The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13
MAKING THEIR WAY WEST.
VERY DISTINGUISHES iRRTTILs At 4
FRONTIER HOTEL.
s.o, Geo. m. uu,i.r., short Lived Eshiinrntion
over his $1,000 Appointment n S'o'ooo
Post Trnder-hip Likely {" y" 20 %" ohi"""'
.,a . P,r,,psI Friend Of Mr.. Hayes.

No.. h,. q. ooo Npyointncnt a 100000
Post Trndership Likely q" y" q" u" o"'"""'
and n Personal Friend Of WI. Hayes.
FoRT LARAMIE W. T., May almost
simultaneously with my arrival the stage coach
I'm, cbcvennc and Black Hills Fast Line de-
positcd ut the Rustic Hotel VI this frontier sta
lion Mr.. Pa-r'sk II. Jones' Register Of Deeds in
New York a. 1 formerly its Postmaster. and Col.
George II. Butler. best known to the public IA
IN x-Consul to Egypt from the United States.
More recently he has figured az n fllibustcr
under Don Carlos in Spain. and IA a newspaper
correspondent He was once a First Lieutenant
In tho Tenth United States Infantry. having
held higher commission in the volunteer ser
vice during the rebellion. and Mt this post hap
pcning to meet some Of his former comrades,
the Colonel tarrcd with them. while MIR. Jones
continued his journey to the Black HIS. Here
tho ex-Consul- General announced himself
Special Agent Of the Post ONCE Department,
with n salary Of $1,000 per annum but after
delay of only twelve hours he presented to the
commanding officer "a letter from Gen. sherman
and made jovial departure In n Government
ambulance for the next stage station. He APP
pears 20 be the first installmcnt " the advanced
guard of "A party " de'ayed politicians, If which
Senator George T. Spencer of Alabama is an
nounred. by telegraph. to arrive tomorrow
Tho War Department has directed, by the same
subtle means of communicate that he be- re-
ceived with the Difference due The Chairman oil
the Committee on Military Affairs in the Sen
ute; and as public transportation is ordered for
his use. it would appear that he. too. comes
upon n sort OF inspecting tour. Only few
weeks ago. Eli Perkins was here. such n sue
ccssion II celebrities. will fear. prove fatal 70
the natives. Under its distinguished patron
age n now and conspicuous sign has made It's
appearance over our temporary domicllr. To
DISTINGUISH il from the noighhoring barracks
and stables The new sign ~ the Rustic Hotel
rrouti.rs Glenn l},tl- and Fir-t-cu-, Meals 4:
n Lnrre Corral and Nmple stable Room; Corn
Oats and Hav for S..n
fhnr, is .,,ino .Nritrman, in cheyenne over
Ell perAin- Visit The people of thai wicked
,,itv nnIr Vnnt "A far .b.vh nj him Ivory
BODY knows That Ne. ~, Mt T., the Black HIS in
order To give the public a perfectly true AMI
authentic story in regard o. ihe gold digging~ ,
en- route 10 tie same uuint for they are all on
the wav To DeadWood Is more OF mystery.
The recent drm,,u-trntinn4 nj tho mining mo-
tron1lis in favor 81 f,rn,inl, "A now territory Of
theroid region throws some Hght upon the
INC III dr. to Invn n inner in mis- tr,,sh
,iis , II NOV On H. ,ptnt'inr, claims nrnunI
i;oSi" w. a. az i1' s'". for nor ntr.
bolies " ~ N'''
us garrison , ~ ~ a. Si'r ~ sss nS s1 I'
no., on,. nf insnriiv and hall n dozen of Scarlet
lever but there are dozen applicants for the
position OF post tr.ler ~ lbs ,nr,e ,, "n'
fsnt Wr i : 1nllirs C,l J,hn " Skilrs and
~ prti,, q ., hnnt ~, ,ea,s mo- 'rrnni
,1liv hs.,ii-, They hu,i In e, rlv youth 6rsn in
~ t,rrins, trei.. fn'..h..r H. has n,.t.rinlIv
W tailui ~ .t"t, tvS -. J., ~ , 'lS
hy Ls,ny MIN ,nI r,in,inc to several In,inn
,,. ,',,i."iI,. tl,.t Of senator Ali
SOi MI ~ ~ ~ wa, "'
men snhi,tiinu fi,In fnr vnnI my a. col
Bullock Is an oli virg,nian aniwls post trader
Stii.s h. m Hbinn In b,ii. iron, g 't,r,d, ~
present He LOST an arm In the civil war. In