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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-04
GOVERNMENT SE|ZEDLUMBER
Trouble Over Some Timber OH tho
Harvey Peak Co. Ground.

Custer, S. D., Aug. 3l.--The gov
eminent officials this week posted
notices Of ownership by the govern
ment, and warning not to trespass
upon the lumber at James Clark's
mill. Mr.. Clark bought the timber
from the Harvey Peak Tin COM
pany, ard supposed to BE upon pat
ented lands. 1t seems that some
thing is wrong or irregular in the
matter. The burden seem: 20 have
fallen on Mr.. Clark, who has un-
doubtedly acted in good faith in the
matter. The provisions OF our con-
sti;ution that no one shall he de.
prived of his property without due
process OF law seems not to apply to
the government. They just take 1t
without even notice or reason
given. 1t would appear that a man
should have his day in court. The
forest reserve power iii tho hands
of the department seems to he the
legislative, judicial and executive
combined, or possibly execute first,
"hang the man and try him after
ward" This rule is presumably all
right and necessary to the proper
administration of the forests, but 1t
is uncomfortable to an innocent pur-
chaser of timber who goes out to
work and finds he has no work to
do. 1t is all done-Chronicle.
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Quinn CURRAN1 CLIPPINGS

Ralph Johnston went to Rapid
CITY Friday evening. After visiting
there for several days lie will 60 to
Mitchell where he will attend the
high school for the coming year.
Will Timmins was down from
Rapid City Wednesday between
trains. He came to look at his farm
just northeast of town, and he says
that it looks so good to him that ne
expects to be living on it next
spring. Louis Carey, Who was also
down said the same thing with ref
erence to his land. We would GER
tainly welcome them be h back, and
hope that they are not "joshing'
about that matter.
Quinn's first fire occurred last
Thursday afternoon. Haddock's
store being destroyed. The loss on
the building was about $1,000, with
$500 insurance. On the stock
there was an insurance of $1,000
Mr.. Haddock had finished an invoice
OF the stock which octed up ovel
$500. Probably $500 worth O.
goods were taken out, leaving $30t
totally destroyed AID the damags
to the other. The $1,000 insurance
will be enough to MOI 3 than cove
the loss on the stock. VIII McCul
lam, E. L. Azzier and Ed. Ray, wn,
slept up stairs lost their trunks
clothing and other personal effects
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ARRESTED FOR CRO1KEDNESS


Sac City, Ia, Aug. 31.-sheriht
Malcolm Currie received message
today from Lead, S. D., saying that
G. H. Doggert was held here under
arrest. Doggert is wanted under
serious charges in Sac county. Sew
eral months ago he sold 8 mortgaged
team to Phil Rogers and later Mr..
Rogers had to pay the Mortgage in
order to hold the team. Doggert sue
ceding in cashing a cheek with the
Early State bank and another with
the State Bank of claller, both
drawn on the Farmers : wings bank
of Sac City, with which he had no
account. Doggert's case will doubt
less be Investigated by the grand
jury at the present term of court.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

within JENNINGS BRYAN.
JOHN w. KERN
For Congress, Long Term
A. H. OLSEN.
For Congress, Long Term
r. %. DOWDliLL.
w. w. SOULE.
ZACH r. S'TuTLilY ~
FRED C. NUT1ING,
j. T. GOODWIN,
WILLIAM CALVIN
For Governor
ANDY L. LEE.
For Lieutenant Governor
w. II. LaFOLLETTE.
For Secretary of State
WILLIAM HEALEY.
For Treasurer
y. w. Closson.
For Auditor
ROY VETCH.
For Comsr School and Public Land
For Sup't. Public Instruction
r. MOAN.
For Attorney General
JOHN B. HANTON.
For Railroad Commrssioner-
S. v. ARNOLD.
For state Senator, Tortieth Dist
GRANVILLE JONES.
Fpr Representatives.
MARTIN HANSEN
JOSEPH JAY.
For County Treasurer
II. w. IlINRICHS.
For sheriff
i ETE LEALilY.
For Clerk of Courts
j. S. GANTZ
For Register of Deeds
ROBERT IINKERTON.
For Auditor
JOHN e. REED.
For States Attorney
CHAuNCEY L. WOOD.
For County Judge
FItA.NlI u. BANGS
For ASSESSOR
FIR ED MCCAIN.
For Coroner
DIR. d. w. FLICK.
Fer County Commissioners
= Il McC tRTHY. Second District.
MATTHEW DRILLING, Fourth Dis
trict.
RUFUS b. CAMPBELL. Fifth District
county, Surveyor
H. c. AVERY.
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j. L. Burke, Register.
Myron Willsie, Receiver.
Public Land Sale.
Department of the. Interior, R

Department of the Interior, RAND
City Land Office, S. D., August 18TH,
1908.
Notice is hereby given that as di-
rected by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, under the pro-
visions OF the Act Of Congress ap-
proved June 9th, 1906 GA Stat.
$40, we will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder, at 8 o'clock a.
m. on the Sth day Of October, next,
at this Office, the following tract OF
land-serial 0655, viz:
North half of southwest quarter
and southeast quarter of southwest
quarter OF section 80, township 9
north, range s east, B. H. M.
Any person claiming adversely
the above described lands are adver-
tsed to file claims or objections on
Or before the time designated for the
sale.
John l.. Burke, Register.
Myron Willsie, Receiver.
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IOWA EXTR A SESSION
Legislature Convenes Mt Call of Gov
ernor Cummins and Listens to
Reading of Message.

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 1.-The
special session of the Leg stature con-
vened yesterday afternoca and heard
the governors message which set
forth in full the occasio' for amend
ing the primary law in gard to the
republican primary election, but
merely made reference to the matter
OF the senatorial election for AL
lison's unexpired term. The old or
ganization OF both branches Of the
legislature was preserved
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Wall Record Clippings.

The new Congregational church
of Wall will be dedicated October
IA, '0S.
The building formerly occupied
by Metz & Commit is rented to Rob.
Babcock who will occupy it as
meat market.
The Record Office which has he'd
its quarters in the postoffice building
has moved to the basement Of the
VIM. Madding building.
L. ]. Pratt, who has been employ
ed on the Record for the past twf
months severed his connection there,
with Saturday. G. w. Burnham
lately from Pella, Iowa, is now the
local editor and manager Of the pa
per, commencing work Monday.
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office, at Rapid City, S. D.,
August 7th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah
A. Gleason, of Rapid City, S. D.,
who on September 21st, 1901, made
Homestead Entry No. 6426-Serial
01G7, for north half of southeast
quarter and North half of southwest
quarter, section 21, township 1 norm.
range east, B. II. NJ, has filed no
tice Of intention to make final five
year proof to establish claim to he
land above described, before Regis
ter and Receiver, at Rapid City. S.
d., on the 10th da, of September,
1903.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charlotte Meade, of Rapid City,
S. D.; Mauries Heron, of Rapid City,
S. D.; Otto P. Huney, of Rapid City,
S. d., Celia Twrambly, of Rapid City,
S. d.
JOHN l.. BURKE, Register.
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STATE ASSESSMENT.
Final Returns Show Increase c
500, O66,10 Over Last Year.

Pierre, S. D., Aug. 27.-The COM
pleted figures of state assessment
values of all classes Of property In
the state after the state board had
completed its work shows $685.
696,26S, which is an increase over
the valuation of year ago of
$23,066,191. This is divided among
the different classes of property as
follows:
Real estate -. $2O1 ,179,542
Personal property .... 52,722,9oO
Railroads ........... 2S,202,467
Telephones ......... 921,SS4
Telegraphs ......... 3ll, 860
Express companies 32S,365
Sleeping cars 10000
Thse figures show an increase in
all classes of property in the state
except mineral lands, which were
given reduction of s614,525. Farm
lands were increased s13,092,743,
and town lots we're pushed up
$1,S18,3ss, which is largely from
new towns in the state.
u0 CS w Olp' lolC pioPSiIy
show an increase Of s6,547,767 on
railroads, $7O,233 on telephones.
$45,060O on telegraphs, $77,1S9 on
express companies and $500 on
sleeping cars.
The state board made a decided
il .rease in the auditors returns
( I'M many of the counties on farm
I, I'd valuations. There was an in
crease of 1912 per cent in the coun-
lis of Aurora, Beadle, Brule, Char
J /; Mix, Day, Faux, Hand, Hanson,
IYde, Jerauld, Kingsbury, Lyman,
sPherson, Marshall Miner, Rob-
elss and Sphinx. Grant was given
q raise of 16 2-3 and Brown IS per
cent, while Lawrence was let off at
s per cent. These increases have
made a material difference in the TO-
tails of real estate valuation between
the county returns and the stats
hoard figures.
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Gray horse, branded half circle S
on left hip, weight between II 0
and 1900 pounds. Last seen east 81
Blackhawk. Willing to pay $40 lcs
information or return OF horse to
Sawyer's barn in Rapid City.
Theo. Johnson,
Box 81. Blackhawk, s.. D.
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ruhlic Land Sale

Department of the Interior. Rap
i'd City Land Office. August srd,
1908.
Notice is hereby given that. as
by direction of the Commissioner
of the General Land Office, under
the provision of the Act of Congress,
approved June 81, 1906. 81 Stat.
al) we fer al public sale to
he hignc 34del, at O'Clock a. IN.
n the 2. ~ OF 9eptember. 1908,
aeSt, at t.As once, the following
ract of land: Southwest quarter of
northeast quarter of section is,
township north, range east,
south half OF northwest quarter Of
section 80, township 4 north, range
east, B. II. NJ, Sereal O2316.
Any person claiming adversely the
bove described lands are advertised
file claims or objections on or
lefore the time designated for the
sale.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
National

w1LLfAM H. TAFT of Ohio
JAMES S. SHERMAN of New York
United States Senator
CCE L. CRAWFORD of Huron
ct kssR p s q p,sp in ,congress-
EBEN w. MARTIN of Deadwooa
Legislative
State Senator
JOSEPH HARE of Hill City
Representatives-
JOHN i. PATToN Of Of R Fapflw Ci3S
Presidential Electors
JOHN L. BROWNE of Brown
c. I'll. LIEN of Roberts
J T. SCHRADER of Pennington
GOTTLIEB DOERING Of Hutchinson
r. S. Wesley. of Washington SPRINGS
Lieutenant Governor :
H. c. SflOBIIR of Highmpre
SAMUEL c. Policy of Deadwood
Attorney General
S. W, CLARK of Redfield
JOHN HIRING of Herreid
GEoRGE &. JOHNSON of Canton
COMMISSIONER OF School and Public
o. c. DoKKEN of Clear Lake
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
H. A UsTRUD of Sioux Falls
Railroad COMMISSIONER
f. G. ROBINSON of Groton
County
treasurer ....... GEORGE Z. FLAVIN
sheriiT' 3o II. H II; YAH All
Register. Of Deeds. JOHN e. HAI,LEY
Clerk of Courts. j. Nj. MATTHIAS
superintendent of Schools.
....:. MISS MATTE McMICHAEI
States Attorney. GEORGE WiTJiAMS
county Judge. ...........C l.. LEWIS
lrvcyor.... CHARLES II. CATo n
coroner. ......... DIR. R. j. JACKSON
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SOUTH DAKOTA DEMO-
Gratis y|UNC
SUPREME COURT KNOCKED OUT
THE CONTENTION OF THE
STATE DEMOCRATS
DECISION WILL LEAVE DEM
OCRATS WITH ONLY A PAR
TIAL STATE TICKET

Pierre. s. D., Sept. 2.-The SUI
preme court this afternoon upheld
the state primary election law In
decision for the petition OF the
democrats for writ of mandamus
to compel TIT secretary of state to
accept the certificate of nomination
Of the candidates nominated at the
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Rapid City state convention.

Rapid City state CONVENTION.
The decision prevents the demo-
Gratis from placing their candidates,
nominated at Rapid City, on the
state ticket as democrats. The dem-
oc:ats will have candidates for con-
gress, governor and lieutenant gov
ernor only. II other candidates are
run they will have to be placed on
separate ticket.
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Shropshire Ewes For Sale.
IS Shropshire Ewes for sale at Z
bargat
". Il. Cox. Rapid City
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JOHN L. BURKE. Register
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Department of the Interior. RAN
id City Land Office. August 2rd,
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John l.. Burke, Register.
Myron Willsie, Receiver.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
FOR A STANDARD
FRUIT MEASURE

A committee OF the Maryland Hortlcul-
turai Society has notified the authorities
Of the Peninsula Horticultural Society
that the committee win meet with the
Peninsula Society at annual convention in
Wilmington In January TO prepare a bill
for the General Assemblies to compel uni-
form standard packages for marketing
fruit.
The Maryland sooiety's committee con-
sists OF David b. Stewart. OF Baltimore
Orlando Harrison, Of Berlin and Judge
James c. Harris of Kent county. The
committee makes request that all granges
and farmers clubs and shipping assoc
Citations as well as package manufacture
ers be represented at this conference.
Mr Stewart who Is president Of the Stew
art Fruit Company said in discussing the
matter:
"Thc losses occasioned by the careless
and improper marketing Of fruit and
other farm products are stupendous. A
berry basket formerly held a quart. To-
day they are OF all sizeSselt Is impossible
70 maintain a staple Warket where there
is no standard measure IN use. To in
crease distribution we must get distant
buyers and to do so we should be pre-
pared TO offer them standard pack OF
goods"
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
ALMOST RIOT
AT FERRY GATES
Five Lines Between New York
and Brooklyn We're
Discontinued

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-The York
and Brooklyn Ferry Co. without pre-
vious notice this morning permanently
discontinued the five ferry lines con-
Meeting New York City with the East
ern District of Brooklyn. The inn
mediate result by the congestion Of
trucks and passengers almost devel-
oped in riot Reserves have been
called out.
There has been litigation for some
time between the Ferry Company and
the city. Recently the municipal au-
thorities were ordered by court to take
over and run the lines. but no date
was set for this action
The Monday morning traffic IS the
heaviest of the week. and the conges-
tion today at the closed gates quickly
reached dangerous preparations.
The crowd got angry and threatened
to break down the barriers The po-
lice succeeded in dispensing the crowd
and have posted guards 20 prevent any
attempt to damage the property.
The action Of the company Is ex-
pected to result in the city being fore
ed to take immediate control and oper-
ate the lines.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
CONDEMNS
ALIX SEIZURE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BERLIN. Dec. little seizure Of
Alix was nothing more than naval brig
andage" declared President Castro to-
day.
1T was a piece Of purest piracy and il
an outrage on civilizationy BY this act,
Holland has put herself without the pale
OF decency. I do not know what Vene-
zuela will do
President Castro arrived here this az
iernoon. declaring that the principal alb
iect OF his visit was to consult with Dr.
James Israel, director Of the Jewish Hos
pital. concerning his physical disability.
Whoever says ! am not sick lies" he
said. in answer to the intimation that the
real object Of his visit was to consult with
Dr. James Israel director Of the Jewish
Hospital. concerning his physical dlsabil-
itv.
Whoever says I am not sick lies" he
said in answer 10 the intlmation that the
real object of his visit was to escape
threatened revolution at home
Castro engaged the entire first floor
thirty rooms-of the Esplanade hotel
Berlin's most luxurious hosiery. Anon,
his rooms are several suites that ar.
usually given to royalty.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
STORE SOLVES PROBLEM
FOR YOU THIS SEASON

Dear 10 the heart Of femininity Is slt
hosiery. II Is even a JOY In itself &C.
note the ecstacy the average woman
can develop over a pair Of silk stock
ings But when they reach the reclp
lent through the thoughtfulness OF
loving husband. father or mother, the
climax OF real gift-giving is reached
The demand for hosiery and slippers
done up In Christmassy boxes at Pyh
and Cronn's shoe and hosiery house
demonstrates that there are few thingb
so practical and useful IN the sphere
OF Citing between families and friends
as slippers and hosiery. Everyday.
wear stockings as well as the fancy
silks are done up in attractive boxes.
In the great variety Of ladies' ann
children's slippers shown there seems
hardly a possibility Of missing Just
the thing" There are slippers m WARM
felt ana leather both in Romeo style.
with fur trimming. and In the low cut,
in red. black and grey colors. There is
also the dainty boudoir slipper IN colois
with q saucy pompon of silk TO match.
The High School and College Girl Is re-
membered by the "cozy" slipper. with
the initial and colors Of her favorite
BY no means are street boots out oi
the gift class and the newest fashions
for fall and winter are in evidence.
Tho boys and girls win want a pnh
OF rubber boots with that sled" ~
we'll as a pair Of artistic socks 10 keep
tootsies warm. These things are TO be
had there I'm the very best grade ana
lowest prices. and every child sees in
rubber boots the JOY Of n long. conf
Portable outdoor spell. The wise parent
remembers the children best in thes
gifts as well as in the tan stOrm-pr)of
boots with buckles ana extra high cut
that are dear 10 the heart Of every
boy.
The baby is remembe-e1 In unique
fashions. A box Is shown containing
stockings or sox and a pair OF fht
daintiest shoes or moccasins I'm all tn
baby colors III 10 adOrn the little fec,
Of any king or queen"
In the mems slipper department al
this famous store is noticed an array
OF slippers which look so fancy and
comfortable that the most enthusiastic
club-goer viii gladly forfeit q stag
or smoker" just to experience in then
the comforts of home.
These are designed in "musketeer'
patterns Of red and green inlsid moroc
co. also tan kind and wine-colorci Ro
meo and opera styles. Pumps and shoes
for street and dress wear are also II
strong evidence at prices that I'm al
cases make for ready sale.
So whether YOU buy there or else
where a visit at this time OF year i
well worth while. The courtesy Of th'
salespeople and proprietors is IN mark
cd accord with the spirit OF the seasol
and one even finds the cheerfulncsi
contagious.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
HoIIday WeddInas In Ksnt.

DOVER. Dec. 14-As Chrlstmastidt
approaches. the desire for getting a
husband for a Christmas present is ep-
parently scizlng the Delaware girls, fol
the frequency Of parsonage marriage
has become noteworthy.
Charles Durham and Mrs. Anna
Pleasanton, Of Dover. we're quietly mar.
ried this week at the First Baptist par
sonage by the Rev. s. J. Cleeland ana
viii reside IN Dover.
John willis. Jr., and Miss Laura L
Greenwell were married at the home oi
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Greenwell. at Kenton, Rev. J. A. Buck
son officiating
Walton Trice and Miss Edith Thaw'
lev were married In Concord Methodist
Episcopal Church at noon. Rev. J. Z
Cannon officiating. The young coupl,
stood under a Christmas arch Of holly
and mistletoe. Mrs. Henry Natti,
played the wedding march. They are
honeymooning in Philadelphia
Miss Jessie Jones. a belle Of Ridgely.
viii be married on the first day Of
Christmas week, Monday. December y
at 1 o'clock. I'm Ridgely Methodist Epis.
copal Church. 10 Frank j. Ruggles. %
Wrentham. Mass. A reception will bt
held Immediately after the ceremony
at which the favors viii be Christmas
tokens and toys.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
u Of p cimh 40 Dance

The Delaware Club of the University
OF Pennsylvania will hold its annual
dance in the New-Certury Club ON We'd
nesday evening. December go. The pa
tronesses viii be Mrs Thomas j. Day.
Mrs. George A Hammond. Mrs. James
NJ Horn. Mrs. Eybil J. Koser. Mrs. Ed
mund Mitchell. Mrs. DeHaven Morris.
Mrs. George Patterson. Mrs. John r.
Robinson. Mrs. Martha Walker. The
committee in charge is William Baxter.
Jr.. Jesse Kendall Baylis. 3D.. Everett
Britton, John Murdock Carpenter.
swithin Chandler. Cd. Howard Milton
Dawson Samuel Harvey Day. Charles
Fisher King, Jr.. Caleb sipple Layton
1.andreth Lee Layton Jr.. John Douglas
Patterson, chairman.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
Students Preaentv : aeerman Ninht.v


Students Of Friends School presented
the German play 'Eigensinn" CObstinaey)
in teh school gym on Saturday night.
1t was a German Night" arranged by
the German class Of the school and
proved pleasant evening The play was
presented by Margaret Sieberg. Marion
Beadenkopf. Dorathea Bechtel. Paul V.
Kellogg, Gearald J. Pyle and Stanley C.
Prickett. Miss Winifred Bach. gave two
pleasing plano Observation-Disclosures. by
Schumann. and Hungarian dance. by
Brahms This was followed by the sing
ing in German. Of "Heidenroslein." by
Schubert by the girls glee club. Then
followed a violin solo by Herbert Smith,
the subject being "Ich Grolic Nicht''
(schumann), with piano accompaniment
The final feature was the singing by
the girls glee club, augmented by few
boys Of die Wacht am Rhein." BY
Carl Wilhelm. which was admirably Civ
on, an encore being secured. The seats
having been set at one side. dozen OF
more misses. dressed in Holland cos.
tunes, served chocolate and a variety
Of odd Dutch cakes. The sociai hour OF
more that followed was as much enjoyed
by the older folk as It was by the chill
dren.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
EvenlnaI Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. Megary gave party
at their home No. POI East Fifth street
on Saturday evening. Among those pres.
ent were: Misses Nora Healy. Kathe.
rine Hare. Mary Carr. Sadie Kelly.
Maggie Hayes, Della Hayes. Mary Hare
Julia Toomey, Sabina Morley, Mary
Mack, Julia Lacy. Hannah Mulquin
Julia Nawley. Annie Woods. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Megary. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy OConnor
Patrick Kelly, Michael Connor. Johr
Hayes, John Hare. Michael Bolen, Johr
O'Ncil. John Hayes, John Lynch. Johr
Connor. Charles Toner. James Cummins
John Tearney. John Gibbons. Michae
Woods. Joseph Connell, Edward Gala.
hand. owen Gibbons, Of Philadelphia
and others.