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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-24
DKOPOSAI.S FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
4 TRANSFORMATIONS


DgPART,RST ISrRa'oR, o7RIcB OF INnlAy AFgNns
EsEALED PRoPosALs l9acFssd - PEoRese' toI B.sr;
Bacon Flour clothing Transportation, the css3
nay 5e AM aretedt the Qoaiss9er q Inein rair.s
Segea nj until D. M Of IL EsDAY NAY a. s. ioT a
nshng the indian service about $4,000 pounds gsecns
5sUQooo0 pounds beef on the boil sOo 900 ponnd- Hesa
pounds Coffee. 100000 pounds Flour 10000 pounds keed
leo pounds Bsf s $500 Pos oqnO aP pounds @
1909 pounds Tea 500 pounds Tobacco go coo pounds
boo Gr5pS 7o'g 2sl gSgnd' soda $4,000 pounds sa
gar s pShse wooen and Cotton Goods Consisting "a
Rs Of p TfPs 1853 yis BUCK se & al s
$4,000 yar!s DENNIS SSY yards otte9.
{rSgu sSefns $4,000 yards B.eached sheehns MOD
yards Hickory SErtng 10 o. yards Calico ehirnng 200
HARDWARE Medical supplies, School Books SC. and l9n3
LIST OF isceaneogs articles speh a. Harness r@ugns Raad
vice 10 delivered at Chicago Kansas City and sioux CtgS
Also Tor sIe5 Wa.3Hs .i a s FenS sSsps " s
Xlso transportation ,or articles goods and .u
plies hatms be contracted os o. be delivered at tbs
ELS Hrsr De MAPF sgt ON GOVERNMENT
the kinds and quantities Of suhsisten
ties gros; Of Al other goods and Articles together With
and pice 81 delivery terms Of contract trans,
portaion routes aid all other necessary instructions w bs
furnished upon application 20 the lncsr Ohce IN Nasas4
Lyon No as broadway. New York the COumssaIies q
subsistence L. = A. AZ Cheyenne chicago Leayen~orhs
Postmaster a. sioux city Postmssters tho tor
lowing named places Kansas Arkansas city Burln s,on
sra aatehinsen. LarneG Mcpherson Marion Med.slnS
Lodge Newton, Usage Guy, sedan Sterling Topeka Wei
HSs viii be opened at the hour day above stated snd
bidders are nve e SS PEfisspp' + iss 2Rsnns
AL bids must be 9Ssso%PSned ey eeTSGsS enssts apo9
Los Angeles CAL for at least ave yer cent OF the amount II
the proposal IL. PRICE. Commissioners.
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ExoyERATIyG PUBLIC OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, Nay 23.-The House Com
mttee on Public Bul1ue which has been nvcstsa ting
the charges fraud the part OF United states Treasury
officials in the purchase OF site for pUohc building at
Brooklyn, y. y agreed upon report to-day which VIII
probably be submitted 30 the House tomorrow. The
committee finds thai the charges false and th9t every
action OF the officials good faith, the question or
the value or tae property the committee decided id lot
come within lts Jurisdiction.
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4 NEW 1ELEGRAPH COMPANY.

PITrsBuRG, May 23--Notice has been given
that an application will be made for charter Tor the
Western Pennsylvania Telegraph Company The terri
tory covered by the company VIII be Greene Washing
ION Beaver Lawrence, Mercer, Venango Butter Ale
ybeuv Weetmoreland Fayette. Somerset, Indiana Arm
iT1nJJ clarion McKean Elk, jefferson, Cleareld Cam
6rso Bair bedford Centre and Cameron Counties Inc
incorDorators employees OF the Baltimore huu OH1o
Comm
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NAVAIINTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Passed Assistant
Surgeon James B. Wagner has been ordered 10 the Hart
ford Paymaster I. s. Thompson % the Consultations
Passed Assistant Engineer ". C. Elton has been de-
tachcd from the Experiment Board and granted three
months leave % absence from June IO Robert I. Hull
of MARYLAND, and Edwin T.. Quimby OF Ncw-York, both
Presidential appointment. Lave been admitted 10 the
Naval Academy az cadets lac TalapoOs1 towing tie
.Innp Die. arrlN.l here tlls mnrnng nom Norlnk
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pJCETyG THE LOOK or 4 JAIL.

AIILFoRD. Penn, May 23.-John Z. Fletcher
and man named Johnson picked the lock OF the IKE
County Jail with piece of tin last night ana esea9eu
The fact was not discovered until this morning f'cne
was beId on charge OF shooting John Halliday III blo1
ing Grove Township last week, and johnson Io ~
horse Fletcbcrs two we're Ia the same cen WIN
him And refused to leave did foF other prisoners eo
faed in the jail
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AyElSTEDDF0D IN WILKESBAERE.

W1LKEsBARRE May 23.-Eight Welsh cholrs,
comprising 900 singers from Luzenre, LackaWanha anu
Carbon counties competed at the Esteddiod mere To-
day. Prizes ranging from 500 to $500 were awarded
The attendance was exceedingly large Tue
on rusc were J. W ParsOn Price and j. lt'ydeh o44i@'
of New YORK ana w. A. Maddox Of Utca.
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SPRINGER OBJECTS TO THE GRANT BILL.

WAsuINGToY, May 23.-When the House
went into Committee OF the Whole this afternoon on the
private calendar the bill providing forhe retirement OF
Colonel Henry J. Hunt maiorgeueral gave rise to
great deal OF discussion In opposing the measure, MI
Springer OF Illinois, took occasion to speak in strong
condemnation Of the Dill to retire General Grant. and
give him q pension Of S10,l2J q year simply
because he had been unfortunate in Wall
street II said that General Giant
had not aware Of the dealings Of his partners but
the fact remained that he had associated himself Win
Spectators Who involved In TIE most dlsrcpuahe
practices which had heard sOf In this country
aud OHlY parallel ed IN other countries by the c0uth
Sea bubble and John Laws Mississippi scheme THIS
was NOT the time. the circumstances such az
called Cong~"ss - go 10 Grants relief Inc Dill
finally laid aside with favorable recommendation
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ERICssoN's TORPEDO SYSTEM.

TORPEDOEs.
WAsHINGToN, May 23.-The Secretary OF
the Navy to-day transmitted to the Senate papers from
Captain John Ericsson calling attention to his system oil
submarine torpedo attack, exempiGed in the " De-
stroyer" and urging Congress appropriate 100000
for the purpose Of building vessel gun and torpedoes,
embodying his ideas the subject The Secretary OF the
Navy says that Captain EricssOns submarine gun can
be fired with safety, accuracy and good velocity to a
reasonable distance with assured explosion when In
contact with the enemy, II win he formidable weapon,
is much heavier and also carries heavier bursting
charge than the other movable tOrpedOes vogue,
and it would be to the advantage OF tthe United
States to possess IT, Ii would he prudent the secretary
says, 10 determine the value OF the weapon Itself before
accepting Captain EricssOns proposition 10 appropriate
100000 FOR vessel. gun and OprdO because II the gun
and topedO should fail the boat Itself would prove Oh no
value. In conclusion the Secretary says: out oi re-
gard Captain Ercssons high reputation and to ms
country 70 would be appropriate action Tor
Congress purchase from him the Destroyer at reason
price, perfected torpedo vessel but az an e1
pertinent the OF which ought 70 be bOrnc ny puDuc
and not by any private citizea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-24

A BISHOP OF NEBRASKA CHOSEN
OMAHA, Neb., May 23.-The Council OF the
Nebraska diocese OF the Protestant Episcopal Church on
the twenty second ballot elected the Rev DR.. NOrnng
ton of Detroit Bishop Of Nebraska in the place OF the
late Rev. DR.. Clarkson.
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Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR TRANSFER OF PAS
4 sENGFR'S BAGGAGE.
Tyof "

COLIECTOR's OFFICE Nay =, ia
pronoess viii be received office until o'clock,
on SATURDAY Nav g. 1854 for transferring the baggage Of
cabin or saloon passengers arriving in steamship. from
foreign por-excepng steamships whose docks are 10 Jer
sew or the vessels IN Quarantine % tf
arga once. The OF the baggage VIII necessarily
include the passengers Information rs 20 te
estimated numb Of baggage and also the manner
In which service be performed, Will De furnished on
apDcatiOu the OF the Port The proposals mass
addressed the undersigned and VIII be submitted u IN.
Hon Secretary OF the Treasury for his shd
Il.
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

Ma.. Methods. Epi:sp sI G r. 1eFrsr
Y cGsHINe, Of Rochester, ~ Y and a. @Try the
n christ Nv Win New notve Sunday $50
All are Welcome.
Madison square PRESBYTERIAN Church M1d.onf AYE
c. H. PARKHURsT. D. D.. pastor will preach
Madison Reiermsd D Gh.rcs s,y sSn az fth
and D. m Sunday school az 2:46 Q. DANIEL j. MAR
Nev-York Sunday school Association.
lei. The pRrMhs fpf GNf6N s cla.s hi, afternoon
ALE e.. IN = y n, n & a- A B building
ID THE UNDENOMTNATIcSAL CLASS
.i Tor the sl1dy OF ti me rs,,or,
H. BEoaaIss Iva Table, tabernacle G.dt,,.,.,,v
3d. sUPEs1NTES6ENTs' CLASS.
All persons n dGrS in Bible ,tudy or
teaching tn young are welcome
pa1fs GfTrsh y n Il RS 5
Monday evening Praise and Prayer meeting ~ o'clock In
PRAYEE,aEETINGis held
Cid John street Methodist Episcopal Church Nos a
Rev A. B. SANFORD, Pastor sunday school and
a. m and 73o p M Young peoples prayermeeting at $50
Edwin D. Morgan Post 3o7 G. A. r. will attend Memorial
Service at John street Church at 730 p
srs Avenue Nelhod;t EeseePa ChHrch corner Of
At 1880 m Decoration Day Memorial sery p5std az
Strangers made welcome.
Dr. viii preach the ANNA Hss p 9eiSc
terrain Church 34thst west Of 6thaye tomorrow evening
at 1880 o'clock All are invited.
Rev. Matthew Henry Pog>on Pastor OF the sixteenth Bap
1 1o0 af osS fTen6S 7S0 Mcrnng snS1.c Tie
Christian Business" Baptism afteroyenng service.
Rutgers Presbyterian Church, Madisonave Twenty.
a. Il a. m Rev JOSEPH sANDEfs0N. D. D. 7I5 p.
Il Joha's Methodist Episcopal Church 53dst between
Broadway and SHAY aching by ne PASTOR, HeE
p m. Evening subject Decoration Day" sumner Post,
Grand Army OF the Repubic, viii be present
-. Lule's Methodist Episcopal Church. 4l.tst.
Preaching by tho Pastor, Rev. C. 3 narrower, d. D.
cordially invited.
~. James Methodisf Episcopal Church Madsonaye aud
Is6tn-stDfreIStIn az ~ a. M aa 40 D. m % me
Alexander Hamilton Post OF the Grand Army Of the Kepub
lie" WELCOME to Strangers
II. Georges Cuurch-Rev W. $. RAINsFORD Rector
Holy Communion AZ Service and sermon by tho Rector al
service al :. seats free.
II. Pants Nsthodist Episcopal Church 4have and ODD
7t5 Lecture aud Drayermee ing Wednesday evening
the Yearly Meeting OF Religious society Friends
viii held during the coming week at the meeting house on
prominent ministers society from different
yearly meetings viii be IN Attendance. Meetings for worship
tomorrow a II a. m and p H. to which the public is IN
Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church. between Gth
AMI 1th aves.-Rcv. J. N. WORRALL, D. d., Pastor,
will preach At 1880 a m amt $50 p m
tabernacle Baptist Church. 2daye. and lOtI--t
Rev. ROBERT b. HULL, PastOr-MOrnnc; Tie supreme
Law evening: "The foolish Loss" Meetings Wednesday
and Friday evenings. Strangers cordially welcomed
Tventy-ihird street Baptist church corner Lexington
y y ar iO.9o p, and az n IN sabbath. school
vted.
Iniyersy Place Pre.byteian hnrch, corner o. Qthst
ate tomorrow. Services II and4 p. Wednesday
eyenin- service in the Chapel at o'clock
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Rooms ano flats 90 Get.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS in American
ID safe Deposit elegant IRE proof ehce 5thays and
42dst unsurpassed location and eonVeDencea inquire
COmpaBy's ONCE on premises.
GENTLEMEN desiring absolutely clean and
" quiet apartments lind such accomodatlons con-
Quoted thorough business principles I03 othaVe
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Gorses an6 GarrlI JeJ.
Nllscelldneous

FLOWERS and BEDDING PLANTS ; MUIR
l. series West Chester y Y orders By mail on telegraph
delivered city or country free Of expense 1900. q. 80,
DURCHASER-A young lady of refined taste
purchasing Tor out-ofto"n partea az Or
ders carefully promptly executel for references. terms
address address for one week BI IE tribune Onee
no MEET DEMANDS CONSTANTLY
reaching IA through European offices, from manu-
others desiring represent 9tn IN TINS county
have decided register Of al persons WlnS
10 handle samres foreign goods every kind Intmaflons
from such accompanied by references VIII De- promptly con-
sdered by x. q. DUN & CO, 3l4 and 3ls Broadway
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Eelp Uanteo.

RESPECTABLE and energetic business
"A man negotiate with capitalists Tor operating
Ani'''lN'S - '''''A c l., lj3 West 2s,h-st.
AGENTS WANTED to sell the Life of WEN
y DELL the only authorized edition. Also f0r
"OR HOME DOCTOR" pronounced By the press 10 be- mo
heat and heap ear medical published send for circulars
WILSON BROS, 81 kilby-st.. Boston, Mass
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Gltuallons tUInteo-- flutes.

A GENTLEMAN (23) desires position in an
n Office or Snowman IA piano warer0Qms speaks and
ruently salary modera ate 70 begin VIM Al
dress G.. I. Tribune Office
DARTENDER.-By a young lrishman that
has city experience IL unempOy Ell and desirons 10
best reference from previous employer Address
DUTLER OR WAITER.-A lady wishes to
procure situation for her butler waiter scotch
whom he highly end every respect
Cali or address dcys at "A East 65d--t
C0ACHVAN and GROOW.-By an EnglIsh-
man age 81 sngr drst-clas the care Of bBe horses
amt carriages good careful driver city OF country good
references Please address ..,.--.,,.,.
COACHMAN, private stables l45 East 9Th So
COACHAlAN.-By s.an Englishman, married,
y a, irsLcass cOachman Thoroughly understsD,is ms
well recommended fron last empoyefs
city or country. Address !. T., 30 West 1ith-st
EARDENER-ThorO competent IN all
" branche, of horticulture In LAYING out and o. nanent~
ton grounds the best city tesmoDae middle aged
no encumbrance; WAGES moderate. Address
ROBERT 532 Broad-st. Newark " j.
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gce Cream.

A FACT-HortOn's Ice Cream is made from
pure is the best and most popular ice cream III th'
world Try and you will use no other D'po'' 800
l2ss Broadway IS Chatham-st, 10 East l21th'p Ns"
York and 453 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn.
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COOK.-FirSt class; private family; best city
X rcie ence city country. Apply at ia 3d-ave
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COOK and IAUNDRESS.- Good cook and
y excellent aundrCss; best reference city country
Apply 10 East l2Jthst.
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COOK.-By a young Protestant woman; I'M
- all branches ~ cookng four years city refer
ence: city country l40 West lJth-sC
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EOOK.-First class private family ; best city
4 reference city country. Apply at ~ East l25thst
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II REssMAKER-Who is stylish, prompt and
4 reasonable wishes few customers by the
would SO Of CIV Address MISS D.. Tribune Uptown
Oflcc, 1888 Broadway.
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TOOK and LAUNDRESS.-By an Irish girl
Y in a private American family. Address stating
salary, Z. p 49, Tribune Uptown Ohce No l23S Broad
way
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HOTSEWORk.-By 4 German Protestant
woman, with chill moderate city or count ~
good reference 80 East -4thst.
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I AUNDRESS-- First-class also, thoroughly
general hOusewOrker both have the best Of city reier-
100 Eaat llst-st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-04
Department OF the Interior,
General Land Office,
Washington, Feb. 20.


Hon. II: II. Teller, Secretary Of the
Interior:
Sir:-Referring to certain items
contained in several new spapers in~
formally referred to by you, to the
effect that the Central Pacific Rail
road company has an application for
patents for large amount of
land in Nevada "Of many
months standing" in this
office, to (which it has been unable to
secure attention, snd that such pa.
tents have been delayed. l have to
say there are no lists Of the selsc-
ton of land in Nevada awaiting
patent in this Office aside from selec.
tons in the Sacramento, CAL, land
district, amounting to 66,514 acres,
suspended until an examination is
made touching the mineral charac-
ter of the lands. The only lists of
Central Pacific selections pending
In this Office are as follows: Marys-
vile, California, selected October
24d. '03, 1924 acres; Sacramento,
California, selected January14th, 'S4,
3.79S acres; Salt Lake City, Utah,
selected February 4th, 'S4, 7S,4O6
acres. The rule is not to patent any
lands fer five months after selection,
to give time for possible claims to
appear of record. So the said COM
pany has no lists on which this Of
flee can act. The only other lists
upon which action can be
taken at the proper time
Give months from selection) are of
Union Pacific lands in Nebraska.
$4,000 acres. Large amounts have
been selected by the Kansas Pacific,
Northern Pacific, New Orleans Pa
cific and other companies, but action
on the selections has been sus-
pended because Of the proposed leg
islation by Congress touching the
grants. An exchange section, go as
to get the Central Pacific lands in
compact form, suggestion which
is mentioned favorably in one Of
said papers, could not be made I'M
der existing circumstances, the
grant being of alternate odd-num>
bered sections only. Said papers
are herewith returned. Respect.
fully, (5igned)
l.. HARRISON,
Acting Commissioner.
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a STARTLING Discovery.

Physicians are often startled by
remarkable discoveries. The fact
ihss Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption and all Throat and
Lung diseases Ia daily curing patients
thas they have given up to die, ia
startling them to realize their sense
Of duty, and examine into the mer.
its OF this wonderful discovery, re-
sulting In hundreds Of our best
Physicians using IL In their practice.
Trial Bottles free ut z. q. M,IDrug
Store. Regular size Sl.OQ. q
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The Treaty With Turkey.

Constantinople, 2.-The Porte de.
clines to accept Minister WaIlace's
view that the treaty with America
was not denounced at the proper
time. The Porte maintains the
legality of the denunciation, thus
making the treaty expire on June
4th. Government Is willing, how
ever, to let the existing tariff remain
in force until negotiations with
other powers are concluded. 1t
grants America in the new treaty
the same advantages accorded to
other countries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-04
Paralysis.

Milwaukee, 2.-It ia rumored thai
General Manager S. f. Merrill, of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad, has had a stroke of par
alysis and vii ltave in q few days
for Florida. Information obtained
from private sources ia to the effect
that he may never be able to take
up his work again.
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Washington, The following
Correspondence is self explanatory
Department OF the Interior,
T Washington, March 1.
DearrSenotor:
L enclose herewith q statement
from the commissioner of the gen.
eral land Office, concerning the mat
ter you mentioned the other mora
ing. l return herewith the news
papers. Very truly yours,
(Signed), III. M. TELLER.
To Hon. Jas. e. Fair, United States
Senate.
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FIRSTINTHE FIELD!
Sprin goods.
Our Dress Goods Department

receiving Novelties in Silks Satins Tricots Checks and
Goods, Of Foreign and Domestic makes
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On and after
JANUARY 18th, "a,
On and after

Tbs Atlantic Express Train, composed OF
the celebrated Buffet and sleeping ar., also
elegant nT Ta-c ass, Coaches and Emisraat
Gon arrival Of train from San Franeisco) and
Salt Lake at 1902 a. m, making direct con.
for tie East. North and South.
The Pacific Express train from Denver
Pueblo and Eastern points viii arrive in Salt
Lake daily at $50 ana. and Ogden 7.N q. M !.
making direct connection with the Central
Pacific trains for San francisco and the Pacific
Coast.
Local trains leave springville 6.57 am, Salt
Lake liz AM. arriving In Ogden l0.47 Am,
returning, leave Ogden 3.e2 pm, Salt Lake
A.42p.m.. arriving at Springville 1852 pm:
Leave Salt Lake daily for Bingham and
Alta at 6.s7 am. Returning, arrive
at Salt Lake $50 pm, Ogden 512 p. M,
and leave Ogden at 602 p. M, arriving al
Salt Lake at 7.32 D. m
Az Accommodation Train leaves Salt Lake
daily Except Surdays) at 4 80 a. m. :, arriving
at Pleasant Valley Junction at 4 AZ D. m; re.
turning, leaves Pleasant Valley Junction a;
$50 q. m, arriving at Salt Lake at $50 p. 70.
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CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y


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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-06

Owing Ii psdigtse, bDnest. square dealing EATs
IsFACTIoN NHtAHANTREp. III -Bar gains for
tho nex& 10 days.s sslss BY serder 3 specially.
Il EsEEAtss MI sfrHlRsA ,sY
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-06
The n Msdora Stage az .& . ForW,arr,ling 4. co

The Msdora Stage d Forwarding Co.
Since our last report, a large amount
Of work has been done on and, for the
line. The work on the route consists of
improving the stations, fencing hay
stacks, plowing fire guards around sta
tions, digging wells and improving the
road-bed. An additional station is be-
ing built between South Moreau and In
dian Creek, dividing the long drive Of
twenty-two miles in half. In the way
Of passengers. and express, many lEeri
chants have decided to ship everything
via Medora, enough, in fact, to almost
guarantee expenses. The road is well
advertised in tho Hills, and all out
going passengers are anxious to try the
new route. The matter of getting a
mail contract is only o question Of time
but even without this, and contrary te
all expectation the road is now paying
expenses. Arrangements have been
made with oil roads so that through
tickets are being sold in Dead dwood to all
points inthe world. The proprietors Of
the line have in all things consulted the
comfort Of passengers and have now
the best coaches, the best stage stock
the best and shortest road-bed and tht
best system of connecting railroads 0.
any stage line running into the Hills
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$50 Reward,

The above reward will be paid forthe
return Of the following stock Of a I pro
portionate reward will ba paid FOR the
return Of any of them. The stock con
sists Of the. following horses:s II 1.t 3
One bay mare, one brown mare and
one roam mare, all young and branded
double Or reverse p on left shoulder as
advertised incur brand columns. Also
ono light sorrel pony, white legs and
face and branded NC on left shoulder
and triangle JP on right shoulder also
as advertised in our brand columns.
I N /. GREGon LANG, \ !
sEisfi !.s34. 4, Medora, Oak;