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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07
nrrArTrENT oT IUEIIcE.

The report Of the department Of justice
brings anew 10 your notice the present sys
tenn Of Federal jurisprudence soas Affect
uaIlv 10 answer the requirements OF the
ever increasing litigation with which i e
called upon 10 deal. The encouragement
renews the suggestions Of bis pred scessor
that in the interests Of Justice better pro-
vision than the existing laws AFFORD should
BE- msde in certain Judicial districts
for fixing the fees Of witnesses and
iurors. In my message Of December last
referred 70 the pendiDe criminal proceed
ines growing out Of alleged frauds an What
i known e. the siar-rOute service OF the
posf-cflce derarsmert, and advised you
red enioined upon the attorney -
whom Ire int. rests q The roTernmeni were
irfrusfe5 the duty d prosecuting with The
ufnro.f virur Of the Jaw ali per
sons who might be found charEs6is
with fhose offeuses- A triel
al one on thess cnses has since occurred- IL
c-rrr.iel for many weeEs The attention Of
TIE supreme cOurt q the district. and vas
conducted win great zeal and e1llitJ. IL
resulted in q fisaEreeme1t q The JurT,
nj ne cruas has been aEnln pIace1 upon
ne rrlenfar and win shortly b retr1ed- II
80 rufIfr persons shall finally escare
---,r.ssI~rns.-If for Their ot.nsee i
m n1f b. for lsck Of dliEsnt and eernest
sf-~fr ~ the PAT q the rr0secutiUn.
.-,--l fsIrr rnrls nrreernsnt rnsT btrtached
rfirh ri1 speedily enrtls cgngres1. VIII
=. -acu-tnct q fbs fTerplT &c
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07
rnE pAl LAs wEIKLY LEnALD. TDunaDAY ItoEMnEn 7isa

upon tho aetfelafy N il,e Interior iof Ihimi
mHtI0n nv Nv whether lliefN hha bohn on M.
tempted consolidation NJ The uDioh raoat
witt any niiOf f0td VI 40, by WhAi author.
nv the ncllor WIS Attempted.
Nv Valentine OF Nobmska TO compel
payment by tue Union Pacific company VI
the cost NJ surveying, selecting and convoy.
Ing lands afnntod ~ ",
~ liirdull of Pennsylyanin--Abo llsl-
Ing. the offices of assistant secretary Of war
and Of the navy.
ny Hlouk, of Tennessee Amending sec.
ton 5jll, Revised Statutes, so ~ 10 apply
TO oil cases of bribery and other ollenses
agninet Il free ballot.
BY Dingley, of -Embodying points
agreed upon by the committee on shipping,
ard providing for the impOrta-
ton in bond, free Of duty;
of supplies for yes els engaged
in foreign trade aud the sboliiion OF ton
mage tax on vessels engaged in trade with
Canada.
by Cox-CalliDg on the secretary Of war
for Information as TO the amounts Of appro.
prIaiions under the river and harbnr bills
OF 1881 and 1889 withheld, and under what
provision of law.
By Gibson, of Louisiana Amending the
rules of the house so that subjects relating
to the improvements Of the Mississippi
river be referred to the committee on levees
Kasson offered a resolutio granting the
committee on civil service reform leave &c
report at any time.
Cox favored the resolution, asked what
had quickened the conscience of his friends
made some jocular remarks as to his candi-
dacy for the speakership and yielded tc
Springer, who twitted his friends on the
other side upon the failure of the assess
ment policy.
A resolution was adopted fixing the houl
for meeting of the house at II noon
The presidents message was then read.
Herbert, of Alabama, announced the
nounced the death of Updegratf; and the
house, out of respect to the memory of thu
deceased, adjourned.
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Erna1

fIFHE STATE % TEXAs.-To ALL PR
sons Interested IN the administration Of the
estate Of ". II. Nhiua, deceased. W. Il
strange. sdminirtrator, has hied I'm the County
Court Of d elias county HIS final account, show
ing the condition Of said estate. and praying for
a final su'emeut Of the same Which viii be
reard 1T the NEXT term Of ,aid court tommenc-
ing on the Third Monday IN November, A. ID.
lss At the COurt-h0use. in he city Of Dallas, ~
which time oil persJns Interested in said c.
rate may appear and contest said account fthey
-, wines A HAYWOOD. County Clerk Of
Seal Of Dallas county. Ttxaa
Given under ny hand and the seal Of said
1Ourt at ONE m The city Of Oailas, this 10th day
September. A. d. Issl. A. HARW GOD.
County Clerk Dalns %, Texas
By ". pEaE. Deputy. octldlt1w1w
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07
A Favorite Paper.

A Favorite Paper.
For judicious editing, select and popular
contributors, and fprigbtly and entertain
ing reading, the Youths Companion, Of
Boston, has no superior among tie family
papers. II has nearly three hundred thou
sand subs RIDERS. md -unquestionably mer-
it's its great success.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07

One sorel colt. no brands, little white in face
One brown mare, about ten years old, brande
AZ on left shoulder; and one brown mare colt.
One dun flly, three years old, branded r
on left thigh.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07

The quieting, rest-procuring qualities, as
well as the far-reaching and powerful cura-
tive effects of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, rem
der it the very best remedy known for lung
diseases.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07
RENNENMRgR
ThOussndS OF TESTIMONIALS sent on application.
S 100 BOX. BOXFS FOR az IN.
STRAINED.

!
| One sorel colt no brands, little white in face
One brown mare, about ten years old, brande
AZ on left shoulder; and one brown mare colt.
One dan fly three years old, branded RI
J. L Key cstrays before George Robertson,
irstice OF the peace, one chesnut sorrel mare, IA
hands high blaze in face, about . years old,
branded thus Q-D, and dim W on left thigh,
ana valued az SIS. nov22. 81
Mrs A. S. story estrays before George
Robertson, justice of the peace, two yellow
oxen, about six years old one marked with
crop and underbit In right ear and overbit in
left ear and Undesirable brand on right hip;
the other marked with crop off left ear and split
ana underbit in right ear, and branded with
a ring around it. on right hip. Both valued
| at $50. noyl
s. A. Haueht sr., estrays before A. B. Lam
! Ter, ]. p: One yellow marc, star in forehead,
d TX stripe down her back, about Il hands high,
supposed to be years old, branded thus: ON
on each shoulder, and valued at $50.
John Hastings estrays before G. II. Felkner,
about "A h nds high. branded l. on LETT shout
der, blaze face, and valued at SIS.
r O, Penn; ~, esira, before 9: r; Felkner,
years old, no brands, right shoulder looks to
| have been broken, and valued at sl5.
J Hawkins, estrays bsfoie J. r. Blewett J.
P: One sorrel horse about years old, about
lax hands high; branded On left shoulder 2,
marked under Dit in left ear, blaze face, left
hind foot white; one red and white pided COW,
absut years old, marked crop OIL left ear,
swallow fork in right; value Of all, SO
James Proffett estrays before W II. Price, ].
P: One brown pony mare, about s years old,
12k hands high; brnnded on left shoulder, one
Mhlle elna loot xa.ne ".
DY VIRTUE OF rHE POWER IN Mr. VEST
ID ed by that certain deed Of trust executed
by @. FELTON, and Will am Chase to X J.
smith. As trustee and the sheriff Of Dallas coun-
~, ieras, as substitute trustee, which said deed
OF trnstis recorded in volume "a pages 40 to 81
of Dallas county records OF deeds etc !, W. II.
W Smith, sheriff Of Dallas county, Texas. hav-
ing been thereto requested by the holder Of the
note secured by said deed Of trust will, ON Mon
dav, the 18th day Of December. A D. 1882 and
between he hours ofl0a. m and u m. Of Gid
day, SILL. at public outcry TO the highest bidder
for cash. at the courthouse Of Dallas county,
the following property to.wit One twenty
hors power enginA Manufactured by Owen,
Lane & Dyer, one hominy mill. one wheat burr
and ono corn shelter together with all the APP
purienaDces and fixtures thereto belonging, the
me being the identical properly conveyed by
the aforesaid deed ofuust.
Witness my signature this November q, A. d.
1850 W. IT. W. SMITH
nOv29-itw Sheriff Dallas county.
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Produce Market Report.

BUTTE, NJ. r., September ~. 1sS:.
The following are the Wholesale
prices paid ty merchants and 'Ott'e
keepers for the commodities enunlcr-
atesI, delivered frDn, the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected evry-
Flour, Ruby Valley, XXXX, $.W
Mr cWt.
Mill Creek, XXNX, $40"
lHrrwt.
Mill Greek, New frshcs.s, Sl.Gi.
(;allatii,. 81. - pcr cwt.
Union Mills, New Prnt-s, Cream
of the Valley, S'iW
Ruby Valley, NEW prWv..s) e4.15.
Union Mills NNNN Snow fake,
sl.,N.
Utah Common, $3.75
Utah Choice. $50.
Gn.l,alll, SLIM.
Wheat pr H., . cts., fair demand.
Oats, S3.3'.
Butter, per H., ~ cts.
Eggs, PER .lr'zci', :sh,::' cts.
Corn Meal, ~.
Beef, Oh ftnDt, : cts.
Jseets, ;! cts. l.r III.
Hay lx.r ton. S:7G. ~.
Cheese, =. Its.
barley, $!.:IN" ::.':i l"r cwt..
Dried beans, Montana, cts.
Mutton, . cts.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per IL.
Veal, II cts. per H..
Chickens, 81 &" Sl2 per dozen.
WOxl, - Ec -. In 'e',,iaEd
Rutals.g,.s, :: Its. l*'r IL.
POtatts~, 81 81" l.;i) = cwt.
Sausage, Il cts. per III.
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Board of correction.

The County Commissioners co''-
vcnc,i ~ y lsoarsl Of Correction yes
tertlay, Commissioners VIM. NJ.
Jack, John Downs aud Joseph a.
Hyde were In attendance.
Five petitions were heard, only
two Of which were Of amy import
ance. The ssOciete hes Mines asked
. reduction Of the valuation Of their
property, from Sei::, ~ I" Sl6::., ~.
Their petition was granted.
A. J. Davis n,atl. application for
an abatement of $:1O, am Of the tax
list, which was denied.
Board adjourned xiM' tlie.
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Wolkerville.

r. \. brown, late Of Dillon, has
erected . fire proof stOrr and stocked
it with y complete line Of stoves aud
hardware.
Williams 4 .;inlonsOn, ut the "COr-
ner Restaurant" are succeeded by T.
II. Williams. who will conduct flrst'
class saloon.
The Vienna brewery has been
purchased by Ellis and Lee. whose
reputation as caterers insures = co''-
tinuance Of public favor for this pop
ular resort.
Helm and Dorsey have purchased
the Rainbow Saloon, On Main street.
and have added new attractions
which will increase the popularity Of
that we'll known resort.
The Gem Restaurant has been pur-
chased by Mn. Mary A. Mcdaniel,
who will conduct the culinary de-
partnent in person, which insurcs
square meal to every customer.
X. II. l'axson, druggist, Is sue
cee.lexl by $tackpole, simpson 4 Co.,
who have established . branch Of
their Suite establishment with Mr..
J. u. ThOrOughn,an ~ manager.
Mrs. &. f.. Lockwood removed to
the new building adjoining Hibernt"
Hall, where she displays q fine stock
If confectionery, aud keeps ON hand
all the latc periodicals and newsls'-
pers.
The recent material improvements
aud increase of business In this Int
,n,rtamt suburb of the silver city
; have l,ccn in keeping with the prs'-
gress and prosperity Of the city itself.
Among recent improvements are the
erection Of seventeen residences and
four business houses.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-20
The First Snow.

About two o'clock yesterday MORN
ing the temperature became sum-
,.,entlv low to turn the humid at'
n,osphere, which had prevailed DUR
ing the past thirty-six hours' into
nrisu,atic fakes Of beaut-l snow. Az
daylight four inches had fai'en' ana
the lsndscape, which . few hours oe'
-. l,ore the warm colorinG Of . de-
lixbtful I.dian summer's day, pre-
seated the appearance Of n'dw'nter:
Periodical squalls continued until
two p. M, when the Temperature
u,oier>ted and . tl,aw set In, which
.oon reduced the ''beautifol" to q
condition Of slusln and our streets u
muck and mlire.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-20

General McCanln,an who l.as l'eca
engaged in negotiating with the
Flathc..J Indians for the Northern
Pacific right Of way through their
reservation has successfully CONF
Dletetl his work ut cost tn the conf
Many of $:::3, OON. The amount Origi-
nally asked by the unsopl'isticatssl
Flat,lea.ls was round million.
Deputy Grand Master J. w. kins-
ley, A. q. L. w., Is in the city and
Is desirOus OF meeting the members
Of that order. See notice elsewhere.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-20

The st. Paul Pioneer Press, IL
though . strong Republican journal,
rises above the partisanship dis
played by Republican sheets In this
Territory and awards to Delegate
Maginnis due credit for the able
manner In which he has discharged
the trust confided to him by the peo-
pie Of Montana. In . recent igue It
says: 1.-THE Democrats Of Montana
are to be congratulated. Mr.. A. n.
Voolfolk, Of Helena, declined the
delegateship. and Gen. Maginnis
was renominated. Magtnnts has
served the Territory 20 well In the
pest that he IL popular with all par
ties. No man in the Territory could
secure more favors from the general
government than llaginnis, and he
has been untiring In his efforts to e.
cure such recognition from the I'd.
ministration, as one Of the most ex-
tensivc territories in the country n
entitled to-"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-20
THE COURTS.
District Court.

A.larxc amount Of business was
transacted IN this court to-day, Icing
principally the hearing and tlislmsi-
ton Of questions Of law involved in
cases upon the docket to liz hereafter
a,ljudicatetl.
In the following ca-es q decision
was reached:
Territory Of Montana ". John =.
Worthington ct al; unlawful inter-
ference, two cases.. Defendant not
appearing default entered.
Territory "f Montana VI. fred X.
johnson; obtaining money under
false pretenses. MI Pros entered ly
District Attorney.
NOTIONS.
On motion Of a.. ". Stal,letO,,,
Mark W. Musgrove was admitted
to practice before the court &C gI'"fi't
c"riae, until the meeting cr the ST.
preme court.
On motion Of George 4. Randolph
William, Lewis was also admitted.
GRAND JURY.
Tho indictments against Charles
Werthington and James Craig. for
burglary, were..ign"resl and defend
ants discharged.
REFERRED.
Mary {. reregoy ". Zenas J..
Peregoy; divorce. Default Of defend
mt entered and cause REFERRED to ref
cree to take evidence.
Isaac Dean. who has lived long
enough in Montana to become accli-
mated, will return to New York in q
short time in search of health.
1910 young trees have been planted
aud boxed, for protection from cat
tie, Oh the prairie country, along the
line Of the Northern Pacific railroad
between .\imsworth aud Sprugue
Idaho.
The second annual party "f the
Harmony Club Is arranged to come
of at Renshaw's Hall, on Friday
! evening next. It is said that this hol
| Is the i0rerunner Of revival Of tlls
Bullion Club s0;s"|x which were sc
successful and enjoyable lust winter
Fred Ray passed through to Butte
yesterday to join his brother, Lieut.
+. II. Ray, in charge Of the sigma
service colony at Point Barrow. TIL,
name Of this ice. bound post is Oogia
n,ie. Fred Is perhaps the first Mon
tanian that ever had situation II,
far north as l,ehring Straits.
| Messs. Wiggin 4 Abbey. Of tin
new and elegant ELITE" saloon, yes
terday placed in position over thei
handsome lar the largest and mos
expensive mirror ever imported t.
Montana. The glass IL French plate
seven hy twelve feet in size. surr'un.,
ell Ivy y beautiful carved l'Ia..k wal
nut frame. and cost Sam.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-20

Traak a. A.: debt: on demurrer To
complaint; 8. DeWolfe for PLAINTIFF
Roblnson 4 Stapleeon for defendants.
1G8-James Kennedy ". He'll Sill
yer and Copper lIinin9 Company;
Foreclosure II lien: on Demurrer to
colnDIaint: Nandolph l. Dewitt for
plaintiff; Knowles 4 Forbis for de-
tendant.
38l-W. 7. McNamara q N. N.
VIM. lobe Ct NJ: eiectment: on eepa-
demurrer Of OIla(ley to complaint:
KnoWles 4 Forbis for plainti}is: ".
Y. Pemberton for defendant OVAL
Icy.
a8S-Silver Bow Mining and MIL
ling COMPANY w. Iseac ". Stoner ct
AT: eiectInenf: ON aeparate demurrer
Of several defendants; W. W. Dixon
for plaintiffs; Word 4 Baldwin and
Knowles 4 F0rbis for defendants.
367-Silver Bow N. 4 n. 60. ".
w. A. Clark ct a.; ejectment; on
separate demurrer Of several defend.
ANS; ": W; Dlx0n Ior Plaintlits;
WON 9 haNwln, w. l. femoe1ton
ana knowles 4 FERRIS tor DEFEND
anus.
80; S1-A. w: bernard et o.. VI. +. r.
w. fatten % a.; e9ectment: on . csR-
eSete oe9urrets 20 compl1lnt; W: w.
U4on Iet Plaintln; =; l.. NaptEn'
NnowIes 9 FoEo,s anu y" oFu & i's'"'
win !ot oe'e"oants'
S4-StePnens y. e :. company vs.:
=. aAtcn s 81 ~ e!eSs,na:cu.' ~ ~
III ~ 0e"'1tIe!S ~ coa! P: s1,;, W:
"; Uxon LOT P;aintIH: Wo!u .
- toaIwn snu '>o"'"sos q "'"P'e''''
80 n 49,. =, 1.,.
6-h. Jacobs e a.: vs. Lewis
Isu!s e)Se.n,ens; On E Selas1t c 70 So
Ia: Rohi"s"r = St.ni.to~ f5r de-.
fsndant
~. 49,. -, ~,...,u . ~
-S .onH,. J" , Havs'e. {. ~. w. y, ~
=, ny ~ O"el.; usot oa "Ppe"'' W.
~ ~ co..Ss,,.. y N, .,..
-, I ~ ou"e..y W: H.,. ". "'ss Il
Se,,s Ieu'; e. o S.t spt",; ''o"'''''" q
~, ~. ~ ~ !" - n
800 lLM .. 4" ., .: ~ -. ~. ~. w. -. "a
1ses s :. ~ E Wn, u ~ w"y; ,,s on IL
Rsn',oi,,h = ne\Vitt for .,ef,mdanfs
o." 1 r.n's. -. - =. -
SyC.ames a. :, aMoos e. ~. W.. w., =
Ate den,nrrers to comniaint: W. "
| isxc,, ~ nis;nt,tf: Word f. R.id.
80 .,,J l. n"-I... x.rt"n aud Tai
emit respectivelv for defendants.
| a,,-Thon,.s n Miles -. Tuao.,.>
ma a. Miiss. sccountino and narti
tiOn: ON demurrer to complaint
Word 4 Baldwin for plaintiff
knowles 4 Forbis for defendant.
.7S-Erank Y. Drake VI. william
II. Dougherty: replevin: on default
Laspeyre l. Savage for plaintiff.
4l7-Peter Roman ct al. Va. Monta
m Copper Co.; ejectment; on de
murrer to complaint; Knowles 4
n. III ::, ~ e,".cs,.J."t '
~ ~ Wv w. ",, -
49, aIIle s'Is"s0 W. nCo ,,' ~"
many S Sts5c,. on ~, .O sas.snt;G ''o"'''
son q S.ap'e'"n 'oF l''"'"''..' =,
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rtoa ~ Daily eefsssaay.
district Court.

The Second Judicial Districi
Court convened to-day for the Sen.
tember term, Hon. william ]. Gal.
braith presiding; +. n. Lowry, aher.
III: Geo. w. Irvine, Clerk.
The following named psssons weru
empannelled - Grand Juross: w,
A. Clark, Foreman; N. b. Ringe.
ling, Clerk; A. H. Barrett, H. A.
D'Acheul, +. G. Miles, G. X. Lam,
bic, w. b. Gafney, J. ID. Fox, w,
w. Bentley, H. d. Hauser, f. n.
Trask, Julian Narcheseau, II. G.
Kesslsr, J. c. Baker, w. G. Pfoats
J. r. Boyes, il. Criminal calenda,
called and causes number as, 20
go, 45e, 400, 4el, Ae2, A6s, A64, Ae5
4e6, 467, A66, wsre set for trial.
Jas. A. Murray q u. ". Geo. G.
Fitchen ct A.; partition; cause die
missed - settled.
John E. Barker VI. Joseph r
Walker; quiet title; dismissed - ut
tied.
John Connsll VI. Joseph r. Walk
er; same entry.
Samuel Caldwell e u. ". JOSEPH
II. Walker; same entry.
Samuel II ulville Ct al. ". Hear,
c. Kessler; quiet title; Aessn. Rob
inson 4 stapleton, Of counsel for Dc
Tense, withdrew from the case.
Dennis K. Butler ". Reuben L
Davis; equitable relief; defendant h
de amended answer Sept. ed.
Nichols Bislenbury ". w. C. Up
shur; debt; dismissed 1t PLAINTIFF
cost.
Leah n. Parks W. w. ]. Parks
divorce; demurrer Of defendant
withdrawn and stipulation Of partie'
fled.
Mark n. Delaney W. Charles d.
Bey; debt; demurrer and appearance
Of defendant withdraw.
John Hauser ct u. W. R0lls
Butcher ct A.; ejectment; Gauss
placed on calendar.
Napoleon Colletts VI Jos. v. Super
nant ct a.; judgment In accordance
with report Of referee oEdered.
Frank II. Dfake ". VIM. A
Dousherty; rsplevin; judgment fo'
plaintifY for costs ordered.
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PERSONAL.

Ii ut. G.. =. Barrten, u. s. A., anu
family, are visiting the silver C'ty'
Mt. =. storoxsk, Of Omaha, ~ IN
the city, with . view to locating j"
the merchant tailoring business.
J"sel,h lsroughtom, Esq. o. .
Isr,ughtom l. Co., WaIkerv'''e' ID
making tripof Business ana PEN
ure to salt Lake, where he joins An'
Brouxhton who hes been sc3oorn'Ds
i,r time In the city 06 saints.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-20

Culled Prom tho Columns Of our
1xchanGo0.

C0o0 UO
The discovery 10 reported OF . 80
foot vein Of bituminous ceal abeut
twenty miles frosa Spring Hill sta
ton on the Utah 4 Northern rail-
road.
The Supreme Court has decided the
county-seat contest between the
towns Of HALEY and Bellevue, Altu-
ras county, Idaho, in favor Of the
former city.
4 corps Of engineers aud laborers
have arrived at Glendive, and will
Immediately proceed to disburse the
81, 900 appropriated by Congrsss for
the improvement Of the Yellowstone
river.
a frightful suicide occurred at
Reno, New, last Sunday. Joseph
Ferrrtto, aged =, locked himself In .
room, mounted a chair aud placed
the muzzle Of q shotgun against his
head, Which he succeeded in explsd-
ing by reaching the trigger With the
ramrod. The discharge tore one side
of the head of. producing immediate
death. He was of unsound mind.
This is the way they do 1t, up In
the mountains Of Idaho, where cupid
reigns without the intervention 81
magistrate or parson:
! TERRITORY or IDAHO, ..
!Alturas County.
I" aN tic woritl, greeting:
Know ye that John Scroggs aud
Eliza Jones Is duly welded Ivy me
until q parsOn comes to tie the knot,
and the documents Is datesl bAck tO
cover all accidents.
His
JOHN S&'RN.('s, Y
Mark.
Her
ELIZA JONES, y
Mark.
FRED JON xsON, Witness.
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The races 1t B0zeman were we'll
attended and were generally q very
successful turf meeting.
Ogden h Afflicted with the tramp
nuisance. A "wagon load" OF the
afIiiction were jagged Saturday
night.
The "Ancient Capital" IL exercised
over the frequent occurrence Of fires,
which are believed to lie incendiary,
and agitates for new fire watch
man, or the employment Of q man
to wake the old one up In case Of
fire.
The Reporter, Vienna, Idaho, an
nounces the Pioneer mines Of the
Middle Fork Country grand tlzzle.
Forty or fifty disgustsd miners ne
port the only find In the new dig
gings had been clay "colOr" and that
there IL no gold ON the bar.
Tie stage bearing Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'s treasure box, with 81, QUO coin,
wa~ fired into w road agents last
Tuesday night. Passengers and
treasure escaped through a pl"cky
return Of the fire and vigorous ap-
plicati IN Of the drivers whip.
T.e,ristr,ti0n In the prevailing epi-
demic In Utah. The commission ap-
pointed under the Edmuntls bill de-
cidcd to appoint Registrars and pro-
coed with the election for . delegate
to Congress. Under the provisions
Of the bill, which disfranchises po-
lyga,nists, the Gentiles expect to
elect their delegate.
Great prairie fires are rasing In
every direction from Benton. Fires
starting In the Chestnut country
swept over Rand Coulee, and Box
Elder to Belt Greek. sheep and cat
tie men were driving their herds to
places Of safety. 4 second outbreak
Of the flres ON Arrow Creek, and .
blaze In the Bear Paw country are
also reported.
The Ni*sing Link, . bran new
journalistic experiment, published
at Laramie City, Wy, In it, vale.
dictory, announces the adoption Of
10 emphonious title in order to YER
ify the prediction Of the lamented
Darwin, that 1.-The missing link will
some day be found in the wonderful
Territory Of Wyoming" The newsy
and original makeup Of the entire
.heet indicate that its editors do moi
propose to "ape'' anybody or any
thing.
At Glendive . sensational rescue o.
4 steamer under attachment occurred
recently. The steamer Peninah had
been ''tied up" for wages due he'
! crew. The owners organized STRAIT
eeetic force whose duty 1t was to dim
the eyes OF the watchful Deputy Mar
| shall by the seductive influence o
| the flowing howl. Their efIort'
were successful and under cover o
| the midnight darkness the plotten
.teamed of with the peninah whtI'
the Deputy in charge was beins en-
tertaiuedl on shsre by the btbulou'
| sfrnfeRetic force.