Sun River sun., 1884-07-10
THE svN's sc,N1'LLATIoNs.

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THE svN'e sc,N1,LLATioNs.
"a man is not guilty until he is con-
victed" said bunko steerer. 9 Yes be
is is:''interrupted the judge, ''he's gdilty
hen he commits an offcnse." A rare
I ombin ,tion Of law and common sense.
Let IN have more Of them.
). Noting is, ncw under tho sun;
twenty years ny, there was q noislcss
.rgnn which preambulated London
& ID deligh ed people with ''unheard
i.lsisic," 6nll now there is n piano, or
silent piano, invented, which allows
the player and those in his immediate
vicinity to hear its discourse, but is in
audible at little distance.
Thu Sultan Of Zanzit Or 10 about to
m ,koa GrNat, effort to fre, his people
and all East Africa, from drunkenness.
Atth' present moment he is bound
hyco pmerc,sl treaties to let European
traders import what they please, and
=, haS, pleased certain German house
41a1Odhsrs to import stuff from Ham-
kttg shjch they call brandy. Tho Sui
tn p opposes a revision OF the treaty.
n follow 'ng special notice. was
,csUn " issued by tho manage mont Of
,as loyalty yTheater, Glasgow: "As cer-
Tan Glasgow papers have expressed
ttscir lisapproval Of the genf,e mems
. sling dress worn by tho ladies who
! ipersonate the Washers in IS l,cI
spilt," Mr. Cowper begs to announce
NtAtfp ha9 procured some kilts, whicI
1s4lbe Eofn in addition to tho tro lscre
soinplaincd Of"
"Just after my admission to the bar
. got NJ a client q rich old man." safe.
vrync Macveagh in Philadelphia
"slrt racently. II felt flattered, for,
naturally, ! thought he had selected
,ae for my legal acumen. Fancy how
much my soul was pained by the re-
,,Hi,ti0n 0f q note from him saying: My
.,sssr young man, be kind enough TOT
,o,,t and select for me q few punches OF
purple headed asparagus and charge
~ V4VASooIOS4tS1 oSS sIVJN.
-MtIIs City, Mont, July LA com
.,-sittee appointed by the citizens Of
.astcrn Montana to-day telegraphed
Secretary Teller, urging immediate
attention to the Northern Cheyenne
Indians, now on Tongue and Rosebud
rivers. There lur now more than 9Oll
Of those Indians, without r0tiOns and
starving They have nothing to sub
sist on except the range cattle, which
/. they are killing in large numbers
The stock men will make armed resist
nnce il they are not moved. and the
result will be serious trouble with the
\ l1Qdi;As, who arc independent. These
ila4ttts aro ronegades from Pine
! J6hgS and have no agent or agcncy
! her,. ~ The lsitEa.ion is serious. In
dependent.
,ii'q On the 28th day Of july there viii
I've h,ld Mt Helena, Mont, n c,.ttle
mems convention, to include relrc
tentative stockmen from MI parts o
Montana. The clll is made on
broad pnl liberal basis, SO us to in
clude all classes OF stock rai st rs
The. growing Of stock will ever be
]alihy HbsisiEess in that grown
trritory. and the only road 10 pros
perity lays through complete organ
ization. The Vantage Of associatio
arc SO manifold I'd self evident tn,
it seems unnec ssa y to repeat thor
in our columns. In union there
strength. Pool your is ues and wor
in harmony to the music of tho grea
EFT good to those engaged in I'll
business BY n complete organic lt;o
Of all the forces the maximum OF 0,
pence. Personal ditferent es a.
lnurged into community affairs, to |
treated by the association and stri]
ped Of their tendency to family fude
Association bring out q thorough u
derstanding OF mutual interests, III
cements more closely the business !
lutions. With the wide extent
d country covered and the rapidly j
@cfersing numbers OF cattle IL MOI
ana You can no longer afford to
w;hOut the fullest protection that |
Gaociation will bring, Then let owe
ssst0ckman in the territory be at
convention on the 2Sth OF July a
give force to the utterances OF
incotingg II you have stock intere
yom cannot afford to be absent. II,
out all Of yoli. Cheyenne Live St'
Journal.
,,3 Renders Of tie Enterprise may
noMin.r that last wintera human 81
WAS found on Mr.. Cox's ranch 4
miles below Big Timber. NJ OF
portions u The r!-c,cton was .on2a