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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-07
NOTICE.

THE MOUNTAIN CHEF MINING COM
i pany hereby gives notice to caution all
persons from negotiating for the purchase or
assignment of certain pr0mfssory note
given by the Mountain CHIEF Mining Com
pany, in favor OF Thomas Pierpont and \.
K. Viii ehead, for the sum OF twelve thou
sand dollars (s12,O00), bear ng date Noyem-
Der 17t1. 1884, and secured ny deed OF
rust of said date to JOS phi C Bentley, of st.
George, Utah, as the id tie md deed OF
trust were fraudulently obtained, AID pay
ment will be contest d
w. B. PACE,
President of the Mountain Chief Mining
Company.
ST. GEoRG UTAH,
July 28th, 1885. "a
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IN FISHING AND EXCURSION

-, es.froua the mouth OF Pariey Carson. .
-xvo hours drive from the City, is in The cen.
ire If a splendid Fishing aud Hunting dis
rr;ct and is reached by drive through tn,
mot charming canyon scenery Meals fur
nished st all hours. and teams provided with
feed and stsblipg. Apply 10
L G. HARDY, Prop,
HAenY Bros. & BUTTONS. So 5-2i
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF MoUNTAIN. CHIEF MINING
COMPANY,
ST. GEORGE. UTAH. July 2eth, 1885.

To Whom it May Concern:
THERE ARE DELINQUENT UPON THE
i oil wing describe stock, ON account
of as sessmeLt No.2, evie' June the leth, A. ID.
1885, the several amour set oppo tie the
nsmes of the respective shareholders and
in accordance with law aud an order of our
boar OF trustees, made June the 18TH 1885,
so many shares OF eaci p reel of such
stock as may be necessary win be sold at
publ auction, the Office of the Company,
st George City, Utah, on Monday, August
the 18th, 1885, unless pa! ment he previously
made, to pay the delinquent Asses meni
thereon, and cost OF advertising and ex
pense of sale. Sale TO commence at IL
O'Clock am:
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In testimony whereof witness my
hand anC seal said corporation
}sEAL at st. Geor City, Utah. this 18th
t-~~-' day Of Jul 1885.
JOHN w LIVINGSTON, 49,.
Secretary.
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MEMORIAL oB>ERyANCEs.
General Invitation Extended to
the Public.
SALr LAKE CRY, July %, 1885.

OAAA Lam OAA -
We are called upon to mourn the
4, ath of the distinguished patriot and
soldier. General Grant.
The soldiers and citizens have united
in an effort 10 do honor to his memory,
and resolved that. ON the 9Th day OF
August next, they will assemble at
Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Utah, and
pay their last tribute of respect to the
departed hero.
The Citizens of Utah. Idaho, Montana,
Wgoninq and NevddG are respectfully
invited to join with the soldiers and cit
lzens of Salt Lake City in the memorial
Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
August 8th, 1885. Arrangements have
been made with the Union Pacific, Den
yer & Rio Grande Western, Utah Cen
trail, Salt Lake 81 Western and Utah &
rates for that occasion. See advertise
ments below. Bodies of citizens or or
ders or organizations coming from our
neighboring cities or towns are requested
to notify General P. e. Conner, the
AAdl oHdA VI TIC uti1 vi IHcu dCCcpIduCc VI
this invitation, so they can be assigned
their position in column in the line OF
march to Liberty Park where. the me-
mortal services will be held.
EDMUND WILKES,
GEO. NJ. SCOTT, 5.
FRANK HOFFMAN,
Committe on Invitations.
The Union Pacific will make rate of
one fare for the round trip from Green
River on the east, Butte on the north,
Ketchum on the west and Tintic on the
south. and all intermediate points.
Tickets on sale August 9th, good
going until including August 9Th, good
returning until August 18th.
The D. & R. G. Westrrn and Utah
Central railways will each sell excur-
sion tickets at all stations on its line to
Salt Lake City and return at single fare
for round trip, on August It'll good to
return until and including August 11th
The Utah & Nevada Railway Com
pany will reduce its rates to the follow
ing low figures, to allow all patriotic
citizens along the line of its road to
come to the city to participate in the
Grant Memorial services, August 8th,
1885:
From Terminus to Salt Lake City and
return, 81; from Fooele to Salt Lake
City and return, $175; from Half Way
House to Salt Lake and return, $1.5O;
from Lake Point to Salt Lake City and
return, use. Tickets good going
August 18th and Sth; good returning
August 10th, 1885.
The Central Pacific Company will
make half rates from Carlin eastward
to Ogden and return.
THE FOURTH Division, consisting of
the Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Nineteenth
Wards, and their friends, who wish to
participate in the obsequies on Satur
day, August Sth, 1885, are respectfully
and urgently invited to assemble at the
Utah Central Depot, at 9 O'Clock, sharp,
in carriages, wagons, or mounted. The
division will move promptly at 9.45, to
take Its position under command of
Grand Marshal P E. Counor.
With Respect and for the Committee,
B. +. WHITrEMoRE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
rnrsrpnNrIAL ArrorNrMrNlS.

WAsHiNGToN, July 2h.Thc president
to-day made the following appointments;
Anthony Eckhoff Of Nuw York, to he
fifth auditor of the treasury.
Samuel Flower, assistant treasurer Of
the United States at New Orleans
Who They Are.
WAsHINGroN, July .s, Samuel Flower,
who succeeds Mr., Henry n assistant
treasurer az New orleans, Is lawyer OF
high standing, and was urged Tor the
place by almost the entire state congress
sionul delegation He served IN the Con
fcderaie army during the war and rose Ia
tho rank of captain. ne Is q cousin OF
Representative r. +. Flower OF New
York
Anthony Eckb0f, Tie new nfth auditor
o! The treasury, j. Ncll-known Gernmn
Democrat Of New York city, bn he has
not allied himself with any OF The different
branches 0t the Democratic party
IN The state. DC IS one of the editors 0i
the New York Shals Ieinng, aud Nas
0ncc representative IA congress from
New York he also at ono slime held tho
office Of coroner Of New York city, llt
suceeeds Judge iIrsanlcr of Indiana
Dr John Campbell ~ Cincinnati has
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
wnrcNl.n nN 4 conAl nrrr.

w,suiNGroN, July Is. Judge Solon
Thatcher Of kansas, member OF the
commission appointed to visit McNico
and South America In the interest of
trade between these countries and the
United States, arrived In Washington to-
day direct from Liverpool and
called upon the secretary Of state. MIR.
Curtis, the secretary nj the commission,
Is expected the latter part OF this week
The vessel ON which Judge Thatcher aud
Mr.. Curtis sailed from Brazil waS
wrecked ON coral reef when oompw-
lively n short distance from land. frhe
wreck occurred about O'Clock IN the
morning, and the vessel and cargo were u
total loss. The passengers took to the small
boats and AT hight succeeded In rcachiug
Il small Brazilian port. They were refused
aid OF any Kind, aud We're compelled to
put up with such comforts as they thcn,-
selves found. The following morning q
small craft took them aboard, aud in six
dayslandcd them at a point when 4 YES.
sci was waiting 10 take Them to England.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
posr,I,srrns roM,,Is,IoNIp.

WNsnlNGroN, July Is. The prcsidcn
to-day commissioned the following post
masters;
James NJ. kcycs, Richland, Miss.
John Il, Norwcll, Danyillc, ~.
John +. Street, Frccporl, H.
John l.. lInmdlcy, Fairfield, Iowa.
Miles j. Flnlan, Strcator, III.
Frank T.. Martin, l.arned, Kan,
George w. Martin, Chattanooga, Tenn
.lno. Ncf. Winchester, Ind
Geo Il. Reynolds, Plymouth, Ind.
Henry >. fctlus, Bloomington, lnd.
VIM. Is. Gillespie, Trcr, Iowa.
sumner h. Chase, Usage, lowr.
Homer Luce, lIigginsyillc, Mo.
Chus. j. Alden, inyetic, Mo.
James H. Mcconnell, Catlettsburg, Ky
.llio. railcfcrro, Winchester, Ky
VIM, 4. Lewis, Eyart, Mich
&. $. Barrett, Charlotte, Mich.
Robt. w. Cowan, Ashland, ohio.
Smith n. McCloud, Maysrillc, ONO.
Ino. +. hllgore, longyiew, Tex.
Robt w Spcer, Denver Col.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
MARSHALL.
nnmorS that the Texas Pacific win NOV.
10 Dallas.

numors that the Texas a Pacific VIII Move
To Dallns.
special 10 The Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEN, July 2s.-lt is again
reported here that the officers Of the
Texas 8 Pacific Railway company are
making arrangements TO fold their tents
and quietly steal away 20 Dallas This j.
the way they took leave Of our city when
they went to 81, Louis, giving some Of
the employees less than twcnty-iourhours'
notice. They Will find many
suits lllcd against them when
they move any more offices from here, ~
many citizens viii sue for damages OH
account Of the depreciation IN values oi
property, they having given the company
Il large subsidy In both money and lands,
and, relying ON the good faith OF the com.
pany, made many improvements which
viii be OF very little value when the offices
and shops are gone. There Is some talk
Of an Injunction II II can DE definitely a..
ceriained when they intend 20 leave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
A Breach Between Cleveland and
Hendricks Imminent Over
Postmastership.
Eighteen Presidential PoStmasters An.
pointed and Twenty-Five
Commissioned.
I'll. steamer on witch the Members Of the
South American Communication Lert
Brazil Wrecked.


special to the Gazette
W,snlNGroN, July 9S. The lndianap-
oils pos,oilicc may turn out thorn in
the side ol the administration II l. the
political talk tonight 1t Is charged that
Aqnilla Jones. the postmaster, has vio-
lated the civll-scTicc rules, for
which he is liable to line aud
Imprisonment. lie il said to
have the sympathy of MIR. Hendricks, AT
whose Instance he was appointed. II Is
claimed also that the state delegation will
stand by him. senator Voorhees, leaves
tomorrow to defend Mr. Jones. The
president has authorized tho
clyil-scrice commission to n-
Ncstiga,r the case and Judge
Thoman and Special Examiner Lyman
have started Tor indianapolis. In the
event that Mr. jones Is removed or Sc
Vercly roprmandcd, II is predicted that
Mr.. Hendricks viii side with him ana
there viii he Il breach between the vice.
president and the White House and music
in the air next winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
CHANGES IN THE wan pErARTirNr.

WAsuINGruN, July %, Gcu. McltIcyct
of The acknowledgements oiiicc on duty at
Washington has been ordered to san
Francisco october /, relieving COL John
6. klllcu, who comes 10 this city.
Col. r. +. Barr indge-Hdyocatc aud
military secretary OF the secretary of war
has asked TO be- relieved. He has held
his position for the past five years. II T.
understood thai the vacancy to he made
by Col, BARS departure viii not BE-
filled
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
rRrsInENrl\l. rnsrM,srrns.

WASHINGTON, july rs The president
to-day appointed the following prc.idcn-
tial postmaStcr>
Clms. W. Howe, Rochester, \. H., Vice
Osman u. Warren, suspended.
Geo. w. Bell, Webster city, Iowa, vice
John u. Hunter, suspended.
John r. Pync, Vinion, Iowa, vice
stephen \. Marine, suspended.
Ebcnczer NJ. Lockwood, Burlington,
Kan, vice \. ID. Brown, suspended
William Brcckcr, Marysvillc. Kan, vice
William II. Smith, suspended.
Henry l.. Slaymakcr, Lancaster, Pa,
vice James n. Marshall, suspended.
c. G. longe, Ir., Pensacola, Fla. vic,
John Eagan, suspended.
j. j. Shannon, Mcridian Miss, vie,
William Hancock suspended,
Samuel u. T.. Wolf, Rochester, MINI.
vice james \, Waggoner, suspended,
Frank l.. rhayer, Watcryillc, Me, vic,
Willard NJ. Dunn, suspended.
Nathan Closevtl, Saccarappa, Me,
vice James Webb, suspended.
Alexander J, llollcr, Wythcvillo, Va.
vice W. i. Slater, suspended.
George ID. sanford, Grand Haven
Mich, vice samuel &. Glover, resigned
samuel $. Lucy, Marshall, Mich, vic,
William u. Lomis, suspended
Dudley c. Brown, Brandon, VT, Vie,
John l.. knight, suspended.
W. l.. Leonard, Fair Haven, W., Vie,
Harris Whlpplc, suspended.
Francis NJ. Sitter, Albany, Mo, ,icS
Adrian c. Case, suspended,
William &. Black, Gallatin, Mo-, vie,
Ycchicl T. Day, suspended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
4 coLoNr or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WAsnINUroN, July 2S. MIR. Rockford
Mackcy, United States consul Mt Rio
Grandc del Sol, Brazil, arrived IN WASH
iugton to-day On leave OF absence Mr.
Mackcy is the consul who SOME week,
ago had shooting ARRAY with Il Brazil.
ian editor, the latter having published
scurrilous attacks upon him and his
mother Mr. Mackey was tried and hon.
orably acquitted. The consul reports
that u colony of cN-Conicdcra,cS is 10
Gated IN southern Brazil. Thc colon.
numbers about jn0 persons and j. doinl
/ we'll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
RIVERSIDE PARK.
The rlac" Where Gen. Grant. ls,nainS
SHAH Lie.


SHAH Lie.
MorNt MrGgrGoR, N. ~, laly IS
When the train arrived at the summit
this morning Col, Fred Grant Wus one Of
the passengers upon t. The colonel I'M
.mcdlalcly repaired TO his mothcr'N apart
mcm, where the family gathered 70 hear
the result OF his trip TO aud Ms confer
cucc In New York, lie detailed his Move
monts and explained that there seemed To
be- REASONS for the choice OF burial spot
in ,ouc other than Contra purk Riyer
side park had at the time OF Gen. CHnt's
death been suggested as the
spot of burial aud ii seemed to
he the best 10 the colonel, after seeing
and hearing all 10 change The pnre Of
>cpulurctu Riverside park The matter
having hocn thus presented 10 thc family,
II conclusion Was reached IN accord With
the culpnel's suggestion, and hc At ono"
sent the following dispatches
no ". Il. Gracc. New York,
Mother takes riverside, Tho iVWnbtJry
tomb better be- ~ the HamG place
To Gen. n. NlcFccN Washington
Mother tu.daN AcCo pied Riverside pItk, Sh'i
wishes me Ia thHnh YOU FOR the tendcr ~ the
soldiers Home. T. u, Gp,Sh
( lpon the same train that brcnght Cod.
I tIant up tie mountain came the company
ol regulars that had been expected since
Yesterday morning Tho regulars brought
their tcnls and all camp Rceontrcmcntr
and wore the uniform OF the regular army.
I There were hirty-cight mon IN ali.
/ They ars inc, manly fellows The com-
1 mnudcr Is Maj Brown, With l.ieutcmnts
! wood and Barr The detail IL made up
/ from Company T. of the Twelfth infantry,
/ located al Fort Porter, on Niagara riNrr.
Col, Roger Jones, TO whom all the mile
/ iary here are ordered 70 report, came
+ with The regulars and has assumed con-
+ troll aud directions under orders from
zen. Hancock, II vas learned tli, morn
Jug that SIS ar seven hundred troops viii
10 or have been ordered % Sanltogl in
meet The remains OF Gen. Grant on their
arrival there from The mountain on Tues
day next. iuslcadpf ordering The bat-
terry ol artillery TO the mountain the ord
nance will be- stationed at Saratoga
where proper sahics will br
hrcd during the transfer "
the body hom the mountain train 10 TIE
funeral train on The trucks ol Tue bella
ware Hudson Canal complny's road.
The intention OF carrying The remains 10
tho private cur OF COT William Vanderbilt
Inns hecn changed, and the funeral car,
"Woodawn,n has been substituted. This
ear besides earring the remains NH far
usl accommodations for forty persons.
otherwise ,hc train viii be made up as
previously stated, The government has
ordered General Passenger Agent llcn-
drIck OF the New York Central to drape
the ears OF the funeral train, aud, II Is the
purpose TO drapc them entirely in black,
relying for an imposing effect upon the
massing Of color, No white will be used,
and the company promises q spectacle
that shall be more imposing and impress
slyc than has ever before been known on
such an occasion. Gen. Hancock aud his
star now propose to be present here on
Monday before the funeral services
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
nousr coM,urrrr ArrorNlIsD.

WAsmTNGIoS, july 9s.--Gcn. John y.
CLARK, clerk Of the house Of representa-
thes has.designuted and requested the
follOwing-named committee to represent
that body at the funeral Of Gen. Gnnt
ions q. CARLISLE, Kentucky.
NAMUBL j. RANDALL, Pcnney lyHnih.
WILLIAM A.. MORRISON, Illinois.
j. RANDOLi1i TUCKER ylrginm.
-, r. SiAGLETOS, Mississippi
fHASR IIlSCOCK. New York.
THOMAS u. RETD, Maine
THOMAS ". BROWNE, Indiana,
BESJAMIN BuriIllwon1u, ONO.
The gentlemen win be requested by
mail to meet in New York city on the IN
Of August az some hotel not yci de-
lcrmned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
n,zrN rtI.rrns cu,n,.rs,

WAsnNGToN, July ~ ten. llazon 10
day brought charges against Seargcnt
Michael McGanan Of The sigual corps at
Pensacola, Fla, and asked that he be
tried by court martial for refusing TO nc.
ceivc Private Green, colorcd, who was
sent 10 assist him. McGarran is regarded
rs an cllcicnt officer. He remained on
duty throughout the yellow fever cpl
dcnic.
Gen llalen, chief signal officer, viii
sail for Europe on Thursday, to BE- absent
until October.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
The MEXICAN Editors.

CiNcINSATI, ONO, July 2S.--The McN-
lean editorial excursion party Is here to-
dry, the guests Of The Chamber Of Com
mcrcc. The members were introduced
on change and we're afterwards driven q
tie various points Of interest. They "a
hence 20 ST. Louis ON a special train al ,
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
The Burial Place for Gen. Grant
Changed from Central 10
Riverside Park.
4 Committee from the Housc oi Rep
rcScnativcs selected TO Attend
the Funeral.
lsoScoc C"ai>ling named orator Ut ~.
nnS for the Memorial services IN
Congress Next wiuter.
coNn,tNG MASTER OF crnrMo<uss.

CoNh,lNG MASTER or clREMo>uEs.
special To the Natcttc.
washington, July 2s,--u q memorial
service IN honor of Gen. Grant bc held IN
the hall oi the house of representatives
next winter Us VIII probably hc done,
the suggestion which has alre9dy been
made, thar Roscoe Conkling Be asked Ln
be the orator of the day, Viii meet with
general favor Aside from the general
appropriateness of the selection Ia other
respects. there would be something drll.
matte were Conklmg TO deliver an culogy
over Grant on the spot where iew wears
previously Blaine pronounced iaucwl
Grafton over Garfield
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
rn NIsIr rllnINsNNrnosrIrNI..

WASHINGTON, july -. The president
to-day appointed Robert Murray surgeon.
general of United states army, Francis
NJ Itirumcll Surgcon-gencral OF the United
States navy, aud Rev Byron Sunderland,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church.,
to be- visitors TO the government hospital
for the insane.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

been appointed medical referee of the
pension hurau, 10 succeed Or. Thus. Is.
Ford
conrad krclcut, who was to-day APP
pointed collector OF customs at Mil
wa'tkcc, resides NJ Shelhoygau, and is Il
maui of high literary aiialnncnts lie i q
lawyer by profession and has served
several terms In The state legislature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
nrcoKp on >pAIN,s ri.AGrn.

WAsmNGroN, July rs. The lnitrd
States consul at IIarclona Spain, makes
a report TO the marine hospital bureau
that the number Of cascs and deaths from
cholera in the infected districts of Spain
FROM the beginning OF It's appearance,
March Ia July (, 1850, was us follows;
Cases, 2s,0il, deaths l2,47,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
APPOINTMENTS IN THE INTERIOR pE.
PAIsTMENT.

W,smrNGToN, July -. Albert j..
Kelly Of Indiana has been appointed
chief of the assignment division of the
patent ohce, vice Samuel Mullil,cn Of
New Jersey, who has been transferred 10
the position OF first assistant examiner
Jno. d. Pennypacker Of Virginia has
been appointed special agent of The land
office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
run sIrr SELECTED.
4 spot selected Win View 70 Displaying
the Monument.


Nrw Yong, july 2s.~A topographic dis
patch from Col. Fred Grant announcing
that his mother bad decided IN favor q q
Site ln Riverside park was received At the
mayors office ia the city hall this morn
Ing, The burial place will be on tho ste
OF the ~. Clair homestead now known as
ihe Clnremont house. This building
stands on q high plateau at
the upper end Of Riverside park.
The building was the homestead of he
st. Claire family, aud when ibc grounds
about il were acquired by he ely the
old buidlng, which has stood Tor more
than 10 year, ON rs present site, WAS
remodeied and transferred inipa house
Tor Refreshments. under The control ~ iiir
park deparimen me tomb and mon-
nmeui 10 Gen. Grant viii bc an the size
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24

McGurk, the rustling horse trader,
arrived In town yesterday with eighty
seven head Of first class horses bought
In southwestern Montana, principally
from the Poindexter a Orr ranch. AT
Bozeman he sold "A carload. and before
he had been in town twelve hours he
had disposed Of sixty-slx OF those he
brought here. Mac has faculty for
the trade aud II would be a chilly day
when he could not sell horse II there
was purchaser within earshot Of his
eloquent voice. The lot he brought
In, however, did not need much chin
music TO work them of,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24
ALSO FOR SALE
REIDY FOR BUSINESS.
Important to Honsekeepers.

ALBERT SCHMlD.
Cabinet maker, repairer of all kinds
offurniture, upholsterer and mattress
maker. Furniture packing and ship
ping attended TO.
| have now in my employ NJ. Morris
Markell, who has just arrived from Loz
Angeles, Cal, and who is well ac-
quainted with the upholstering, car
pet laying, vanishing and oil finish
ing line. All the material for upholst-
ering work, ETC., can be had Just as
cheap here as in the states, therefore
/ can attend to all orders promptly
and give everybody bottom prices.
Leave orders at my shop, Bridge near
Seventh street, batween Mr.. Payette's
residence aud Ehrich's blacksmith
shop. Orders by mail, p. o. Box 95.
Respectfully,
A. SCHMID.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24

Neat fencing is a cheap but attrac-
tive improvement to city property and
many additions in that direction are
now under way here. The White
sides have just completed some nice
fences and have orders for more.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24

Nathan's opening yesterday was II
grand success as was attested by the
crowds OF ladies who visited his bazaar
and admired the rich and tasteful dis
play he had. The exhibition still con-
tinues aud is free for all.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24

Mr.. Tom ]. Farrell, of Farrell d
Varney, Virginia City, who recently
brought POO head of fine horses here,
advertises them for sale as per notice
in another column. They are good
stock and worth examining. He is at
the Inter-Oeean.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24

Fri Cogshall, manager of the River
Falls & Tiskilwa Cattle company, re-
turned yesterday from a visit to the
western portion of the territory and
reported having had pleasant time
while away.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24

A handsome fence that corresponds
nicely with his cosy house has just
been added to Joe Swerd6ger's prop
erty. IL has caught the eye Of Mr..
Russell who will soon have q similar
fence around his residence.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24

T. S. Blyth, Tongue; ]. Norris, La
Hoille, Ills; Bruno f. Fink, Mil
waukee; @. p. Griffen, Manchester,
Iowa; AL Harrison. Sweet Grnss;
Charles Wilson, 81. Paul; are ut the
Inter-0cean.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24

Howard Eaton, manager Of the
Badger Cattle company, bought thirty
head Of saddle horses for the Dakota
range from McGurk & Cook yester-
dAY
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-24

A petition for road to the Big
Horn country is in circulation and
has received the signatures of quite a
number of our leading business men;
in fact, it promptly received the sigma
lures of all TO whom it was presented.