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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-17

Mr.. A. H. johnson. general stock agent
of the A., 7. a. S. F.. came in from the
east this morning.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-17

DIR. Galland intends building residence
next summer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-17

Mr.. c. NJ. Beeson airs himself in bran
new suit.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-17

Several land seekers came in on the
excursion train last evening. Conductor
Bender had charge of the grangars.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-17

Remember the Allehanians next Thuie-
day evening
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-17

ex-bone merchant has lost a very fin
brood mare by starvation recently.
-, 90, -
las ."o ne" ,enemen
0e;ae o.. ~. I"s' "'S. u .ne lime
- r. ~ - . .no Duii'ii"s occu
tcrmiIk Rancho.
p.-..:.. - ------
ZION ,;ns IL. -. .o s'ooe t anu Prov
49, u.s., ian'S, ~
.h,;s -, anu IT, ES
,.n - '' ""u ~ o'ers"ooy 10
-
'n. "e.e, mas retired rom the bon'
~ business ""u so"o ia'o ~iuter quarters
-' 'eon e"'eiins inc suoterraneaI
-,us =. oui oi,y Win pound OF eracker'
anu onunA OF cheese the other night.
cargo ot fr.;oh. -. ..,-r..
~ Tho ,oo.,,on &c =. - :,
nIacad a h.,ra, - 81. -. a"u
of N. ..:d To-, -. % '. y.
d.fect in his g,,, " '"'
The regularly quarterly transfer of the
news depot between Morris and Jake Col.
!, 10 sro,. M.-..s - n.' '''ue
o,. .,-;..;..,. 49, 1"u VI.
90. -;,.s..- ~. 'N :" '"e
1890 .- -.,. --..
The attendance upon Rev. o. ".
Wnghts preaching at Union Church last
Sunday evening was very large, the build
ing being comfortably Tiled. An excellent
- ....:I," ' W ""''" al n'-
Mr.. c. N. Beeson recently received .
letter from Mr.. Joseph Gandolph. former
" Of this CITY. who is now in Deadwood.
Mr.. Gandolph has laid down the fiddle and
the bow and is now q prosperous confec-
tionery merchant.
When a girl crops her front hair and
pulls IL down over her forehead. q Ia INNS.
tang, ami then ties piece of red velvet
around her alabaster neck. who can won.
der at the number of Young men who
throw away ambition and mass many
sleepless nights cultiyatinc their MINER
lips.-Cbase 10 Corront
Mr.. " r Kla;ne an old r.wr..,
man. formerly publ;sbe, nj m. W.rr.ns-
burg. Mo- Standard a,r;v.a th;. -
and ha. t.een Hooking AZ Tho c,rn,-, -;,h
n view IN LOCATING II. viii rro,.h,-
take land in tb;s x;c;n,tv ,na ,,.,h.r.
permanently locate M !. q, ala
friend of Countx A,tornav s,,ton
sons orchestra for the social club ball last
night. was tip top. Prof BeesGn did the
prompting, and although il was WHISPERED
at t;mes snote of n t.,.cr.m aud how'd
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-17

Local u rcvtties
The President has appointed Thursday
November. -. as Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. Jas. Anderson is building an adj
tion to his livery stable.
DIR. Galiand intends building resideno,
next summer.
Mr.. c. N. Beeson airs himself in brsr
new suit.
Constables Callahan and Sugrue have
qualified
Mr.. John Mueller went up to look aftel
his farm in Ellsworth county. this week.
Hon. K. NJ. Wright took this morning..
train for a business visit 10 LeavenwOrth
Mr.. WIN. NJ. Wilson, the baker, return
ed from Ellsworth this week.
Mr.. A. II. johnson. general stock agent
of the A., T. &, S. F.. came in from the
east this morning.
County Commissioner elect from the LIST
District, J. W. Sidl0w, was in the city
and qualified yesterday.
The Topeka authorities arc having big
trouble with the gambling fraternity of
shat city.
Two of the workmen ut the Government
warehouse have been discharged. leaving
Messrs. A. II. Snyder and John johnson.
A special tram Of thirty cars. loaded
with Texas cattle. from Pueblo. passed
ever the road yesterday.
Mr.. II. J. Hardesty came in from the
west this week. just in time to attend the
social club hop.
Col. Chas. Norton. well known among
the boys. who left this city several months
ago, showed up" last Thursday morn
ing.
Col. Ed. Colborn. of Dodge CITY. is still
with us. HIS sojourn with % has been
PROLONGED by the severe illness of his
mother. Mrs. Treat Hays City Star.
Mr.. C. c. PeppeId, of Comanche coun-
ty, was in tho city yesterday. He is
hooking well. and reports everything
AouTisbing down in his locality.
Mr.. &c. Zimmerman's crop of winter
wheat, on his farm west of the city, looks
remarkably we'll, and promises heavy
harvest.
Judge r G. Cook qualified as Justice of
the Peace last Wednesday, and now has
possession Of the docket heretofore presi-
ded over by d. N. Frost.
Mr., ii. Harrison and John Casner came
MP from their rancho on the Pan Handle,
this week. bringing with them 400 head Of
limo fat sheep. which they intend shipping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry, daughter and son-in-
law of Mr.. and Mrs. }. W. Miller. of this
city. arrived from Texas the first of the
week.
The most select, the most musical, the
most wonderful opcrctta troupe in tho
world. Four entertainments combined in
one. at the Dodge House next Thursday
evening.
Mr.. J. C. Connor had the pleasure of
welcoming his father this morning. The
old gentlemen looks hale and hearty, and
seems TO take life easy. He resides in
Lawrence.
Mr.. c. n. Bceson received telegram
last evening giving the unexpected good
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DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Saturday, May 12. 1877.

An OUTRAGE. Mr.. limo, Roberts
complains to US that his premises east
Of the gas works have for some time
pas. been untenable on accoubt Of the
presence Of 4 quantity of carrion Of VA
nous characters, which seems 10 have
been deposite IN the neighborhood.
He says sc has notified tho health off
Ger 10 have il removed. in vain. until il,
has become unsnpportable, besides en-
dangering the health Of all in the
vicinity. We do not presume to say
whose business i. is to attend TO the re-
moval Of such nuisances; bu, that there
is a shameful and criminal indifference
shown in regard to such matters is not
to be denied and should be inquired
into. We have several instan-
ces Of the kind IN mind. This
town is getting an urenviable reruta-
ton for sloveniiness and unheal,hines..
The angel Of pestiIence has swept
through our town and carried OF his
harvest Of death, which means in plain
words, that ~ much ofial and c. -rion 10
suffered TO decay under our Loses a. 70
emit malarial vapor, that pervade
workshops and dwellings alike and
generate poison and death. The prop
OF authorities, whoever they be. are An
swerable for this indifference. Ii 10 not
enough to wait until somebody COM
plains and pleads and begs; and then
SILLY -shslly and dilly-dally and do
nothing An officer is demanded. .lot
only to act with instant promp,ness
aud authority when called upon. bat to
exercise an espionage and serve as a
guardian and preserver of the public
health. II there is no authority in the
case then it becomes anybt Us business
aud everybody's business to sbatc such
nuisance wherever found 10 exist sans
ceremoni< The health Of men, women
and children is matter Of more con.
Germ than any mere matter OF form and
rcd tape.
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ARRIVED. The schooner Courscr.
Capt Thomson. arrived here last night
fourteen days cut FROM San Francisco.
Sho sailed full into the harbor and
hauled into Ycslers wharf. where she
will discharge her freight to-day. BE.
sides 10 tons OF freight. list Of which
we give below. she brought upa ~ ton
locomotive for the Seattle x Walla
Walla X. X Co II wss built at the
National Locomotive Works st Con
nsrvillc. Ia. and 10 first class loco
motive in every particular, and will
show of 10 equally a, fine advsntag,
on our ncw road IS the larger
Her freight list Is as follows W. A.
Jenpings 16S packages OF merchandise,
Stctson 4 Post. 20 cases do; Picht s
Nehlhsrn. 400 sacks Of barley; FrHuen-
thai Bros. . cases mating; =. Baxter
4 Co. - packages Of merchandise,
Sehwsbachsr Bros 4 Co. $50 DO. NJ
Glore. ii do; J. Bigger 53 wagons:
Crawford 4 Harrington. lee packages
Of merchandise: WusthoH h Valid =.
do; 'Waddell 4 Miles. Is DO. ). q W
5 do: l.. Il. do. ) W, i do, {. ii
) do; NJ. A. I do. =. y. lot os hou -
bold goods.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
W l. Tryon. I Moore. ] Kelly, Mr'
Longfellow, ID b Jackson. Port Gamble
Mrs ) S,arke. l. NJ Philbrick. A j
Smith. Chss Eldry. Port Townsend;
Lyons, Steil.coom: Levy Brothers
J Harrington. City: X Shafer. Skag:t
+ McCur. NJ Kener. w Smith. wife and
child. l. Evaus. L Lee. F Kepuer, H
Jones. Is Hook. q Hook, G Slone. J
Curtis. J Henderson. w Ctomey. John
Weaver. San Francisco; s d How. N
Fredson. Mrs Comfort. Olympia; j u
Sullivan. II Cutleton, Tacoma.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
FR Hemke, J Georger. Whatcom; c
Allen. Olympia; 0 Todd, ThOs. Fisher
Newcastle; d Forbs. n W Hubbard, j
futile, Miss Minnie futile. Lake
Washington; c A Collins. Pert Town
send; Geo Lambert and wife, Renton;
5 Sloane. S9uak. 8 Sherman. A II Nc
Ghee. Victoria; { . Fulmcr. Iowa; W
II Richie. New York; S Kcokum
City; + A Dunbar. Talbot; W Stone.
Duwamish; ) + Roberts. Salem: j r
Starke. J l. Campbell. White River;
II A Webster. Danfort: Chas Wilson,
Port Gamble; Jones, Miss Jones.
Olympia; j Hall. San Francisco,
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INDIAN MATTERS Major Edmund
Asiict the United States SPECIAL Inii-
al Ageut, stationed 3. Puyallup, has
last complesed the annual issue If agent
supplies 10 the differen, tribes Of the
Pom. Elliott Treaty. and left thu. city
yesterday for Puyallup agsin. We
learn tina. the Indians OF the Lummi Res
erva'ion. who for some years past have
subsisted entirely by farming, are en-
gagged in putting in larger crops this
year than for any previous season in
their history. The tribe are unusually
thrifty, AMI are IN prosperous c,ndi-
ton. The Swinomish Indians, who
have heretofore given but little atten-
ton TO agricultural pursuits have this
Spring cleared up their patches of land,
for the most part. and pa, them under
quite u degree Of cultivation. The
have done this by reason of the repre-
sensations which the agent has made
70 them heretofore, namely: that
this was the only means by which
they could retain their reservation.
The Port Madison tribe have ex-
pended considerable labor III preparing
their ground and pl,ting in crops this
season. And are In quite hopeful and
prosperous condition. The Muckle
shute Indians, located in the White riv-
er country. are unfortunately back ward
in this respect and apparently have no
ambition to Improve their condition.
At Puyalllp, the Central Reservation.
extensive improvements have been 60
ing on ell winter, AID the reservation
appears TO be in far more thrifty con-
dition than any Of the others The
agent has put the agency buildings in
fine repair. aud has completed new
hospital, constructed Of lumber fAbri-
Gated by the Indians during the winter.
A large number Of Indians have been
engaged in clearing land, and have put
q large acreage In crops this season.
Major Msllet has exhibited conssdera-
BILE energy In returning 10 their reser-
yations Indian women who had aban.
doned their families. aud gone To live
with white men at the various mill
ports. and else " here as also in CON-
pelliDg the Indians Oh the different
reservation. to lead more regular lives.
TO get married properly and remain
with their families on the reservation
He fully anticipates the Importance Of
eaforcing reforms. and informs US it is
bis intention to strongly enforce those
laws leading to the civilization Of the
Indians lie has already lodged num-
erous complaints against white men
livIn. in concubinsge with Indian
women. All the Indian women en-
pIoyed in the various dens Of infamy
on the Sound, and belonging to the
tribes in his jurisdiction have been re-
turned 10 their reservations and COM
PEELED To remain there. Ii it were not
for the tact that there are large mum
bers IT Indian women on the Sound,
belonging to British Columbia. under
the strict enforcement of this policy,
that terrible thing, Indian prostitution.
might be wholly broken up here.
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COUNTRY PKoDUCE-The receipts
OF country produce during the week
have been light and the sales small.
Considerable hay has arrived, however.
and quite an amount has been disposed
Of by our dealers. One frm SOLD 45
tons during the week in different lots,
ut Els and Si4 per ton according TO
quality. and another firm cold several
tons at the same price. Potatoes
have fallen n little since orr last re-
port. We hear OF lao bushels Of n
superior quality b.,ng sold at the first
OF the week Mt SOC per bushel.
Another firm sold 500 bushels OF a lne
quality, more recently. for IS cents per
bushel They are not likely To get
lower than this. and may possibly be
firm again at 60c in Il few days. f~en-
~ boxes u apples were sold yesterday
70 the Coal Company. for $40 a box.
The receipt Of apples during the week
have not amounted 10 over 80 or 40
boxes. and they have been in good de-
mand At the price named alive. One
ton Of cabbage was sold yesterday for
500. and 80 bushels Of oats nj 90c per
bushsi. Oats are in excellent de nand
ct this price. and are likely to adv
Craig Il knipe have large
lot coming down from White river to-
day. and Bigelow & Co. aro expecting
some from the Skagit. Butter is the
came as last week. selling at 30Ql35c
per pound There is no change in the
price of feed Flour has fallen little.
aud 10 now selling at from 50 80 to $40
per barrel Eggs still sell Mt 2j and
80 cents.
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FINE HORSES The Walls WallA
sta'esasds rays thA, Mr.. ". =. Bruce.
Of Waitsburg. has retained from a trip
10 Illinois, where he purchased n stallion
and three fine fllies Of the Norman or
Percheron breeds The stallion i. a
direct importation from France. is a
je, black. i6i hands high, and weighs
LOO pounds. He is Symmetrical in
shape. head up. good acting. splendid
name and tail. and isa good trsyel'e~
ordinarily walking five miles an hour,
aud pressed making STA miles. In max
ing tho journey from Ogden TO this
point. driving him single i" buggy
and without pressing him. he made a,
the rate Of forty miles day. The
improvement this horse Will make
upon The stock of tins valley cannot be-
overcstimatcd. aud the euterpt,se Of
M Bruce IN bringing han III the ter-
r,tory cannot we'll I've too highly com
mcnoed"
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
ply sicians. or soId by druggists, that
carries such evidence II its success and
superior virtue as BosCHEE's GERMAN
SYRCr for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption. or any
disease Il the Threat aud Lungs. A
prnot of that fac, 10 that ssy person
afflicted. can &c, Sample Bottle fer
10 cents and try ITS SUPERIOR eject be-
fore buying the regular e at - Gems
|, has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany. and Its wonder
ful cures are astonishing everyone that
uses il. Three doses will relisve any
case Try IL.
CRANE i BHoRAN. Agents.
san Francisco.
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A NEW BOAR Our OF AN OLD One.
The new engines and boiler for the
steamer Teaser will be ready to set up
in short time. and Captain Britain
proposes to haul the boat on: next
week. and commence the repairs upon
her at once, so ss to have her ahoat
again and ready for the reception of the
machinery within two months time, ut
far,hest. In the first place. she will be
heightened out twenty feet; the old
cabin will be replaced by new one,
and other important change made.
The work will probably be done ut
Belltown. After these repairs and al
terations are all completed, the Captain
will have her painted up and touched
off in first class style. As soon rs she
is ready for service again he proposes
TO put her on the L,bby's route and
haul that boat up for repairs. Many
improvements are TO he made in her
accommodations and appearance. and
withal she will receive complete
painting up.
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PArsR.- Mr.. Shoudy has lately re-
ceived another large lot Of wall paper
from San Francisco aud his stock in
that limo now comprises over twelve
tons. the lArges, stock OF wall paper
WI vcnsnrc IL say. ever OF sned IN this
Territory at any time The patterns are
Of the lates. designs. and the prices
range from 3 cents t. ~ cents per roll
Amoug the satin" prints. ate the
gold. silver and steel embossed papers,
lit even TO decorate palace See ms
advertisement in another column.
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EGYPTIAN XYsrEaY.-The Ecvu..

EGYPTIAN XysrEaY.-The Eyvps.
ian Mystery troupe performed again ..
f,sler. Hall, for the fourth time. TO fair
house last hight. the occasion being .
benefit to the Seattle Fire Department.
A matinee will be given for ladies and
children this afternoon, commencing at
2 o'clock, and We exiec, 10 see the hall
crowded with little folks. who canno,
fail 10 derive pleasure from s. novel
q performance The price of admission
Will be but 25 cents 10 oil parts of the
house. Tonight thi. troupe will make
their last appearance in this city.
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- 4 petition presented 70 [

Comfy Commissioners yesterday pray.
ing that the Cedar river road, and the
end Of Cedar river anl Coal creek road.
be opened. was ordered Land over till
the August term of the County Court,
as the Beard deemed review Of the
road necessary. The County Auditor
WAS instructed 10 notify the Road Su-
pervisor not to lay out any money on
the road leading from MERGERS sddi-
ton 81 Seattle, rs viewed out and To-
Gated in 1879
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JCsr WAIT. The Portland Standard
has thi. to say about "our boys" The
Picked Nine" Of Seattle The Seattle
baseball club played the Newcastle
tcosl miners club at Seattle. last week,
and didn't lie, the delivers Of dusky dia-
monds' make run The INTELLIGES-
GER says Seattle may claim to have the
best club on the coast Pooh send
EN- down here and our boys will make
your champion pitcher think be has
broken his arm"
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F- The DAYTON .Nesrs saws BE

sF- The Dayton Ne'rs says 'Busi-
ness o. all kinds 10 rapidly reviving.
aud We are now assured Of large nj
ditiou 10 our business community and
our population generally during the
year. There will be more building
done this year than during any three
year. past. We have - SURROUNDING
country. the water power. aud 70
ahead business anl farming cummu
NIFTY
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s~ The Annie Stewart aud Mcssel

ger have had their turn, and now the
fun will he between the M.ssenger All !
the Otter. They will both leave here
together this morning OF course a
race he, wcen them will te the result
aud the one tina. reaches Olympia first
will tssr away the broom. On the
trip down from Tacoma Yesterday the
Annie Stewart beat the Messenger on
the run al,o..t one hour, aud brought
down - passengers.
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LIZ The steamers Weuas aud Comet
each Trough, down load of hay from
White river yesterday. part Of which
~.s for Riseio~ & 60. and raF' tor
Craig 4 Marshall D,gelow X ca. also
reo.iv,d loo bushels OF potatoes hs the
latter lNast
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NOTICE.

FREEroRT MILLS. May ii, 1877.
If the Press Reporter" who visited
this place yesterday will return the ele
CANT pictures he abstacted from . pri-
vate loom. there will be no questions
asked. SoUIBoB. JR.
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OPENING OF THE "TIyofI - Mr.
Muller will open the Tivoli Beer Hall
this evening in the bnlliiug formerly
occupied by the Puget Sound Res'su
ran, in Occidental square. \ splendid
and hoan,iful free lunch vii, IL spread
for the puhltc. and = mos, agreeable
and gala time may be looked for
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.tx-Mr MCGOWAN yesterday oosn-
nenep,t iii. ,,ausiruetian 81 the New
warehouse oa lhe addition Ia lesler's
wharf Il. j mansions will hc a"A :"
fs.'
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L. The baykentinc Modoc will he
loaded to-day. and ge 20 SEA. sometime
Tomorrow. She will take $50 600 feet
OF .amler from Cs'lInan mill
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EUROPEAN pR.Frs-DfAfts issue,!
a, loves, stes II, Great Britain. IRE
land. Germany. Ras,is, France. Norway
and >~eirn Tickets - and from
Earop. sold - lowest rates by Andrew
Chill,erg Seattle. W. I.
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IT, Sunday .ttes ASCENSION Day
Epi.eriNl Charch seFviees At II
and 81 A. N.
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sH- The bark Dublin, 'rotn San
Francisco. arrived at Port Townsend
yesterday
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.y- The ship Wsrha~k sailed from
For, Discovery yesterday for san Fan
cisco
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,y- The North psci6c brought over
6tty seveu passcnA ers frau' Victoria LAT
evening.
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FROM CALIFORNIA We note among
recent arrivals the familiar face Of Mr..
Walter Graham who has returned TO his
old headquarters after . somewhat
lengthy sojourn in Southern California.
He wears the appearance Of having
stood the drought remarkably we'll.
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~ There will be- religious services
vt the Brown church tomorrow morn-
ing and evening ID. Bagley. pastor.