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feet upon the filtration problem every.
where.
A shed has been erected az The in
take of the Queen Lane reservoir and
all the water that is pumped from the
Iriyer 90 the reservoir is ozonatcd or
oXidi2ed by chemical process as it
passes through the shed BY oxidl
zatIon, all the animal or vegetable life
Is destroyed in the water, and it goes
into the reservoir free from harmful
impurities.
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helm trophy. Is sure tho affair will be
a success as he has already received
promises of number Of entries.
The carnival. which viii last four
DAYS. Will consist OF motor car par
ade divided into fOur divisions: Deco
ratiye. racing. commercial and fantas.
tic; hill-climbing contest, race
meet at local track, and finally a -
hour event During the last day of
the carnival there Will be n gymk-
hama at which there VIII be a one
mile backward race. u 1ve-mIle pick
up race. and several other amusing
events.
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the Superbas. while the Phillles cap
tured the other. The Pirates figures
are 9-5, which proves that Clarko's
machine has backed up little. ST.
Louis, though beginning by dropping
three out OF the four 10 the Doves,
own a 500 notch In IA performances.
The Giants have split even in l6
games and top the eastern teams.
Those funny White Sox are again
proving themselves hard to beat on
their homo grounds They lead in the
American League exchange with IL
victories and Hye defeats.
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AUTOMOBILE CARNIVAL

According to Automobile Topics au-
tomobilists of Seattle, Wash. propose
10 hold an automobile carnival during
the first week Of August. It will be
the first event of the kind conducted
IN the far western city and the promo
ter, j. a Hemstreet. who rode on the
Acme car In the New Yorlt-to-Seattle
contest for the NJ. Robert Guggen-
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RACES AT EMPIRE CITY.

Empire City. n. Y, July SO.-An or
dinary card was run of at Yonkers to-
day, all the events being greatly re-
duced by withdrawals. Chief interest
centered In the handicap at mile and
a sixteenth, fourth on the card, which
resulted in an easy victory for Tony
BOnero
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PITCHER STRIKES OUT
EIGHTEEN MEN

Memphis, Tenn. July 31.-Frank AZ
len. the college pitcher. secured by d
troit for al fall tryout, struck on
eighteen men and twirled hltlesS
runlosS game yesterday against 10
cal Independent league team. Only one
runner reached first on pass. but
Allen caught him mapping.
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cincinnatl-erookIyn Tie.

Cincinnati. July 3O.-A wild throw
by Ewing in the seventh inning al
lowed two Brooklyn runners to come
home. tying the score. Thereafter
neither side tailed and at the end OF
the thirteenth inning the game was
called on account OF darkness. Score:
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CUBS GAIN ON THE PIRATES.

The second set Of intersectionnl bat
Ting In the east in the National league
comes 10 a close today The Cubs
are out in front with a mark of 1913.
Two of the games were dropped TO
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WESTERN LEAGUE
pes Moincs and Sioux CITY Tie.

Miller and McManus: Alderman and
Towne. (Called on account of dark
nesS)
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PhiladeInhia. s. Chieano. 2.

Chicago, July 2O-Magee and Doom
wree the main factors in defeating
Chicago today by making startling
catches Of four hits that would have
been good for extra bases Score:
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Plttsburq, 8; New York. I

Pittsburg. July 30-Pittsburg won
the game In the FIRST inning today
from New York by hitting Matthew
son for two doubles and two singles
and scoring three runs. Score:
r. H. f.
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Chicago, 6; 2; Washington, 1; L..
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. Louie, 8; Boston. 2.

Boston, July SO.-CnaTles' triple
cleared the bases in the ninth today
and St Louis defeated Boston. Score:
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hardt, Sitton, Boiler and Bemis
Clarke
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n Humbue Ground.

Recently drifting was started to the
southwest on the property on the
lower level toward the Humbug
ground. The naturalization along tho
way led the management to believe
that still greater things could be
found. The drift was pushed along un-
I'll last week. when the drift encoun-
tered a full face of lead-silver ore.
This was found several hundred feet
out OF line with the last chute found
by lessee Knight. As soon as this
was found it was decided that the drift
in the main level had not been sent
far enough and it was started again
ore on that level thus proving that
the bedded vein extends from the main
level to the level below This affords
several hundred feet of backs.
Thus far no ASSAY has been made of
the ore. but IT is high grade lead ore,
with considerable silver. It is be-
lieved that several rich streaks will
be found in it as were found in the
old chute II would appear as though
the present ore body was an extension
Of the Jesse Knight chute, which was
pushed to one side or is a parallel
vein
The new ore body dips in a south
asterly direction and it is believed that
development Will bring the Uncle Sam
workings closer 10 the Richmond-Ana-
c nda property than ever before. In
this latter p.1.aTty some coed ore has
been found at various times. but TO
work of any consequence nas Dceu per
formed for some time. II Is probable
that the Uncle Sam worxIngs will now
be extended into this ground.
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New York .............. Q
Willis and Gibson; Ames and Schlei.
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Philadelphia. July SO.-Long drives
by Davis and Murphy with men on
bases gave Philadelphia an easy vic.
tory over Cleveland today Score:
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Nwe York, 6; Detroit, o.

New York. July 3O.-Manning was
in great form today and New York
blanked Detroit in the second game Of
the series Score, r H. e.
Detroit .............. o 3
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Vernon-Los Angeles Tie.
Los Angeles. July 20.=Scnres
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PHILADELPHIA. 7. Cleveland. 1.

Donovan, lillian and Schmidt
Manning and Klelnow.
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MINING NEWS
RICH ORE FOUND
IN THE UNCLE SAM


Salt Lake City. July 3O-By
far the best news that has been
received at the Uncle Sam Consolidat-
ed offices in "A long while was that
tclephoncd to General Manager John
Dern last night by Superintendent
G. 9. Griggs at the property In Tintic.
II was that ore has bcen encountered
on the level known as the main level
below the tunnel level. south OF where
ore was struck two and half years
ago. The shift at work yesterday
struck the ore for which drifting was
started week ago. after encounterinC
fine body Of ore on the level below
This strike will give several hundred
feet of backs and puts the property in
the class OF big Tintic mines.
Years ago Jesse knight drove a tun-
mel in the Uncle Sam ground and
took out some exceedingly rich ore
in the Humbug territory The tunnel
was then sent along the vein for
some distance and another body Of orc
was encountered. From this bedded
vein a large amount of rich ore was
taken before it was worked out
Soon after the present owners pur-
chased the Uncle Sam property an in
cline was sent down from the second
ore chute to what is now known as
the main level below the tunnel level
Here drifting was started I'm search Of
the ore which was lost This was car
ried on for some time but finally
stopped as a body Of ore was found
so the north of this. This was about
two and half years ago and it was
from this north body OF ore that ship
ments We're made that netted the COM
pany 100000 in dividends last year
When this chute became lean during
the latter part of last year. drifting
was started oh the level below and
another body of orc encountered. 1t
Is from this BODY OF orc that the com
paay is now shipping seven cars of
ore a week
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco, g; Sacramento, /

san FTancISco, 8, OdcTdmtntOr l.
San Francisco. July 50.-Score:
r. II. E.
Sacramento .......... 4
Baum and Graham; Griffin and
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST. Louis, 1; 10; Boston, 7; q.
Boston, July 3O.-St Louis and Bos-
ton divided in a double header here
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cLAssEO AS MINES
IN MASON VALLEY.
Salt Lake City. July 30-E. n
Skinner. who formerly was with John
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Portland. S; Oakland. 8.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Spokane, S; Aberdeen, q.
portIand ?. Vancouver. 4

StarkeIl and Kreitz; k1IIi1ay and
,encer.
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Tacoma, d; Seattle, 3.

SeatOn and Fonrnler, Paddock and
rocks.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
COUNCIL REJECTS BIDS

At the special meeting Of the
council held last Friday evening
to consider the matter ofsthe bids
on cement construction work for
the city, after much discussion it
was decided unanimously on mo-
ton Of the mayor that the bids be
rejected. and that the council adj
vertise again. The trouble arose
over the wish Of the council to d.
vide the work, and the misunder-
standing of the Slower construction
company, who were under the
impression that the work was to be
awarded to one concern, and bid
accordingly A letter was read at
the session from Col. Slower apol-
ogizing for some Of the remarks he
made in the heat Of the debate at
the previous council meeting. All
members Of the council except Aid
erman kreger were present.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Happenings Of a Week Through
out the State.
HELD TO Be CONSTITUTIONAL
Federal Court Passes on State
Employers Liability Law.

In the first case brought under the
South Dakota employers liability law,
passed hr the 1907 legislature, the act
stood the trS; Of IN" federal court at
Sioux Fails and resulted in a verdict
of Sc 900 for tn" widow of Martin
WrSthN. yardnaSt"r for the MllWau-
kcr He was killed in the Madison
yards through the negligence of other
employees Of tn" company
It is not unlikely that this will be
made the basis of a test case in the
United States supreme court to deter
mine the Validity OF a law denying
the railroad companies the right to
sci up the negligence OF fellow serv-
ant against claims for damages.
The United States supreme court
has never passed upon this act as a
state law. the federal Statut" having
been declared unconstitutional be.
cause. while passed under the inter
state commerce. clause of the COnsti-
tuition. it undertook 20 govern cases
arising wholly within a state The
Milwaukee, railroad in this case, it is
stated. will appeal to the circuit
court of appeals and. if necessary, to
the highest court
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
LAUNCH STELLA NAE ON
LAKE MlNNETONKA.

The new Lake Kampeska boat,
Stella Mae, was launched in
Lake Minnetonka Salty and car
ried on her trial trip Mr.and Mrs.
G. W. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stoe-
be, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Angel, Mr..
and Mrs. 0. NJ. Peabody, Mr.. and
Mrs. TIA. Griswold. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. f. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fitzimmons, Miss Ella Cloyes, Miss
Mayme Madison, Harry nNalken-
burg IF. Luthy and Captain Will
Williams. Everyone had fine
time, altho the weather was quite
cold. A nice lunch was served on
board.
The boat made run Of forty
seven miles in a very rough sea
almost of the way. The engines
acted as tho they had always been
going not giving any trouble. The
boat was piloted by Mr.. Campbell
of the Campbell Motor company.
Mr.. Williams expects to have the
boat ready for shipment to Water
town 50 as to be launched in the
lake this Saturday. The boat is a
splendid one and will be great ac-
QUESTION to the lake.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
BIG RANCH CHANGES HANDS
Mitchell Men pay $4,000 for 10000
Acres in North Dakota.

One OF the biggest real estate deals
ever contaminated in Mitchell was
the purchase of 10000 acres compriS-
ing a ranch in the vicinity of Man
dan. y. D.. and which involved Sl52,
GOO
l. w. Seaman and his son Charles
Mitchell men, are concerned in the
deal. which was concluded by wire.
The ranch has 500 acres under cul-
tivation has 900 head Of registered
cattle: many fine horses: running
spring water in several places and a
f1vefoot vein of Ignite coal Charles
Seaman will have the management of
the ranch.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
CANTON FIGHTS CORPORATION
Electric Company Seeks to Secure
New franchise.


Canton Is in the midst of an inter
esting fight with corporation. The
people are represented by Mayor X.
r Dean and Councilmen A. Repp and
F l.. Minis. The corporation is led
lN it's president. Thomas Thorson, O.
Clifford and John Isakson. The
Canton General Electric company is
SEE king a new franchise. The city is
r;>ng the light company rate of s.
a month for each arc light based upon
midnight moonlight schedule and in
al, idual patrons are charged at the
rate of 20 cents.
The leaders in the fight against the
company ask that it meet competition
and make certain concessions TO the
city.
The city council has been confer
ling with the Sioux Falls Light and
Pow company OF Sioux Falls. which
agrees TO furnish the people cur
rent at cents per k W. h., to be
m5-r.red at Sioux Falls, the city Of
Canton to construct and maintain the
means for conveying the current.
The main plea Of the franchise lead
prs is that it is home institution.
One fourth Of The stock is owned,
however,, by J. T. Ferguson Of Min
neapolls and another one-fourth is
owned by the First National bank Of
Canton. A majority Of its stock is
cNu"d by people out of the city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
BISHOP HARE Is FAILING
Aged PreIate Said to Be Critically

Although il is little known and sell
dom spoken Of among his friends it is
declared on seemingly good authority
that Right Rev. William Hobart Hare,
missionary bishop for South Dakota
and head of the Episcopal church in
this state. will never again leave his
residence in Sioux Falls.
Bishop Hare has been afflicted with
cancer for some years and although
he has been growing steadily worse,
suffering at times intense agony, and
has several times gone East and sub.
mitted to operations he has retained
his authority on the affairs of the
church in this state and is still it's
head
Bishop Hare, who Is native of
Philadelphia. is about seventy years,
old. He has been engaged In his
present work over thirty years and is
one of the best known of the Western
biShOpS
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
CALLED TO REST
Mrs. Stella Berg Passed Away
at Her Home in This
City.

Mrs Stella Berg who last Friday
passed away at her home in this
city was born at lntresogan, Nor
way on Sept.7, 1876. At the age of
6 years with her parents she emf
grated to America locating at Ferus
Falls, MINI. Four years later she
moved to Moorhead, Mimi, at
which place she met and married
P.O. Berge June IL, 1899. Soon
after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
Berge moved to GAINESVILLE, MINI. Z,
where they lived until November
10 Of last year when they moved to
this city.
Mrs. Berge has been quite sickly
ever since coming to WatertoWn
She was taken seriously i'll about
three weeks ago. and died at l |
o'clock Friday Of tuberculosis Of
the bowels
Deceased is one Of a family Of
three She has a brother, Mons
Kuhr. who disappeared about Is
years ago. and has not been heard
from since. She also has a young
er sister, Mrs J. G Sonesyn, who
at present is in the city Aside
from loving husband she leaves
four small children, Seneva aged 9
years, Hans aged s years, Christina
aged 5 years and Peter aged 2
years
The funeral was held from the
Norwegian Lutheran church Sui
day afternoon at 2 80 0 clock. Be
cause of the funeral, the regular
services in the church were held in
the morning.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
ROLLS NEAR DEATHS BRINK
Miner Slips 200 Feet Down incline to.
Edge Of Deep Shaft.

4 BY misstep Frank Carlson, an
employe of the Homestake Mining
company at Leal, slipped over the
edge OF the big open cut and fell and
rolled down the incline to the bottom,
req feet. sustaining only q dislocated
wrist and numerous cuts and bruises.
He stopped rolling Just two feet from
the mouth of the big vertical, a sheer
descent of several hundred feet.
Those who witnessed the accident
lowered men with ropes to bring up
the body and found Carlson very
much alive and scared. He is re
covering at the Homestake hospital.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07

Horses and Cattle to Pasture
A good pasture, running water
and salt furnished. Cattle $500
and horses $3.50 per season. Cattle
and horses taken from city to pas
ture free. Pasture a miles east of
Watertown on Willow Creek. See
Geo. Ostrander at the Feed Mill.
45tf.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
RARE INDIAN RELIC FOUND

Hardened Copper Arrowhead Picked
Up on Site of Rec Village.
Judge Smith Of the supreme court
on recent excursion to the buffalo
pasture and the old Rec town near
there. picked up a rare find in an
arrowhead of hardened copper.
This old village was abandoned by
the Rees seven years before Lewis
and Clark made their trip in 1903 and
all Of that tribe had moved farther
up the stream
The find indicates that the older
tribes of Indians in the Northwest
knew the secret of hardening copper,
which present day metal workers are
using their best efforts to rsdisooyer.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
I Not ssiayers clait,, bounty.

II Claims for volt bounty amounting
to 81, 800 have been fled. which is
practically the same as the amount
which was filed at this date last year,
when the holders Of the certificates
received 10 cents On the dollar on the
lace Of their certif icates The total
appropriation Of $a3. 900 aust meet All
claims and they are prorated ON that
ihAsiA ii I'm md of tkss ~ ssay.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
CATHOLIC BISHOP RESIGNS
Right Rev. John stariha's Withdrawal
Accepted by the Pope.

" Public announcement has been
made that Right Rev John Stariha9
sent his resignation to the pope last
month and it was accepted Bishop
stariha, who mas been In charge Of
the Lead diocese for seven years, has
been in failing health for some time
and last year removed to Hot Springs.
Next month he Will return to his
home in Austria to- rest Vicar Cen
eraI Father Noesn Of Dead wood has
been appointed TO act as admins
traitor Of the diocese until the bish-l
ops of the province of st. PAUL choose
"A successor to, Bishop stsriha.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
TWO CHILDREN cREMATED
Burned to Death in Fire That De-
stroys Their Home,

The house of William Reidman,
two miles south of Stursis, burned to
the ground. burning to death a boy
two years old and girl four years
cid. The father and mother and two
other children were out in the field
planting potatoes when the fire was
discovered and could not get to the
house in time to save their children
from cremation, as the building was
burned and the fire was beyond con-
troll on their arrival. d.. 49,
The father made several vain at
tempts to save his children and in do
ing soawas burned about the head and
face. The charred remains of the
victims We're recovered after the fire
WAS low enough for neighbors to
reach them.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
Orators Is Meet al Yankton 4.

The seventh annual state high
school contest In defamation will be
held at Yankton college May "A, with
more than double the former entries
Iof schools. Beautiful gold medals for
the first prize and silver Tor the sec
ONT are on exhibition there,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07

A pain prescription is printed
upon each 25c box Of DR.. Shops
Pink Pain Tablets. Ask your
Doctor or Druggists if this formu-
la is not complete. Pain means
congestion, blood pressure. Head
pains, womanly pains, pain any
where get instant relief from a
Pink Pain Tablet. A Duffner. 46-49
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07

So great has been the increase in
the value OF farm land in Western
South Dakota that several residents
Of Alexandria, who recently made
final proofs on honesteads In Stanley
county are refusing offers Of from
$4,000 to $4,000 for their lS0-acre
tracts They secured the land from
the government upon payment of so
cents an acre or $50 for an entire
farm.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
t5orsebask hide il FataI.

HE Cole, q fonrtesn-yeaE-old Co
5lunbta girl, was ridiRE hnrseb ack
when her horse stumbled over a pet
dog, which ran hetwaen its feet and
fell "a the gEirl, innicting Injuries
from which she died In ! few hours.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07

JUST RECEIVED. From North.
ern Wisconsin $50 beautiful ever
greens 3 to 81 feet high. Just
what you want for identifying your
lawn or cemetery lot. Every / tree
guaranteed to grow. Your choice
Soc each while they last. J. W.
Snyder, phone red 1928. 1915.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
BIG SAW NALL BURNS down

TisstandE Entire Riant at Nksst Nahsnt
5S Destroyed.
Fire Of unknown origin destroyed
the big saw mill Of the @Mcf,aughlin
Tie and Timber company at West
Nahant, south Hof Deadwood, as we'll
As fve box cars and several fiat cars
of ties, The com pany doss the largest
lumber business IN the western part
|. Of South Dakota and has large con
tracts. The total loss will be about
$780, 900, practically all covered by in
surance.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
TELEPHONE SUPERCEDES KEY
Burlington VIII Use It for Dispatch
ing Trains in Black Hills.

After thorough trial through the
Black Hills the Burlington Railroad
company has decided to adopt for per-
n,anent use the. telephone system of
dispatchins trains. The telegraph
system will not :ebe done away with,
but9will still 4be9 used to transmit mes
sages from division headquarters at
Alliance to- Deadwood and vice versa,
but between Edgemontl and Readwood
all communication will be by tele-
phone. Ill .s .,..gas
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
tiliI 70 speak ! al Yankson.

James ]. II IN president Of the board
OF directors Of the Great Northern
railroad, has accepted an aviation
to addrass tho Missouri River Naviga-
Hon congress at Yankton In July.
Arthur Hooker OF Spokane, Wash,
secretary OF the board Of control Of
the National Irrig alton congress, also
Will be on the prog