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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1893

Page

8

County Wins Cases Over Clerk Fees in 1893 Davison County Suit

Judge Haney sustains the county’s defense in McDonald and Wells cases against Davison County for unpaid clerk hire in 1893. He finds commissioners controlled clerk employment and refused county funding, ruling appellants cannot recover wages claimed for January through March 1893. Wells v. Davison County mirrors McDonald ruling.

Haney Miss McDonald Jimma Robinson J. E. Wells Cleary Kiddy County D. Haney

Henry Starr Arrested Confesses in Colorado Springs

Henry Starr and John Wilson were arrested in Colorado Springs. Starr confesses to being the man wanted for killing the U S marshal at Fort Smith but says it was self defense. His alleged wife confirms his identity. U S Marshal Crum says requisition papers are coming and Starr and Wilson must be held. Special Agent Taylor notes possible train robbery at Cimarron June 10. Starr, 22, faces multiple charges including murder, train and bank robberies, whisky selling. Rewards total 3000 dollars.

Henry Starr Colorado Springs Colorano Springs Colo John Wilson Fort Smith Ark United States Crum Starr Wilson Taylor Santa Fe Cimarron

Crossed Niagara Falls and Burns Case Ended

Clifford Calverty, the young wirewalker, crossed the Niagara near the Cantilever bridge despite gale winds. Auditor James H. Burns’ civil proceedings were terminated by the county commissioners after he offered a $2,500 check signed by Manholter, which the board took as full satisfaction and ordered the county attorney to stop further prosecution.

Niagara Falls Niagara Fall Clifford Calverty Niagara Burns St. Paul James H. Burns Board of County Commissioners Manholter

Denied a New Trial In Minnesota Case

Judge Brill denies a new trial motion in the State of Minnesota v Annie M Smith. Smith, a colored woman, remains in the penitentiary serving a life sentence for the killing of Edward Hoppe at Basslake on July 4 of last year.

St. Pam Brill State of Minnesota Annie M. Smith Edward Hoppe Basslake

National Union Co Store in Mitchell Closed on Attachment

The National Union Co store in Mitchell was shut after an attachment by Vermillion creditor G J Peterson to satisfy about 18 000 to 20 000 in goods. Peterson holds a 1000 judgment. W A Van Horn also sued for 800. Goods attached include stores at Vermillion and Wessington Springs.

National Union Co G. J. Peterson Vermillion Wessington Springs W. A. van Horn National Union Peterson Mitchell

Steam heating bids opened for county courthouse project

The county commissioners opened bids from a Sioux Falls firm and Booth Bros. with J A Brown for steam heating equipment, bids ranging from 31300 to 1800 dollars. Auditor Robinson will hire a clerk at 3.00 per day to prep assessment books for the board of equalization. A lengthy session is anticipated. A Dutch quote and remedies section follow, plus local baseball results and upcoming return games. Governor Sheldon and W V Lucas attended the Wessington Springs celebration and discussed plans for a World’s Fair trip on July 12, with Lucas heading to Washington afterward.

D. Haney Court House Sioux Falls Booth Bros J. A. Brown Robinson Board of Equalization Governor Sheldon W. V. Lucas Wessington Springs Geo. A. Silsby Capt. Lucas Chamberlain Washington Sioux City Chicago Moss Central Main Line Webster City Cherokee

Sunday Schools Celebrate And Independence Day Events

The Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a day outing on the James River with about 200 attendees engaging in fishing boating and amusements. Congregational Sunday school held a lawn party at Mrs Geo Brooks Hanson Street with ice cream cake and fireworks. A Pa resident reports Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gives quick relief for cramps and is sold by L O Gume.

Baptist Sunday School James River Congregational Sunday School Geo. Brooks Hanson Street S. S. Beaver McAllisterville Juniatta Co Chamberlain L. O. Gume

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