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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-03
IT MAKES NO DRUHkARDS, BaEaks
NO HEARTS, EXCUSES NO GRIMES.

DIR. David kennedy's FAVORITE RENE
DY is not disguised enemy Of the human
race where it cannot help, it does no harm.
FAyoRITE REMEDY is combination of
vegetable Alternatives Ii does not heat nor
infame the blood. but cools and purifies it.
In all cases Of Kidney troubles, Liver COM
plants, Constipation Of the Bowels, and the
delicate arrangements which afiict women.
the action Of FAvORITE REMEDY is be-
yond praise. Thousands of grateful people
voluntarily testify TO this, in letters TO DR..
Kennedy ard with warmth and fullness Of
words Which mer,. business documents and
certificates never possess Ii makes no
drunkard--excuses no crimes-breases no
hearts. In il. coming there il hope and in
its wings there Is healing. We challenge .
trial and are confident of the result. DIR.
Kennedy would have il understood that
while he is engaged in the introduction of his
medicine, --Fayorite Remedy" he still con-
iinue- the practi 20 of his profession. but con
fines himself exclusively to Office practice.
He treats all diseases of a chronic character.
and performs all the minor an capital oper-
atoms Of surgery. aug3Ieod&wtcnrlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-03

PAINTS, Oils, Varnishes. Glass and Paper
Hangings, House and Sign Painters
C. BExLE co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-03
aug25reod&w lmnr

EXTRACT tie Great We
getable PA.n Destroyer and
Specific for Inildminations,
Hemorrhages, Wounds, Cuts,
Bruises, Burn-, Sprains. &c,
&c. Stopping Tie How OF
blood, relieving at once the
pain, subduing the iA.llm-
nation, Fastening the heal
ing and curing the disease so
rapidly a. 10 excite wonder,
admiration and graft ude.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-03

Destroyed ltwiilrelieye i'm.
mediately pain in any place
where il can b. applied in-
{, rua.ly o. externally. FOI
cut, bruises. si.raius, &c.
1t is the very best remedJ
known arrosting I h =
bleeding at once, reducing
the swelling ind inflainma
lion. ST. piping to p IA anC.
healing the injury ia d Won
derful manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-03

STOVES, Egssalss:, Rasnssss ase Kitchen
WILLIAMSON, WARD &C OGAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-03
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means of Sc
curing a soft ard brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Palm is IL
delicate and harmless arti--
tle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redress.
ROughness, Eruptions, VCl-
gar Flushings, ETC., etc. SO
delicate and natural are it's
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody.
NO lady has the right to
present a disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-03

STOVES, saasss, Tin Tin Ware.
SMILEY wASGATT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-03

vO6VSSAOiS
THE POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL Female COMPLAINT is.
This preparation, as its name signines, CONSISTS
of Vegetable Properties that are harmless 10 inc
most delicate invalid Upon one trial the merits
of this Compound will be recognized, as rehei Is
immediate; and when its use Is continued, IN
ninety-nine cases In . hundred, positive ana
permanent cure is effected, as thousands WIZ
testify. On account ofits proven merits. II u 10.
day recommended and prescribed BY the pest
physicians in the country.
It will cure entirely the worst form OF falhng
Of the uterus, LeucorrhGa. Irregular and ram
full Menstruafion, all Ovarian Troubles, imam
nation and liberation, Floodings. all Displace:
meuts and the consequent spinal weakness, and
is especially adapted to the Change OF Life. 1t
will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
in an early stage Of development. The tenden-
cy to Cancerous Humors there is checked very
speedily by its use.
In fact II has proved to be the greatest and best
remedy that has ever been discovered. 1t per-
meates every portion of the system. and gives
new life and yigor 1t removes faintncss, natu.
lency, destroys all craving for stimuants, and
relieves weakness of the stomach.
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
trstion, General Debility. Sleeplessness, Depres-
sion and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and backache, IS
always permanently cured by its use. 1t will
at all times and under all circumstances, act In
harmony with the LAYS that govern the female
For Kidney Complaints of either sex this Com
pound is unsurpassed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

Az ABSENT. Minded MIxIsTER. "A
yoong cospls who we're about to merry
In East Postlsnd on Chxistmas Eve.
engaged the services Of . minister 70
tie the naptial .sot. All VAS ready .,
the sppointed hour; the invited guests
were in attendance. the contracting
parties wore eager for the completion
OF the important ceremony, and the
wedding feast Vas ready. bat still the
clergyman came NOT. The peincipsls
and their friends waited end waited for
the dssslict divine, until their patience
was exbs listed. end yet BE- failed to sp.
psar. Finally. they decided tn engage
the ostvices VI another minister. when
tbs Rev NJ. Ssllwrni w.< called ,r su.l
soon pronounced the w.Ji. which
united the happy PAIR. In following
evening. jast twenty four hours after
the wedding. the YuprfAnnust, d aud
sbscns.mirdr d prcseh-s. Who was tirst
applied to, came rloddiny along ready
Tor business. With huge family bible
uudsr bis arm, which b. intended TO
present to the ouuple ~ soon - he had
oade then Que. Il 10 needless to odd
the seligious old du6sr was cssstisllen
sAsn he learned the reault OF his Tar.
.diness and the loss Of the anticipated
tee.-PoTtland Telegram.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

THs EASTHRS OnEoox HOMICIDE.
The Psndl.tpn Isdtpendens givss tie
following Of the recent killing in tia,
plsce "On Tuesd.y evening last our
'DSc va Er-~n To s;x.s VI excite.
,nens BY the killing 81 Harry Strobe.
with knife. BY J. 81. Tursee. Il ap-
pears. froo the tsstinoay taken before
the Corooer's jury on Wednesday, that
Strobe and . friend were sitting II "a D
per IN the Bon Too Hotel and ] II Tur.
nse and two friepds were also ct Sup
per ~ ao opposite table. when some
enc c0w0eDesd throwing Jumps Of
sugar, ETC.. at the former. Strobe be-
eams excited and after requesting then
70 stop he threw . csust q tbe party,
when NJ Sanford. the propriesos. sp-
pesred on the scene aud put Sseobo
and his fn~nd out A short time
sfser this. Turner AL Strobe net ID
the BIN Ton Saloon, when sngry
words ensued. which we're followed
By blows. and Turner bsing too much
fos Strobe held hin on the ground
Oo0 OOkXVo W O1s8 " OeODv0 O1GSeIIs
whsa they parted. sod NJ Turner lsft
the house, leaving hss hat behind him.
II about ten minut<s Mr. Turnsr came
back 70 the saloon whore 0eeobs wss
standing and when Tsroer came int
the room Strobe brushed up sgAinst
him; Tarner told him n leave him
sloos - he did hot want snything to
do With him, Strobe then threw q
glass Of whisky into his. face. upon
which . fight snsusd and tie too
locked Together. after which Turpsr
dew . ksiie and struck Strobe. hrst In
the shoulder then bslov the shouldse
blade. the knife psastsa&ing the heart,
entering shout eight tucbss After
this. deceased did not speak. bot died
In few @inutss. Sssobs. hsvisg no
frieods. was dsceptly istssred By ous
eitissns in the cemetery on "wednesday
sftssnoon Deceased b ssppoesd 70 b
. native Of Chester county. Penn. and
70 b the 500 Of worthy p.rsuts Who ere
Qusksrs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

The treasure exports sf 1875 amount.
ID e u. $50. ST; Of 1876 to 81 .339. 9e6
ct 1877 - 81. LOG. l36; of 1878 70 81
o6s SO; and q 1879 % u .O73.Ole.
The Cssiboo reed 10 locked viii
NOV. and travel i sbout saspsnded.
Heavy rains lest week aooded victe.
rio streets. pissed Tie old svsop undss
water. Destroyed culvests, dsmagsj
rosd. and generalIy made thensslvs,
dissgreeabl<.
Deep SHOWS and severe frosls ore re-
ported fson the oimilkameen country
The dsedgse iseresssd the DEPTH ol
water alongside the Hudson Ray Co.'S
pahy's Victoria wharf 6se feet in thir-
teen days.
On her Last trip fro9 Nansimo the
steam collier Victosis :a,k below 1865
tons Of coal.
Pewtsr halt dollars are in eiscu..ai.,a
1t Nsnaimo
The NAGai.uo FrtS FSys c.,rds inca in
scathing terms the antics Of party Of
young men Who chArivaHied . newly
made couple. made the gro,m coos
doWn With d,ink-monsy. then eAtosed
the hoase, broke the fssniturs and
smeaeed it vito tse.
The Victosis Coloaist says: ''Ns 81 o
Geigcr arrived from Costonveod Can.
yoo. whsrs - supssintendsd the opera
tions Of Mr. Wright in removing the
rocks in Fraser river. Between 500
and 900 sabie yards have bsse taken
nat. and The nsvigatisa h mech i'm
proved. An appropriation Of SIC. 900
neat year will rs0ove al obotsucsiona
The bediss of the three men Who we're
drovnsd in the eaayos in October have
not been found. At Bridge Creek on
The night Of The 18th December there
we're 81 let Of snow. and ths thssnom-
stsr fell 70 IS degrees below zero. Live
stock hsd suffered severely in Lac La
lIAchs Valley and settlers we're o. suev
sho~s bunting their animate. The stage
for . distance Of $50 miles did not ~.
esags two miles IN hour"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

0sATTLE Boy HEARD Fa,X. - 4
private letter. dated Washington City.
Dec. 2Ath. 1879. from Master Pred
Sparlisg. our Territory sppointse to
Anuapclis. announces his sais arrival
st the National Capital. thistssn days
from Seattle. He says; II viii stay
here lin Wsshingtou) till aftsr TIE
holidays. whom I will he examined
Evsrythiae looks favosabls toe We. l
hsvs net The Secretary 81 TIE Navy.
and he seems 70 take IN iatsrest in my
casa. will tell you t:lsrs 10 no eoun-
try like the West: mean the Pacidc
Coast. In Omahs ! Soand Il bitter
cold; the Missouri river was ftezso
over. aud skating We I'll the rage. In
Chicago . gale Of bitter cold wind was
blowing, and hailstooes we're ooming
down - large - egg. Lake xiohi.
gan was half fro1sn over. but rejoice
70 Say that the weather here at this
writing = pleasant. This 10 Chsistnas
Eve. snd ! wish you would rsos@bss
me b oil my fsisnis IN Seattle. and
wish shsm . nssry Christians end .
happy New Year iar me.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

A PRo1IfXBI8 CasuP. TIE Healds-
burg (Csl EntsPr;ss. Esmarking on
the rr.iitsble return, ~ hop rsisers this
year. ssys the price realized in that
section Of late 10 unusually high. AID
will hslp pssdncers to 9et even On The
exeesdisgly low prices obtaiasd during
ths last three years. 6ales Of snmeshina
more than twenty tom .ass reported "a
agents purchasing IN that section Ct 90
cents per pound. The prices obtained
Ter the zane quality "f h.ps l" 1914
ranged frcm : T., 10 cents; in 1875 rs
cents: ., d in 1876 to 1877. from : Ia
- cs'.ts. Tbs prior rss!sxsd BY the g.
nom. e roty pr's'lsce's this year 10 thu
out-:d~ .,ne
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07
DAILY INfgLLlCgNCgR.
Wednesday. January Z. 1885,
Bic mail came last night,

Big mail came last night.
Two horse slsds were out yess-rd ..
They got alsng very nicely. snd ss~t
wagons al to pieces.
A Catholic fair in Baker City. Ore
Roo, realized 1888. Another in falls
Walls, cleared 9l700.
Professor Plummes j. holding forth
in Eastern Oregon. when last heard
from b. VS. In Unioo cousty.
Rev. Octavius Parker hes gone Eass;
leav,pg Oregon fos Aissouri, asd sst~
thing down IN the village Of 81. Louis.
Boston's total debt At the close Of
last year VS. ~ .3s9. SIC. which 10 .
decrease during the year OF .. 720. ga.
Mss. Samuel Coulter. we'll ksown on
the Sonnd. hes gone from Portland TO
Les Angeles fof the benefit Of her
health.
Gil Hsvsa. The Bishop Who presided
over the last Osegoe snd Wasbingtoa
Methodist Conference. died Ut Maiden.
Massachusetts,. Last Sunday evening.
NJ 8 Watsrman. . leading msrchsot
II Port Townsend, agspt for Wells.
Fargo 4 Co.. 10 % psesent IN this citv.
attending to the business os himsoll
snd nsm.
sc Reed, Of Postlsad. Oregon. hes
been elected vies President q largo Of
The American Agricultural Association.
which wAs in session in the city Of New
York last mouth.
On the 18th Of December the naas
NJ Granville o. Halter VS. sent by
PssIdeut Hayes r. the Sensts Tor CON-
6rmation % Colsnsl Of the Tssnty.
third q 8 Infantry.
The North Pscific. notwithstanding
the snow. came IN lest night on ti@s.
Where and when the North PAoi6c will
not 70, NO other steamer on the Seopd
"eed be expected 10 60.
The Royal Illusionists state that they
will expose the Slade slats-writing
trick. II they succeed in doing IL. the
expose will b worth the price Of sd-
mission 70 many Of oor citisens.
We learn from gsatlemsn from the
lower Sound that the house OF D G H
Rothscl,ild & Co.. il Port Townsend.
was closed last 1opdsy morning. on
sccoant Of Anancisi cebsrrsssment.
The snow wss still falling. last night.
- Ne went to prsss. and % Il bad been
falling for thiTty.six hours. No one
supposss that the depth would be less
than tw0 feet had the snow boon dry
end had there been no tbsw.
On Tuesday morning st 2 o'clock the
awning over the front and side Of D N
Hyde's butcher shop on Front street
gave way under its heavy weight Of
sncw, and came 10 the GROUND With
loud crash. The damage was very
slight.
The heavy fall OF snow on Nouday
night and yesterday rendered the trans-
pnrtAtion 1T coal over the Seattle end
Walla Walls Railroad very difficult
Snow piows were brought into rsquisi
tion. and It 10 thought work will 60 on
- usual tndsy.
The Sound WAS 90 fall of snow yes
tsrdsy morning that its navigation BY
steam hosts VA seriously obstruoted.
In Seattle bay this snow water N places
became white on top. and eco guile
walked on Il very much ~ though On
land.
I. will Be we|L perhaps, Coz people
70 clean their roofs OF snow. sad espc-
cisliy we'll whore the roofs are dat and
no stronger than should h. II this
sort Of wssthef kssps up aud the auow
seeamulstes and gsts heavy with water.
. god many shed roofs. posches. TO-.
will come down.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07
Or8aA LAST NsouT. -Nsswithstsud
Ing the feet that . foot Of snow covered
the Qround and that it Ne still snow.

Or1aA LAST NJeur. -Neewithstsnd-
Ing the feet that foot Of snow covered
the ground and that Il vss still snow.
ing. last evening. over $50 lsdies aud
eestlemen attended the musical enter.
tainmsnt gives By 1rs Snyder and her
musicsl class and assistants at Yasler's
Hslk When & b boe1s u mind that
the s1nesss and aetors wsre I'll ama.
tsuss.. Who hsd nsvsr appeared upon
the sssge belors. pooe can deey thst
the opera rendered By tAsm. mo Song.
no Supper" was decided success.
All did vsll. noss especially Mia Fan.
ME Low. who hos full. rich voics. that
lacks only eulsivatioa to attain the very
highest pssisctioa IL vocalism. Aiss
Kate Mile. - dorothy. sotsrsd into
the spisit Of ~ piscs. and wss loudly
snoorsd. Miss Loetie Haraon acquitted
herself splsudidly q '.Nsllie." and her
pert acting brought down the hease
Mr. J 4 6hsppard has . rich ,hossh mot
high tsaoe voiea. asd aag Ais solos
veil. II. 4 7 Haydse. g e Rotin."
ssng apd aceed. 10 ~ cosy ssd sat1sal
masnef. His local Bic q Okaeit gold
was reosived With laughter. 1r n 3
Snyder ssstoiaed two poFts. theoe q
Frederick" ! shipwseeho1 lsed. an1
Esdl 80 a unloetsnaAe liaA q ~
law. The appsAfaaos = Va WyshoG
apoo t6e stage 1T To hoaoe = - Mp
tuas his solo wAs appgsciata1 theGGA
snyt1ia9 boe 01eieol 1ellio Guy4oe
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

sNowBALLIx0 The snow cad wsa-
cher were One yesterday Tor suowbaliiog.
and that psstims vas INDUCED in BY
hundreds If men and boys throughout
town. Other folks wouldn't grievs
very sorrly il their AMUSEMENT In thia
direction we're sumuarily cut short.
Their fun too often 10 oos- sided; The
psltsd individual having no share in il
wha'eeer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

CHANGED NALL The Reysl lllu-
siouists have changed tho place for the
holding Of their entertainment this
evening from Squjrs's Opera House "a
Ysslrr's Hall > fart thst must b borne
in mind by those having attendance to-
aight il viaw. The entsrsaia0eut Of
thsss Illusiooists l. said b the Oregon
pspsrs 70 b very 6ns. and veil worth
SEEING by oil.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

OID FoIxS' HoP.-very peet1ily
printsd isvitassoas ars ost 1os the sOld
Fslks' Hop" to b gives O Tassdsy
evening". January 3oeA. = 6quirss OPP
ees Houss. The t5cke1s Soe ~ saas
a IS oblained q ~ teas seoees q
Nesasa Jsosines. nassh RaopAssy
"a Deoes. n pespasstises ts shta
poety aro uost exteo0ivo. cd IL 49,
piass hid q q evssisg vill dsa6tlssl
- eaioyed a this oesnatso.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

xRiPuA1Y. : Netvithstaadiag NJ N.
pleasant weather. lAat ssseing. qsits .
hegs number Of pessons attesdsd he
essviee q Trinity Church. The baild-
,eg made and the bell tosef vese vsey
niesly illuminated. 1ho vindovs q
30 caoreh vsfe he Up With wax can
dle4 While over ~ altar . lssgo lila.
minated star showed - great advaneage.
xas rssess. M Wa1noa, eoaAoc1od ~
sesvice - gAse 3 oh1st leoenso t0os-
ssaeiss very bsastifully The Rpiphs1y.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

N0eholsso 1o6A0oooeo 00booeooos
Guaranteed 70 cure praApely md per.
nsnently every csas ct 0onoseh0a
0lees ard Whites. NO matter OF bow
long standing. u dirsotjsas ase followed
Int0saAl 0sdicins - ssoomoended a
nscsssasy. 4 care guaraatsed g 0oaaJ
ssiundsal. For sale By Gen. ". Harris I
Co.. wholssals and retail dsugeists, g.
sttle, ". +. ol0dAwO0
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-07

Famine ooRsxaY.-llr WAituoslh
ass Rtssn As Kalling ~ coatsaet 1t
lsiaetAg . ~ II sseasry foe sqsirs's
Vpaa HossA and The work b now n
Ue9ysA Uatil thls work b 1sisAed
eessosmsaccs san - gives + III
ss',..ne 70 eay advantaSs. ord b 4
g Whsewosth's inlsstioa % ~ III
seesy . position q sooo - poonihls.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
THE RIVER.

Ice is running heavily to-day and the
low stage of water continues.
A letter from Bijou Hills states that the
river opened February 9th from above
Brule City to below Roeebud landing.
Two car loads Of lumber for repairs on the
Coulson boats were received yesterday from
Wisconsin. The Josephine, Far West and
Rosebud, now on the ways, will be finished
up without delay, and then the Big Horn
will be pulled out of the water for repairs,
Sioux City Journal. Cd: The work on
the boats at the ways, which was interrupted
by the cold snap, was resumed yesterday
and will be completed to-day or Tomorrow.
....An Onawa correspondent writes that
there was q big ice gorge yesterday above
Decatur, and that there was scarcely water
enough in the river there to float a canoe
1.-THE transfer boat at Blair stopped run.
ming on Sunday by reason of the water sud
denly falling some twenty.eight inches. The
sudden subsid ence was supposed to hav'
been caused by = gorge above."..The boil
ers on the new ferry boat were being httet
up yesterday, and the launch will come Of
as soon as the gorge breaks 80 as to let SOM
water into the cove below the ways.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
farmers. aud /. destined to become one OF

farmers. and u destined to become one OF
the most important 10 southeastern Dakota.
Although the county 70 among the newly
ssttled ones of the territory, considerable
proercss has been made 10 farming. The
county hiss never been .vts>shoppered"
since lie settlement. aud tho crops have
yielded slarge guan;s,y aud u good quality.
During the psst year the acreage OF plowed
land has been nearly doubled, and the com
ing season will see a like increase In the
extent of crops.
Our former townsmen, the Sut!ey Broth.
ere, hsvea weekly mail contract from Sioux
Falls via Cameron 10 Rockport. but the
passenger aud express business OF the line
justides them In making tri-weekly trips as
far as Wolf creek, on the Mitchell line of
the Milwaukee road. They had hoped to
have tho service increased to three times .
week, but the evil fate which appears to
have overtaken the star service will doubt
less confine them to their present contract,
and compel the people along the line to be
satisfied with one mail q week. which 10
now given them from the east OF Friday.
After spending one.day in Cameron we
returned to Sioux Falls, and on the follow.
ing morning started in northwesterly
direction for the tier Of counties lying mid
way between the Sioux and James rivers.
Concluded tomorrow
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03

tn . Proposition so Ran . Railroad Line
..~.. che sioux ReservaalOW-The o.. 4
n. ", Surveying Party Twice Driver"
Rack and Warned that a THIRD Attempt
will Produce ~Bloodshed.
Rsoalar Correspondence.
Fort Pierre, Feb. 26.-Mr. G. w. lr'sh
aud party, surveyors of the e. 4 N. W. X.
R 10 company with D. p. Sherwood. pro-
prietor Of the Grand Central hotel. lett
here This morning '"r n Trip of reconno's-
sance up Bad river 10 Pinos springs and
from there To- he Cheyenne river crossing.
The trip will consume some six or seven
dave. 1t IL to- be hoped that these gentle.
men will meet with better success on this
trip than they did at Fort Bennett. There
they were stopped at the Indian camp,
some six or seven miles out. by Red Skirt,
one Of the chiefs, and we're told that they
must return that they would not be
allowed TO 60 through the agency at that
point. Red Skirt said that the land be.
longed to the Indians. as we'll as the trees
and grass. and that they could not have the
use of them from there. Mr.. Irish return
ed to his camp on Fort George island. A
day or two sfter their arrival ct camp, Q
runner from Red Skirts camp put IN an
appearance with q message from his chief,
giving Mr.. Irish to understand that they
knew that he was a surveyor and that bis
business was 10 survey q line through their
agency for a railroad, and warned them not
make the attempt sgaip, for If the did the
bullets would fy thick and "the surveyors
would go dead"
Mr.. Irish met with q similar resistance at
the hands of the Brules, White Ghost, chief,
being the principal actor but notwithstand.
their hostility the party made q %reconnois-
sance of some thirty miles distance out on
| White river and mapped the country.
Mr.. Irish tells me that tho grading is
completed to within lis miles Of the river
by survey, and that the survey is finished
to the river.
Mr.. Irish and his men have not laid up
a day this winter. only when sickness com
PEELED them to. They worked all through
the blizzard of December. and the severe
cold weather Of January. At one time sev
en- OF MS party were lying elck IN camp, OF q
Dakota faver, rs Mr.. Irish termed it, bu
they all wore it out and consider Themselves
now pretty we'll %acclimated.
The boys are we'll armed and equipped
and if they meet Mr.. White Ghost, or Re-
Skirt they are prepared to give them
"stand off" Uncle Sherwood furnished
light rig for Mr.. Irish and himself and mad
all necessary arrangements for a comfor,a
BILE trip. Uncle Dan is wide awake an
lends q ready hands in any project wherein
Fort Pierre is to be benefited, and l hope b
will be amply rewarded.
PIERRE.