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DECLINES THE INVITATION
Taioa PiciJc Doei 5rt Appear Eefore
Council lcm day.
rr$ posmoi cn folndry qlestkw
Attmrr Bal.wl. Write Cart st
to Cosasaltte Hailif Faaa4rr
Matter la Haa Cans
rtlnven Talk.
Ta ta'on Pacific P.aT.road -company was
a at represented at tie "bearing" a hub tb
city council volunteered to give tt Monday
afternoon la the matter of tie removal of
It. foundry. The an! response made to
th council's Invitation nine in tie form
of a letter addressed to Counciimin Wbiie
bora. which la a follows.
Mr. W. B. Whltehnm. Cit airman of the
Committee on pjj,r-s Ttin'tt and
Telephone lear Sir- Your Wir of the
Sta Inst, to Horace G Burt, president of
th liilon Paciiic Rjimiad oompAuy. has
bees referred to me (r reply.
In your letter yoy state as follows- "If
too daatr. a bearing on your -orojlaint
made to the city council at it. last meet
lrg. you alii be given such bearing- Mun
d.y next "
1'nion Pacific Railmed company has not
made any rmip.unt to the city council
of the city of Omaha. The cdffim'inK-i-tion
th company Cied with the ritv coun
cil Artll 22. lfciSi. stales It. position with
rrference to the matter. refrrS to
tberein. Tours truly. J. N. EALI'Wl.v,
Gfmrtl Attorney.
Tba ccismunlcaiioB referred to in Attor
ney Baldwin's letter, which was published,
la fall la The Bee at AprQ complains
that th company bad received no notice
of the iron moulder.' besnts of April It,
At which time tba council adopted resolu
tions protesting against the removal of the
foundry, and urging the rompany ta con
form ta Its part of the contract with tbe
city. The cammunicatioa went on ta aay
that ta removing its foundry tbe company
la set violating its contract; that It Is. on
tbe contrary, building shops an a much
mors extensive seals than was contem
plated at tbe time the contract with tbe t
city was entered into, and closed by aak
!rt that tbe council take no further action i
In the cremiaea. j
Referred te Cease II.
" The letter, which is regarded as th. rail
road company's ultimatum, was referred by
Mr. Whitehorn to City Attorney Cocnell.
, who has drswa up a resolution to be con
sidered by the committee on railroads, tel
egraphs and telephones and reported at to
night's meeting of lha city council. The
eCect at this resolution is to refer ths
entire matter te tbe lee;al department, wrtn
tnejtrscUotkS ta the city attorney advise
the eoatcll as ts how it shall proceed to
compel the railroad company t. conform ts
tts contract with the etty.
Mr. Conseil said: "It la sot say purpose
te tevBpcrlxe with the feioa Pacific torn-
- paay. hat at the aame time I doubt the ex
pediency af bet eg too drastic with it Just
- H present. U is now building extensive
shop, la Omaha, aa aadertakiiig which will
larahve the expenditure ef - ever l.'.W. ttnft.
'aad I aay let It ge ahead with this worn.
There Is tm doubt la my mind but tbst
ths eeSEBear realises saw that it made a
mistake la ordering: the foundry cioMd. snd
I think If we give It a little time K wCi
correct the er-ar by reopening th. .bop.
but we eea"t warn ta appear ta usb 1t
Tea caa lewd s serae to water but you
css't ssahe hiss dnak. I am for giving ths
ompaay a iKtia time and aee If this diffi
culty caa't has removed wf hoat lltlgstioti.
Serster Udell, who was present, repre-
stsBe the lroa sBoieera. waa for getting
asnediato ax-uon and bnnging the matter
ta a tec us at tonight s ceunc:! meeting.
Watteaterw aid USwIl Talk.
Conttrllmsa Whitebors aaad: "For mr
part I would be Is favor ef hold'ng tbe
ceopany etrtctly te Its coo tract. The fact
that tt la building more extensive ahepa
lhaa vera eanfeapiabsd is a child s arg-a-sneat
aad tssa at ta aay way abaolve tse
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Call for sample at The Bell Drug Co.. 1216
Famam Street. Omaha Neb.
company from conforming t Its part of Tie
corTrart-"
Wblle a majority of tb council wera tt
tie council cbaaiben Monday afteraoon o
Dee:lzf of tie feseral ccmmluea aa bela.
VAN SANT PUTSUP CONTEST
Catra4. taat He Rcawf-ra Mare
Leajltlasate Tatea Taaa
Dia.
William B. Van Bant, who waa the reyeb
Mraa ncmlne for councilman from ti.
C'irttt trard of boon Cnnaiia Is tbe rarest
municipal election, ti tbe lataat nominee
to file a complaint In county court pre
liminary to contact proceeflintm. Tan
Sant acta forth tba.: althmijb tbe oflrial
board credited W Hi lam Queenan, demo
crat, wltb I.OTi Toe and him irttb I,SI4
he (Vaa Sant I ri;y received the greater
number of legitimate vote, and Is en
titled to tbe office. He attacks tba affi
davit! of aome ccrefiatered voters and
c barrel tilt several quaked voters were
denied tbeir nrbt to cast balloti that
wouid tsve been for the republican nomi
nee. It m understood that tbe attorney
reprrsen'.lnc; Van bant expects to be able
to have throws out that precinct at tba
Fourth ward wherein tbe ballots were
marked prcmlacsoualy sod t the favor
cf the democratic candidate.
CONSULT LANDSCAPE EXPERT
Ceataattteee ef Ed scat tea tWaral Get
tla Pelatera ea Hihv
Scheel Grwaaela.
Testerdiy there was a meeUcg cf
tbe building and property and the High
school committees of the Board of Ed oca
tloa, wltb J. T. Craig at the HI(rt
school for the purpoae of discussing the
proposed change la the grade of ths
grounds previous to sodding ths land and
placing permanent sidewalks. At tbe
meeting Saturday no satisfactory co
elusion could be reached and Mr. Craig,
as aa expert landscape gardener, waa
Lalled apes for advice, te give the aaem
hers of the committee aa Idea as to the
amount of grading which would be re
quired to securs ths results desired by
some of the members and ths cost of such
change.
Ths committee wfll report next Mob
dsy evening to the Bosrd of Eduostioa
snd work will then be started usosw the
grounds, either to change the grade or te
aad aad lay the walks upon the present
grade.
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN CHURCH
Tvre Mem Killed la Eirk(t ef-Sketa
After a Blast as (
veatieav.
NACOGTXHTHES. Tex., April II A doobl
killing has occurred at Palestine church,
thirty-three miles west of her. At ta
close of a sieging rosventles. sfter a heated
arg-umest. Else Cllftos shot Jim Oewenger.
killing htm instantly. Then someo shot
Clirtoa dead. Joseph Clevenger. a brsther
ef Jim Oe-rengtr. told Sheriff Spradley ts
day that he would surrender "Monday.
irs.em Star ret.
of beer are kept continually "on lager"
from four to six months by th Anheuesr
Buech Brewing Asa'a. St. Lou.i. C. 1 A,
before being offered to the public, assuring
full maturity, punty aad wholeaomeseaa.
Orders promptly filled by Geo. Xrit
manager Aeheuser-Buscb branch. Omaha.
Hall Dwe-e Meek Laaasaa.
NTrVADA. Ma. Aprf! 3 A heavy barl
svorm. sceorapanted by vvVgk ertsxls and eov
mwyrm a nkAkim at tn ml ai uusd Kevada.
prevailed eariy thu mortito. Oolng ccn
I i4raoie danuige Hotitfreas f penes of
! glass r br"k.en st in. State asyium.
i ivnees were destmved for Sr.is Snd fruit
bloeaoms were seriously damaged.
j A pur Juice 1 A natural ferment! Ths
! ingredients which compose Csok B Imperial
xtra Dry Champagne.
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ADDITIONAL POSTAL SERVICE
Twti Jew SsVutioti to Be Opened
H.r. of izlj.
TO TRANSACT nZSVT OPDF" BUSINESS
Mall May e Rrlatrrr4 at .ta
ll.. Ala. Vat All Letters 'Will
Se Delivered front
Ceattrnl ossee.
At the beg'BnlBg cf the Cscsl year, cn
July 1. Omaha will have twelve sub
ststicas of tbe soetoffiie. as well as f?ur
regular stations, word bavtax been re
ceived yerterday mcr-si-g for tbe locatica of
sa even dosen sub-sts'-icns la various
parts ef the city. Ten locations are de- j
rldad spaa by th department, but twe !
are 'to be located a"er consultation wl:h j
the postjoas-er. Accord-rs- to Instrurticns
received the locatloss of these sus-itatiooa
are sa follows:
Ne. i Twenty-fourth snd Ds ven pert
streea.
No. I Park avenue and ieveawcrth
street.
No. 4 Thirteenth snd Jackson s'reeta.
No. S Tenth and Farnam streets.
JJa. t Twesty-fotrth aad Famam
streeta.
No. 7 Fortieth and Fumara atreeta.
No 6ix"eenh and Webrrer tie-s.
No.' Sixteenth and Locust strets.
Ne. 1 Twenty-fourth street and Ames
sveaue.
No. 11 sad No. U To be locsted later.
Facilities ef wb-statleae.
These sub-stations will have facilities for
lee sale oi stamps, tse regisiraiioii i tei-
ters snd the issuance of money orders, j
performing all of ths functions cf th- cen
tral effice except the delivery and receipt
of mail They will be placed la charge cf
the proprletcrs of the houses in which they
are located aad will he located la places
where sa esubliebed business is main-
taiaed. but none will be placed in bouses
whers express money orders or intoxi
cating liquors are eol.
The location cf these sub-station is in
harmony with the advice of Postmaster
Crow, who would have th. present stsuons
abolished and sub-stations locsted where
tbe stations sre sow in operation. K
said:
-The suh-stattoa gives tbe resjjent of
the neighborhood all advantage he would
have by residing close to the central office,
and as the mall Is aot delivered from the
sub-ststion. he will receive his mail much
sooner. 1th these suo-staturas es Laiil. iieJ
Omaha will be la excellent shape aad there
will be cotwpe rati eel y little aoat to the
government. The proprietors will be clerks
in charge and will receive $100 a year from
the government. They will be under bond
and all business will be secure."
Walawt Hill Mall.
Station D, on Walnut Hill, which will
be opened July 1. will probably be the
starting point for five esmers. No ar
rangement has yet been madi for the de
livery of man from the central office to
that station, but steps are under way for
the letting of the contract. It hss bees
suggested that the carriers carry the mail
from ths central office to the station before
starting sot oa their routes and bring tbe
mall from the boxes under that station aa
at present, and this plan may be adopted
temporarily If satisfactory arrangements
for the carrying of tbe mall cannot be
mads before the sfflcs is to opes.
WHEN MONEY WAS REAL EASY
Fells fssssssky Talks ef Laav4 Ctak
klac Ttsse la Osaaka
la 1S8T.
Felix Pocnansky ef Rapid City. S. T., a
pioneer sf the west, Is la Omaha after a
winter spent ta th east oa business. Mr.
Pozaaasky first visited Omaha is 1S5 aad
atrala ln 18S7. going then ts Montana.
Since that time he has lived continuously
is th mixing country of th west and
has beea actively Identified with that in
dustry, la court, of a conversation h
"Wall I hsv beea more than forty
year la the mining country aad has seea
many booms, with gold as rotnzaos almost
as dust ta the streets. I sever saw any
thing Ilk the plestltade of money that
existed ta Omaha oa tb occasion of my
second visit her la lil. tasters specu
lators were gobbling up the lands around
th then Tillage, aad had all kind sf mosey
ts aoeod. About th usual experience oa
landing wss this: Th traveler was hardly
a the beat whea he would he met Toy a
stranger with:
"Pay, mistsr, hat yes exercised psur
riatsr
" 'Ne; what rights T"
" 7 11 givs you 30 for them.
"This would mystify most of th ar
rivals, and hil they were seeking ex
planations ether ruaaers wsuld osm sp,
aad Anally It would be made dear te tbe
arrival .that h had th right ts enter a
cartaia amount of government land aaoer
th aew homestead law. By th time bs
ssa ready ts exercise his right the price
offered hiat wonld have acoe up ts & ar
fe0. The, he would proceed to eater a
claim. Out where ta laad ageat wasted
hlai he would find s few boarta. aot up t
sraks a teat-shaped structure, with a
j blanket at each end. Here he would sleep
tea eays ass tars come to ta land office
ts take out th papers.
" 'Kav yes lived es th landT
" 'Y.'
""Have yea house oa tt"
" Tea.
What kindr
"A hoard house.'
"What ktad of a window T
- 'A blanket.
"sTaat kind of a bootT
- 'Dtrt.'
"sThat kind of doorT
." 'k hianket.
"That was alL The aettier had swora
ts th truth, aad the papers would be siad.
out. Omaha sua foil f loafars tbea with
their sockets full of goldpioces. left her
by th laad grabbers. Never is all my ex
penesoe kav I seen moaey s pleat iful
aa n a as la Omaha tbea."
C0NY1CT10N IS THE TWELFTH
J. A. 3mmm riaew la Polie towrt foe
Cokalolis Vltkttl Stat
Jamas A- Jasds was tned ISi and cos's
ta pal ics court yesterday morning tor prac
ticing ecu balm lug without a license, thai
being the twelfth eecvtrtioa for th earn
eteaae during th last thro years. Janda
opeaed up aa undertaking establishment
at Thirteesta aad Vtstea streets and ro
eeeUy embalmed a body. H waa reported
ta Secretary W. H. HOI ef Hebron of th
oar af lasalBtrt, wss cast ts usnaaa
aad praascui.d th ease. Jaada took the
sumiT.srtPB before ths Stat Board ef Zjb
halaners about s year ass aad failed ts
ARGUMENT ON ELECTION LAW
It a koes Taklosi Ttaa Dtetrte
C.ort to toits-MIUer
Coatee a.
TV Cattt-Minsr sostsat for ta sffio ef
couaty ciark has reached ta stage of argu-
tarn? on the va'.iiirr ef tie affidsvtt f ms-ret-stered
voters, raitt s'toroey ri:n i
statutory provision thst two fr-eroldert
must e;sa tbe 51it:; ad cirri that
swa frebe'ders must rs:de ia tbe pre
tisrt ;a whih the tWff voted anf 11 reel
deal, asset1, lag thst those b utraed fee
some of Millers supporter! were gathered
from ill ever ths ward. Millers attorney
ta k e tb. ground that tie ward bneadarie
ar tariftt and arguments are ta be beard
it once, wl-h antra evidence to be Introduced.
PLANS FOR THE NEW MARKET
t My Eaaleeer Reeewater frees te
Kaaaaa Cltv te Gitker
s caret tee. a.
Plans Inr the Capitol aveaue market
house are new being rawn snd City J
Ena-ineer Rnsewater went to Kanrss City j
Iset even:-.- to look ever tbe tr.srket bouse
there snd gather some idea as to inferior
arrangement cf b'hs. Tbe p'.sns rca
tcrcplate a builS'.hg IMm fet. one stcry
high save in the rclid'e. bere an exTra
story will be sided for off?e purposes.
The width cf the sidewalk cn both sides
of the svenae opposite tbe rite w"3 be
reduced in crier to leave a flrlvewiy
twenty-six feet ei3e on es'h side. The I
plsns will be stbraitted to the council for
sprrwal st the recr-isr meeting on the
evening of May f.
DEATH OF FRANK I. JOHNSON
Well Ka.wa Traveltas 4a aad Meaa
ker ef Ornish a G.t ri
Pae.es Away. !
1
Frank I. Johnson., aged IS. who ba been j
living with his mother and three sisters I
at IT11 Davenport street, died vesterdsy J
after several months" euSerirg with stori
sch trouble. He was a member of the
Omaha Guards, which organ ir.at ten will
have charge of tbe funeral from tbe bo-use
at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Mr. John
son hsd beea is Cmaba since lfK?. and
when taken 111 was traveling for the M.
E. Smith company His brother. J. W.
Johnson, a Fremont newspaper man. has
joined ths other surviving members of the
fam.ly here.
Te the t.nk Pele ky Bailee.
rniring tbe past few years many attempts
have been made to reach tb North Pole by
ship, but on account of tbe Ice have all
beea failures. It wouid seem, therefore,
that the only way to reach the covetea
spot Is by the bslioon. There is also lut
oae way to obtain good health for those
who suffer from ind-e-estion. dyspepsia, con
stipation or liver and kidney trochlea, and
that la by using Hostel ters Stomach Bit
ters. Don't fail to try it.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Jcrh P Oa'lsghr. a reFirt-it of Omaha,
hss ben disc barged as bankrupt ty Judge
Manger.
Cm and after Tbtroday. May 1. riolice
court will b-gln at 7 o ci-k in the irortv-
lr.s and adjourn st IT o'clcxk No sessions
wlj be beid in the afterniKm.
tt-putv County. Jailer Thomas MoClene
ghati. Dot to be outdone by his superior
"ificw. has acquired a tub)- cf his own
The ynur.g man arrived yrsterday In
gw1 heal'h snd Is said to be ern hard-
eorr as his daddy" and a.most as s:--r.g.
Cit-il service examinations are schai led
for Omiiha. June S. as loilow!- Ft.r
matro- Inuian servk-e. at saiarv i.;
snd &J per year; physician Indian eerrloe,
salary per year; reametrt-es Indian
service, ssiary t'-4i per year; aasistam en
gineer T"rit"d States peruiectiary eeri'lc.
saiary V per year.
Henry Weg-worth was sentenced to thirty
dsvs ta Jsll in police court for abusing his
family. Wtrsortii went home whlie in
toxicated and started a "rough house. '
causing a breakage of assist of the furni
ture and difbea. liuruif isr f.sht a mem
ber of the family iaxxMoV oa iiiis wita a
tftcup and biackeg an eye.
Albert P'jder.burg has recerved per
manent appointment as aeelsnant engineer
cf tbe federal buiidlrg. The matter has
been penfiir.g for over a year and an ap
pointment made to another man was re
fused. Mr. Sudenburg has acted as assist -ant
engineer for more than two years
under temporary appointment.
Reports from tbe varto-js schools of tbe
city to 6-iperiDtenderjt Pesrse show thst
there are Wis lees pupils Is school than
at this time last year, tae failing off in
attendance being due to the prevujence of
measles, whooping cough and pinkeye.
Tbe average April attendance last year
was l&.al-, this month It is
Tbe Park board at its regoilar monthly
meeting Tuesday wU consider a cumoer of
propositions looking to tbe improvement cf
para management. Among tnese will be
tne question submitted by "Saxon" on the
phraeecmrgy of para signs, another will be
as anonymous protest sgalnst tn rule for
bidding the tar.girjg cf mammocks in city
parka.
When the Adrleory board meets Wednes
day It will taat up the subject of a public
dump and wul also consider tbe atvisabtiity
of putting In a crematory for tbe lncmera
tlos of garbage It is likely that tbe lauer
will receiv sertoua conwderatlon, as the
efforts of th. mayor and ta city engineer
to find a place suitable for a public dump
bave met with lndiBrrect success.
W. J Gavin was arrested Sunday nlebt
br Officer Mctwnaid and ocaed up. charged
with Impersonating aa officer. Gavin, the
orBcer said, arrested a couple of women
on the street and insisted o thtm giving
blm money to releeae them. Instead ot
dntng so the women Ckneti C'fficer Me
TKtnald and Gavin was srrested. The
womes failed to appear against him in
police court.
All the men employed by The government
for the weighing of maila on the railroads
la tbe fourth contract district have hsd
their pasee. extended until tbe end of May,
Indicating that the weighing will continue
lor several weeks. There wul be a change
in tbe .urtiRgun time tate In a week
and It ss beiixved tnat tbe we.gh'ng wm
be eentinued until tbe weigh t of mail
affected by the cnacge can bo aetermloed.
Ctty Elect ruian Sohurlg reports thst
tmtity-wo poes carrying eiettrie m ava i.f
varloua kino, la ranotis parts of the city
were tuown dows by Friday sight's wind
storm. Tbe telephone and electric lient
companies had gangs woraicg ail day Sun
day putting in new poie. and strlng-'r.g
wirs. "Th. cetera L nion m as tbe on y
concers In tbe city owning wires that did
not shew a disposition to meet the emer
gency promptly." skid be.
A plea of not guilty was entered by
Thomas Joyce and Ed Clark yesterday
wben i hey were arra,gned Iiefore County
Jucgs V liann of Sarpy county at Papi.uoii.
Teir beanr.g was set for Thurdsy. May
1. They in the men charged by the
pftToner with being responsidie for the
demise of Ed W onci. ho s a. found dead
n toe rai.r'ad traca. near Fort Crijoa a
little more than s wees agn. snd hare been
krvt in Doug-aa county Jai. a. nee iast
'ed neetia y
The following buildirg permits hsve been
granted. To Juge L'uncan M V:n"n
haJeT. ts build a frme aJr. at Thirty
ninth snd Laodge streets .1 a cost of '':
to M Zier. tc. bui.d s frame cwe..mg at
4 I Erssiae street, at a cost of $-.ji. ta T
M. Mommy, to buiid a frame dwelling
at North Nlneteeinb street, to
John Lea-n. to build at Tweety-eeventh
and IkjCi r streets a frame dwe.iirg 11. m,
te tbe U'slnut Hill Hfiswuit Episcopal
churcia. to buiid at Forty-Crst and Cbaries
streets a frame parsonage, C&
K. Jotnaoo. kill North Twenty -second
street, reported to the police that stu bs
family was snaert at enures eundav msnt
on on. entered tn boui by racing a
winoow sto.e a. caul Moag.ana
whirf piing tuil! at Ti.irty-etxtn and
Cer.ier streets, lett a pair ef trousers lu a
locker, and wben be sent to get them
discover thst ae bad been moc-d of a
coetip watch I- Jae M'Mj.jh .aid E. C.
Spencer ror.Oed bim cf ti m is a ..inon at
E.ever.tb and Ioege street, and spencer
was arrested. Aout ir comp.aint ha. been
fted against Tom W mte. the colored man
unarr arret charred wits breaking u.to tee
bouae of T. B ilaiooe. Jame. Vl vj Nei-1
aaid that a k-.if. f-und oa Ut'hite had bees
stoles from tls restdeoce some no ago
From Judge Keyenr Water l oelbv has
secured an order restraining C J Al-iaon
and J B Uo as from r.nr.g a .atiataction
ef lud-meni gtes ty Sel&y utitu a bear
tr.g set fr Mv IS S-:cy k liege. tt.i e.
oeptember ".. l-o. be Mt-ured a Jjiament
...met AiluK'tn and A. A W. ;.-.a,-r f.:r
I'M with g-n roata snd that Ai.!k,,n tin
fc:m u!l rikim aeed u a quarter section
or laad in H ..t court t urh be later
dJK-vered A.iiecte bed Dot prr(.er ti ie
He tfte pjuttiffi has given A.iieor. a s.tis-J'-ti.-,e
of judgment, wntcb Lurai. to whom
AlVeon has aesiged it threa ers ti tt
ee ry plead. lLat if the witia'ac'iori b.
fe.ed H wilt i-eceeeitse Burn neediea.
lailg.tloo wbes be anSertakes prx-c:?vgs
la reti.l and it was ica 6 if,.t
be brayed as ttjy-.uoa.
MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS
Hidden Torirs Locates la F;ast m iWi- j
s-Tod Crk 5-ar C:ty Lixits.
DEtL0P!NS Pl'BY GllCH PFOTtST;E.S j
.
Serth star (,aMar Hat Its Mill
the tsawhlaery. IB kick la
Eiserlrt .
i
I EArwoTD g r . Apr! I!i Special.''
There has ba for some time past much
coc.ctare as to tt tbe Hi'MfS Fcrt-ne j
Mining rottpany would locate the l.(ft-tca j
treetaect plant wfc cb tt is the tatetuciB cf j
that rompany to erect to irea: the ors frosi
its mines, which are locsted ra IeaiTod
creek, extenfiir.g ever to the cfy linn cl
VtA and abutting oa tba grouad ef tbe
Hcmestake company ca that side ef
tbe divide. The question was settled
lste Fr'Jar m.ght. shea s comm.t
tee of the board of directors of tbe com
pany fixed the location cf the s te on Wht-e-
ood creek, tee miiee below tij e:ty. Sev
eral towns hsve been enleavor'.ag to se
cure the location of tbe plant, some of tbra
o"-rtng b:g kocuees in land snd privilege.
but tbe lommlttee of the drecore. trtff
renl.Vrni the '. rr,m of mxrrr nr. nf thelsrtT has been UOeeCUted Stesdlly for the
cani.da.lea. has chosen the Iesdwood site
it be.ng the most convn,nt to its m.nea.
the best adapted for the e-osomleal hand
ling of l'j o"es aad tbe tnist desirable by
reaeon of Its aeressibi.'Uy by two trink
Lnci cf rai:road.
Tie s.te selected was :be property of
Thomas TVajdron cf the First ward cf this
city, and had beeB worked ty him for years
as a placer mine. It has a large acreage
of level ground, which is bsrked by a gently
ascending hll. making an ideal site for a
plant of tbe magnitude of the one sbich 1t
is proposed to erect by the ecmpsry. On
tbe ground is a good water right which will
be sufficient la itself to supply wster for
almost ail the needs of the plant. The con
sideration tamed in ths tranj-fer calls for
the payment cf 16.000.
ew Life la ttaky Gslek.
In tbe early history of the Black Hills
Ruby Gulch, situsted in the Bear Butte
min.ng district. as noted for its rich
placers, from some cf tbe claims located
on tie rule number of small fortune
baving been taken. Tbe gulch is a short
one. and was soon worked ever, although
today fair pay is found in lis gravels and
some parts of it are worked whenever
there is water enough to give a sluice
head. Many years ago 1. was abandoned
by men e bo are looking for something belter
than "wages." and it is only occasionally
that a person is met w.thin the gulch who
Is willing to spend his time in buatlng
for placer gold, the rich quani ledges
which run into the gulch from Stras berry
and Two Pit rla'ming the attention of tie
miner today. Some strong and rich lodes
ars being opened up in the gtilch. which
for the most part are owned by individuals,
who within th last few years have shipped
isrre quantities of high-grade ore from it.
The location cf the guieh, its difficulty of
access, and tbe long haul that has to be
made ty wagon to get tbe product of the .
mines to a treatment plant, has la tbe past
militated agaixst its development, but with
the completion of a Use of railroad to '
Galena within tie last year, below which ;
camp tbe gulch comes into Bear Butte i
creek, has in part removed this obstacle
to development, and the district is taking !
on a new lease of life and beginning ts :
On the B. a M. group of claims, owned by
Baggaley a McBratney of this city, s tun
nel has bees run which has uncovered
four-foot vertical in tbe porpnyrys. This
vein has sot been prospected sufficiently
as yet to determine its extent, but this
much is known. It carries very high values
la gold and th or Is easily eyamdei.
Haass Onto Claim.
Probably the best developed group of
claims ca th gulch Is. that owned by Janes
Coiixette of this dty. who located ths
ground shortly after the placer diggings had
played out. aad ho has hung onto them
ever since, doing work whenever he could
aad pcttiag his mocey into the ground.
This group of claims is known as the Port
land, snd has several openings on It, la all
of which ore ha beea struck, some of It
very rich, the rich shoot asving been struck
only this last winter. Ths principal work
has beea confined to a tunnel, which !i
following along a large vertical coming up
through th porphyry.. This vein, which
i really the northers extension of ths
famous vels which cuts through tbe Dakota
Maid and Gilt Edge mines of Two Bit, has
beea cross-cut for a daitaac of twenty feet
and the walls have sot yet beea struck.
This vein has been sampled for tts entire
distance where exposed by the tunnel and
the average cf the samples taken (I've assay
return of belter than 125 per ton gold.
From this tunnel, at a d .stance ef 110 feet
from Its mouth, aa upraise c as beea started
and is this uprise, which is rapidly ap
proaching the surface, free geld specimens
have beea found, they coming lata tbe lav t
few feet of th working w.th great fre
quency. The Cooper ground to the southeast of
the Portland is another group oa which
much development work has beea done in
ths past, but whlcb baa been idle ail of
th winter. Prom this group there has
been more ore shipped than from all of
th other mines la ths district combined.
On ths Cooper ground the most of ths
work has beea put ta en a five-foot vertical
which occurs ia the porphyry. From this
veia many tons of ere have beea shipped
to Colorsdo for treatment after having
been hauled sixteen miles by wages over
a hard trail t ti cars, and the returns
from it have beea big. ia fact, two tons
of ere from this vein were sacked aad
shipped by express, and it was so rich
that it paid well after the cost of this ex
pensive mode of shipment had beea de
ducted and added ts th treatment charges.
Negotiations ar sew pend.ng tor its sale
ts eastern parties, and it is expected that
the deal will soon go through. Tie prop
erty is caned by Edward Gaivia of S: arris
and Mrs. Gaivm of Galena.
To ths oast of th Cooper ground is a
group of claims owned ty ravtd Galvts a
Son of Ga..na. oho have wsrked It for
years, aad which at looked epoa by mining'
rn a n -
huoanm
pure. Tbe critical ordeal through which the expectant mother must
pass, bowerer, is so fraught with dread, pain, sutTeriag aad darg-gr,
that the rery thoc-rht ef it fills her with apprehentioQ and hcrror.
There it so avecet.ity for the reproduction of life to b either painful
or dargeroTia, The use cf Mother Friend the its tem for
the corning erent that it ia safely pasted without any danger. This
great and wonderful
remedy is always
appleiexternaly,and
has carried thousands
of women through
the trring" crisis without suffering.
seas for frw. book sanni stig laSorw.ao
of pruw.ea. vaise te ail .zpectaat ssocbera.
Tat IrUUU lUgBlatsr Ca, Aflaata, (a,
1 men as cne of tbs ptsi proraminf preposl-
t era !a the d'-:rt.
Mill Head fee Ma-bleerv-
CtfTEH CITT. S T . ;r'l : ep"-isl i
.ztl 'Nr
--iae cr star js.niag cMrpacy as. irv .
i ml" wfc.fh ir is buillme on us rr-nnd. !
': s-ves mi.'es west f-ra th.s e:ty. fey fori
tb maibinerr. the Erst cf esirb s-r-.ved
tk.s week. Tbe m.lU shMh will h$ ten
run has bees ralit so thst It -nay at
t 1 lit time be eclarged lata a thin y-:aasp
riant, tbe foundations snd btlld.ns room
I bsv-.ng beea ar.-rr4 for such a chaes-
ahd khotLd :h oaatse at any t'.tre be
I r.aOe It will net Interfere wh the runn sg
i cf tbe a 31 as it Is tow ar-ttrd fte Tb
propery is eared ty Oaeha and C-cun.-il
F!?s psrttes. bo hsve spest m'ch money
in 6ev.Hpmest w-wk sod ta the mstsli'rg
of milling sad busting plants. Tbe
ground has bees opened ty severs! shafts
snd Israels, snd ra ft hsve beea dlscinsed
seme very good ere bodies. At preeol
wrwk is being pmsxented la a deep shaft,
wblrb Is new down sirething over 3"fl fee
oa a gciod strong vrrtical ve;a. whwh cir-
rivs ore racc'tg in value frrm t6 to Sir.
per ton. Tbe ore is resl'y a free-miliirg
a 3d crnrentrating preposition, but experi
ments hsve proven it to be eepecial'.v
amenable to the cyanide process cf tres--ment.
and tbe company in Luiidiag tts
stamp mJl has prcvlded also for tbe erec
tion of a cyaniJe annex aboald the treat
ment of its ores la the mill prove satis-
tacTory. I'eveiormeai wpt on ibii pt -
'Tr - " :
rraiy to -e-'lve ore the mis w-.Il be n
good sbspe to famish it.
Tbe Chicaao Mlrs company, wtich Is
rorkJI tbe Crown miae near th'S city
hss shipped another carload of mica to
Valparaiso. lad Tbe c;y for some
tlr-c hat been shipping three carloads of
g'lod. merchaatable mica eTery three weeVs.
?" . .... - . . .
rui tipe-i to locreee . ' '
short time, nr last week another vein or
mlcs was frufk in one cf the drifts
which Is being ma cb tbe grocBd. The
Dew deposit, from appesrsnces. is qu.te
ext-nsive aad of a fair commercial grade.
Before the recent str ke the company had
been getting cut a ton and a half of mica
of a good grade every day.
Cellege H
HTRON. . V.
s Ge4 Prwea-ecta.
April IS Special I TT.
C. H. French, president of Huron college,
tit received drawings for laying out tbe
rw rrlfi r-r nr. dk rwcentiv obta.ned from
; lne Western Tows Lot company. The pia'
I 1T,ri,lrt-. . iir tTm,, lrms between Sixth
street and Sterlings add i tloa ts tbe city
of Huron, and at oa of the prettiest and
most valuable location ia th city Presi
dent French has also outlines of proposed
buildings to be erected en these reminds.
Tbe entire cost is estimated at 1200. (.
the larger part of shich still be by endow
ments which are already in sight. The
college is meeting with marked success ia
every department and Is a permanent
fixture in Huron.
Taxes Almost Fear Million,
PIERRE. ?. D.. April IS. ( Special, i
Iiepnty Swarix of the state auditor s office
has compiled tgures ca tbe taxes levied la j
tie state for ihe present year, and gives a
total cf SS I fi5 of all taxes, state, county
and local. The total state tax is :.lZZr
for WL n increase of il40.S3 ever tie
tax for 1SW. the difference being caused
by the levy for lie brad staking fund. The
total of county taxes levied is 11.141.
!4. aad tbe total school district taxes are
tl.vM.18S. whUf township taxes amount to
SZIUU- Th balance of the total Is made
up by city, village and miscellaneous taxes.
Another tkare for McCoy
to Face,
SIOCX FALLS. 8. D . April IS. Special.)
McCoy JaacBetxe, tbe young desperado
who recently escaped from )ail here and
was captured at Beresford. has had aa ad
ditional charge mads against him as th
resut of bis escapade. In escaping be stole
a valuable horse from a Sioux Falls citiien.
A complaint has bow been made charging
him sith horsestealing, and la default of
(500 heads be bas beea takes back to jaiL
His trial will take place during a term of
the state circuit court which convenes la
this dry oext week.
Ilnar Preerreeelna; Raldly.
ABERDEEN, a IX. April TI Special)
The recent storms have delayed seeding
to quite as exunt, but tt is again tn full
blast. The soil is in excellent condition
and grain wiil sprout quickly. A large
acreage of corn trill be planted tn tbs
part of the state this spring. Tb ten
dency Is mors and mors each year toward
diversified farming, which Is followed by
increased prosperity.
WIND STORM PLAYS HAVOC
Kills Two Mea sal Destroy Taat
Jtsaonnt of Pre reefy B
PesnsylTsnls.
PTTTSBCF.G. April IS Th windstorm cf
almost cyclonic pre port lots which prevslled
in this city during all cf yesterday and
th grea'T part of todsy was followed by
much destruction cf property aad caused
the loss of at least two live.
As the Cumberland accommodation oa the
Baltimore a Ohio was approaching the city
ti engine was throws from the track and
overturned st Port Perry by tbe roof of
s freight ear standing ca a aiding being
blown in front of it. Edward G. Sparrow.
the f reman, tat caught aader the wreck I
and so badly scalded that he died shortly
afterward.
Today at McDonald aa Italian, who
name cannot s learned, was crushed ta
death by aa oil derrick blowing over oa
him. Another death, tbe result of ths
storm, is reported from Rochester, Pa., but
not confirmed as yet.
Tbe wind played havoc with telegraph and
telephone wire general y, a condition wslcb
has contr.buied to maks tie etrike of tbe
linemen a serious mstter ts tbs various
companies.
W Know avo Ion Know.
Ts meet tbs growing demand and con
sumption, prompted by general appreciation
of high quality. Moet a Chaadoa Cham
pagns imported I52.43I bottle la 1W1 ia
excess of the year lMi. greater thaa Vt
per cent of ti eccb'aed tncreaa of ail the
other champagsos imported. Moat 4
Chasdoa Whits Seal. Epemay. Fraaca.
Dry, delicate and delicious. Adv.
No woraaa's htppi
nesa can be corcpleta
without children ; it
U her n at are to kv
and want thera
beautiful aad
CjWtilhl(BD1
IS
Fnu(Bidd
BRIGHT'S
DISEASE
Of Long Sraniing. Said to B
Incurable, Ccrr.plctely
CURED
la Four Months
BY
Warner's Safe Cure
AWenswts Srstsf Gratefswy Tells aW Th't
wssdcTfsl ledk.iBe Csrc4 fT;ia sf
tW-ig-ht't Disease
4 fntc boulevard. i"Mctn V. U,
Ontieroe-i. Atxut Two rears ags I
had ene foot is Tbe grave as the aayng
g-t snd ate loosed preitr tca to cw.
trie iox-TorB caie It Er.ght 4 .. I
wj alve a-i 1 had to ! cured. Cut neta-
tr.g imfi to do roe bj-9 gjod acrl a
netov reeom Biended that 1 tre Wsr
I rer s Safe Cure It wa with b.t Ift'e
' b-pe that I trwd !t b"t wt-hm two wwka
- . - h-..th
my ini'rt. rea.Tn wa ittjiti-vwo in la
our IWf'M 1 wss for''
. t--e nice, out I fcsv. mi kt a
, noT h. , fcn ,tJj. or t;n einrm.
j to oris s rr. t ut ;oor to eior-s y i:o-
tue 1 ,rs rru y. H. af t'TcBW -a,-
dermal . h ware
TKJT Ti'k'R VR1NE PMt wme rnir-air.g
, ut-e m a g sa. or beetle, et it nan
.,1" &
. Cinulr ,T r-.i sr or if yoj see parrtriee or
' grm 1 .ting iIkui b It j l .r aiawis
1 are d.e.e-1 and yi"J anouid k e re tirre.
pu. a-et . bolt cf Warner Se fjre
get
It IS dar.grous to
negiect yo-r k'.dr.eys
for ev-n one day
WARNERS SAFE CVRK Is tbe only
riattiv cure for a.l firms of kidney liver,
adder snd bi.iod dieewses. uric acid poi
ou. rheumatic gout. n.tete. pair, rn tbe
hark. B-.iJ:r.g and paintu, paaease of
urine, frwejert oeeire to urtnsie. 'Sinful
periods !-. rg otivs and so-calied ts
Biaie wex.tiees
WARNEH S PA FE ri"FF. is purely vege
table and ortains no harmful dru. it
doe oot ron";i. it ts now put uc ia
two regular e e and Is soic. by ail crug-gts-s
'T direct at M ."EVTS AMI 11 UU.
A BATTLE .ee tr.aa ? ceat a dues. .
Refuse e-beti'-e There Is none "i'let
aa go ' as 'Carriers .Sfe Cure It has
cured aJ forms cf kidney disease during
the last thir-y years it is preeenoed
by a.l doctors snd ueed in the leadir
hospitals as trie uniy absolute cure ftir a.i
fur ms of disease of the Sidney, liver, biad
er aad biood aad sv-cauec female aeak-
""trijil bottle free.
To convince every sufferer from disease
of th kidney, liver, biadje-r aad blood
that Warners Sale Cure wiil cur them
a trial bottie wM be sent sneolinely free
to anyone who will write Warners S.fe
Cur Co. F.ochrver. N T, and mer.tt'ia
savin seen this liberai offer in The
Omaha Pally bee The genuineness of
this offer is ftillv guaranteed br the pub
Usker I'tir doctor wi.) send rel!e book
let containing symptoms and treatment of
each diee.ee. and manv convincin teetj
momais. free to any one who wlj write
66
Why Best
jTVasB rVskOoianU Pr-USSSt St LVl )
"As a ty-ie and r-p-eaertativ-oi
a superb cass oi rsn.es
Hunter
Baltimore
Rye
Stands
Preeminent
and I'rutvakd
It fat trade frcm
ths chacest cf 1
select rra.n and ;
LeMl
Br.derf.oea thor- jp
oufa aje.r. thus, 5
sec ur.r.r per ect sn z.
ef llavar arid bou- J
quel."
asssis! aVt hil flrtstBSssuS rSs aVTlfi rF jobsa-Ts s
.
saakaaasAiffmts,iaaMaassa
DON'T MAKE QPEHIKE&ii.
Smitb'a Grsea Mountain Eeoovator ia
eompouaded ef roots and herbs oay,
sod ia a quick aod sure rare far Hood
trouble, weak or diseased alociach,
liver, kidneys aad bladder, rheunsatlsTa,
dytprps., or ajovthiiij else that is tbs
matter with too provided tb blood or
ths orf aos mentioned ar reepoca-bla
which they probably are.
This medicioa is new to yem, jterbaps.
but old in fact for 25 years tb family
medicin of Old Vermont, ths Lome
st strong, bearty. Ion (-lived men aad
women.
Give it a trial, aod if it don't bereft
yon w will givs yoa your money back.
That shows bow ranch we believe !a the
merits of Smith's Green Muutaus
Eenorator.
fTs are sola afeata.
Boston Store
DRUG DEPT.
SOLE AGENCY.
BLOOD POISON
Is tbe worst aises .. oarts. yet th
easiest te cur. "fiit 1jC ILNGW
V HAT TO Do. Many l -. pimpie, svta
ob tbe aaun. aoroa Is tbe mouth, ulcere,
failtruf bair buue paina. caiarrs; Sun t
kr.ow It Is PLt I Pvlex 'N Send te DR.
BROWN sw Arch st . Pntl.de. ji'a. Ka ,
for &KOWNR hUniD ClUK. CMS pmt
kortie. lasts one month. Soid ooiy by
Sjaorsnas a MrOocnsil Lfrug f . ista aa4
xlge Sis . CUtL
Bnw's Cap.aSes cJZA"'7te'&
iJMdgs sta.
nowell
Is safe for ths
baby. la saf. for
tbe old folks Is
cure to curs s
cough. It stops
Anti-Kavf
a cold- It cures sore throat. ro sot
allow a substitute. No o'ber i as guod.
Remember Aatl-Kaf is "it.- bot
tle at drug s'ere.
"Mia wants "ut
httls here below"
Said in or bid poet
lonx j oars ago,
I'm prone to doubt
that ancic at aa
When I look at Tbe
Bsc's great ' Vrot
A4" rn-
mo.)
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