Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-01-19
CAMP sUPPLY.


Cant suPfLY. L T.. Jas. Il. 1873
To he Editors Of the Times.
We have just got over another terrible ssosm.
this time accompanied with . slisht sprinklins
Of she beautiful snow.
We have succeeded In putting up about nfty
tons Of ice but OF rather inferior quality beng
only nom to inches thick and rather brittle.
Two OF the boys in blue, John Everdsle and
Wesley Gordon Of A Co. 18Th INF have skinned
out for parts at thu present unknown to author
tiles here. Ice cutting didn't agree with their
constitutions. Ever,isis will be remembered -
,he pitcher Of the Vance b. B. Club, aad Gordon
- An ex-csttie herder near Ellis last winter.
Corporal Prank Anderson and Arnold suter
have secured furloagh each. the former for 70
days 70 go to Missouri and the latter for " days
with permission TO 60 To New Orleans.
PaymAster Broadnsad has bees delayed here
. week owing to the sickness Of his son. He de-
parted for Fort Dodge on Saturday morning.
The Cheyrnnes and ArSpAhoes have been in
camp here for few days but are now On their
way back to their agencies. While here Stone
Calf Of the Cheyennes got up on his ear and posi-
lively refused 10 return to his camp when srder-
Gu " soo-oScnt Sovtu8b0o Wien tOhu W kU 70
his camp he ssid you csa't make me Co." and
in reilly to why he was % indignant said, that
when he surrendered the white people promised
that be should have all he wanted 10 sas and
clothes for his people. But instead that they had
nearly starved them at their reservation. and
then had started them out to hunt bafEAlo nd
sent them in direction in which there was no
buffalo, that his people had no nations md had 10
kill their ponies and dogs To keep from starving.
and that he could scarcely conssrain his people
from attacking trains ON the road or committing
other depretiAtions. That IL this continued much
Longer he could not eonsro, them, and - for him.
self he said he would rather die lighting than 20
stATvc to death, thas he thought the former more
honorable
Dull Knife and Standing Blk Of Northern Chey-
eyennes are aching Tor n outbreak, and asything
no matter how trifling 10 urged - legitimate
reasons for returning to their hossilitiss against
the whites. and to make it still worse and them
more bold, they are encouraged in this hostile
spirit By Powder Face aid Big Mouth Of the Ar
raps hoes. and - hostile feelings already exists
between these tribes and the Pswnees, they may
nj any time attack each other, and should our
little squad OF troops interfere the whole posse Of
the red dew Is NO doubt would turn on them. re-
sultiny in general outbreak. 1t is the opinion
oil those VINO nave lived among the Indians ior
years. mat NOS many moons whi enange before
'oere WI oe N eruption WIN mem.
Ben Clark the famous scout and interpreter
from Gen. Nilcs' srmy arrived st this most ON
.-.,..,r r.,,-.
Ioesosv I@s'' snu oep~''eu On inc ioi'o"insoay
for Fort Rene on business relative TO the great
Of Indian affairs that ID nov taking
.ss 0osei ,ne o'1f .. '1s s.s.s,.s 2. me IN,
all reports are true. 'nA' MS Reports ron tnoss
agencies VIII open the eyeso sfeW and ultimate
In certain PARTIES stepping down and out. We
nope ben viii DO ois duiy ano eve u the real
facts in the case.
NeWa ranched thia evening FINN w0rt El1ioff