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, 1879-04-30


Mrs. Young was much better when TRIBUNE
reporter called to sec her last evening tl,au sllo
was Monday night, although she still complain
ed Of her head md rerresfully sald that the
moment sl,u would juze un sllc dreamed sucl,
horrible, terrible ircauls tint 1t woke her un,
anA prevented her CALMING any real rest aul
quilt. Ut. Allen llal bcen to see her twlcu dur
ing tie dny, k1c said, n,ll Ind told her tlt II
she rested aud otherwise took good care Ut her
self. sho would probably he able tn get up mil
bo about in II lew days. So she had
resolved. a1nl was trying, to forget the
exciting events Of the past few weeks. although
the recollection OF thrfn spite Of all she could
do now lt,,l then CAME crowding upon her mind
mud drove alt things else awaJ.
Slch thoughts must lIavp becn uppermost
during the reporters cali, for, without Its YEN
turing upun tiic ncar!y-tragtc erele Of Sunday,
clio hrrsrlf recalGd something SHE l.al seen III
thu papers,-a remark Of Stevens Tint ha had
Ind narrow cscApr. She aided TINT It wus u
narrow escape, Indeed, alul slle did sec how in
tic world her handkerchief rot caught In tho
weapon. s',s asked-lor i appcarea sho had
the revolver away, from llcr, nn',
.ncn tol.t,, she merely nollcd, as II to
nsaei!t TO- tie central pEorost!ol! 'llat Cusrlcs
previous evening, expressed ler idea II tic in
ndcnl5ntcnes8 OF Stevens punishment, adding
that be ought to hc shot n1.l ought to linger
atong for thrcu or four tlaya, that lie might ap-
prceIato the terrible suffering through which
Ills murdered 'sitc had PASSED.; And her on1n-
ion US to what ought to ht done With Truie,
not because ho Ind kllto,i anybody, hut because
lle sought to stab rcputatLuns, was similarly
vigorous Alltl c0rrespont!lnEty snyage. IIe lAl
'etafcd that he could prove things wilcn the only
earthly Foundation he llall for making
sue!l statements werc tile lying worus Of
'!timt vll!a1n1 stevens. Shu had tlc comfort
tnE thought, however that none but sandcrers
mil scati.lal.nongersw woull hetlcye him. Siie alsu
referred to the Jury and their ignurancc In terms
Of unnicasnrcd rcproacll, and openly rcErctte.l
that her attenlIt tn improve MI thu ven1Irt lla1
not bccn nluru successful. The very bullucss
Of her laneuugo, nnl te very iicrcencas of tcr
determination TO rd tile work! Ut "tllat scout1-
tlrel," provided tn. Jury did not do its duty,
will 70 far towards cn1nnia11tlIng Tor her Il ccr-
tain respect AMONG ti,sc wO firmly be!icyu sfle
las been lrcply-wronEcu, hruta1ly- y-oussagel
wunilu.
SLIT referred, with worry evident appreciation,
to tho Kindness Of thw nc!ghbors md such Of III.
public Us hid mhr,Itcstca sympathy for her in
ller troubles A,"l her poverty. md remarked
that this sympathy was all tic more to ho val
ucd as illustrating tho contelllpt hold for her
snntlcrurs nllu ylliIcEs.
, 1879-04-30

alarslaI ,,utcs followed 10 this city fl. cosr MR.
ruit IT t1,r rsfagccs, aud with tic assst;,Ier If
Gus ,,o,... n',c} nih1 Mattihnn ycslcfanY ".,es
uu. % n1testeh hntu on Ful'rth avenue: IT,.
a''I ansy Gnye ie names o hn"asn rai''nn M ,'n
% ,I,n ,,t's ,nT''s ."G".so, M u "Esa ,csns"'@e" -
''s po''e' IL o"' a'''' expert ullchae's'
n seryant, ui,nrgrd With iaIrcuy oi Il shaw! a,nt
Ill album frnn Mrs, Antlrrso,,, Ut M. lG,
ls,wIlscni ttrrct; Ann Dun1cr, larceny o! Il
shirt frpnn Ann Ellis, Of No, 1it Wc.t Randolph
Rtrcct; ,tosrph Mcknight, lnrtrny Of =. from thu
caught trying to l.nosc of two ,sonl.baIi: stole.,
by linn from a saloon 1T tile tnr,lcr uf ttaistrtl
uni Eric streets: William Bean, wnnteu Gln,'l
eOna cnrgu III IafrrHr 1yy Detectives E!tJt ami
, 1879-04-30
THE WEST TOWN.
/ unllfiA MEKT1Hfi.

Tic West-Town Boarsl hcll seGular meeting
last evening Mt the office OF tic board tn
1Ialstcd street. Supervisor Gnrncy presided,
.ul thrra were present Justices Scully, Nor
rison, A1utson, Salisbury 1ngersol. and Wnasl,
mud Towu-Clcrk Ch1ntlcek An tnwashc,l and
vpspyory lobby Infected the room, their busi-
ness being doubtful.
A con,mltteo of three, Mcssrs. Salisbury,
scully, and Morrison, was nppointcsl to inakc
rcport in rcgard to the proposition made s0mc
weeks ago by daughter ot Avery Moose to
compromise the felony committed by her
father.
A bill Of so5 for advertising was audited, and
tho claims Of certain clerks for extra pny Werc
lutd on tllc tnble.
.justIce Ingersoll rea,l q report o! The Cum
mittce nuppintcd to examine tho accounts vi
voucllers correct, ind that Gurney aad $lo,49s
on haul 1t the close Of thy 5car
Supervisor auruuy's hill Of $3.50 for his
services was presented. The bill waa made NJ
Of the following Items: es7 days nj sl.50, *43p-
$4as; So nights 1T 81, $339: allowance AZ Town
Treasurer nitl 'tsburs!ng officer, *lt7.5O; totn.
s1,500 Tor iG7 tlnys, 81 nights, etc. The bill
was not approved. Nr. t;urnry nut In II new
ono with the Objectionable SlH7,N stricken out,
anil thus a1netdcl the acc0l1nt was uassed.
Mr.. Hrrucy explained sint prior to hia ttmn
the accounts wern kcps IN little memorandum
oG n"a .,s. s ' a s sseas t sySvpE @
the atlIec than tie i'ad charged for, md had
neglected Ills own business, greatly to Ills
pccannry loss. ..
Iii. Tlinn,as Brennan WIS allowed s4.5o per
lny for sixty-nno days., nl $:t.5O Ter night for
thirty-t,rre nights, serY[ru rs Deputy Assessor.
Mt, GurIcy ,vus thanked by tho board for tho
manner In which he Ind discharged s duties.
bill of S33 for printing hls report WIS also
, 1879-04-30
DEATHS.

SsavsS t1E?:nas f. as: 1s4 % ;''sf ss
Sss;:; eh''s s ss'fsss "
wAysuX-AprlI2 ~, of in,anm. .tton Of tho bladder.
AsSf 'i: s il ~ sss morning
puruts
HSSS. g: y;sss ':}; ?:: III: s:' y,
NEEn-At tha 1s,asnss oi h.s pa.snf. 10; A.l!ana'
fs:s s ns s:!;:s: S:;s
x sss s fe:sff g & T. s ssss4 II
s sSss :s a:' os.3i X i.sas:sa a ''''
,sls.esy A:i @ Ct s:s; hsss;
s$ IL j f. e is
"f;S :t$ ss I'll to ~.uxso en-
,14, !as :! VIII s1e
jls viii s IT,; I :!:. S;t t ;s;s IL; mt ; ":
TX NJ n;s.as@ M .asssa ,i H. ,a' l!er
sf s: a ~s s s'i,9 ess ss
s,s's!s ast @ KIT &:rs 81!
a M %s .is stta i ssr sts
aud strung DETERMINATION, keFaF Ut late III rubaat
hra1th. and ttluxv!lnE with rilysca !nnrmirs. ste
Eup!lstgd aY furcu VI Will Hltat many sstHtxef iGE
WaAl not undertake. hhe was always seTtne an!
completely Fnlsus yerT splft Ut calm III la iAttst nf
tr0utsd world. stt to whlArur wuraA Ut cheer to
otlsrrs wh9 had ApsnngI leu Vceasan TO be troubled
thn.l hctself.
nE aurh durlHx u yUArs Of hur 4cnot'ltfc IN txf1s
4. WIN hsT. tnlih snl iMis!ll3sncs hnvr gouv ,atd
x9ttun e t.n church u tt!s! yraIs r MnLel!t.sd
tflux with d.ra1ci Of tos!ng ttchkr.o ut tho sweet
taaxs Ut wfr a daughter. An sister, an tra1di her
1nelftusy u Ill fragrance.
In Monday AFTERNOON Of This wrrk ntyp company
OF EympathlkK 1Tuud4 met 10 pcEfurt lu sua u.cHs
Ut fuIGra, gsU llH removal Df hnr fallns IL IniaI
ala,s for ntarNun III the nov tiou That Was pla.
nrl bY her. aud u largely fruIR her suggestion.
her tleal Ut nnnstentatlGa lanlc cunfotf. wtetu sG
hnrsl tu lIfu many !apry yrATs. but WhetH sln yr
ilu fa ttnR Week eTu tiul t0k her to fIer uIa4uu
nus nladt1 with hRH.!t. ctetua! III thu hrayeus.
Wlt iltr husband slc lat htcn fur ttp years III hon.
nrr,! ,neltr Ut .irusA M +. Church. uf tht1 Gt}t In
tho 4uGtty u which .lU WILL Ia aady anls4el aud her
naH.u tenuutly remembered. II. ID. sIlEfPAtsls,
CLENCA-Suadsnly. at tt!,a Athsston ltuuss Tuesday
| aitcFn.oil, A1phoRsn Clercx.
Funeral p III. ta.day Wednesday, from tho holel'
RAashts fcAlpllr utu taEtttl+
ylHiSn-At noaser. Col, Aptl! -, George w. g!n'
iuE 1KG4 ~ yeAfa. -
Mr. vimtnx foFnscriy re.lded IN this elt{ and VA,
father u n +. vlniaR k.q., asners1 Freight A9en'
t1-Aab.aehuattts papers p!caAe copy. .----.
, 1879-04-30

IN tl,e case ct George 1iccbe, charged with
Violating tue building ordinance, thera was no
prosecution. a,n! Justice Foose dismissed tho
suit yesterday afternoon
A!ra. Charity Windsor, cotoTell, in tic employ
Of Mrs. l.. sllycrtnan of No. 0l Calumet avenue,
yesterday afternoon sent her l2-ycar.0ld son
John IN past letter in which shu Ind iue!oscd
H. The young rascal opp,,c,t thu LETTER, al,-
stFhcte! Thu lNuucy, uint Blunt It, mud tu 1u rt-
sen9cA Ills mulllcr cnusGA l.lB arrvst Tor lar.
cany. ~ is an incorriutb1s young rascal, ns'd
ctlunlly malicious mischief. .-
:, Patrick Ftnes.y. night .watrhman IN thu
Northwestern Railroad yar.ls ut tbs corner Ut
lIchnai''Ib alnl uhlu strcuts, wIs annoyed yes.
terlnS !I1nf'ltns By drunken fellow who was
wandering al.o1t alllunK The cars. liz put him
out. Sonc tltlcch minutes later the fclluw re-
tn.nrtl with stone In Its hand, which ho threw
Ut Fincrty, striking hin oYcr ,lln right csu st,i
lnlliettnE q sryet0 wound. l)r. Ihtlai,,, thu
t1mpany's surgeon. wllo lrcssel! IT,, thought 1t
"0uitl nut prove hrr'olts.
DayM Thornton was yesterday he'll In s5n0
to thu 29tI fur assaalsns Ola Larsen, u rug
lf".lse Of David, wliure Ill loafcra and yarrauts
nrc allowed, saye wl,un tho ll0usu catl.lut huIp
,tscIt. Yesterday David "Grcl out" Il !oafcr,
u,ll little later "iised out" the reu,nnns vi
l.as"en. l,uvu apologizcd, nlastcred H. $;.biil
over tho wound. al.ti Ulcn latt loctor .lress II.
The "uunllbler' gtoatud over thu sceuu. u.,,1
wlc'. ho gut tho rasp!ckcr atonc coaxsL l,illl
into having David arTcsteu Tor utl assault With
!uic'lt to ''o bodily injury.
burTlara from thlb cIfy burglarixcd r. i. Nice's
hufiWarn stots " AuEora, aml tuok the 4:it
st st,, pIandrr; ~ ..l,,, Marshal t'ases pursued
encounter will II" b,,r,iar~ ~ sn 1n Gasaa
, 1879-04-30

f'KAND PACIFIC 1fOTEf.
Jnn L. friswnld. i'cora. e. stulrbaIscE, So. lend.
G. H. Call. MAtGnette. ;M. Walker. Nostpn.
g. j. Sh~rHlan Cleveland t3po.u. Stcvons, Boston.
II. G. Lnckwoou Nebraska clark T.. Carr. Oa'crl,nfy.
A. u. 0orlun, England. =. Fonaa, Fonda, n. i.
PALMER HOUSE.
G. s D wps%w Rnm; a SGt te;'1% s,e ae1
j. T. 1ncuhs. 1!ostpn. j. 4 Harvey. Sparta, Wis.
II. Gallery, Toicuu t}eD. Il. G!bxt,n San FINN.
Vim. Rhodes, 81. pant. TIC. platt, u.wcgo, y. y.
SHERMAN NOuaE.
Gil. Cummings. lnkiD. II P(iinHa. Nav Orleans.
i. \. ltni. Springfield, Ill., r. s. Slnwart, W,nona :.
II. II. HEea1n. Providence I. llhoies. CDnnbus, ..
j. ". baldwin. Jr, Lost a.. r. Hall, New York
Dr. +. c. House. Rockford j. H. Richardson, CtLca.
FREMONT HOUSE.
l.. u. Ffiable. Montreal. Eft. ItuAh1an1. Omhln.
i. -. lloyd, New forss. i. II. Paddock. Kanknkce
Mo. l)Hnwe Kaa City. E'rof.L H. LaMburt. Ilos II
y. v. Martin, Detroit. I. Z. Greed, New York.
c. g. Moody, f0tlet, Ill. T.W burgess, Alton, III.
, 1879-04-30

The recctpts from new revenue licenses ycstcr-
day amounted 70 $U,&W.
Seven hundred barrels Of alcohol were export
cl from ttifs city yesterday.
The currency disbursements at thu Sub-Tfeas-
ury yesterday amounted to III, 600.
The t1.crnalroEcnue receipts yestartlny
amounted ta $S3,:ajs. Of this, Sc, Ell vas fnr
tax.pal s,,irfis 81 t2i0 for tDbacco anl Cgare,
an $J,i59 Tor beer.
1t Is now expected that the llthbnrd case will
be tried to-mnrrow, probably by Judge Dyer.
Itte Customs lIunse ca*es Af1 dom on tht pro-
grau,me for Monday.
frank Blaticr, tic boy charged With selling
matches without the rrorcr stamp, was held
yesterday In $500 ball. TlIrrc Is *picion tat
It wnsnt SO much the bur who WIS Ut iault MS It
was somebody WHO act him on, md tho alleged
real offender will probably he brought to Tine
bcfore tho boy ilus been grcatlY inconyencncod.
NEruHDlna CERTIFICATES.
The Rpcculntors fn tho nrw 80 rcfundlng Ger.
tiIlrntes were guitn as astivs yesterday as they
new rulv. which confines their ISSUE 70 ihe four
hours embraced between 1o md ? o'clock, they
ak! not uE! could not get IN their full work.
For NJ That, ihe sus'-IrcastiFy l'sople Issued
MS usual, to. tic banks md private
sneculHtUrs, who were represented hy
tlnir clerks :anl agents. TO show how
the poor nan Is taKltlE ho'4 of tho certificates.
It Is pnly necessary to state that out Of Tits
Sa:,s3o only $'5O worth nt certificates were
tMkcM tn sums less thnn $lUu. That is to sar,
ttero were two S5u lots dtsposea q. two s9o
lotH. md one s7o The rcstwcrc 500 lots, ,-the
maximum ail1ol'nt that can 70 to atsy one aT,-
p'itant, ,-Ani u Was not an UNUSUAL sight to see
principal out III tic lla!. Ot III tic alley, a.1.
pr0hellGd by his agcut8 nnu made the recipient
Of this cortlacntea they Ind Just bought. The
process nf conversion into per ccilts, anh the
possibility OF making clear lrIt!t by this tlcans
Of ..sl3.41 on every, $l,U0o worth ut
certificates, IS explained In Sunday
nusn:n.'s Tribune. !luS becti rather In.
tcrterGd with fur tho present, fhc Treasury
Department h0vlrg y got Into the scllntne u,II
issued circular to tl,e cfttrt that This e0nyer-
sloh will be nostpned untIl Oh or after July ].
Tie wide dissemination ol this ple:a OF 1HlUr.
mutton may operate to dccsease the dclnRn for
thc present, hut IT the conversion Is resumed
July !, pre.cnt buyers WILL lose notaluE, but will
bn better oil W. rei4son OF tic accriod Interest
which will build up bctwccn now nnl that
Late. 'Fhc same circular authorizes sub Treas
urfcs, when the evasion OF tin Original hlstruc-
tions fur speculative PURPOSES Is manifest, to
rstuso to issuc them to tue spcclilntnE aupll-
cants, md 1t Is possible tint soma of the 1ank
clerks and ott!ers will bo Nippcd, as tho telc-
| granh t,oys hayu been.
nAnsoN
| Tberc ,s at nrcsent In fin citv n 1cnf1emnr
| ,rI,h thc ,,rfomiif"r .m1 MT :v1ranrit".rtiv
rnn,,onIc ran,.s ~ Tain Habsnn lI,rrn IL mnti;.
inr yrrv remnrku1lc nlnut hjr. rahson himsrif.
, 1879-04-30
CANADA.

ParlIumcnt-A Hugo IInax-Rcgnlntion Of
kt0ckhrnlsers - Reduction Ut Hninrics-
slreptnE.Cnr Gl,argex--The quebec Flre-
Lonn Of lBi6-lsondwuy Mt Niagara Fails.
!srtetJ Dtspuseh to The Tribune.
OTTAWA, Anril 99.-lu the Commons to-tlay
b,ll.was introduced to a.nond tbs act to sncor-
poratc tho Detroit River Tunnel Company,
trutluccd to amend tho oct to Incorporate tho
Canada IL Detroit River Dridgo Company, which
,yaB read first uu,l second tIlnc. 1t was ey-
planned that tho Object Of tcsu ullls was to ex-
tcul thu tl.no for completing tho work under
the charter granted in 18th Several Great
Western Hallway utl1ctale arc here iu the ittcr-
est Of thrse measures.
Tue Committee On banking anl Commerce
to-day throw out Mr, Gtrourl's I'LL to rcgu-
late htockbrokers.
nr. Schultz, member for Manitobn, has given
nottcu tlat l,e Will lnnuirn of tho Ministers II
they !ave any official knowledge Ut thu facts
alleged fl telegram ft,,ni Washington. 10 Il st.
Paul papcr to thu effect lt!at Il had bccn de-
c1duA by tho Secretaries Of State, War, nsn thu
Interior lint Sitt!lg liull IL ltr|tlatl su11ect;
that ho, with his followers, voluntarily left tho
uhltcd States md B!areh themselves under thu
protection of hcr Majesty, who will hereafter hc
held responsible for 1l4t!r good conduct.
Hp<rtai Dttpasch tD Ths Tribune.
QuEBEC, April a9.-'l'ho arrival OF tho steam.
ship CircassiAsl to.lay, tho tEat steamer from
tho sea, WIS hatled with great satisfaction,
crowds assembling Oh thu wharycs to see her
eufne In.
hioNrHEAL. April 29.--Nayigatton ts HOW fair
" opcneA Several river stcarucrs hare arrived
at thu whar1cs. Oeesa steameEs expcescd up
totnurrow.
, 1879-04-30

Mot 1luci, phospllorns in Fish.
Science, through nr. Draper, now tlcclares
tlnt fish does mt make rs particularly Intellect
uni. after all. 1le says that fish docs not con.
tain an oxccss Of phosphorus, aud Wheu dead fsll
Shine Nh hrfxht
AB tho stars ut night
It Is net owing TO the presence Of phosphorus,
but to ti.u oxidation Of carbon.
, 1879-04-30

1ahors III tho recommending n tit rcrsnns for
has consl,,tlei tit lie r. m, on:cr l.,agi.,ratc,
h!3 nantu not having been Hent to l!r ti,ycrHpr,
md, therefore, yesterday he not1Nrd Justice u:
1lasrr Hammer TINT tic books f,,ni phpcfs of
bis office were at hts, Hammers. disposal. Aud
Justice D'Wolf llas retirsll after q long scryIet
, 1879-04-30

VERDICT OF TlE coaoSEn's junr.
Co:unef Mann yesterday held MI lnq,lest Mt
No. 80 West Tayfor ktsc": npun tllc hoy Roger
Cantwctl, who wns shut dead bY hts PLAYMATE,
Joseph lynn. last Sunday night 1T thu
eurusr Of Clinton uml Twelfth streets.
Simon Upnnnell, u yrars Of acc,
ioll how a,hl where he bought
tho wcupon, asM related his rers!on ot .hr
fs,uo,ins. 1atlca Gregg, u years Of acc, cur.
tpLusatcl The story uf The ei!sMtilIl, md tllrn
iosepl Tynas related ll1c story ol tic occur
rci,tc, which was ,l.r eah!c IN rvcsy particular
rs that published in Manday's 1ninuSE.
The Jury readily fnund d verdict Of accidental
ehtHIltfiG, AMI recommended TINT Tflluti anu
VDunncil he atchussea from custody. They
severely ccllsusea ,Ilr trnctrc Vi selling danger
Gus weapons 10 minors. Later. tl,r man Weller,
tho kcctes 0t n tur..t!up nt No. 81 Jefferson
strret, was summoned 10 nrrcar before Justice
Morrison for Violation of all ORDINANCE forbid
ding th" eale nf such weapons 70 chidfe1i, wetl
IL ,ltnr punishable by tlne of from RIA 10 TOO.
III uonnersit'n with this sast alsalT, i Is but
such "a tsmt kc3. hy sr. Weller, nd that nearly
every one vi ti,rn has ior snic wcapot,s such rs
that bought By yulug O'DonMcll. And what
Is most teriuUs, the cartridges ncronl-
panying them Are not hlunks, which are
dangerous enough, but ones loadgl With leadct
easily get out Ut rvpulr, thereby becoming
duubiy dangerous. 1t Is plainly evident tllnt
they urc sold By tho largo supp1y.acrots to
these small dealers doing business III the vicinity
Of the public schools ntt'i upon the large
thorcuEhfares, for the EXPRESS purpose Qf heinE
July Is ciosc ut llan, md II the authorities do
not tnke some speedy actlon there will bo. frc-
1uent recurrence OF such lumcutab!D accidents
os hut Of last Sundav evening.
, 1879-04-30

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for all discnses
III goll. Price, III cents. Avoid 1n,stntloMp.
, 1879-04-30

The hest limo of housekeeping silver and plate
Knives. forks, spoons. tca.FctB, etc, Frlccs an
quality guaranteed at Hamilton, shuusts i co.
, 1879-04-30

r.,fr oorxc1lAEqE FOR WnNAN's wnllH
L viii uil IL ntst tnceti4x y tG n9w ttms ot t!s
1hursdsY Il III O'Clock q. Thu Menaxrfs aah al
friends 1t thu particularly te91eard
r., 10 urtent Lsa8 whu hare Grtclr1 u scMl tn for
sa!u III !uTtteI IL d. fFuul t!s iAts. tlsles Ter
work Will 10 Teestved VI kassa out on application Vt
, 1879-04-30

Pack yonr lurs and ,voolens with 1suck & Hay.
npr'a - Moth Powder anu sayc them.
, 1879-04-30
PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. Emil 14lchling will fcccye their
friends OIL the evenings of My ! md H. Mt IT.
Curoins's Hotel, Elizabeth street. T s.--Not af-
turn0cna,
, 1879-04-30

d. D'Cnger. dfscpyur Of tho c!nchona cnto for
drunkenness, cures ati cases. lsoom ~ Palmer
, 1879-04-30

nYAs-C00rEli.0n tic 10Th lnst;, by the fey. y.
Jna.ria 81, daughter Of Tie oilieat!ng clergyman n
Ut EhtclED.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11
LIV { IT @ c (.

THERE are three classes of horses which
are needed in Montana. The first and most
important is the draft horse. For years to
come our country must depend largely up
on wagon transportation and even after
railroads have pierced our commercial CEN
tiers there will be a large demand for this
class of horses. The moving OF ores to the
mills and bullion to market, and the trans
portation of farm produce to market, ETC.,
win multiply every year, although the III
coming and outgoing freights of the terri
tory are transported by rail and river, but
we know of no better business than pro-
ducing animals tor this purpose, and this
may be lone by breeding good American
mares to Percheron-Norman horses. The
next most useful horse is the ''cow horse"
The cattle interests Of the territory are annu-
ally increasing, which makes and increased
demand for the common California horse
for herdlng, gathering and tending stock.
An excellent horse for this purpose may be
had by infusing thoroughbred blood into
our common stock. The cross would be a
little heavy at present prices of service OF
thoroughbred, yet it would be a paying IN
yestment in the end. Third class Is the
roadster for pleasure and livery purposes.
The country is getting far enough advanced
now to give more attention to good STEP
pers than formerly. Farmers, stockmen,
miners and many classes of the community
are well enough off in the world to afford
TO keep a fancy buggy team, and there IS a
considerable demand already being deyel-
oped for such horses. The Mambrino blood
mingled with good states mares makes q
pretty good horse. The popular horse OF
the past few years has been the horse OF all
work, and it has been a profitable horse,
too, but we are getting far enough advanc-
ed now to support the production of class
horses, so that those who wish, instead of
using the horse of all work, can have a
heavy draft horse for farming and freight
ing, and a good saddle animal for herding
and goer to sit behind when out for pleas
ure.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11
ILLINOIS wooL-GRowERs ASSOCIATION.

AT the late meeting of this association,
says the Prairie Farmer, President Garland
in the chair, the discussion on purity of
breeds OF sheep elected much valuable in
formation. The necessity of careful breed
ing in all animals was fully concurred in.
Mr.. Megginson showed a sample Of wool
from q l4-months Cotswold lamb, very fine
aud glossy, and q inches in length.
The report Of committee On "Points of
Excellence" submitted the following report
for Lon Woods.
Illinois WOOL breeders Association
Your committee to whom was referred
the matter of preparing rules for the guild
ance of judges Of long wool sheep, at fairs,
would beg leave to report that the follow
ing essential points should largely influence
committees in making..aWards:
1-Constitution.
Wool, quality and quantity.
3-Lustre and uniformity of fleece.
4-Covering of head, legs, belly, etc.
5-Carcass, best distribution of mutton i'll
the most valuable portions of carcass.
Care and management, as indicated by
healthy breeding condition.
The standard of excellence of the Ameri-
can Cotswold association is recommended
for the guidance of committees judging
CotsWold sheep, with the substitution OF
the word wool for hair, on the covering OF
the ear.
CHAs.ssF. MILLS.
J. R. MEGGINsoN.
Committee on "Points of EXCELLENCE OF
American Merinos, submitted the follow
ing
Points of excellence for American Meri-
no sheep, one hundreds enoting perfection
Blood. Thoroughbred. g., purely bret
from one or more Q fthe direct importations
of Merino sheep. from Spain, prior to the
year 1912, without tho admixture of any
ether blood.
Constitution. Indicated by form Of body
deep and large breast cavity, broad back
heavy quarters, with muscular develop
ment forming capacious abdomen. Skif
thick, but soft, OF fine texture, and pink
color; expansive %nostril,. brilliant eyes
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11

A reward of $500 will be paid by the I'M
dersigned for the arrest and conviction OF
any person or pc rsons found setting tire to
any cattle rangeo or prairie between Arrow
creek and the M issouri river on the south
east and Deep or eek and the Missouri river
the southwest.
Greenleaf & Co., A. w. Kingsbury,
John Lepley, Franklin Bane,
Harris & Co., Miner q Boardman.
3. D. Philips, Malcolm Morrow.
A reward of $500 will be paid by the I'M
d%ersigned, resident cattle owners of Sun
River valley, for the apprehension and con-
viction of any party Or parties caught set
ting a fire, carelessly or wantonly, to the
prairie grasses between the Teton and Sun
rivers, where by our cattle ranges are in
lured.
Robert Vaughn, Robert 5. Ford,
Thomas Dunn o. I'll. ChurchlH.
John Spencer. John K. Cox,
Thomas Clary.