The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
Then q company incorporated i,-elf

charge. The paper MAS published IN the
loft Of n livery stable. rhat j. the TIA
sol they called j. a stock COMPANY.
You could come mp the stars into the
Office. or Won could ;wi,: the tail o. the
iron gray mEl. ard take the elevator.
1t wash / much of = paper. hut J. cost
$1,000 4 year 10 a j. and came
ont six day,I!n the wees. 40 matter
VIVA: the weather was. We took The
Associated Pres. news uy telegraph
part Of the time. and part 81 the time We
relied on the tacyenu. InorIiuC papers,
which We got of the conductor on the
ca-.y morning irc:-ht We got a great
many Special tci-gr4m- from washing
ton in that way. AMI wacl the freight
train got in lac. hal 10 que, At what
on re- was dong and ~ up = column
of telegraph the test | coald. There
va, a rival evening paper there. and
sometimes il would send \ suar DO.
down to ;hc train and re; hold o. II
special kilograms. and sometimes the
conductor would 90 away on . picnic
and take ourt hcycnnc p?p-r with nm.
All these things are annoying 20 =
man VINO - trying 10 supply u -OnT-I.!-
want. There WAS one conductor II par
ticuiar who Used 10 90 away into the
foothills shooting age hens and tuae
our cab!cgrams with him IHis threw
too muca strain On M. | could gus
AZ what Congress WAS dong and maze
up 4 pretty reldiU.. report. but foreign
powers ami ~rciCLs;aTS and crowned
head, ami dyna,tic, always ri!Nei me
~, E,,t .,p lrAl- a,.r Nsi,4, .u,r-a-.
did last year and give L pretty good
@ic<, al what il Will 1t, this YER. bat
YOU can rely on Il dvna-ty or IN ",.e-c
monarchy in a bad state OF preservation.
II NAV 20 int executive session, o. Il
may 20 no bankruptcy.
still. at n TIM. We used II have
considerable" local pew, to III M with.
The North ahi Middle Parks for Il
while used TO help Us out when the
III NM camps Were new. Those We're
DAYS when it Vas conS.icrc! per-
fcctiy proper II XIII OIL the Board oil
if Their action WITS diSta>tc-
fol. A. thai time Il new camp general
~ locate! Il cemetery and wroir an
obituary; then the boys would start OUT
find Il nan whose name would rhvme
with the rc>t OF TIE verse. Th"Sc wrre
da,s waeI tine cemeteries Of Coiora-
Il w..c sill in their lnfancv and the
OF The s;X-shDotcr WAS hard in the
Land.
SOmetim s the indians would send u
in an item. 1t was morally II the
obituary line. With the Sion, on TIE
AMI the peaceful It's on the
we We're pretty sure Of some Kind
Ji n-wS during the summer. The parks
i,ei to b. occupied by white men win
and indians summers. .!SHmmcr was
really the plra-aii;us, time to 20 int
he park. bat TIE Indians had been in
habit Of yoin~ there ~ that 'a~Dn.
ind they wer: >~oclann,h that the wnita
nan couldn't have much fun with
.hrm. so they dec del they would 40:
20 there IN tie summc Several OF cur
subscribers werc killed by the
C;cS.
There Were w daily and three week
Y papers published in Laramie City at
hat time. Their. Were bctween two
md three thousand people. and or 10
al circulat on ran from on. hundred
fifty to two hundred and iifrv.
counting drai-hcadS. In our prospect
Is we stated that we wouli spare no
whatever in ran>aci,ing the
Universe for fresh news, but there Were
i:.cs when It was nil We could do -
get our paper on. IN time. Out o. the
Office | mean.
On. Of thc rival editors used to write
IiS editorials for the paper in tn" even
ny. jerk the Washington hard-nrrSS u
ticm oh, 90 hc:ne and wrrs'l
with juvenile ...ic in Ms family AMI
lay.ignt and then deliver his papers On
ne street 1t i not surprising that the
great mental strain incident to this lit.
made IN Old man of him and ~avr Il
OF extreme sadness to the funny
of hi, paper.
In Al unguar,icd moment. this man
wcotr an editorial once TINT got al his
subscribers mad mt him. and the same
lfternoon he came around and wanted
% sell MS paper To n for Slo.rpr. |
old HIM the who'll. outfit waSn't worth
thousand ccnts.
II know that" said he. ..but it is not
ne material taat am talkin. about. 1t
: tn goodwill of the paper
We hal Il rising Young hOr>c-thief in
in tho,e days who got into
ail by some fr-ak Of justice. and it was
% odd for 4 hor~.-th:cf 10 yet into Jail
hat | alluded to it chitorially. This
had distinguished himself
rom the common, vulgar horSe-thicyes
If his time by wearing Il large mouth. u
Kind of full dress. eight day mouth. He
smiled. but when he did he had
o hold the top Of his head on with both
| remember that | spoke OF
mis- in the paper, forgetting that he
criiici>e me when he cot ont of
nil. When he did get out again he
that he would shoot M III >:wh..
'lt friends advised me not To have his
'loOd on my hands. and took their adj
ice 50 | haven't got "A particle If his
,!oOi on either of nv hand.
For w or three months didn't
NOW but he would drop into the Office
NV minute and criticise me. but one
Law n frieni told me that me had been
lung in Montana Then | BEGAN To
n!ng!c in society again and didn't have
get in my coal with a Goubie-barrcl
no; gun any more.
After that | was always conservative
n relation To horsc-thiereS until W. got
he report nt the Vigilance Committee.
-PecS'S sun.
Shrewd Mrs. PenuckIe.
IL didn't always harrow the earth 70,