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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
& Chicago.

The only line - taxa fer Dos Eoines,
haTshalltoWn, Cedar Rapids, clinton, Dixon.
Chicago, Milwaukee, and al points Eket
To the people Of Nebraska, Colorado, w
omlng, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Wabh
ington and CAiifornia e oEeP1 Superio'
advantages not possible by any other line.
Among . few Of the numerous points OF
superiority enjoyed by the patrons Of thia
road between Omaha and Chicago, arc its
TWO trains . day q DAY COACHES
which are the Anest that hzRAA Art and
SLEEPING CARS, which are nodell
OF comfort ana elegance It's PARLOR
DRAWING ROON CARS, unsurpassed
hy any; and its widely celebrated PA.
LAL1AL DINING CARS, .tas equal 81
which can not Be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs TIE trains Of the Unlor
Pacific BY. connect In URIoA Depot with
those OF the Chicago & EortAWoge0KA BY.
In Chicago the trains Of this hne make close
connection vita those Of all Casters Hnes
For Detroit, COLUMBUS, Indianapolis, Gin
clnnAas Niagara Palls, Buffalo, Pittsburg,
Toronto, Hoztr0Q, Boston, New York,
fhlladelphia, Baltimore. WashIagton, and
All points In the East, AK the ticket a1eri
to- dckctR Via the
NORTHWESTERN
= you Wish tie best seeommodatisns. AL
ecket agents zen tickets via this hAa
L. HUGMTFT, EkR
zeal Aa1AgQis Cent Passenger Ass4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04
LOGAN LINES.

ED. HAws, the young man who was
oltten some time since by rattlesnake,
Is slowly recovering.
RITTER Bros. new building is rapidly
going up. The walls will soon be up to
the square. The front will be of Ogden
brick.
A ROW occurred Thursday evening in
Edwards saloon, which resulted in the
knocking out by Henry Reese of two
Fifth Warders, Smith and Hincks.
Hincks got laid out with a cue-Reese
contributed $3.50 to the city treasury
for his little exercise and the others are
vet to be heard from. Smith is q very
hard citizen and is now in hiding
from the officers. Although but a youth
he isan old offender and when found
will probably find shelter in Sheriff
Crookston'S summer hotel.
WEHAvE experienced some curious
weather the last few days. A storm
during Indian summer is very rare: and
when it comes and mingles its mistiness
with the smoky atmosphere, the air
grows strangely thick and murky. The
sun, when seen, hangs like great red
ball 'twixt heaven and earth, and the
moon looks wan and sickly. To-day
the clouds have lifted, but the smoke
still clings to the mountains.
THE HUN of the thresher is heard on
every hand, but the farmer is discour-
aged and heartsick. Land that usually
yields from twenty to thirty bushels to
the acre, turns out now FIVE to twelve.
Much grain does not pay to cut; many
hundred acres never up at ALL. The
crops have almost been failure. Some
parts of the county, however report
fair crops. So
LOGAN, Sept. 8, 1886.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04

Ed. HAWs, the young man who was
oltten some time since by rattlesnake,
Is slowly recovering.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September 8, 1856.
VALLEY HOUSE.

OCPSOAAbS4 d 1OOOs
VALLEY HOUSE.
John F. Rayme, Baltimore; L. D. John
ston B. Martindale, Cheyenne; z. s.
Martin, w. J. Oldmarr, Chicago; B. E
Donaldson, Kansas; ID. w. Moore, San Fran
cisco: w. Shelton, Montana; NJ. J. David
son. Iowa; T. L. Beamer, G.. d. Kinsley,
Walla Walla; S. G. Henry, L. G Edmonds.
Boston; NJ. G. Lansing. Peoria: w. J. Taylor,
Kansas City; T. NJ Lnglish, Tecoma, New
Z NJ Salt-r Oregon; WIN. Evans, Corinne
We A SmOOt, Jr ]. H. Forbes. Provo;
Is ac Williams and family, Park City.
WHITE HOUSE.
J. Kelsey, Stockton: T. Oney Dry Canyon
c. w Heremet; HALEY, Idaho; T. Painter
and wife, c. Houghton, Miss A Hinberg
Evanston, WyO.; J. Foley Bingham: R.
Call, Wisconsin; W. II. Darwin, Tintic: A
Cahoon and wife, Mount Pleasant; ]. Good
P. SimpSon, J. King, Denver; II. ~. Smith
P. Tree, Laramie, Wyo 7. NJ. JOY, Buffalo
w. T. Vincent. Boland, Alta: W. Cornell,
l. MARITIME Bingham: A. Jensen, Ogden;
D.. Carleton. Ham Swing. ,ttOnwOod:
z. McCleery, VIM. Blakley, Wyoming: O'e
Bolton; Joe Backrus, Frisco; Charles Birch,
douglas; Mrs. De Coursey, Miss Cobb
Stockton; Charles P Raegbehn, New York
City; Mrs. Z. Allen. Nebraska; J. A. Mellon
aid. Fort D1 Chesne; J. E. Cslberg, Cali
fornia: C. Ross, Theo. Rrough, Bingham
Thomas Wiley, SIN francisco; NJ. Don, NJ.
D., Nephi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser-
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure Is the remedy for you. Sold by a.
G. Smi Il Co. druggists. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04

SHILOH's YITALlZER is what you
need for Constipation. Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspep-
STA. Price 10 and IS cents per bottle
Sold by a. c Smith & Co., druggists. :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04

RITTER Bros. new building is rapidly
going up. The walls will soon be up tC
the square. The front will be of Ogden
brick.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04
CONTINENTAL.

G. w Keel, Ne y York; n. H. Hill,
Chicago;L B: England, Kansas City; A Il i.
Blank and wife. st. louis; t+ w Bowen
and wife, AIMEE Smith, G. a Belders, Sen
Francisco; Warren Hall; Pekin, ILL.,; L. W.
>hurtiiff; Ogden; j. S. Page. Pay,On; G Z.
Woodcock, Chicago: c. D. Ciuclair, Racine,
Wis; DR.. Frank B. Gone and family. Gin
CHM Ii.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04
The Northern Pacific

New YORK, September The official
statement of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road earnings for the Month of August,
is as follows: 1886, SLIP ,225; 1885,
1911 ,288.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04


tina u
disappointment BUY GOOD STOCK OF RELIABLE
96dtl IS N avoldea
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

(2)-Sens Sepsrin fobiaipn Snr'
Niis Rari Nnbsripu glsfsruo o.
Deiis SeIen Sphnion.
9eeprab SarinaSs BanfS
8orretntn8
fortIQttes af If Hationai Sanf.
Vile Berioner, iom bulber time %certif.
for Snbiiuo | Sabinss Banien, I'M
o~eriettes berpeo ON, of oisie beres gertt
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

On Rointe / Ramp mteb en- SiSrn.
en- Stop I tlnbsraater t Semtlanb
orefalbt npIia folsenbe 8amp melem en-
Biern og en- Sptnbe, iom nostebe Sreas
I Stonen. gn Dag, ba bisie
'piIebe, tnbfanbt en- Bisrn fig t gufapen
g ilog en- gieo til Rarten. Risen bapbe
n for girt.pihie t Saanben, os ba bun
aa FIN @isb Bib. mis5anblst, ilos bun
II nf.. s~.S m,St.o dNs.,. S,p,-
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
<1
I

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w Pat Jan. l2h. 1855
Outside
This is the most PRACTICAL HIaH-CUT
III very GENTEEL and DREsSY andgives
the same protection as n boot or over gaiter. tits
convenient to put on and the top can be adjusted
30 fit any ankle by simply moving the buttons.
For sale BY
l.. M. ENGER.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
Ssuue VNuH UIeu uet u

~sH"F V""E WV F FFT
StrtDsIis til Wsnisbssen,
Om fom op til Bstanbltns. ~gntIas
en- mob Yrof. 2arien bIsu after, Tom
II OsI af YrototsIlsa fra forrise
Robe, opIet, men fra f.rs 9oIb ops
yiiss Der, at man fra ct parIamenta'
it Stanbpuntt iuseuiombsIf &et baube
IL at inbfsr. bsuue StrioeIie | Brotos
,ouen fra bint Msbs, b.lsr lite til
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

rer fem Base fra III. s 5Ormi66aa
til RI. 9 Gftermibbag.
- Sa8. B. Wott, fom ct Var Aar
bar eiet ben tibIisere Gibbtt's Garm usb
Erout Run, afsit ueb Dsben fbffe
Gorsbag. DIR. Wott bar Iengere
Glib, Daft en- minbre fort 9eIbrsb. %
buttebe nu unber, efterat ban baubs
opIeust bet SsrseIise, at bans Gus
~nebbranbte, os bans enc Barn en-
Glib berefter pauorsbe bort berrra. Dan
par peb fin Sob outrsut 40 Aar saus
mel.
- Obsrf 5spburn, Der boIbt Snbs
pieIiestaisn usb SOIbater'W onumsntet,
bar a~filaaet at ulobtas. nosenfouibeIf
@tbtsisreIle for bette fit arbeibe. Oct
mtIitere SeIitab ber I Bpen. Col.
6usbes Yofi 30. 1913 G.. A. r.. bar
I ben auIsbnius fsreret bam en- prestis
ha11a
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

3i9Ipc mso Slutntn9sn. Senrle utffe
is bog umuIts, men peb utroIiss Gins
bIeu bog bet msife at Snbs
,oet f,affst ub. Osiaa 9. u. 8asIeps
a q. Us. anbsriOns B~psninser truebss,
men finite sOIt Opps paa Easet at
,,m par iRanb til at bolbe Slben bers
Or. Stencils 5us par asiurerst
Tor 80, 500, men tOfter bam $500.
6uab ban table at Subbo Bottles fuIbs
usb assurance.
Fra iiOte MenigbebsmpOe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
Tier OIL pttpe HppeInit, tutt luH 'pIhges,
erjom 9iben uoIpber, l 5irit 3ational

5dHf, tffetIpW SHUII9utfHe HIuuIle pHIIt
ct. Sirft Ratipnal BaRf pI forti9tte
5~parsbaniens Sorretninser, Tom ON ingeH
y%oranorins par ffeet.
Rente t~iliiaaes paa time deposits unoer
ueniibist tillrebsfiDsnoe 8etinaelisr. Vile
O~plpsuinser sipeS Deb Senpenoelie til 1T
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

| Sadr nun NnleoNtHH III Ut oIte Is
L uSxIuttsuos for Nu SeunH. MI bun on
l SIocbrnnb I SsfiaH.
Sibfte 9aat til Eorsbag, benpeb 81.
10 ON Nftensu, uattebes BsfoItuingen
of SranoaInrm. Wan fanbt fnart ub,
at bet par Or. S'wsu's prestise Vo'
Iia, sSIben par uobrubt I, os Starer
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
itIb.-DRin tl9rf, tIittIi9t puFtH UtaIptu
r on. A. LIN z

BEN ssst Sspibr. efitr en- gaaaness baatet SpssIsis,
bun ~sfieriabsr mtg mtb TO imaa SSru til at isrse ODER
It tuuat TAB. buiIist bsrpsb bstisubisisrts for SIast 90
Bsnnsr.
Slice sots. sBise.. Abe Ottbr: 1856.
Ole 8. Sielh.
c sEAsHssbs Dreue rfs Gstsras ,, q NJ
seu lite Sftober 1856.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

aIbeIanb en- sulbtuappst Srof ion
paa fin @Iabs ousr bans EtIba'
omit fra bet sumIs 3anb.
- Mr. SIad Bsftprsreu for Deco
J 5anbelsinftitut, bar taar ben @leb'
ie bet bobbelte MntaI gIeuer al, bual
!: eusrs plsisr at pore EiIfelbst. Msr
mere faar man Dinene op for, q
% Stisnftrtft er sobs a
,. r,eS MN I'm Nnnbrfno dieuneu
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

Yecorab Den 4oe Eftcber 1885
L13.3. &. ". Sogt Il s. 3. Stnnlar.
Chicago, Wiluauiee & st. $aul Sern'
,anen iRlaer Turifbiuetter til ole Steoer
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

MtldnterbapefIdeten "Scean" tneo
fin g.xf~tpt,ra anfon. tf Gbrffttanta ben
fares meo eotomotip, % forbaabenti,s
bill Sftnnsleeninsen. iroeu S~tnterfuIben
tpinssr til at tnbhiGs .aibstbet, pare
uaast so a 60 6tIomttsr fra Sulsaa. Sst
ruuerbe Wateriel beitaar nu at 4 Sotoz
mother os 60 gosns. Sra Transport at
bet RaterieI. her fol irbfereS fra Ut
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

Ianbet, er Der anffaffet en- essn Damp
baab paa omtrent $50 Cons. Ssn op9'
tise S%pertngsnisr, SIR. Ntlet, befprer
9rbsibst msb messn Guerst, asffifsret al
s engeIite os l ipsnit Sussnior. Irbetbss
fprfen Ct for Eiben omtreut 600 Wanb.
9esuben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mel
lem @sltpnra % g%uosiapara. Den fer
bise Del at arb:ibst CT iolib % mutt
uofsrt, tier ubmarter Sroer % Sttts
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

Sh~ 10y
san,msI Wanb, aifen fOrubfser inarIts
Dsb, men Rinssu ipaar sgsteftab %
It IytteIist aiu. Nptaarsnat bssiper
osiaa ofts Ssnt.r fig ub pua en- 8Orss
pei nisb en- 8obub, en- &ase. Srsb os
en- Dug os febuauIis Isbias.t of en-
sammsl Rome, Tom aniees fotfarsn i
Iaie S~rsmtibeu. Paa 9Otspsien
nu &obubsn ub; grsbet Iessss
paa ben, % Ssnt.rne fatter fig MI
en- Sting ON bet, ibst be b.bettsr 5ps
p.bsrn. meb Borbbuseu. Den samle
Rome braser u,.b en- grsbsnip en- Sting
/ Sorben runbt ON be ftbbenbe, g nu
Ipttsr ale msb tiIbasebOIbl a~anbsbrat,
sftsr 5uab enbu.r; ben. iom ba trcr
at baus bsrt &IottetIans, ct lpstsIis,
IL L.. a. xs.E.o,Q 49,, 81 2,fsrs. oIf
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

rifiise Gambling bsfom bsnbe imibIertto
be, TIT MI bsnbte Biornen fig mob benbe
log benbe til Sorbsn, bortreu en- 6aars
.ette os tilbsIte benbs foysbrtst mango |
nbre Strammer. GUN bapbe meb fig
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13


Waar Oonben I be foreaaaenbe Seuiss
I Stuen, oa ben, bpis Stptte Sunben
fsrit forterer, CT filter paa at faa fit
Qn7fe op'pIbt t aurets Sob. Sentsrne
ubforfttr osiaa 5remtiben paa fsIssnbs
Maabe: 8aa ct Borb titles fire
Staaler; I ben enc Iesses ct Stptte
Ral, | ben anbsn ct Stptte Ere, t
ben treble sfe os | ben fierbe en- Sting.
StaaIene battles MI r1tb ct Slabe, %
Ssnttrne tou,n,sr en- for en- inb Stuen
% sribsr nsb | en- at StauIerne efter
SabboIbst, Tom 10 er fiuIt for benz.
RuIfipttst bstpber SOrs % 2ibsIie,
an E n..n... - 80
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

S6bSfaIb. 5bp. Soanepreff til Srt.
os Brobff til Otre Norbmsre
ten8 Ebrfffian ToIfmann Shdonnfno er
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
ees iartes saH0t esB'" ''' S'''
ufb y9soraptIieu.

Deeorab. Soma. Tie OttOber 1856.
Ole Sanion.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

Stu Bear.
Gniier Be epbe Sarer % reel Bebano.
ling, saa ba til
Ben Scar.
SfttmosCpIeSnttsa>
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

Eottt % eto6sA uttto0otttt8~
Seq oil bploe Guftion paa tort RotitSf
Gpuntierne Binneibeif % Sotparb. 9Hb
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

sHR' "S"'s'B W. 0oV0, VV6eIRet tUH1H'et
iorbulenbene r1eb ca. 1000 Rsiienbe ;
10 fsIser Epifere, Danifer. 9%tu,srifansrs
.i.p.
Beisset at lIblenbtnse bar iaal.bes ubs
tort AGO. Set funbe pere interesiant
t btbe, bnab benne Reiieuasie bar ne6s
ast at Bense I Bpen; men bette er 10
neset banifeIiet at iusere. timber 10O,z
100 st. Ct bet MI bel iastens lite.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

SotS ca Wano
nifer at fIsbe en- COB Dperfraffe, EN- no'
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

ben uibtre at anis ben fcm opta9et til
cL-~SI~s E.A; 49,. S.k a.. kxu..&ka&
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
III HUU

6or 50 so
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

q I'll nfeaet nebiatte Hrfisr. BluetteriIs
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

8rit 13se Sftbr.
YKerrlm 1hhe 8

gitp SoteI Spencer 14oe Ottbr.
9Herr;U 1khe SPthr
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

EHs, EUu0 EdrieH iI9er ON Unoerfei I
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

25 gentS fnr beIilnue SSaufpr hpS
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
JHtHB tHtI WHu

JUIIRlHINY, Iuu It UtI lHIKl SIeU, 5 IuUt
n iaaoan 8Grot for Yenseas icm hos
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

,rioe Surretnin8en iom fsr, o9 ale Sir
5%ororinser maa b:tales til BAN,
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

'aeIV"' !" VI"'U UF O''01 U1F1'' Vt 7u"'
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

pIpFi tVtl " d. pIE'ItUN ltHpef HU VI
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

uleb Etben faa en- @ulbaare, Tom aIoris
FIT. "SpI. Ap."
xurifttrafifeu / 8ereen 1856.
'Bers. NftbI." bar Deb anitiqet llnbers
IsseIie funbet, at Bpens 6 forte Sotsl.
Ter I Sommerens Cob bar beret beisgt
af tiIiammen ca. $3.50 Reiienbe. of bisie
bar England Ieneret ben FORTE 8onttns
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

VaHUtIsVt"utI 9U9f o pE1FHtHH g FH
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

b.s Sirssrfarbisbsb brunbriussuerbis.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

5psoou,ms.
Er. ~. 9otmnS
til OF slpre en- Hur til aisnnsm
Soma. San bebauoIer ipscielt nsrobie
Spsoomme, iom mon puaoraser ia ueo
III oriistiabeb / en- pnsre xIber, iaaiom
EGrina, Sierteipaoomme % andre Spa.
BONNIE. De, iom puiier at ie BAN, tan
trpSfs hmm nm faIoeuhs GfeNer.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

ore VtItaar for be freutnebe oil Der ubs
billie fig ltbt efterbnert paa en- ttIfrebss
ftiIenbe Naabe. 0orses Raiur er mere
afbegIenbe og ttfe mtnbre tmponerenbe
enb ben S1tpfstfe, oe Solen unber bore
8rebegraber ubbitIer en- Cuff, Der er iaa
ffprtenbe for 6eIbreben, at Sbtpsi; life
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

tupI9, gutB GtHl WeD Eelpt6 tdn fd9e8
Of al q ha. GaI.lssiL-~ 60
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

az o8 nIdn bar &obotSptben. Strues
iaa en- Sopifo pna bar man CT ioItb Spab.
| 2Ianben Rorse fom en- flor 6uranffaIt for
aHe 8erbens fpse og Iibeuoe. Der er
l1bfgt til. at benne Orom Tan bIipe til
9trfeIisbeb. Oct siaIber fun ON at faa
Sernbaneu tnb I 9anbet. SoteHer % be-
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

Rptaarsnat aniees for belbia bsrtiI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-02
Guarded the sheep with Care.

New York sun.
The agent of New Mexico ranehman
paid his semi-annual visit to a distant
grazing ground only to find the sheep
herder dead aud the sheep quietly feeding IN
a fertile canon near by, jealousy guarded
by his dog. In the rear OF the corral, into
which the sheep were driven every night,
lay the bleaching skeletons of dozen or
more sheep. Astonished at the sagacity of
the dog the ranehman secreted himself and
waited until night AS the sun began to
sink the sheep came trooplng In, with the
dog In the rear. They crowded into the
corral through narrow opening. and as
the last one pushed forward the dog seized
and killed him. and dragged the llfeIess
body to. the rear of the corral, where he
made a comfortable supper on portion Of
the carcass. leaving the balance for future
meals. He had been doing this ever since
the death Of his master. and would probab-
ly have continued his guardianship over the
flock until he died.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-02
IMMENSE SALES.

During the last few months the purchases
of real estate have been very large. that is.
large tracts OF 100 and 200 acres at a pur-
chase, involving an outlay OF several thou
sand dollars. Tracts Of land have changed
hands in Reserve. town, involving
more than 100000 each. Then
seems to be disposition to pick up big
pieces, and lately there has developed a
sort of secret plan to pick mp all the real
estate possible IN Reserve town. What this
is for IL is difficult 10 discover. No one
seems 20 know. Stlll different parties are
picking up a good deal of real estate out
/ there continually. Some say that the Min
nehaha park IS to be extended TO this side
of the river and that bridge is TO be built
over which the motor line is "a run. coming
right through the center Of Reserve town.
and great deal Of curiosity Is developing
Itself rs to what il all means Real estate
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-02
A Narrow Escape.

Philadelphia Call.
Farmers wife Ito tramp)-I bate to turn
YOU away hungry. but think you have
been drinking beer.
Tramp (s0lemnly)-No. ma'am; I'll take
my oath never drink beer.
Farmers wife-W Risky. then?
Tramp (solemnly)-No, ma'am; I'll
swear to it.
Farmers wife-Very well. here's a pie.
Tramp Ito his chum on the outsidel
That was narrow escape. If she'd a
said gin. she'd had mel
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-02
Two of Twelve Good Men and True.


A lawsuit over band of turkeys was
tried before justice and Jury in Williams.
Calusa county, one day last week. The
lawyers submitted the case without argu-
ment but not so the jurors A great rum
pus was heard in their rooms. tables being
overturned and chairs flying in every direc-
ton. When the constable opened the door
he found one juror on the floor and another
holding him down and beating his head.
They were arguing the case.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-02

German drinks-rye and bourbon. They
are two tones, you knOw.-GO0dalPs Sun.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-02
INCREASING TN VALUE EVERY nay

Invest money wde-awake growing city Now is
TO try everything indicates most in
estate during this than
you satisfied with interest when YOU
can douo your risk of losing it? MEAN
BuSlNtS5 We doing ourselves and you
We nave some splendid inducements offer you you
Wis our growing city, will you
which will make you happy
, 1886-03-25

A brighter day is dawning for the Sill
yer Crown Mining district, and indirectly
for Cheyenne. The latest discoveries and
Developments in this camp prove beyond
question that a most extensive and valu-
able deposit of mineral is about to be un-
covered by the hardy miners who have
for so many years devoted their time and
energies TO prospecting in those noun
tains. Gradually the confines of the dis
coveries are being pushed westward and
northward, and the evidences of the latest
finds prove that the mineral bearing belt
extends from Grow creek to the hills of
Pole creek and probably beyond to Horse
creek, Chugwater and the Sabille.
Preparations are now making at Silver
Crown for the establishment of a large
camp. Mr.. Pennington, who has resided
there with his family for the past year, is
now engaged in building a large hotel and
eating house in Jawbone canon. He
will also construct a large barn for the ac-
c~ommodation of the teams of city visit
ors. Next week he will to
run a daily stage and express wagon from
Cheyenne to the camp, returning the fol-
lowing day. An application will also be
made through Delegate Carey to tie
postofhce department for a p%ostofice and
a daily mail. In a short time, therefore,
everything will be in good shape at Silver
Crown for a irst-class boom and a general
ly prosperous season.
, 1886-03-25
GOOD NEWS.
The Long Looked for Dodge Deeds OIL
the Way.

For several years a good many of our
citizens have been anxiously looking for
certain deeds for lots in the city bought by
them when the deeds should have come
to them from Gen. j. NJ. Dodge, who at
one time was general land agent of the
Union Pacific, but for various reasons
these deeds have never been received by
the parties to whom they belong and while
the fact has not materially interfered with
sales and transfers that have heretofore
been made, yet there has been a good
deal of anxiety in regard to them and pro-
perry owners have in various ways been
put to great inconvenience in consequence
thereof This difficulty is at an end, how
ever, as will be seen by the following tele-
gram received yesterday
"OMAHA, March "a, 1886. To Messrs.
Corlet d Rner, Chyeme;-One hun
bred and fifty deeds of trustee to Dodge
lots in Cheyenne are due here to-day, and
will be forwarded TO Cheyenne tonight.
"A. j. PoPPLEroN."
, 1886-03-25
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The particulars in regard to what ap-
pears to be a case OF wholesale larceny
reached this city yesterday afternoon,
which resulted in the issuance of a war
rant for the arrest of Edward Lawrence
On the charge OF stealing six head Of
cattle and two horses belonging to Hugh
j. Edwards. Edwards has been residing
in the city for some weeks and had part
of his stock here with him until recently,
when he sent it out to his ranch, some
twenty miles from here, in the foot hills.
This was done at the suggestion of his
wife, who, by the way, is a second WIFE
Edward Lawrence, the alleged offender,
being her son by aformer marriage. There
has not been the best of feeling existing
between Edwards and his step-son for
sometime, and he asserts that their game
has been to get away with the old man
and of this, Edwards claims, that his
wife had knowledge that young Lawrence
had been stopping at the ranch, and on
yesterday Mr.. Edwards went out there to
see how matters were progressing.
When he arrived there he found that
Lawrence and a boy who was working on
the ranch had taken the six head of cat
tie and the two horses and departed
northward. He fastened back to Chey-
enne and a warrant for the arrest of Law
renee was procured from Judge Lee last
evening. Before the readers ofTHELEADER
see this Constable Smalley will be far on
the trail in pursuit Of the fugitives. which
he will probably have no difficulty in over
taking.
, 1886-03-25

A young man, who for the sake OF con-
v~enience, will be called John Smith, went
on the warpath night before last, smashed
a sign at one saloon, hit a man over the
head with a chair at another, and raised
hades generally all around, until be was
finally grabbed up and calaboosed. Here
he concluded his mad career by kicking
an old man in the face while he was lying
upon the floor. Yesterday he was brought
before Judge Fisher and sentenced to pay
a fine of sl3 and costs. In the mean
time friends OF the young man had paid
for the damage he did while he was on
the "hoodoo trail"