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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24
THE BAD LANDS con boy,
z. {; PACKARD, Pnblis6er. Il q
n !rLE adIsso u 4 DAKOTA,
AZ a. Z. OK ARD, Pub,

me rnerican cid, sportman's
Journal Of The FIRST class. the best in the.
country ana cont Al every thing of
interest regard ling game and shooting,.
4nshs and fislrirey the kennel, boating,
etc may shad for s5 . year Or Sc. IS
sfor six mSntHs by add ressi ir4, american.
Eel Rnb ishings 90. 243. State street,
sChicago IS q .lTislfa
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24
It u said that thousands oil Ameri

~ said that ousands Of Ameri-sj
cans are fleeing homeward on account
sof the cholera scare II Southern En-
rope and that large number Of en- ~
gagemrent for berths on steamers
bound les N TOR Europe from New York have
been count ernandad.a n U.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24

4. 81 Watkins Williams, i juaticeof queens
bench, Ii dead sss3.3.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24
bsSk and hala ahe aIsin, Il he died Ssor it,'


,Me waa q arugnSab u twenty Ave years oil, and
saeW the beginhihg Of the fray !; was next 20 y
Window; looked #fhrou ugh; could see on the
loSr . double barreled shot gnn moving about
Hsomsbody's inside; Ward said, 'Al HIGHT
wait :nninuss Witnass told some Of the boys
there was gun moving about and they might
get shot Fred stepped out In the dcop Win
his hands on hfs, hips. 53l55:
Gharle rushed up and fred five shots be. Il
fore anything was DONE Witness heard PAT 4
4cQueepy5 say ffBoys i am shot. Latrf and 4
Witness went to the east /; did not see the fracas
sTssn hssd a5a sss
Of the shaekj saw gharli fall don think ne
stirred afterWard ;sat that time L@irhnd no gum
hh didn't are then; Richard Turpin Elid not Il
see there. s,:s;; ], Il,
o Msss sRswsa 81 SO asP hsH sseF
Booming roundand allng 1ieaf the east side OF
iHe was at the inque zee the piss
did h5sa sES IA ap5 the
only pun I saw was in the shack; went with the &
party from the 3Headq quarters Hiding; there
we're three or, four did mot seee!
from tic time q going there coming, back.
coming outof the shack = hes ;aRsas 5ttolds 80 IA
t as MP np big banda AZ 4hgs them and
CQL Uule BAIL ~ 80 -
ttDoN'T SHOOT THAT MAN
did not Know an man was going to sho OF.
him. I was thirty or forty feet from him.
iAeafeld, May, Aqllarkey Q q Dime and my
sssp gsss 6 as ss
front Of the shack after all was oVer.2 sIadfald.
wanted to take II along. Uline told him t'Was s.
not his and he should let IL alone Ess
& Witness was confronted thH, diffefSnt u
statements made in his afi dayit before the cor.S
oner, and said he was not correctly reported
by Powell Rhp Wrots the Stasti II. d aThis
was the compIa of others who had made
Pat McQuseny, another defendant. said: III
Isl Am twenty three; was behind Bell Of Wards KS
shack when Bell called. q lGi u /
4 Bell said %s Hello, Ward ~. .ss h
Ward saids ello 2 " Il: q sss ID NJ s
He soon opened the door and asked: ssWhat y
do youswant?,, ii
Bell told him he came prepared to move the &
shack H.. lYhenS lard came. Sut Nit Ills hands 4,
on his hips and said. You Ell of d b. nj
down You first ~ Bell and he then sc,iffled. and
Charley Ward came in the door and shot aYeg !
times. Hehit me in my arm. II & T. RI M Il
Fs Witness took off his coat and showed the
mark OF the wound on; his. righ t arm. showing &
struck n
n did nctApeak Atonce TN i fslts tho pain; II
when told the boys I was shot 81 went about &
sixty yards from the shack To- line He gave
the time Of this Shoot ting not one evil word was
tn :peaesaIls seputaH eps "a the defendant
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24

AuAO 1lytAtbs Va UdIUstIlGt VS0~s
geanee for the; loye of speaee. nFpgTess and
q TaE cIv1L SERVICE
The general chafac lef " the civil SERVICE
Of the United States under al administer
lions haB been honorable. In The one SUI
preme test the ollectton and enhancement
OF revenue the record Of fidelity has never
been sHufpassed In any nation. With the
almost fabulou sums which, NGAra received,
and paid during the late war rnioh8 sths
tsg1isy was ne prevailing rule Indeed
to- the honor Of the Amer can name, that uns
|faitmulneEs and dishonesty among civil OFF.
cerS!WereLas rare as misconduct or cowardice
on the field OF battle.
r. The growth Of the country has continually
until now It inclndesa Yast bodys6f 6Hlcera
Ruies aMd methods Of point int twhidh
prevailed when the nIfiini ber was smaller
have been found Insult cient and impractica-
bles md earnest efforts have been made tci
separate ths great mass of tnisss1taip isears
Impariality In the mode Of ointnent to
gbeS based ION quail Ion. and security Of
\ tenure to be based on fsithfnI discharge Of
duty, are the two ends 10 be facc0mp1ishe
The a epubliG business VIII beS aided by sepax:
attng the legislative branch of the govern.
nent from al control ef appoj pe9H, Atd
the executive departme If ~iff 30 sllsved 81
subJecting appointment to fred rules and
thus removing them from the caprice oi
fayorittBm. But there should he ibid OBJ
seyyance Of the law iwhicl, gives Al aif casey
of equal e9mpete the dn9H
the Union @ III q. =.
entered congress III 1851, 4 some me-.
Whit prolonged service i never found tt ex@
SInoyAl lot civil officer exceYib In fdurii III
STANCES, and then for n0n@pplft deal reasons
|. winch were Instantly oopc luslYe wit The
agp2intsng power The officers ths dis
stho recommends o. Sriy Predecessor.
served, as q rule, until death Or resignation
= aaQpted Of tho heglnni nG ot my aeSxics the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21
AGRICULTURAL.
RELIABLE FERTILIZERS.

BRYANT5 FINE GROUND RAW BONE,
strictly pure $40 per ton.
BRYANT'S NO. 2 STANDARD, ior Potatoes
and Tobacco, SD per ton.
BRYANT'S S ANMONIATED DISSOLVED
BONE, for Vegetables, $50 per ton.
BRYANTS CORN AND OAT FERTILIZER
$50 per ton.
ton.
Also Fine Ground South Carolina Genuine
Floats kaint, Muriatc of Potash, Nitrate Of
Soda, &c, &c. Our Fertilizers arc made from the
best and most concentrated materials known to
the trade ANA specially adapted for use on the
crops, for which they arc recommended. Their
standard is fully guaranteed and quality c0nsid.
ered no goods on the market arc cheaper.
HERBERT BRYANT, Manufacturer
frh1S-n Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21
NOTICE!
n OTICE!

rTHE GREAT TROUBLE WITH MOST or
L the Patent Coffee Pots is, that they VIII ne1
work satisfactorily when less than hall the QUAINT
ty that the pot holds is made IN them IN Ihc
Textile Filter Pots, you car make one c'.p luS' .
we'll as the full quantity.
feb12 MCLEAN & UHLER. 50 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21
TERMS


DA.s.. WEEKLY.
Que year s. % One year 81 vi
Six month. ....... SO six months eco
puc month. SO Three months -. g9
Al communications ohou!d DC addressed to GAZETTE
Alexandria, Va"
The taEa. Office II connected with the Telephone IIs-
change Advertisements orders for the paper, news
any !uE9rlnats2, business can DC sen: by tole-
,i!unc
Persons leaving t.c c:ty or the summer can have the
tiZctc i.I:cd "a them post paid, ioT hlty cents per
month! and the address changed rs often as desired
cnruct advertisers will not be allowed 10 exceed their
space unless the il paid for at transient rates,
and under circumstances will they be allowed 10
advertise other than their Legitimate business n tho
space contracted for
t:.eo IN ncmorin Of thanks tributes Of respect
resolutions, adopted by societies persons unless ei
public concern, will only be printed In thls paper as
advertisements.
trr.gc and death notices must DC paid for In advance
Price iy cents when not exceeding six lines.
~, transient advertisements must bc paid for In aa-
inferred at the Postodico al Ale1audr!a Virginia, -
scccnG-ciass I!attsr.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21
OPENING kaD CLOSING OF THE MAILS

Washington. d. c.. and Northern mails 800 a.
m, i N. and and S:15 p. III.
Western mails 4:30 and S:15 pm
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 600 and
400 IL, and 1:3O and S:15 p. N.
southern mails. via Lynchburg, Va. 500 a. ~
and S:Ib p. IL.
NanNesas Division 500 Il. IL.
Alcxsadria TO Round Hill, Va, GOO q. III.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washingtoa,
n C.. $50 a. IN. u and $50 p. M.
Southern mails, win Richmond, Va, $50 aEd
1915 z. NJ. $50
H. m and $50 g. M.
Manassas Division 200 p. NJ.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va. 6:3G p. IL.
Office Hours-Ofice opens nj 500 a. m.' ana
closes ut 700 p. III.
Sunday Hou-s-OAicc opens At ":Jo q. ill., ahG
closes ut 9:3O 9. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21
FECTIONERY.

HENHT BHENGLE, No. 129 King street, ha'
lnada arrangements to supply tho PEOPLE
Of slcxantri:. during ALL SEASONS with the
best ant. cheapest goods in his line. Hc offers all
H.. de!igacies Of the season. For years he has
catered oE the best to the people in Alexandria
:,al the surrounding country and the past is his
warrant t.: The future.
pUKE CANDIES, BRENGLE'S ICE CREAM
aud Desc; Pies-specaltics; Black, Fruit.
Pound Jelly and Fancy. Ornamental aud Plain
Cakes. are sold cheaper than they can be manu-
;ariu.cG 1T home. Also Crcam PufIs, Tarts and
Pastry. Candies and TaHy Of all kinds. Pics
speciality Fruits, Nuts Contcctioneres Caro-
inc!s auI -ugarcd Fruits. He furnishes the best.
and cater, for families fairs balls, aud entertain
,ur,l:. dcc10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21
BOOTS AND SHOES.

SPECIAL NOTICE. m@s
We have on hand Il very large stock % IA i)!f'>
FINE BOOTS, suitable fer IT." season; ~" - or
der to reduce our stock vii! sell them IL fe
~ reduced prices II will pay 80 e\a"!ne lAcae
Goods before purchasing. There Is nothing IL
this town or Washington that VIII compare III
price or quality. ,..,...,,.,. -, ,.:...,
IXTEHASE A SPLENDID Line OF M.oa!'o
w and Childrcn's Schoc aud waking ',"o'S
also \ complete stock Of Mems &"d 'h!iaEcn
Dress Boots which will b. sold cheaiier thAG i:!e
cheapest. ".N''''.i' ' NC "
WYE HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK of
w Gents Fine Boots aud SHOES, ana rs we
have had a warm and backward S"",aa, ": don l
uropose to carry these goods over. N"'' "!' tha'
re can saw is that We will ,c! the" Il; = '":%
small advance over cost to close them oHE. Al
IN want will do well to call on us %iid s&IcGoheE'
80 ""N WADDEY, ilG King s..
rrpprpc, EUBBERS!
*, RUBBERS,
We will sell you the very best lua''ty IuH'Sl ,
Shoes at prices that you will have 10 p&y i"f 90
and inferior goods elsewhere.
deco NAD'E-h' ~ '>'"S' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21

d EAiEMBER THAT NO COTTON BAGS have
IL to be made for the Textile Filter Coffee Pot
feb12 MCLEAN /; UHLER, 80 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21

GARDEN SEED.-Landreth's Garden Seed re-
fcb4 S5 King street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Items OF Intereet.

The tea plant has been successfully ac-
climatized at Auckland, New Zealand.
All the Willard stocks made a sharp
rise on Wall street Saturday, o. X. h N.
advancing 50 per cent, o. 4. 2t, and N.
p, preferred, ~.
Tho New York Herald says it is re.
ported that Judge McCrary will receive
salary of s35, 900 per year as General
Solicitor Of the Atchison, Topeka Il San
to Fe road.
IL is said that Sullivan, on his return
from San Francisco, will have call on
the challenge of Joe Pendergast to fight
any man in the world for from 81 200 to
$500 side Hhi
A ledge Of superior granite has been
discovered in Santa Anita canon, fifteen
miles from Los Angeles. Stone twenty
feet long can be readily quarried; its
grain is uniform and susceptible OF n fine
polish.
The Injotoa copper mines in Arizona
appear to be the latest bonanza in the
mining world. The road from the nearest
supply point to the diqgings is crowded
with wagons and men on their way to
the scene Of notion.
The Southern Colorado Bismuth and
Silver Mining Company, which is the
owner of the Sampson property, has a
capital of $4,000, 600 in shares OF $40.
Seven dollars and a half per share has
been offered and refused during the past
week.
Miners and prospectors returning from
Ceur d'Alene, Montana, state that moth
ing in the history of the Western States
and Territories equals in richness and
volume the newly discovered fields. The
mineral consists of silver, tellurium and
free milling gold.
The judgment of the Schieffelin Bros.
that the season in Alaska is too short to
render mining profitable is no doubt cor
rect, except in the case of such mammoth
lodges rs the Treadwell. Returning
miners bring many samples OF fine soal
and a superior quality Of white marble.
The term "telpherage" has been ap,
piled by Prof. Fleeming Jenkin TO "the
transmission Of vehicles by electricity to
distance Independently of any control
exercised from the vehicle" In sys-
tenn of telpherage worked out by Profs.
Jenkin, Ayrton and Perry, trains of
buckets, each bucket carrying 200 or 300
pounds OF freight, are drawn by small
electro motors over single rail of rods
or ropes suspended on posts, the move
ment of trains being controlled entirely
by operators at the stations. By keep
ing up constant stream of these light
trains large amount of freight may be
forwarded, while the expense OF fitting
up such line is very small compared
with that of building railways for con.
eentrated loads. An experimental tel
pherage line has been constructed in
England.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Notice of Iutension.


Notice is hereby given that III the intention
Of the Council of the City of Los Angeles 70
establish the grade Of Also Avenue and Also
Avenue Extension ss foliows:
Al the intersection Of Boyle avenue, PIsaAnt
street and Also avenue the grade shall be n. 80
Of the west boundary Of Workman street With
Aliso avenue the grade shall be S0.oo test sbevs
the datum plane; at the intersection Of Lazxero
vich street and Also avenue the grade shall BE-
u. 80 feet above the datum plane; at point On
the csntsr line Of Also avenue, ~ iest saetesiy
Of the east boundary Of Lasserovich street. the
gnds shall be IL % feet shove the dstun plane;
At the intersection Of Cummings street and Also
avenue the grade shall b. S6. % feet above The
datum plane; at the Intersection Of 81. kouis
street and Aliso avenue the grade shall BE- $3.50
feet above the dstun pans; & he intsrsection a
Chicago street and Albs Avsane ne Srade nnll
be $40 feet above the datum plane: At the In
tersection OF Chicago street and Also avenue ex-
% sn! s I pas 90 s sss.:s ssof IL: e
Aliso avenue extension, 400 feet westerly from
the west bosndary OF Soto street, the grade shall
be 80 feet abovs the dstum plane; 81 the intee-
section OF the west boundary Of Soto street with
Also avenue extsnsion the grade shall be q feat
above the datum plane; at the intersection Of
The east boundary OF Soto street with Aiioo
avenue extension the grade shall be IS feet sbove
the datum plane; at point In tho center line
Of Also avenue extenson. $40 feet essterly from
suo Ss1s Uvuh1unty WV Wv Bt11s 14A1u
be 81 feet above the datum planc at point %
the center line Of Also avenue extension, $50
feet easterly from the east boundary Of Soto
street. the grade shall he IS feet above the datum
plane; at a point in the center line Of Also
avenue extension, 60 feet easterly from the east
boundary Of Mott street. the grade shall be SO. so
feet above the datum plane; at . pelnt 10 the
center line sof ,Ahs0 avenue exten1fo1s $50 foot
easterly from ths 80 boundssy of Me1e 6ogq1o
the grads shsll - ~ fset abovs ths da1Ho pla1oj
tcnsie n, - ~ sl61sssy fEosa ~ ~ - RI
Of Mott atrest NJ sssde ahall - ~ -
above The ds1um plane: q ~ i4lsIs.oll.u =
the wsst boundary Of ~ 1, Dle11 ~ uaneeakss
survey. with tlss csntss lis1 ~ A1lep esPro6 IL
An psr16n; ielsr.se > hereby notified to lls
Of the D. <)lllin tsn days after tho date
Of the Arst publication Of this notice
By order Of the Council of the city Of Los An
gelss at Its meeting Of JsnnAsy 2sths 4. d. fBA
wrW.RoblNoON, 0fs
Clerk Of the Ceuncil Of the City Of Los Angeles.
Ls Anssaes. Janeegg1egA. d. lsoe. gssa n
i N fjahoc10t ~ -
n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

James Ii. Egan having aled in this Court his
petition, schedule and inventory In insolvency.
from whichit appears that he 10 On insolvent debt
or, the said James II. Egan 10 hereby declared to
BE- insolvent. Tho Hherif Of the cuunty OF Los
Angeles is hereby directed 70 nks posssauiop of
All the estate, real and personal Of the said james
II. H.Egan,insolysnt ,exoeptssch a. may be by
law exempt rom executi0n end 81 alI his deetis
vouchers, books Of account, and papers, and 10
keep the same safely until the appointment Of an
assignee OF his estate. All persons are forb;ddsu
10 psy any dehas y tho sgh insplvsuk. oy "a -
liver any Propssty bsloaGing 70 sach 'inssivsst.
70 him, or TO any person. nrm, corporation. or
association fsr his uso. And the said dsbtor Z
herebyforbidden 70 transfer or deliver any pfop-
erty, until the further order Of this Court. az.
csPt a. herein ordered. r -
II y further osdsred, that all The cSediten Il
said debtor be and appsaF befors the uou, Vol
ney 4. Howard, Judge OF the Hupsrior Court 81
the county OF Les Angeles, iH cpsp Court, d Ne
Court Room of said Court, In tho county Of Los
Angeles. on the 2pth day q February, 1854, at
o'clock ?. n, Of that day, 70 prove their debts
and choose one or more smiGnsss of the estate
OF said debtor. 81 a -. a.. ~
II is further ordered, that the order be pub
lshed In the Los Angeles Daily Hrn1Ip. news
paper Of general ciroulat1su, pubIlsAed In the
county Of Los Asgsies. - oftsH - the aid paper
Is published before the sid day sst for the meet
ing Of creditors.
And Il is furthsr ordered, that, In the mean
!. sms all shs Now sHd
'' '''''' suas. q The s sapsrel nSmSEC; ccur,
Dated January loth, 1ss4.
r @. Touner. Attorney for insolrcn,. janeo
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
THE ARMY OF TYPES.

o, a glorious fame Is the fame OF the fray
For the banner OF Stars and Of Strips
But the mghtiest soldiers Of all are they
Who march In the Army Of Types
How they come at the wave Of the Captains
hand.
How they gather with rattle and click,
And leap TO the ranks ut the silent command
on the forming ground Of the stick
And whether II storm or whether Il shine,
And ever by day and by night,
with click, click click, they fall into line.
And march away TO the fight.
Each soldier moves on in his squad Of a word.
To the drum Of the age In the van,
Aud armed with two-edged invisible sword,
That cuts through the spirit Of nan.
Whore Ignorance sits on her shadosy thrones,
Built round by the walls Of old night.
They crumbl, and crush into powder the stones,
And lot in the legions Of light.
Where Tyranny reigns, with his foot aud his
yoke
On the necks Of the poor and the just,
They cease not TO smite Till the letters are broke,
And the tyrsnt Is laid in the dust
o, Army Of Freedom and Army Of Light
d, host Of our God battle on
Till the people shall rule In their God given right,
And the long night Of error rs gone
o, q glorious fame IL the fame Of the tray
For the banner OF Stars and Of Stripes,
But the mightiest soldiers Of all are thoy
Who march In the Army OF Types
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Proposals for the Grading and I'm
provement Of Main street from
California street to Washington
street.

Notes Is hereby given that scaled propoe ais
will oe received by the undersigned up TO the
Insesing Of the Council ofthe city of Los Angeles
Of February llth, A. u. 1884. for the grading
struss 10 Washington street In accord
ance with the resolution Of the Mayor and Coun-
ell of the Sty Of Los Angeles ordering said grad
ing aBd improvement. approve Deomker I'd.
A. D. 1888.
An proposals offered shall be accompanied by
a check, payable 70 the order OF the Mayor Of a
city Of Los ANGELES and certified bv responsible
bank, in an amount Of at least eS70.72
TIE Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
by order of the Council Of the city Of Los An.
gees at It's meeting Of February sth, A. u. 1884.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City oi Los Angeles
Los Angeles, February sth, A. y. 1884
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

Action brought In the Superior Court Of the
State Of California, In and Tor the county of Los
Angeles, and the complaint nled In said county Of
Los Angeles, in the efics Of ths CLERK of said su
perior Court
The people Of the stats Of california send
greeting e David Wagnss. lDsisndsnt is3
You ars hersby required y Appear inan action
brought against you y V sboys named Plain
;ornis in and los he Caasty q Lps Angeles. and
70 answer the complaint hlsd therein, within ten
Ssvs lex elusive Of ths day q ssrviss), after the
service on you Of this summons-ii served
within this County; o.. u served elsewhere.
Be taken against you according TO the prayer Of
The ssld action Is brought 70 recover judy
nsut against you for the sum Of els7s 9l-l00
uitA in3srest thereon from 0otoesr ~, 1ee2. at
tha rats Of sx per cant. per snnun, alleged TO b.
due from you 70 plaintiffs on certain promis-
cory note of data June l, 1888, for the further
sum u Q74o a1-lo0 alleged TO be due for eoods.
wsres and merchandise sold and delivered 20 yoo
BY pl.in'afs ios such other or further relief -
may be tuGt and for costs u suit. Reference "
had TO Complaint fOr Particular
And you ars hsseby notified that Il you fsil 70
appsax and answsr Ne said complaint, ~ above
Required the Ah fialntl1. will take Judgment
w. Siice visS isssss:s sSsssoi II from % October
Tor ths further sum Of s1l6 2ai00; fof such other
OF further relief a. may be just Andf Tor costs Of
suit. rirt
Given under ny hand and ths Seal II the su.
psrior Cenrt Of the stAts Of Csliosnia, In and fol
the County Of Loe Angeles this 97th day Of 0eto.
Der IN the year of our Lord, one thousand eight
husdssd nd eighty three. :, -.
X !. II. OWEN, Deputy. =. " 'o'''' 0'''''
GtAssELL, shirh q PATToN. Attorneys foi
r1AintinA Il# .aiNf jsni I'm