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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-04
AN OPEN LETTER TO A. MARQUES.

Having come to Honolulu at the
suggestion of some of your influen-
tial citizens who know that this city
should be lighted with Gas to orga-
nize local CO., and build gas
works, feel in duty bound to
answer your silly article in BULLETIN
of 3rd. You open with the tyranny
of gas co.'s, and advise similar
thing for Electricity or some other
new invention (Which is in your
mind) to supersede gas. The fol
lowing sentence shows the hand
writing on the wall. You have q
friend but his name is not Levy. You
say, "The present system of light
ing up the streets although very far
from perfect has given hitherto
sufficient satisfaction and has worked
economically enough for it to be
warrantable to let it continue little
while longer" you are correct in one
proposition. 1t is very far from
perfect. Incorrect next. 1t does
not give sufficient satisfaction and if
$46.20 per year for each light is
economy it might be lighted cheaper
with candles. There is no disposi-
ton with the gas company to interfere
with your street lighting. If it is good
enough for the Government it will be
good enough for the company. The
company however, propose to set
few posts on private account so that
any party looking for the present
lamps will be able to find them. Next,
cheap gas from high priced GOALS ;
your whole article shows ignorance
of the subject you write upon. All
Goals used by all gas co.'s, on the
Pacific Coast are' imported from
Australia. The Pacific Coast has
cheap gas and their GOALS are not
high priced.
Article 1st. Allowing a gas COM
pany here at the expense of the
public; query, where does the ex-
pense come in. Can you answer?
Article 2nd Forcing on this COM
munity.
How silly; the idea of forcing a
community to buy a commercial
commodity. If you don't like gas
don't use it. Some people are salts
fed with tapers, others candles,
whale oil, kerosene, gasoline, etc.
Stick to what you use, but do not
try and prevent others from using
what they desire.
Article 3rd. The Government will
HAVE to buy the works. Try and
keep posted. A slip by the printers,
made the word MAY read SHALL and
it was rectified days ago. AS it is,
the Government may buy the works
If they so elect. How do you like
that. The latter part of your article
being wholly untrue requires no ans,
wer. Study up the gas business
and call and see me again.
w. G. ELMoRE.
Gas Engineer,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-04
BANKING NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED have formed
j copartncrship under the firm
namc of " SPRECKELS & Co." for the
purpose of carrying ON general bank
ing and exchange business at Honolulu,
and such other places i'll the Hawaiian
Kingdom as may be deemed advisable
(Signed) CLAUS SPRECKELS,
VIM. G. IRWIN.
f. F. LOW.
Honolulu, Jan. l4th, 1884.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-04
THIS EVENINGS DOlNcs.

Bethel Prayer Meeting, at 1880.
Fort st. Church, Prayer Meeting
at 1880.
st. Andrews Cathedral, usual
services, 1880.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-04
Water Front, Queen Street.
Fire Proof Wharehouse
ALSO THE LARGE
Building and Lot

On Nuuanu Avenue, now used as a
Warehouse. 1t was formerly used as a
Gymnasium (before it fizzled OUT and
the upstairs for Billiard Hall attached
to it. The building has been i'm
proved within the last three years
Delivery TO be made the last of
December of the present year.
Terms half cash Oh delivery, if preferred
Apply to
JoHN THOMAS WArERHoUsE, SEN.
"a None but principals treated with.
The undersigned is willing TO take
property in the United States of America
in exchange.
JOHN THOMAS WATERHoUsE, SEN.
726 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-04

A MOST desirable business property
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-04
FOR SALE.

A MOST desirable business property
IA on the
Water Front, Queen Street.
1t is substantial FIRE PROOF
STORE, built of Boston Hard Finished
Bricks, and no better built store in the
town. 1t was rented previous, and up
to the time of purchrse, by II, Hackfeld
& Co.
ALSO A BRICK
Fire Proof Warehouse
On Merchant Street, let for $50 per
month to Wholesale House.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-04
CIVIL COURT.

CIVIL COURT.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3.
c. Along VS.. Hooleia, deserting
contract service, was ordered TO re-
turn to employer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-04

1st.-Kaiulani Plate.-$75.
RUNNING RACE; mile dash open
to all horses bred in the Kingdom
that have never run at Kapiolaui
Park.
2nd.-Kohala Club Cup.
A SWEEP STAKE of $50 added.
One Mile and a quarter Dash; free
for all; weight for age. Sealed nomi.
nations enclosing Il fee of $40, to be
made to the Secretary of the Ha-
waiian Jockey Club, on or before
pm, on 4th day of June. Final
acceptances with balance of Sweep
Stakes on or before 2 pm, on the
10th of June.
3rd.-Queens Purse.-$125.
TROTTING RACE; mile heats;
best in to harness; free to all.
4th,-Princess' Plate-$75,
TROTTING RACE; mile dash to
harness; free to all year olds bred
in the Kingdom.
5th.-Reciprocity Plate. $3.50.
RUNNING RACE; mile heats; best
in B: free for imported horses
only; weight for age.
6th.-Queen Emma's Plate, ,-$75.
HALF MILE DASH for 2.year
olds; Hawaiian bred horses; catch
weights.
7th.- -Lunamakaainana Plate $1OO.
RUNNING RACE; mile dash: free
for all horses bred in the Kingdom:
weight for age.
9th. .-Kahuku Cup and $50
4MILE DASH; free for all a wear
olds born in the Kingdom.
9th.-Leahi late.-$25.
MULE RACE; mile dash; free for
all; catch weights.
th.-Coronation Plate. $1OO.
TROTTING RACE; mile dash to
harness; free for all year olds
bred in the Kingdom.
11th.-Graziers' ate.-$1OO.
RUNNING RACE; half mile dash;
free for all . year olds; catch
weights.
18th Amateur Plate-$5O.
ONE MILE DASH; owners to drive
free for all PAGERS and trotters, to
wagon, that have never beaten 2:55.
18th .-Hawn Jockey Club Plate $125.
RUNNING RACE; mile dash; free
for all year olds bred in the King
dom.
14th.-King's Plate. $3.50.
RUNNING RACE; 9 mile dash;
open for ALL weight for age.
18TH Casino Cup and .$25.
PONY RACE, mile dash; open TO
all ponies bred in the Kingdom,
not over ID hands high; catch
weights.
16th.-Kamehameha Plate. $500
RUNNING RACE; mile heats;
best 2 in 3; free for all; weight for
age.
18th Express Plate. $50
TROTTING RACE; mile dash free
for all express horses.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

From tho artiele3 in some Of our e.!
changes. ..it would aecm tiiat about tho
only live topic their cditors had was that
ot'lJing about Linle Missouri. All aorta
OF atoHes are betngl published, the mild
est ones Implying tiat Little Missouri Is
4 den of thIoves :ahd euttllrpata::::: How
thlsildca got about We are at a Ioss % un-
dorstand. Thsru. hib: been bnt 'ons. at
tempted robbery 4eIe. and: that one Wiaas
petpetfrted; By d trahP; who xns iiilseoy:
cred in'tho act anil ofler,4l To leave town
immediately which he lid. Far: from
being tho hardest 4 4wn, Llttlsi;: Missouri
IS 8 :peaeoiul 4"ons fs tnu: bes fotind on
tile Northern PpeiH9 II Our exchanges
would have the. nian4nod to publish NIL:
cles In reference 70 I4ttle Missouri which
arc made up.tro4l faef alone It will show
that they lta,~'a eskasu eu1 tae truth
which Is m1e eomnendablo than COM
ron Among theni.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

beforehand and tntarteres in no why wi&,
the annual rount-up. Every eattls NAH
SHOULD and, probably WILL: Araags :hla
should think g. ums mattet ,thit necda
consideration, Il Isnk Il over estefullY aud
be prepared With taets and figures upon
It This will avoid the loss Of time and
waste Of wind that usually attends .sht
btgtpuing Of an osganl1atioa.: Enough
important matters WIN como up to oecu;
ny all ths! eime thas can b gitent 10 Tic
meeting This organization win b 81
the course Of timo. Il. not at once. one Of
the strongest In the Northwest All then
should attend the opening meeting (which
will be held: Il Little Missouri, the asth
Of this month, at loI: II; y ~ =, :
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

There ia s-teellng among q few of
our: eAnh men that :the.e, arc enough
. T. !! |. ~! I! f sA i u aa4
BY nov dealers 10. bring cattle To- this
point shonld be discouraged. We are
happy to state that thIs feeling "a not by
any means universal, Every min who
IS here now has his 1ange, which will
not he intertcred with In any WY by
new stock raisera :: There Is an abln.
dance Of unoccupied land and an increase
In the number otcattle mud cattle.iai0era
will work to tho aarantngs Of al, con-
ccrned. :. II the Bad Lands wucrs trll Of
enttlc. II would not decrease tho pdee, IS
the demand Is tar In advance OF the amp:
ply. Wotd comes finn Knnsas that the
CATTLE sections therf arc overstocked and
tic cattle men there are looking to the
Northwest far relief: To all these, We
would ;say. come. There Is plenty Of
room and you Will te made welcome. =
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
ISTRooCCrQRY.

CnlIIe uinety.nine hnldredths. Of the
papers which have been started In the
United States We do not come 10 al a
loag-felt want rbs eattisbudnss;s heii,, hi:ii
though already afsgleantie p1Opa1tions
Is still in is intsScy ID point 'ot' time.
We do not come to {nts
end Another Geld .would have teeumore
eonEenial. We do not come us the agent
or tool Of any manor set OF men. there
ls.a wide Geld for ms to cotE, and We In.
tend tn cover 1t. We do come, however.
70 make como almighty dollars.
/. There Is nothing like honesty. and now
that We bave come cut thus plainly our
motives cannot be impeached- But to
fulall our missioh We must publish a
good paper. We Will not even be satis-
fed viii. this. Only when every ono will
acknowledge that oars Is the. hest cattle
paper In tho Northwest viii We be @tis-
0ed. Our tcglnntng may be small. but
Is nuel, 50 Us that Of many
another paper which now .stnnds at the
head. THIS. then: Is next to our prtlcl.
pal mission, to publish the best cattle pa.
per IN the Northwest and to preach Kiug
cnttIc to all mcp- For the present. our
inside pages will furnish sufficient gen.
erul reading matter and our outside pages
will be devoted almost exclusively to cat
tie end Bad lands ittns' J..
In politics We are Republican clear
through to the baekbone, anl will CON.
tlnue to tc so as long Us .that party con-
tlnues to merit .l.SS eatacm OF al. tn!r.
thinking men Dur allegiance to- tie
Republican l'nt{. Is not ::sueA, however.
as to blind us tolls faults, Ihpelitics,a Us
IN nlI else. We willie ticc and out-rcken
10 "ur Tiniuna Whenever wp arr a
wrrmg e,mlmIt.I wc will struggle with
nj, o,,r trrb!e uigl,t To i,aru 1t rishsed.
To sum ur. W intend t" publish thr
best PAPER NC can. srarlng no cxreuse In
thnt direction. far We are confident that
Il will be "ax brraL cast uruu the watsrs.'
II will retYru hcfurc nnny days in The
shnp. uf tllnAc san,e almighty dollars oi
which VIC l,av- previnusly ipnxrn.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
RATTLEsNAEg OK TOAST.

Atypieni cowtoy. fresh from his lieul
went iuto Ctcyeur chnpllouse. TheJ
tablcs wrfe bill dilpd With the except
tIun OF une. at which the trrror Of thc{
plains seated hIaiselk A. be pulled on |
his hat and united ths red handannn
handkerchief fnm around his throat he |
lsuked dlsdnlpfully around. Tho ntmhle
wuit<r hsushed an imaginary bread- |
crunb n,n the cloth. wtisked bill Of
tcre from The castor. and placed It betorc
tl,e festive md untamnd youth.
-rako II uwayr' he snn7led. T can't
sat thnt. I wnnl rattlesuakc OH tnastg'
"Rattlesnnke on toast = yelled the
waiter.
Ratticxaake on tnast r responded the
cnok.
Thrre was atstrunge duttrr among tho
R,,csts At this strange Hrder. and tile euv-
tny uas scanned i,y many e,.risan cycs.
lie lss,l,rsi little ,lisenncestcsl Al having
his Mdsr 90 promptly eukeu. and giuncetl
turtivrIy towar,t u,< frnnt td the house.
lie saw tho c,x,xs nod walters engaged In
hIiing ORDERS aud lnoldnR na solaan ~
gravcyarsls utter midnight. lie AsenIucd
a ,aurhalent air and picked Ills teeth
with Ills fork.
c.x,k tief,,y rcnanrcd the skin from q
piekrerl, aud cutting strip un rruper
ehape. placed II In \ spider. TIE waiter
, WIN had taken the ar,irr cunc tripping
back "a thcbnld bueeuacrr "f the panipaR.
will you havr your sunke wel, doue Of
I rure r
' "RAre With milk grnvJ m Il"
"Gin,mc u,at snake rare milk Hrnry
l. m tho ride" was hulItcd tu the tonk
Snake rare; miik grary-side." COOL
si,m,tcs, hack.
Say ~ sssid tho tpsine stecrer a III,
D walter pas..|l him. ~Ill tako It vel
ds.nc.- "Makr II well dune" Nakr /
we'll daur." vas anxwrrcd hack.
. The lar!at wrcxtler lrgau IL gsuv nesv
u ieuA The eqrcles~ exrrcstun hna left HI
l. syca. aud aoft, aulducd. melauehnl.
!" shade haA taken Its plaer. To 6dgcts,
I'm his chair. and seomed 70 Be nsrvini
=. himself tnr m ordeal
!" -IFre you ure. DIR" sutd tie e,,Iinas
!" GanJmesi-. placing dish In which va
Vt inme,hinS nierly called. which lnofe
r. like frted specimen 1t the genus crota
"a tus.' "ltave . uttle Horerstcr ssuts
nm tHvca vrry Hne navas. s1mo folks itk
ur mushrooms With their snakes. OtheI
n prefer Chill coinrow. 4 littls aala
m dressing dnn't 60 had fhcre's unegl
;, and olive oil Ia the euAtur. Will N
r. have tea or eetScsf 'vcIy hns suak
=. Caught yesterday. Fat and tender.
-. when the waiter VIVA delivering hin
mr. self o, This cuiosy 90 hs.usal the ste,
r.. driver slowly shorcd hh chair hae
III llis eyes bulged ont und be heeamc pa
,d aroand the Rills- II don't think I'll q
~, anything, FAINT hungrJ:;" he aaid, a.
~ s,t fos II. 'Hpssssaai'' sss TO Ids fs and reash'
nj .XaJbe you'd prefer hrlled moeczdn
: Al tnsinuatingty sugge9ted 4e waiter. ~,
:. he replied; q the nahen Eh:ter dscpsat
- au bis fne&. Il amt . hitI hungry. Z
me eu It another glance at ths dish hs had o
'or ,dered. and made 6scak i'd 4hs door.
I'd forgot to pay at tho eounfer.. :.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

SSssAAASA$>~<o' s.AeN'sss>t ~ ~ NcSx, HVA
health md ean no lpngas give penqnal
attention to. his valuable stahlo, uhIeh
cunsasa ot,swsnty-slx. INA rnes1s sl:in
training. It'd 'c6iat .onaa being 'Jaauatop
md Atsle Brown lug: i ~, =.
John Flood: who pas .dsfsatSd sdna
time asoey John I. epi1lyen, puu.vantz'
any man III ths world 10 .kpock i elaHoR
his shoulder; HI piaferi to fght Guilt
vah, lot IL they msoti b. wtn't 'hsya.suy.
epecial prefaranccs Tor SONS time. ~,
For the coming washington Paik Cub
r1ees. to b held In cdIeasu, a'lkfgF itss
Of entries l,aa. becn nnmlnnted tl,An fm
any othe mesung ersr l,sld lnthe unitsd'
6tsteA Ths cQttea Nil closed. Jan. lsih,
md faoted up grand total es i6s2
Ngaaux hgsin dcfsFted sehafer In th6.
balk-ltne blibard toutn2mant IN faIis.
To DO tt hs had 70 play tho dnrst game ot
billiards diat was eter played aehaiicr
himself surpaastng Nh previous 1seotiis.
Tho score u tho clqee Of. tho tournansus
was: vlsnaux. snuoi scheesr, abea
Tho salary itat alone af tho baB ltkyrn
oi tho United Btates reaches naariy .
million hollkrs. 4Ms b about hiit tho
expense Of running ths clubs Bass bail
By the stringsut rules applied 70 playtrFi
a,sa riseu hom msrs tool d enmtasts ia
b ohs oe tho best md tho most honnst
liposts In America. =. -.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

andre ChrtStui dessated Charles ,Ri1-
amos In . ar.co- -8dutan- 'wrsstiinS
match 1t Now Orleans Jan. 10 Gutstel
was ~ tatpr in wrestling ,ne ;WhtAaek
and slujdaea. Iat win Agws :iass;a hard
struggle u edo!u sither. ~ tausht; ;het;
ey than hs kprr., =" Il
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
BAD LAS1;s Cow Boy,
l. MAT!PAcKRD.

1ss Gov Be1 '.satpus!Ahsa Tor rsa' but sor
AdrcrtiainG Rsiss mA6s kaaua On application
Standing Ad'rrtiseH.sass payable quarterly.
rrAnd<at Advertisements and all Jubuatk, mon
sE In night
Address al eoumu4teaaoaa 10
n< RAaUs,na Cow Bon,
T.. 1: a. NrDoxA, pAkork.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
\ WORD Tu aI'R Sl'Bs'RIDERS

\ WORD Tu orr Sl'BS4'RIDERS.
To reach q raying basis. Newspaper
must. of ull thugs. bc cnnaueted on bud
up,a principles TI secure the ndiTtion
uf thesr principles, payments must b"
met nA pr,'lprtly NJ IN cvery tdhrr Lu.t-
.ir.p. that ii every three 1u"niln or stson-
er. With ulLs In view nc inrrnd adopting
nsnlIhrctson 1t the cnsh 10 advance"
system. NAMELY. rsss, ip hand ar l,efore
thr cn.' "s three n,,ntil. Every sutscrip-
tim that ix HIT rnlL up within tl,at time
will positively ir uksu frntu nslr list nnd
what will " the s,llrsrrilhr't Les will W
eNr cvcrIa'1IuG gaIa.
! III will understand that The riitnr II
1pntl94t irrr for hiA iu-aith. u. II n re-
nztthMy, cne In nny lrroiliy, anil that
thk prine~rs nrr h,t uilllnnnires in dis
gnis.. wh" ,rnitr u,tIr scrrirrs grniis IN
account VI their cunsuning love for t3,c
editor. We might ulso ard. In this ein'
nerti,,,l. t,lat g,4.rra'is r'iultves have unl
runtendc.l with zach other n t' whr
rls,uld fur1,ltl, u. 'alr otitht "wtthnul
niuncy ai,d wltiu,ut price, Every thlnl
from prc<ars 10 galley rack wss h,ugh
lbsnnd nov tnk1i the lr,s type foundry II
}hc t'ui,td s,t tlr-.
T. We sup;sxe ,m onr likes to H. dunn,.l
Evcry ~li.--ri,-.r can ave ti,r i!I-fr-iinI
DIM eau-,- i,y cunning T.. The acicr viii
tho subscription rric,'H handing Il L, II
anywherr. n n subscriber Ai,Hil.l l,Aprs'l
u he out ii cash. fstr< II all kiu.l< al III
\ highest marL.: prize will l." tas~n il
iaymrnt. Tlh.y arc IL g,ssl 4, H. Al III
! pnnry. . III ,L-t hides will l,e lsMgi,t 4
\ this way hE twrnty.nvr e"IItH u (s'uii,
frUui fi,s +" savra r~uia r1,Ic than ca
ssasilIy ts' rsaliISSi fur tIu'L, In cash.
II "ir ,a,,~<Tttsrs will arl uwal iias
faeta a,si tL,u avoid a:.y srrn,In9 lack
euufldcner TN o,,r rarl hy snrring II
paprT. II will arealiy ahItgs tie c.lIG
aud enhance E,.si fsrling na tx,tll side
We nrc glad to s~r that Nr. Hnwn
Eaiau las taken lh. initiative In tie al
. thing thai l< nnw must iu,r<4tant b. u
eattir uisn. We c.isr M Ils s,,,,jee, al
esttic crpunIz zatl.n. In annIhrr eniuu
will b. found the rnii tE q in~iIi,
THIS T. 4 n,attrE II vftnl Interest u ..,r
stock man of thu Bad Lnndt. Sul,Jcs
eunttnHsIlx e"n~ M tia. si,ns,Li hc \
sle.i hy the v"ts * th. maturity us o
, cattle nrn. At prrspns there Ia no {
ganizatkm. AMI each man m,uu decide
qnc.dlnu< for himsrIi. Thrrr b IN ne
Of rrcaritutatiuG II" lit al. henr0r III
Will arisr firm this nrvanizaiion. tn
arc patent To ali. Eve1 stock man N,
b. In favor af t. and hence wc Ious fol
rgr meeting next Feb n This date
! an execllent nns a. II gtves pientyaf III
- to have u,attees which Will eame up
enpdderaifou al, that dine, consider
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

the lar West nrtctn Of stock cnteic ore fhr
In adrauer Of rorrcaponding priess tnr
beci cattle. This cunulm Of anairs
would ssselIiy Lring slnut czisis. II
not tninl eoI1a,sc. In any other huMrcss
than this, aud hriug ruin aud embasraae-
uent IA thnac who havr gaur In at Tho
recent rungr oi prieeA VIC do not be-
liero IL possalAc that a.is condition Of A.
faira eun OF will b llaug maintained,
because Il II nat natural, hut DO not an-
ttri,sase TINT tho settIi,ig of prices Of
rungu cattle Will result In serious eus-
haraamnent to nuybody. Il tho prices are
toD high. thu g1uwtt ot the younger AMI
u,ais will rnorr than compensate fos tho
differcuce. and the Older onna, with thsir
increase. al any prtes which may bs
called Legitimate. Will BA.xurth another
season Tar rnrc than u6tnnimals with.
ont lntrtaso arc rated this ssasuu. Thsru
h u possibility .ti.at . settling .ot psfees
will diasipatA . molety Of ANTICIPATED
pruatss but L. ID pecuIlality OF tho ltrp-
atock business which has nved .thoounds
trum tsunHupt1 ahd hruuSht Gueeoa out
af tbs. mast reckless naanakement and
fuuiavdrahls cnndItIona that No matter
what price ID paid. Of what etscan Of osd
6oetane arc encou4tesid, the stock will
grow to the DESIRED ratk.;-l9retdcr'a
Gazette, Chicago. =.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
:oWTaE RANGE. z s.s:. 3;:s;: ;s:;::
ssN 10000. besti stetiis:; II il

1907 - - y. -: II.
!: About SCOOP eattls! N.re j pis.;,tuissd i
Sesad. !ast yeti.. /; T.: !: Z. Is; 4;
There als ae.t ayet:. 1000 h.ad * estti.
Ia tho SMOKY Hllr POOL: ...:I::,
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i There :lays HeVer been reports about
TIE cattle 6 favorable as comp trum III
datstlils JsaI.:, T: =: +. = !: i:;.
4. Reports hns u qaalt tsts:: indisats that
there wiz = rpah Dc: capitalists: q ths
xho!d W'sst;to; engage tn e stoek haliii lii
ness: =: :::s;,, i, &: ii
The reports. that many: New: Nexican
eattle hsss;lled tfdm xyiaanit ot Water: :hayiissi
been eonttsdietea..:;; Al abundance Il w.: ",
ter Ii reported.:.; 49,: ::J@,!5l;E4: !: .
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
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