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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
COUNTY COURT-NON.REsipL''
NOTICE.
No. 2.07s.


JH. Widener ct ais vs.. J. X. Gibson {, TgS
NTuIs CAtrSF 1T APPEARING FROM /.
petllIon, which il sworn TO, hIeu " " sap
Gibson that ne Is entitled to the ; sha'e decd
and celia q bson is entitled 10 the share UeayStned
Widener in same estate and he Was was paI
without fault on his and the sara eeI, and bas
nraVed the court 10 grant writ Of eTT Gs 10 the
hobbs, which has been done retI Ednrt Of KpoI
February term. 1882, of the tounly tVunlnIbIica0n
county: it is therefore ordered thaI poeewspapd
be made in the Knoxville Chronicle 81 nee s.7e
published in Knoxville, Tenn Ter lOu who Is
weeks notifying said Samuel NIusis 10 apred
resident of the State of TennesSSeo, ntv, 10 "
fefore The County Court Of Knox Goun On inc IS;
held at the court house IN kroT ing he 9Th Gay o.
Monday in February 1857 u peln =, said petiu9sLs
said month, and make defense 70 S cd and the
or the same will De taken for conleSS'O
cause set for hearing eX parte' IIWIs, ClerS
December 30, 1881.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
GOING w EST!

TN making arrangements TO move from your Old
i to your new home would be vel 10 coN''l
what mas been dua, to render such lourht! uo
onlJ cheap, but H. Pheasant and free nom -.
dc and danger a. human foresight alld SKIN Ctl
make it. By cons .uction, equipment, ana Wv. Wv.
management. the Nashville Chattanooga diA
st. Louis Railway merits your iull cohhdehJs
having the very best rock ballast steeiIali, h'u'
bar joint. iron bridges, ana most thoroustnt1
constructed roadway, with alr-OtaSes anu o.I3 5
appliances TO secure safety speed, colhrVrI, "lS
sure connections. With It's 'upefOf InIouk1
coaches and sleeping cars, 1t has great alYdnt4
ges over other ines, and Is enabled 70 uhtl 'LI
lowest rates which can be had. le% thliE',n'
interest and importance we mention Tor your U
formation. The question of baggage has ava,
been troublesome to passengers. 1he fl.t VI
this line IS TO check free for each person ih'IN
years o and over, one hundred and my pJul
Of baggage. consisting of wearing ai'pafel "LL
bedding, securely packed in trunks or mtol-ll
size boxes, well strapped, and seventy-hVe fell.s
each for children between i've and twelve ie@l
old. Baggage should be plainly marked WIN w Nv
name of the owner and the place TO when ls
goes. Tickets should be purchased rom ~, "
through reliable parties, and you should see una.
they are by the route and 70 the place you val snti
to go before paying for them hem ,9iniy Io me
passengers have the RIGHT to select their Iyu,'
and 1t is the duty OF Ticket Agents 10 accouinv
date passengers with tickets by the route wy
wish to take when it Is possible for them
DO so.
You can secure the cheapest rates to ArKansSs
Texas and the great Northwest by applying ~
person or writing to ALBERT Il. WRESN, al
Agent, No 4 Ktmball House, p. o. BOY Zof
Atlanta Ga; WIN. T. ROGERS, Pass. AGENT an-
yNo. II. PEBBLES, Ticket Agent, ChattSaoo aTnG
Tenn; Tom F. FOWLER, Pass, Agent t az
WIN. F. MARCH, Ticket Agent, Church o Sgv.
Depot Nashville, Tenn. We refer with pieasu"
70 the editor and publisher Of this journal
w. L. DANLES,
Genr Pass. Agent
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
DYSPEPSIA
PREVENTED.


Cholera dlssipated.
ship Fever prevented
by its use. Removt5
all unpleasant odors
In cases Of death in The
house, it should al
ways b. used abou
the corpse - it vii
prevent any unpleas-
ant smell.
An Antidete for An
m | or Vegetable Poj-
ons, Stings. etc.
Dangerous effiuyias It
sick rooms and hos
pitfalls removed by lis
use.
Yellow Fever
Eradicated.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,
Nashville, Tenn.
1t affords me great pleasure to testify to
the most excellent qualities q Prof. Darby's
Prophylactic Fluid. As dsinfectant and
detergent it is both theoretically and prac-
hoally superior to any preparation with
which am acquainted.
N. T. LUPToN. Prof If Chemistry.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-11

Nanni partete idmer3lid auf bic 9fad=
febr bes Mabdens, meldes ibr Gron1ez
nabentleib, ba8 unterwegs elm paar hdB<
lide Talten befemmen, aufbaseln iOllte.
sic idloB bsimlid ieuf,enb bic SnSpfe
bes 9leitbabits iiber benz gu len unb
laste, es babe surdaus feine @ile nit ibs
REM Nn3use, iebenfalls sebe bic Eants scr
Sd min bid au9 ntdt lanse auf9alten,
Iaste bic 8aronin, auf benz fleinen Sofa
Ylab nebmenb; eS libt nit nur feline
Rube. Du balt nit oeinem Manue ses
iprcden, Scanning?
Sd bate nod imnner nidt ben Wtutb,
iaste Nanni nit nieoerseidlaseneaIusea
@o merbe i'd es tbun, iaste bic Baro<
min iebr beftintmt; eenn seIheben muB es.
Sd weiB es ia, iaste Nanni flaSlib,
unb i9 min es aud seDiB; aber eS mtro
mir 10 iebr i4mer; er 1T iett intnler 10
lieb Su mir, 10 gut -
DaS babe ih nun serabe beute pteber
sar nidt sefunben, iaste bic Barcnin, iln
@eeeutbeil! unb eeBhalb slautte i'd be-
ftin1ut, bu babeit es ibm seiast - bas
tSnute freili@ aud einem Inosrn bic quite
9aune perberben.
Sd meib nidt, mas iba 1T, iasteManni
nit benz Nnideine ernitliden Nadiinnens,
er mar nod beuteWor9eu 10 Sartlids 70
Sd wia ntdt wifIen, mas in @urcn
bier Wincen 3uiiden oir uno beinem
Wanne pOrseht, iasts bic Saronia itrene;
bas 1T Cure Sade, ba miiae i'd mid
nift binein - NIT ben. Gammtrcd mar
bas freili9 anbers.
Nber, Gantins, bs tal mir ia per5ie9en!
N9, buu,mes 3eus = psr5eiben! Ser
seiben tann man 10 was nidt; man tunn
hS&tens niAt meiter tabon resen. llao
has tbate id aud nidt, uno bu wdrit
mid iberbaupt idrn los, menn BIT iaei=
mem @atbe sefulsl marelt uno hitteit oei=
nem Manne reinen Bein einseIdenft.
80 ntuB id s(auben. bu idiebit eS nur
auf bic lanse Banf, I'm bier nod elm
paar Sage heraus5uid(asen,
(9s'tfssaas fO,s.)
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- Gin elbdbriges Mdb6en ir 2puis=
pil:e naDm einem @futteri6pein i'm
S3Ger5 eines ibrer fleine1 6erfel fort.
Eas Sinh trug bas Sbier auf benz 9lrm,
bate aber bas Malbeur. beim Oabon=
lauten gu ltolpern unb auf bas 6erfel
sll fallen, iueldes elm fllr9tbares @e=
quiefe anitimmte. 9iei les 1na6te bas
Yaltterfbmein aufmerflam unb raid
fam es ber6ei, Tim feinem Sungelt slt
9ulfe gu ellen. IS ftiirste ii6 nit elmer
fllr6tbaren Wutb auf bas am 8oben
liegenDe &inb, bas es nit ieinen 6au=
erll auf grauenerregenbe Weiie Suri6=
tete. 9mei Mdnner fonnten nur bur1
Mnfbietung aller ibrer &rdfte bas tpiis
tbenbe 5bier bemegen. BON Dem fleinen
Mdb6en ab5ulai1en. IS bate bielem
bic Nrme unb 8eine aerfleif6t unb linn
cine Wange aufgef6libt. 9lugenseugen
bes i6redliden 8orsanges lagen, bic
Sau babe es auf BEN &Dpf unb Sals
bes &inbes abgeieben gebabt unb es fei
au bertpunbern, baB es nit Dem 2eben
baoonfam. Sie 8erlebungen bes Mdb=
9ens 1inb iebr gefdbrlidD.
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= e Z a 9.

: Na6 ben Geri9ten 5ablreider
&orrespDnbenten aus beriAle0enen
8aummollgegenben bes Staates Seras
an bas Mderbau Oehartement in @a=
{hingtDn mirb Seras cine polle Baumz
inollernte ma6en, ba es in Der Sife nit
100 quotirt 1T.
= 9lus Brownsville pirb Elm Sphesz
fal in Golse bon gelbem 6ieher semelz
bet.
= 9r, &. M. Spearingen frdgt bon
8romnspille aus telegrapbiidl beim
@oupermeur an, Oh er i'm bei6iiben
ipirb, pemn er npn 8rotpnsbile aus Ii6
na1 Snbianola pber GalDe1tOn begiebt
unh in Quarantdne gelegt mirb. ST
f6liebt feline 9epei6e: Sd babe meine
pfidt setban i'm Mnseli@t BON Mobs
llnb i6 tperbe fortfabren, fieau erfiiQen,
Ser @ouDerneur bat heiahenh geantz
tpDrtet.
~ Ser Gpberneur bat cine Proflaz
nation erlafen, DOna6 es ben Sewobz
nern bon Dotparb, Wfartin, Pecos uno
Grofett Gountp erlaubt 1T, Wafen sll
tragen,
= 0ie @alpeI toner Mberfte=2ola=
pagnie bat gegsM bic @off, COLORADO
@gnta Sc 8abn cine &lase fir $l73.=
232.08 anbdngig gema6t als Gntf6abt=
gung fir 8aumaterial, bas iiher As
5tunben auf Der Mherlte liegen blieb.
ehe es gbaebp!t lpuroe. Cine glei6e
1lase fpa aeaen bic San 9lntoniO 8abu
in Norbereituug iein.
- Sie Golf Colorado unb Santa
Sc 8abn bat in 0alas @runbeigentbum
gefauft, auf benz Gin Depot erri9te
tperben ioa.
- 9lus S1tteras fommen aus allet
Sbeilen &lagen iiber gu Dielen Neaem
Man 1T I'M bic 8aumpollenernte be-
fprgt, ia bic &aupen iiberaa erf6einen
= - Gin Mann 9tamens &bobes II
See County gerietb nit ieinen beioer
! GtiefI6bnen in Streit unb f6oB Beibs
nit einer S9rotflinte. 9lae 9rei beiin
ben fi6 por ben @eriht III 2eringtpn
- Sm bet Mabe bom 4nitin, in oitli
| fer GtDtung, Ilel ON o. Furlel QuYel
Der faf ale Seniter at ben 9duierl
bemolirte.
= 9(m 8. perlammelten li6 III Wac
bic &enublifaner hpn Mc2eman Gountp
Inter ibren 8eidIiilien befinbet it'd Ell
net, in Ser bic Mepublifaner als parte
ii6 neutral III Der Semperenafroae er
fldren.
Sn Gberman balten BITE aIte
Nniiebler iener @egeno Elm picnic at
bas 8mei Sage mdbrt. Oils alter 9lr
itebler tpirb Sebermann betra6tet. b
bel Der Organization bon Segas bereii
; i'm Qanbe mar,
~ 9ie giienbabnperbinOung slpil6e
Sarmoob unb @onSales puroe am II
; 9luguit er0ffnet.,
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- Cine &ir9engemeinoe in Marp=
Lamb 1T lit bitte<e Teinbi6aft geratben
iiber elm Gebet fiir&egen. 9ie anbaltenoe
Diirre begann ben Gel6frii6ten 96a=
ben au tbun, unb ein She'll ber @ez
mein6e brang in BEN Paitor, ct moge
I'M 9tegem beten. Gin anoerer She'll
mar basegen, neil bet &egen Dem mod
ni6t eingebra9ten Wei5en f6aben
tonne. Ser paifor bielt es nit ben
2ebtern. Nber Die 9lnOern rubten ni6t
unb bra6ten bic Srage in oer @emein~
beberiammlung gut Mbftimmung. Cine
fleine Mebrbeit ipra6 ft6 fir &egen
aus. 9lu9 jebt nod blieb Der paftor
bartnddig uno tpeigerte ii6 5lt beten.
9ber bic Goti iebung mar offenbar auf
@eiten ber Mebrbeit. IS regnete, bab
bic Tel6er unter WaKer itanoet, Brit
den ipeggerihen unb Wege unteripa=
f6en tpurben. 9tidt BLOB Der Weisen
ber Minoerbeit, Die gegen &egen gene
len mar, fonbern audi bas Well6forn
uno Die &artofeln ber Mebrbeit litten
@6aben. 9lber Die Mebrbeit bate
redt bebalten uno bas Prinsip, baB
bic Mebrbeit unter allen nmitdnb sn
unb in allen 9ingen regieren io0. mar
gemabrt.
9ie Gel6i6te 1T tpirflif, pai1irt unb
1T ni6t ettpa eine Naroote auf bas
Sreiben Der Semperen3ler uno bas
&e@t Der Mebrbeit, ber Wlinoerbeit
por5ui9reiben, mas iie eHer uno trim
fen ioQ,
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0Sidbtia FIR &ablf1piae !.

prsi. y. StSbr, WO. 3O7 iubld A..
Stru6e. ct. Fouls, Nte. lit es seIunsen,
lansidtriae SabltSpfistsit gu fuliren.
prOf. StSars Wetbooe 1T febr einfad.
Oie taHsn Stellen perben tdslid brei=
nal 9sbobet fir bret Minuten nit bem
baarerSeuSer unb innerbalb 4 Woden aeiat
ad Der neue 5aarwuhs auf ben tabten
-tellen. Dame1 unb 9erren, tuelde an
RabIt5piiateit cOer ausfaaen bes Saarss
leioen. lclten niat uerlduueu, lid idrift
lid on Hrof. @tSbr su wenoen. Breis
SIS bic G!alhe, tpelde 4 Wohen ausrsidt.
24,7,S2, ,tum1i
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2tfeber wretft.

1,ss7 0smina tm 9e.rass sua s265. 500
NJ Qafraeeu fur Mssnten, fppte Ratsa far
glubS fSuatn nur In Der Office Ia 9ss> prIsan&
semaGt nerbsn.
W.aen Snformatien ". s3tfeuanetn fdretbt mas
,an Wt. u. Dluphin,
Stem Orleans e
gtwerb Nppre, @sent, Gde psuiton, u. Iesqu!a
esrabe, San @ntcnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-11

Soiepb XatSa's Rable
In Nsu 9raunfels mablt istr sutss Rorn.
uno Wehsnmesl nnb perfauft In srObsn
Guantitdtrn In bte umsesenb.
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Itssei9e.

Siereurd beetre id mid bsm Yubli=
tum ersebenlt anau3eisen, bab i'd bic
~ dinen Werttdtte bes 9rn.
Saeob g diible an Brefafrabe ,nahe
Der Bride ii6ernomnen babe.
Be1eer bon Dampf, uno anperen SRA.
idinen made i'd beioncers barauf auf=
merriam.
Nae Nrten BON Neparaturen. tie in baS
SAD bee Waidinenarbeiters iala9en,
wereen prompt unb biuis aussefabrt.
$. Sd)neioer.
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Gan Yeoro @prinas Bart

Differ populare grbulunssplub erfrsu
HA elmer asts fsissnbsn patronage unb
auswartiss Bsiuder werben belonbers ba.
rauf aufmsrfiam aemaGt. Der part febt
Bsreinen ober Yrioatss(eaidaftsn ,ur
Mbhaltune BON pientcs &c. fets often.
Sur ben Comfort Der @aas III bsasnS &C.,
lorat unb bic perab,eihtsn grfst1huuesn
fno srlsr Qualitat. Ser Ydhtsr, 9srr
5rso. 4erble, psrRebt {e:n @sldait
uno if unsrmup!ib, Sspen 3ufrtepensu.
fellen. gtn Nahmitta9 an ben @prinss
gsbSrt su ben srobsn Mnnebmlihfeiten,
Die Gan Nntunio bistst. 3O,6,t1aW
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-11

= Ginen traurigen @nblid getpdb=
rem Die pielen taulenb fleinen @rabbii=
gel auf uniern Griebb6fen! QBie biele
Der arn,en nnl6ulbigen, iuel1e oieIelz
ben fiillen, bdtten Dem 2eben erbalien
merben d0nneu hur6 q Reufdbter's
.Dsuti6es &ino oermeb I" d.
Dotropbinel cine Der iegensrei6iten @re
finoungen utlieres Sabrbunberts, ipelde
bon ben eminenteiten 9lerstsn' als bas
Bette Mabrunasmittel fir tleine &inber
une bds IiGerite Surrosat fir mangelns
De Mutterniil6 empfoblen miro, Sn
allen Npotbefen gu haben.
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(1wtfssass foiss }

- Cine pirfiame MeoiSin BEL Nie=
renfranfbeit, Sieber uno nerp6ier Mie=
bergeIblagenbeit un0 uobl oes 8erIM=
DIES uertb, 1T 8rotuns Gtlen=
8itters.
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fDetsstt Nrs. Yrsb pom ls. San

I GtSeVf5 UFEN wv WIN -" O"'' 7
Gembeimsr Bros. tabsn loeben sin Gar'
loao BON aeeos Gnt GrSe Iunie erbalten.
Dtsler Mrtitel psrtaufl ft fsbr ralt upo
70 mub 90 aud (sin, esau g TT ebnt 3pst'
fel Der bette Nr.iisl lslnsr art, bsr te elm
a.fabrt wurpe, une bat ni4t ieints @lst'
Htn. Sur bas tsfe Nlatsrial mirb 5n
gtesbs Oilt Gp5s 1onIe usrwanbt.
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Us lie ia N 1T a II bte c@un bb { 1t
fthern.

90 lit feltiam, bab Semanb NIT Qeloen
bsbaitet 1T, ete burd unretnes Blut ent.
itsesn, tpenn 81 aba1ts bte @eiunb.
seit TN pbyFlten Srsanismus tpteber Der.
tsut. 3ofabalis 1T elm BARTENDER @Yrup,
anssnebm gu ne6msu, unb ber Bette bts lest
enteedts Blutretntger. . Gs betlt
Seropbsln, fgptilttil4e 9sissn, Nteren.
iapdhs, Gtp7pelae, malari1de 9slben,
NerpS(ftat, @awade, @ausnlsioen unb
Grantbeitsn oes Blutss, Der Qebsr, Der
NIsrsn, bes Wassns, Der 9aut &c.
Bafer's Yatn Yanacea t.,ut
Sdmsr3en tet Weniden uno Sbi..
Or. @pses's W.tm @srus
t0otef ote ssnrmer anrt ,tsablidlid.
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Nuos Gilt Gsse Sonic bsiOrbsrt bt
ereaannB
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-05-12

According to the Cheney Sentinel case of
more than ordinary Importance came before
Judge Wingard during the Cheney term.
Whitman county assessed q tax upon the
poadbed of the Northern Pacific railroad and
in default of payment an attachment was
placed upon one of the locomotives. j. b.
Allen, attorney for the road, came before
Judge Wingard asking for an injunction
against the tax sale, which was granted. The
case will come up for hearing at the first term
of court ut Colfax, when the first decision as
to the taxabihty of the roadbed win be made.
The case will probably go to the Supreme
Court for final settlement.-Waua Wdlla
Union, Apra 18th.
The decision in this case will be looked for
for with interest in Montana, rs the charter
of the N. P. Company exempting its right OF
way from taxation holds the same in Mon
tana as in Washington Territory.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-05-12

Harding, Martin g. Co.'s circular, dated
Boston, April 10Th, says:
Reports continue to come en- from nearly
all the wool-growing sections west of the
Mississippi river that the coming clip is to
be an exceptionally good one, owing to the
wonderfully favorable winter, and thus these
wools are being more than usually advertised
in advance of arrival. Many manufacturers
who have never used Territory woods and
Texas woods, are proposing to try them the
coming season, and the demand Is quite sure
to be larger than ever. 1t win, Therefore, be
all the more important for growers to take
pains to put up their wool well and carefully
and thus make good impressions on new
consumers, as when mill once begins run
ming on this class of wool they rarely leave it.
Wyoming, Montana, and Utah wool Is
quoted Fine grade, choice condition, a@
&C.; medium, 25@32c.; coarse carpet 1s@l9
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-05-12
Sioux Half Breed Land Scrip.
VENDORS PREDICTION.
General Forecast of the Season of 1889.

From Tennors Weather Bulletin for Nay.
Out of the thirteen long-range and general
predictions which i have given forth and
caused to be published in the leading news
papers of the day and in my yearly aimanacs,
between the years 1875 and 1882, only two
have been seriously tout" or astray with re-
speet TO the surmer season. This statement
IL not an empty assertion, but, on the contra
~, one that is capable of proof. For, the
yeriication of these predictions does not lie
in my own translation of thnIn, but in each
case has been gathered from the telegraph
reports of the day, and just rs these have APP
peared in the daily journals In which the pre-
dictions were first published. Having said
this much ON by-gone forecasts, 1 desire now
briefly, TO give brief but comprehensive
outline of what, In my humble opinion, are
likely to be the most remarkable features OF
the summer and autumn OF the year 1882:
FtRsr.-A season that will well merit the
designation of cool to cold and wet, generally.
Not that there will not be terms OF
summer warmth, and even intense heat for
neriods. but rather that these last will appear
in the retrospect as of but comparative hnsig-
nificance, or IA the exceptions to the general
rule.
srcoSD-The season will be marked by not
suIy great precipitation, but by mugginess
=, of the atmosphere generally, caused by the
raelsinp condition of the earth and the long
continuance of elouded sky. This VIII result
In periods of extreme sultriness and heaVy
weather, during which the thunder ana haai
storms will occur In other words, the sum-
mer will be the reverse Of clear and dry.
TutRp-There is likelihood Of June and
August frosts in northern, western andsouth'
ern sections and general cold wave may oc'
cur toward midsummer. Aas
Fornru-The autumn months will con
tiuue moist. September will probably gave
rains and floods In Western Canada ana ID
,ysstern and southern sections of the United
s,atas October will be much the same, win
..rIy cold and snow falls. November Will De-
yin the winter of 1882 3d. a winter likely TO
he memorable on account of its exception
ally heavy snow falls and very cold weather
over the whole northern hemisphere. ih.'
ga cold and wet summer IL inyariapiy ioiio"
cd nv a cold and stormy winter" ~ a truth
now so well proven and borne out by the ties
,,,nonv Of past records that we can not hght
" nut u aside; and If we have good and SUI
dciept grounds for predicting the former
~ we most assuredly have mt this time-it Is
but right that we warn the people OF the iat
ter In good season.
FrrTu AND LAsT-The approaching season
will probably be the first of q couple Oh we
summers, and, as 1882 Is, SO - 1858 hkeiy ''
he-But here we must stop for the present
HENRY G.. VENSoR.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-05-12
!. Nfissoula."'
@. s., in Missouiian.

q
seeinguhat you are still In search OF INFORM
alton In regard to " Missoula," venture 20
submit the following, which hope wiii
throw some light on the subject: Upon the
old maps, compiled from surveys OF stevens
and Mullan, the Missoula Is laid down as the
Ritter Root river, and was generally designa-
IA with that name by early settlers. One
evening In the fall Of 1859, while enoamped
an the banks on this st ream, the origin q the
name Of this county was discussed, ana Ml'
Weissner, chief astronomer to the Mulan
expedition, explained that the Bitter noo'
river was misnamed. Said he: This river
has long heretofore been known - the Lay
tle Missouri called 80 by traders and others
whose stamping ground was between sne pig
Missouri and this valley: and, - u Is gener-
aIIv difficult for half-breeds and Indians e
nronounce the letter r they substitute -
instead like the chincse), Missouri easily Dc
| ,a.ne Missouli and finally Missoula' Judge
Yantsss. whom + met lister, and who was
reubrr 81 the Washington Territory legs
Iat,,re Z The time this county VS. estAoiisned
.aid thai the name was derived from SONS
river up here
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SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.

SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.
The Mullan Tunnel was in 545 feet on Mon
day-about oneseventh OF its entire length
Beef cattle have advanced thirty-three per
cent in Washington Territory owing to the
demand by N. P. laborers.
1t is stated the Nebraskans have superseded
the Mormons on the Oregon Short Line
work, that the latter have knocked off, and
that many of them will come up to work on
the n. p
Henry Baker, who has been working on
n. p. at Pen dOreille Lake, left there two
weeks since and was In Deer Lodge Tuesday.
He says the wages are White men, S2.25
Cinnamon, s1.25; board, $40 pen week. The
snow was nearly gone. There is about sixty
miles of right of way yet to be cut cut to
reach the Bonner cut. The road crosses
Clark,s Fork from north to south, five miles
this side of the Lake. It is about twenty
five miles from Pack river to Clark ELS For,
Crossing.
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SUDDEN DEATH.


About 1:3o p. m. Monday, Clovis Lego Tor
Legault more properly stepped out of the
Bakery saloon into the yard and q few min
utes after was discovered by Mr.. Cortois, ly-
ing apparently dead. Cortois ran across the
street and called DIR. Mitchell who went over
at once and found the body warm, but with
life extinct Artificial resp iration was tried
unavailngly. He had been suffering for sew
eral years with dropsy of the chest, affecting
the heart, and latt erly with rheumatism and
partial paralysis of the right leg. DIR. Mitch
ellis opinion was that death had ensued from
the former cause. He had evidently sunk
down, fell backward, and expired instantly
and without pain. Judge Emerson, Acting
Coroner, had jury empaneled and verdict
was returned accordingly.
Many of our people knew Mr.. Lego. He
was aged about sixty-four years, and came to
this country from The vicinity of Montreal,
Canada, where brother and sister still live.
He worked year or two near Virginia City
and came into this valley thirteen or fourteen
years ago. He worked in Spring Gulch
when mining was done there, and subse-
quently with w. T. Elliot and Israel Gibbs,
calling the former place "home." He was
kind hearted old man, industrious and tenn
perate. He always had the belief that he
would drop dead, his father and one or two
brothers having died in that way. His am
bition for years was to "get enough money
to bury me decently" Within the past few
years he had acquired considerable property
and had when be died some $1,000 or $4,000
in money and ranch of 16o acres on Lost
Creek, title to which he just perfected on
Saturday last. He designed visiting his rel
atives in Canada and had only deferred his
departure on Monday on account OF mot
feeling very WELL" but that day between l.
and o'clock he ate a hearty meal and was In
good spirits. The remains were taken to the
Court House and at $40 p. m. Tuesday were
buried from the Catholic church, goodly
number of his friends accompanying the re-
mains to the cemetery.