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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29
NerSDie ~&ppfi@merscn.

nerpen Dur6 @ertppfune pber gerbaue
un9stS torun9en t~erpprserufen. 1tejeni-
gen gerlonen, melhe ali btelem l1ebef let
ben, mufen Sdfee, Sum, 8tsr unb 9atat
permetben unb pen 1etb rur6 3r. Nuguf
Sonte's 9amburaer Sfopfen pfen balten.
9erfpnen, melhe elmer fttenben yebens~
tpetle unterpprfen iinr, fplten fd firth
Moraens gepeeuns in freier euft MAIDEN
unb Or. 4usuit &6ni8's 6amburaer 3rpps
fen mebrmala pes 5ases in fletnen Gpien
9ebrauden.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-12
( mi n
"Art Initiating Nature.n

A coating of diamonds on pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Theil
luster is perpetual. For sale only al
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelr,
Store, 779 Broadway, opposite Stcuar 5
New York. Goods sent G o. d., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list.
q | have no agents.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

That dreadful disease, the PILES, with
which very many people are, and have
been for years afflicted, and which has
baffied the skill Of all physicians, can be
effctualIy cured by Piles well-tried rene
dy. Hundreds have found relief from it,
and are willing to testify as to it's efficacy.
For sale at all the drug stores. FL. Zipf,
agent at Idaho City. Sep.4-tf.
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Notice.
nWHF FOIIOWTNG WARRANTS

EnHE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
on presentation at the County Treasurers Of
fice, out of the County General fund:
Warrant No. 1851 draw in, favor of g. b. Walker
amount So; warrant No 49, drawn in favor of r.
G. Henley amount SIS; warrant No. 462. drawn
in favor OF j. M. Sheppard, amount $25; warrant
No. 1884, drawn in favor of j. Tyson, amount S25:
warrant No. 6O7, drawn in favor Of VIM. B. DAM
iels, amount SOS. r. w. TOMPKINS,
County Treasurer
IDAHO CRY, August IA. 1877.
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Attention, Farmers.---The WORLD
Office will accept in payment for subscrip
ton or other debts from the farmers butter,
cheese, vgps, NAM, bacon, lard, and all
kinds u giaan.
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Summons.
TERRITORY or InAHo. J

TERRITORY OF IrAHo, &C
County of Boise, ~"
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR BOISE
county, Territory of Idaho, sitting as conrt for
the trial of civil causes:
Michael Kelley, plaintiff, vs. Con Haley and limo
thy Dacey. defendants:
To Con Haley and Timothy Dacey, defendants
labove named: In the name of the people of the
United States in the Territory of Idaho, You are
hereby notified that there is file in the Office
of the Judge aud ex. Oficio Clerk of the Probate
Court of Boise county. Idaho Territory, in Idaho
,ity. the complaint of Michael Kelley against you
for she sum of Five undred $4,000 Dollars in gold
coin, or bar. with interest at the rate of one and
one-half per cent per month from November 81
1875 and that unless you appear aud TO said
complaint within ten days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day of service, judgment
will be taken against you by defant for the of
Five Hundred Dollars in gold con with interest at
the rate OF one AMI one.half per cent Ier month
from November q. 1876 with costs and advertise
ment
- In testimony whereof hereunto set my
Ilk6SE hand and afix the seal of the said Court.
- at Idaho City. this. Goth day of August, 1877.
+. S. HART,
Probate Judge and ex- 0fficio Clerk of said Court
C. S. KINGSLEY, Attorney for plaintiff.
Aug. 2-2m.
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Notice.
Notice.

n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN thai Inst p
~ on Thursday, The 25th day OF Au ~ sssxsofHcsin
Idaho Ss e CITY, = Boise BSose eoan:y r. sr q public
ton the sum OF rive Hundred $500 poa' b said
lowest bidder therefor in county warIa" = 1anua
boise county issued and registered prl9DIr 1Ns.
1860. Il. w Io JIM rIn'reasursr
IDAHO C1Tx, August Il, 1877.
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Estray Notice.

nnW N Great chance to make money. L
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UUHIEH Afor the largest, cheapest and hes
" A ~ ILLUSTRATED family publication in the
world. Any one can become a successful agent. The
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The price is so low that almost everybody sub.
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Pies Journal" Portland, Maine. [Sep 4-6m.
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, ca
County of Boise. %
In the Probete Court for Boise county, J. T.
John Mccarthy. plaintiff. VI. Cornelius Haley ant
Timothy Dacey, defendants:
20 CORNELIUS H Alley AND TIMOTHY DA
q cey, defendants above named: In the name o
the people of the United States in the Territory
Idaho. you are hereby notified that there is now OF
file in the Office OF the Judge and ex-Oficio Clerl
OF the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Terri
tory. the complaint Of John Mccarthy against yor
for the sum Of Four Hundred and Fifty ($450l Dol
lars with interest at the rate of per cent pei
month from the 18th day of June, 1875, and thai
unless you appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days after the service hereof If served
within Boise county, and within twenty days II
served ont of said county but within Idaho Terrific
ry. and within thirty days from the publication
hereof Exclusive OF the day of servicel judgment
vii be taken against you by default for the OF
Four Hundred and fifty Dollars. with n'erest at
per cent from June II, 1916, with costs of action
and advertisement
9N In testimony whereof bereunto set my
WHdSU hand and afix the seal of said Court at
- Idaho City, Sep 1877. T. s. HART
Probate Judge and exOficio Clerk Of said Court
GEO. AINsLIE attorney for plaintiff
Sep. Z, '77-4w.1
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Take Notice!
MRS. H. A. MOORE'S
Scientific
HAIR PRODUCER.

MRS. III. A. MOORE would announce
to the Ladies and Gentlemen who desire
the personal adornment of fine suit of
Hair, that she has patented her celebrated
Hair Restorer, which has now been be-
fore the public for space of two years,
and has in every instance given entire sat
isfSction as to what it promises. No min
eral or damaging substance is used in this
preparation, and it is guaranteed To- pre-
vent hair falling out after four applica-
tions. WellknoWn cases of long stand
ing badness have been successfully treat
ed(as per testimonials in my possession.
1t will produce full flowing crop of hair
on all stages of badness, even to its most
pronounced state. 1t will prevent hair
from turning gray.
EB Preparations forwarded to all parts
of the country.
ONE BOTTLE, So; Or, THREE BOT
TIES, So
Address, MRS. n. A. MOORE,
100S15 MARKET STREET,
San Francisco, California.
Agents wanted.
July 20-tf-s
, 1877-07-16
NOT DOWN IN THE HILLS.


At tho theatre last evening, in order to give
gcneral eclat to the scene in which lutfato Bill
sellps Yellow Hand, II was determined to cnart
tt on horseback. Accordingly in the afternoon
two very gentle horses were brought OIL to the
Stage from MONEYS livery-stable, and traInrd
to faml!!arlze themselves With thu explosion Of
Firearms. Ip m hour they bceamo so acruE-
toned To 1t that rlstol-shots could ho fired Ia
rapu Succession unlos their very uoses without
giving them tho slightest concern. When TIC
curtain roso for tho grand equestrian scene.
Buffalo yli. mounted un snoM-white charger,
Cauopc1 aCsos. the seaec: mo!nent later
Capt. Jack (as Yellow Iland} trottrd out FROM
thS wtIlgs, and then the tEoul'lg was beEuu.
Hi raiscd his Henry r!fe aud tcgaa firing,
while Jack pulled his revolver, 1lrtpg
to T tho W stage, with hIs tout clIpshig for .uo-
1ucnt ta tl,e siirr.ip. The horee relieved OF IT,
rilcr, rushed about wildly. confused blythe sud-
lru fall aud CONTINUED 1rln.., slld Ut onc t'u'c
rau towards thu footltghta and seemed about to
! Jump iutu ths auditorium. Capt Jack roso u
L3s feet and liIupsl III the stage, INT moucht
after n,24c his apIearanrc aEaln ~ hand To-,
| haul rucouuter with luIalo Bill. he stood
upon QUE ley with blood streaming down TUG
| uillcr, lld xreura u bt iu great pain, all OF
/ which WIS considered by most u ths audience
to he only part Of tiS performance AZ tils
| bo1 on the right, failted. The curtain iell
| abruptly, and all the artoFs rukhed on tile stage
| to SIC u aAt Was the matter. They found JACK
hardly aLlu IL rlsy. aud bleeding iEosu the groin.
| liz xas taken ~ tho dressing room. AUD nuy-
atriaua wgre Immediately suiumoncd. When
| fuuul in tho left Erolu, trutu Which tAc hloosl
wa4 uuNius ~ cupi1usiy thAt the physie42ns
| were ut,u1cAt nsivc that an artery xAs kefeted.
TAa woaul w4 caused " lhv premature cx
, 1877-07-16
plosIon Of Jacks revolver, tho weapon having
'ccn discharged as he VAS pulling It from the
\ MECHANICAL 1lOIls r.


E.Hsrd Continent.
An Ingenious gentleman OF Berlin, Herr
Frederick Netxsch, has invented horse. Tho
an1nnl IS ,natlo OF iron, and the motive power,
Instead ot being ita own legs, is derived from
the legs Of The rider. TIC iron horse, aa tho
Berlin papers call him, showed oil his paccs tho
nthcr Hay In tho garden Of TIauen's Summer
Theatre, IN tho presence ot the leading 1neclnf,-
itfnps and journalists of tho fferman Capital.
The concern Is de%csthc1 IA consisting OF q
couple Of wheels, two metres hi9h; between
thcse "i1nds itself" thu horse, upon which
rnntnts tho rider. The latter moves hts leRs
"aitcr the English fashion Of riding" this
means. we presume, that he rises and fa'lA In
qStlck .rotttng horse. The road makes M differ
cnce,-it Is al1 tho hafnc whether tho machine
glc* gently tter the stones or moves aWiftly o.,
tho hard hlef, tl-ant1 the facility 'rttli which
the strunec stccd turned round corners exe'tcl
the admiration of all behoaders. Herr SetzscfI
tcicvcs that Ills invention will be nf great uso
10 portcrs and others for the carrying ot Hight
londe, auJ he l,ao confident hopes that it will ba
highly appreciated By the numerous clas scs who
Of the uhercwfthn' tn buy nt,t maintain horses
Of flesh and tln,t: In conteu,pates, too, IT. a'-
plcatton to The drawing OF cabs nnd other car
riagcs. II Is cren conceivable that IN this fnvcn-
iion We hnvc tho charger Of tho future An NIL
mal tbat docs not eat nfal cannot dis would bo
Of incstimahle value In warfare. There arc one
| or two rather significant omisstDns In the IL.
fcTiptIon from which We quite. VIC arc not told
how tna,I bf flesh auif hlrHl Is expected y
support tho fatigue Of moving. by rising In bis
s,trrupt. creature of Iron, Of II It bc possible
10 keep It going In anr place tcAa llat than t'er.
lin, ,1ty which, as everybody knows, is as lcrcl
| a. btllfatd-boarll.
, 1877-07-16
AlIALLUCISAT1OS. A

Curran. the Irish barristcr, with his gay
companions, was In the habit Of spending Hay
In tic 1)a!kcy Islands, and lntlulgcd IN the
frolic Of cIcctinz liking Of Da!kcy ami
the Adjacent ialands!'' 4 gentleman u
middle station In life. genial, whoie-suulcsl,
and conrl1iat man, was elected 10 al the throne.
lie entered Into thu jokc and enjoyed thu
rtasttmc A journal was kept called the Dalkey
La:ette, In which alt public proceedings were re-
corded, and wbirli was q source ri constant
amusement to It's supporters. lint at length.
the mock pa-cantry, tho affected loyalty, and
a8suule4l homugc began TO tell upon aud excite
the imagination Of liking 1uh,," Us be WAS
himself "nscry fn.h King" His family aud
friends, ln dis,nay aud grief. SOW tue dctusion
a.sumc such hnl1 Upon him that nothing could
atnkc Il. lie spoEc OIL no Other subject enye Ills
Kingdom aud IL government, md delighted u!
dwell Oh The ynrfuus prulects he had for1ne'l
for the benefit Of his penptc. 1fo never could
,ltyest hisnse!f OF hfH rrtsa1 potnr. and aKnctcd
the ut,lost dHfarcncc to It's toynl authority.
When his last hours drew nigh ny returning
CLEANS Of rcasou broke ui,un BIZ tnIi1l: Y, TITO
snou,en. Of death ho believed himself King,
and MI his carcs and anxfctes werc for his Sub.
iceta- He spoke In high terms Of the officers 81
kingdom, 10 thcm until Ills successor WAS vliosen,
md dcnlcai,cd hn,aeit With dtg1iit1cd ealin.
ness we'll becoming tho last hours u Il p1tstan'
| munarcll. When lc came 70 rclinquish ilis
crown, be aaitl, with tcars: ~ leavc Il ~ ny
people, whom have SO lovcl.' His feeling
tserc ratlhrtl, up to htH death, br thinking p'
tho good al hts fellow creatures, WHICH seemed
| iu his tnaincss, as Ia ll!s sancr life, to bc q
| prominent feature Of his disposition.
, 1877-07-16

fnf0tlA ttt0GEnnuH fl our tWurER ~ III IAO
ilocka and herd. of civilization disptace tho will
ones that nuw roam at will ovgr t1ls i,Fnnl CT
pnnac' Willie tho trip was l,asty one for tug
koiutinn of this question, ycs Tho worry 1a:o u
tf sountfT t, e'9y We ass eight mile,
through, n setnImountano'ts cnnnfry.-the hills
helnl. clothed With nnc and valuable timber
The lils arc tcft at Centennial rralrlc4 which.
hills nt thi4 point along down through spcarDsh
anI Ke,l-Water Valleys to E;e,l-Water Cfcrk.
Thi, section is undoubtedly the '"ss
grnln-growlnE district alt',s the Hills Cereals
and vexcta!1ea, 80 far "a l,nntc'l, would have
been gntrl eroo except for gzaashoppers, which
arc damauins them greatly. Thts country, i
Watcrcd br Sncasash and Iscd-Watcr Greeks,
and mostS vixen Tor IA ranshlng pssesh xs an
anil 1t Is tue confident expectation nf tue rcai'
dents that Spcastsh City viii he tho
TERMINAL POINT or TnH RAILROAD,
ulation, nut II would be difficult and expensive
to penetrate thc1cto With railroad; while, Dy
the way of Bismarck Or isap!d, making Crook Or
spca,rfIs!' the terminal rontt, sncL fnad Gould
Ke.l- Water Crceks low I nno body Of good
water, and tic prairie adjacent Is covered with a
lu1urjant growth Of fine grass. The famc char
actet Of country extend: down pa.t Beaver
On txcnty-avc miles farther westward y
tho Belle Fourchc. At the crossing. Of eaeh
Of these streams. one OF moro ranches nave been
claimed. and hay ior the Hlils MARKET h motslY
cut fr't11 this region. NO large seetlons hasa
lecn taken here yet, bccass or lnaiass danger
stocR On thtsc ranges wouio spceut!.y .aste.,
and very 1!tttc feGi would nc ,rc1usset the On.
tire winter. IT will bc tl.c Work Of very shofs
time until this cnt1ntry WIZ he az iaxcn;
HGrc,at the Belle fnu.el!t, seychtY iatIcs from
DeadW9od, cns tbc really VALUABLE Iata los aela
| cultural purposes OF inc entire EGope ttA'cHgu
BY us; We then enter country closely fesenlo.
ing baa L7hus,.nelnE iN-TuteFH', anu m1tch
81 tue snrtasn either hcins utlssy hrren, or
wood, and prtckly.pnar Such, say, f,ns ~
general been tue character from tnas f'olns 70
seho. Al Illness etr1ps ot &c" MUGS y. tatsns
WoalA bc efossca Ifchi' anu Rrcen WIN nne r.asss
urase OaL sney were tate wv a. .ns taek ~ y. sr E
water depriyes IL u fntch ol ~ Talie lor htoSK
poFhotca. EIoin speatrsM 70 nel.e tMien. IT, H.,
grazing Is e1eeiIel ny oas le~ sceauns ~ sns
country. AZ LINES " rone s. tt.sso'R" tsnR "aFlna
fcM"top 3rase t~o " 1ulec 'ect A'h"'
, 1877-07-16
QUIPs.
Earlv tn rvcs md late to bed; the toner.


Early to rycs and late to bed: the topper.
After boy is tired out hocng potatoes
nothing seems TO rc.t him moro than to dig over
bait.-Ito.ns Seatina.
It Is observed by tho Boston Post that "thc
Girls who bet on tho raccs arc wlnsotne crcn-
turcs." 1t has hitherto bccn supposed TINT
tlcy wcre rather loso haractcTs.-Gfaphae..
Now that the railroad is belng pushed, and
greon cueumbcrs arc fast approaching, tho Da-
kota City -Adi1 predicts doubling up of pop.
ulatlon.
The angels now bockon gently to the boy they
love- sn, the rlre siao If the ,,; Gle1.y llanEs
Gone to meet the girl that jumped tue ropc ono
hundred iimcs.-Efrls Oapaseh.
a definition Of the neanng Of the word .'aua-
picon was gtvcn tho Other evening III q pAris,
sn h,. t1c,c. sc seotIae t esarch t 9,r
something which VIC do not wish to tnd."
Owing to tho strict neutrality which Is t, be
maintained by Italy during the war, the italian
/ pcanut-vondcrs. at the recent meeting Of their
boanl Of Trade, concluded not 10 adyaucc tho
iur tlv accnta ptntcc, slguor! l:haadtlphta
| l}uAtht.
Just before dying, o fashionable young man
asked To be buried In hts best suit, tclutl}ng oHc
Of those elaborate coltars. Ills request WIS
cotnn1ict with, but thu sexton snil+ - blame II
no was going to dis grarc fourteen feet long
unless no was paid double prtco for a."-.fo'7t,'
toac. Herald.
lIistorians arc dtsputipg over tho question
whether Queen Elisabeth knew anything at'out
ilouseho1d duties. In ev!1encu that shu did, II
may f,e addugcl that When asked l,uw she
thought EnYlands Eoose thould be cooked, sfe
promptly replied, 'tMasY, stcw4s"-Atv York
CuHans<re;at Adstr't'eF.
A physician VAS called to visit lady IN
Clelsca, NtAss After continuing Ills calls for
soma weeks, she expressed her fears that It
would be tIIconvsnlcnt fDr him to co'l;o 20 r. far
Doctor. tnuuecut,y, hasc. another patie.!t -
tic ncigLbor.,ood, und thus can kill TWO birds
| with one xtone!"
Iu attempting: 10 carvo fowl oue day u Eer.
llc1ayu fouad consiicrabe ,lltltculty IN sepasatr
tng tt8 Joints, and exclaimed uEalnst tho man
wllu tau sold linn an old hcu for youuK
quicken. MY dear" snid the eur.ged nan's
respectable Mr. H.; ls planted tho Arst hill ot
cora thst was planted In our town" know
that" said tl,s husband. "aad believe this hen
scratchc} 1t up."
, 1877-07-16
HINTS FOR RESTAURANTS.
1okl0a 7r0rt1tsF,
. Il ~

:: HINTS FOR RESTAURANTS.
Hosioa 7rort'sr.
Jt;was popular restaurant.
The sccaly customer who had fingered for la1
m hour over = t,oughnut rcvcl brushed tho
crumbs oil his pantaloous with hts III
napkin, and approached tho cashier with an
sbstrac.cd slr. AZ he handed over hts dime hu
remarked:
"Mster, tA!uk you aud could do little
buaIucss."
=" How sof" said tho cashier.
"Why, have noticed that tho folks who
patroni1c this hashcrY seem to 50 In mostly Tor
claa1-choxtler, aud beet, and doughnuta. They
iguoro the more recherche elemcuts OF the meal
aurh Us quat on toast and vensoa steak. You'd
realize mura prodt II tho public pastuok more
extensively ol tho luxurlcs VI tue season, 10 to
speak, wouldn't yout''
:" reekun," replied tho eheek'taker.
"Naye you cvrt notacc's," continaeI the
needy customer, "thst uutl Is III cumulative
opinion tathsr than his o*a i4sa'."
.NoW 10 you see what am driving at I
Pablo opin!olI, influenced by hard tunes says
luuEhnutA aud clam caowlsF. iou waut ~
| elucxtu public opinlon up TO the uors cle-
vatcA standpoint Of qusil on toast aid vsntson
| alcAk.'
allow arc you going to 10 I'll"
"That's just what ! ain coming TO- Ihat's
where my inrcutiye genius cutklcs III. 7 ou aha
put up 1oe 9u % 1i, ESe1y i'x aay a@ut oyut d,S hS
| programme aud ycll out, Here, walter turtle
soup, fried oysters, pits u Jo 9ras snd piut OF
Hrdcrcr,' u,u the walter lls Atn&* out the otdcr
hase ju.t COMO ~ IN say to Themselves, Hello,
CT baked beans aud goldfish balls hetc,'
aud .lcu They tolloS ,..y my @ example,, i';;
/ nnrk we'll nut4 cAIt tnlUiu tone u
, 1877-07-16
CURRENT GOSSIP.
1vONfAEtS POWER
O tell me not that WpHtan's tFcAk,

W0AfAEtS POWER
n tc,1 mn nat thst Womsn's wcsk.
1nron.t.nt. nr ,ntind:
Inou:h ''plsaat wtaess oltch sPe.k
~ tAooGn !,aH'o Naa"1c nn.es'"'e
Was mota'n8 "oHahe H'na. "n'|
1rorrft tho 'a.pfarer. tov1y he'd. .''' -
When rnlts tho heart Of Men.
Mhen 1e'snee 1a'.n' "nu a.opo "se'
@en.A us'ps. .N'..ss. 49, .s"3'
o""' ~ s''''|S"| NDs"'
Who watches with q ttrclcss eys
Tho Misunderstanding breath,
no aoFen toan'. s1,s 'u.sscs h,so'
10 ea~" NV l".t' sAp.."s .1s.,
N"o 'o''"e" WV PS's' " Ds'1'
When D,sappotntment sink, the soul
And round M troubles throrg,
nnen ot'eI s1usu N' ,,,,e,. nt,u .'"s'' III
anu oo't"" s'eosaJ nto. s o"'
toco' 'aen' WIG 10 s'fona'
MN s,nkx beneath Mlsfortunc's blow,
And IIona forsakes hix breast;
Ills l,oastc.l nowcrs are iii laid low,
, 1877-07-16
The Credit 1Iuxtnces.

II TWfFNl4 Ere EFfN. .
After having Inspected u pile of calico II ono
Of thu Woodward avenue stores yesterday,
somewhat r,lssy-knklng man bi9ndly remarked
10 the clerk l.ciorc him;
I. CrctlIt must l,c given NC"
"Ho, Blr-wc lutl't trnst,h was the scply.
al WAS going TO remark that credit must bo
given tho fer"
ss Wc couldn't do II, cir. The rule applies to
every ouc."
"Couldn't tlo whatl' a.kcd the man.
I. .Coulln,t give yuu credit"
saw before 70 out Of here that credit must bc
given INC fur being honest and impartial, when
! say that ! mover saw three httsaing- posts look
nicer than them out there. That's all, Efr, and
wish hadn't sail that much"
, 1877-07-16

VIC were on tho rc"ent trnfl of different Kind
Of buck from, that We sought. Riding !ntn an
adjacent tl.ickct, "sIurlirs" were tiRhtenc's.
rdct and pIxt,f- 1nokei 10, and In silence ws
forward. When the train was rcachctl, an hohr
later, VIC found It iai meanwhile asccnictl: by
doubling tcams aud tho ,lsc Of cables, to thbc'
land pcrl,nns 100 feet high. This table "as po!-
baps iivc miles square IN extent, and very level
On this WAS m old c.mp Of the
TAf.Tr or MONTANA MIHKRs
who crossed t* trait last fai an. here W. =:
w Of asnt ;1own pe e.c " aS @ for wn ,'tSss so
Who fcll before tho flc OF tho savnxes whilo
riding ahead Of his party. At ths time Of ny
BURIAL h!s comralcs " whom sitor va ,,a. maen n
the head Of his lonely grave; but We iou,ni 10 10
trnce Of this It lla,l probably been rcrnnvei ~
1n,llans. Ml!cr's was tho only grayo n9tiseu ny y
~ ,"t't NC reached pampkn hutt9s. ese' ~
ircs,.n.aio i graves. No monument, or stake
cYcil, marked the apot-h mound OF fresh earth
only, ono on either side tho main trial. W!n
ths qw tf scs sas 9 o su T. We
tSs C"yotcs "a sn,alI pralr'c.wolty llY!
Sifrowetl down to the very remains, exposing
s, n"E n.nsf safss y IT, 9s y rs9o snS e s'Gs NJ:
hard by o( tho ila!-devonrcd remains x tlfse fs
horses, led us to tho belief that AZ Indian light
lad occurred here, and tho good steeds and
| their ridcrs sleep where they fell.
| rflx PUMPKIN BuTrEa
a,c four in number, distinctly separato from
each otltcrt encll covering at it, base perhaps
| len ucrcs. They rise very stceply and sbruplly
from ttlu level plain to hight Of nsuut. 40J
feet. NcAs the submits there "a pcrpenlc!l.
lar prtciplcc, per1lapa forty feet high. lhs
formation is sai,l-sttInc. and this summit-blui1
Is sulil rock, presenting very much the up
pcarancc Of constructed battlemcnts. They
arc n conspicuous landmark nf this section
and nrc Thirty tucs by the traI! frpn Canton
| mcut Iscno, while the distance directly across 1
but twelve.
The expedition Was
| TIM DAYS
| M khe synr frpn Duait,suOt TO QAntOnEpcn