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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-09

The greateet objection to mort cougl.
m"dicines is disagreable taste Hill and
,cklr.@ Compound LicoricO Cough Syrup
. pleasant t. the taste, and the cough,
ho~rsenes@, and inflammation Of the air passa-
are felt 70 be relieved a. soon as one or
two do+ee are taken. Wholesale and retail
by B. V. Hudson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-09
|. / Hi gaa;.ss'3ga& Il. Louis
Egs4if<& az.

AHEAD OF Ali COM PETIT Hoi
o s. 5t5h fsS 4sN fE Tagi+iifE5 REa.S5za
TtfF HIST PCUTE = the Sunne; Resorts ana
Mountain P,.trrats 81 Te1nessee, Vh. ala aud the
fraroiipas. via Mekinzie r1d Nashville.
BEST ROUTE to tho Celebrated {. Ii G, IN
,verx,t,es smiaa.i,,s and ot-r edUt "n4i tusti-
,,,t,ons in The Southeast. Via 4Ie henzi" and
Nashville.
T4H BEST ROUTE to Atlanta, ou-
vile and Florida Orange elt Via SIcKt nzie, anu
Na9l.vi.le and Chattanooga
TIE BEST ROUTE to Atlants, Macon, Charleston
srxanasl. august Z, Columbia, Charlotte, Knox
vile, Bris,o., Ricamond, Norfolk, Washington,
Via He1eaziy, Nashville aud Chattanooga.
DON'T ECE1lE1rI II
By tins line you secure the
~uRvvHr~v~7 SPEED, SAFELY,
la E4AA& - - - CONFRONT, SAI1SFAtfl0E
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-09

win Practice in taa state and Fsd"fai oon'',
sf,ropghout the State. speeial attention P@'0
10 Bounty and Pension claiH's ssa'i;st = , s"'
.rn:aent For me wars Of 1872, 1861 aa0 thc sieAi
Fan val
RxFKRt.NcEs judges Q! the state Courts 1''o
County aud state officers throughout TIC state
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-09

n vou wish to geo up cinb Tor eaturlay Night
scud us your name, aud 80 viii forward You free
sf charge, number ~ spec .snen ccpira 81 rae pa
pei that. with them YOU can give Yoar ueishBor
iiasta \ root cor Vapafug.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-09
II Health an1 Ezppinass are Matters Of
GRAFT Concern 10 eli Mankind.

HtAE MAHirrr4, Ga.
some mont esso got hottie q }r. J Es lsitd's
en- le lts..u:aLor, tat Il a.y IGsi vain
fi tl..u, :.ou- save recommended q I" h.ee
4,iis and they nave louad il IA be !;ist rl.et =
fsired sor il. TlIe leIauit~ who hav Used Il are
.,,f...loisi slut4es B5sN- II. u. .5nffN. ,tlN.
STATE oF i .sotGtA. ir0Gp toUutE 4
have examined the rUceite 81 Dr. J.sial, trad I
,..l an. r,.ti.ic Il 10 10, a com IN na4t-
.4e9 u reat aer1t ii the treatment Of il ieii,Ies
.,r which he rec. Illneli,is it.
= inca = 'Sa ? BnAsrg4 II. ..
SPHiNtt FiEI.I5, IEAE
DR. J. PRAi>r.Et.p Dear -jr--a!y da,gi.t,r las
l,t..ll suffering for many years With that dr'ad.u
atnrton kaVwn Fanatic Disease, 4.icst has cf1s
NE many ioIIars and nots-ithat tndin@ had the
b:.st In9dIc.il attendance. cettI4 not hid rel
nave Use many other ktfd> u 'l4--li@ VIII" t'l'3
enec.. / rad rus about Yen ar NJ, was CUT 81
he ri, but happened III tn stare el " v EchiGI'
several weeks -Eca, a:sd he, knowing OF my daush-
tTs tlicti"u lTsua ID picG buy bot tis' 81 ?~iif
f>.sn4le Regulator. She begun 10 improve at once
"a, So delighted with its fleets That bought sew
raj ,unre Bottles Of 1t ana showing what IL
tJou' il II today ORG 81 my family was suffering
lin Ala. 4ygfsf iisea,a would have il Il 1t cost
M daughter sound a.'d weil and myself ar'l wife
,o estri. recommend r FenI'.le iie6uiator
10 it;tt what It is represented to no.
RESIN IT, u. FEATHHasToN.
Treatise ~ Tie l;eel.h and IappIn-ss q Woman
mailed free, TIE iGa2F Ef-' TOR ~.
un2s1y Sex 20 atlanta Ia
The greatest objection 10 most eongi
medicines is. q drs,g~acsile taste. :Iiil {
I,ockert's Compound 1co-iee Cough SFrni
i pheasant 10 tl- taste, and the cou@h
:loarsness and inflammation Of the air lbs
.ages are felt TO I've rylicyed soon as on
Tor Two doses are taken Wholesale ami re
tail BY Grngsiat
Il have both used and sold Pricklv As
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-09

-ilbscr- tfDns can begin with any number
Rack numbers snrel3ca a. Tide +auts H. ~, o.
aiuglv for ak cents each.
We pay AL postage.
10 Fhos Who Desire r. G"t Urp Clubs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
S200OOO

diulIl gaflIl rs rarsrs7s cfyHS 4vsy Send ih hlf | IIi us cente pst5se, and hy nas rea " N1D " v Niii eet Fsrg pAcksSe ef goods Of large Yaluh, Ehas Will skart you iy work that
 ysll n pnee bgingyep in money fastes thgiI anything else ii America \ il al5out the 500 eco in presents with each box Agents wansca hero nf either sex for ail tho time of snare time tflY to 8ti,S f1r us al taeig awn hsnses Fortunes Tor ail workers ahsr- laselg aszugei, Don't delay II. HACfsf < Co. IUfslaalG. Mains. Nsi9i "
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
usFoRrAS1 sresK LAws.


 The South-westegn Stockman pnb- fishes two laws passed by the last Legislature, which nave a very inipor- tant bearing on the.liye stock interest. The first provides that any per5on or persons having a wasted rightin water acquired by possess 5ry right shall 10 protected and any individual or corpo- ration trespassirg on the water of 2 person having prEor right, then said party or corporatioii shall be liable 10 prosecution, and up1u conviction shall bs fined in . sum oinot less than one hundred dollars, uof more than two hundred dollars, ana shall be liable in damages to tho pefson owning said water, and each tir,e that said live stock so uses lhe water ln which anoth- CT pelson has vested right, shall. constitute . separate offence Anoth. CT law enacts that no person owning twenty or more cows, shall allow such cows to run at large without providing at least one ssryiceable bull, of good American graded stock, to run with each twenty, or ftaoaon of twenty, cows permitted 10 rni at large and any person violating ohe provisions Of thus act shall De deemed gnilty Of inis- demeanor, and upon conviction, shall bs fined not less than fifty nor more than bwc hundred dollars,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

Tailing claims tbat C D. Ford, being an appointee Of Arthur will beromoy- ed " Cleveland and ex- Mayor stfauss Of Tucson, appoiated in bis stead. Certainly, 1t is to he hoped that tbe Administration will make no such break so good man as Agent Ford should stay He is assiduous in his endeayor to promote the peace and prosperity af tbe Inaians, is well liked by them, aud also commended by the attachees of tte Agency as being the best Agent thaf has been at sau Carlos for years, Cleveland would do well to retain him.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
s25O Reward.

The above reward will he paid for inserlna- tion that will lead to tho coHyictian of any persen N llo may De found altering or defaeiEs the marks or hrands, ot stealing. tilling or driving from their accustomed ranges Any live sfack belJaging to any os the menshers af the Globe Stock Growers Association of Gila s( County
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
TIE rAl.Aae TleosnEn.


 An cnbrogio has arisen out of question oEight to certain water on land ceded to the Papagoes bg the Mexican government confirmed by the United States, and set apart for their sole use and benefit by actual survey, This right of tue Indians has been in- Sadetl by . Mir. Dobbs who located a spring and, subsequently,, dug | well and assumed to exercise | possessory right, to which the Pagagoes very properly objected. They resisted his clam by removing pipe intended to conway water from the spring e Dobbs' station a 6istanceof about 1000 yards whereupon Doubs instituted criminal proceedings against the offending par- ties. SAerifF Paul in attempting to take tle offenders into custody, was successfully resisted hy members of the tribe
 ' itizens generally and particularly old residents of the Territory, who re- member the feaIty of the Papagoes 10, the whites and their resistance to the implacahle Apaches who were in early days constantly faiding Arizona and murdering whites, are then friends now as then, and will stand by them in their present emergency These Indians are among the best that liye in the Territory, arc frugaland indus trious, have always been the friendsof the whites aad stfi deslre 10 preserve amicable relations with them. If serious trouble arises it will not te the fault of the Pepagoes
 Sheriff Paul, besides having posse of citizsns, called upon District Attor- ney Hereford to procure and send to his assistance in making the arrest, g company of cavalry, but the officer commanding at Fort Lowell declined to send them to the seat of war. Shots were exchanged but, so far as known, nobody was hurt,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
sgssgssss.a l1ae.ls I..'s.la.s

Sberiff Panl allows tae perpetrators of t,e Claibourne honidideone of the mos dastardly murder ever commit his senseless demonstration against ed in Arizonn to go scot free, yet by tke peaceful Papagoes, threatens to dwtray friendly relations esigting be- tSeen that tribe and while citizens. Susba man should not Dc tolerated ia go ia portant aa official position.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

There E c side to the quarantine question affecting this territory which seems to have escaped the attention of our Arizona cattle association. Ari- zona lies ou the border of a foreign state. Territorial regulations in re- galrd to imports or exports .annot De binding on that state. What is 10 prevent catth from being shipped from Texas, in unlimited quantities, through Chihuahua into Sonora, held there for n time and ther brought int Arizona? We know that at least one project ot that sort E under way It would be well for our cattle associations to look into tilis matter. railings.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
THE sEssanig FLAs.

The SuYEE BELr states that since tbc closing down of the Old Doulinioa Cos properties, work has been fesumed on a number ofsilver claims, which had lclg remained idle, and that tie avn CTS are making good wages " ha7ing their ores y liced at custom mil Tbe Globe listriet has . number of small but exceedingly rich silver veins and t has always been what is known je mining, parlance as "a good roor snan's camp The example set tty tue claim owners of that distriet might be followed t6 advantage by miners all over the Territory. There arc dozens of locations in every county that will pay the owners much more than the prevailing wages by shipping their ores to the nearest reduction works. It is far better to adopt this plan than 0 let the mine remain idle and sit down and wait for 2 purchaser to come along. The quickest way to sell a mine is to prove by practical Work that it is 2 paying proposition. N a mining man sees that tbe porperty offered foy sale $ made to pay l,s poor men without capital, iis naturally conclude that t isa safc investment.
 Phoenix Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
paap pEnnnD LOCALS.


 Butter @ cents per roIl at Daryoa 5 Fresh candies at somervilles. Soda water on tap at Hitchcock ; Crackers and faney biscuits al Som eryilles.
 Butter g cents per roll at somer. yille's
 Best brands 3f ana cpt and plug tobacco ~ Van Wagenens. Co to Van Wagenens for fresh go1a prices reasonable
 California butler, % cents a roll, at sonargilles. j. ten cent cigar for five afansill's 5 Punch
 Hop Bitters vii brace you up For sale by Taylor ( Hatch
 Tor eholce gf2eefles ana lEesn lrAh Mrs E Gill's headquarters.
 Keily's key West cigars 3 specially at tbe News Depot.
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch buttar ~ Mrs R Gill's. Ifyou want good pair of boots or shoes go 10 sclulze, Skating shoes for ladies just received ii Nau Nagppeu
 For ehoiee hsaof by tue bottle or gallou go to Van Wagensns,
 Call for private stock for q good cigar at Van Wagcnen's
 Best quality ~ boots and shoes Tt Van Wagenens.
 For Blankets and bed comforters a to Van Meqenens
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
oUR FINANCES N \ nAD WAY.


 The steady declina iH the revenue is the cause ot growing uneasiness in the Treasury Department Ex Secretary McCunoch estimate of the probable shrinkage was anything but enrourag. ing and already his figures have been exceeded. Mir. McCulloch estimate of S390, ,000,0o0 of revenue from ali sources for the year enling June 50, 1885, is too large by s2Q.oQ0.000, posi- bly $25,000,000, while the estimate Of expenditures 290,oQ0,000) was toe small by the snm to be expanded dur ing tue fiscal year for new eraisers autkor;A,d hy Congress at thc last session, Tho estimates of ezpendi. lures included st7,00a,9u0 for tfe snnkipg fund aud showea surplus over all disbursements of s5o, GO 900. According to present appearances there will Dc a surpgis not exceeding s15.000o 900, and it $ likely to fall below this amount, since the shrinkage of receipts appears to bc progressive. Uron this showing tae redemption of the public debt by bond calls must cease. The operation of the sinking fund will reduce the actual liabilities of the Government, but tue eancella- ton of interest bearing bonds must stop for a tiIno at least.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
locn lrnrn.

4 package of loco weed vas recent ly sent 70 the Department Of Agricul ture at Washington by " E. Hazel tine Secretary of the YnYapai Stock growers Association. for thc purpose of finding out is true name and tho antidote, Rany, for if poisonous effects. Commissioner collnan in lis reply says that the botanist sf the department to whom the miitter lyes referred reports that the botanical name of tha plant is "astragalus ientigiussns belonging to the same family ot plants as clover. and lpcerne, This specie grows abun- dantly in Arizona and California and is different from the loeo weed of New Mexico and Colorado, although it pro- ducea tho same effects, It exerts its influence on the nervous system, par tisy,lary pafalyzing fhe muscles ot the heaFt, md acting on tbe brain So as to predaee eiadiness, impaired ylsionand apparently hailpeiaations M anti- dote for the weed has been discovered.
 
 Tscson Tailings is one Of thc best ofour Arizona exchanges Itisnewsy, fsarlcss ar5 eenefally eorresk
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

Tllere arc thirty applicants for the. Gov srrorsbip ef Nav Mexico and sew sral counties yet tNhear Eom.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
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The collections of tue iaternal reve- nue office for the district of Arizona and New Mexico have been several thousand dollars greatertlas year than last Collections from may 1881 to aIsy 1885. S72, 2,9o3,s9. The collections during the year previous were some. thing like s59,o00. Tailings accounts for the increase by the fact that more whiskey is being drunk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
New Mexico has no pardon conmis- sion IS has gAriaona. This matter has been overlooked hy the ring. Las Vegas Optic.

As m exaiEpi6Sof prodactlveness of Arizona sril. Yailings states that G,so w Atkinson groWs two crops a year withoutirrigation, on bis ranch at Calabasas, and clears over Slo0 per acre from hisland.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

The notable contest ia the Flinols Legislature over tie selection of $ U. 5. Senator was terminated on Tuesday by tue election Of Jchn A Logan. This result was effected by tbe success. f1l efforts of tue Republican, in seeur- ing the election Of their candidate, Weaver, to iil 2 vacancy ia the Legis- lature caused ty the death of Demo. crat. Tae Democrats supposiag the district safr, exhibited little interest in the maLterand let victory slip from their grasp. Tbe election of Weaver gave the Republicans , majority on joint ballot However, one Of their runber proved racaleitrant and win. dreN bis yotc Eom Logan. This was nas offset by Barry, Democrat vo. ting with the Republicans, thus giving Logan ths i03 votes necessary to aleet
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
FOUND At LAST.

TEE FAMOUS LOST CABIN" MINE
which is surrounded by a mining district
lhe wealth of which is unparalleled iu tho
discoveries of the age. Miles ard miles
of rich placsrs and quartz leads prensunc-
ed by experts to lie the very mecca of tae
gold seekers hopes. Full particulars Of
this new and wonderful mineral belt Of
its first discovery; heW to get there Whan
to go and how to become the p0,~essor of
2 claim, togetherWith a gist Of the laws Of
mining governing The N alsp = fund
of information Of the Western Territories
concerning The mining. stock and aglicul-
lurali interests, and authentic data Of the
great oll discovery in Wyoming. win be
sent to any address in the world upon re
osiPt Of 81. All questions propouuded
will he accurately and reliably answered
References furnished when desired. Ad-
dress, REID q JONEn,
Rswlin S, Wyoming.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18

NOTICE OF PROOF.


Land Omee at Las Cruces, n. N, June
l70h, 1855.
Notice is htreNy given that the following
named settler has D,el notice of his Inten-
ton TO make final proof in support OF hts
claim before the Probate Clerk of liacuin
county. n. NJ, at the town Of LiucOln, in sad
county and territory, on the Srd day or Au-
gust, A. d., 1855, viz;
JESUS S~ANDOVAL, y SREA, on declaratory
statement No. 210l, for the 3 ( i & c 4 sec 20,
twp :, : p Is e..
lie names The following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous reg.dcnee upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz Henri Stutz, Adam Padrn,
Peter LsmuIn, j. II. Wayne, all of Lincoln GO.
n. NJ.
81. JOHN Il. MOTIF, Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
LEGAL AID -VERTISKMENT.
NOTICE OF PROOF.
I. =. bANb PtfANh,
Ins Cruces. n. NJ. Jume l6th. lSS

Notice I. hereby given that the following
nsmsd ~sett'ets have Elei notice Of their luton
5tOp TO naake tinSl proof in support of thciI
respective claims before the Clerk OF the Pro
bate Court of LIN ROla County, at Lincoln, y
NJ, on July 18th. 1885, viz:
J. n. JoHasoN, on deClaratory statement
No. 1868, for II Q q II c a SCI %, e < Sc 4, and
s e = II @ J.. REG -, twp 4, : + 70 e.
Witnesses. G.. White, Z. =. Iusbell, x. T.
White, and l.. J. Reed, all of Lincoln 60. Nm
T.. J. HUBBELL. ON declaratCrY st9teneHt
No. 1870, forn 0 II II c =, " = noA and $ q 3
n " a ssc II, twp I, : RS %.
Nitacsses-I. n. Johnson, J. G.. White, l.. d
Reed, ana Il. h. White, nllot Lincoln Co. Nm
j. C.. WHrTE, on dsc'arA DRY Abatement No
LIS. for q n W = sec ~, and n Is IN e . sec
~. tWp L.. . re-! c.
Witnesses-I. n johnson, r. z. white, L. J
uuboell, and L.. q. Reed, uilOf Lincoln Go. NM
Joss PgTEEe, on dSo.ardtorY statement NJ
1854, for n " = sec o. twp 4 ; = -5 east.
Nitncsses-N m. II. Coruwell, Geo &. Eaton
Geo. l.. Taylor, Hm. NJ. kenney. all of Tin.
coin County, Scw MEXICO.
BOWS JOHN r.. MCfIg, Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
To all Whom it NAV Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom it
may concern, tHat the grourt on which
WsNne Il Blacks store is located, on Dry
Gulch mouth, bolsngs to the undersigned,
and aRy party or parties trading for it
from ether persons or pretended owners.
will involve themselves in law suit, rs |
slone car give II good deed therefor.
l. n. GEORGE.
N0Ral, Y NJ, Jsn'y 10. 1855. Il
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
NOTICES OF rINAL PROOF.
Us Laad once, Las cruccs, \. N.

June ZUth. 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
uamed settler hE hleI notice OF his intention
To make HNal proof In airport OF his Ciaini,
aud that said proof viii us made before Clerk
oil pruhRtsC Court. NJ Lincoln, n. M, uu Au-
gust ith, 1875, viz:
GEoUGa ~h0NGHOOH- on dcclaratory state
mept 40. 595, for the S W = sc a. sec 80. n W "a
u 2 3 and e = ! Il W a sec -, twp ., . r 20 @.
lie puaes the tOlloWingWitncsscs to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiya-
ton OF said land, VIZ Martin Baca, Lstc1au
BumerO. W. l.. kUroobttt. T.. Il. stone, all of
Lincoln COUNT y. a.
81 JOHN x. MCFIE, Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18

II you want address cards, cal
ing cards, or any kind Of business,
cards, envelopes, neatly printed
letter heads, statements, notes or
any kinds OF blanks, call on us,
we'll do it. Job work done neatly,
quickly, aud in manner to suit
all. Do you want posters, dodg-
ers, handbillS, programs, OF, in
fact, anything that 4 be done
with type and ink, if you call on
US we will do it for you, tor
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
FREE TIC FARMERS.

To secure 100, 900 new subscribers dur
Ing next sixty days, we will actually send
ms best farmers magazine in the U. >,
free for one en- ire year to every one
vending AS at once the names Of ten farm
er1aad IL Oct stamps fer postage, etc
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commissioner,
Z T. SroNB 4 W. BRYAN, J. A. BKorH-
4
County school Sup't.
A. G.. LtRR.
Precinct No. 8, Directory.
Justice Of the Peace, .......J. 3. COLLIER
Constable. ..................L EAs. BULL
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
DISTILLING

o O%wensboro, Ky, AaR which Aers IS
none better made or drank. AN who hsvl
partaken of T. j. Msnarch's hnxd Jasdr
sou mash whisky need ns iaduceRent *
trv it again, and | sell mons other,
sample room on White Oaks Aysnua,
juSt west of the Post once. Al are e6Pdi
II. J. LITTELL.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
HVEJ1K LADY,

NJTAInors money than 81 anything else by
w MtAkisEsH aGsGcy FOR the best selling
II lIVbsok out. Beginners succeed Erhaely.
None fail. Terms free. HALETT Book Co.
Portland Maine.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
rms IIt,i srssl

saSieaptionI Invariably m advance.
a seoPist S ssats. Sps1nsn c0Pis,
fgss
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-07-18
PURE Will

TAs subscriber has engaged in the retai
Whisky business, aud will exclusively re q.
.se pure article as manufactured fer, and
'hippeG HIM by the
EIGIF
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ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE or MAILS.
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JNO. W. POE, Sheriff
By CUAs. Bull, DcputN
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-30
, FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1885,

speech which he made to a gathering
of Skye men in Glasgow on the 9th
inst. He would have the fisheries i'm
proved and the island industries fos-,
tered to the utmost extent. When the
inhabitants of the Hebrides are able to
do what the fishermen of the east
coast can do already, they will be in.
sight of comfort and prosperity; but
they lack piers at which they can land
their fish in all weathers, and they are
but poorly provided with nets and
boats. The salvation of the islanders
lies in the cultivation of the fisheries.
The two Minches and all the lochs.
swarm with herring and cod; and yet
in the whole of Skye, which has two
or three hundred miles of coast-line,
there are but two piers at which ves-'
sells can land their freight at all states
of the tide