davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-13

Mr.. u. +. Santa having faithfully
worked in this office the time for which
We hired hln, returned to Olympia last
Monday. He wishes to try the hop
business, with Judge ucwc,t, near Olyn.
pr. Success, to him.
, 1877-10-13

The Russians are making second ut
'empt on KarS, and III another week we
inay receive news ut decisive nature.
l"th from there Ms well as from the
Blue Danube"
, 1877-10-13

\ Mexican moo 100 strong has taken
possession OF facton and SauIIziro, Tex
a. All the officers Of FL Pas, county
are prisoners, and no troops on the from.
ttrI. a massacre is feared,
, 1877-10-13

Another shooting scrIpc near Seattle;
this time 1t is John Ii. Muss arrested
Tor sIonIing Mat Peterson in the back.
PETERSON Is very low, and under medical
Treatment.
, 1877-10-13
Premiums n Wnrdcd mt the
Third Annual s'uir Orthe Sno-
honish County Agricultural
Society.

GLASS |, GRAM AND SEEDS,
Amos Hurst, Best display OF grain in
the she"t Diploma.
Amos iiuIst, Winter Wheat 81 90
Mrs. Hurst, Canary Seed. Diploma.
John DAVIS, Oats. 81 90
Cias. Taylor, :" Dip.
j. N. Low, Beams. 81 90
Ansel Hubert, Beams. Dip.
Peas. 81 90
CLASS ., FRurrs.
]. n Low, twenty or more varieties of
Apples. $3 90
J. n. Low, ten or more varieties of
Apples. So 90
J.N, Low, five or more varieties OF
Pears. 81 so
Chas. Taylor, Best Seeding Ap-
pies. 81 no
Port Gamble, Apples for size. 81 90
f. Morse, Pear, Tor flavor. 81 90
John Davis, Tomatoes 81 90
MIS- A. g. Hurst, Display OF native
grapes. 81 90
Glass 3, VEGETABLES.
Amos Hurst, Best bushel early Pota-
toes. 81 90
Amos Hurst, Best bushel late Pota.
toes. 81 90
Amos Hurst, White Eng, Turuip. 81 90
" Large yellow Onions. 81 90
=. T. Packwood, Best peck OF Onions.
81 90
Amos Hurst, Evergreen Corn. Dip.
Chickory.
Cabbage.
" Carrots.
" Leaf Tobacco. 81 90
q. NJ. Kikendall, Pumpkin. II 10
Z" Citron. Dip.
&c. Ferguson, Best Rutta Baga 81 90
Salem Woods, Best display OF Pota
toes. 81 90
Salem Woods, Display of ripe corn.
Dip.
Chas Taylor, Display OF Early Rose
Potatoes. Dip.
G. NJ. Kikendall, Corn. 81 90
J. N. Low, Turban Squash. 81 90
-" Rutta Bagas. Dip.
g Onions.
Ansel Hubert, ParsnipS. ST 90
Chlckory.
Cabbage.
Blood Turnip Beet. g
Carrots.
CaulitlOwer.
GLASS 4, AND 8. MANUFACTURES.
W. II. Ward, Best piece Blacksmith
ing. 81 90
VIM. Edwards, Boots home made 81 90
" Display OF leather. Hon
urabe Mention.
Jackson, Myres & Co., Display OF Can.
ncd Silver Salmon, put up at Mukilteo
IN this County. Dip.
CLASS 9, DAIRY.
j. n. Low, Best two pounds new but.
ter. 81 90
CLASS 8, FLowERs.
Mrs. C. ScO,ney, Best Collection Pot
Plants. 81 90
Mrs. j. y, Low, Single plant, Fucia.
, 1877-10-13
Notice Of Sherift's sale OF Real
Estate.

BY Virtue of an Execution, issued out of
the District court Of tine ID Judicial District of
Washington Territory holding terms ut Seat
tic, In hing county, on tue 10th day Of Sep.
tember 1871, in the case wherein phelp "
Wadlegh are plaintiffs and Mowat u Hin.
man are defendants, TO me directed and dc.
lWercd, commanding Inc to take into Execu-
ton the property OF said Defendants u satisfy
judgmsn Tor tho sum of SS43 ~ with ia.
terest thereon at the rate OF ~ per cent per
annum and costs amounting To $50 10 aud
increased costs. Now, therefore, 10y virtue Of
sad execution | have levied upon the follow.
Ing described real property, tO-wit: Lot No.
Z. NEA ofSEa OF section No. 50, lot No. |,
NMA of SM1 q, section No "a, township No.
80 n. X. p East containing "a acres, said land
being snpject TO mortgage in favor Of z.
Jensen, and will sell the same, ON Thursday,
Nov. lst 1877 between the honrs Of 10 A. Nj,
and4 p. NJ In front Of the Court House door
At Snohomlsh Lity, NJ Public Auction to the
hignest bidder for cash, or so much thereof 10
will satisfy said Judgment, interest, costs
anu Increased costs.
REM STDE'rru
, 1877-10-13
o |, E D

IN Seattle on Sunday, October 9TH, Rosa,
daughter Of Joseph aud Martha Foster aged
years
In Seattle, on THURSDAY Evening Oct 4th,
Of DphtheriA, Johnny, son Of Mr., and Mrs,
7. 5. kusscl.
REnnuz1u,uuzEszsszz<nzs <nzssNxsEszsnsssszRmzuznn
q q
, 1877-10-13
ARTICLE SECOND.

SEC. 1. In all meetings of the stock
holders held for business purposes, eleven
stockholders shall constitute quorum
for the transaction of business, and the
voting shall be by the number OF shares
, 1877-10-13

Ordered published by the Athcneum
Trustees, and to be submitted 10 II meet.
ing of the Stockholders of the A,heneum,
on Saturday evening, October Goth, 1877
mt ! z. VI.
, 1877-10-13

For THE sNoH0Mlsn ATHENEUM, UPON
ITS RB.oRGANIz ATioN.
, 1877-10-13

Sheriff OF snohomish County,
by MN, WHITFIELD, Deputy,
McNAUGHT u LEARY, Atty's for Pluintiff.
Snohomish City, oct. 4, 1871 n9l4w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

lB The second session of the Forty
fourth Congress closed at IL o'clock on
Sunday last, all of the appropriation bills.
except the army appropriation bill, we
learn from the Baltimore Sun. HAVING
passed both houses. I he House receded
from ats position cutting tho salary of
the President down 20 So. 900 per an
mum, and ii thei efore remains. at $50. 600,
The Senate receded from the subsidies
Tor the mail service between San Fran.
cisco. China and Japan, and between
New Orleans anu Rio Janeito. and tbose
schemes therefore failed, rs also did The
soldiers bounty bill, which would have
depleted the treasury OF millions of dol
lars. Mr.. Sherman's bill! to aid in the
resumption OF specie payment was post
poned until the first Wednesday in De.
cember next. The House, after debate
adopted 10y strict party vote a resolu.
ton declaring that Samuel J. Tilden and
Thomas a. Hendricks were duly elected
President and Vice President for thc
fonr years beginning March 4, 1877
The House also adopted resolution
discharging Tie members of the Louisi.
ana returning board. The House pass
ed new rule investing the clerk Of the
House with all the authority possessed
by tue Speaker to decide points of order
that may arise pending the organization
OF the next House. In each House res.
"lntions complimentary to the presid
ing officers were adopted and appropri.
ately responded to.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

tzS Some Of the regulars, Grants boys,
Mt the arsenal in Washington, appear to
he among the last TO surrender the belief
that Tilden is elected, and tho comman
dant has had some trouble in maintain.
ing discipline. Some Of the soldiers on
Saturday last were very violent in hur-
raining for Tilden and proclaiming that
no is the lawful President. a skirmish
ensued in consequence, it is stated, the
result OF which was that rcveral Of the
participants were ordered into cohfne-
ment
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09


Letter from Warrington.
Preaaen' Granss iax Joks. Tae coming
Difficulties Of Isesdesf Hsses. ~
Extra Session cf Cbnyyess Meosaasy.
The Inauguration. &c. &c.
wAsnIxerox, ID. G.. Alyoh 8.
Mr.. HARrER - President Grant is not
the great American humorist. but there
is vein OF grim humor in his compost.
ton. lttakes CHASTITY form sometimes
as when hc described tho coufcsiefste
army in the last yearof. the war .bv say.
ing that the authorities had robbed iLe
cradle and the grave" TO. I'll it's ranks,
but hc never said or did so cruel thing
before as to leave the Louisiana and
South Carolina troubles to be settled by
Mr.. Hayes, out OF due dcfcrence he
said, to his successor. Now Mr.. HAYES
would have given up half his term ifthe
late President had settled these same
troubles. Left to him, there arc two
causes possible. either OF which seems
to lead to tic Inevitable ruin OF the Adj.
ministration. Mr.. Hayes must soon 70
cognize Packard or Nichols, i'm Lou.
isiana, and Chamberlain or Hampton in
South Carolina. Ii he recognizes the
Democrats he fatty discredits his own
title, for the votes thrown for Chamber
lain and Packard were thrown also for
him. If he recognizes those usurpers
he probably cannot keep Evarts aud
like men in his Cabinet. a way ont of
the difficulty has been suggested lately.
and 1t is certainly ingenious. IL is 10
appoint Packard and Chamberlain to
lucrative Federal ofticcs and so secure
election in the two States. All that eli
thor OF them want is office and profit
and Hayes has plenty OF offices to give
away. Congress passed all tie appro.
priation bills before adjournment yes.
tertlay except that for the Army. The
one failed because the House inserted
one provision that mono Of the money
should be used i'm support OF Packard or
Chamberlain. The Senate agreed To
reduction OF the Army TO 20, men,
and this is probably the number for
which an appropriation will be made at
the extra session. To the credit of the
Democratic House it must be said that
very lew jobs were pushed through Mt
this session. The Presidents salary
was. however, left at $4,000 per year.
There have not been any great prepare.
tons for inauguration. The oath was
administered on Sunday. but will per.
haps, he taken again to-day. Immense
numbers OF people are here and the us
ting militia companies are quite numer.
Gus. The torch-light procession this
evening for which the Government en-.
ployees contributed literally, will be
large and brilliant one il the weather is
suitable. The last statement OF a Cabi
net gives Schurz place in it, anil that
possibly Mr. Morrill,. il he wishee, can
can so into the War Department.
MEMO.
Provision was made on the last day
OF the session OF Congress fo- paymert
OF mail contractors OF 859-'6OJ6I.-
Proof OF Loyalty not required GILMORE
& Co. Washington, d. c., collect these
claims.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

-
At about O'Clock on Friday morning
last tho proceedings in Congress in re.
gard to the electoral CONT were brought
to close. under the rulings OF the cleo.
toral commission. 10y declaring tLat one
hundred and eighty.fiye votes had been
cast for Mr.. Hayes, and one hundred
and eighty-four votes for Mr.. Tilden,
and the same OF course for the vice.
presidential candidates respectively.
After lively and exciting struggle.
the Baltimore san states. the consumma.
ton has been reached. Mr.. Hayes was
declared to be the President elect, and a
few hours later he arrived i'm Washing.
ton TO consult with his party friends,
and be in readiness for his inauguration.
The formal celebration Of the event will
take place on Monday. Though it is
possible the form of swearing in may
take place on Sunday TO obyiate an in
terregnam. The result viii be accepted
by the country with true conservative
spirit, but it cannot, in the nature OF
things, be expected to give general
satisfaction.
Mills, Of Texas. an d Blackburn. OF
Kentucky, just before the final summing
mp, denounced the transaction as it. de.
served.
"Mr. Mills characterized the Repre-
sentativcs of the American people rs
covering in the dust. The people, he
said, dare maintain their rights but the
peoples Representatives dare not do
so. Their fathers, If they could looh;
down upon them from Heaven, would
be ashamed to see them covering before
despot who only commanded an army
OF about $4,000 men, one-half Of whom
sympathized with the Democratic party >
The whole of the speech was in this
vein.
"Mr. Blackburn said, to day is Friday
On that day the Savior OF the world
suffered cruciiixion betw cen two thieves.
Oh this Friday constitutional govern
ment, judicial honesty, fair dealing,
Hi'uHoO", uecciCy, SullST cTucluNiOn
among q number of thieves. 1t was
on that day that this presidential fraud
received his nomination ut the hands Of
party convention. 1t was on that day,
as 1t REQUIRED. that every determination
reached by the blistered, perjurod, mis-
ctcants who constituted the majority of
this Commits sion have been promulgat-
cd. IL is on that day that you propose
to consummate Your iniquity; but the
people will ut length rise to punish.
even. perhaps, in blood, the perpetrators
OF all the scoundrelism and ,illanly OF
this proceeding. Applause on the
floor and in the galleries r.
Hayes was publicly inaugura:cd on
Monday and delivered an address which
gives no certain clue to the policy he
will pursue towards the Southern States
Nothing crops ont OF it strongly but the
negro. After the address, the oath was
administered by the Chief Justice, which.
makes the second swearing in, iraccounts
be true"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09
tEThc United State, District Attor

~ The United States District Attor.
ney commenced proceedings in the L.
S. Circuit Court, on Friday last. against
cx-Gov. VIM. Smith. who was tho Gov.
OF tho State, for $4,000; Col. Geo. w.
Munford, Sec'y Of the Commonwealth,
for $4,000; Judge T. II Fitzhugb, acting
Quartermaster General Of the State. for
$4,000; p. +. Howard. $4,000; and Jno.
o. Chilos, $4,000, clerks in the AUDITORS
Office AZ the time Of the evacuation. for
the recovery OF the $21 900 in gold
remaining in the State treasury upon the
day Of tho evacuation, and which was
distributed among the persons above
named. This action is 20 recover to the
Government tho amounts so appropria.
tel with interest since the day Of cyac-
uation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

~Gov. Hayes was sworn in rs Pre-
sident at the White House in Washing.
ton at l:l5 O'Clock on Sunday morning
last. and Gov. rilden, at his residence
In Gramercy Park, New York, at IL 80
o'clock on the same day. Have VIC two
Presidents?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

gThc fraudulent counting in Of
hayes and Wheeler, it is sal /, will de-.
stroy the Republicans party. and in 1880
the Democrats will sweep the country.
1t may DO 50, but, az contemporary
observes, it requires good deal OF pa.
thence to wait Til-den.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

LIZA Brooklyn school boy placed
lead pencil perpendicu!arly, SO that lis
school mate would sit down on it. lie
succeeded. and now his little friend is
lying at the point of death from the III.
jnries received. Such practical jokes
are without their laughs, even a , a bent
pin well set Oh is without merriment OF
especial JOY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

GV The Philadelphia Times (Ldepen.
DENT says: Hayes ia declared elected.
because why? Because the commission
refused to inquire whether he was cleo.
ted Or not"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

10 The Patapsco guano works, Bal.
timore, were burned Sunday afternoon
last, with all the buildings. stock. fix.
lures, etc. The loss is estimated Mt
about 100000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09
South 8ranta Jntellisrnter.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. MARCH Q. 1877.

Ex-senator Sherman's residence in
Washington, where President Hayes and
family arc stopping. was guarded on
Sunday night last by detail Of police.
men in citizens clothing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

IN Mr.. j. Hayes Shields. cousin OF
President Hayes, is an applicant for the
Richmond Postof;icc, as is also Miss
Van Lew, the present occupant Of the
position.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

IVA New Milford. Conn, mai.'cn,
who found herselfin unpleasant compa-
ny after accepting an invitation to
take sleigh ride with a young man,
dropped her handkerchief on the road.
and when he got ont to pick it up. Piled
the whip and drove home without him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09
FITS EPILEPSY
or
Nj STT,Tx~Tr-G GO

IT III It II ~ III n = I-ls0l1
Permanently Cared no hambag by ony
months usage Of DR.. Gouiafd's Cel, majed 10.
iallibIe Fit Powders To cOnviuce sufferers i5si
these powders will DO all We claim Tor them. W.
viii send them By mail, Jost pail. frss 7ilf
Dor As DE- Coalard Is The only rhJ sicisn ihf.
has ever made this fisesse a SPECIAL study ard
ns TO our knowededge thousands haze been fsf'
msueoily cured By the use Of these Pou ders 30
will guarantee bcfmanent cure in every rise,
or refund you all money expended. Al mfs,'
ers should give tbesc Powders an EARLY tiah
and be convinced Of their curative powers
Price, for lge box. 81 90. o. 4 boxes fof tio
%, sent by mail 10 any pau Of Uaiied States %
Cnnada On receipt Of price, or By ezprcss g. u
d. Address,
ASH & DOBBINS,
3e0 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, D.
FEB. ~. 's77.-Iy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

t1'A woman, not Romney one,
however. is said to be so cleanly that
she uses two rolling pins one for the
pie crust, and the other for her husband s
head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

fVThe Postoffice bin passed. q few
days ago. by Congress. appropriates
$o,25O.0O0 for mail transportation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

10 Gen. Roger i Pryor has institut-
ed suit in New York for Mrs. Ella y.
Washington, OF Charlestown, against
Walter ,. Church. well known politi-
clan, TO recover S13,0g5.oO, the amount
remaining unpaid on the purchase mon
cy OF $4,000 appropriated by the State
Of New York for the purchase OF num-
Der OF relics Of General George Wash
ington, the frst President. At tho close
OF the late war Mrs. Washington sold
some Of The relics TO the State Of New
York for $4,000, and authorized Col
Walter :. Church to collect & receive on
her behalf the money. lie agreed to col
lect the money and pay it over at herre-
quest. lie received the money aud paid
TO her Sl0.G06. He has paid her nothing
since. and the amount remaining unpaid
amounts with interest TO SIS, 095.9O, the
amount sued Tor. Justice Dykman
granted an order Of arrest. and fixed
bail al $4,000. Church was arrested
ia Albany Spirit Of JEFF.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

~ y party Of robbers boarded 10
conceive at Long Point, Ind, killed the
engineer, set the engine in motion, and
drew an Adams Express car away to q
convenient place for rining. This was
in 1878 a few days ago five mon and
woman were arrested rs the robbers.
The woman is Jennie Oscood, and IL is
said that she not only planned the crime,
but was a leader in its commission
She wore mems clothing and false
mustache, and vase en- Of Two who killed
the engineer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

IVeOn the 23d Of February. simmons,
a deaf mute laboring AZ log rolling on
n bill side, near Franklin, Pcndleton
county, was rolled between n log thirty
feet long and the ground. by which the
blood was forced out Of his eyes and
nose, and his leg crushed in a terrible
manner The man survived tho injuric-.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

PRICE OF GRAIN.-The price OF wheat
has dropped D to cents since our report
last week. 81 4j being the top price
pain by miilers on Monday Winchester
Times, M.rch z.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

DAYS or UUMLIAT1oN.--The New
Yorl, SIN, which puts all its columns in
full mourning for what il terms the mi.
putty at Washington. regretfully says:
These arc days Of humiliation, shame
and mourning for every patriotic Amer.
lean. a man whom the people rejected
q, tho polls. has been declared President
Of the United States through processes
of fraud. Let every upright citizen grid
himself up for the work OF redressing
this monstrous iniquity. No truce with
the guilty conspirators No rest for
them & no mercy, till their political pun.
ishmont and destruction are complete u
Monday last little child in South
Baltimore was burned 10 death by his
clothing catching FIRE from n CRATE at
which hc was playing with stick.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09
A z d.

To al Wbo are suffering from The errors SEA
indiscretions Il youth. nervous wcakness. fafy
decay, loss - manhood &C. vii send ~
ciPe that viii cure you. FREE OF GiiAEsh-
This great remedy was discovered 6y m.nirn-
~ IN South America. Send a seiEsddfsss'i
en velops 70 She Rev JosrrH r iSnav, States
., Bible IIouse. New York.
NV. -, ls76.-Gn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09
"BY THEIR WORKS IL SHALL
KNOW THEM"

The lrishman who thought the drug
gist stingy because tho emetic was 50
small, is only surpassed in his parsimo.
Nous drollcry by those who persistcntly
adhere To the use Of those nauseating.
disgustingly large & drastic pills. while
DR.. PieycGs Pleasant PUygafiUe Pakts.
which are sugar .coated. and little larger
than mustard seeds, will. by their steady
and gentle action on the liver, correct all
torpldity. thus permanently overcoming
constipation. In South America they
have almost entirely superseded all 9th.
or pills, and are relied on fully by the
people, and often used as n preventive
OF the various affections Of the stomach.
liver, and bowels, so prevalent in that
climate. Perce's Pocket Memorandum
Books are given away at drug stores.
Smyrna, Afoostook Co, Maine, Nov. G. Is7s.
II. V. PIERCE. NJ. D.:
DIR SRI write 10 inform YOU that
/ have used your Pillets for some time.
and fnd them TO he the best medicine
that | ever used. ] have also used your
Favortc Prescription in my family with
entire satisfaction. / have seen your
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adyi.
ser and think it Is tie best thing that
have ever seen. Yours truly.
G.. SHERMAN.
"a Tho Montana Legislature has
changed the name OF the Little Big
Horn river to Custer river. IN memory
Of the brave cavalry leader who met his
ucath on It's banks.
t0TA list OF letters remaining in tho
PostoiIlce a. Romlcy. West Virginia.
March 9Th, 1917:
Mrs. Mary Kline, Mrs Sally McCaiIs. J. ".
Coburn, 2, j. Carter, D. C. Iennis. Joha p
IIsrman, David Urieb, ard Julia c Kros
The above leiiers II not called Tor before ist
day Of ApTii will be sent 10 the Dead Letter
once: Persons calling will please say they
are advertised.
VIM II. COOKUS. p. ".
Romncy. March ., 1877.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

LT Chief Justice Moses, OF the South
Carolina Supreme Court, who has been
paralyzcd for several weeks, died at
Columbia on Tuesday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

Provision was made on the last day
OF The session OF Congress fo- aymeEt
OF mail contractors OF I859-'GOJ6I.
Iroof OF loyalty not required GILMORE
& Co, Washington, d. c., collect these
claims.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

- Tho Montana Legislature has
changed the name OF the Little Zig
Horn river to Custer river. in memory
Of the brave cavalry leader who met his
death on It's banks.