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, 1875-06-30

Mayor Colvin again makes tho announcement
that the Fourth OF July Will be celebrated on
Monday, the bth inst.
Two caulidateB arc in the filed for Prosecuting
Attorney. ali oIiice created br tho Counct! soms
days ago by appropriating aum Of money for
its maintenance. They are e1.Justlcs Doydeu
aud ". 3. Felkos. Tue former is undoubtedly
ahead.
Some Of tho city ottlcia,s reply 10 Commits.
Toner prinaivle's assertion that 10 was not TO-
I'D to bob Kenney by the statement that bob
y. ''.1ltl TO hIE. rr,adiyie'a 1rHt cousins
dau;;' q and that hs ~ therefore ons Of tue
fairly.
NiIlL.' Cox. Of tho School Appzasement
tts. OF: % AiH little bill OF ~ ,0Du at thu last
sa,E,; " thu board Ut Education, lis iu.
u: . ~, TOR II, partially bUcauso 1t waa not
+ IT'D sltH aae respect
- ..s't,! ;~l-srecor bailey will open an Office
s:r. !! It homo plac0 In tho City.tlaIl, He
-; It-tt st OF names to Mayor 0nyiu FROM
~ .Er. ba selected biz ten assistants. aud
.as.,ath awaiting their appointment. IIo
! =. t. -" u appropriation fae an Addltoual
'2,,e. ; considers the duties too heay7 for
n.y.
.Y3a B.. Ut Public Works yesterdsv on;xnad
i;9s f-r Il Il linz Of Ashl4Qd ayenue fFom Uar-
IN ettsts the river, aud also for Hl!ipR Har-
r. II tf'tD :. 1laud avenue 10 Wood, end Wood
a..:ee: i.'"T urison 10 York. James Klpcsda'a
!. ~ Vt y se'' per cubic yard was the loVeet for
AIN I1a'i .obs, and tAst Of P,J. Coz at Is
, 1875-06-30
SUBURBAN NEWS.

Tho Town Board held special Meeting Mon
dag night. a[ossrs. Sulzot, Wooher, uoole, and
Shafor being prosont. Tho report OF tho Com
mi.toe on Wa.os appointed At tic last meeting
was received aud placed on file. Tho Commttee
stated that they lad recolyeu numerous applIca-
tlons for tho appointment Of an engineer. but
wcto mt got prepared 10 recommend any ono
They Ind engaged the Chicago Lithogrsuhlo
Company to furnish 150 bonds will, tho coupons
for s7b. This tuclndcl tho printing Of tho
water ordinance on tho back Of each bond. Tho
work would bo completed IN about week..
Alr. Chase. from tho Committee. 1tatcd that
the contract for printing was worry ronnonable as
iifteen 1I.gh-Sohool botitls had cusk 97a.5o two
years ago. Tho water ordinance had boon
printed on tho back Of tho bonds a. tho auggea-
,ion q The the ,l Iowns stt05ney MI Wilson, who
1t to the examination Of thoir legal advisors. In
regard 10 the several applications for tho ettua-
thu Of cnRlfncE, tlero had NOT been time 10
wcigli tho merits Of tho candidates., and thoro
were other things to bo t'opn before the eKpenBo
Of All engineer would be necessary. THO morlta
Ut tho oiffofcut systcn,s ahould be osnminod in-
TO moro fully, and IL might bo necessary to aend
commissioners to sovcra OF tho town. around.
vcstigate tnure in detail. Tho subject Of H.
tsas!on wMs an important one. Kansas City
used tho Miusour, River water by m improved
syasem Of filtration which was d Bucooas. 1t
might 10 necessary to Vt8ik tllat place.. a pro-
lmnary examination should bc made along tho
shore to ascertain tho raturo ct tho water, bot
tom currents. otc. 4 froo grans Of land for .
elte for punlping-works should 10 obtained.
This he tlonsi,t, world not DO difficult.
Tho following was thon adopted:
iie'ored. Thai the Commitsoo Oh Wafer Supply, ap-
polntcd ut tho hut meeting Of hi" Doarl, bc author
tsct to mako inquiries aato ~ what rystr Of wator
supply slall be adopted by Tits uwn t1 How water
ehs!l 10 brought from tho lake to tho pumps. ~ Al
to tlla location u tho pumping works.
That they be authorized tu tnakiny these invcatlga-
tona to visit ut tho e1lcnsc Of tho tn. but without
payment to them for their services, Buch works In
uther towns md cies thry deem brst. Alao TINT t.
D. Owen aud j. a. Colo be aided to sail Comm!;tes
n,cnbcEB tleEbuf.
During tho last fow wcoka number of bur-
g!ases have beon committed In tho town, thus
far without arrests. MesHrs Danmann. Williams
Church. Stone, aud Drownlow liayo boon favor
cd with dnmictliary visits, Which they have uot
appreciated. day or two ago tho 1sayonswood
staton. House wns ralsackcd and apout so IN
postage stamps aud money taken.
, 1875-06-30
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Commissioner Durd!ck yesterday affixed bis
signature to fl1e-bouGs to tho amount Of $780,
000-150 bondB At 81, 900 oach.
o. +. IIuocke has boen discharged from tho
Map Department. TIC trouble NTH him was 10
had too much time Oh his hands.
Tho mombe1s Of tho Board no on An fnsrect-
ing tour OF the toll-roads Friday. Ihcy will
have pleasant ride, and tho county will foot tho
bill. 1t over-inHpcction eau In anyWHo benetIt
tho roads, they ought to 10 in good condition
now.
Tho Finance Committee held meeting yester-
day. aud agreed TO advertise for proposals for
tho salo Of 4l6o,0o0 Of tho twenty-year fire.
bonds, The amount to bo sold depends upon
TO prices oIored and tho necessities Of the
Treasury.
Tho Committee On Public Charities held
meeting yesterday and aulltod number Of bills
Tho investigation Of the chargeB against KIM
boily was mentioned, and 1t Ia ,los probable that
anything will DO done In tha matter until After
the glorious Fourth,
III tho vots yesterday by which Warden Kim.
berly wRs elected. public hod yesterday, IN error
waa mado tn the tEanaposition of tho names Of
Commissioners Schmidt ana Jones. Those who
voted for him, corrected, arc: Messrs. Comfy.
Crawford, Johnson, Hurting, Jones, Lonergan,
AcCaffrey, Carroll anl RUSSELL
Assessment ,plls for ths North Division for
State aud county taxea ahow tho aggregate real
ostato assessment TO bo S1O, ,8l3,3J2 which IL
$593, 1877 less tllan the saaeaament for tho pre-
yiouH ycar. THO assessment Of personal prop
etsy IL estimated to be $2,0o0.0D0. which IL a
large increase over Last year. Tho VARIANCE In
figures Is attributable, doubtloss, to the varying
Judgment Of tho AssesaorB
Sheriff Aguew dsn[ca emphatTcally that ho has
any interest, directly Or indirectly, In any Of tho
bids tor the erection Of the County Hospital,
1n this connection It IL not Improper u state
tics hayo. and further, that Bono accuse 4 cor-
lain pcrsoH Of working In tha iutereBt Of a car
tain bidder, hir. Soxton, to whom, 1t ID allogol
a haa gtyon aome advantages not enjoyed
BY other b[ddors IN tho examination OF tho
plauB: 4 lacetIug Of tho Committee will be hold
lo.dayi aud tie award wilt probably DO mado.
, 1875-06-30
GETTING READY.
..s..

rr.. f,n......u ...,.. - At.
~ Lo'nna!''s's , .,' ato nolo aetlso no" ,nan
ovor hofore, aud their missionaries Gro making
converts overy day among tho upemrloyod work
turmen. Their numbers bayo hoen oreat1v auc-
n,aa.o,, .,,.,na ~. ,.,t tau 80. .,1 S .,.s.
a1s's. aaas s"o .,s ~" s0oss, au ,rss @
claim now to 10 several THOUSAND Btfopg' Inc
leaders arc cooadont that tho workinGmen will
rtso In their might uoxt winter and spread havoc
and Destruction among lhe capitalists. Ali Tho
~. n.. an ',.,t,. ~ +, p''"aes' r. -" l"o
aoe''ons a.o pe,ng at,!ea III 'ho ueo OF asn1s
onco every week. aud they have already secured
d largo number Of firo-arms. They hayo many
nuslets at Kings saloon, and another lot at
t,,o Vorbo,e of,co' Thov claim In havo . 1.,oa
Nv Jazz 10y 1s ~ o..a, .A'6o
an'onht OF afms ~ various otner places.
Besides these preparations, thoy have organized
pciloo! Of elocution for the education
of ora,ora to 90 amour tho workiormen when
tl,a cris. ..r,vos ana 49, +,,a;r ,,aa.,. .,aa.
sne sl.'' al'4sea snu hss sue's he@sss' ha*s-
meetings for tho discussion OF commupissic
topics AFRO bold two and three times weak. md
ali arc quite vol attended,,
Another masB.mso.iup vaa hctd ,sst evcninp
, 1875-06-30

ths effect Of the ceremonies and bring or.s moro
distinctly tho brldc'e costume and tho brilliAucJ
OF l.or diatnonda.
Q o'clock. Tho bride Was attended TO tho church
br two bridesmaids. Miss May Cartcr and Miss
white. Tho groon1smen wofc alr. @. ". DAkor,
brother of tito groom. and Sir. fttzhugh sclbv.
The costumes or tho tAlios wero ycrg. rich an1
beautiful. Tho bride woFc .whitc silk trimmed
! will polnt lace. and dinn,onds.
Tho ceremony was performed by the lev. Mf.
bartlett. At its conclusion tho party entered
carriages and trovo to the residence Of tho
hritlos fashor. No. ~ Forrost avcnue, wl,cre =
general lecortion was held. At o o'clock tho
weldod couple took their departure IN tho Daltl-
moro K Ohio fsastrpad for tour East, which will
include all the pfincipai cities.
Tho presents received by tho brd0 wbfe nu-
mcrous, and most of tl.etu costly and elegant.
eEyMorH-u01nYEAn.
Tho wedding Of s1r. Clifford Il. soymour and
Mrs Era Goodyear took place Mt 81. Csroltno's
tho llov: r W. t'oodspccd, assisted by Mr.
g. n. Henderson. Of Terro 1lauto, officiating.
s1r. Clifford II. Seymour In a gontlctncn we'll
known III business circles. hnd allae Goodyear,
daughtcr of the late G. u. Goodyoar. Is
nni quito favosito al1,ong ler circle
nj acqnafntanccs on tho West Sido.
Tho wedding took placo In THO paslors Of Mrt.
Goodyear, which wcrofcautifu!ly decorated. Tho
Ut room. wcro ncceB.ar,iY, llmitcd TO tho reln-
tiyes and immediate friends Of tho family. At
tho conclusion Of tho services tho brdal party
descended to tho dtntng-roum. where Mr.
Dano1ds Ind In readiness \ table laden with
everything whic1, could tcmpt thu appetite.
Among tho frosonts ncro . watch and chain.
fran tbs brides mother; bracclots from her
brother; two sets Of jewclry bought for the rnr-
poae by her late fa!t,er; wator. pitcher and
Eobote. from hor sister; elegant frult-stant!,
from Mr. Mcl1enry: houquot-Aols!er, from II.
seymour !; nut-picks aud cracker, from air. u.
W. barrett; card.recciyor from Iftss Cn1ahnn,
md ono from aEr, WcbAtcr aud two toilet soss,
from Mrs. plumsted mud Mr. Southwick, and an
elegant Inn from Sits. rlumatol.
, 1875-06-30

opinion Of tho Court Was rendered this morning
First tho Court holds that tue Madison l.
Portage Company waa entitled 10 lands
for Tho inl1 amount coming TO il
at Six sections TO the 1ni!o out OF
tho Indemnity limits Of tho Land. Grant not OF
did not repoai or modify The aot of 1850, thst
tho indemnity limits Of tho act Of 1856 ara m
entirety to mnot all deficits OF tho lands II. places
arpertainlng to tho several Bectlona Of The road,
Al to how the lands In st,o Indemnity lln,[ts nro
10 DO Divided. tbs Court reserved its opinion
until tho hearing Of tho question OH lts ma1fss.
This 'tccision givca TO lllo Madison i Portage
COMPANY about 100000 soros, but does not
dest4nRka them,
, 1875-06-30
A CIRCUS IN TROUBLE.
Yankee IsobinsoM WIN Give No More
SHOWS Until His Creditors Gtyo
Him d Show

Shows Until His Creditors Give
Him u Show.
Satefal Dapa.eh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
sT. PAUL. Minn., June 2o.-Yankee Robsnson'a
tout show has come to halt hore On account Of
segoral attachments for s1nnll dubts. A attiAe
Of tue performers aud hands followed tho report
OF the death OF Dsniol 8co.t principal pro-
prietor. residing at Mor,stown, Rico Co., Miun.
Mai. Dixie. Ut Farlbault, the third proprietor,
Who is tito hero OF the attempted Iugssson
bribery stoFy Of laat winter turing the Senatorial
olectson, says thst tho show has oo!y pail tayo
days Blnco ita start this season, At Ceatrall.
April 70. Tho attachments amount to less than
$500. bat other creditors, holding clai.ns
amounting 10 abou. elo. 600. ara following tde
institution waiting foE N opportunity to collect
Those perfosmsF. having mesus to travel are
leaving to-day: Ths othes.t aud ths employees
suffer for food but for the charity Of peopls IL
The nslzhbothooa shsss it, ssnt ~ pitched.
, 1875-06-30
SPRINGFIELD.
Tho Harper nnd Smith Casea-Eomnlc
NOtnrieHs

Tho Harper ANA Smith Cases-Eomnlc
NUtnrleE.
8psetal D1Apoteh to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 20.-The Smith and
Harper cases wore not reached thla morning, n
expected. 1t, consequence OF patent caso b.
Ing before the Court. This afternoon Col. In.
gorsol, Of counsel for Col. Harper, filed IN afi-
tavlt for continuance in usrpor's caeo. Tho
affidavit al!cGoa that Harper IL In no wae iu.
dehted to tho Government aud that his &C.
counts, which had heretofore boon closed havo
been reopciod by tho authorities At Wasltug.
ton, and were agalu to 10 Investigated, when,
instead OF Harper being. indebted to
tho, Government, 1t would bn shown
TINT tho Government wero indebted to
nm. i. ,..,ol Tho b. ,s, counsel wa4 in rocoipt
ment was 0asal that tho accounts bud been re-
oponed. Iu vlow Ut the factu stated In the All.
dayit, the Court erantel continuance.
Col. Harper has buou In Attendance upon the
Court since yesterday, aud claima thnt lo will bo
hb'e to show ho IL not. aud never has boon, d.
fan!ter 10 tho Government.
DstI'ct.Attoruoy Van Doraton 1t this potut
deslrod To mako q motion to tue Court tlat /
captas iasuo against Albert Smith, tie olork OF
John Harper, charged With aiding In tho esubez.
= corsplrscy to. delraud the uovoEnment,
hut tho Couit, owing to tho kbbenco OF COUNSEL
for Smith, declined to hear the motion, aud It
wont over lill tomorrow morning.
1t IL said that bmith naa boen hare since Sum-
day morning, but II So for soma reason be has
kept Himself out of WOW. Your correspondent
couvetRed with \ party who had soon him here,
but Tor What reason he kespa himself concealed
could not 10 learned. Those ts no doubt that an
effort will 10 made in tho morning to continue
his CARS, aud it IL pratty certain 10 succeed.
Tbs law making ladcs eligible to DO Note,ies
Public goos lnto o1act tho lst OF July, but tho
Governor has put M unfortunate construction
upon Its PROVISIONS. lie will require any lady
u!aknx an application for nn appointment 10
certify that She ID ovnr 2t yDArs Of Rge, No
widow, 1t Ia thought, will make the confession.
, 1875-06-30

At DWIGHT. ILL.
Rpte9a9 Dfsratch to Ths Chfra4o Tftbuns,
Dw1onT, ILL.,. Juno 20.-dseat preparations aro
now boinR Mado hero for grand military and
clyio celebration on Saturday, July 3. Tic Hon.
Jason ". 8trovol, Of Pontiac, Mill unfurl the na-
tionsl banner and refresh our memories concorn-
Ing tho trials, trlbulatots, and future greatness
OF tho American birl. Six baseball clubs Of &C.
kuowio1god skill aro expected hero to contend
conducted by 'Sluiro Thompson, and grand
pavilion for dancing, ar0 some Of the humorous
attractions, which It III expected will draw tho
inrgaBt crowd that has ever assembled in this
locality. Tho Hon. ]. g. Strong will act As
President Of the day.
, 1875-06-30

II IA admitted by conno!sseurs In art, that actually
tho nncst aud most Photographic
portraits to bo obtaincA without segard to price, II Ut
F. L. brand Goa atslios ou Wabash avsnue. Among
the many new things introduced by Ar. Drapd may
be mentioned Tho l3as 1selei" "Auque," and synr-
POPULAR "Bouyunir" portraits. Their card photo
Brsphs RINK with tho auest ln world and they fur
nlhh the for - per dozeu Their art goods arc Of thu
moss expensive quality. aad arc imported By them-
selves direct from Lonlon and Paris. Ladder and
childsens pictures specially Engagements for sit
tings can bs made It their studies, No. so Wabash
Avenue,
, 1875-06-30

No ars retailing At JoDbess' priced. Our Nev York
house, corner broadway aud Canal street, sells about
four nt'lloa yearly on tbs plan Aars adopted for
our Chicago atoze, 1S+ and l8i Hato atsce oppoale
pAleF nouAs. We have t1cbed OLE saes In erory de-
pastmcnt suce making thu change, White yeats 1t
t.7s. ~ tl.so. $a.io, With and without coaes, cut
ioug and worry styxhth sesa prices OF which In many
places are dopbs what Ne charge for ours,
G4ssiulers pauta from a. 10 worth these n,sea
BY tho thoussAd. Furnishing gools offered 1t p1icsa
That attract great attention. "NU7TlHo," @, Q. D.
ClotAte1.
, 1875-06-30

Experienced pooplo aro found wondering how 10
perfect = sswing machine the Wilson shutt!e can
bo ads 30 perfect In srery par. thoroughly adapt
o to tho requirements Of family sowing, and yet b
aoll for $50 leas than auy other nrst-class machine
Tho roasou Ia easy and p.ia: Tho Wilaon Bewpg Ma-
chne Company II content vtth fair pro6t. because
the most perfect machinery Ia uAc u is construction
The splendid establishment Of tho Company, nnd its
imneuso business. 10 the bcs evidence that this policy
has ken nneccss. Salearoom, No. l07 Htsts stsces
This Company want few uore good agonts.
, 1875-06-30
cents por yard uss tho lowoss for tho Ashland
avenue lob,

Tho regular weekly meeting Of tho Board Of
noon President Hahn iu tho chair. No bust-
noas waa trhnssnted other than rooeivtng tho
uAual wockIT reports OF tho Sanitary 8npcrin.
tendent and Health Officer. During the week
there woro 143 Deaths 6B OF which were OF Children
uudor year Of nEo. Tho remaining items OF tho
report woro tlnintoressing, N thor 1nre norcly
rel,as1 Of what 10 Incorporated In auohkrsports
week after VeeH*
, 1875-06-30
THE COUNCIL.
1t Is Gradually Getting Through,
with tho Appropriations.
4 Summary Of the Work Done Yes.
terday.

THO Common Council held An I'd journed meet
Ing yenterday afternoon to consider tho Appro-
pElAtion bill, President Dixon tu tbs clair.
No important dobAtos occurred, but a good
doal Of ttnlo waa consumed In usooss calling OF
the roll and Absard not.ons. Tho following
ittmA Uert adontnd,
, 1875-06-30

IT You Buy q Weed Sowing
you viii neser regret H. ake word for that, Tbs
rootcat buy 1t 203 Wabash avenue, psug for II ~
they c&u.
, 1875-06-30

Go to Walkers, No. GIG State street,
for refERossta7. !ceboxss, coolers, frsezess Wire
safes, kerosene atoyes laundry Stoves Ia fact syerY-
thing IN tho way Of kitchen outassn u low prcea
, 1875-06-30

Ths idea That my collar except linen ons viii wash
without coming To r!ecea II absurd but Il l. we'll
know fact that Warwick collars will teepn clean longer
than any oshess. They for sale 1t III fusntshlps
s$otes,
, 1875-06-30

This II tho Season Of Your Discomfort
unleaA you arc shod with pafe Of French tleA ob-
ta'ned from WlswA oEecas 10 asste stseet aud ISL
Twenty second strcck.
, 1875-06-30

The West Polut cadet laughs because ths
Vsssar girl ran screaming from fright a. tho 70.
cent sham fght. Lot t1e cadet marty that tlmA
, 1875-06-30

wa usTer more successful than xhsn Dallsyt MAJ
le&l Pain Extractor dlscoYesud It'll t1q panaDes
fos pain md skl1 dlxoxaos, Is cants par box 4
, 1875-06-30

Spring Lake M&Fnatlo Water
by Duck Rt1ns1, Eaksss ol tbs AAEar Qosaxps.
, 1875-06-30

Grand. square snd upright pianos NJ far sa.s only
ths i!ano roons Of ". ". Kimbsl, eosuar stats aud
Adams stftets,
, 1875-06-30

Total fot department. 07, ,02a, 81
<A3AuAAs &sAsA IQ4,45d,GA
Adjourned Till $50 to-day.
, 1875-06-30

SPECIAL NOTICES.


John L. Rail Of tho u1'sd states Detective Foltao
ssa:rss,os u a,aiG. y ~ Hill ha basa 81 ..,se
d.svn hid fSs 'ttio "ss 81 ,io, NV ~ IL
Ess st1 -. q on III ,Una - raee agd
Ohntsur 1nirnt .hali hb rleatcd 10 anawor any cor
~ sddsos,ca to me - rasIe1sa g to abo'o"
, 1875-06-30
THE SCHOOLS,
Tho Board Of Education Awards
Some Contracts,
Tho Hlgh'8chool Course.-.Gen, Uhot-
lain's Farewell,

4 regular naaeting Of tho Board Of Education
vAs held last oven'nR ~ their rooms. President
Rlchhorg In the cllalr. rrosons, 1iossrs Blu.
thhsdt, Chctfafn, Clarke. Covert. Engl,al,, Ham.
bleton Johnston, Oloson, Ol,ngor, Rood, aud
Schooniogcr.
sogorat communications having fofesonco ia
school property wore received and rofcrted,
Tho report Of tho school agent showed rocctpta
Of &200, ,2i6.22 for tho month OF April, aud ox-
pondituros Of Sl6s, 023.0s for tho same tlmo.
NEW BUILDING.
SIr. hchooningor, from tho Commistoo on
Buildings and Grounds, reported tho following
~ tho lowest bidders for tho erection Of 4 new
building OIL the cornor Of Division and CloAYoE
, 1875-06-30

u. 8. Gardiner, :. s.. .s-at,-.
Eocrotsry, r. '..G -elanL ''u !, =
reta1y, f., !,uhm. .tr IL: 49,. ~ ii
IL ~" .tuey. '""a,: 't;'+::~ :ttsa.tsa i
/ I !!ls A!9h4:it.as "t'o' lur.. *nE Whey LOFT
lLoitTfonna tho eu,st touIA nf mora j. '.aaSt,-
ptej4Ibsd.
, 1875-06-30

uno-thitd 1t salar!os 0f tIreo C0fnniekauherB OF
Board If Public Works and other cmpoyca, J., 1870
Amount ask.t.. Nj3l
On motion Of ADJ Campbell $1,000 VAS in
sorted for Campbell Park.
The next tbroo iteiuB wcro adopted as fo)lows:
Advertising. ctc. Observation-Disclosures. 900
Dfan9Htahe on house 1tllinltefA. 95B1
p1ahKntsinc un at!as oto,....,n.. 3,3G1
$9,340
Tho Item Of 33,1t10 for tho erection and repa}r
OF drinking fountains was Btrlcknn ont on the
ground Of "unnecesBary luxury"
The following
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-02

The other route is by way of Reels
ranch, down Horse Creek To near its
mou,r, crossing the North Platte
River at Nick Jani~e'S ranch, about
thirty miles east Of Fort Laramie,
and thence in a nu~rth"ustprIy dirrc-
ton, over 4 good road, to Red Cloud
Agency. This route is also travelled
by Il stage line, which carries the
mail and passengers from Cheyenne
Ia Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies, owned by IIOshicr and
Cinnamond, and also by freight
trains, ranchmen and settlers. This
route is settled up as far as the Platte
River, and all of the Indian goods
for these agencies, and most of the
military supplies for the two mill
tnry posts at the agencies, Camps
Robinson and Sheridan, are trans
ported over it. The fare to Red
Cloud is fifteen dollars, and the dis
lance from there to the Black Hills
is about fifty miles. The following
table of distances by this route is also
correct:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-02
OUTFITS FOR MINERS.

The necessary saddle and pack
animals, teams, wagons, &c, re-
CURED for the transportation Of
miners aud mining outfits, can be
procured at this place at reasonable
nrices. Persons going to the Black
Hills Il outfit to much better adj
vantage here, than by purchasing IN
Chicago or St. Louis, and then
freighting the articles here. Gro
~cer:es, provisions, clothing, mining
tools and all other necessary articles,
can he procured of our merchants at
this point. The following may be
considered average prices for animals
and wagons:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-02

and IS altogether an attractive and
lively region: Col. w. q. Bullock,
Todd Randall, James Sanders, Jules
EcUffey, Peter Decurey, Joseph
BOujpt, Joseph Bis~unnett, Old Re
shaw lItichurds) and William Row
land.
HOW To REACH THE BLACK HILLS.
Without decryiug any of the pro-
posed routes from points ON tn"
Upper Missouri River, we assert that
the route from Cheyenne ROrthward
Is the safest, spUtlIcst, cheapest and
best, to REACH the Black Hills.
Cheyenne is at the junction Of the
two competing railroads from the
east-the Union Pacific and Kansas
Pacific. 1t will be two days rail-
road travel to Cheyenne from Chicago
or St. Louis. The following liable
will show the distance and present
rate of fare from these two points to
Cheyenne:
lSt class q class
Niles. Fare. Fare.
Chicago to Omaha. 800 D.. SIC 70 o.. SIS %
St Louis, Via st. Joe,
to Omaha. -... .....-. - Cd. Is 10 OF. - 90
Omaha to cheyenne. SIC -. 81 90 .. - %
Chicago 10 Cheyenne. 1905 OF. A. 70 q. - 20
st. Louis to Chey Cune,
via L~cavenworth and
Denver ............I,r 53 oil. 70 90 20 %
We are credib!y informed 10y the
representatives Of these two railroad
companies, that special rates will be
given from Chicago and from ST.
Louis to Cheyenne, to Black Hill
parties, which will be Mt least one
third less than the abOYe rates.
FROM CHEYENNE TO TIE BLACK
HILLS.
There are twD routes that may be
taken to the hills from here. The
one by way of Fort Laramie, Raw
Hide ButteS, Old WuuIan's Fork
and Beaver Greek is 1872 miles. This
route passes through a settled cOun-
try for "A hundred miles or so. Good
ranches will be found every few
miles as far as Fort Laramie. There
is now a stage line on it owned by
j. c. Abney, that carries the United
States mail To and from the Fort,
and also passengers at ten dollars IA
piece. This line will bc extended to
the Black Hills right away, if the
government permits it to he done.
The road is an unusually good one,
and is constantly Travelled by the
military, by freighter~, by ranch
men, settlers and others. The fol-
lowing table of distances over this
route is correct:
Niles.
Cheyenne to Pole Creek, schwartz