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Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY. September Is.
Flour-Steady: quotations in car lots: Xxx 75c xxx,
86G95c family, 81 05G1 Is; choice, 81 SO@1 49, fancy
81 COOL 70 patent 81 00@2 lO rye -four. 81 45Sf 10
wheat-Receipts Is, Co., shipments 1900; in store.
S25,U0.
6414 May 751e bid, No. 2 soft, cash 65l4 bid.
COrn-Sales ranged: No. 2 cash, 81 n bid, % asked
Oct 80; May 4O14 bid AZ asked. No white, cash
"a bid.
Oats-very dull and easier; cash 2t1G; October
2Tf.
Hay-Firm; fancy small baled S. 20.
Mill stun-Quiet.
Butter-Steady: creamery fancy, 49, good. Is; dairy
Is; store packed, 10; common 6.
Eggs Steady at 13c.
Corn Meal-Green. S5 dried, 80.
Corn ChOp-Bulk. 7O sacked Is.
Shipstun|7a52c.
Bran-Bulk, AZ; sacked. 80.
Cheese-Full cream. TO- fiat, eos; Young America.
1915 Kansas, sal.
Poultry-Steady; old hens, So so; old mixed 81 IS;
spring chickens, large, 81 .. small 81 25@1 50.
Dried Apples. 1@3c peaches 2@31c
1902; medium cOmbng, 22@2s; coarse aa21 low and
carpet 56e17 Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine 15 IS;
light, 1921; medium 2023 tub washed choice, S@35;
fine 34@35; dingy and low, 27@29:
Broom cOrn-Hurl. 10 self working, 601; common,
s. crooked, 3LeG4
Hides-Dry flint No. l. 49, Nc. 2; III bulls and stays.
S. dry SALT No, TO- No. S. green salt No. l. s No.
green uncured, No. No. 2, g; calf, 1@9; sheep
pets, dry, l0@l2
Talow-No. 1, SO; No. 2. 8.
Provisions-Sugar cured hams 13;breakfast bacon,
10; dried beef, III dry salt clear rib sides, 81 Is;
long clear Sc o. shoulders S. 60; short clear So 50;
smoked clear rib sides, 81 %; long clear So M short
clear, 81 10; mess pork so V shoulders, So 2 beef
IS 80.
Lard-C'hoice tierce S. 50.
Flax seed-9Sc@S1 60.
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st. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, September IS.
Cattle Receipts. l4sO: shipments. cool market
firm good to choice shippers, 81 S0es4 IS; com
mon to fair. s. COCA ~: butchers steers IS DS! y
cows and heifers, 81 25l3 80; through Texans, %
Gl3 60; Indians. IS 2jd3 Ga.
Hogs-Recepts, lScO; shipments, 400: market active
and strong; butchers and best heavy, q sa9 ~
Sheep = Receipts. $3.50: shipments, %; market
steady and unchanged; 81 aJss0.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. September IL.
Cattle-Market steady; shipping steers So 4cee5 So
stockey. and feeders So G@7 cows. bulls an mix
cows 81 Zoos 50; wntered Texans 81 1903 -
Hoes-Receipts. l5.S0; shipments. 3Us market
packing and shipping. $685. y; light s: OG5 90
Sheep Receipts, 4.aV: shipments, go: market
stead; natives 81 Ots4 or western IS .5CsS 80; Tex
ans 81 1872 70 lambs. g j1sl IS.
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st. Louis Grain and Produce

Flour-Ouiet unchanged; Xxx 81 2O@2 90 family
So 40a2 81; choice. 81 @d3 TO- fancy, So 1908 50;
extra fancy, SO .0Ca3 IS: patent, 81 OO@i 81,
Wheat-Receipts, Is rl shipments. 100; in store,
5000; market weaker No. red, cash, 16l4
Oct ober 11aS@715s
Corn-No mixed cash. s. bid: Oct 267s 3,3s.
Oats-No. 2, cash. 25ls Sept 247s, October 2534.
kye-NO. cash. 80
Barley-No market;
Lead-DuTl; refined 81 60; chemically hard; 81 5.5.
Butter-Quiet; creamery 1908; dairy, 1U9ls.
Eggs-Firm 1l1eegl2c.
Whiskey-Steady; 81 10.
Pork-Steady; $40 25.
Lard-Firm; S. 50.
Receipts -F1O0ur. GOO; wheat, 1900; corn S2.oN
oats. 1900; Rye. 300; barley, 900.
Shipments-Flour, 2DOOU; wheat, 1S3,Up; corn. $500
oats, 5000; rye, none; barley, none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
A HAMMOCK SONG,

Bwayins, swaying, softiy iSt1say ring n is -,
weed scented mssse,t 80 q 90
Gazing asthe sunlight, Ringing golden gianoe'
Listening to tie drowy droning Of theinsveez
tired bees
There's some magic In tho motion, SONS
strange spell we do not know,
4 weird power it has to conjecture visions up
from long ago.
By its swinging cradle motion, slowly, softly
to and fro
All the world of work and wisdom fa..es be
hind US, i. is naught,
Clear before our charmed vision, Spanish
castles rise unsought,
And the shadow land is round Us, and the
realm Of dreamy thought
What Is this strange power that holds rs!
IT'S some silent, subtle spell,
Born of swaying, ever swaying, like the toll
ing of bell,
Or the rocking Of the ocean, and tho salty
seaweed smell
Lying lazily, we inger in the land Of day
dreams bright,
Drinking deep from farcy's fountain,
draughts Of quiet, calm delight,
TIL the eastward lenstheuing shadows warn
us Of the coming night
Still we Gnger, scarcely needing how the
happy moments go,
What care ve for time that passs7 we are
swinging to and fro,
With that magic cradle motion. cvayins,
sYayins soft and slow.
TX. n. NJ, in N. Y. Mail and Express.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, september ..
Cattle Receipts, 25ll shipments 16Sl: fat stun
strong and shade higher grass range of good quail
ty steady; common dull; choice, 81 Uka4 80; COM
mon to medium. S. a@3 80; stockers, 81 $
@2 IS; feeders. & . sNss 8 ~; cows 81 'oe3 oo
Hogs..Reccpts. $3.50. shipments 6Ss: choice
firm others steady; good to choice, Isl SO0S5 u
common to medium, 81 2o@4 IS; skips and pigs
81 7554 10.
Sheep-Receipts 49s shipments. an; steady
goodto choice 81 50cl3 "; common to medium. 81 q
LaJ
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14

New York Grain.

New York Grain.
NEW York. September i3.
Ungraded red. s3@91 No. red, 1854 elevator. $50
delivered.
Corn-Spot lots shade higher; options lower, clos
ing stendy; Ungraded 49y5l1f; No2 so; elevator 54
Oats-mOderative active, mixed western S2@3i
white western, 35@40
Barley-Steady.
Butter-Firm; western, 10@l21f.
Cheese-Firm, western, 15@1518.
Eggs-Firm; western fresh, 153(.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
For Trade !!

Horses stock Of general merchandise. enc
Ia horse power engine and threshing maeine:
two valuable patent rights shares in several good
growing town in western Kansas several good
eInptions and timber culture claims In the Gar
den CITY land district farms and town property In
All the eastern and southern states also western
Kansas land and great many vacant lots in west
ern kansas towns SIT to trade for lots in Wichita
or Improved farms in Sedgwick Butler Cowfey Sum-
ner and Reno counties. Three good improved farms
to rent for 1881. We make specially OF trading.
you have ANYTHING to trade or sell bring THE de@crp
ton to our Office: can get yol trade. Town los
for sale credit ONCE Sis East Douglas avenue, up
Stair, front room.
REMAIN & SaBIN.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14

The other day Herald man got into a
Madison street car, and three young ladies
who sat opposite where he took his seat sud-
denly ceased their chatter and began to look
in the most ludicrously interpretive way.
Their big eyes stared straight ahead; they
looked hard at The Herald man, yet with not
CLEAN Of intelligence. Puppies of eight
weeks, children Of three months and semi
daft folks often have that kind of stare. The
Herald man got nervous, and, when he de
Gently could, pulled cigar from his pocket
and went to the rear seats What IS that =
he asked of an acquaintance, in petulanoe, as
be flashed a match. That said the fly
young man, lis what the girls call the baby
stare Haven't you seen it yet. 1t IS the
latest fad out 1t takes nerve to do it, but
the average girl is schooling herself. Her
idea IS to open her eyes wide, direct them
straight at you, and then look just as unre-
ceptive of outward impressions as babies do.
It's great snap, but I don't think it will
last Mighty few girls can continue long
enough tine look Of idiocy known as the baby
stare Chicago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
New York Live Stock.

NKw YORK, September -.
Beeves Receipts including % cars for export 4aae
$3.50 for the webk. Market dull and lower: native
steers, - 6O45 70; Texas and Colorado s seGs S
Sheep-Receipts, l4l0Q; market dull and weak at
Is 33a 81 per l0U lbs for sheep and q .5s6 20 for
lambs.
Hogs-Reeeipts. T. 40; market slow and steady at
1 SlSS6 " per cwt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14

w. -i"'72
The stock market was stronger and showed more
life than on any previous day for some weeks the
bears seemed damoralized and the bulls for the
time being had complete control The course Of
prices with the exception Of slight reaction in the
early trading and another in the last hour al
most steadily upward.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
CHICAGO Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO September Is
The wheat market started off little easier today
as &c for Oct, dropped to 765s but from that point
rallied on fair buying to 171k on the regular session
receded and closed at q lie at one O'Clock In the
afternoon strong buying assisted by the unusue
strength of pork the market rallied and closed fol
day at q 99 The estimates Of receipts Of corn were
smaller than usual; the market declined a early raj
lied 81 and closed steady.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
Flour steady and unchanged.

Wheat-Sales ranged
September 753z@i6, closed 1914: October. ,65s
S771 closed TN; No. Spring 75s4 No red 1GaS.
Corn, 1855; September, 39is 1886. closed 1876;
October, 4036a4l1SclOsed AIS
Oats-Cash, and August. 2543 September. $50
Rye-Steady, No. 2, cash, 4S11.
Barley-Weak; No. 2, 591f.
Flax Seed-StrOng No. l. 81 10.
POrk-Cash 50 50 q 52;1 Septem, So 521ae9 80
closed$9 571f,
Lard~Firm; cash 81 SIG 4O14; August, 81 2@7S2]a,
closeds1 321f; September s. Sa7 IS. closed 81 So;
October. &6 S11<.
Butter|Fim; creamery. l5@221l; dairy. 14@22.
Eggs-101<c.
Hotatoes-Firm. 81 6oa2 90 per barrel
Recepts-Flour, 800; wheat, 11.OO0; corn, 81 900;
oats, 1900; rye 10000; barley, 900.
Shiprnents-Flour 1900; wheat, 10000 corr, IA 900
oats. $500; rye 1900: barley. 6.UU0.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
German Societies Opposed to Usurv

To number of societies formed in various
large towns in Germany for the suppression
Of usury, may now be added another
one about TO form in Berlin. These societies
have for object to become a neutral rallying
point for persons Of all parties and confes-
sions, and to collect material for the exposure
Of usurious establishments. on the superstition
that in most cases q false shame prevents the
ruined victims from holding their sordid
plunderers responsible. Budget
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
Rarcains in Real Estate.

A fne AGRICULTURAL and stock farm, three and orc
half miles from city, about Is acres broke one qusr
ter section fenced for paturc plenty OF water and
small house. g.. -
Also 80 lots in city finely located and IN goco
neiyhhorhcod. Special terms 70 those wkaihS ="
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
see Chris T. Pearcc agent for Vim. Greanenstssn- -
city once.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
! MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ISL
,New York Money Markets.
NEW YORK. September Is.
Money-On call easier, ranging from to per cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-@5 per cent
Sterling Exchange-Weak and unsettled; actual
rate 4S2X for 60 day bills and 4S41< for demand.
Government BOnds-Duu and steady.
State BOuda-Dull and heavy
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
WI. HAI.L.N.D. lie BENNETT. H. I
DrS. Hall & Bennett


OVER wooDMANs BANK le3 MAIN ST..
DR.. HALL
Continues successfully treat all diseases Of women.
He does not do general practice as he gives his entire
time TO his sferaltes In the Two years be has been
in Wichita he has cured hundreds OF ladsss In this
city and adjoining towns. any OF whom viii speak in
the highest terms Of his successful cure and gentle
manly trsaiment while andsr nis car any R ron
suit him first time will be gained money saved and
disappointment; averted:
INFLAMMATION. CELEBRATION.
NSPLACEMENT, or Prolsrsns Of the Womb.
and all UTERINE TROUBLES.
PoLYPUs AND TIERoD JUNIORS.
causing toe frequent painful and irregular nenstrE-
LEUcoRRHEA. etc.
He also successfully treats all kidney and blss.csS
trouble OF male and female. such a.
PARALYSIS NEURALGIA.
Foreign Bodies In the Bladder and rrssara,
causing two frequent and painful r-ina;ir= and all
forms Of PRIVATE.
CHRONIC. and
SEXUAL DISEASES.
such a. sperrxorrhea. lmIoteHcy. and al TIE ur
pleasant results OF such tyc1eses-
SYPHILIS positively cured and entirely erattcaSc
from the system
eoSo9KHcKA cured II from three 70 e.sAs sSss or
10 pay
eLEET and STRUCTURE cured IN pasies's e ,cars
standing
PILES ara Other diseases Al tie Sexiso urinary e.
xars quickly crre BE guarantees 81 serass< e@fss
Il be cannot cure yor ne ~fa DANNY 'e'i soN -
DR. BENNETT derofe- especial aif~ossea - tse
s-~asrneur s E,5tetsy PsalfnS fits whs b. Treats
hy ,he latest assd apfrosef nnsfbfsss soc ~
-A,rs ee vrzrar,ss< a cure al cs-asSe cases. He
.Is, ~fves s~r.rtsI cars 20 Of sacse ysr~oa*
who are a.si ~tsa TIRE oo,ssn &c nno.gsine nesas
ass~- az osynertneEs attended pro-apzis eA-r!ssis
Ard successfully.
Patients tn general fsacssce seresss s$o@ps AAS
careful astenttoa-
CONSTELLATION YEK1
R<~ruhex shas be b .: h.s Old s<ce - - AAsx
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CANCER CURED.

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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14
OuieS Sale IsaryauS.

Quick Sale bargains.
5 lots on North Topeka, between 18th AMI 18th; per
lot Sstl. -. 49,
/: lots on North Hau Per hos, $50.
corner ioss in Alien x S.nitas adalthoiti pr I1s
$50. 49,.
east fronts on Allen Eye, Aliens ADD Ter io1 So
You will never get left on airy OF the aoese, ikes
are hy ali odds the cheauest bargains onertS.
lli Drummer ~ mum A"- ]-'''A -
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14

LNOR SALE-The finest land to be found, in ~, 5
Il and lOacre lots on Washington ave. There is big
money mi t If you buy now. Ashbel WEIGH Eagle
block. 1C0 LIT
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14

vVyANTED-Partner with $1,000 to engage in the
w stove tin and hardware business In West w lch.
STA by a practical timer and hardware man. Best of
wIchita d966t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14

NOR SALE-tirand Central Hotel. Geuda Springs,
Il Sumner county Kansas, the great health resort OF
sunny, southern Kansas doing good paying bust
crything nice anc new; newly furnished this
ing, age. Call on address X. c; Love. Gleuda
Spring. Kansas. delft
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14

w ANTED-The Wichita Gardens are booming,
w and don't want you to get left Enquire OF
ll,,ci 100 1T
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-14

VINOR SALE-6 lots on n. Waco avenue, between
II Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; will be sold at
a bargain. Inquire at Isl n Main st. soft
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-01
Come to Stay.

A Boston paper, in speaking lately Of the
rumber of new medical remedies which
are offered 10 the public every year, called
attention to the fact that the majority
OF them have very short existence.
Some are never heard of after twelve
months have passed by; others are forgot
ten in the course Of three or four wears,
while it is rare thing to know of any
which retain their popularity longer than
eight or ten years. When there is an ex.
ception to this rule, it may be set down
as a fact that the article possesses some
extraordinary merit to survive so many
changes. The most remarkable illustra.
ton of this is seen in St. Jacobs Oh.
Steadily and surely It worked its way into
public favor, receiving no help, except
from its own efficacy, and to-day there is
hardly a civilized country in which It is
not hailed as conqueror of pain. Like
Tennyson's brook, men may come and
men may 60, but St. Jacobs Oil goes on
for ever.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-01
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Mont, Sept. -, 1856
NOTICE is hereby given that the following man,
~ cd settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Judge of tie
Second Judicial Court in aud for Bc:,yerhcad Coun
ty or in his absence, the cc;k said courtat Dillon,
Montana, on
Nov. 20, 1886, viz: William Stotltlen,
who made homestead application No. ,,,2o Tor the
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: John F. Bishop, George Sau lal,er, Jas.
Mauldin, and William b. Carer, all of scavcr,cad
valley. Mont.
s,.td S. w. LANGlORNl, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-01
MONTANA CONDENSED.


The Inter l/oHatmn says the Picgan
,nine and Picgau spur, near Gloster, have
been bonded for $.oo,ooo.
Reports from the Maria. about eighty
miles north OF Fort Benton say that the
Indians are still raiting that section.
The buildings o! the Toston Mercantile
Company, forty eight miles cast OF Helena,
were totally destroyed by fire last Friday
The ranchmen in the vicinity of Miles
city are boring for water. One artrsian
wei! there yields supply So gallons per
inmate.
\ thief tried to rob W. p. Errery's mug
get cache near Butte Saturday night, and
was severely perhaps fatally injured by the
explosion OF a 'mne' of giant powder set
in the cabin to entrap burglars.
\ dispatch from Benton says that
strange cattle disease has killed III head
out of a belonging to &. NJ. Robbins.
The local veterinarians are unable to deter
mine The nature OF the disease.
There was great mining excitement
last Friday near Elkhorn, Jefferson county.
Within two miles of that camp the dis
covery OF a great deposit OF silver ore is
said to have been made. 1t was claimed
to be 30 feet wide, and Of uniform rich
ness.
Anaconda Re7vc,v.' A sample from a
specimen taken from the new strike in the
Granite Mountain, which was presented
to Morgan Evans by Superintendent
Plumnler, was assayed and gave silver g.
SIC ounces aud gold five and and one filth
ounces to the ton.
Priest P. p. Prando, missionary among
the Indians for many years, writes the
Yellowstone Jouyn0l that unless some.
thing is done for the Cheyenne Indians,
they will either die of starvation or resort
t. killing cattle. The Indians are in a
Starving condition.
Ne7v NORTH. Vest. For third or fourth
time, petition is now being circulated
asking the Department for daily instead
OF tri.weekly mail to Phillipsburg.
There are now some 1900 or 1900 people
in and abou. Phillipsburg, and the bust.
ness has very materially increased.
Nc7v North. Vast: Word comes from
Helmville tina: hunting party from the
other side Of the range lett their camp fire
burning last Friday, and the flames com.
municating to the grass, spread rapidly.
Ten men were employed until they were
utterly exhausted in stopping it, and just in
time to save GOO tons Of hay on its course.
The Democratic ticket Of Gallatin coun.
ty: Councilman-J. a Savage; House-F.
K. Armstrong, J. r. Hathorn and Chas.
W. Hoffman; County Commissioners-B.
F. Meyers, E. b. i.amme and &. F. Has.
kins; Super intendent of schools-Miss
Mo!lie Huston 'rreasurer--W. F. Sloan
Sheritf-C. NJ. Tate; County clerk and re.
corder-F. l.. Gilchrist, who was nomin.
ated on the sixth ballot over Berry Martin
County attorney-Wm. A. lines; Assessor
John Mcleod; Probate judge. ].
Davis; County Surveyor-Jas. Robertson;
Coroner-Judge Didawick; Public Ad.
mi"'s'ra'or--J. NJ. Lindley; Chairman Of
democratic county committee - Walter
Cooper.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-01
Liberal Offer to Indies.

Any lady reader Of this paper suffering
from any of those complaints SO common
to the sex, can cure herself at home, with.
out the aid Of physicians, by the use of DR..
MARY A. GREGG's NEW TREAT.
MENT: This cures permanently where
others only relieve. Our confidence in
the power Of this great discovery over the
diseases Of women, prompts US to sesd free
sufficient for orc months use to every lady
sending US both her Express and P. o. ad.
dress and IS cents 10 prepay charges etc.
The Free Trial Treatment is put I'd in
plain wrapper with full instructions, and
only one bottle will be sent to tic same at
dress.
Ladies forwarding symptoms with self:
addressed, stamped envelope, will receive
advice without charge. Cloth bound med.
zeal work free to those sending l. cts, post.
age. Address, GREGG REMEDY Co.
PALMYRA, N. Y.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-01
NUGGETS FROM THE BIG HOLE.
Destructive Fires - Hay Talk Needed
Mail Facilities.

Al. Noyes had lively hunt for a span
Of horses this week.
John Stanley, Of Buttc, is in the Basin
looking after his stock interests.
II. Nelson lost IS tons Of hay recently by
a fire that caught from an unex'insuished
campfire.
The Horse Prairie Cattle Co. are max
ing preparations to round up their beet
steers. This company has about $4,000
head Of cattle in the Basin.
Every one put up large quantities Of hay
this year, and considerable Of it is being
sold to Butte and Melrose parties, at IS per
ton. Big Hole Basin is one vast hay ranch
this year.
Mrs. A. w. Bromfield recently had the
courage to tackle All untamed broncho
and she got away with him, too. She sad.
died the beast, mounted him, and, in spite
of his efforts to buck her of, rode him un.
til he thought he was at, old saddle.horse
\ destructive fire on Swamp creek, last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, consumed
about $50 tons Of hay, stacked there by
different parties. Pat Brown is the heav-
lest loser, being So tons short since the
fire. His stock will consequently have to
do some tall rust|iny before winter is over.
The fire was started by accident.
This part of the country has long needed
better mail facilities, an. at last an effort is
being made to give it to us. \ petition
is being circulated praying for an additional
postotfice in the Basin and weekly mail
from Dillon, via Bannack. II the petition
is granted the new Office will be located
either at Bentley's or Bronield's, about IS
miles up the valley from Wisdom. The
people Of the upper valley will get their
mail much sooner by the new route, and
consequently are anxious to have it estab.
lished. @. CuMBER.".
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-01
LEMHI AGENCY NOTES.

Z. A. Dowd, formerly superintendent OF
instruction at the Agency, has located at
Blackfoot and has removed his family to
that place.
Agent Woodbridge returned last week
from the National Park where he went, per
order, to look after some Indians who
were said to be committing deprcdations
in the nations pleasure ground.
In few weeks the Indian teansters,
under the supervision Of w. W. Benson,
will make trip to Red Rock, after the an
nuities. The Indians will have a picnic
all the way over and back. Gel Captain
Benson will have his hands full in keeping
the frisky bucks at work.
The halfbreed interpreter French and
Indian), William Goshay, who has been
connected with the Agency for long time,
died last week from natural causes. He
was never very robust, and besides was
crippled in one leg. He was of more than
ordinary intelligence, for half.breed, and
did efficient service for the government
In his humble way. He leaves sister who
resides at La Porte, Ind. Rev. o. w.
Mintzer conducted the funeral services.
Goshay is believed to have been the first
Indian belonging to Lemhi Agency, ever
given Christian burial.