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Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Dillon has two incest cases.

Dillon has two incest cases.
Maiden wants lawyer. The
sweet thing also wants diverse
from her Mcagher.
The Virginia City folks are dispos-
ed to kick ut the irregularity of her
males.
Tho Tribune sayf business in Dillon
is moderatly brisk this winter.
The Granite Mountain Mine Mt
Philippsburg is producing about
$4,000 worth OF ore per day.
The hicagher county people held Il
meeting on the 10th to see about the
division of the county.
Ralph Prentice, who was convicted
os stealing three dollars worth of
stamps at Brzeman, cost the govern
ment $1,000 for the prosecution.
Guy X. Piatt is evidently working
q moral racket on the Inter Mountain,
force. Ho has recently persuaded
eight OF them to follow him 60 the
house of God and there humbly knoel
and ask forgiveness for their sins and
admittancc into tho bosom Of the
church. The Inter Mountain will be
more or less religious hereafter.
The Montana season FOR shooting
deer, antelope, chickens, grouse, etc,
closed Oh the LIST of January.
Anaconda has hoistcd the cabalistic
legend, 3~7-77, and hard eases are
skipping from that town.
William Jones was found dead in 4
cabin in Helena last Saturday. The
coroner's jury decided that death was
caused by pneumonia, brought on by
sleeping out in the cold While drunk
Tn the Z. S. land Office at Helena
last Saturday, 10000 acres of desert
land were filed upon. The rush was
caused by the repeal Of the desert land
law and desire on the part Of the
applicants to secure tho land before
the act Of congress received the presi
dents signature.
Marshal Botkn has received 4 dis
patch from Washington sts.ing that
the special in the Pioneer fless q few
days ago concerning the charges
against him was wholly unauthorized
by the department and contains nc
semblanca Of truth. The message rs
felred to is supposed to hayo origin
ated with persons in close communi,
cation with one who preferred the
charges and is now in Washington.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29

If she cannot do that. her rich men.
in self defense. should. And England
should be more careful about the cdu.
cation Of the children of her very
poor, and place them in q way to learn
to do something which n machine Of
iron and brass cannot be taught to do.
In Our own country there should be
steady patrols of the great cities. and
the unemployed should be helped to
get away. And the same care should
be taken to start the children Of the
very poor right in life. The most
fearful thing in all this world is Il
mob of intelligent men who start out
in fury because their little children
are hungry at home. England and
the United States should provide
against such things. Salt Lake
Trihnne.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
Dead, David Owle.

David Ogle died at the Pacific
hotel yesterday doth Of Brights dis
case of the kidneys. The deceased
was born near st Louis IN July. 1923.
He went to California in 1852 and
then went to Oregon with j. $. Har
rington. He came to Montana in
1867 from Walla Walla. Hc was II
good prospector but his discoveries
were not such rs to inrich him. He
came to Chotem county about 1876
where he has since resided, with the
exception of 4 year or two which he
spent AT Sun River. lie ran the Sun
River livery and feed stable one sum
mer and during the following winter
worked in coal mine near this town
which did not prove to contain good
fuel coal and was therefore abandoned.
The deceased is said to have been
well connected in st. Louis.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
The Club Man and His Wife.

He is club man with n nice little
wife. Like many other married men
also possessing nice littlc wives. he
has grown careless in his attentions.
He runs down to the club nearly ev-
ry night. She stays ut home every
night. But then her place is at home.
A box of candy makes amends for
any slight thinks he. Now, she docs
cry when he just goes out ''for IN
hour" She simply calls 'good-by"
from the top of the stairs, then goes
into her room, puts on her prettiest
dress, dabs little powder on her
nose. and waits for the door-bell to
call her down. Then she skips into
tho parlor and spends n delightful
evening with another club man-onc
of those dear fellows who hates to soc
woman neglected. It's all perfectly
proper SO far. But some day there
will be row. Then, poor little wife,
you will be the sufferer. "Therc ia
one law for the man and another fol
woman San Francisco Report.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
Less Fortunate than Montana.

ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-Dispatches
from Texas continue to report great
loss to cattle and sheep by the late
cold weather in various parts on man!
ranges in the northern and western
parts of the State. Great numbers
of cattle have drifted southwark till
stopped by wire fences running many
milos east and west, and are now dy-
ing by hundreds and even thousands,
from hunger, thirst aud cold. The
loss is chiefly on ranges which have
suffered from drouth, both grass and
water being scarce and cattle in poor
condition; but even in more favored
parts of the State great amount Of
stock has already been lost by the un-
usual severity of the weather. 1t is
estimated that 10 per cent of cattle
and 30 pcr cent of sheep have per
ished.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
Mexican Needs.

W. Il. Curtis, Secretary OF the Cen
tral and South American Commission,
writes from the City of Mexico to the
Chicago ntcr-Occan: "What Mexico
needs more than anything else is a
good hotel. 1t is about two hundred
years behind The times in this respect.
This city has five railroads, a splendid
strcct-car system. telegraph wires to
all the world, Il telephone service with
700 subscribers, six daily newspapers
and any number of weeklies, electric
lights. the best bath houses in Amer
ica, but not one decent hotel. The
Hotel Iturbidc, which occupies the
old palace Of the Emperor of that
name, is gorgeous affair on the out
side, with any amount ot romansequo
carving and magnificent pillars, but
hollow moclcry within. The rooms
are large and lofty, but the furniture
is in n state of lamentable decay, and
the beds are simply thin cotton mat
trasses spread upon board. Such II
thing as spring bed never entered
Mexican hotel"
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
.
Northwest Land Titles.

Last October Secretary Teller de-
cidcd that Il great number of cash eli
tries OF public lands in Michigan.
Minnesota. Wisconsin and other
western states and territories were
void. These entries were made upon
lands withdrawn from the public
domain as railroad land, and subse-
qucntly restored. Secretary Teller
held that rs the lands thus restored
were never offered for sale at publid
auction. they cannot be entered by
settlers under the law until they havc
been so offered. The decision created
n great deal of Consideration among
cash entry men. and it is said that
thousands of acres of their lands have
been sqnattcd upon by homesteadcrs.
For several days delegation rep
rcscnting the cash entries in the
northern peninsula OF Michigan have
been ut Washington to consult with
members and senators ~ to the best
method of legalizing the sales. As
result Senator Palmer today intro
duced bill in tho senate to confirm
the titles of all whopurchnsed in good
faith Tho Michigan delegation in
the house will hold meeting to
devise ways and means for passing
favorable legislation through that end
of the capitol. 1t is expected that
other states will be represented there
in few days.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
A Very Nicc Story.

A genial commercial man, upon en-
tcring barber shop in small min
ing camp in Montana, discovered that
the proprietor Of the establishment
was red man, or in the language OF
the rcd-haircd printer, an Indian. He
watched the follow as he strokcd his
razor nervously over the goose PIN
pies on the western mans beautiful
"phiz." His tongue ran out Of his
mouth, looking like Il red flannel
blanket floating in the wind out OF u
boarding house window. The com
mcrcial man took Il walk. Pick and
Cad, Shullsburg, Wis.
If the authorof the above real nice
romantic story will again visit Mon
tana he can make Il mint Of money
exhibiting himself. Even now we
can almost hear the exhibitor ut the
door OF his tent Us he shouts: Here's
the great, the only living man who
ever saw Il buck Indian ut work earn
ing his own living. Wake up, gentle
men! Thirty years in tho wilds OF the
West, and such Il sight never observ,
cd before. Walk in, gentlemen. Here
is the great living curiosity!" etc.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29

about fifty feet above the mine.
After these preparations had been
made the wondering populace were
asked to retire behind some adjacent
until after the explosion. The brave
irishman then crouchcd down behind
his cannon, grasping the wire which
connected with the mine in one hand
and n lighted match in the other, and
patiently awaited the coming Of the
marine monster. He had not long to
wait. With great snort. it rose to
the surface and swan to the shore it
landed, il came on toward the mine,
it reaches it, it steps on, now it's hugh
body is directly over the mine, the
man pull jerk ut the wire, the dead
ly dynamite exploded and the mon
ster was lifted full one hundred feet
into space, and rs The hugh mountain
of flesh and shell deccnded, and when
about fifty feet from the earth. the
cannon exploded and its terrible load
OF spikes were buried deep in the long
grey colored belly, it lay on the sand
struggling and pounding the earth
with its tail, few moments later it
was dead The monster had been
swallowing farmers oxen. horses and
mnles ut one gulp.
1t has been skinned and u taxider-
mist is stuiiing it. It is said to belong
to species Of gigantic lizards sup
osed to have been extinct many thou
sand years ago.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
Aliens and Public Lands.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Representa-
tive Oates, from the committee Oh
public lands, prepared n report on the
bill to prohibit aliens and foreigners
from acquiring OF owning lands with
in the United States, which the com
mittce has reported to the House with
the recommendation that il pass.
Oates says: "Your committee has as
certained. with reasonable certainty,
that certain noblcmen of Europe,
principally Englishmen, have acquir-
cd and now own in the aggregate
about q, l,000,0O0 acres Of land within
the United States. We have not suf
iicicnt information to state the quan-
tity owned by untitled aliens, nor is
it SO important. as it is generally held
in small bodies. This alien and non
resident ownership will, in the course
Of time, lead to system Of landlord
ism incompatible with the interests OF
The FREQ institutions OF the United
States. Tho foundation for such Il
system is broadly laid in the western
States and Territories. A consider.
able number are annually arriving in
this country ard arc to become ten
ants and hcrdsmen of tho vast pos
sessions OF these foreign lords; they
are under contract. made and entered
into bo'ore they sail for our shores
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
A Midnight Bellies Lunch.

The Now York beau usually finds
on injury, after the theatrr or opera
that his belle has big midnight ap-
petite. This physical conditionis not
SO much the result of lapsing hours
since Eer last regular meal Us that she
did not permit herself to eat all she
could hold. Knowing very well tho
discomfort OF sitting for long even
ing in corsagc additionally tighten
ed by a hearty dinner, she fasts rather
than submit to Il worse annoyance.
In the nearest restaurant to the play
house, however, she encompasses
more than her adjusted corset would
allow her to hold. How is that? OBJ
serve that on taking seat ut the ta-
bic she stimulates n shiver and re-
marks that she will keep on herc!oak.
Pretty soon, when the plate of fried
oystors and bottle OF ale are set be-
fore her, the fair hands disappear
under the ample wrap. Thore are
surface indication Of fumbling in the
region of her waist. oho sishs, but
it is expressive Of relief rather than
SORROW, and the rapt escort is little
shocked by the suddenly complacent,
even voracious, contemplation Of
food. What has she done? A pull
at n string has loosened all tho stays
in her corset, and IN unbuttoning of
her dress has freed her girth from all
restrictions. She will now easily nc
commodato whatever she chooses to
swallow, and the wrap will hide the
matter salty until she disappears
from the sight of the beau into her
own home.
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Emigrant gulch is booming up
with rich liscoyrri., of cold
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
The Grca! Modern Terror.

The unemployed poor in London
meet in thousand, with the cry on
their lips of "Pread or blood lii
America there are many strikes, and
many works whore, in times past, la
Dor was given to thousands, closing
down. This is u bad showing for two
OF tho richest and brayest nations on
earth. 1t shows, on ono side, a bad
adjustment Of things; on the other, it
is fresh proof that as all that can
be got in this world is food and cloth
ing, and as every people can. unuided
by machinery, procure these things
when machinery multiplies the work
ing force OF the world fye-fold, then
extraordinary means must be employ
od to procure things which the rich
will buy, or thoro will be n choking OF
people in the great trade and manu-
featuring ccntera. This is what i,
happening now, and tho trouble can
not be cured by speeches. Great
Britain should keep, at least, one great
line of steamships bearing away. tc
new lands her unemployed adult poor
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
4 SAD ACCIDENT.
\ Little Girl Killed In idaho by Her
Father.

Father.
The Bear Lake idaho, Democrat.
OF last week. has I'm account Of the
accidental shooting of 9year old
girl by her father. ut Bennington.
The report says: 1T seems that Geo.
Birch and his brother Robert had been
amusing themselves by shooting at II
mark with Il Sharp's rifle. Robot got
away with George in shooting. and,
on entering tho house. the latter said
he could beat him. The little girl was
sitting little in front of her father,
and said: Pa will beat Incic Robert
this time George accordingly placed
u cartridge in the gun. holding tho
muazlc down. the hammer being up
to admit Of the cartridge entering tho
gun. As George drew the lover back
to shove the cartridge in lis place hc
ut the same time brought the gun up
to level, and was in the act OF turn.
ing to so Out Of the house whom it
went off. the ball:passing through his
daughters head and penetrating tho
wall beyond The little girl was in
siantly killed, and tho father became
almost frantic over the sad affair.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The United States is the third silk
manufacturing country in the world.
Its annual production is worth s35,-
100000.
A speculative Yankee has rented
sixteen halls in Washington, in which
he will put up 5000 cots for inaugura-
ton week.
News letters, in manuscript. were
sold before newspapers. were printed.
The Italian name gazette was first APP
piled to those letters aud afterward to
the printed copies.
The second prize for butter at the
Calcutta exhibition was awarded for
fine sample of American oleo.
margarine. Some one spoiled good
joke and the judges reconsidered their
award.
The fibre of tho hop vine is said by
some French paper manufacturers to
to be the best substitute for rags yet
discovered. It's advantages nrc great
length, strength, fexibility and deli
cacy
James Roach told tho Springer
committee that he was once Il tramp.
Recently when james Roach lowered
the wages of his workmcn he cut
down, i'll like proportion. the rents
they were paying him.
A few days since n cabic message
was sent from Melbourne. Australia,
to London and delivered in twenty
three minutes. The distance by land
and scu is l3.39S miles. and the mes
sage was repeated" eleven times.
The American News Company has
twenty-scyen diiIcren, branches. Gov
ering the entire United Stutcs, and is
in the newsdealers' world wnat tho
Standard Oil Company is in the mat
ter of petroleum production and sale.
A woman may loved for three
things. For her superior intellect. Il
love serious but rare; for her beauty,
Il love vulgar and brief; for the qua i.
tiles Of heart, u love lasting but men
otonous. Thuckeray. To this may
be added Il fourth--a combination Of
the former three. A lovely idea, but
unexamp!ed.
The second tLimble centenary has
been celebrated in Amsterdam. Tho
first thimble WAS made in October,
1854. bya goldsmith nnmod Van Bel :
choltcn. whose idea in tho mauaftc,
lnrc Of the pretty conceit was 10 1ra-
tect the figures Of his lady love. Tho
English V,.re the first 10 adopt tho
new invention.
The city expenses OF yeS York to
now S33 .0G0.oO0 year. Those OF the
general government afe about S2G6.
100000. Win II population of Il mil
lion and half. or one iortieth Of the
entire population Of the country, tho
city expenses Of New j ork are orc
eighth rs largo az The e@ponsos of the
general government.
The trial oi Il faro dealer in Wush-
ington Territory terminated in we'd
ding. In thai TclTitory women aIvo
ON jurics. IL thc case in question six
men and six ladies Wpra SOLICITED il
Try the case. James Mitchell and
Susie Thompson met for the first timn
in the jury box. There was Il p.o-
poaal and hn acceptance The OIL
unhappy person was the accused ho
was convicted.
Tho German people, who were only
25,OO0,0Oo in 1916, are now Ii, 0.0oO,
and their present rate ot increase is
greater thaa that OF anS European
race. The population, which ia Franco
only increases by rs & year fU every
10000 and in Groat BI,t4in b7 oldy
l0l, increases in Germany ll5, aal
this in spite of . VAST emigration
which, since lslG, has c@.liea gWGy
3,5O0,OOQ, mostly young all,L2,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
GOV. Potts and the Prize Fighters.

Gov. Potts and the Prize Fighters.
The bill introduced by Potts for the
suppression Of prize fighting provides
that every person engaging i'll that
pastimc shall. on conviction, be pun.
ished by imprisonment in the terri
torial pcnitentiary and kept at hard
labor for not less than one nor more
than ten years, and pay the costs OF
prosecution. That any ono acting us
umpire. hacker, trainer, second. or re
porter, shall be fined not less thar
$50 nor moro than $500. and shall b,
imprisoned in tho county JUL not les,
than ton days OF more than three
months, and pay the costs Of prosccu
ton.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29
Sun River Sun.
Job Printing a Gpseialty.

The material for vi. dsr.rtIuut sss haes So
lrcicd with great care, and we ats prepafss 4, 10
any Kind of job Work with n5htnsS saI aia
patch. Our typ1 Is of tho lsi,s, style ~ f-.-r-
iaciur', having b'ou uidcred directly fren VI
well nnown type foundry Of Ma,dsr. Inss L Co..
thirntn. Show printing. hiil heads. letter hee1a,
envelopes. rnrtl' counter checks receipts, etc, ,
nii the shortest noiicc ard st reasonable rates.
We respectfully ask all business mon W coll azA
examine uiir 4nnrlps.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-01-29

Emigrant gulch is booming up
with rich d!scoyerie- Of gold.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

FuaExA- NyyApA. November "a, 1854.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT me
IN Sweetwater Mining Company OF Irsssui -
Hill, Nevada, whose Possofies ADDRESS -
HauiIton. Nevada. has this day hied its appi.
cation for q prtent for nfteen hnhdreu ~
feet 81 the Hidden Treasure Number = mineM
vein bearing silver with surfsee grouna s -
hundred feet in width, situated IN "liee ~
Mining District. County OF white Pine w
State OF Nevada, and designated by the neia
notes and official plat on hle In this once
Lot Number 10, located upon unsurveys
land. the exterior boundaries OF saia :"
Number 10 being as follows. to-wit: r-.a
Beginning at 9 post marked NO. l. uhiea
eta ties survey No. 10, whence the secnon eor
nsr common 10 sections "a and 70, TOWNSHIP
10 north. Range 81 east, and sections ~ anu ~.
Township 10 north. Rsnge % east, houss
Diablo Meridian, bears south ~ aesress =
north SO degrees 16 minutes west o20 Z-iv w,
thence running, first course, north 10Y deeiss
east /, 500 feet to post marked NO. = up.M
states survey No. no; thence, second coussy
south 55h degrees east 600 feet 70 post nsa
No. 8, United States survey No. ITO: tneses,
third course, south 10h degrees west l'uei wc
to post marked No. 4, United States survey W.
1fG; and thence, fourth course. north e9A ~
grees west $50 feet to post No. 3 OF onasa s
States survey No. 101. Hidden Treasure loos'
460 feet 10 post No. Q Of said United Stat sur
vey No. l01, 600 feet to post No. /, the place"
beginning. containing Is 87-l00 acres.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east. a..
The location Of this mine is recorded IN w
Recorders once of White Pine Mining ~
triet, in book L of the records of said distfiss
This claim is bounded on the southwest Dyn'
Hidden Treasure mining claim.
Any and all persons claiming adversely W
portion OF said Hidden Treasure No. 2 mineI
surface ground are required to file theifI
verse claims with the Register OF the unrI
States Land Once ct Eureka. in the stansWW
Nevada, during the sixty days period OF pu9~
cation hereof. or they will be barred by v'~
Of the provisions OF the Statute.
r. II. HINCKLEY, Regis.e.is
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Nou N
of Application for Patent he Published fGr Il
period Of sixty days, in the Eureka a" 4
SENTINEL. a daily newspaper pubiishs'
Eureka, Nevada. 49,
n2s.6Qd T, ii. HINCKLEY, Regis''''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

IT. nfor working people. Send 10
jill cents postage, and we Will mail
you fire royal, valuable sam.
- pie bI Of goods that vi put
you IN the way Of making more money in .
Few days than you ever thought possible at any
Dneiness. Capital not required. You can live
Al home and work in spare time only. or All
the time. All Of both sexes. of all sqes.
grsndly successful. fifty cents TO SIS easily
earned every evening. That all who want
WORK may test the business, We make this un-
psraiieieo oner; To all who are not well sat-
ished we will send 81 to pay for the tronb,e ~
writing US. Full particulars, directions. etc.
sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure for
al who start at once. Don't delay. Address
sTIssos L Co., Portland, Maine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
eureka Dailp 5fntinfL
q ,4rEw YORK SIM.

An Independent Newspaper
Of Democratic Principles. but
not Controlled by any Set OF
Politicians or ManipUlato1;
Devoted to Collecting ard
Publishing all the News OF the
Day in a Most Interesting
Shape and with the greatest
possible Promptness, Aocora-
cy and Impafialltg and to
the Promotion Of Democratic
Ideas and Policy IN affairs OF
Government Society ard h.
dustSy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
POSTPONED.

The shove sac has been postponed 10
WEDNESDAY, March 10. 1885. st the same
hour and Place. JOHN z. JONES,
Secretary.
Eureks. FEB. &c. 1885. felT-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

SoCIETY BADGES. JEWELS AND ou.pus
~ Of every kind, In gold, silver or metz -.
NATHAN JOsEPH'S, Gal CLAY street Snr 2
AGENT IN A FRANCISCO for tha Tpiss.an,
Badge and Regatta 90. workmen's badsss a.
solid geld for 81, postage free. OrsnSsmsn, =
Trade Supplied. ssavD.D