The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04
RICHARDS TO
Get BUSY SOON
Will Open Progressive Head
quarters in Huron with
IN a few Days.
THINK THAT IciulIY HlLl ENTER THE RACE
Congressman Burke Gets Favorable
Report on Extensloa Of Time for
Payment on Rosebud Filings.

Hon. r. Q. Richards announces that
progressive republican headquarters
will be opened in Huron in . few days,
when the fight will be on. 1t will be
an interesting and earnest contest and
entirely free, NJ. Richards declares,
from personslities and unwarranted
slurring and criticism. John Nelson
is the secretary and It Is thepurpose
to soon call together members Of the
executive committee appointed ct the,
progressive conference, consisting Of
the delegates from each county, for a.
conference here. Then plans for con-
Quoting the campaign will be deter
mined upon and work outlined for
every part of the state. Candidates
for political positions will be invited
to the conference. The outlook for q
spirited warfare until the primary
election in June is decidedly encour-
aging.
New Supreme Court Rules.
A dispatch from Pierre says that on
account Of the Importance of the new
rules of the supreme court, which
have just been adopted, and the
further fact that the rules go into
effect within about ten days, the court
will have number of copies Of the
rules printed in pamphlet form and
sent to clerks Of courts of the different
counties of the state for free distribu-
ton to those who care to learn Just
what changes are made in the present
rules. This will give all attorneys Of
the state an opportunity to learn the
regulations at an early date.
NenuIty In Race.
An ambitious correspondent at Alb
deem says: Although no formal an
nouncement of the fact has been made
it is generally understood that Judge
Frank McNulty Of this city will ac-
cede to the wishes of the insurgent
conference at Huron and become a
candidate for republican nomination
for congress, subject to the primary
election on June Z. Judge McNulty
was appointed to the circuit bench
last year by Gov. Vessey, when Judge
Mccoy was elevated to the state SUI
preme court. He moved from Sisseton
to Aberdeen at that time. During
his incumbency Of the circuit judge
ship he has made an excellent record,
although called upon to preside in
some exceedingly difficult cases, in
Guiding the Victor murder trial. He
is a good talker, personally popular
and has many friends in the northern
part of the state among both factions
of the republican party.
Judge McNulty is q native of Min
nesota, having been born at St. Paul
December l, 1873. He graduated from
the law department Of the University
of Minnesota In 1900, having previous
ly served as county superintendent Of
Roberts county, s. D. He is a bache-
lor.
Gets Favorable Report.
A Washington dispatch says: Chair
man Burke has obtained a favorable
report from the house committee on
Indian affairs on his bill extending
one year the time Of payments on all
filings for Rosebud reservation lands
In Trip county. BY provision of the
Burke bill those settlers who were to
have made one-ffth payment In one
year will have two years instead to
make such payment, and IN additional
year accordingly b granted for sue
ceeding payments. On Ill payments