Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. APRILe. u.
CAMP SUPPLY ITEMS.



terrier. which in all probability will ans
wer for the annual spring equinoctial
storm. at least We are well satisfied to
take 1t - such.
AFTER ROAD AGENTS.
Capt. Davis, II il reported, has been at
ter the road agents agaIn and has succeed
cd IN capturing two more Of the Pan Ham
die horse thieves; bu, rs yet Is not certain
whether convection can he had az the Cap
tain is bound to see full justice done to his
captures and no iynching will be tolerated.
LyDching is fas, play lug out in the Pan
Handle aud law and order assuming its
legitimate jurisdiction.
INDIAN WAR.
The Indians We learn are growing more
aud more restless, and the runners sent in
by the Comancles and kIowas have in ali
probability accomplished their heiiish
work, aud net Only have these runners
been trying TO -tir up revolt with the
ether tribes in this Territory; nut have sent
their suDs to the Indians IN Dakota and
Montana, with instructions to arouse them
to war. In order to keep tho troops en-
ployed on that frontier.
The Indians are ~ a rule generally sup
posed to he 30 ignorant that they hays no
idea Of war strategy. IN that We are greatly
mistaken. Their present plans are such
shat military men must certainly acknOw>
ledge their gsn.u, A. siraIegists.
INDIAN RESERVATION AT SUPPLY.
IL is reported that reservation will be
estab ilshed near tnls Post aud two thous>
and indians WI. be moved eariv in The
summer to IT. This will make thugs live
for Dodge City. Between the cattle trade
and Indian supply transportation little
Dodge City will receive such send forth
that she VIII grow 10 the dimensions OF q
c.ty of no mean importance. We down
hero have no objection to feeding and clo>
thing these warliks red brothers. hut We
have no inclination whatever 20 fight
them. LET US have peace" 10 our mOstO
every time.
FINE JOKE.
We hear of q fine joke PLAYED on ono of
Uncle Sans Marsnals some few days ago.
Il seems hc was after man named Burns.
and stopped at the wuiow Creek Ranch
between this aud Fort Elliott. for n,ghi's
rest. out whiis he was ENJOYING his slum.
Der Burns was at work winch told to such
an extent that on the following morning
the Marshal was ninus horse. saddle and
equipments. Burns appropriated them to
his own use. that was all.
MARRIED..
First Sergeant Bumsn Of Co. !. eth Cav.
has been to Larned and made leap into
the matrimonial pool. Get your old tin
horns and kettles ready.
WHO ARE RECRUITS.
Among the last IecIuits Tor the 10th Inf.
Al this post and Font Elliott arc eight book
keepers, one ex -member of she Indiana
Legislature. one ex-county auditor. ono
son Of an English nob,emsp, two ex-coB-
fsderate officers and one member Of the
tx confederate congress. one railroad COM
ductor. one ex president Of . bank. one
diyision SUPERINTENDENT OF tereerzph. two
medical students. two doctors. one jewels
chsnaA Who says We amt getting An
ArlatocrAtic army.
sFRIN0 PRosPEcn.
Sergeant D"wling Of tho 4th cavalry re-
turned on FRIDAY last from . trip to Dodge
City. He rerorts things lively ut Dodge
and the ranches dong good business BY
the way. Grass sprInging up ssd people
rounding ~ their catIle preparatory for
summers business
THE FARMkR SOLDIER
Corporal Clark. the renowned wslkest,
fstuFneo toe posr on Friday last from Paw
nee count. wheic hs hes been locking af>
ter his land. The cospoiafs tins expires
seXt month. then be intends 70 hunt up .
wife and settle On hrs claim.
TIE DANCE HousRs
Amos says his dance houss' has cssssa Sr ~