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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-21
FOREIGN


MONTREAL, Oct. l9-IR the pas. two
days ~ verified essss OF smallpox have
been reported here. For the past Is
days Of the present mssth the total
number Of deaths in this city and I'D
joining Municipalities was 95o- The
church Of No,re Dame de Bonsecure
vas crowded this afternoon TO iis utmost
capacity. on toe occasion of the bs GIN
ning Of Nsvena TO pray for cessation
Of the smallpox epidemic. These devo-
tons will be continued daring nine
days.
Extradited.
OTTAWA, Oct. 19.-Ertradition papers
have been made eut in the case of Frank
Angelo or AnRelss. who vas ares ed in
British Columbia, charged With being a
fugitive from iustios. He bad been
convicted in Wyoming OF q murderous
assault. and escaped from custody.
New Cardinal.
RoMK, Oct. 20.-It 70 generally believed
here that tee Archbishop Of Baltimore
sill shortly be made Cardinal.
The Carsliaes settiemeat.
The Pope's staff have drawn up q doc
ument for the settlement OF he Caro-
lines question, acd have sent copies of
u to the German and Spanish Govern
ments. IL the decisions Of the Pope
are accepted by Spain and Germany.
the mediatery lakors OF bis Holiness
will be concluded in few days.
Very Terrible.
ATHENS, Oct. D.-The Government.
reply ing TO the latest remoustrauces of
the powers in regard to var Preparations
that kasnn xuaAA 80
that the Buissro- Ronmelian union
you'd expose the Greek and the nop-
Bulgarian population in Bulgaria to
complete anuihilatiop. and it 10 there
fore impossible for Greece to remain
passive when her vital interests are
thus threatened.
Against the Boycott
LONDON, Oct. GA powerful CON-
mittee, composed Of Lerds Brandon
and Castleton aud other prominent
gentlemen, has been formed in this city
to assist people Of every GLASS in Ire
land Who have been boycoited, and ad
vance funds to all persons or corpora
tions wiiiiAR TO oppose boycottinR.
saccam bling 20 Disease.
PANS, Oct. 20.-Advices from Ton
qain to the Temps describe the situation
as very gloomy. Since the beginning
OF summer 800 Frenehmen have died
from cholera. aud large numbers are
daily succ1mbiDg TO the disease. The
mortality among troops binders the
progress Of the campugo. The rein
forcements that are sent from France
are scarcely sufficient to I'LL tue caps IN
the French ranks caused by the plague.
N~vr Eansu .nv
LIVERPOOL, Ocf. ga syndicate in
this CITY has offered to start feet OF
packets in opposition to tue Cork Steam
Packet Company, to carry cattle from
Cork to England for the N4tisnaiists.
eedttloas speech.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Ihe Government
will prosecute Mr.. Pyne, Parnellite osn-
didate for Parliament for Waterfere.
for seditious spsech recently made &
Cionmsi
what England Mast Face,
LONDON. Oet. a.-Lord Rosebary. 10
o speech at Sheffield this evening, said
that England NUS, be prepared to face
the question of state emigration as an
antidote 10 depression 10 trade.
Another Hespite
WINNIPEG. Ost. a.-Riei has been
rsspited until November 10Th
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DR.. Scott, Of Greenock, used TO tell Of
sailor who came to be married, bot
when asked IL be would take the 70
man to be bis wife, looked blank and
said. II would like 10 knes what VOC
are going to say to She" Al another
time when the woman Was asked IL sts
would obey. bat did not answer, the
man, also q sailor, exclaimed. Leave
that 10 me, SIR"
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MRS. w. ]. BLACKWELL,

T'ACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
4 log from life, still life. sketchlng from
nature. repouzs. etched. elecirotyped
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
IN clay and gutta percha, lenc usta. tapes
try aad lusser painting. Clay. metalA
tools. luster colors, tapestry, dyes and
canvas furnished 70 pupils China fred
TOR amateurs. my5
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WANTED.

ExERGErIc. SUCCESSFUL soLIc.
u itors. Apply. in perSon OF By letter
70 j. & kLDEdkIS. &c neral Agent cart
rhompeoa. Miekel & 10. leS Commefcta
street. Seattle. W. T. ccidvfm
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PACIFIC COAST.


SAN fzAScrsCo, Oct- a.-Tha steamer
ematliia has been repaired and viii
shortly be placed in the wheat trade
oes~een this pert and the Columbia
river
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A seissre.

GALVESTON, Got. 19.-The entire outfit
Of Robinsos, Mccall d Mott, eonssract-
sn Of the Mexican National Railroad
IN Mexico, has been oonhsoatsd by Mex
ioas ssstom officers ct San Felipe. Toe
properly consists Of wagons, mules and
Inplsmsrss valued at 5000. IL crossed
The ftves tsrss years ago IN bond, TO be
usud In huildipa raiIvays.
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isaYxnrxo. Mich. Got so.-A snov
storm ooeorred here this forenoon,
eight inches falling. and the storm con
unues Inc mail train on the Mar
quette. H0ughssu 4 0asaeon Railroad
u tlockaded ca the samuit-
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Sss IN Canaatan ossse9a.

ST. PAut, Ost. 70. - Order we're
promulgated by the Treasury Depart.
meat today prohibiting the saipment OF
whes; fron Dala,h In Canadian bot
tome.
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The Csuduessr.

LOUISVILLE, Dot. 9.-0ver 400 dele
sates 10 the eighteenth annual 80 sion
Of railroad conductors were present at
the meeting today, and heard the an
anal report OF q. I. wheston. Grand
Chief Conductor. The session IL secret.
The qaesiion Of establishing q per
manent headquarters at some suit able
mace II being discussed.
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nv Yonx, Oct 70 "A special die
os,eh from PittsborRh. Pa, gives the
s,,slls Of plan which IL said TO be on
Zoo. between a number Of capitalists in
p,sssborsh and New York. The scheme
i % carry the natural gas In the neigh
horbood Of Pittsburgh through large
pipes 70 Philadslphia and New York.
snd psrhsps other cities, TO be used for
fusl and iiluminasinR purposes. IL N
slso 10 contemplation, by the use Of g
seriss Of tanks. TO furnish this gas for
fssl 10 the running Of railroad trsins.
Tbs projectors believe tina, one filling
o. the tanks will carry q train from
Pittsbureh 20 Phila delphia and return.
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DKrRoTf, Ust- M-In The afttfnoon
ehapiains' meeting uss held. Chaplain
Hlckox, Of the Michigan state Prison,
presided. This 10 the frst time soch Q
meeting has ever been held. and The
chairman considered she progress q
the right kind. Rev. DR.. Byera Of
Columbus, gave an account OF his al
years Of efforts With prisonerA Chap
lain Morse, Of Blaekwell's island. fol
loved sith q brief talk OF similar "a.
tars. Discussion OF ''Oeanty Prisons
came mex. and subsequently, Mrs. J. ID
Hobbs. OF Chicago. entered plea IN
favsr Of mAtrons In police ststioas
Adjsarued.
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C,ss.tss the MisstssiDpi.

NuyHrs, Tenn. Oct. ls.-Millions Of
.,nirrels are esnigratinR from the Mis-
s,ssipO, sids over 10 the Arkansas shore
a point commanding about nve niles
seios Msmphis and extending down fer
sgspsy miles. They are SWIMMING the
nssissippi river and are evidently max
ne FOR the more elevated grounds IN
asssnsss. Thoasands are being killed
), he farmers, who, because Of their
s,sst Numbers, use sticks instead OF
sana. A similar migration Of squirrels
sseufrsd 10 1872.
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CfEyKaAxp. Oct. A-The Eleventh
Annual Uoavention Of the Christian
women's Beard OF Missions Of TIE
Uasssd States. vAs formally cpened Tits
moxuiee. Betvees 500 and go dele
eases wsre prcsent, besides many VISIT
orr from skis and other estiea Dele
gates are prsseot from NeV YORK. kar
sas. Iowa, In iisna. lilioots. Teuuessee,
vtrsinia, Maryland. wess Virginia
Kentasky. Oaio. PsnnsytyanlA- Aisne-
soss, Nebraska. MissoarL wiscensan.
the Dsssrics cf Columbia, Mabams.
0eosgi.. Colorado. North Carolina and
Michisan. After the epsnine exercasss
TIE pwesidens called for the rspest Of
she corresponding secretary. The re
port Included the collections BY the
treasurer. and also cited sbs aoditson OF
ISIS auxiliary BREACHES daring TIE pAsl
year. 1he trcasarer's Report for toe
fseAi year spdiue seps< moss 0:h'
shcved The tosal reseipss 70 Be tis.-
6NW.
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RuxAncx. OAK, Ost. 1.-Robs n No
C,ell.n, a drasRiss, vas dragged and
robbed. Dsfs on the railroad track for
dead snd found tn . dying condition
snss evening. Several arrests have been
made on susptcsou-
re Chrfxssaa Ws9enss Beard 81
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The stock IiN.
DistisGuished speakers.

NEW yoRK. O,t. 10 The Republican
State Com uittee announces that JudRe
Foraker Of Ohio will speak 10 James
town. Nss York. on wednesday. Roch-
ester on Thursday. and thus city on Fra
day, aud Senator Logan at Binghamton
the 18th, Osxego the 3otn, and Auburn
the Dist.
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AZ Cress Purposes.

EAsroS Md, Ostober ~. At a large
Democratic mass meeting and barbecue
today General Bradley A. johnson, OF
Baltimore, In an address created much
surprise by strongly dsnouncing SeDs-
tor German. Congressman Gibson af-
tervards defended German. and de-
nounoed johnson in the most vehement
tefms.
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n1fcssa. ksns-, 0ss 9.-The walk
49, sss rcsnned a . o'cleck. With
mu eoert room. Ars walkup vas
ersssed yell. aud looked the same -
ssedAy. County Attorney FeieAn, on
esean Of the STATE, explsinsd 70 the
~ tas theory Of the poisonins al.
- aeains, The defendant. He related
sseaAnsiasly ne faets of the marriage.
efeumssAsces ef the sscknsssS and
- psssAss q p ,isoa oy Mrs. walksp.
g seAied me STATE chArred THAI Mrs
sikap married her husband With the
1seesion 81 poisoning him. % - 10 -
- We vsdovs portion Of he estate
~ ne procnrrd the poison In Mes
anss - In Oncinnati. fos thai puf-
-. snAs ~ adusinisseFea The poiseu
ssaee esussd his DEATH II the stas<
ssse ~ tAsory, q voald sxpest ths
" - ~ . vss1ks1 u guilsy; q .
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Very Terrible.
Against the Boycott.

LONDON, Oct ga powerful CON-
mittee. composed Of Lerds Brandon
and Castleton aud other prominent
gentlemen. has been formed in this city
to assist people Of every GLASS in Ire
land Who have been boycoited, and ad-
vance funds to all persons or corpora
tions wliiiae TO oppose hoycotting.
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Jnsaxy Cirr. Dot. N.--rhs boz found
- night under The Lshigh Valley On
lias 10 NE lasi OF the vicsims - far NJ
knesn 1t The collision on the Penn
yivAnia road 90 HacAeneAck Meadows
sondAy night. This inss> discovery
makes nine killed In all, With . probA.
esiisy Of another death scos. Maarios
Aliassf. . Norwegian. whose skuli Vas
tseeuSd, 10 not eIpscted 10 live
,enoegs M night. Other patients are
song ssli. and their nnai recovery b
eseadee,iy expected. A foot found IN
- Ne engine has not been matched a.
yse which ieAds the authorities 10 BE-
nssS snoshef victim 10 yet to Be found.
Ia work OF reuovina the wreck stiil
- o. All that rsnains Of the Le-
ten Valley eegsne hss esea iighsed
NJ VII Be raised On an Inclined plane
smefrov. Penusylvanis Railway su-
1onnes this morning received q dis
esiee hon Mr.. Armstead. Of Madison.
WA, father Of Eniena Arnes. the WON
= see Died at 81 Franeis Hospital,
nasre Inquiries about his daughter
- her husband. ID is nov thought
ssas coe 81 the unknown men at the
eeexas b the dead voman's hasband.
: oseeF'ptsoa Of the husband hes been
40 for.
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The weather.

San FRAScIsCo. Oct. 20.-Indicatiops
for the succosdiHR 5. hours Increa sing
cloudiness and rain, variabls winds
shifting TO southerly.
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Ferttaeasisna.

wAsnIxaron. Oot. 20.-Ths Forsiics-
tisns Board met today at the ofnss of
" SECRETARY Of War. Nearly the whole
Gay 90 spent In reading and discuss
II plans submitted by inventors.
, 1885-03-07
THE CABINET.

The members Of the cabinet are popu-
larry called the president constitutional
adviser" They arc no such thing. The
cabinet is an institution unknown TO the
constitution Of the United States. The
constitution authorizes the president to
require the opinion in writing OF the
principal officer in each of the executive
departments upon any subject relating to
their several Offices" 1t also provides
that such appointments as congress shall
designate may be invested in ''the heads
of departments. In no other way does
the constitution refer to a political body
within or under the government to be
known as the cabinet.
The constitution does not require that
the members of the cabinet shall be con-
irmed by the senate. In the United
States law relating to the seveIal execu-
tive departments Of the government, there
is no provision as to the appointment and
confirmation Of the heads Of the depart
ments.
The cabinet exists as a political body
simply by virtue Of the long established
usage. Cabinet meetings are held accord
ing to custom, and not according to law.
An references in the laws to the members
of the cabinet assume as a matter Of
course that such a body exists by virtue Of
constitutional enactment But such is not
the case. The system is borrowed from
the English government; ii assumed form
before any law was enacted for its regula.
ton; the tenure Of the cabinet officers is
not controlled by any law, and they are
not made by law responsible to any person
but to the executive from whom they re
ceive their appointment.
II will be seen that the theory which
regards members Of the cabinet as a sort
Of superior class Of clerks, or mere heads
of bureaus instead Of as great constitu-
tional functionaries, is the nearest to cor
rcctness in the light of the constitution
and United States law.
, 1885-03-07
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

West Chester, Pa, boasts of a petri-
fed pig which eats and drinks like ordi-
nary swine, but to the touch is apparently
as hard as stone.
A farmer living near Schenectady. N.
Y, retired the other night in the best Of
health and eyesight but awoke in the
morning stone blind.
\ bill prohibiting base ball playing on
Sunday, making il punishable by a
heavy fine, was passed a few days since by
the Arkansas senate.
Legislation against the sale or gift Of
cigarettes to boys under 10 years of age
has already got through n branch Of the
North Carolina legislature.
There are 1000 Chinese children in
San Francisco. it is estimated, who are
eligible to the public school under Judge
Maeuire's decision.
The individual existence Of a Corcan
woman is not recognized even in name
She IS invariably spoken Of as somebody's
daughter, wife, sister or mother.
China has hundreds Of thousands of
professional beggars, but not one Chi
nese beggar has yet been found in the
United States, not even on the Pacific
coast
The yearly consumption Of meats in the
United States per capita is 100 pounds
in England. 104 pounds; in France, "a
pounds, and in Germany, GO pounds.
While driving an a~rtesian well at Balm
bridge recently, the workmen from the
depth of 1000 feet drew out a perfectly
developed and preserved tooth of a shark.
Ofthe 10000 patients who every year
flock to the best London hospitals for
treatment. it is said that fully one-half are
abundartly able to pay for what they re-
ceive as charity.
Gold" says a Georgia editor. is found
in thirty-six counties in this state, silver
in three. diamonds in t~wenty-six and whis-
ky in all of them. and the last gets away
with all the rest
Neal Dow is now convinced that the en-.
nifty to prohibition comes from the mod
crate drinkers. Hard drinkers are all
anxious for the closing of the grog shop
as a relief from temptation.
Three hundred wooden images of
saints, stoleg from churches by Mexicans,
were among the fuel purchases reported
by a Mexican railway manager. He bought
them at 50 cents apiece.
As Miss Kate Field will spend a full
Fortnight in Washineton with her host.
Secretary MccuIloeb. there will be
, 1885-03-07

abundant time to advance her claims for
the position Of goyerness Of Utah.
a Norwegian sea captain relates hav.
ing come across an iceberg in mic. ocean,
in the heart Of which about 300 living
seals could be seen disporting themselves
in the water inside OF the berg.
For over seven years a New Hamp-
shire man made a circuit of half a mile
twice per day, rather than pass a pow
der house. The other day he learned
that it had been empty for eight years.
Many Southern railway companies
have this year placed their old c~rossties
at the disposal of the mayors of towns
along the lines of their roads, to be dis
tributed to the deserving poor people.
A number Of planters at Matamoras,
Cuba, have determined to use the mo-
lasses produced on their estates as man
uer. the low prices received for it falling
short o fpaying freight, storage, etc.
The phosphate of lme remaining as
the ashes of persons cremated, says a
French scientist, can be converted into
phosphoric glass and then moulded into
a vase, medallion or ststuette of the de-
ceased.
They charge a quarter Of a dollar to
witness a marriage ceremony at Larned,
Ks Nearly sos in money was taken at
the door at a recent marriage atthat place
for the benefit Of the groom.
The canal across the Isthmus of Cor
NTH, which baffled several of the Ro-
man emperors, and was a f%avorite scheme
Of Julius Caesars, is approaching within
, 1885-03-07
CHAIRMAN JONES ON CLEVE-
LAND.

Mr.. B. +. Jones, chairman Of the Re-
publican national committee, was in
Washington recently. Speaking Of Cleve-
land, he said 81 have always admired
Mr.. Cleveland personally, and in the per
sonal fight against him neither l nor our
committee took any part. OF course we
opposed his election, but now hat he is
President, ! hope he will have a success
full administration. That he will sur
round himself with a strong cabinet, l
have little doubt. As to indicating any
particular man, that would not be- proper
thing for me 10 do. Business all over the
country is improving and l sec no reason
to suppose that the country will go to the
dogs because a Democratic administration
has come into power, and | may say that
| believe Mr.. Cleveland will make a very
good president
, 1885-03-07

paris, that coquette who passes all her
time and spends all her money In embellish-
ing herself, would hnve been forever dizfig-
ured. Hideous bridges Of cold, gray, cast iron,
hiding the houses, the hotels, the opera, would
nave proved a mortal blow 70 Paris, which
would soon have passed into the state Of a
borough"
The lively Captain Mazst proposes to settle
the matter Of rapid transit In Paris by a little
invention Of his own. In brief, it IL 10 propei
an elevated car through the streets along a
columns, 10 feet high, 4 feet in diamete at
the base and 20 inches at the top. They are
TO be set 30 or As feet apart. The car itself
is boat-shaped, long and very narrow, and is
10 be slipped along above the sidewalk 1t Is
20 long that 1t will never be supported byless
than two columns at once. Attached to the
columns are strong supports, with grooves In
them. At the bottom of the car are wheels,
or rollers, which run along over the grooves.
Thus the car moves. The engine may
DO run by steam, electricity or compressed
air. 1t is in the front part of the car. The
grooves are slightly fan-shaped, 80 as to
make the machinery more secure against a
failure Of the car to catch on In case Of
wind or a Earring. The columns viii also
serve as lamp-posts. The brake il In the
rear.
But nobody knows whether this city rail-
way without rails win succeed or not. He
would be a rash man who should put
money into 1t. But n application Of the
principle the French Nature thinks will sue
coed. Thai Is in the case of crossing rivers,
marshes, plains and precipices- Expensive
and obstructive stone arches and supports
would be done away with. Our second
Illustration shows the car crossing a chasm.
, 1885-03-07

The VoLrAIc BELT Co., of Marshall
Mich, offer to send their celebrated
EIEcrRo-VoLTAIo BELT and other
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty
days, to men young or old) affiliated
with nervous debility. loss Of vitality and
manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also
for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and
other diseases. Complete restoration to
health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is
allowed. Write them at once for illustrated
pamphlet free.
, 1885-03-07

1897 Prizes, amounting to.......---....-..q2C5,5O0
Application for rates TO clubs should
be made only TO the office OF the company in
For further Information write clearly.
giving full address.
Postal notes, express money orders, or New
York exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by express (ali sums OF IS and upwards
at our expense addressed
N. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans, La.
or N. A. DAUPHlN. 67 Seventh IT. Washing
ton. D.
Make 70. Money Orders payable and ad-
dress Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. La.
, 1885-03-07

Remember that a 80 cent bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is fully
equal to a dollar bottle of any other
cough medicine in the market Sold by
w. N. Hunt.
, 1885-03-07
Commissioner

Incorporated In ls6s for Is years by the Leg
islai ure for Educational and Charitable pur-
p~osea-with n capital OF 81 ,O0O, 00O-to which a
reserve fund OF over $4,000 has since been
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its
franchise was made a part OF the present
STATE Constitution adopted December "a. A
d. 1874.
TAe only Lottery eper voted on aud endore-7
By The people Of any STATE.
II never scales or ~poatpones.
rs Grand Single Number DrdirinOs fake
place nioI1hiv.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. second Grand Drnwing,
Glass g. In the ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEWOHLEANS. TUESDAY. MARCH 10, 1885
-l7sth Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, in Fihhs in proportion.
, 1885-03-07
Science PRolRES


We present herewith the very last OF
French novelties. Paris, though containing
over two million Inhabitants. has a. yet
neither al underground street railway, like
London, nor an elevated one, like New York
The problem Of one or the other OF these now
faces her to be considered. The lively Cap
tain Edward Mazet reviews these systems
and rejects both. The sewers OF Paris
would prevent the first, and the gay city
would shrek in horror at the last. Her
beauty, her would descend to the
cellars SAYS Mazst:
, 1885-03-07
HlITICURA SOAP, an exquisite Toilet Bait
OUli and Nursery sanatlye.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed that the partnership heretofore ex-
listing under the firm name Of Watson 4
Mckenzie. has this day been Dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. John +. Mckenzie
having sold out his interest in and to
said firm to his partner, f. NJ. Watson,
who alone is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for any moneys owing to said firm,
and who alone has assumed all the debts
and liabilities owing the late firm Of Wat.
son 4 Mckenzie
, 1885-03-07
BEAR SPRINGS RANCH.
JOHN NEWMAN, Prop.

This well-known road .ranch on the
Fort Laramie and Black Hills stage line,
has recently been re-opened. and the
proprietor is prepared to furnish god
Accommodations for man and beast.
Meals SO cents. Horses to hay rs cents
per span. Hay sold by the bale. Large
corrals and barn for 40 horses. Broken
, 1885-03-07

Money 10 loan Oa real
estate fn amounts 10 suif,
Kfner ~ johnson.
, 1885-03-07

Township plats for sale at THELEADER
Office.