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RATHER LIKE ROMANCE.
How a Lynn shoe Manufacturer Fou
His Child.


Nineteen years ago a female infant
was left with a nurse in Boston. The
name OF the child was not given, and the
only clew TO its parents was a handker-
chief bearing the initials &C. NJ" After
Il lapse Of years the child was adopted
by Mrs. Dewitt, of Boston, and pecu-
liar growth appeared on the lid of one of
the child's eyes. She was taken
to an oculist, who remarked upon the
singularity of the case, saying that he
had operated only upon one other SINH
lar case in the course of his practice,
and that was upon the eve of wealthy
lady in Lynn. Mrs. Dewitt, who took
the little girl to the oculist, reported
what the dostor had said, and an attor-
ney was called in. In the process Of a
long investigation the parents We're
round. About six months ago
the girl was confronted with
her father and mother, and a settlement
was made by the payment of $7,0lO for
back hoard aud damages, and an annu-
ltY of 81 300 was settled upon tho daugh-
ter, now young woman. 1t is said that
when the child was abandoned the hus-
band of the mother was poor book
keeper, who feared that the birth of
baby would anger relative, who was
possessed Of means. The once poor
book-keeper is now a wealthy LINN
shoe manufacturer, stands high in the
community, and for some time the affair
has been general topic of CONVERSE
ton in tie shoe city. Although up
wards of six months have passed since
the Boston lawyer effected the money
settlement, the gussips now chew the
scandal as if it were of the freshest de-
scription. The parents Of the girl lived
in Lynn before they were married; in
fact, were both employed in the same
shoe factory. Fifteen days after their
marriage the now l0-year-old daughter
was born in Boston and left with
the muse, as stated above. The nurse
was given a generous sum with which
to support the child. The father and
mother said they were anxious TO get to
st. Louis as quickly as possibly, rea-
son then given for the abandonment of
the child. They now say they under
| stood the child was dead. The young
lady, who figures rs the heroine, Ii SIDE
clinod to come to Lynn to live with her
parents, and circulates now in the best
of Boston society," Exchange.
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ONLY ONE wAR.suIr READY.
The Galena Alonc,of the Vessels at tho
Navy Yard Able 10 DO ANY Fighting.

rue 1hlena Aloncof the Vessels at the
Navy Yard Able TO DO ANY Fighting.
Admiral Jouett, who il in command
of the North Atlantic squadron, will
leave for Washington tomorrow Ia
confer with the secretary Of the navy
IN regard to the present dilapidatod con.
dition of the vessels now nj the navy
yard. To a Herald reporter last night
Admiral Jouett said, that In ease of
emergency the Galena was the only
vessel ready To put out To sen. Tho Ten.
nesseo, Swatara, Nantic and Alliance
he said, all hooded repairs to their ma.
chincry and II ordered out could moi
got under way in less than from thirty
to sixty DAYS.
do YOU anticipate any omergencyg
asked the reporter.
"Well, | understand that flihusters
arc hNrcriuE about kev Wr.f rtI
. trouble is anticipated from THAI quarter
We cannot tell what moment "A call viii
4 como from that quarter"
! what seems To be tho trouble with
me vessels awaiting ropairsg,
III Is principally the machinery that
/ Is out OF gear, The Tennessee, when
brought into the navy yard, was much
I hottpr than was was expected, but sh
needs new engines still and her cabin,
want To ho put in some decent sort o
condition. Take for instance the admir-
ais cabin. IL Is unit torcceive an OH
2 cinl In. MY trip To Washington IN &
learn Just what work IL 10 ho done on
Tie W .sOls aud what service they arr
B intended for In the engineers depart
/ ment above We are short eighty OF
ninety mon. This, Of course. win caus,
great delay In getting tho vessels ii
why la YOU not secure the mcn2"
"becHnso The law passed last yea
prohibiting the increase of the pay rol
sixty days before election ties our handl
up. That law is a stiekler just now, ans
how we are going 10 get over II IN NOR,
Than can prophecy."-iNew Yorl
Herald.
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A GREAT GENIUS DEAD.
Han. nrakart. the Austrian Painter

Hans Makart, the Austrian Paiuter.
Hans Makart died October 2, 1881. lie
IL usually regarded as the greatest OF
Austrian painters. As master of color
he was unequaled among modern art.
lets, but was surpassed by some, per.
haps by many, In concertion and skill I'm
drawing. What Wagner did in the
world OF music, did Makart In that of
limiting, namely. divided II into wor.
s'lping admirers and as earnest de.
tractors. The balance predominated In
ms iAyor, and he died encompassod With
Annurs,
Taken A. whole. his life il hut sad
story. The man was naturally Of NOR
bid intelleeh impeiuous 10 recklossnoss,
a,ii Noluplnuus. External success and
weigh In the history OF Hans Makart,
che suffering originating from his IN.
balanced Judgment, His crccsses and the
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JOHN $. ALDEnOPF. Agent.

THE STATE OF TEN AS-ro An MN
4 sons Interested Ina the u,inisi ~, = - ~,
me estate of II, W. Goldthwaitr. deceased,
a, i'1aNic, executor of T.. b. Gold,;niic' a.
vvhSed' mas HE'D, In the County Court M pai.
~, county, hnnl account showing the conii.
loh sad estate uf lt, ". Goldtnwnlte IA
Neastd, which viii be heard AT tho next icrr,
~ seAd court commencing ON the lsi MINI.
Jay IN Nov. \. u. 1881, AZ the Conf. boYSa
s sn eneS,y OF Dallas at which time ali per.
contest said account II they See ,Sron pe"i anu
Dallas county, Texas, N'o'~ vi
Ia s'l-uiven under my hand and tho seal
this i,h v S. M9ihce, In the city OF Dallas
W. NJ. @. HILL.
S9onty Cert panas COUNTY. Isxsa-
! W Il u. htsnts. kputy,
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Neeheh = Chance.

al would rather not do Office work,
said tho now clerk to the merchant.
Heath poor?"
mo, not exactly, but my last work
DIDN'T agree with me, II was too con
tining."
where was your last placoe"
~ had a short job ON the island. -
New York Graphic.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works
NEW and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
Une Block S. Of Santa Fe Depo,,
One Block S. Of Santa Fe Demo
DALLAS, TEXAS.

fNhAaNNt ALNAf.
are prepared To do all kinds OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work a
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Irou ana
hrasS Castings, and In fact everything In M,
line executed and finished in manner equal
To the best shops In the whole country.
Models made To order Don't forget we have
'he Best Machinery and most skilled work.
men In Texas. Contracts for the iron work ON
All Kinds OF machinery desired. Doa't forge,
the place ifyou want good, substantial worn
done at liviag prices
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Official CITY LAWS.

A N ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
~ construction and maintenance of avn
lnEs and signs on, over or across sidewalks
In the City of Dallas
SECTION |. BE It ordained by the City Coun-
ell Of the City Of Dallas, That it shall be I'M
Jaw lul lor any person or persons to erect or
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks in the City of Dallas lower at
any point than ten feet from the surface of
the Sidewalk; all awnings shall be- securely
fastened To the side of the building and firm
" supported by iron brackets, aud all avn
ing, except cloth awnings, within tn. fire
Illnlts Shall be covered with tin, sheet iron
zine, or some frc-prOOf material; nor shall
any person erect any awning post on any
sidewalk Tn the CitV Of Dallas. All awning
posi- now standing on any sidewalk
snail be removed rs soon as the awnings they
support are removed for repairs or other
purposes nor shall any awning extend
furihcr into the street than TO the outer edge
of the sidewalk.
Sec. ,. II shall he unlawful for any nerson
or persons 10 place, have or maintain any
sign of wood, cloth, TN or other substance.
beng suspended, fastened or attached in any
manner ON, across, a'uu", over or above any
sldcWall, or street 'u saidClty, whether above
pr below tine awning so that ihc same shall
project more th'N "" 'N'hr~'gOln the outer
edge ulJuy iy, ur usI|otug uhutIHg on any
street In said tityoi Dallas.
sec. h Any one violating amy of the pro-
visions OF the two preceding vtons shall
on conviction in the Mayor, court Ice Gurd
IN an sum not less than i've no more imam
nifty dollnis
See Thatull ordinances, or parts of or
dinnnces, In conflict herewith are hereby re-
poaled.
Sec. j. Ths, this ordinance take effect from
It's passage and pa location.
Approved p'toncrN ., 1851
W. l.. DAEEIL, MAYOR.
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20 not for u moment lett your conn.
dence betray you into supposing your.
self incapable of mistake. It In indeed A
serious blunder to refuse To take DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup when you even sus.
pest you have taken cold.
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WANTED

WANT ED-SERVANT FOR (;tsSS t,,,
W houseMork FOR small family AAb
TO MRS NJ W. FARLEY, $50 North Harry,
street atwood
WANIED-AN AGENT ON Com VIZ
W sion Tor Foreign Express td i5NIS-
giving references, r., box 2,la3, N. o",Isss,
w ANTED-A PRACTICAL EN(;I \, !, ~ ~
w of Is years experience, licensed y r. III
government for steamboat ard eynor''g lhe
Holly water-works man, wants a iob uSe 3
1reSs Intelligence oliice, GOD Main stra az
Dallas, Texas. oottIIeee',
Iy ANTED- OCCUPANTS FOR A-,.i-
w ant furnished room, with board ~, n -
vate family; pleasant neighbOrhoSd ~ pr
business centrei terms reasonable, AT NJ 20 20
Bryan street. H ~ ~
WANTtD-A WHITE COOK FOp
w small EmiA Apply mt a En1r'o
NTANrED-A YOUNG MAN NOW ~ ~
w gagged MS book-keeper for n InaI IA
house, desires q set of books To- poSt WI ilg
evening, or viii assist of an evening IN IN an
office where the work is too great for ~, ~ an
plishment by one man. Terms very re svuh,-
able References and ability A 4ieIINoh-
l. this office. o rti,treNS
WANTED - TWO OR THREE WV,
W Agents with cash security AnniWS
person at Union News Cos, Office MarpsSoih
WANTED - HOTEL Help W tIt.rys
w walters at the Barnes House. Aibaaia,tGA
Texas, J, l.. BARNES Proprietor. I ooi7 ~
w ANrhD-LADY AuENT IN EVFpv
w town in the State. Goo nav tN I'm,
parties. send 10 cents for mll paTtiGnitasrn, u
ADDRESS Lock Box IS, Greenvine. Hrn f' Sn
Texas ~ az 70,
WANTED-FlFTY LADIES 10 MAZE
w all kinds of gents wear Anni,, I. r
tween the hours Off and in the npr2nio,,
Factory entrance, Main street third andS. -
BLANKENHlt d BLAKE. ly5i,Iu,,
w ANrED--ALLP PERSONS TD KNuIv
~ that Mrs. j. Il. Burnett is carr&1ns Wv ="
the bust css formerly done hv her bnsho, "
deceased, at 81 and Si3 Main Stree v,paua,
she at all times Is prepared with skiilGnI
worNmeu 10 do all kinds or pui.binc, ,r .U'
water and stcain-iittinl, lightning rSJs'
pumps and in large variety. se9iti
WANThD-THE TEXAs NfI1ITAI.rN-
w dowment Association Will dive GOOD ~
profitable employment TO eNpcrlencsi ins,,r.
anoe solicitors. Address A. N. Hail. Secra-
lary, ~ Main street, Dallas, Texas. win
A GENTS WANTED--lT Will, p1V-1>I
~ intelligent man or woman wanting nr,nf
liable employment to write for NV iIii strot
ed circulars and terms of agency Tor the eel.
cbratcd Missouri Steam Washer. which L,,
reason Of its great intrinsic merit is mnetir.s
WIN Sncu phenomenal SucCc., "a ,,JrI7
lLlh aud franklin avenue, 81. Louis. Mo.
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LOST.

osI-A RlNE POINTER pt'p. THREE
months old, near the First wanl -ciool,
~, N toera, reward will be prld for i,s return
70 SAN MORGAN, ut Betterlon A lrylne's.
answers TO The name OF HUI" u
osI-A BLACK ANDTANpUrtpftIu
~ Answers TO name Of Grix RstCrn ts
s,rs. usee''s reward Ut Oyster Stand, eS iIsis
ee.s--t
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CLERK.

WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
" w. II. THAcKER for, ,mty Clerk.
NE ARE REQUESTED > ANNOUNCE
~ w VI. G.. HILL as a candidate for re-
lection to the office of County Clerk.
WE AXE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ HENRY JOKES SO Il candidate for re-
lection to the office Of District Clerk.
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INSURANCE,

- tistlCsuud History, Austin. Tpyns 81,
~, lN>i.-ro An Whom IL MAY Concern, XXI
IS to certify that the pcpnsyiyaniR rIr, in,
suranco Company, ct Philadelphia, Pa. ms
w ~ respects tully complied with the laws
nus'nese IN this state, and that enid Cons
many huldsa t'TItrHt" ot h..',rItv ,r,,,,
,his t..ro HuUuNt.i d, to do business ip u,Vl
SlN, r t.lr months from the lst INV "r
lN>i ' We ''''"'"yr
HlNen Inder my hand and seal at ofIiec. IN
AUSTIN thu day and date first nunvs yrS,,,,,,h
IL. Il. BREWSTER, CummissinncS To-
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LEGISLATURE .

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" !. r. TERRELL as candidate for the
ne Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Eloc
on,Loqm9AON 4, 1881
w FARE AUTHOKlZEDTO ANNOUNCE
" H. Il, CouMBES as candidate for the
Legislature from Dallas county.
WE FARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
W Mr.. X. y. KGMnRoUGH as a candidate
or the Legislature in Dallas county, subject
q the action Of the Demncracv
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COUNTY JUDGE.

EA- ARE AUTHOPIIED TOANNOUNCE
" Colonel En-. g. BOWER as Il candidate
or the Office of County Judge at the ensuing
election 90 November.
tAfE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
" announce Colonel W. VI. EDWARDS rs
candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W W. T. STRANGE as a candidate for
County Judge az the ensuing election.
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Undeveloped
o raiaS 81 q, We Human BODY Enlarged, Devcl.
lns Acknowledgement long run Ia our paper' In
Ispp 70 Inquiries we will say that There IA no
.Nllence .! humhug about his. on The cnn'
tu..y sne sayertleers are very highly indorsed.
siv,,.', s' IN renons fnsy SET sealed oiroulars
asaisa Cs, Z Q. Box ~. BnihAio N. H.--ro.
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Society is in Il pucker over the ques-
ton: "Shall our girls whgstlem OF
course they may, il they strengthen
their lungs by using the great DR.. Bulls
Cough SVrup,
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CONsTAELE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
" W. +. GRAHAM as a candidate for Con.
'aole OF Precinct No. at the ensuing elec-
ton.
WE ARE REQUFSTEDTO ANNOUNCE
~ u. &. MCCtUI "a candidate for Con.
,JnSle 10 Precinct MOL 4.
tH . ARE REG UESrED TO ANNOUNCE
~ JOIN OVERLAND ms candidate for Com
table In Precinct No.
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SHERIFF.

WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST.
~ ed tn announce the name OF W, II. W
smith as a candidate for sheriff OF Dallas
'oun'Y, at the ensuing November election
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Attesn wE.rmnl,. II INV TE snrtrinr voyor

A y ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
tu' an or .luaucc entitled AN Ordi.
nance VSlnh'' .hlugu system OF sewers fnr thc
WY OF uaUHs, Nnd prescribing rules and reg.
ulNtlohS Tor the same, approved June ~. 1851
auu Nuulng - new section thereto, 10 me-
known as section ga"
SECTION ], he II ordained hy tho CIV,
council ol the city ot Dallas, That section /
OF an ortinlnancr entitled "Au Ordinance
cSlnullshlhgn system oi sewers for the CIV.
NJ Dallas and prescribing rules and rcruio,
lions approved June ~, lSSS be amended ,o
rs TO read NJ follows
Sec; 4, That prlvate sewers, water closets
ana sink hNins, etc, shall be constructrI In
'Nrh ot said blocks or districts and In ali
olher blocks or districts whore district SOW
en- are now established, mr. may hereafter be
established, tu connect with said district sow
ets ON notice irum the city Engineer, and As
uuecltd ny such officer, and not otherwise.
SMi private sewers, water closets and sink
nh,lhs' gtc., NhHll be- constructed and maln-
lHlhcd AZ inc expense Of the owners Of the
property IN which they may I've attached. md
under such rules and regulations M may
nom Tine 10 time Dc adopted 10y the city
See Tint there is hereby added to said
ordnance another section, 10 be kuovn ns
section ~ which shall read as follows,
See VA, That the provisions OF This ar.
| ulh0hce, so lar Us the same are applicable
/ ShNu apply To all other district sewers pri
NWe sewers, 'ic., now established or that
hereafter may be established by the civ
Sec. 8. That this ordinance take ctr,c nom
and uiior u passage aud pubicptlou.
Approved october o. lS>t
4 true copy, ''''''' "''"t'
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

WE AREAUTHORIZEDTO ANNoIrNCE
w q. Il. CLINT Hs a candidate for re-o ioc.
Ion to the office Of County Attorney at he
ensuing election " WV
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COUNTY TREASURER.

w ~ ARE AUTHORlZEDT ANNOUNCE
" the name OIL, r. DowNs as a capdi-
date Tor county Treasurer Of Dallas county
~ Tue ensuing election, November (, 1884.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
nounce Mr.. h. ID. LANGLEY as a can.
Mdale lnr county Treasurer Of Dallas county
election IN November
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

NVEARE AUTHoRlZEDT TO ANNONUCE
W BEVERLY SCoTraS "a candidate for re-.
election to the Office of County Assessor Ri
the ensuing election. "
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IN f ARE AUTHORIIEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge q. \. ALDRIDGE as a candidate
or reelection to the Office of Judge Of the
eleventh Judicial District
w AUTHORlzEDTOA NNOUNCE
" Judge h. f.. BURKE rs candidate for
he Judgeship Of this Judicial District at the
'pSuing November election.
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
" nounce Mr.. c. b. GILLESPIE as "A can.
nHnie for reelection to the Office of County
'nilectOr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.A.,,ll 90 HE PEACE
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WEAREAUTH oRIzEDToA ANNOUNCE
w I. u. L. KENDALL as candidate for re-
election rs Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. AT the ensuing election.
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DISTRICT .IUnGE.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE r. FEARN for Justice OF the
eace for Precinct No. |.
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EOR oALE-IUkD and STOVE WOOD
- IN any quantity and best quality; over
100 cord, ON hand Also, wanted to inv c',t
tor seed and seed cotton ut highest market
PiW'' ~ 'h0IEhhAtH. selT-tf
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! yNANTtD-A WHITE COOK Fop
w small family Apply at a Emma a a
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WEAR REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" hENR- SCHULZ as candidate for JUS
lice Of the zee for Precinct Mol
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house, desires a set of books to noS tt"urihg
! evening, or will assist of an evenin, ~ an
office where the work is too great for c ~ an
! pltshment by one man. TermS very ro svohl-
able. References and ability A 4SG'Noh-
l. this office. NtreSS
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WEARE CTH0RIZEDTOAN ANNOUNCE
w >, y. BRASWELL as a candidate for Jus-
ice of the Peace for Precinct No. l, at the
ensuing election.
, 1884-04-10
THE SESSION CLOSED.
Final Adjournment of the Wyoming
Stockgrowers' Association.
Round Up Routes for the Season
Definitely Arranged.
Agitating for a National Cattle Trail
Through Texas.
A Reelection of the Old Officers
BY AccIamation.

The third and last days session of the
Wyoming Cattle Growers association oc-
cured yesterday at Library hall.
The first business in order was the re-
port of the round up committee.
Mr.. Teschemacher said that the com
mittee was prepared to make a partial re,
port, having filed the regular districts,
and he suggested that the outlying dis,
tricts be filed by the convention, or that
the committee be given further time to
complete the labors to that end.
Mr.. Wright suggested that the dates fol
the fall round up be fixed when the sew.
eral districts were reached by the secretary
when he read the district appointments
from the reports.
On motion of Mr.. Wright, it was deter
mined to publish fifteen hundred copies Of
the round up report in pamphlet form,
and that the same be also published in full
in the Cheyenne papers.
An amendment by Mr.. Knight wa,
adopted to the effect that in the papers Of
the western counties, only so much of the
report be published as pertains to those
particular counties.
, 1884-04-10
No. 30.

To meet at timber-line on Bear river
working west to divide between Bear
river and Chalk creek, following divide
north to Wasatch, taking in head of Sale
ratus creek, following divide to head of
Woodruff, Randolph creek, Otter creek;
then crossing divide to head of Bear
lake, following lake north to Dingle Dell;
then cross Bear river, working east to
head of Thomas fork; cross over divide
to head of Smiths fork. working down
that stream to mouth, working south,
and taking all streams and country to the
summit of mountains between Bear river
and Hams fork; her working south,
taking in Bridger creek, Salt creek, Red
Canyon creek and Medicine Butte, fol
lowing divide around to billiard; then to
timber line on Bear river. Round up to
meet Goth of May.
Fall round up to begiu October l..
w. H. Wyman, foreman.
, 1884-04-10
No.. 4.

Commence at Sidney Bridge May %.
Work up the Platte in two divisions, first
division working the head of Red Willow;
thence to Snake creek at the Sidney eros
sing; then up Snake creek to the head,
taking in all the country west and tribu-
tary to Snake creek; then across to the
Platte at Godfrey Bottom and join the
second division working up the Platte
river then both divisions work up the
Platte river taking in Sheep creek, then
up to the mouth of Rawhide, working the
country between the mouth of Rawhide
and Fort Laramie; then up Rawhide to
its head; then to Fort Laramie and up the
Platte to Broom creek.
Fab round up on Wyoming line Oct. l.
Foreman of ranges in Nebraska acting
as foreman Of round up. In Wyoming,
foreman of round up is Tom Snow.
, 1884-04-10
No. 10.

The Crazy Woman round up will meet
at the head Of the south fork of Crazy
Woman and will commence work on the
Goth day of May. 1t will work down the
south fork to the mouth of Beaver creek;
thence to Nine Mile, working it; thence
to south fork and down t middle fork;
thence down middle fork to Smith s
fence; thence up north fork of Crazy
Woman; thence to Kelly creek; and from
Kelly creek to Six Mile ranch; thence
to Red Hills corral; and from there to
Buffalo Wallows; thence to the crossing
on Crazy Woman and down Crazy Woman
to its mouth; thence down Powder river
to the mouth of Clear creek; will form a
junction there with the northern round up
and will work Clear creek, Piney and
other tributaries as n round up.
Fall round up begins October 5.
Foreman, Henry Clay Covington; as
sistant foreman, j. Il. Greub.