Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 1

1HE KAPID UITY DAILY JOURNAL RAPID CITY, DAKOTA, SUNDAY MAY s. PRICK FIVM CKNTS. THE GORMAN MINE SALE. THE WORLD'S LAST DOINGS. News of Yesterday as Collected For The Journal'a Read-era of To-day.

store of and A. M. Hani. It is said the action of tho mob is sustained by the public, because there was no noubt of the parties being guilty, the woman having confessed, and stolen good being found possession of the victims. It is not stated that the parties were confined as criminals, or th.it they bad committed previous depredations.

They simply burplari.ed the store and were lynched I people titiMcqiiainted with the country aa good cause to believe that there is nothing here. The railroad people ex press themselves as having unlimited Confidence in the country, and are of the opinion that a successful crop this 'fall will be the means of bringing a great many people into the Bind. Dills to locale. 1 1 is vcr do iht fill whether IN LADIKS' MICK WKAR, Not Ice. All parties bidding warrants drawn on the county fund up to register No.

i 1,000. are untitled hereby topresent the same to me for pax Incut Jon i i ir Kit Treasurer Pennington County Hair Dressing. Switches, pulls, curls. Inres and aves made to ordei I adies' and gents' chains made (, onh i and mounted wit Black Hills Id mount lugs. Hair (lowers also made Call at residence near West end ol Main street ll-.

II VS Com, Nutlet. Ollicc of theCedar Rapids Gold Mining Companv, Rapid City Dakota, Mav I. lv7. the annual meetiiigof the slock hoi. 1 THE DORSE COLLAR A WINDSOR Also New Lit Ms.

in ChiKI AT C. M. ROBERTSON CO, C. O. D.

I SCARFS, it'll Collars, tist Received STORE. we are pleased to iiaiuo tho following, of the iiroeesNioii. We aro tho Jilack Rushford Wagons DENMAN SPAULDING, St CFSSOlis TO J. DKNMAN, i )oi and vrin itv, Dakota, Onlv KvcliiHive Drillers in the IIiIIh in CARRIAGES, Mountain and Farm Wagons. More ine CmrnicH now 1:1 use than any other Dealers or Matmfaettirer in The HiIIh." He refer with pleaHiire to be FNTIKK I.1VFUY TKADF, of thin eountry as to the Hiipenor iiinlitv of our T.

I'. MALI, FINK CAIHUAGKS, alno other standard make, thin line eonnint(i of Open and Top I Minel ons, Double mid Single Seat Carriages, Harks Koad Carls, Trotting Sulkeys, Open and Top Huggies, Surreys, Spindle Wagons, ISu klioards, Catllenieifs Wagons, lit v. I'rom the Celebrated Manu-laelurers in (lie Stales. In FARM and Mol'NTAIN WAi hich we are HiitiHlled Htand at, the Mil In AtrentK for HNS head The Celebrated WITH ALL Tl LATKST I.MI'HOVKMKNTS. We are in a position to save you money on guilds in our line, lie mire to give us a call before buying.

Sherman St reel, near Court House, Deadwood, Dakota, rioriiiann Itloek, St. doe Street, Rapid City. CI IAS. RANK, Manager. Professor Davis Secured an Super lntendont--Work of Develop ment to Commence, at i Once-Capital In the EastSe- I cured.

I For some days past negotiations have been pending fu a transfer ol the cell brat i'd Gonna ii property abov neai Nlver Cily, on Rapid in Ciis county. The negotiations were made tbioiigh John of the lark Hotel, 11 II 1 1 King anil Mitchell, attorneys, ol tins city, ami they were closed yesterday, and all the deeds an I papers passed The consideration named in the deed is Mr. Gorman retaining a large interest in the company. Articles of i mirpoi ution have been forw arded to Bismarck, under the name of he Got man Mining company. The capital stock of tin' company is placed at fL, divided into "xHIJKHl shares of fi each.

A new feature in mining companies ill be introduced into the financial management of the Gorman company, not only providing that the stock is non-assessable, but the I'uinn-cial allaiisof the company are such shape as to render assessments unnec essary The company has secured theser vices of rolessor I'lovd Davis as its superiiiteii lent and mineralogist, and ho will enter at once upon tb discharge of his duties. The "l-ady of the Hills, one ol the most celebrated of this group of mines has an extensive ore body, assays ti it-li have returned as high as lun.00 a ton. They also include th Thomas Gorman ater right of Rapid creek, and millsite therewith. Kastcrn parties are interested, and this group of mines will soon he developed Thomas Gorman is to be congratulated the sale be has made, and the Canyon mining district it is now receive the impetus, Ion Inch it richly deserves. iped will delayed, It is not yet known what process of treatment ofores will be adopted by the company, but Ibis waiter will receive the attention of Professor Davis at once.

The ale does not include the Diana, Inch is ow ned by Thomas and John iorinan. Religious Services. There will be no services at St atlioiic to -day, owing to the absence of the pastor, Rev. Father Mahoney, who will hold service on V. Ik creek.

The regular Sunday services will be held at the other churches of the city. Will Soon Commence. B. Chapman will not arrive in Rapid City before the middle of the week. He will come then prepared to work.

It is reported that be has secured an engineer make the sur vey of the line. The work of surveying the route will be commenced itln ten days. Details are not given, for obvious reasons, but parties who have been in constant coin-iii mi ich I ion with Mr. Chapman are cry sanguine, and speak encouragingly of the outlook for the success of the plan. It will be good news to tell in Rapid City, that the work of construction on this lino of road has actually commenced Andrews' Outfit Andrews' out lit of surveyors came in on I rnlay evening, and slatted yesler- 1 ay morning for the lield.

They went Hit with a camping outlit, but where they will make their first stand is not known here. I'ngineer Andrews is expected to arrive today or to-morrow, in. I willjoin the party at once. The woik ot cross-sectioning win it is thought be commenced to-mono This is I he lirs' id activesteps tow ard construction that lias lieen taken grading outlits have yet arrived, and none aie looked for soon. Several partus have gone to Fremont to look after sub-contracts on the grade.

Reports from Dead wood are that the dirt will begin tolly about May but that is not siilist ant laled. MARRIED. In Uiu.i'l rit on M.i Iss," ni tin- I of I lio liriiie sister, l.v Itev W. l'l Pr li lint liniiiii. pcml -ki'I iss I- uui.a filler The ceremony was private, none but relatives ami iiiiiiiiale menus ot tne iiitracting pal ties being present.

The hour was very early, seven o'clock in the morning bpi ng chosen. A wedding breakfast was served lit the American hoiise, at which 'Mr. and Mrs. Bu chanan, Mr and Mrs. F.

M. Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

the Misses Pitteeund Rochford and Messrs. Peterson and Rochford sat down. At the conclusion of the repast the newly married couple and Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs started at once lor Deadwood.

Their many friends here will wish them every joy in their future. One Cause for It. I conversation with H. C. Cheyncy yesterday that gentleman stated that the workings of the inter-state commerce law had interfered very materially it be trallie of the Flkhoru line, and that the travel of this spring would not begin to compare with that of last year.

Put the law is not solely responsible for the falling oil in immigration. There are several causes that have militated against the country through which Cic F.Ik horn route lies, and the Black Hills in particular. One of these is the fact that great inducement has been held out to people to settle in Northern Kansas and Southern Nebraska. Another that all the cities along the Missouri river have made extra endeavurg to secure the investment of every dollar of avail-j able capital. And one of the greatest is the fact that the crops in this imme-jdiate section were a failure last fall.

This last fact is looked upon by i I it is to to HOW OUR HISTORY 19 MADE. A Rooorcl of Events that ll Stand aa Evidences of tho Past. iV WAS AN UNEVENTFUL DAY And the Story will Not Consume Very Much Time In Its AbBorptiou. (liy The I'llllcd Vtvt. I A MEXICAN VOLCANO.

Result of the Recent Earthquake as Developed In Sonora. Nik.ai.ks. Arizona, May 7. l'urtit'H from SoiRirtt report, that it volcano broke out three days ago thirty-live mileg southeast of JlaiMiileiui, and that it is throwing oil' great volumes of smoke and lava. I'roni the pomtion of the lire, which is distinctly Ht'eli Irom several stations ou the Sonora milway, it is supposed to be in the Sierra Azul inoiintains.

The reported volcano in tho Whetstone mountains is a nmuer tire iii thn inoiintains. There is much excitement in the vicinity of the new Volcano, and a lurgo party will leave hem to-morrow to visit tin; place. Another earth(imkeshock was felt here last night, Iml no damage was none. Death of a Good Indian. hoi keoKi.

New lork. May Mt. Pleasant, chief of the Musearoru Indians, located upon the reservation in the town of l.ewiston, Niagara county, died yesterday nfternooii, at the n'ue of seventy-seven years. He was chosen chief of'his tribe when only tifteen vcars of aee. and in the ailinin- istratio'n of its aflairs has been compli mented for his excellent judgment.

His neoide have been prosperous ami hannv. He was twice, married, his second wife being Catherine I'nrker of Seneca, who was a sister of General Kli 1 arker, Indian commissioner during a portion of General Grant's administration. Grattkau Gets One Year, Mh.wai kkk, May 7. Paul Grattkau, tho anarchist who made incendiary speeches at the Milwaukee garden last May, was this morning sentenced to one year's imprisonment at hard labor in the house of correction by Judge Sloan, (irattkau will be held at the county jail for a week in order to allow his attorneys to appeal to the supreme court for a new trial on writs of error. Mrs.

A. K. Parsons, wife of the condemned Chicago anarchist, was present when Grattkau was sentenced. The. court room was packed with spectators who manifested great interest in the case, EXECUTION DELAYED.

The Death ot tho Nogales Rioters Put off (or a Time. No', ai.ks, Arizona, May 7 Regarding the execti tioii of the Mexican military prisoners sentenced to be shut for creating trouble near here some lime ago, Governor Torres telegraphed to Chatham: "The military pns mers have applied to a higher military court of justice in Mexico lor an appeal of their sentence. The case has to be sent there." This telegram is in answer to a piivatu message. The prisoners' application wss made just in time to prevent their execution. The higher court means the president and secretary of the military.

1'he prisoners are confined in prison at tinny-mas, and are separated, each one be ingin close conlinement. This action means a death sentence. Snap Judgment by Employes. I'ktuoh, May 7. The Detroit and Michigan stove factories have closed down for an indefinite period.

The Peninsular factory will remian closed. This throws -HO men men out of employment. The lockout is the result of a communication from the Defense association, but the managers refuse to enter into explanations, asserting their right to close their business without giving their reas to the public. The men were not informed ot the contemplated shut down until six o'clock tonight. A Loiik Ocean Race.

YoiiK, May 7. A race bus been arranged between the well known clipper shins, Seminole, of Sutton's California dispatch line, and Charmer, of the New York arid California line. The race will he from this port round ('ape Horn to hi 1'rancisco. The vessels will stint It i in here on Tuesday, and carry weiity live men in all. Captain II, i ni ml the Charmer and Captain 1 1 ai I he A large pile of money h.t tn-en xxnijeieil on the result, a I Ilie I -Ml I est kind of a rare anticipated.

A BAILOR'S EXPERIENCE. Pleasure of an Ocean Voyage as la' by a i plain. Hitoio. i. May 7, -The ship Albany, ahull lilt Manilla four mouths with ii c.iti'ii of hemp and sugar, arrived here this morning.

Out of the crew of nineteen only six were able to work hen she came into port. When about seventy live days out the crew-were attacked with disease resembling a combination of scurvy and dropsy, and the sufferings of the men were terrible. The cook, boatswain and steward died, and were buried at sea. Alexander Campbell, first ollicer, du at three o'clock this morning, while the ship was oil' quarantine. Captain Hrowncll, who looks more like a ghost than a gallant sea captain, gives as the cause for the illness of his crew that when the cargo became heated by the sun, it began to foment, and an cliluvia came from it that was sickening, causing a sort of malady.

Twelve of the sick sailors were sent to the hospital at once. a Landslide. Si'Ki MiUKi.u, Massachusetts, May 7 -A freight train ws wrecked by a land slide near the depot at Miller's Fails, at o'clock last evening. John llali, a brakeuian, was killed and William l'ixon, a fireman and William Parker, were injured but not seriously Wants Vindication. Sr.

I is, May 7. Express ier 1-otheringhain has sued the t'xpress companv and Messrs. Camden ami Pinkertoii for flO.uOO damages lor false arrest and imprisonment. A Short and Shnpla Annal. New "Oiukvns: May 7.

At Flo). West Carrol parish, Lniisiana, last Thursday, a mob seized Kichard Good win and Grace llUnton. both colored, and hanged them for the robbing the MORE OF THEM. A iru of Rock Island Freight Thieves Caught in Chicago, Clin aoo, Mav 7. l'or several inoiiths past the Kock Island Railway company lias siillered numerous thefts from its freight cars.

The depredations were carried on in a wholesale nf.inner, and it was several weeks before the guillv parties could be located. It was at last discovered that the thieves were in the company's yards just southof tins city, and detectives were stationed thereto capture the gang. One night recently lour men were uiseoveren roiituug a train of freight cars, and thev were at once attacked bv the detectives. The thieves tied, after several shots had been tiled by the detectives, but they were recognized and to-dav were ar rested ami locked up. I heir names are Paddv McCailllev.

IM.lin And liob Johnson, lliev are professional cracksmen. Another of the gang, named Fred Keyser, is supposed to have been wounded bv thede- tives and to be mending lug wounds in retirement. An active search is being made lor turn. Base Ball Yesterday. At Cleveland Cincin natts, li.

At aslunntoii aslniiL'tons. 1 Philadelphia, (i. At. Jetroit-letroits, 18; Indianapo lis. 'J.

At Chicago Chicagos, Pittsburgs 10. At New York New Yorks, Bos tons, 10. At St. I.ouisSt. I.oins, )'J: l.ouis- villes 7.

At Philadelphia-Athletics, ISalti- mores, At Brooklyn, the Urookyns-Metro- politan game as post poned on account of et ground. More Moldersi Locked Out. Pkc.kskii New York, Mav 7. All of the stove foundries in Pcekskill combined to-dav in a irencral lock out of Iron welders, ami "itKI men are thrown out of work. Ibis action of the employers i due to restrictions placed on the men bv the labor unions.

and the lockout will be continued until the men give up their membership in the union, and agree to be governed by the rules made by their employers. The men will anneal to the KniL-hts of Labor for instructions. A VIkotous Protest. Nkw Yohk. Mav 7.

A largely at tended mass meeting, composed of many well known brewers, concert garden proprietors, liquor dealers, and others was held to-night to protert against the piesent amusement and xcise law Resolutions were passed requesting the legislature to pass the Canton amendment, also the statue permitting concerts and other, entertainments on Sunday afternoon after two o'clock p. m. The Minister's Fiancee. Nkw Yohk, Mav 7. Miss Mattie Mitchell, daughter of Senator Mitchell.

Oregon, who is reported to be en gaged in marriage to Sir Lionel Sack ille West, British minister, sailed for liuope to day on the Cuuardcr, Aura- ma, accompanied by lo mother. The luitisli minister left for l.tirope last week, and will wait at Liverpool for Miss Mitchell and her mother. The Six Days" Walk. Piiii.AiiKi.i'iiiA, May 7. The six days' alking match at the L'lite rink came to a close at eleven Clock to-nigh.

Out of the forty-three entries the fol lowing, Willi their scores remained until the close: Score in miles: Stokle. Albert, oOo; Noremac. IHl'; Hart, 48.V Klaon, Newhart, 11 1 Hav, -liKi; Tilley, 400; Williams, litUi; Adams, Extinguished by Rain. Rot npopt, New York, May 7. The forest fires in the Catskill mountains were extinguished this morning by a icavy rain fall.

N-one of the large ho tels or boarding houses were injured ast night, though several narrowly es- aped destruction. Lilian i rember, of Pleneville, was burned to death hile lighting the flames. Another Letter Writer. IU'i kai.o, New York, Thomas O'Hern a cart marimbas been indicted for libelling tho Hon. Phillip Pecker, mayor of Buffalo.

O'Hearn wrote a letter abusive of the mayor and sent it to the common council. The matter was promptly laid before the grand jury. Jorcion's Successor. asiiin'oton, May 7. -The report of the appointment of W.

Hyatt, of Norvvalk, Connecticut, to he treasurer of the I'niteil Stales in place of Conrad N. Jordoii, would neither be confirmed nor denied at the white house to night hIIv ciediteil. The repoi is gener- Tho Hungarian Fire. Pkstii, May 7. Two hundred houses have iM'i'ii destroyed by lire in the town ol'Niigv Kavoly, Transylvania.

The castle of Count K.ivolky narrowly escaped destruction. One hundred houses were destroyed in the town of Kperices, Hungary. New York Slighted. Nnw York, May 7. Queen Kapioloni, of the Sandwich islands, ami suite arrived safely at Jersey City from Washington this evening, and proceeded directly to Boston without stopping at New York.

The Weather. Washington, May 7. -For Dakota Threatening weather and local rains, variable winds, generally westerly and cooler. Justice Courts. In Wells' court yesterday the case of Xollars vs.

Maillard and Curlcy came up. A judgment in default was rendered against Curley, and the-case against Maillard continued for service. In Lake's court the case id Hong agairiBt Way, suit for labor debt, from Hermosa, was being heard all afternoon. The case was brought to settle a contract for a job of painting done by the plaintiff. F.

II. Clarke appeared for the plaintilf and Schrader and Lewis for the defense. A number of itnesses were examined on both sides, and the case argued and submitted about seven o'clock. The court decided in favor of the defendant, and dismissed the suit. I any excursions will Lie inn into (lie couutrv or not.

The workings of the inter-stale law prohibit i-pccial rates, and thus interfere with the ollei ing of any inducement in the way of low fare to visit the country Although spring! iruvel has been very light in compari son 1 1 loit last e.u ago.nl full: i trallie is looked for. School ot Mines. nice ting of be boai of 1 1 listers ot the srli, ol of mines was hell I as I even ing with all members present. Aliei the transaction of some loutuie business, the secretary was, ou motion, instructed to advertise for bids for thr construction id three mineral specimen cabinets for the school, the same to be similar to those now in (he building. The advertisement accordingly appears in this morning's paper.

The collection of specimens at the school is already large and valuable, and addilioi to it aie being constantly made. A resolution was adopted authorizing the treasurer to draw upon the territorial treasurer for of he bind appropriated for expenses of the investigation into and report upon the mineral resources of he 1 1 1 lis. On motion adjoin lied to meet at four o'clock j). m. on Saturday next, by which time it is probable that won will be received from Governor Chnicl in regard to the plans for the proposei new building.

Rather Amusing. It partakes somew hat of the nature of comedy, at least it presents some very ludicrous features, this argument and excitement oyer the extension of the railroad. I 'ml i paper printed in the II ills above Rapid City has its ow dclimtc and reliable inlurmatiou concerning the intentions of the company, and does not hesitate to publish them to the world. It does not matter if the idea of each paper is dillerotit from that of any of he ot hers. It is published just the same.

And the Rapid City papers get roundly abused because they do not print "news" that coincides with that published by the quarreling papers of the upper camps. The pape.s Here have not hesitated when information could be obtained, to tell all that was know about he road, ami here and when the road was going. But this does not suit. The light is on and progresses right merrily, and will continue until the last scraper is dumped, and the last tie laid and the last rail spiked down next fall. And then Hie en lerprising sheets above will lay away their "positive information" unli next spring, when it will once more be paraded to the public in all its original glory.

All but the Sturgis Record, and it will then be out the light, ami in the same position that the Rapid City papers are now. In the meantime the railroad ollicials will continue to build their road according to their ow ideas, just as has been dono heretofore. Fortius summer, a continuous ram of "positive predictions" of more or less accuracy may hi; looked for. The Bittner company leaves to night for Chadron. The season will close there next Thursday night, and the company disliaml.

I. nunc orchestra will accompany them. Ilittner will return and make his home in the Hills, having been engaged by Mana ger Pearson. Last night J.P. McManus of the Republican, sued out a writ of attachment against the baggage of the troupe to secure a punting bill of if IS.

For Skating rink for sale or trade hi-IV T. quire of ,1. Scott, Rapid it House for R-nt and furniture for Hale. Inoiiiie at resi- ence, on Second between Kan sas itv and Oilincv streets. P.

Horses and Horses and buggies for sale at tin- Rapid City livery stalde on Sixth street, between Main and St. Streets. For Sale. rood business bouse, wo stories. feet.

Located on Seven st reel coi ner i alley, bet ween Hotel Harney and new Ileal re. Will rent for per month I ii 1 1 ii i of I.i Mint ulep. To those who indulge in the above-name 1 beverage, notice is given that at W. II. Blair's Ftta Mine sample Room in prepared in a style unsurpassed in the eastern sample rooms which have made its name famous.

Mini, such as grows only in the Black Hills country, gathered "fresh as a daisy kissed with dew," and used each iii pre-paration of he juleps exclusively lor the palates of the patroiisol Mr. Blair's place. Wanted. i iirl to ait on the table, at The! Irid-iron. Wanted, J0 Teams To haul ore from the Smools mines the Greenwood mill.

Apply at oin-e KoIlllK Ri Sk KI Sup't. Laflm, Dakota. 4 Board for Jurors. Notice is hereby given that bids will be received up to twelve o'clock noon on the first Monday in July, ss7, for furnishing meals ami lodgings lor jurors for one year. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

Dated this seventh day of April A. D. 1887. 1'er order of the board. J.

S. (i vrz, County Clerk. By Gko. C. Hi nt, Deputy.

County Physician. I Notice is hereby given that bids will be received up to twelve o'clock noon on the first Monday in July, 1SS7, fori medical attendance upon county poor, I persons making the bid to furnish medicine for one year. The hoard re- serves tlie right to reject anv arid all bids. Dated this seventh day of pril I). 18K7.

i By order of the board. J. S. Gantz, County Clerk, Hi nt, Deputy. 1 i ers of (lie e.l.ir haimls Mining company III be held at the ollicc ol the company, corner filth streets, Rapid eleven o'clock a i P.l, sx7.

Wii T. of Maui and ev-( 'ily, I i.ikola. at oi Tiuii sday. May ui, Secretary. IXXX Call on F.

II Schweon, at the I'm Sin mid he ill explain IXXX Noitb -ide of St .1, sixth and Slleet, ent h. del cell CLEAR CRYSTAL ICH! I A XI NOW si Me rit i' i'AKI-P A MM (l XI i I KS Is in ni RAPID RIVKR ICK IN A ijl AN II I (IN i I t-oii I in: in-: vpi A I si-: siin ONI p. lint si ON' SOUTH MPI, Wl fV VHP I ni-' WKSl Tiii'. Only IN In I I I HI i in. Ci i In Man A.

'IV I IOW W. H. BLAIR, ilcsitte nl nn.l Ivi lull WI1TES, LIQUORS CIGARS, California Wines a Specialty. AGENT FOR C. CONRAD BUDWEISER BEER.

I ii I'l'iilicr. ll'iii willi tin1 ho Sixth Mn-ct, Knpi'I 1 hi i lc I ir ui rtiiiiiil, YEHTWORTH RIC3, CAIlPENTI3n! h( KOI. I. fiAWINd ASP If UN I Ml. Miuiulnctiirer of (onium ntiil Wood Work Mire Furniture, r'nmilem aii'l shelving.

St. street, Hirer il.n.rn niHt ot Fifth. IIAI'll" III IIAKOI I' Si 1 1 lullN AI.NI.KV Sterling Ainley, CONVEYANCERS NOT 11 111.11 A A I I A I 0 A VI Illllri lirt, St fur tiir with XtifrhrSl li ii I llrnr. loe Htrrrt. TO li I it KCURITV JXVESTMKXT FINAL PROOFS AND IMPROVED FARMS AT I V'ro'lli'l fie.

iWF-T II XTKS Kirt Niiiiuhii! Hunk I In 1 1 Iiik, KKVKNTII STKKKT, KAl'IH ITV, DAKOTA. It. Dtt IS. NrcrWlll lilla Mine Sample Koom i Of Ladies and Misses Button Shoes in French and Curroco Kid! Made on the Spanish, Opera and Common Sense Lasts, in and EE Widths, of the LUDLOW make THE MOST PERFECT FITTING Ever brought to this Market, at Eastern Prices. My Stock of everything in the Shoe Line is complete, and you must confess the only place to buy foot wear is to buy of an Exclusive Boot and Shoe House.

And don't forget the RED SCHOOL HOUSE SHOE for your children. irrturvisrit ijocic ood. SIGN OF THE BIG RED BOOT, ST. JOE STREET. COISTGDOIV cfc The Latestthing in Opera Toe Slippers.

Misses' and Children's Spring Heel Goods in all Styles. In a few days I will have on hand my SummerStock of WIGWAM SLIPPERS, all the Rage East. ou IN IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS. Marble Wash Stands, Sinks, Hydrants, Street Licensed Fli 1 A I ALL SIZES OF ILEAD AND Kan-re. Boilers, Hath Tubs, Rubber I lose Yard Washers.

Pumps, Ktc. SANITARY PLUMBING In all its branches. We are prepared to lay pipe and connect water to residences. Estimates furnished. Satisfaction guaranteed.

ST. JOE STREET, RAPID CITY, DAKOTA.