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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

ticular, as our citizens are all aware Of
that. The city rays ! loborers prompt
ly. IL can not fore, It's contractors 10
pay their obligations. IT pays It's con
tractors. Now Just how this can be
distorted into refusal of the city to
pay ia workmen, 1t Is impossible to
conceive. The men are all Mt work ut
lower wages than they received before
tho NJ 4 Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
WITH PLnAsuRE.
Tho Mlss'atement ofn centen, porasy Cor.
rected again.

Tho Aisstatement ofn CaRteni aorasy Cor
rected again.
IL is not an unusual thing for an en-
tious rival Ia mako misslatemeuts and
do All in iis power To iujure its sue
eesslnl competitor, The Dallas Times
81 Friday contains the following:
-Four or live days nga we stated that
the w@kmen engaged In paving The
streets OF Fort Worth met difficulties
IN the way OF securing pny .krtheir
labor from the town, whefeupon the
editor OF the For, WWth GAzlngrH
screamed that we dlsl@garled me
tinth IN making such a statement
Since thai time the wor6meu alluded
10, about thee hundred Ia number,
sfrues, pagHdGd the STREETS and do
manded not only an advance al WAGES
9nt tho Payment of what was due them
nom The CONTRACTOR, SlatieTY. This
gentleman had the contract fDg pay.
sag, hired men and went ab@It work,
Tie city broke w,th him Ia a short
iisne, and Whether IL paid hiai or not.
the mvu under hiai dida't get any
tIlibS for their work. We know moth.
iiis ~ 20 the Justice Of the strike. we
only know from reports that there was
4 strike ana the ringleaders were nut
lH jail, sn the caus OF II was that Tie
meii could not get heir money lie,
work done. IL We are wrong lei ths
fAltTrE correct us. Itis lDr scessary
o call Us liar in order Il do II.
10 Is unnecessary for liz 10 say the i
DO fe IL incorrect in alaost e.'ery par
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
The Now Aldermen.

There Is considerable talk on the
streets and in political circles as to the
Natolty Of last Tuesdays ward elec-
si"hs. TIE reasons given are various,
uNS u Is mol expected chat amy az them
m..i oe sufficient to Keep the members
e'eet irom taking their seats at lin.
neNt Regular meeting Of the board 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

riDt if' 90
This does not include the 81 $40 fur
nished by the city, July 22d, to pay
labor on sewers.
The claims committee then made
tue following report:
70 tho Hon. Mayor and Councils
We, your committee on claims find
that the total amount OF worl. done on
the sewers TO date, is SIS, 1896, and
that the city has paid to contractor,
Sli, 1000, leaving the city due $063 7G
on snid wook. We find, however, that
it Will take the sum OF $500 10 pay
oil the men who have worked on the
sewers since the l0.h day OF August
TO the l7ui Inst, aud believing Tint
the mca should be paid promptly, we
recommend that the said sum of 81, 700
be allowed and that our engineer be
ordered To pay.the same to ihemen who
have been employed by hiu Tor sewer
work and sh uld there be amy Money
left after paying said men that the en-
gneer be instructed to deposit the
same with the city treasurer for the
ciiy's account.
lSignedl ADAMS.
ASKEW.
ANDREWS.
"a d, 4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
HANDSOME DIAMOND PINS
AND EAR DROPS M HOWARD
VUIL11S
A CORRECTION.
True Statement OF the Coniss cattle.Trans-
action at Dallas.


Trac Statement Of tbs Conlse cattle.Grans-
action at Dallas.
To the Gazetic,
Please allow me to correct an error
committed by your your Dallas cores
pondent in his communication pub
lishcd in your paper of yesterday;
In the first lucc, my brother, John
s. Andrews, ana not /, purchased the
cattle from 4. Ii. Cooke OF Dallas.
The price OF the cattle was $9l5 Tor the
sixty -one cattle 10 be delivered here,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Al members Of base ball clubs, and
, ,iiishietrs of carriage trade, are respect,
MY invited to attend the funeral OF
~, Hesnlling, deceased, from the uu-
aTneitaRing establishment of II. l..
i,uLher Sunday nj ernoon ut $685.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

an accident of some kind occurrea
az lhe lee Factory yesterday md ie,.
was wanted in vain 10y the iuhahitants
VINO like cooling beverages me
break VIII he Immediately repaired
anu he supply VIII be sufficient In n
few days. !"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
sale Of Diana

For business the past yss
near akin to the holldayaI
our leading jewellers.
nlent OF real line goods vs
the popular house Of 9. BsIs|
days since, and before lEly|
opened he sold a lace pir |
diamond ear drops andatl|
all 10 one party for the mad
one thousand dollars. llg
largest sale of din liiqhds Msl
one party ia the city igr qsl'
and taken in connection y
sales sweils the total reNI
Burgawer for the past Ness
round sum. Nh. iIu!gcE
n specially Of fine goods aud
is always fill AND complete
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
ADA. .ien ID ana Eirsl MArl.

Born UNI, Mr.. aud BITS. James
Thomas bea Iifvl, ten aud one,hsIi
pound bpy. The mother aud child
doing well, and the father is resiless
with joy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
SEWER WORK.
Action Of Called Meeting Of the WY
Council on This subject.

There was called meeting OF Wy
CITY council held Friday afternoon W
consider report of the city engineer
on sewer work. The following es,-
mate was submitted and referred 10
the committee on claims for an imme-
diale report: =, zoo,
Foirr WORTH, Tex Aug ~, 1888.
Einnl estimate of amount due on con-
tract for completed work up to
August LIST, 1857
TIlENClIf N(.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

a few evenings ago sat in car
riage on the prairie about seven miles
from the city and admired the most
beautiful scenery it has ever been my
fortune TO see. Away to the south
the city Of Fort Worth sat upon her
hills like the queen OF the pruires
breaking in alteration at her feet, the
numerous spires and roofs glistening
IN the light OF the descending sun Hike
pools OF molten gold while here and
there smoke from mlls'asd railroad
trains curled up in graceful, dark
colored wreaths until lost in the blue
above. Aiar of serpentine lines of
dark green trees marked the course OF
tire Clear Fork and the Trinity, and
the prairie stretched away on either
side to the meeting Of the earth and
sixth place where the pillows of
green broke against n shore OF blue.
Quail pipcd irom the fields, plover
whistled and few rs We approached,
and the mule-eared rabbits bounded OF
few steps, and then sat bolt upright
and gazed curiously az the intruders,
The drive home IN the cool OF the eyen-
ing was pleasant, and the hundreds
OF cattle grnzlng ON TIE rich grass
showed plainly enough whence
comes the wealth aud prosperity OF
this great state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

What becomes of all the bad men
who die, since only the good are
buried. thought the other day while
walking in cemetery and reading the
Inscriptions on the tombs, wherein
every one of the silent sleepers was
described Us pos sessed of many virtues.
and going direct to the haven OF rest
in the great beyond Now | reasoned
over that in this way; When real
mean man dies, his grave Is left un-
marked by stone; hut when one dies
whose relatives or friends think
enough OF to commemorate With u
monument. he was possessed of some
good traits. That man cannot be
wholly bad, when there arr those who
loved him enough IN HE tocherish his
memory. after death. Besides, the
good men do live after them, the bad
Is oft Inferred with their remains"
And thus it Is grayestOnes tell only OF
the good men have done, and not the
evil. BY the way, while | am on lie
subject, would Ii not be u good idea to
lay OF the new cemetery in plots and
avenues. Ii could be made quite nm
attractive spot If this were done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

met the genial Nat Kramer 4 few
days after his return from the Louis
willie exposition, and, MS usual, lac was
full OF Il scheme TO lend lite and bring
money To this city OF his adoption. !
asked him how he enjoyed his trip,
and he snid the exposition ~ an inn
mensc affair, but in his opinion about
the 10Th Of Sep enber will be the time
to 20 70 see the great show at its best
After thus briefly referring 70 fls trip,
mt proceeded tO unfold scheme he
has ON foot 10 make thugs lively here
lhis fall He said he talked wish q
number of sporting men IN that para
disc OF turfnen, Louisville, aud found
they are taking considerable utter ~
In The coming Gal meetings Of the
Northwest Texas racing circuit, and
will send some OF their flyers to com.
iete FOX the purses offered But Mats
pct scheme is TO get up hy private sub
scription some special purses, and have
meeting here in course OF the next
six weeks, to act IS feeder for the
regular meeting, hy awakening and
concentrating iutererest in turf mat.
tiers in this city There are horses
enough at the track now % get zap
some splendid rGces, and hanging up II
few good purses will biing more.
Mats scheme is a good one, aud hope
he will succeed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

was talking with an intelligent
and observing young politician from
the southern portion OF the state not
long ago, ana incidentally We drilted
in~o.~r1scussIOn rs to who would be
the next governor of TeXes. Much to
my surprise he told me that ita North
Texas man had To haze the place, that
our own mayor, the Hon. Peter smith,
would he the choice OF his section OF
the state. had no ideu that Mayor
Smith was prospective candidate for
governor, aud have since learned he i.
not; but Of this much am sure, no
better man for the position can be
found in the state. OF great financial
aud executive ability, he would make
chief magistrate OF whom the whole
people could be proud, and one whose
administration would leave its i'm
press on the era of Texas rise and
progress. But ii Is doubted ii Fort
Worth can spare her chief beneIuc.or
just at this time, when he has so
many improvements aud schemes for
the benefit of the city under way. But
OF this am sure, whatever political
4 lhonors lie may desire.thc Fort will so
FOR him TO man every time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Clipped beef in one Ioaa
at Spencer x fuckers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Fresh ripe figs in cordial just re-
ceived at spencer AZ fuckers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

In his Last London letter NJ. III t..
BENTLEY incidentally refers to the fact
that both the senators and ali eleven
Of the REPRESENTATIVES in con-
gross from Texas are lawyers
and thnt not one Of them rep
resenfs the oraat industries of the
stnfe. Very true but do they not rep
resent the combined industries better
than any man could II lac was elected
simnIv elected becnnse he Was nm adept
nt thr cattle husiuess farming or man
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Order Il sample box q
LOAF BAKING pOWDi4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

WATCHES AND CLOCKS OF
BI1S MAKE AT HOWARD TUL-
LYS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Spencer Il Tucker keep nice streaked
bacon for boiling with vegetables,
Nicest in the city. Call and see ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

It's a mistake. Seacal
keep the genuine GAyelyA'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

The following amount was also pre-
scented FOR allowance and approved by
Claims committee
FoRT WORTH Aug. I, 1883.
The city of Fort Worth duesewer con
tractors
BY error in estimate 40. s, Of
July II. 1883 ................,$ $40 %
The following statement was also
presented and ordered liied;
STATEMENT.
Sewer contract with the city OF Fort
Worth d..
TO amount OF work done to
date, rs per contract. $l5, 100 3G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

And so the tel graphers STRIFE wasan
ignominIots failure. after four weeks
idieness, during which no doubt, the
families of such operators as were mar
fled suffered, the operators have
! struck their colorN asfss isamihntcct,
poorer, and more ~ the mercy of their
employers than ever, they come back
and hunbiy size for places volpnt lriiy
surrender, d. Aud in taking back
such ms Il chooses, the Western Union
seixes the opportunity 20 remark
"the confession OF these young fellows
that they are mostly unmarried and
living in comfortable houS-s, Will not
excite much sympathy for them Their
occupation il n sadcnlary' one that
should be followed by women, aud
would be- wsre Il moi for the competi-
tion OF these men, | sympathi2ed
with the boys and do yet, but think
they adopted Tire wrong policy. 4
strike never righted a wrang. WHY
! have known men making the best
wages they ever earned to strike,
simply TO crafty n latent apirt OF COM
munism. During the idleness con
scqnent upon the strike the telegraph
ers, many OF thea, have inllcn into
efii habits aud formed bad associates
1t Will take months to rid themselves
OF. An idle brsinis the devils work
shop aud the communistie friends
oi strikers are ceitainly his emlssaries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Apropos Of turf matters, The propti,
ctorS aud managers OF the Driving
Park la this city lave reason TO lac
proud 81 The success that has 40 far
crowned their eifnfts to establish leyit-
innate racing. That they have tho best
track Ia the state III conceded And ru
more diiect proof Of this Is wanted
than that stables from Galveston,
Houston, Dallas and Gaineaviile are
here, and even before good stable r ON
could nc had were seeking admlttance.
The soene at the tracks Is now AN an
i'm tied one, with he many men and
boys employed about the place eNer-
cising the animals on busiiy engaged
in rHahing them down Most citizens
who visit the driving park go In the
afternoon and are disappointed be-
Cause they do not witness q trial OF
,speed hnrses are only walktd over
IL taken on track ;,t All during the ut.
ternoei.. The time TO 20 ~ sge the
flyers oH their mettle Is live O'Clock ia
the ns@rnirg when some OF khcm are
let cut for nh there IL Ia them. These
early ttsSsniug trials arc almost rs good
~ rise. ana admirers OF good horses
should make it.cpuveuient 10 tlsit the
tracks @Nhile the dew Is on the grass.
and the. Will see some of the best run
ners aittl trolters la TeNa1 ga their
best Hicks.
Riei lall the celebrated PAGER, re-
Gently purGAas d BY Bud Wilson a.nd
other 1aanusrille capitalists, WIN a
race IL Rochester, y. Y. on Friday.
seooping la e Goo and 'trimmluEaH
Tor his owners. lsut tkis Is the dret
race Richhaia has wos since pur-
chased by lis present. owaers, he flaw
ing been distanGsd one day last weeG.
This horse IS good Que. but ti,r
spirit Of tie Islaes censuIos s,is o,ynnss
somewhat t1r certain p3lass In the
book-making regulations witch II all
ieges they dlsr ga,dsd This difi,q-
enNe, however. has been amie&hiy set.
tied, Wien Rlehbali eGmts "a iexas
he VIII be the wonder Of the Texas 1
ihiis, aud no doubt immense crowds /
VIII % aftWclcd to the courses where
lis shows hissp.ed The importation
" a iew siiah horses would give an inn
letus to turf matters this state has
i.veg experienced,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

After all The tumpus kicked up over
the killing If Miller by Mexican po-
lice in LAREDO. IL turns out That
lie was drunken ruilian, who er tered
the house of II respectable lady pnd
madc insulting proposals to her, end
then tried TO kill her son, the police,
and everybody else who dared TO inter
ferc with him. That he was not
hacked TO pieces on the spot where he
fell is Il wonder, and would have been
emincntly better than suoll scouil,
dreiiy ruillan deserved. The unite
States cannot undertake to guarantee
the life of every rough who happens 10
shame this country by claiming IL y
his native land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Try SILVER LOAF BAKING
POWDER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Passengers for loS ,1Iss
remember ihat W. HE ~
railway is the org ~. ,' ~
10 Louisville auds,Ib a. fsl
that the line by ,na',stsFi
Tho qiickest, sha, ~, WIZ psls
Of cars, that no :, n1l,Y' Ns,e
way i Is The popllar. lSS'SSay
led by the fact Ilas |, ' s,, Z
every e, bundled pa, 7,..s'IIIIo,l
ono & Mis.issippii a'sIy.qisrp
ways as ley as y .u.-'
Fresh picked lop''3
Tuctrr's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
FIRST EDITION.


see number OF conductors on TIE
recently completed Tcxss and st. LOFTS
road have been indicted for stealing
from the company, I'm other words
"knoclsing down" A test case was
made of one Of them, and after he had
teen acquitted on half dozen counts
the other cases were thrown out of
court. Now, Il railroad so suspicious
Of ~ employees us to cause their prose-
ctltion upon mere suspicion, need not
expect in the future to receive ns~lli-
clcnt service as if II Ind trcateN them
all as honest men untll " had conclu-
sipe proof OF Individual dishonesty,
and then prosecuted the offender IN
the first place, railways do not pay
enough wages for the business talent
required TO inakea iirst-class conduc-
tor. And that reminds me. there was
oisce conductor In Tennessee VINO
was very efficient, but after q term OF
years the company thought ne WAS
putting on too much style oa SO a
month. So he was arraigned before
tlie superintendent. aud after some
talk, discharged. The conductor sus-
pected the cause of his dismissal. aud
proceeded to rcasQI with the snperin-
tcndcnt nfter THIS fashion, Now,
lcok here, general, ! have been with
this rond eight wears. During thai
time hive married, built q house and
bought horse and buggy. Now /;
YOU fire me, you viii have to get a new
man, and hen have 10 have II house
and horse and buggy, and he can't get
il on SO 4 month my more iiian
ctuld. So it will be cheaper 10 keep
me- The superintendent saw the
point in n.moment, and that conduc-
->tor~gTs slie softest run on the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
Tnxas Wesleyan Ccl'

ing. &,
Fall term opens ssflt IS,
n new ard conlplras ss
mary, Intcimegls's "A I
courses, also MUSE l.l',., ~ n
inert, J.. NJ ,Nlnth5
Corner Main anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

Two shiilnenl,s .vsers
PIC. sed yeast al p
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-12-12

ANY person wishing to purchase q
beautiful and enduring holiday gift can
not do better than send to Geo. 2. Reeves
& Co., Of Helena, as they have an i'm
mense stock to choose from-Watches,
clocks, gold and silverWare, rings of all
descriptions, in fact everything usually
kept in a first class jewelry store. They
make a specially of filling orders by
mail-do not forget that.
Henry Wilson, deputy sheriff Of
Meagher county, arrived yesterday.
Mr.. Wilson left Barker on Saturday
evening, and reports matters very quiet
in the camp, not more than thirty men
being there Just at present. Mr.. Burg
hardt was to leave for Helena yesterday
morning, where he goes to meet eastern
parties, presumably to complete the az
engagements for starting up the smelter.
Thos. Morgan, the efficient and ac-
commodating signal service officer at
this place, applied for his discharge
from the service some months ago, and
recently received a communication from
the secretary Of war which encourages
him in the belief that his wish will be
granted, and that very Mr.. Nor
gan wants to be a free mar and turn
himself loose in Montana to grow up
with the country.
r.. @. E. Barker and James A. Cald-
we'll, of Helena, a couple of mining ex-
perts, arrived here on Mondays coach
and QUILTED themselves with supplies,
stoves, ETC., for the winter. and engaged
Harve Spencer to take them to Barker,
where they propose to put in the win
ter. Mr.. Spencer started with them on
Tuesday, taking with him q sled with
which to cross the mountains. These
gentlemen visit the camp in the inter-
est of Helena capitalists, and we trust
their s~ojourn there may be the means OF
interesting q large amount of capital in
the development of the camp.-Hus-
bandman.
Messrs. Parker and CaldWellar proba-
bly the representatives of S. e. Hauser,
who 90 to Barker for the purpose OF ex-
amining and reporting on the Silver
Belle mine.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-12-12

THE commissioners held a short ses-
sion yesterday morning and adjourned
until today, when they will receive
the report of County Treasurer Huns
berger. This will about conclude their
labors for the session.
The independent says George Steel
has made a proposition to the commits
sioners of Lewis and Clarke and Choteau
counties, offering to sell them his toll
bridge at Sun River. No action has
been taken as yet.
George P. Reeves & Co., of Helena,
have the finest display of solid sterling
silverware ever brought to Montana.
Their stock in this line alone cost them
over $14, 600, and is probably as fine as
any this side of Chicago.
Zeehandelaar has presented a portion
Of Montana's mineral exhibit at AM
Aerdam to a museum in that city, n
the balance with other ores will be TAX
en- to London, where he is arranging for
a grand exhibition of American ores.
+. C. Roosevelt having recently pur-
chased T. G. Power & Bros stock Of
furniture, has leased Wacksrlin's old
stand for a warehouse and will store
there all of his stock that he cannot ind
room for at the store and warehouse IN
the rear of the same.
J. O. Hussey, one of the most promi-
nent stock growers of Smith river a
lev. and Annie Lewis Penwell were
married at Butte last week, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l.. Lewis. The RIVER PRESS
extends its CONGRATULATIONS.
DR.. and Mrs. Parberry of White Sui
pher Springs, leave this week for San
Jose, California, where they will spend
the winter. They will join Major Daven-
port and wife, Mrs. A. J. Davidson, Mi.
and Mrs. Tom Ray and family, OF Hell
ena, who also propose spending the
winter on the Pacific coast.
Tt pays to advertise. Desiring to re-
duce his stock of goods Mr.. w. S. Wet
Eel advertised in the RIVER PRESS a
great cash sale at lower prices than eve
before offered and as a result his clerks
were kept busy all day yesterday rolling
UP goods. The bargains advertised were
all to be obtained and the purchasers
went away happy.
P. III. Hughes arrived from Barker
this week, en- route east. He reports
operations brisk at Neihart and the
mines there developing splendidly. He
| goes east in the interest of the camp, and
| will probably visit Washington and urge
| the establishment of a direct mail from
| Clendenin to White Sulphur Springs
| W. wish him a successful trip.-Hus'
| bandman.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-12-12

John Green, of Choteau county, and a
resident of the river metropolis, is in the
CITY en- route home from a trip to San
Francisco, looking fresh and hearty.
John was an old-time landlord of the
sSilver Heelsn hotel at Silver City, and
many are the good meals of happy mem.
DRY that call up the liberal hospitality OF
our generous friend of early days.-Her-
aid -~~~
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-12-12

I Sherwood Wheaton, formerly of the
office, this city, and now a West
'ern Union operator at Helen, together
with J. II. Jones of the Helena signal
office, left for the east yesterday to spend
the holidays
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-12-12

Ctr. Norris informs us that it is their
Intention to put in a ferry boat at Clagett
pext spring, as they anticipate, withl
the opening of the reservation, a great
deal of travel across the river.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-12-12

The Tribune denies the bridge story:
'"The story started at Miles City that
there is trouble with the Bismarck bridge
is false. There isn't the shadow of a
cause out of which such a m could