Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-10-02


ion, foaled in 1873, by Uncle Vice, dam
Dixie by Revenue. Maroon, oh. f.. foaled
in 1877, Ivy imp. Glen Athol, dam, Magenta
by imp. Yorkshire. Was bred by A. j. Al
exander at Woodburn farm, Ky. Emperor,
Clydesdale stallion. Imported by Hon. c.
|. Douglass. of Canada, is II hands high,
weighs 1000 pounds, s years old, is a dark
bay, very supple and easy in his motions.
Thomas McGinnis has charge of this stable.
Asa P. Samples stable.-James Collins is
trainer. The horses in this stable are from
Choteau county. Premium. ch. M, aged,
by Castor, dam. Flying Cloud, by Ben Hal
let. She beat in all her races at Butte, bat
will find strong competition here. 10. How
ell, b. g., aged, by imp. Bonnie Scotland.
Dam, by imp. Sovereign.
d. D. Davis ~stable.-Sorrel Mike, s. e.,
aged Z years, by Old Dasher, dam, an Ore
gon mare.
Henry Reeds misunderstanding Angel,
from Utah, s. G., aged. Mormon blood.
Quarter horse.
Churchill Sc Peterson's stable.-Consul,
b.. s., trotter foaled in 1872 by Almont.
Won in race at Butte.
c. Griswold's stable.-Corrigan. brown
trotting stallion, by Bashaw w. Williams,
trainer; won in race at Butte.
Fl. r. Bakers stable.-b. c. by Tom Bow
lin, foaled in Kentucky at I'll. P. McGrath's
farm in 1877, dam, Reply by Enquirer j; will
run in races for two-year-olds. Sun Dance,
CHI. S. by War Dance; dam by imp. Knight
of st. George. toaleu in 1873. Retort, br.
colt stallion, by Nugget; dam Antelope by
Avalanch foaled in 1876. Owned by A.
&. Clark, under care OF Mr.. Baker.
Murray d Kings stable.-Brutus, roam
gelding, %trotter; no pedigree given.
Jerry Langford's ,stable.-Snail, by. s. 8
years old, quarter horse, 40 pedigree.
Chas. e. Williams's stahle.-Terlulir, b.
M, foaled in 1864, by Melbourne, jr. LIST
dam Versuvienne by imp. Australian, 2h
dam by Lexington. Cariboo, b. s. by Lex
1st dam Alice Jones by imp. Glen
-.
$. II. Larabie's stable. -Mambrino (Black)
Diamond, bl. stallion. foaleu in Kentucky
1874 by Mambrino Patchen, dam by Cas-
sius N. Clay, trotter from Deer Lodge. As
signee, dark brown stallion, toaled in Ken
in 1875 by Administrator, he by Rys-
lyk's Hambiltonian dam a thoroughbred
mare. Queen, dark bay trotting
mare by a son of American Clay, foaled in
1872, dam by Mambrino Chief. McGuirk,
black stallion. two years old toaled at Deer
by Clark Chief, Jr., dam, a Morgan
mare.
j. Harper's stable.-Superior, b.. s., foaled
n 1875, by Administrator, dam a Mamhri-
10 Patchen mare.
And a number of others of which men
ion is omitted this week for want Of space.
From Captain Mcclure, of the U. S. A.,
Who has just returned from a trip of inspect
ng the river channel, | learn that the stage
# water at this late date is good the whole
way, from Stubbs' ferry to the falls. The
worst part OF the river is at Half-Breed is
and, where there are some rapids. He
avs they will be easily cleared and thinks
here is enough water without changing
he channel. He ]pronounces the river bet
err above tie falls than it is for 200 miles
'eloW. and estimates the work of improve
nent much easier than that he has already
lone below Benton. This good word from
he river will doubtless stimulate the Upper
lissouri River Steam Navigation Go. into
ction, cause a reorganization OF the COM
ANY and a move that will lead to good ben
fits from the river. Will.
Helena, Sept. Both.
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