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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15
Wedding Beiis,

Owing to the crowded condition pf our columus yesterday, we were ul- able to publish the wedding of Nr. James Breslin and Miss Mary Mu.7 phy, which took place on Monday evening last, the Rv. Father Dolje officiating. Both of the happy you g people are well known in this ci'y. After the ceremony they held q Ye- ception at their residence on Seven, il street. where they received the con gra ulations of a large number of friends. THE TOMBSTONE, together with host of friends of the young couple, trusts thrt in their journey through life together that nothi Z may ever occur to mar he bright sunshine that has now entered tn 1T ':ves, and tha' y must have trouble of an. -a, ..et they will '.il be ii,ls ones, ...e ..de and joy of ,Aeir parcuts.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15
Silver 0uOIatiOns,

silver in New York and London:
 NEW YORK, Sept. 15. London. n......t...,....., H 1-lod New York. ............. .954cts.
 G. w. sanderson of Soldier Holes is in the city.
 Silver jumped up yesterday to 97 cents,
 Col. Mike Gray, of old Camp Ruck- CT is visiting the city.
 Joseph swycoffer of Galeyville ar rived in this city yesterday.
 Dr. Poole left for his home on {! Lower San Pedro this morning.
 q. R. Monck of Wilcox arrived in this city yesterday afternoon.
 David Johnson of Wilcox came ov- CT last evening.
 There was no mall from the west last evening, the train being several hours late at Benson.
 Don't fail to attend the dancing school at the skating rink tomorrow evening,
 The Democratic delegates have been arIiv' n all day, a1d a large batch will arrive this evening.
 Frank Lesl:a is confined to his residence by 4u attack of Material ie- yer.
 1he demccrati' convention vii. met at 5, lief l,n hall tomorrow ra lrnia~ at b n'clo.l.
 The .sular meeting of the Royal Arch Mascns will take place this e ening. All Royal Arch Masons arr viieI lo be present.
 Jolnpy EenHeeSy reports that small band of Indians recently s!ole s;x fue horses from him, and also six Ilore from his meigh0ors.
 w. G. Dumout, G H $ -acl, Chas. E.uauI anl 'Th"s Baker ia!t last eveni z sy private conveyance for Benson.
 Mrs. \ O. WAll,ee ant her Gauz l. trr Mr,. F. ". Beau de Esrt arriv- c,i home from California Last even ing.
 Regist,ati,.n will close on he sec- .ond N n lay ia October 80 if you have not alre.y iy r"gi :ered you had better do so at Lnc@.
 Mir. \. ForIou;s has made an as eignment to MT. II. J. Sadltr for the Lc eft of lis creditors.
 The W lc X delegation ali of whom arc among the best and solid citizens Of Coehise Coun y loft for their homes this morning,
 B. J. McGrew, a popular young rancher of the Whetstones, who if he had made the matter known sooner, would have teen nominated for tie legislature, left for hi home this morning.
 Tn Te son delegation done then.- selves proud GH.ing their stay in this city, and went home well satisfied with the ticket that they had helped to make and confident that il will be ,l:cted.
 In our report of our precinct drle- gates yesterday We stated that MT. Pntler had been nominated for Codn- clImln from the Third Ward. l. sh ,uiI have read Geo. R. Watts Councilman Third Ward and Mir. But fer for the Fourth Ward.
 Dr. Poole having received the Co' = tra for carrying the mail between Bensor and Riverside has l1ceu good vehicles aad stock upon the road and carries his passengers through hy daylight. His stages leave Bens,n every Monday and TAursday morning at o'clock for Riverside, returning every Tuesday and Friday morning to Benson. Can Gidafes on both tickets who intend to visit tue good people of the San Ped TO should paste this notice on their hat.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15
FOR JOINT COUNCILMAN.

hereby announce myself as q candidate for the office of Joint Councilman for the Southern District, subject to the action of the Republican Territorial Convention.
 B. s. COFFMAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15

Mir. W. D. Gauzhorn vii! appear be- fore the democratic precinct delegates for the office of city recorder. He is a gentleman we'll qualified for the position, and should he be nomipatad, would make strong fight.
 JIM. BraceyelI, one of the most successful journalistis in Arizona, aud a most jovial and worthy gentle man, came in last evening from Will cox to attend the Democratip con- vention. MT. Bracewell is the editor and proprietor of the Wilcox Stock man, the leading stock paper of the southwest.
 w. G. Dumont, one tthe delegates to the republican convention, is run ming the leading saloon in Benson, just opposite the depot. MT. Dumont Is d gentleman whois vel known and very popular. Candidates aTe rtferred to Mr. DUmpnt's place of business when they visit Benson.
 Sheriff Hatch received dispatch from Deputy Sheriff Darrah this af. tpruoon, stating that he would leave San Francisco to day with the conf- dcuce man Abbott.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15
EsaugTES ScisOoi

Will open to nj. ,ht at tbe skttinE Rink, and thereafter every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evenin- ings. A soiree every Saturday even ing. J. W. SHEPPARD W. BARON,
 J4.tf rofessOrs
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15

The republicans get every representa=y tive district but one in Franklin county and carry it by 600 majority.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15
TELEGRAPHIC
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. The Republicans of New Hampshire Nominate Chas. II. Sawyer
 for Governor. Arthur Bathast, with About a Dozen Aliases, Contesses to Murder ing the Late Mayor Bow
 man, of East St. Louis,
 Last November. The Democratic Convention, of 1Iin- nesota, Nominate their Governor
 and Other Officers, State Comptroller Dunn, of CaIifor- mia, Refuses to Audit Bills of
 the Late Legislature. NJ. A. Slaven, One of the Originators of the Panama Canal, is Dead, The Official Returns of the Maine Election Coming in-The
 Republicans Carry
 Everything Geronimo, it is Assumed, Cannot be Tried by a Military Commits
 sion for His Crimes,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15

A C. Rogers, G. Gtrwein and N. Rnsenayrs II, :, ming for Ben
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15
ITS

All announcements under this head mus be paId for in advance, or they will not be inserted.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
Criminals and Crimes.

w. cCartliyi clerk Of the California
state supreme court, has gone TO Honolulu
leaving q 81 z, 600 deficit.
AlcSeal, The abscondins president 81 the
Lancaster Nhtionaf bank, Of Clinton. Alass..
was. ~ sannouneed. largely ittereated IN.
the Howe company /. tile Snow Cattle COM.
3pany, and the Wyoming Meat com pant. all
locatedin " yoming Territory.
s Beemuse he. was e drunken nuisance.
4 Peggy Franz. q ~ one.iesed man, was or
4 tlsred out oil q house IN Chicag 70 after he
4had pitid n nights Iodg ing. 81 Gus Rieba. the
clerk refused to, rotnrn the money u here.
upon Peggy iatally shot him through
i a lung. The slioo otter escaped.
L At q party IN Clay county K VI, Dan ana
i George Gray !, Sam I,eise and Dink Steyers
ssd in n light, in which Dan Gray,
Steyers md 5Benge were \ illed, and George
Gray ffttally wounded Three years lgo
Stexsrs and his brother MA lnid Dan Cry
near thu place where the TRACED Il occurred.
and shot him, which vas the cause Of the
trouble. s.
All Yittsburg IL has Just been developed
that edward q niiey Who Is under Il zen.
8atenco of deitth for the murder Of Policeman
( lsaitss. Erred the she y during b riot Mt a.
picnic QUO day Inst summer. that killed,
HENRY Meyers, ii iectss tsJr. All, iniorn,tis
4 bon vas intlslc asai1sts oireys ior murder,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
Personal Gossip.

MrH. Jessie Benton Fremont, vile OF Mthe
Pathfinder Il is visiting Mrs. Major Hughes
i i'll Washingt on. Els r. 81.
The late Judge Goode, who committed
suicide at Terre Bonnie. La. left an estate
worth S100.00U. He wonll probably
have been the gubernntorial candidate in
/ Louisiana Of Republicans and conssrya.
tive Democrats had he lived.
IA The ndintant general has been informed
@of the death of Lieut.. G. AZ. Bailey, Of the
Eighth infantry, Of Uphold fever, at his
head q,larters, Angel island, San Francisco
: harbOr. He was lie eldest con Of Col. z.
i II: Bailey medical director; on Gen. Pope,s
stast. q;
Rev. Arthur o. sBrieina died III Balti-
more in his isht first year, Of hemor-
rhage and j:tund lIewas born at koei,igs.
burg, Prussia, grtdnatt ted Mt the. University
of Leipsicf and entered the Lutheran min
siHtry His connection with the troubles
sof s4S in Prussia exiled him with Hon
Carl Scliurz, with whom lie always main
tuined an affectionate friendship. Since
I giving nj, the active work of. the ministry
&he pursued literary labors and iecturing. s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
4 beware Of Pension Attorneya..

Washington Special: A number 81 pcn.;
sion attorneys have devised new scheme
by Which to collect advance fees md no.
tnrinl and other small expenses. RECENTLY
the second controller made decision that
SOD bounty was due a very small class
who enlisted previous to July 90 1861.
Soon after letters !of inquiry, enclosing cir;
cnlars OF n number of Washington attor.
tneys began to pour in from NIL sections III
the country on the second auditors Office.
asking whether tile circulars we're true. Ii.
nearly I'LL cases they were ialse;, and we're
framed no ns to induce applications from,
NIL soldiers who enlisted during the first
three years Of the war. Tho following Is d
specimen: ~ n l::S ia 20 3s75 =
Dear Sir: By q recent decision 81 the acc.
ond controller you are entitled to 100.
bounty pro yided you have NOT received Il
and enlisted prior to Dec, "a, 1903. Claims
arising under this decision will be adi,itiica..
ted IN the order in which they arc presant.
5ed. Hence, an oarly reply to this let ter will
4bos TO yonr best interest. Please send ma
the names and postottice address 81 ali III.
icers or their heits that you can.
5@s All who receive such circulars viii a "a
Themselves from being swindIed II thew viii
note that not q solitary case falls under
the decision to which reierenc, ia M Nh n
these circu .ars, where the enlistn,ents tooir4
place after July 20, 1861 f15
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
General q 81 q News G onde sed.
Old chestnlnts II the Honse ],

s. Washing Special: There ara now over
s,ooo bills before the house OF representa-.
tires md over 90 have been introduced
IN the senate, more than three fourths OF
them being old ncquaintances that have
been S before congress Tor years, and in sew
e IN cases two or more members have in
tr q, od 1ll'', the same blu. Members
who presented them have taken the
printed form OF the ones their colleagues
have introd uced in this or previous con
crosses erased the name. and the date ind
gone through the little .pantomine for the
benefit OF their constituents. One
member the other day sent to the docu-
J, men room for$all the bills he had intro
duced IN the last congress and slipped
them in: again. Springer. OF illinois
must p have done this, Ms he has been
caught in q rather embarrassing scrapc.
Recently he introduced q bill granting n
pension to nm ex-so.iier named Knick: 1t
now appears thnt on the 2 Sd OF May, 1884
Alr. Springer introduced a bill for the same
purpose, and identical inits language, and
on the Sd OF March, ! 1885, it became a law.
Mr.. knick has been drawing pension 10 r
about six months. ~ sEsU 8 Il / :, ~
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
Go,1tans 4 oantai,iIsslf,,,

Fall Of the Thsat rical Jove.
8ass One Of the features Of the prod uction
81 Rip Van Winklo', h 81 tbs Clunios
opera-Hl House was the realistic thunder
y which was introduced into Tie noun
tain scene. Il was 4, contriiyanlce worllosiIa
~ wires, and tho operator stood 81 I.
narrow platform in tho loft 81 lie the i,,..
ater and ssspulled tho strings ssat,,rs
day night the ssthnndersr'i became g.
3 3'eEngrossed in his awful work lint ho !,
stepped from tho small platform, and
one q his legs went down tiiro,g,, ttt,s {
ceiling. Tho plastering cano pouring
,deWn on the orchestra, ana they ..libS
out q. as II they though lightning had
~ struck y, that gicinity. Some Of tho MI.
a 9 enc were also preparing to iily whom
The SsispcRde 90 limb was discovered and
iuproarlous laughter took tho place 'of
lterror. innlly the controller oi tho
underbolt was rescued and tho plays
went On, His foot Is NOT Of Cindcrella a.
HE prop ortions, and considerablo slalns;
lege was done 70 the handsome pnpering
of the theater. Saeranisnso Bee.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14

According to the latest official state
ment published BY the authorities Of
Russia. there are in that country not
less than IL, 600 square miles Of oil
producing land, but Of this vast ter
ritory the field at Baku is the only
one worked, and even this covers only
the limited space Of some three and
one;half miles. The output is enor-
nous, and the fact is stated by one
who witnessed the opening Of q well in
that locality that column Of oil
spurted to the height Of 100 feet, car
rying great stones with it, the flow
continuing until q large lake Of petro-
sleum was formed. The product is re-
fined on the spot the residue being
used as fuel for steamers and railways.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14


Il The obituary notices Of Rams ON 9
prominent gambler, and Davis, q not
led sawdust operator Of New York oc-
c,lpied more space in the New York
press than those OF the late Professor
John G: Drap hose writings have a
high position il the scientific circles Of
AmerIea and Europe Probably q
skilled writer, with q thorough knowl-
Sedgesof the subjects which formed
PROT Draper's lihfe-work, could give a
wider and deeper interest to q sketch
Sof his life than any life of q gambler or
COMIC ence man could command; but
such q sketch would call for q more
careful reading than is generally ac-
corded to q daily newspaper.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
Insanity q 1 Late Dakota ]. yndgs.

IL Des Moines Nowa) y Special Several
weeks ngo Seward Smith 81 tlss CITY. feierai
Judge ior the Territory OF Dnkot 4, wls re- d.
moved from office. He then became 4 Gan.
tlidate for United States senator to repre- ,,,..
sent that territory when it should lie nd.
mittcd to statehood For some 4 time 4
ruinor bas been current that udre Smitl,
iiwns. In danger Of losing his mind. !, la.
comfy IL WAS definitely learned that Tia
rumor WAS not without Foundation, For
some time he has been suffering from III sleeD.
iessness. induced by overwork an tic bench
~ Dakota and aggravated BY his
removal from Office by tho president
md his subseq candid nov 4 for
United States senator Tor. Da ltota. iris
has had the effect Of temporarily unflinp.
Ing tho judge mind, He iabors undor liza
5hallneiuationt that hs immensely wealthy,
aud his conduct in othor reanects "A nt,t.
like himself: Recently he ordered $500
worth Of pictures from an nrt store fors IN
Office he IL opening on Third street. and
ws.s indig nans because they were not IA.
sliyered, and soon after lhs gave ti,o secre.
;taryof the COTTAGE hospital q check ior
$50 .f Tho check was returned. Tl,e case
a. one Of which I'LL will learn with sorrow.
az the afflicted man b stands very high In tho
esteem 81 his personal ncqnainta aces. lss
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14


The Railway Age, in its annual re-
view Of railway construction, state
that the total length Of main line, not
including second track. sidings, or re-
;neWals, laid in the United States dur
ing 1885 was 3,112.s miles. This is
about 700 miles less than the new
mileage Of 1884, and it is less than in
any year sincel 1873, when the total
was but 2, 6s7 miles; while in 1875 the
record OF new obstruction reached
only q miles. During the last ten
years the railway mileage ofthe United
States has been Increased 54,76S
miles, and now reaches, in round shunl-
beers. the grand total Of 12s, 500 miles.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14

The statistics Of senewleafs' turned,
and new reso lntions adopted on the
sfrstI day Of the current year, would be
Interesting could they be obtained
end still more Interesting would bethe
number ofsthosa leafs unstained and
aresol thong seisn, ct the end of
this month us hope that this
;Snlay be q halcS On Year, TO be long res
nlesnbered as one where good resolu.
lions are kept to the end.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
foreclosure Sales and Reco,yorr,.,,,,n.

fa foreclosure Snles and Receiyorslips.
The Railway Ago. presents a discour.
aging record OF railway foreclosure sales
and receiyerships Tor the year 1855. Re-
terrlns to its tabuluted statement, the pa.
per 81 vs.: iEss3
It will be seen that during tho pnst
year twenGy -two q railways in the United.
STATES, with 156 miles OF main line.
q totnl bonded debt md canital;zn.
ton OF nearly 1880, 900, hnve been
sold under foreclosure md transferred
to new ownership. Tie result is the cant.
tai stock is generally wiped out entirely.
and the bonded debt changed into the
form OF new securities, sometimes OF less
and sometimes Of grea ter ii t,ts:. The "a.
tails q Of this table arc & suiIicientlyl
impressive in themselves, but they NH
s be found still more so i,y comparing with
tae summary for previous Years. whicl,
makes the assertion Tint during ten yeara
f6 q railways, wit O total length OF 2, 900
miles, or 80 per. cent 81 the entire rnilwny
mileage of.the country Mt the commence
sinent @. 1850. and with an agsregnt to capi.
ss 7 stock and bonded debt OF LIFTS, OOo;-
Dug or nearly "a per cent OF tho total
stock md; bonded indebtedness at the same
date, have gone through the disastrous ex.
per1ences Of default in interest, passing in
: 20 the hands OF receivers; with the long
list OF expenses and losses involved in this.
and finally forced sale. which has wiped out
the entiro interest OF many of tho holders.
and compelled the others to accept now So:
GU rlr Tics and generally to advance more
money In order to maintain tile existence
!9 iSthe proper IN the fp ture. III
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
There is an active movement in New
York in favor OF enlarging the docks
and deepening the channel Of the Erie
canal from the lakes to :the Hudson
river, at the expense Of the state. (
old AZ the ve nerable Emperor 81

Old as the yenerable Emperor OF
Germany is, and great as is the nuns
her Of stupendous events with which
his reign has been associated, it was
sspnly the twenty fifth anniversary Of
his succession to the throne OF the
Kingdonlof Prussia whichwa cele-
DRAFTED on the Sd inst. He was an
cid man, with q long and stormy
public career behind him when he be-.
came King. "a e 53
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
The New cabine. 81 Tranes.

Tho new French cabinet was announced
ID, the Official Gazette Of tho sth. 1t Is ~
follows: II ..5
n. de Freq oinet. president 81 tic COUNCIL
and minister OF foreign nffairs; II. Snrrien,
minister OF the Interior; Nj. Sadi. Car
not, minister OF u finance; NJ. Goblet
minister OF public instruction; NJ.
Demole, minister OF Justice; NJ. Deyelle,
minister Of agricultnrei Fen. Boulanger,
rine and the Carolines; NJ. Baihaut, minis.
ter OF public works; NJ. Granet, minister
Of posts and telesra phs; NJ. Lockroy, min.
lister OF commerce. q B
The composition Of the new ministry
creates no enthusiasm, otably the appoint.
ment OF NJ. Sarrien, II third rate politician
to the Important office OF minister OF inter.
ior.s = is said TINT his appointment will
prove q source OF skness. The cabinet
will, it is believe be short-lived. II.
NJ, de Frcycinet has organised three cabi.
nets before the present 5one---t those 81 Dec.
%, 1879, Jan 81. 1889, and March 3 Il,
lSS5-and each time he held Office briefly.
This time he starts under some%ha favor.
able circumstances, the aladagascartr treaty
as reported containing polllts OF large adj
vantage to France. 4A sketch OF Charles de
Freycinet was recently given in these
columns. He has selected for his minister
OF the interior can Mario Ferdinand
Sarrlen, .nged forty. i've, a lawyer and a
deputy since ! 81 6. .;S55,
sadi Carnot, finance minister, was minis
ter OF public works under Jules Ferry. lie
was born hin 1888 !, and is a grandson Of the
famous war minister of; the EroiIcli reyolu-
ton. BY profession he is an engineer.
Al. Rene ohlet, minister OF public in
structiont was born in 1928, distinguished
himself ct the Amiens bar Us d laWy or, anG
lin. 1863 founded n liberal journal there, HI
was elected to the chamber inS1 SIT.
| IS M DeSellc.; the new minister Of agricul
tire was minister OF the interior on Gam
bettas ill-starred cabinet Of November
lE1SS1.. * 81
The other members OF tho cabinet are en-.
tirely unknown in this country.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14

The bill introduced into the House
of Representa- for q monument to
Gen. Grant in New York approprii-
ates $500, 900 Tor the purpose, to be
expended under the direction Of the
secretary Of war by commission to
be appointed BY the president, provid.
ing that none ofthe money shall be ex
pended until the additional sum OF
s25o, ooo. has been raised by private
subscrip tioa. .. II
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14
Record Of Casualties.

" Dunlap's hat works at Brooklyn, N. ",
burned. Loss, $3.50, 900; insurance S. co..
The British ship. Adolphus, which cleared
from London, Nov, go. withsa cargo Of
chalk and empty petroleum barrels, strn1ck
Delaware on the shears just inside Of the
+ breakwater and hns become total loss. {
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The other members Of tho cabinet are en-.
rely unknown in this country. a
Grover Clevolnnd,s Rogrsts.3

The following letter was received from
President Cleveland: i$ ,:s5 M
Executive Mansion, Washington, ID. c.,
Jan. 4, 1SS6.-To Hon. Allen &. Thurman.
Chairman, etc.-My Dear Sir I$acknowl.
edges with thanks, the receipt OF nm invita-
.tation to be present at the annual reunion
ofthe Jackson club of the city OF Columbus
on the evening OF the 6th inst. My otIi-
cinl duties here will prevent my acceptance
OF the sinvitation kindly rendered, but
beg to assure the club that the objects and
purposes Of the reunion, which are expreas-
cd in the note Of the committee, meet with
my cordial and sincere approval. should
DO m ost pleased to be one OF those who on
that occasion will Congratulate the
friends OF good government on tho success
that the application Of the true and
pure principles Of that political faith
must result in @ tho welfare OF
the country. It is: also proposed, I learn,
TO consult together rs to the manner In
which the Accomplishment Of the greatest
good to our people, Gun best be aided and
assisted. No higher or more sacred
mission was entrusted to party
organization, and am convinced that
: it will be honestly and faithfully per-
formed by a closesympathyw with the people
1 IN their wants and needs, by n patriotic en-
i deayor to quicken their love and devotion
Tor American Institutions and by an ear
nest effort to enlarge their apprehension
and realizations OF the. benefits which the
wise and unselfish administration III a free
government will secure to Them. Yours;
very truly, ss57:ilS75 e
I ~ ~ "A GROVER EfEvEr:ISD 2Eat
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14

Judge "a cody has arrived nt yYnsiiiuptoi
and y confident eouth Dakota WIN 30 adj Id.
smittcd. n q ~. 81. - -
Senator Hnwley's successor wills not H
chs seD by the Connec ticut legislature until