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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13
SUMMARY ACTION
TAKEN BY {. IN. ".
'EARIEE ISSUED ANULLING LOCAL
siMiEuHING ARRANGEMENT
WITH Nj. R. y N. w.
Claim is Made that Crouch Line has
Failed to Handle G. 4 N. W.
Oars Properly.

!. tariff amendment issued by the
INV @l;orn line and taking effect
u. announces the cancella-
,,l Hitching arrangements with
,-.e N, r. & N. w. Ry., better known
as tea Crcucn Lines. The reason
iol' TIC gtion Us given out by Off
cal Is alleged to he on account of
the manner in which the smaller
line of road handl2d their end of
the Interchange businesss, according
10 the Northwestern people, cars
tlMncl over TO the Crouch Lines to
be so loaded by shippers on that
al We're not returned to the G. &,
n. W., when loaded, but were hauled
81 cn tae NJ. r. & N. w. 1t is
also stated that prospective shippers
lYsr the Northwestern line have
san heen inconvnienced in not hav-
ing GERS from that line placed
GmEtly for loading, and often were
compelled to use cars substituted
for them by the M. r. & N. W.
II nothing intervenes to prevent
Tire cancellation from going into ef-
q re end CT the month, a great
many firms having ware houses on
ther the Crouch Lines or North
cstorn line will be seriously incon-
Yenienced by the action contem-
n!ated, as the firms on one line will
not be able to have shipments COM
ing over the other line switched to
air places of business. Some of
tho local dealers are up in arms at
the ruling and are doing what they
can to have the tariff amendment
annulled
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13
SALOON. KEEPERS
ARE ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE
SKATE liquor TRAFFIC.
LAWS.
Defendants Secure Change of Venue
From Judge Scribcr to Judge
Joys Court

Charged with violating the liquor
laws OF tho state, Charles and John
Barker, who run the saloon in the
basement of the I.akota building.
ana p. b. Mccarthy proprietor of the
International Hotel, who conducts
4 saloon in connection with his hos
telrE. were arrested last Thursday.
The complaints against the men
We're made by Rcvs. Roysc, Sheldon,
Upton and Holbrook. who informed
the states attorney that the law had
been violated in several different
ways by each of the defendants Nc
Carthy is charged with having blinds
and screens. so placed that full
view OF the saloon room cannot be
obtained, that partitions obstruct a
view OF the room from the street
and that the salooh was open after
hours
Two of the charges against the
Barker firm are for keeping open
alter the closing hour prescribed bv
law and the others are for maintain
ing saloon in a building whose
windows do not permit a full view of
the room from the street, that mar
tluons prevent a full view of the
room from the street and for having
billiard and pool tables in the sa-
loon room.
A preliminary hearing Of the
eases was held before Judge Scriber
FRIDAY afternoon, Me defendants not
appearing in person. The Bankers
were represented by Attorney C. j.
buell. and Attorney c. w. Brown
appeared in behalf Of p. B. Mccarthy
States Attorney Wood appeared for
the prosecution with Attorney Franz,
Bangs as special counsel.
After brief consultation between
the attorneys and the court, it was
announced that the cases would he
called for trial before Judge Scri-
ner's court Wednesday forenoon at
ten o'clock.
The trials, however, did not take
place at ten o'clock nor in the cir
cunt court room as originally plan.
ned, for the attorneys come before
Judge Scriber at $3.50 a. m. and 70
Nahded immediate action which the
Judge had perforce nothing To do
put grant A change of venue was
asked Tor by the defense and assent
cd TO by the court. Judge Joy was
the man decided upon to hear the
cases, but owing to the fact that he
IS now confined to his bed. arrange.
inents were made SO that in the cv.
ent Mr.. Joy does not recover sniff
GENTLY to take up his court within
Two weeks, the cases will he trans.
ierfed to some other justice for trial
1t is considered probable that be-
iore the matter is finally settled the
circuit court may be given an oppor.
unity TO pass upon the merits of the
cases owing to the fact that the NAV
mum penalty for infractions of tho
ia" OF the nature charged is no,
stated
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13

mayor and states attorney had en-
tri "a the Law sufficiently and that
2 return TO former prohibition CON
ditons was not wanted and would
harm instead of help the city.
Rev. R0yse answered the attorney.
saying it was far from the purpose
of the ministers of the town to in
iure the town, but rather to secure
the enforcement of the laws found
on the statute book. He cited in
stances to show that where the law
was enforced the community was
greatly benefited thereby.
{. j. Buell. came out strongly for
the open town policy, berating the
ministers unmcrcfully for stirring
up so much unnecessary agitation
when the city had apparently reached
the highway of prosperity. The
speaker suggested that those who
did not like the way affairs were con-
Quoted in Rapi deity could move out
also that the ministers who had
been here only a short while should
not attempt to dictate to the older
residents. DR.. O'iiarra followed with
few remarks on the proper way to
build up a town. and wound up by
moving that the resolutions which
had stirred up the discussion, be laid
on the table.
The chair decided that the motion
of
Upton got into the game with some
telling remarks delivered straight
from the shoulder directly answer
ing the statement made by a previous
speaker TO the effect that the men
who occupied the pulpit had no bnsi-
ness taking the stand the local mem
bers of the ministry had in relation
to enforcing the law. He stated that
It was right in their line of business
to advocate and work for law and
order, ii for no other reason than
his right as an American citizen.
Prof. McLearic also made some
plain unvarnished statements re-
sarding the local conditions. saving
among other things that it was moi
the salon keepers he despised. but
their avocation.
Inc argument was getting all one
sided by this time and the climax was
reached when Attorney Soule took
the ilGor and made rousing speech
on the booster order, asking that old
siuGses and present sore spots he
forgotten in a united effort to build
up great city in every way.
Another motion to adjourn was
made at this time and was carried
unanimously.
Since Tuesday evening, the meet
Ing and the trend it took has been
the subject of much discussion and
irom the opinions expressed anent
the situation the speakers who advo-
Gated law enforcement represent a
large portion of the residents of tho
city.
The idea that morals were worth
something as well as financial pros
perlty held full sway TUESDAY even
ing and the number in favor of
cleanins mp must have surprised
those who have been laboring u,1er
the deluslon that amaiority of RAN
ID Clty's citizens preferred wida
open town.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13
THE PATRICK FUNERAL.
Friends Fill Congregational Church
TO Pay Final Tribute to the Dead
Alderman

The remains of the late Alderman
G. Patrick, were laid away in Noun
tain View cemetery Friday afternoon
after brief service in the Congre-
gational church conducted by Rev. F.
c. Holbrook. The pail bearers were
George Lampert, Charles Garfield,
Hugh Gum, Arthur Morris, Eugene
Bangs and Al. Mosier. A quartette
sang "Abide With Me-
The services at the cemetery were
in charge of the Odd Fellows and
were conducted by George Bennett
and James R. Sharp. Many friends
of the deceased were in attendance to
pay their last respects to the dead
and numerous floral offerings gave
silent testimony of the respect and
honor which the public neld for Mr..
Patrick
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13
RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA MARCH 13 1908

SreSslEeS Won by Two to one. Moody
county was swept and in Roberts the
vote ior the progressives was four
TO one. IN CenterNiAe, a great guam
tity cf money. guessed at $500, was
used by Stalwarts. and that town
went against the progressives, but
the latter will have the county con-
vention. two to one. In Union the
vote was at least three to one, and
: Clay county the Stalwarts, so far
as reported elected just one dele
a@ta to tho county convention, and
that because of the personal popu-
larity Of the delegate.
Clark and Douglas went to the
Stalwarts, as conceded by the IN
surgents i'll advance, but late reports
from Miner which had been classed
as doubtful or sure Stalwart by the
progTassives indicated that it would
be safely nsurgent.
\ late despatch to the Press says:
Complete returns from all counues
OF the state show that, of the 263
delegates to be named in Tuesdays
primaries, the progressives elected
exactly 200 and the stalwarts Just
So.
With the delegates already ap-
pointed by county committees. this
gives the progressive Il total of 2GG
and the stalwarts a total OF 223. or
q progressive majority in the Huron
eongenticn Of 43.
'of the 30 counties holding pri-
malies he stalwarts carried only
nine, and the progrcssiycs the otner
twenty.
or these nine counties carried by
inc 2falNarts, cnc Butralo, has but
one delegate and in two Douglas
@ @.a}z ,here was no contest be-
saze Inc 4rogressives did not file
taair delegates to be voted on.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13


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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13
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BOOSTERS MEET.
Adopt Constitution and Bylaws
Appoint Committee to Work
Up Minstrel Show.

In response TO call issued by
the secretary, a number of the mem
bars Of the Boosters Club met in
De!thick's Opera House Monday
evening to transact business and talk
over plans for the future.
In the absence Of President II. w.
liinrichs, who was out Of the city, G.
T. Cory presided. The committee
on ccnstltutio nand by laws reported
that instrument had been drawn and
after it had been read was adopted
with one or two changes. The most
important revision was that whereby
an applicant may be admitted o
membership at the discretion of thu.
board Of directors, though he has
ben 2 resident cf the city more than
two years but less than four.
a home talent minstrel show un-
der the aus ices Of the club was
discussed ard a number thinking it
practical. q commistee consisting of
Mes rs. Walker l7igge. Robinson,
Donoho and Woerth, was appointed
70 80 ahead with the idea and were
granted full power to act and make
whatever arrangements deemed ne
coss2ry.
Messrs Duncan, Woerth, and
Howe were delegated to draft reso-
luticns expressing the praise of the
Bco.ters for the work accomplished
by the Business Mems club and the
desire Of the new society to assist in
any way possible in the upbuilding
Of Rapid City.
The meeting then adjourned and a
few moments were spent in listening
to the Harp orchestra, while the
clga's We're passed around.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13

According to statistics in the office
of the Business Mems club, secretary
George Mansfield, ten million pounds
of wool were shipped from Rapid
City last year. This is pretty fair
argument for the blishment Of 4
local wooden mill.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13

p. M. Reeves OF the Reeves Mer-
camille Company, is in the east look
ing over the spring lines of the bis
wholesale houses. A little later the
good people of Rapid City will be
given an opportunity to take ad-
vantage of the good judgment used
by Mr.. Reeves in making his pur-
chases.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13
q. "a c. a. MEETING.
s5cs2'ai speakers Discuss sh" l'gopa.
$ Ion !le sasonu she Nursery

s-.'-- .iS 'f'Eh1tEi siit -iUiShiN
Tor Crime.
E&e aalcon question was handled
Without gloves at Y. -. c. a. mceet-
Ing Sunday afternoon. The Saloon,
the Nursery for Crime" was the gen
a.'al tcpie assigned for discussion
ara t..e men M.-o spoke did not waste
ti,He in mincing matters but spoke
silaisht from the shoulder Among
these who set the stamp of approval
on the war being waged against
the liquor traffic were A. j. Nc
Cain, George Williams, Prof. INC
Larry, j. G. Bower and Revs Upton,
Sheldon aolbrook and Royse.
TIC same subject was enlarged up
on by the ministers in their Sunday
2.inS sermons. the audience
nj tnifcsting much interest in the SIT
uation as presented from the differ
ent pulpits.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13
DIVISION OFFICERS COMING
ho'"! zrancil OF Salvation Army Pre-.
pairing to Welcome staff Cap
tain and ..rS. story.

Local Salvationists under the lead
er=hip of Capt. Bellows are making
great plans for the Salvation Army
laiiy announced for next Sunday af-
tefhoon. II. w. Derthick has ex-
tended the use of his opera house
Tor the occasion and the choirs of
'he various churches nave been re-
quested to assist in the song service
me Chicago Harp Orchestra will
also ne present to assist in the music
Prof J. L. 'McLaurie hos copsen-
ted to preside at the meeting, which
IS IN honor of Staff Captain and Mrs.
storey of Omaha, who have charge
OF the work in Nebraska and South
Dakota.
cordial invitation is extended
every one to attend the rally. Seats
for all and profitable afternoon is
assured those who attend.
II You want to cry out for the
clerk-carrier positions son to be open
ed at the local post-ofice, don't for
get to register before March 18th.
Warren Hurlbut will supply all ne.
cessary information at the post office
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13
"coMn OUT OF 1rn

If you've been a knocker
come out of it. Swear off
and join the boosters. It will
help some If you subscribe
for The Union. It's saying
things for Rapid City once
week. s1.50 the year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01

Chairman Somers sent to the press
and before me, and with the know
ledge that the circulars have been
given a wider circulation at heavy
expense than any circular is likely to
undertake completed with the fact
that Chairman Somers goes out of his
way to declare it of Republican or
igin. it has created a suspicion al
most amounting to positive convic-
tion that the Democratic party is di-
reetly or indirectly back of the cir
culars and that the discovery of their
boomerang nature has led them to
adopt the cowardly course of trying
to lay them on my office. In order
to make any point clear | will state
i'm conclusion that Chairman Somers
telegram is absolutely and une-
quivocally tissue of falsehoods and
that the responsibility for these cir
culars rests with some one who has
thought he could advance Senator
Newlands' candidacy thereby.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01
Political Pageant Takes NeU York By Storm
VOTERS OF SMFLTR I!

Exposor the
willing
of
and voted for
considered the c
dshonored entitled consideration The files of
denial of it
in
not lie
Republican ballot Put through with the biggest
the lies circulated
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01
MUT|NEERS
SURRENDER
TO TROOPS

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 3t-
Threatened outbreak on the part of
a company of Turkish troops attach
ed to the garrison at Yildiz kiosk was
promptly put down this morning with
single volley from the Loyal bat
talon. Three mutineers were killed
and 10 wounded. The rebellious
troops were under order to leave for
the provinces, but they refused. with
drew to town neas the barracks and
fred on their officers. The battalion
from Saleniki was ordered to attack
the rebels. They fired one Nollev,
after which the mutineers surrender
ed and were made prisoners. Later
they were drawn up in the public
square, lied together and exp'ated the
crime to the assembled multitude as
rebels who had broken their military
oath. This prompt suppression is ex-
pected to have .salutary effect at
the Kadikiosk garrison, which is sus-
pected of being antagonistic To the
constitution.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01

been against the miners home bill
as a home bill. He said the bill rep
resented graft; that it provided for
the purchase by the state of ground
for $4,000 which had been sold
few days before to the promoter of
the scheme for $1,000. As an honest
proposition the home bill would have
had his support. AS a graft he was
glad he voted against it, for he had
never stood for graft. The audience
cheered.
c. $. Grain followed Senator Cal
lagher, holding the close attention of
his hearers and receiving frequent
applause. He was followed by j. NJ.
Lockhart in a we'll prepared speech
on national issues.
G. r. Reeves featured his speech
with denial of the truth of the infer
enee put by the organ upon remark
he was quoted on Friday as having
made to F. p. Terrell. According to
this he said TO Terrell that there were
Continued on Page Eight)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01
ELYDISTRICT MINERS

Remember that Exposo has charged you with being
sale has repeatedly asserted that you were not tit
to be trusted with the right to voe that this ground
ceeded through dirty machine trick bold outrage in de-
pvin you voting places where you could go conveniently
after your DAYS work your you entitled to
do as American citizens Remember that after prasg you
Thursday for the first time In the campaign the lmpostor
on Friday attacked you declaring in and substance that
because your union fit to correct false impression that
YOU were and pnelss TOOLS therein simply reiteat
inc grossly sandeous and infamous charges has made
against you since the beginning of the campaign Remember
these things and vote the straight Republican ticket on Tues
day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01
REP(UQATE:
SUPPORT
Rockefeller is De-
cidred Playing to
Order of Bryan
and Managers

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31-Follow
ing up a statement issued last even
ing from the White House regarding
John ID. Rockefeller. of his prefer
ence for Taft, second statement is
sued today is as follows: The presi
dent has received number of letters
and kilograms showing this trick on
the part of Rockefeller, doubtless
made by agreement with the Demo-
cratic party. will fail absolutely. 1t
is self evident of its fact, as Mr.. Taft
has said If Mr.. Rockefeller had real
ly wanted him elected he would have
kept quiet about it and he has come
out for him as being a way in which
to damage him most
The message sent out last night
follows
The following official statement
was issued from the White House to-
night ;
AT the White House the an
nouncement of Mr.. Rockefeller,
through the press agent OF the Stand
ard Oil CO., was regarded with some
amusement, I'm view of what the ad !,
ministration has done to the Stand
ard Oil Co. and OF the bitter hatred
borne by the Standard OIL Co. to the
administration. IL Is perfectly pal
pable and obvious trick on the part
of the Standard Oil people to try to
damage Taft-a trick so palpable
that 1t can deceive no one.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01
CAUGHT At CHERRY CREEK.
Attempts to Make Getaway on Freight
Train But Fails.

Charged with obtaining goods un-
der false pretenses, l.. ID. Clawson,
employed alternately at the mines
and smelter. was taken into custody
yesterday evening by Deputy Sher-
If Kennedy at Cherry Greek. The
complainant is A. Bali, who conducts
store at Ruth.
In an effort to defrand his cred
itors, il is said, Clawson boarded a
freight train in the East Ely yards
yesterday morning. with intention of
shaking dust of Ely district from his
feet. Deputy Fulmer learned of this
movement and reported the matter to
the sheriff's office. A warrant was is
sued and a telegram was sent to
Deputy Kennedy, who made the ar
rest when the freight train reached
Cherry Creek. Clawson will be
brought back to Ely Monday.
About three months ago, Clawson
was fined for beating a board bill.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01
BIG MEETING At
IS CONDEMNED
CANDIDATES ROAST NICIOUSCON-
DUCT OF ORGAN, RECEIVING
MUCH APPLaUSE-BIG RE-
PUBLICAN SUCCESS SURE.

At Smelter last night there was a
fine demonstrates of Republican en-
thusiasm, a large number of voters
assembling to hear the Republican
county candidates. The audience re-
mained In the American Trading din
ing hall to the close of the meeting
and gave close attention 10 tho talks
made.
The meeting was featured by red
hot arraignments of the conduct of
the organ of the machine Democracy
during the campaign, these being de-
livered by Senator Gallagher. C. r.
Reeves and Senator Comins. Senator
Gallagher pronounced the organ the
promulgator of slander and abuse
Mr.. Reeves said 1t would blaspheme
and blackmail the best man on earth
and the truth was not in the rotten
carcass of the institution. Senator
Comins branded the lie upon it, The
audience received the emphatic dec
larations of which the above are but
mild reproductions with much APP
plause and very evidently felt entire
ly as did the speakers. Call for re-
sentiment of the ISLANDERS put upon
Herman Wise by the organ was met
with three rodsing cheers.
The meeting was presided over by
Alfred Doull, who said that the Re-
publicans had made a clean cam
paign and were closing 1t that way.
All SANDER and falsehood had come
from the other side. Mr.. Doull IN
troduced Senator Gallagher. who
made a forceful speech. In which he
took occasion to deny the false in
sinuation of the organ th9t he &C