The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-21

for $S 000, 600 ~ - a s NJ
Powers aGreek glaye'' Il for sale in:rew;
York for $40 600 81, s3 i.s 3 s So Il Is I'm
s Los Angeles. Colo, has electric, lights seen
eighty miles at sea. $ss32 !;
I. Marine City, Mich, shipped sixty -fYe tons Of
limbcrger last year. 4. - TN
f$ The most valuable building in New York is
the Mills block, worth 81, AZ, 600 3f3 FIRE
The Minnesota Mutual Accident and Railway
Relief association will ask for recaiyers Il AZ
K In Northern Louisiana the ground Was frozen
from Jan 20 to q, al unheard Of thing IN that
region. 35g53s
s55s a Boston firm has an order for .; Georgia
pastor weighing 400 pounds. The shoes arc
Mira Mutt sues an accident insurance COM som
pany for $500 on Capt Nuts lifewhen Dukes
killed him. .! ~ q ss.$ q: Z;
New York state spent si,a25 ,e1 on public
schools last year, with 1,04l, 900 scholars at
tending. I. a y 3: 81 .22E al S IS,
Tho cotton. factory bnils in The Atlanta expo
sition nov runs u, 900 spindles nd uses cap
St louis manufactured %, ooo, 600 pounds Of
tobacco last year: This places St Louis first
/ IN the line OF tobacco manufactures.
The receiver has been Instructed to sell the
mining property at Ely, Vt, valued at ii COO
goo for the beneat0f bondholders and credit
ors. A s.s. 81 s3 n.
Schedule OF the firm Of EdHardW. Coleman
q Co, grain merchants, New York, have BEEN
filed Tho liabilities are $3.50 600; nominal a.
sets, s403 COZ; actual assets, 857, 600
The Denver Tribune 5was sold recently 70 =
syndicate of Now York gent lernan for SlO0-
w. o. H. sRothacker continues editor.iu-
chief and =. y. " Skin manager.
81 The New York presbytery has granted thsi
church board Of educati ion an sextrn allowance
of ssS1 600 Rev: Nicholas Bjerring has bean
enrolled as minister Of the Ptesby terian church
1.hsrelwere257 failures Ii theSU United statos
reported to Bradstrs et's during tie past week;
one more than the corresponding week Of 1883.
and ninety -eight more than the same week 81
tant, and about 81 per cent were those Of small
Traders whose was laas |than 900 i
Abranch q the Catholic knights ii America
has been organized in St PAM, with the fol-
lowing officers: President, William D. Kelly:
vice president, James o. Bnen; secretary. b. tx
Harrington; recording SECRETARY, .. II King;
treasurer, r H. Dawson sergeant .at -afms.
Fred Henry; sentinel, John e. Doyle; trustees.
DID. Doyle; 2. 2. Fitzgibbon and John Kelly
Tho silver mine ID Duluth; ION which work
has been pushed the last few months, now
promises to be 4 good Investment. One ASSAY
from rocks taken out three weeks ago show
yield OF over S1Q 80 to the ton OF silver. and
Two specimens taken out . week ago, 83 80 ii
taken out Is the richest YET found, gold ia Tie
rocks being plainly visible TO the naked eye.
The executive committee ofsthe Minnesota
Womap's suffrage are diatri butipg tho follow.
Ing petitions TO congress: tTp the honorable
members Of the senate and House OF represent
tatiyea in congress assembled ssWo, tic ,lI,J
Ideragnel 4 citizens 81 tho statd ~ Mfnn9sosa
twenty -one years Of agey and upward, respect.
fully pray your honorable bodies to submit ID
the several state legislA tures the Amendment
to- the federal consti ntion prohibiting tie an.
Acknowledgement OF Unitsd States citizenship on
sccount OF SCI II 95:$