the knocker, or you'll get
neuresthenea, and that may lead
to an enlaged liver, followed by
general debility. It is safer for
the general health to be a cheer
full liar, than to dwell in the
tents Of the sour-visaged pessi-
mists.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-25
!, THE COMMERCIAL
CLUB BUSY

Presumably the Rapid City
Commercial Club is getting
good and ready for the busiest
year that ;t has ever had. No
doubt il (the club is aware that
there IS something for it to do
ii Rapid City this year. II. is
no doubt anticipating the fact
that there will come TO this city
this pear and through it, per-
haps ton thousand people seek
ing locations, investments and
homes. &c Is up to the Rapid
Civ Commercial Club to gee 70
it1that Rapid City has its 4'best
clothes'' On every day in the
weak ii f~shaymaking time"
!Not tlat Rapid City needs of
1ltself as q
residence city for that is con-
ceded bnt there are opportunr
Sties herefor business enterprises
Inevsr before accorded to any
toWni 81 South Dakota west Of
sxKI&n 6saansrvs rsrxsr Theeo m.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-25
KNOW IT VAS
LOADED.

LOADED.
That the UNION says things
and does things out of the Or
binary is in evidence in the
Hills country. For instance in
lin Deadwood. The recent even
ling newspaper of that city
which circulates, it says, to the
extent Of several hundred about
the Hills, used, appropriated
and unqualifdedly flched one
day this week an editorial pub
lished last week in the Union
entitled "To Advertisers" To
be plain, the Deadwood Tele-
gram is not only guilty Of UNI
professional courtesy, but it
should be listed as a red-hand-
ed pirate in the seas Of Journal
ism, from "shanghighing" to
the scuttling Of a journalistic
ship. We are told that pirating
Of "stuff" is regarded as legiti-
mate in the Hill circuit. If
there is anything in the rumor,
we desire to say that we cannot
as yet see the way clear to avail
ourselves of the opportunity Of
fered. The editor is pleased to
note, however, that his few
thoughts about advertising were
good enough to be stolen bodily
and abducted by the evening
paper of Deadwood.-Rapid
City Union.
The Telegram is not aware
that the article above referred
to was copied from the Union.
Neither did we know it was
original with the Union. If it
was we are glad to know it and
offer it our apologies and over
sight. Whatever paper it was
copied from it was taken as one
of hundreds of similar items that
are floating through the news
papers from one end Of the
country to the other and appear
in all the papers without credit.
IL there is anything we dislike
in a newspaper is piracy, but
we have borne with that almost
every day since we have been in
the Hills and it has generally
been very important Geographic
items that cost us great deal
of money to get. Generall they
are not credited at all and if
credited, simply credited to and
papers of that name in tine
country except a prefix Of the
town whore published. Dead
wood Telegram.
The apology is accepted,
Keep your eye on the growth Of
Rapid City. ED.
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Live Stock Sale.

The fonrth annual meeting
of the South Dakota Improved
Stock and Poultry Breeders
Association at Mitchell, January
29th to February End, 1907.
A fine program viii be render
ed.
On January 3Oth the follow
ing list of swine will be sold:
Forty-two Poland Chinas, Al
sows, ! tboar;7 Duroc Jerseys,
s sows,2 bors;6 Chester Whites,
Is sows; 2 Berkshires, 2 sows.
On January 31st the follow
ing list of cattle will be sold:
35 Shorthorns, 81 bulls, IA
COWS 81 Herefords, Is bulls, 6
cows; 10 Aberdeen-Angus, Z
bulls, 3cows; 2 Polled Durham,
l bull, 1 COW.
Sale will be held in the new
pavilion, steam heated and
electric lighted.
An open rate of a fare plus
|one-third has been secured, from
all points in South Dakota,
from Luverne, Mimi, and
Sioux City, Iowa, for round
trip.
Arrange to go and see the
largest collection Of %pure-bred
stock over under one roof in
the state. There are 81 contrib
utors to these sales, all residents
of South Dakota.
Bring your neighbors with
|you and get acquainted with
your fellow breeders.
By order of board Of Direc-
tors, JAMES w. WILSON,
Secretary.
A. j. Mccain, Of the Mccain
Real Estate Agency left Mon
day evening on a business trip to
Iowa to close up some pending
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-25
TWO Tiers 0p[h
TWO West Tiers Of bennington
County Open to Set
Element.

On the 18th of the present
month Mr.. Martin from the
the Committee on Public Lands
submitted the following report
which recommends the passage
of the bill following the report,
and will open for settlement the
two west tiers Of townships in
Pennington county and declares
this land agricultural land in
stead of mineral in character.
THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.
The committe on the Public
Lands, have had under consid-
Grafton the bill Oh. r.. 23937).
excepting certain lands in Pen
nington County, s. OAK, from
the operation Of the provisions
of section 4 Of an act approved
|Junee IL, 1906, entitled can.
act to provide for the entry of
agricultural lands withinsforest
reserves" report favorably
thereon and recommend the
passage Of said bill.
On June IL, 1906, the Con-
|gress passed an act entitledtsAn
act to provide for the entry of
agricultural lands within forest
preserves" (Public-No. 22O.)
This act provides generally for
Homestead settlement upon the
agricultural lands within the
various public forestsrseerves Of
1.-THE United States. Section 4 Of
1.-The act excepted the counties of
Lawrence and Pennington, in
1.-THE Black Hills Forest Reserve,
lin South Dakota, from the op-
GRAFTON Of the act, except as to
1.-The right Of settlers who had
commenced their homestead
settlements before January /,
I19O6. The effect Of this excep-
ton was to exclndesthat portion
of the forest reserve the two
in question from any
new homestead settlements but
would permit former settlers to
lcomplete their entries.
The reason whythe two coun-
ties insquestion were excepted
from the general provisions OF
the law was that they contain
large areas Of gold deposits and
many active and producing
mines, and the committee on
the Public Lands considered il
Ibest MOTTO extend the provisions
LOT the general homestead laws
lover thesestwo counties at the
thine of the passage of the act il
Question. Very careful investi.
eations shows that the two west
tiers 1T townships in Penning.
ton county are agricultural In
Isteado f mineral In character,
land the purpose Of this bill il
amply to extend the operation
dots The act OF Jalle II, 1906 ovel
the townships ID question, leay.
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THE I AS PASSED.

A B1LL-Excepting lands in
Pennington county, South Da-
kota, from the operation Of the
provisions of section four Of an
Act approved June eleventh,
nineteen hundred and six, en-
titled can Act to provide for
the entry Of agricultural lands
within forest reserves"
Be 1t enacted By the senate and
House of Representatives. of the
United States of america IN
Congress assembled, That the
following described townships
in the Black Hills Forest Re
serve, in Pennington county
South Dakota, towit: Town
ships one north, one east; two
north, one east; one north, two
east; two north, two east; one
south, one east, two south, one
east; one south, two east; and
two south, two east, Black Hills
meridian, are hereby excepted
from the operation of the pro-
visions of section four Of an act
entitled can Act to provide for
the entry of agricultural lands
within the various public forest
reserves of the United States.
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that the proposition proposed
would be a kind Of "butt in" at
extremely long range. Itisnot
probable, however, that the
measure will prevail. The pres
ent local option law in South
Dakota is a good thing to let
several alone.
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There is on S. D. town, my son,
That you will later know;
It's the gateway to the Hills,
And you may watch it growl
IF. E.. F.
r .pid City, S. D., Jan. 25,'o7.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-25

agricultural parks and valleys
we'll adapted to agriculture, and
for these reasons your commit
tee believe that they should be
subject to homestead settle
ment.