, 1869-11-04

to bet ihett pile Of dust Oh him. 50 I'm jusl
asoin 10 take Pcto tn thar sod akin rn out or their
dsst- l Kin mato more that way TIA. go.u do4o
to tue Legislator"
A few days afterwards stranger CAME ftto TIA
peishnothood with fighting dog. and satn a.
once songht hin out anil arranged MILL between
feta md tho strange dog. Sam Haa tel,gnset.
sent word 10 ait his friends and maae greas pzeo.
aza'lons Tor the Eight, At length sbe day arrived.
aud there Nas RreAt crowd OF Sau'a c0u.,,tu.
ents present to witness tho contest Sam scke,]
a MASTER OF ceremonies, atd, ~ Il the castou In
the Heetern country, "tassess II wtse appotp:e1
to lick thedoga hides ssa ptecsntlon sga.nas sasre
oelcg poison on the hatr. Son1t Of Sans t.,ecia
readily performed this o1lca for rete, aud ,he
stranger having, nitet son1e iIiIIicuitJ. fouul,
''tAstet" for b.. dog. all was IN feadsucss. The
word was given, and at it the dogs vent Long
AID doubtful 1aged the copnlc., but as length The
stranger dog. b. strategic move, shut Cd Pss.s
E1cd. and that noble hatnai gare up thu
ghost, aud died for want OF bressh.
Sam was fnccnsolahle At the loss OF hls dog. 80,
esin mourns for his Pete Al one without conafur,,
However. Pete being dead. and, having no,n,nE
COW to do, Ssm has come dosn Ia ill his seat III
the Senate Sam regrets th.s he did not ,sae
Pete to White Pine before he "nt tkat tstns:
strange dnsg - and says "if neu lost thai ere
tinEg Eight afore the election, burned II he don:
telieSe the publican Candidate Would bess
him."
hsd intended quoting fully from Governor
Campte1ls message tn this letter, but now hare
teoz1 for only fex realarks-
After appropriately uo:,oiog the peculiarly OF
tho circumstances under which they meet fer tie
drst time In The Territory, the Governor calls tie
attention Of the LEGISLATURE to the act Of co.,
Hress Of July a3, 1868. organizing Wyoming, anil
1JA hHf ali Hat
their of1ees On the l3sn OF April and 1871 OF May
1862 lie sa!a:
"The Territory Of Wyoming Il rectangular IN
form, and extends from The tWe1ty-se7eath 10
the thirty fourth meridian Of longitude au1 from
tie fottJ -nF%t to tbe fortynth degree OF Latitude
efhhrAcipK IN AIen Of rome 9s,6N saua{e ul1ra
or about s., 10, ,cGa acres-'
Lie has issued proc1anatlons tsivi.itng the Ter7-
tory INTO nSe counties, has made judicial districts,
aud ssstgrcd the Judges to them, designating the
time AID place Of holding the courts lie hzs had
the Marshal Of The Territory take the census, aad
By general proclamation held o1e election for
nctnpers Of the Assembly aEd Delegate to Cou-
sreia- lie has only nllet vacancies occurring IN
0t1ces. aCGl In Cases whe1e there EAs no immcti-
stc neceasi:J for Cling the Offices the vacancies
still exist He rec1tcs the ontrnRea committed BY
Indians the citizens OF the TERRITORY during ihe
past eur aud gives great rose TO fseuera1 Anger,
the Department Commander, for his prompt and
energetic assistance; but advises the LeNslaturc
to provide for the organization Of militia force
8pd distribute AIMS to tue citizens on the borlek.
lie calls attention to the richness o! the soll Of
Wyoming: details the facilities fos Rising stock
In the Territory, and asks The Lcrissture 10 pro-
vide By law tor the planting anu protection OF
iEuis and shade trees. lie calls attention 10 the
petroleum springs, ami dlseour5ea on the mining
interests Of the Territory. He sa3s:
"Dnr tmmeree tieposlts Of vRtuahle Iron orc ca
be transmitted alnDst Gu the spot where II u
taken from the EARN into 1ron Of inc best a1aty.
tsl.r y1s1 coal beds supply u With q cual Nhtch
has ID Il no Eacc Of sulphur, and requires 10 prep.
arattou to make II usetul for smelling pIrposeA.
These coa1 beds oeStatc the necessity Ior wood
~ good y quallty a. has been discovered 10 any
otbeF nines IN tie countEy. More than th!a, ihe5
have mat.e the successful wor4ing OF the Pacific
us to supply the markets 0! the tsee:rss plains
east Of u* asl ct tue Tactic aluEse Of the no1n-
| ,aiEs. They will give cnp!oE meut 10 thousands
| to our future State.
"t,n. grazing ,a1,is viii zns,s!st hcrses aud oxen
Ter their daily I.es. f1ru!sh reef md mutton for
their Ailg consumption, And WOOL fur &aet- ctofh
I trg. aud this wool VIII hFtug manufacturing
population in our n.ias, whose epeInes aud looms
will he zDa3e IRON the lion now hidden IN our soil.
art propelled ~ ecu! taken from our rast coal
| t,e.ls."
lie recounss nt length the benefits to be derived
| from tEnigtaitoc. and advises the Legislature "a
prosfde At once Tor procuring and encouraging
settlers. OF the lnd!au reservations the Go7trnot
says:
"That 9. wirA River Il the natural h.sta sEou,
which agricultural suppes fer cur lning t1ists1e!l
should be drawn. The valleys OF .he.e streams
supply 10 cur 1ptners Of all the products OF The
soil, and no one can douos tha. tats via Be thats
use ct no ul4tans das. In addition to tat! Saos
honee RECREATION, q treaty concluded with s1e
Slou1 1nh1aLs Ut Fort LaT1mle on the x9th dag o.
April, Isis, stlpnlatnE that The country notsh o
rste SsE sad sass g. o1 IL 1 ~ a.
to pc uncedcd Indian territory, and Also sssrulate
thst no ~htte person shall be Permitted to setu'
ons Tie @ eonssn, q he intiaus 1Tst Sid and on
tained, to pass through the aane. Thcs
lauds comprise more Than one-fouFtn or ih'
strong box and our garden spots Ender sse pres
! enr Wise Ant jutieions policy OF sae 0oveEnmen
to collect tae Indians on their reservations, wnof.
theJ are to te taught the aIts OF clSltZatlcn au<
Instructed In the culklsasI0u OF the soil, theaa u
cefcd Indian lands must soou be abandoned b.
tie Sioux, and they viii be restricted to tne,f res
hare already yulated the treaty. It Will be ent!rc
Abrognsed " our government, and this Ta5t e1
tent OF Territory given up to c1tt'tzA,iou- ho3<
also, that the reservation tor the Saoanonee IL
tlttps viii te restricted 70 far a. TO gtse to e2c
Indian ~ much arabic land as wilt hy proper 90
; The intisn has right to ask. Il Ia 4 mistake
| klut1ness TO R1se him m0te, and 30 long ~ thet
tnamense reservations are kept up, 20 iouR wiz I
| diar troubles eopttnuc and the Settlement Of tn
country be retarded"
; Tour realefs hare been thoroughly iu!orne
about this region Of country Id my letters. D.
yopi the Rocky Mountains The Governor ne,
dtcourses on game laws, registry laws; rtcou
mep'Is the increase Of the Judges ealartes, Wisht
to have irrnitcntla.y built, land Office orene'
q a library formed, the counties better oE9nolzet
I lectures the Legislature on economy: assu1ea II
, | He1rbe1s 1f his support IN chacslrg good !aw
anu closes ~ ccnxratnsa!,nK The people on The !
l 1tRE1 IL nHt rff kA .1f~ hAl1 HIkr