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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

NJ cmnWcn ~. u q Vida anil children. fau.
lglana, " Iarls, John fnass.f. Ni.t Whids
Odd ftvsfure, Y OVEN pHfris ' STILES.
lisu' tnyils, Miss i.sail, tsalis. g. htna.
Fm asn Imnfie,n, psf ssmeda, Apdi w I
pngs aqd vile ! 4 Olsssss Miss .dlsaes. Niss
lisaleg Mn Ripley. tnp " Marshall md vie
Iisa y iiindt, Sis - iinds W w faifinsn and
vile " Nauh ani vlis. Niss . " Dyer, Sis N T.
uirf. g q Iimnssn and via y ~ Borden and VIZ.
Nra J Nuts, Nlss y !. IsoAt iiH J 4 saith md
dlurhia, fnihsti4nd Mrs 4 fnlibiih ln.Dsn.
~ Mn & Z nltipp. tifa fgsfeu Mis- tsiins / "
Andsrsog, ysii Sc latham. NJ { Az
a,,g,,,.sg, Ms nf'es ~. : iaet, ! y RE No
w y lagf nod daughter. lian iiyops, - Hall. Mrs
, " Latham, ~ Nuief. " N Webb NJ ~ Nal
Mics Ida Nach ! \ Whitman md sifs laughter
naHrf = W taie Nisa y gaif, W WHEm y
RoblHslu. J tfalsda q NfEinrgu 8 { Wafi,, I
tauay, NH Whnfaan. Sis IS . Zones, T. Ise
anl vie, Miss y Rose, Nsa ~ Hoiss, Mis- l. Irwin
y lissfnsu ani size ! . Hass. w Lussonis, Air +
iurtr, 70 y pinioHd Miss 4 Love, Miss ~ Iuf
rhius. J & ksm6sd dis. N Eiifsd, ! Silva, Del.
hua, ~ ssaiaHea J Iisr-mi, ~ Hamilton, Al. sous.
and family 50 frtHindsy and wife, thildf.n, l. I
low. " ! Moment, Ihai Evefsit, J Iisitan, I q
LAfnss. ! MeAndsfiou. ~ Lucas, W Buyefa de
NaBv, 3 fiasn, Mrs. IIend.fa1h, n fIsnssn y
hsl"rain q Common, T. BoufRsl, q W Burgess. W
" leSis, Ah Nsgsh. 4 Rushfan
fr Molgkli and Hama, PEI fsha, Apfi IN v "
pfIn,ess iteike, Ms. flr,ie Vicf9r NJ ~ I pHsh
Joseph " rospos, Henry William
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05
ApRrL ,sa,
LOCAL ITEMS

An interesting Translation from o Luao
lIavtiuo Is delayed until nest week
The Hawaiian Mission Childrens Society
will meet This evening at the residence ol j.
I. Walcihousc IT,
The entertainment planned 10y pupils " Nv.
waiahao Seminary. which wa, advertised fot
Friday April Tlh will be postponed TIL Mon.
day the 18th instant
Rumor hath 1t that Mr. g. l.. Fitch is
about p receive the gb. which me,ns polite
permission 10 quit from the government posi-.
ton he now holds.
Secretary Schaeiicr Of the Queens Hospital
requests that tenders TO supply mill to the he,
pia In quantities to suit during the cnsucing
year, be sent to his office before ir.M to-day.
The ship Of war Kcrquclcy arrived last night
from Ia Pay. Her officers arc as follows.
n O t9umierr Cepialnc lie = Commandnnt
On. tidant Lieutenant lie veau oliifiot eu second
Heinhfo
Oh rherivoug Aide Conmi..ate
Pslaslu dc Champsauv Mcdccim De Cia.se
Canal Aidc Meletim
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05
Lands at Waiaiua. Moiokai /.

LOT r--one KoIo patch \ ..lo; t..,-..
i1ipuu; situated in apana n Kaaa.a... i'-n as
100 d All acre $s ku'e-Ha' "a
~ - 1ha9 and kuls Land situate on IN. "a,
4f-ioo Of an acre. - '''f s"ieana-
LOT 3-Kalo and Knla Ia,.d ,;,,,.,.
D',s q me stream al Is Junction ~i,I IN. - !,
'.tsl ~ the pnhair road 1s-Ioo aces
LoI -kaio and KaIa Land. s;,u,,. - ~.
,,,s9l,, ,ue Of "-ialua, adjoining Puniohaa =. ~.
.Lgf 5--kuia Land siiua,. in m. ....,.
"araisa - 500 scTr, 'e "'@'.A part ID
,taol q Naaaiain Land e,,at.i,;o,, nv. ma.
d "~i-isa- lsJ Sl-Ie5 acres '"' upper part
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

The above table was prepared by the
manager of the Hakalau Plantation Company
and furnished the Press through the courtesy
Of Hon. S. &. Wilder
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

For Gan Francisco, per WIN g Irwin, March re-
f,ogd7S1 lbs sugar 2o7,sop ID rice value, s6,aostt
For San ffancilco, per Alameda April Sugar, B.
sts,7oo a rice, 67op lbs; bananas 5,Iss bpchs: bste
leaves, - bNs hides. oig pcs. sheep skin. as %,
goat skins, 81 pcs. Value. $zos,olLIy.
fot san Francisco. per conauelo, April 4-s,s56 bgs
eoo4o2 lbs sugar; sDo bss, is,ooo lbs nee. Value
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

caniain Eads has failed 10 &c, The English
capital which he counted on to cary his ship
railway across the Is.hmu, Of rshaan,epes.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

A. - oso.t noon n. fiissias Peal Ts,sis, ssusss
At tionoluia mi waisiti IslaBi 4 Osha
no f-Ail n ibgs. premises situated N Merchant
lfsst W Honplniu. tnorn Haaoiuin Hale, hing
iw tsns premises Bpw EQUIPPED ~ IL Advertiser
Company ihs sipFs formerly o.estisd 10 J. W.
f9i-ft.yn Co, aHi its pfenises f-cupied ~ w. v
saast ts1f eonptisiag psst,1r n Aps ., /. &. s.
No. fos'1 - taalshsnishs ~
30, . ~ tbgss pennies a. r4rioo, near suuans
~ Hpu9lnlui aliyuihx pfsa1sss a Pst. ~. DsHsyn
having ~ afea = ~ ton = SIRE bsiag Aps vi
T. e. A.. f03ll.
80. -Au that io4a N pbs Land 81 fiobs Ksatss
Naiihk oFtaini1s y acres. bsinz Apa. % sad D 4
siid srafd
NO t-AH ihsi uze, N Rirs Land ~ Eaiatasn.n.
Wmhh containing ~ ps-iD1 acres. i-iig AIs,. D., u
sai,i apafd.
NO AN tia, kaio f4nd II NapaM. WAIKIKI,
c1uianirR sefese sg.io8 y chains, beng Aps y 4
aid award
No 6-Al that kal9 LAID o. Nanlatitsta, Wal.
wy containing SJgfass u az sps, Icing Apa u a
aid apsfi
no All iha; parcel a i4nd 81 fah.in., Maui,
knpNn - " Halssanani, containing lE,.tasss "A an
acre bring Apa. " " aaid sNafd
a. TERMS CASH Deeds 81 IL. .spesr 81
purchaser
u. p. ADAMS,
hBe,ioassf
Honolulu, April ia. isg,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

u.sAl.v PLANTATION. mo DISTRICT, n.wAn.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05
Lands a, Makapala. Kohaia. Hawaii:

LII Cane Add Pasture Land On n. ..., IA. q
<o-Ioo. -'''''"s H~isskoo-
s-hAo land and hillside on The .s., I'D, az
,,asapAla, near the railroad, and adio,n1z S;,ly
LOT 5--ca1s, Kalo and p..,.,.
49, O. 'he uiauka part Of Makapals ,g;a;,;sa
AaHiakho- as so-ioo acres "V'''inx
~ 4-lhs naska portion Of Mslapsl, u,..,.
"pVdhapd. ST acres. Nv
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

ldvrrasr 81 Of 7hs,momeiey. Rain Gauge.
o.. u. II A. ~. 2. 81. NC. WAR.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05
cjrncraI ADVERTISEMENTS.

r. BREWER \ co.
onp ~ sale N. cargo II N. bst
"UiRTJfI DAyTs."
Jaa arrived. n. following liz 4 nsreh.adi..
-. ,or,s.
Liyh E,pr.-s Wagons,
H-sfessioo Top Cor,inges,
steam Coal
Cumberland toni.
EHROsgSE ofL,
Common Wood Chairs
Matches.
Pine Barrel SHOOK.
ie, Chests, NJ, ,. .. ,ad 5,
Hos Iianila,.
Loba,n. ID. fin..
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05
Auction SaIts.
VALUABLE SALE
r e AL EST ATE

~ order ~ Her Majesty Queen D01Ag.r rfams
anh Hon Mr. Hsfui,s PaHha nishop, he gfssfsispst
rii s,ii - PUBLIC AUCTION - Va sai.sDosns is
Ilyaaiuin IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
The Travelling ThespianS.

Tomorrow the Phil. Maryet 6
combination take their departure
for the southern untry; playing
for the first time the same evening
in Lehi. This company is one o. the
best that has ever been made up in
this city, and will give cur southern
neighbors any amount Of amuse-
men. Mr.. James A. Thompson,
an old time favorite in amateur
theatricals, and almost pioneer in
dramatic affairs hereabout; Mr.. J.
E. Evans, well and tsvorably known
to the theatre-goers of Salt Lake
Mr.. Maynes; Mr., McEWan, OF
Provo; with the always faYorite
actress, Miss Adams, and pretty
Miss Anderson-all appearing on
each ard every occasion. TIE com
pany expect TO go as fer as Manti
and TO return in ABOUT three weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
Sheriff Turner's Sad Case.

The pitia5le condition Of Sheriff
John w. Turner, yesterday after
moor, when be LEFT the court, vas
such IS to excite the most profound
and universal sympathy, which, in
deed, was exprs ssed by those Of his
friends who were near him. On
leaving the court room he became
so prOsTate1 that his friends were
forced to aImO.t carry him, snd on
reaching the Arcade restaurant his
condition vas 50 critical that for
nearly 81 hour those present were
filed with sorrow and apprehen,
sion. The terrible strain which his
nerves have endured during the
long and 1isgraceful proceedings in
court was 50 intensified by the ex
huming Of the remains, Wednesday
night, and the cross examination,
with its h0IrId details, yesterday,
that strong and ind3mitsble as he
has shown himself, he broke down
ard seemed for a time to succumb
10 the powerful pressure that
so lorg bad been borne
with fortitude and resignation.
Mr.. Turner has shown himself
throughout the cruel and unpardon-
able trial to be in possession of ex-
traOrdinaTy self control, and has also
eVlnced devoted regard for the law
which he has maintained. all along.
should have its course, and there is
" grave question in the minds of
many as to whether the court in
insisting on the eXhuming Of the
ItnalbS Gid not add another awful
anu lnexcusaSle outrage to the long
series which has marked the case
rom the beginning. To redeem his
l%ults In this case Judge Hunter
should be careful not to bluuder, as
~ Is alleged to hsve done in the two
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
THE USUAL SIGNS.

"Mr. B.. said the president of a
bank 10 his cashier. 81 understand
you have sold your trotting horse?"
eyes. sir,' replied Mr.. B uneasi-
ly. II found the luxury too expep-
siYe." rr.
And you declined an invitation 10
attend champagne party the other
EVENING""
"Yes, SIR" The cashier wss get
ting white now.
And l also learn thst you have
taken class Sunday school and have
become q member CT the church
choir?"
"Oh, sir" exclaimed the fright
ened mar, "the amount is less than
$40. 600. and if you will give two
days time 1 will restore every cent"
But the president was memorable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
WASHINGTON SQUARE.
Preparations for the Seasons
Sports.

The regular annual meeting of the
Salt Lake Athletic Association took
place last evening in Barnes &
Davis office, when officers for the
ensuing year were elected az fol-
lows: President, D. L. Davis vice
president, w. W. Day; secretary,
D. G. Dunbar; treasurer, w. L.
Pickard.
Executive committee: D. C.D1n
bar, Geo. j. Tay lor, Royal Barney.
The secretary and treasurer's les
potts were read, showing an ex
penditure OF the grounds of nearly
$4,000, while considerable in
addition to this had been
paid. for prizes in athlet games,
etc. and for brir ging cluts
ftcm Idaho and other points 10 can-
test the champion hip in base ball,
etc. The receipts for the season
amounted to a haUdso z sum, and
though not sufficient to meet the en-
tire outlay. are considerable greater
than had been anticipated, while
the balance on loan, it ia assured can
be met out Of a small part of this
seasons receipts. The committee
were instructed to take immed ate
steps for The adjusting and getting
in order of tire grounds, and to ar
range for some early exhibitors. 1t
was also decided TO submit report
of the association TO the City C0un
Gil under whose generous permission
the assOcia ion had been allowed to
institute the f0e Improvements on
Washington Square and conduct
the athletic games n which 50 many
have manifested an interest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
Chicago Markets.

Chiesgo, Markets closed strong st
outside figures Of the day, and s'rohg
advance over the closing yesteroay'
Wheat-Closed 9Z2s Msy' S4'zz june
e CCSofnH58x May. t5H 'Juns. ~ July
Oafs-Sl3l May, 3Sh june '0% july
Whigky-l2.
Afto-Ooon whest - Active. weak,
shade lower; 92A to 9275 May 1913 to VI
June. l.. 1or. 5s1< 70
58H May. b6H to 5 . 10 1 8is{ May, 83H
70 PORK S91t o 1I Steady, little higher; 1870
10 1 La-5Zzs @dy s.57}l to $50 Aay.
Rye @ Jet; 81.
BSrIev Dill. 20 to Y.
Bnik Nsats-Fsir demand, shoulders
& 50 hort ribs, $50; short cle@r 8.e5.
Wbisky-l2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
Public Debt.

Washington, 1 decrease Of public
dabt during April. S.. 232,075; decrease
since June 80, 1888, $4,000, 474; cash in
She Treasury, 1899, 753. 2O6; gold certif.
Gates, SOL, 1l6 zoo; silver certificates,
SIG. 374 23l; certificates ofdeposit. $751;
G52. coo; refunding certificates, 298, 450;
legal tenders, 1896. 6Sl .Ol6; fractional
currency, Sc, 9S3, 1917; bonds issued 10 the
Pacific railroads. interest payable By the
United States, principal outstanding
S54 623, 312; interest accrued not yet paid
1892, 47O; interest paid by the United
States SOL, 16l 798; interest paid by the
companies By transportation service.
SIS OH, $40; bE cash payments of 3 par
cent. of ihe ret eernings, 1855 1885, BAL
ance Of interest paid by tae U-I.ed states
S42,493, 759.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
A Lively SociahIe

Ane new synagogue was COM
p,etely thronged With a social party
u me friends and Supporters of the
asSy' Mr. Lee of the Congregational
T TsulGa las, last night, The young
and ota were INDUCING in ice cream
bod bod VY aoa, Ie5reshments, and every
mo3d seemed to be IN a very happy
# oil 81 II Wss observed that reopie
nd ~ 81 d1 SHADES Of opinion were pressnt
the so' Ttteu 70 enter thoroughly into
r ro. spirit OF the occasion. It was a
J W "Iu successful party, in which
n.y. ". Lowell, Judge TwisS and
- c1a prominent citizens were TAX.
''s sn active part. van
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
Refused Admission.

n LING Il the examination of DR.. ].
n,o.- benedict, g witness for tie
e,n re'u'Ion' the court ordered the
s II !, room cleared. On appIieation
BFR 9LT uoor a reporter of THE
This A ID was refused admission
si5jjitT" was IS, done to prevent the pos.
tae 'l go Of a demonstration when
mn M skull OF the unfortunate v mnrn q
The w y %s produced in the court and
Dict. hU ntn q explained by DR.. Bene.
he n Dul 1t is not exaetly nlain D W =
JCdgpeI pres - was denied admfssiomn WY ~
pr:s 5e Hunter TT ing to s5ie1a +b Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02

CHI. LEWIS, druggist, of Ceda
Vale, Kansas, writes: II have sold
sPrickly Ash Bitters' for the past
seven or eight years, and consider
them one of the most reliable pro-
prietary medicines | handle, as is
evidenced by the continual increase
in sales and the almost universal
satisfaction which attends their
use.' o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
Chicago 1--we Stock Market.

Chicago. 1.-Hogs- Receipts, % OO0;
fsirly sctive; rough PACKING 6.i5 to
577. packing and shipping, $50 to 3 III,
- Csttle-Rsceipls. 1000; quiet, steadv;
cood TO choice shipping $40 to {. Is
cannon to medium 8 Is to $50, stock
srs 3. rs to 4 80. feeders 800 to $40
Sheep = Receipts, 5000; brisk, firm;
inferior to fair, AGO to AS per cRt.; me-
dunn to good 500 10 500, choice to
extrs SIS 20 $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
METROPOLITAN.

b God'n, Bingham; N P McElroy, Denver,
E D Nef, Logan; L crowley; n Hall.
Kansas; BoSd Park and wife, Pueblo; Miss S
Park, Miss NJ Park, Milford: W Carroll. Z
Darrah, Provo; T j Scott, India; T B Stibbins
Ogden; w G Cullen, A S Kelley. Boston; n Il
Whittenburger. Chicago; G II Wiley and wife,
VALPARAISO, P Garnston, Chicago; G A Cares
well, N R r; " Lull and wife, San Fran
CISCO; 6 human, W Rles, Jefin. Ohio; 81
Winock, Pueblo; 2 & Moore, Denver; N
Dickerson, 81 Massachusetts,; u o Jones, Eng
and; A L Ryers, Springfield.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02

1Asa 70: prising Take the cue; 90
ia aad win. and shOw the public that
you know how 70 sell papers, as well
as the advocates OF the fund.
The fact that your dscent &C
quaintances may not approve CT
your course should cut No figure
herein there's money it.
T. 0. Z. RACES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
,r0,r York Mining Stocks

Now York, L. The mining market
TOO and stronger; sSles Included Cali
.ornis At %, Consolidated Virginia $50
s5S9l67S1@3l. Mexico 1901 35, Sierra
SS4Sysds 2.35@2.z0, Unioz Consolidated
. 60 Horn Silver 6X@6A, Nsvsjo 2 40.
cutTo Tunnel l4@l5, BulWer 81, Robin
son 10, Seller 60 and Bodia 4.45'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02

USE INSTEAD OF UNWHOLE sOBIE
COSMETICS. GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP. which purifies and beauties
the Skin.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER
DYE, Black or Brown, SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 1.-Breadstufa quiet.
-Four unchanged.
Wheat-Red winter Is Sd; spring Is
Sd.
Ccrn-5s pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
Fire Record.

Presqpe Isle, Maine, 1.-Tweuty-
four buildings, including Pressure
Isle Hotel and postOffice burned to
day. The contents of the postoffice
were saved. Loss $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
May !, 1854.
CLIFF HOUSE.

JP Conner, o S l.; II Whittenberger, Saa
Francisco: J K Morgan, Park City: Kelly,
City; c S King, Frisco; a B Emery, Park Cry;
S G Giilispie, Brigham G ty; J a Grcesbeok,
Fri.cO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
SkNFlRD'S RADICAL CURE,

Head Colds, Watery Discharges from
the Nose and Eyes. Ringing Noises in
the Head, Nervous Headache. and Fever
Instantly relieved.
Choking mucus di:lodged, memb rane
clesnsed and hesled, breath sweetened,
smell, taste, and hearing restored. and
ravsges checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the
Throsi, Pairs in the Chest Dyspepsia.
Wasting of Strength and Flesh, Loss OF
Sleep, ETC., cured.
One bottle Radical Cure. one box Cat
srrhsl Solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, all
in one package, Of all druggists, for 81.
Ask for SANToRD's RADICAL CURE,
pure disiillation OF Witch Hazel, Am.
Pine, Os. Fir. Msrigold, Clover Bios
SONS, etc. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
IcAL Co., Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02

Silk, Satin, Brocsds and Velvet Dep
French and American Dress Goods
White Goods and Table Linen "
Zephyr, Ginghsm and Domestic
Flannel and Ladies' Cloth
Curtain, Drapery and Tidy
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming :"
hosiery, Glove and Button
Ladies' Underwear and Corset
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02

Ladies' s. Children's Shoe s. Slipper
Dept
Gents and Boys Boot and Shoe {"
Millinery, Fancy Goods s. Parasol u
Carpet, Linoleum and Shade -
Lacies' DoIman, Raglan s. Cloak {"
Gents ard Boys Clothing !"
Suits to Order ~
Hat and Cap
Furnishing Goods
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-16
THE LATEST NEWS.

The Chinese are preparing for active
war against the French.
George Gibbs, of Bismarck, shot some
months ago by one Ansley, died a few
days ago. Ansley is free on light bail.
The British parliament was prerogued
on Thursday with the usual ceremonies,
including aspeech from the Queen pre-
pared by Gladstone.
Lieut.. Greeley has made report
regarding the execution Of Private
Henry in the Arctic region. It is the
same in substance as already published.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-16
MONTANA NEWS.


fever.
! Severance & Co. sold their wool CHI
at Big Timber for 10 cents per pound
! Mr.. Dodd, farmer liviving nea
Benton. was run over by his owl
wagon and killed.
Gen. Schoield inspected the post
and reviewed the troops at Fort
Keogh on Thursday.
Meagher county's democratic con
vention will be held at White Sulphur
Springs September 20tE.
A son and nephew of Hon. Fred.
erick Billings think somewhat of
erecting Touring mill at Billings.
It is estimated that some of the
huckleberry fields of Smith valley will
yield 100 bushels Of berries per acre.
II. J. Akers was arrested in Helena
for killing two elk out of season and
selling the meat. He was fined $50.
About so families have taken up
land and are settled around the head
of Flathead lake in Missoula county.
The Castle mountain district in
Meagher county is making good
mineral showing. A test furnace has
been erected and a good showing OBJ
tained from the ores.
A band of 400 brood mares is now
near Fort Keogh en- route to the
Black Hills from Washington terri
tory. Mr.. I. p. Conrad is the owner
of this valuable stock.
New Northwest: A half-grown
coyote, chased into town by dogs, was
killed i'll Charley Aspling's back yard
Monday with broom. Tourists will
please paste this in their hats.
New Northwest: The Cleveland
hats arrived Wednesday, and it was
to see the attempt of the
wcarers, who haven't had a plug hat
on for twenty years at least, try to
look at ease in them.
A Northern Pacific train last Mon
day night killed three head OF cattle
for Mr.. James Pierce, Of Deer Lodge
county, making 25 head he has lost in
that way. The company refuses to
pay for the stock killed.
The Oregonian says that the North
ern Pacific surveying party, which
started recently to locate a line over
the Cascades. are pushing ahead with
vigor. Two parties, numbering in all
forty five men, are in the field.
Down at Sadie, near Miles City,
Henry Davis attempted to stop Frank
Philbric from wooing the affections Of
Davis hired girl. The result was a
,ow in which Phllbric was arrested on
Davis complaint for threatening with
/ gun. The case was discharged and
he costs saddled upon complainant.
Helena Herald: The executive
committee of the Stockgrowers' asso-
;iatlon had a meeting at the office of
Governor Crosby yesterday, and ap-
a committee to Investigate the
'epoHed existence of disease among
. band Of Oregon horses. now ranging
N Clark creek, near Helena.
Congress has recently appropriated
he sum of s2l 900 for the purpose Of
homes for, and otherwise
such members of Charles
)and of Bitter Root Flatheads as can
,e induced to move permanently into
he reservation. All who remove to
he reserve will be assisted to build 4
rouse on a l60-acre claim, to fence in
he acres. and be furnished with ag
icultural implements. seed, etc.
,Iajor Koran, the agent, has been in
eryiewing them regarding the offer.
'ut has been only meagerly successful
n inducing them to accept it.
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