Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-04-16

alone in its presentation of the case. It
says: II
-. + BE, IPettigrew] is now fighting him. /.
are with him, but we do not want it understood
that b BY doing 20 .e endor.s biz past sct. f9r
to work With him Pettie.eW VI Wben iae tSeyp
a.le!ery citisenI ous6t to, but tie idss 81 sxs;n
sa i. bnns ss : =
think about.
THE,NEW NORTHWEST.
There are fifty constant opium smokersl
in Bozeman, Montana.
Socorro has sisters school, three 20.
ilect schools, q public school and O col. Il
,lege.
Z There will be vacant cadetship 1t
West Point, to be filed from Nevada,
next fall.
The capital stock of the First National
bank at Helena has been increased from
100000 to 100000.
The Merritt mine at Socorro, New
Mexico, has just produced fifty pound
chunk of ore, assaying SIC, 900 to the ton.
The permanent exposition building at
Denver is pronounced to be equal to
to those of Chicago. Pittsburg and Gin
cinnati.
A violent shock of earthquake was felt |
at San Demanding, California, To esdsy |
morning. The walls OF severn! houses !
cracked.
The stockmen of Fresno county, Cali. |
fornia,!are canvassing the question of
protecting themselves from cattle thieves
by forming an organization.
Lewis and Clark county, in Montana,
is about to refund $4,000 of its debt at
six per cent interest. The interest now
drawn ls considerably higher.
The recent session Of the Montana
legislature cost $l6.e9O, not including
the cost Of printing the laws and journals,
which remains yet to be done.
At Portland, Oregon, recently q horee
and cart fell down an embankment 100
feet deep. The horse escaped unlnjured
but the cart was smashed to pieces.
The Cattle Growers association of the
state met last week at Denver to arrange
forlthe collection of money due stock
men from the railroads for killing cattle.
Gallatin county, Montana, decreased
its debt S8.572 last year and now owes
S9l, 1892 with $4,000 invested in court
house, Jail and poor farm to show for it.
| A large number of new mining corpora.
tions in Colorado, are fling their articles
with the secretary of state. None of
them have capitals Of less than 81 ,000, 900
: each.
, John o. Dunbar, the alleged default.
ing treasurer of Cochise county, Arizona
has been bound over in the sum of $1O,.
600 bail to await the action Of the grand
Jury. He embezzIed $4,000.
The new carbonate fields in Garfield
county. Colorado, are said to be very rich,
an 1Gn some localities to equal those found
in the early days at Leadville. A large
number Of men are going there.
Several parties have recently been
boring artesian wells in Denver and one
{ man has struck vein of water which
gives.an overflow of considerable amount
The water was at depth of $40 feet.
During the holding OF the exposition
in Denver. Brick Pomeroy will circulat.
5000 copies each week of his paper-th,
Democrat. This will be done to adver
! tise Colorado throughout the United
0 States.
{ The Grand Army comm anders at Den
l VOL u1C Al u01y AoSCARS "a AuAAOIOAD AoS
ters from various parts of the country
which promise large delegations to th
II coming national encampment to be hel,
>; . there.
er A Shoshone Indian stoned his youn
" step daughter to death near Belmont
h Nevada, last week. It is stated that tn
OF girl is the sixth victim Of the murderou
sc sc savage during the past five years.
There are contribution boxes in Mile
10 City placed in public places where pet
re- pie can put their offerings. Recent
=, some urchins stole the whole amour
~ which had been collected for the prio
two weeks.
Governor Taylor. ofColorado, the be
r. nanza king, has about de:idcd to build
=. magnificent hotel in Denver to cos
"a 81 100000 The building il put up at Q
will be one of the most magnificent
10 the world.
10 There have been 40 many Denve
street car drivers robbed of their Cas-
n boxes lately that the mayor has allowe
ID: the superintendent to arm them Wit
mt mt revolvers to protect themselves an
,w money with.
10 10 Letters received at Laramie Cit
III. from Greedy, Colorado, whittier Bill
ns Nye, the funny man of the vest, we1
ne ~ some time since in search of health, in
mt dicates that he is much better and 'Gkel
te soon to be we'll again.
It The sum of SlO,O 900 Was recently sol
he scribed ID Cheyenne. Wyoming, tor th
u erection OF 10 new Congregational churcl
The amount is regarded sufficient I
commence work on aud building epsrs
tiOns are going forward.
=. From the Blue mountains. near We
IT, ton. Oregon, to the Columbia river,l fort
miles to the west there il almost an III
nd broken stretch of wheat fields whic
y; never IN extent or promise approache
alL anl the present hopeful condition.
he A party Of Indians from one Of Il
.sd eId northern reservations made o huntir
It, tour through Wyoming last fall, al
es, winter caught them far away from HON
lleed led They were showed in in the Little Po
BY der river country and are there yet.
The railroad company, says the Ros
burg (Oregon) Independent. are di
no charging men every day. and Chin
'e- mems wages have been reduced to nine
of cents day. Several gangs have strnc
,ts and large numbers are leaving the roa
h;s There is less snow on the Sierre New
da mountains this year than there Ii
I'VE been for many years past. Along u
line Of the Central Pacific railroad f
trans are employed in wetting down q
rer snowsheds to prevent them catching q
,oa from sparks.
He The Gregory mining company.
Montana, now has 100000 pounds
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