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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

Major Powell, of the Geological Survey, states
his confidence in the storage reservoir plan as
a means Of irrigating the great arid plains OF
the West with surprising emphasis The prob
lem of placing these reservoirs, of keeping them
filed, Of protecting them against innumerabe
dangers and of releasing the water so as TO impart
a condition TO the soil which will make it con-
stantly and permanently suited to agriculture, is
simply stupendous. To learn that Major Powell
considers it undoubtedly feasible is TO give
il an i'm portance it has never before possessed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

(Silver silver abeed) Case OF doz Does $50
of doz bottles $32 net For sale by dealers
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York
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

minors, the selling of aduterated liquors, and
the selling of spirituous liquors when only a
beer license has been taken out. This part OF
the subject was not completed. 1t would prob
ably be not too harsh to include in the new law
a provision for the summary forfeiture of IL
cense whenever clear proof should be forth
coming that the law had been violated in any
particular whatever.
The waiting Territories may we'll plead to
be delivered out Of the hands Of their protested
friends. Mr.. Springer, chairman Of the House
Committee on Territories, has just eyinced the
sentiment of good proportion of his colleagues
in the special order introduced in the House
yesterday. 1t is speciously contrived to secure
the postponemnt of any effective legislation
looking to the admission of the Territories,
and, in the candid criticism of Mr.. Reed, it dis
plays an intense desire "to go through the mo-
tions'' without accomplishing anything. In
the short time for action remaining in this ses-
sion, it is almost beyond hope that Chairman
Springer and his colleagues will cease to be
partisan, and begin to be patriotic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

AND SEND THE GAEENA UP THE NILE.
From The Washington Post
VIII Secretary Bayard DO kind enough TO notify
Osman Dcna that Henry NJ Stanley is an own cousin
Of the American eagle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18
5noef 10 advertisements.
Bnsincss Noilefs.

BERTON "SEC" CHAMPAGNE.
fSiver oed and silver abeed) OF doz bottles $50
net Case of do y bottles $32 sale by dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

As an organization the Ohio White Caps appear
to he well equipped and well managed, but Gov
ernor Foraker processes to be willing to put MS
trust in the saving grace of his militia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

"The Providence Journal" having been alluded
TO as a "Mugwump newspaper" responds Cor
rcct.o 1t is to be hoped that the invitation Will
not be accepted in any quarter, seeing that the
Mugwumps received o singing correction At the
reccpt election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

The vote cast in the last election was the
heaviest known in the worlds history. Nothlng
could be more appropriate, however.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
POINTS On
Hoyamtnts oI Csiisens and tho Coming
and Doing OF S~trRnKNrs.

H~ovamtnts oI Cii;sons and tho Coming
and Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. l. Metz mas returned from an East
EN- business trip.
Senator Camden and wife left for home
on the noon train yesterday.
The 'IltEI' company is quartsrtd n
the View St. Charles Hotel.
Miss Sadie W:rkham has returned home
from 81 prolonged visit to iriend3 IN Burton,
" Va
WI. ..'ry, d $ NJ c, of Morgan
town, ". ,. is stopping ~ the New st.
Charles lI".y,
f. d.. J. IS, Wheclirg's second
has.mqn IA the city yesterday,
from C!evr. rf. Del was warmly WEI
cCmel by 2 '~rlircrs here.
The Club .r very enjoyable hop AZ
their rooms % llam street, last evening
Qlite . uuI. we're present and a most
cc'ighttu. t.'rr "as sP1ut dancing to Prot.
kIiiDeytl'~ % G-ir.
E.v. Day,' y Greer, y d formerly OF
Wheeling, ~i. Tor some years has been
rector OF Ca Church, rroyiden e, L. ! ,
has accepted tho call Of s. Bartholomew
Church, New York, and his resignation
was rendered to Grace church vestTy meet
ing on February -. 81. Blr'helomcw's is
one Of the iv-e,nos. Episcopal cAurcbss IA
New York.
4 number Of well known West Nir-
giNiaus are in town to-day to attend the
meeting OF the directors Of the Cheat
Mountain Sportsmen A.. citation. Among
them is Colonel Hutton, of Huttouyil'r,
Randolph county, enc Of the largest land
owners 10 the STATE. Colonel Hutton was
Che, OF Staff for General ". /. jackson,
C. : A. + l. Butcher, Of Beverley, W.
ya Colonel Edwards, OF Chltlss'nn and
VIM Brown. Of EingwoOl. Mr.. Talim!u.
OF Hsl.a'.c. Ohio, accompanies the party.
- FH,furg ,iiuHi.l,- Telegraph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
WILL OF ROBERT CRANGLE,
The Document Admitted to Probate and
Ordered Recorded.

The Document Admitted to Probate and
Ordered Recorded.
The will Of the late Robert Crangle was
yesterday admitted to probate and ordered
to be recorded. Elizabeth d. Crangle was
appointed eyecutriX. The will devises TO
Mrs. Cranglc all the personal property cl
the deceased, save his watch and piano,
and gives her the use and control during
her life of all the real estate remaining
after the payment Of decedent's debts and
certain legacies and testamentary charges.
A. the death of Mrs. Craugle, the will
specifies that her two daughters, Mrs.
Sarah J. E~ccles'and Mrs. Margaret Z Dal-
zsll, shall have, in equal shares, all of the
estate then remaining, and in case of the
death OF either daughter the child or
children Of such deceased daughter is to
receive tho share which would otherwise
90 To the mother.
The first clause Of the will formally pro
v!des for the transfer to Mrs. Elizabeth D.
Craug)e Of all personal property, except
the watch and piano, ard directs that de
ceased's diamond pin and topaz sleeve
buttons be regarded as special gifts TO Mrs.
Crangie.
The second clause devises to Mrs. Cnngle
all real estate absolutely, with full power
to mortgage or sell the same,
The third clause hsqueaths TO Mrs. Mar
garet Z Dilzell decsased's piano.
The fourth clause gives TO Mrs. Sarah j..
E,cles 4 special gilt of $500, to represent
in value the piano given the other
daughter.
The fifth clause gives to decea.ed's
grandson, Francis $. DIl2ell, the gold
watch, chain aud seal worn by the de
ceased.
The sixth clause gives 10 the grand
daughter of the deceased, Florence NJ.
Eccles, s., 900, 10 be paid her as it may
sui, the convenience Of Mrs. CraUgle, but
not before the grand daughter shall have
arrived NJ the age OF twcuty-one. Ia the
event Of her death without coming into
possession ri the money, it is to 20 20 her
mother, and in the event OF the death Of
both, Il remain in the possession CT Mrs.
Crangle.
The seventh clause gives 10 each OF the
other grandchildren, VIZ +. c. DIl2sll
and Laura c. Dl'2"ll, 81, 600 each, subject
to the same general provisions which rC-
late to the gif; Of -, eco above.
TIE eighth clause directs that tie life
insurance money Of deceased shall be raid
to Mira. ~'-auele, and if the sister Of de
ceased, Ma. 4 CaIngie, survives him, the
money sha invested at interest, which
interest il t. , paid to such sister quarter
y during IL time. Il the death OF
such sistgr. ..n principal is to 20 TO Mrs.
CrsHgle an Two daughters, one third
20 e.ch.
The ninth usc directs that the re-
mainder OF the ~,st,tr, not specifically men
toned above, Ia!l 20 to the daughters Of
the deceased
The will is 3nDei Nly II, l,-6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

The f~g~aral OF this popular youre man
a@I ,sh, place from Ais late residence. No
Go Nineteenth street, "a. > O'Clock this If
~t.raaou. the ius,rma hai1gol Greenwood
The members ct Wdre.Hg Typograpdiy,,
L i,a VIII attend Ia a body.
William N,Eay wssn young man who
had the admiration aGl respect of aii who
knew him. Generous aa,i w,rm- carried.
frank. manly aud courteous, by made aud
retained th, friendship of ali, and hisdeath
has o.u.-iouej wide regret. Afflicted for
y,tr, wsSh an ,ururahir disease onsump-
uog-ha looked tp his Inevitable fate with
gut although 1T TIMES upon the
very brink of the grave, he was always
cheerful. smjlu. and hopeful lie was an
rmutoys OF the REUIsTEE t,r years, and
was q Ski5t.ul and intelligent workman.
Ills fellow c3mposlt0Ts need no spTig Of
rosemary to keep him in remembrance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
WANT A RAILROAD.
Prominent OHIO COUNTY FARMERS To
HOLD 4 MEETING.
At Which They Contemplate Making Advantage
oas Offers to he STATE Line Railway Con-
ya1y-What TLay Offer.

The farmers ia the vicinity oil Clinton,
Liberty district, appear anxious to have a
railroad come through their way, and they
are agitating the matter with The hope that
they may be able 10 impress capital with
the benefits to be derived from running &
road through their section Of country. 10
do this they certainly hold ont adyan'a-
geous offers. Among the prominent farm
ers from that section present at the loom
Convention were Messrs. Lemucl Beck, \.
NJ. Rjdgely, James Dixon, John II. Mont
gomery and J. J. jacobs, and they all
seemed anxious to have the proposed State
Line Railroad come through their way TO
the river. The rOu.s lard out by them Ger
tai0ly seems TO be advantageous one for
the company. Tn, proposition Is as fol-
lows, ~ stated by g. 0f the a~boye-aamtd
gentlemen:
Instead of touch. the river at Wells
burg, they present he following rouie:
From Bethany down BuE.Iocre t0S.ctz's
run, up Siot2'srun t. The diNidiugIid be
tween Buffalo aud snort creeks, turned
through to headwateis Of Atkinson ran,
down to Short creek, down Shor, Creek to
the forks, mp south fork Of Short creek to
DR.. Eng!ish's, tunnel through McCn!loch.s
place to Long run, aud down Lon2 run to
Wheeling creek, where II Will latcEseCt
with the Wheeling ard Harrisburg, OF any
road that may he convenient.
Each of the tunnels MENTIONED viii he
half a mile in length, and the route, The
gentlemen claim. will make the distance
from Bethany 70 Wheeling fourteen ini!c9;
or ten miles shorter than the route cou
temPl8tcd down B0ftt'n 9 We!lsbnrg and
tarac" down the river 10 this city. Tins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
IN A SMALL WAY.


ga Novs OF tho Dag Poiutcdiy PrrA-
grsoSsu Tor TASTY
TurgcE CorET WAS % blank Yesterday
morning.
"UE,mrs on OAK at the Opera House
10 night.
M,rrNEas st both the theatres this
afternoon.
OFFICER DUNLAP nj in two drunk7,
y--.=rday afternoon.
.'HE Riverside furnace, AZ Steuhenvi.ic,
rs expected to start up IN 8 week or so.
THE engineers and frrmen on the Pan
Handle road have received u very substan-
ttlj increase Of pay.
TIE members of the Turner's Associa-
t.oa vii meet sunday to make nomjna
tons tr officers for the ensuing year.
TuE Council Committee on Lights and
ta- E,arG OF ti.S Trustees Will meet this
evening TO psp?lre the annual estimate.
REV. DIX RANDOLPH will conduct the
study ,t the Sunday School lesson la the
4. N. C. A. plrlars ut 5 O'Clock this alter
uoon.
Social religious meetings will be held
81, the g.. NJ. e. a. building this evening NJ
T&J O'Clock aud Tomorrow at 1 O'Clock, to
which all young men are invited.
THIS Supreme Court met at Charleston
Wednesday afternoon NJ four O'Clock, and
| adjourned till tour o'clock yesterday after
noon. No business was transacted.
THE Will of John Uejnlsin was admittei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
"Hearfs of Oak

That powerful drama, Hearts Of Oak, ~
which has had such q remarkable success
siu,s it- FIRST appearance, will be presented
10 tae Opera Hou-c 81 the matinee this az
and st the evening performance.
The piece & presented uuder the personal
>uu.Iy's.ou ct tire author, Mr.. James A..
Herne 10 Is pronounced a. the scenic
aud dramatic picture of the age, and IS
Produced by . ils, class company. Seats
for the matinee have hscn put on sale at
EaUmer * Co. s music store, and tue !ndt-
are that @ big audience wall greet
the production on both occasions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
rnrtr Rn.inr.s Rnnmlng.

urohsiI, un one thta@ has caused such
"a |gtucIal revival oi trade At Logan 3 Co.'S
drug store ~ their giving away to their
customers OF So many free bottles OF DR..
Kings NyG Discovery for Consumption.
Their tra,le Is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that it
always cures and never disappoinIs.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lang diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying hy
getting q trial bottle tree, large size 81.
Ever, bottle warranted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
W NJ firc in Washington county

WiIly.s No. . us, on the Munce iacjn,
in Washington county, WAS destroyed by
fire Thursday evening. Tur thames oriai-
mated + aan ovcrhrstci box on the engine
Oac Of the wcrkmen. named Sl,usr, was
severely burned abuu, the iI"c, 1,DS and
arms. lis wounds we.c dressed by Dr.
Geo. ". Kelly. Tine other worEIaen
escaped without injury. The tools drop
ped into the hole on top Of q set for which
the men were ishiug. Il the tool, can be
recovered readily tne loss will be about
II POO 10 they can not d, recovered the
hole VIII ha abandoned and q new vel
sunk. No -, when she rlme in, in SIP.
tember, I-~G, was GOOD tor d barrels an
hour, his Produced about l2u 600 barrels
oil, IS good tor 80 barrels a day yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
Annlhar snb.ccinion

The officers Of the immigration Associa-
ton yesterday received from ex-senator J.
\. Camden his cheak for $l0Oin aid Of the
work which the Association has on hand.
Mr.. Camden was not at the Opera House
at the time the subscriptions were made,
during the session of the Convention, ana
thus had no opportunity to put in his sub.
scription with the other gcntlemel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

The fines aad costs assessed in Police
Court during February footed upSI,I3i -
There were one hundred and forty two
arrests, of which Lock. up Keeper Brand
made /; Bell, i; Briukiuan, q; Carney, :;
Dunlap, -; Desmond, g; DruSehetl, Is;
Deku, :; Deyliu, /; Gaus, = Gruhler, &;
Haz'ctt, Is; KlI.en :; LuEens, ,; Nc
Nichols, 3; Shorts, If West II; Wilkie,
e. Watson. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
Carton Nin.tyeis

The Grand contained a fair audience last
night to witness the second pe!iormance of
Cartons New Orleans Ninstrels. This
afternoon the company will give q matinee
for ladies anu children. IS the pcrfor-
nance Is of a refined order, the house
should he crowded with ladies. The mu-
sic, singing and dancing .spscialties sre all
good. Go el-ly and get a god cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
HOW IT STRIKESTHEM.
Prominent MANUFACTURERS INTERVIEW
Ed on THE TARIFF Bill.
And a., Express Themselves as Well Pleased
With r. Especially tie See.
and Glass Men.

And al Express Themselves as Well Pleased
With f. Especially tie Ses,
and Glass Mea.
-, 81
-, ,,,r,inc or5
- .IJ-,lo r|
ioUAd IWi sy"oP''S VI III luz"
and auNiously waited Tor taTiI Dill spIsaH
ont right before their eyes they were rather
..I o,d ,f,or;,b ,5 b.ap Glanced over.
it, r,,tar
Tue 'o'INs' "sl'I''9'" "
c~hagrned. Republicans haG been tcA'iS
themselves into the belief that the Ways
,,5 Mono Cor,D,ittae world hing forth a
- -u.h
OIL lh3' ""ui" I"In''" '"''N "'''
political capital 10 run q whole campaign
noon and b.lnlfr they found nothing
I'LL. . Int 3d.. fro. wool
"'"'' L:,.l
Clause 3'HouEH' o' S'"'S'' 'HS5 N''N'"
any way, from political PnnC'pIe. But
aside from politics there were few people
=, tbis r~:.i,i,g .,ra,t tbosc who favor a
.s
ulgh p'ottttlN2 III!H' VINO were H"'
we'll satisfied with the bill geneT-
,lIv This ,y,s eSDscislly Il fact
-, ,,c,,,-a
""'o"s the "ou "'" '''',
and glass manufacturers, VINO are eSPe''"'ly
favored. The pottery people have cutered
anna ,,rnIq;D, buf taken from p r1Dsrry-
five sfarjDoiDr. the provisions of the bill
a., moi really warrant their objections. rs
ono impnr,aYt fe3turn seems to have
.snsprI hem and That i the clause that
inrIIdes Inc cost rf r,rklge ON imported
Goods i'm ths Friv viara,s M r.gsrpt the
cH,.t of n,rLs,. Is deIp,,.d from ~. duty.
TN, ia n ,on.;5,r,5I. item. and inurrs
a. III s,.f. ,fh,II ~, ~un.i.ry and uI,.s
,,rr.ri.rfr I'm, il ism. nropo.s6 to
5,sru.. the Inn here. bat to live some OK
prrs-iors of opinion from manufacturers
that will tend to sloy which WAY the wind
hl,.s
nrav,in.nt sfrrI manufacturer. an
o., ot III Wb.slin, Cnnr,oy .,il.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Bishop Kaiu's Third Lee 'ure.

TTT""T "T"
st the Vesper service at the Cathedral
tomorrow at 3 p. m, Bishop Kain, in the
third lecture OF his LeItcn series, will pro-
duce the testimony which the Old Dispen-
sation furnishes, in its several striking
tvpss and ritual ~observances, in favor of the
doctrine Of the real presence Of Christ's
body and blood in the Sacrament Of the
Eucharist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

Tie Pgg.g for March has come. For
once let IA tell what il in it. Pansy' 5
story On the Golden Tr>ts for the mcnta.
Pagsy's other story, TIP Garrett. Mar
ulre, Sydacy's story, The Old Eimmcr
Place. Mrs. Archibald's story Of 4 d.sa-
gcrahlc girl, A ca, story. Mrs. Liyings-
toms Pansy S'eiaty story. 4 sea story.
Several missionary sketches. The Iadtau
SCHOOL at Crli-le. EiDy's Corner. Pie
lures. a dozen or two. \ lot Of letters To
Tlnsy from boys aud girls. And a QIeer
story. 81 q YEAR; 10 cent, a number. d.
Lothrop Company. Boston, will send yon
q sample copy OF The P.msg beck number
il you syud five cepts and &s; Tor it..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

We invite you to the opening OF the
sYgir. ard suumyr styles ct Dunlap silk,
slit. and Soft Het5, which Is Ike worlds
leader Tor styles d,d quality. Noble Eros
Solo Agents. ll Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
Roe. Al Jordan Ke,panl 10 "cs,I-,Ian.'

s.. E..... % .. D.F.....
~lu.--omc one signing himself Chris
tiuu.' alter referring TO tie II. tement
"G,aul your Bible, 80 IN ny sermon OF last
Suu..,v. asks In your morning Issue what
version / referred 10, etc. | geucrDl,y use
the New version for the same reason that
other people u.c it, ] suppose, because asa
rule, tn. meaning Of the text Is more
Transporter! than in the Old, or authorized
yrr.jon. Language like everything humau
il under the la@ of growth; on that a..
count many things in the Old version were
obscure. But that it Was obnoxious TO
the BIpti-ts, is news TO me. ! certainly
never heard any EtptjSt speak disrespsct-
fully of the Ser ptur,s in any version. lie
refers to Il Baptist version. ! know OF
none such in this country. "Chri>t!an'
refers 20 the 'i;,hlc Union Ncr,i5n' |
presume. Bat there were numbers Cf
nthsr denominations who worked upon
that. But on The whole | would recon-
mend to "Clrjstion' that version which
would be most likely u induce him to
come on; with bis own name when there il
no sprcil reason tor conc,aliug il.
4. l.. JORDAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
CARD
Referring T. Rev. JordSu's Article In Yes
to-day "I;egi-trr."

Rel. ring q Rev. Jordsu's Article In Yes,
fridays "I;egi-trr."
TYE. IF.. o.. ~, E.g.a.
SIN: The Catholics of Wheeling have
reason 80 congratulate Themselves that
their hoEorcd Gi-hop has decided not to
answer au5 mote s.nscless attacks Of Nj.
Jordan. lus last article contains no a:gu,
meul; IL ., simply vulgar abuse, and l.
quit. unworthy Of any answer. We would
think that ANY intelligent Protestant school
boy. or girl, would he able 10 eclipse the
style OF such a productions, | am only "a
pupil myself, aud the members Of my class
are not very far advanced in writing, but
If we do mol know more about the rules OF
congestion, We at least know more OF
those OF rommou good breeding than this
PrOtt slant minister.
lS'gu,d c. FEANrIS.
UL,.'luH lIrfrh >, ISIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

l. $ Coon -e,l,dry goods tag cheapest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

For The last year ... Haa a -n.
lns, ,ra,y and TImil ..m".. .
which, have apple! --,.' Boo
,.y..gl'mi w..auGi ,.,e,-- la: is
ily and entirely cIsgilg t..
DIS. MRS. i-N', IHEL.- .
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-12-28

'Ihare seems to he an uafo,,nsle9 he.
lief in the vicinity of Oelrichs ans. Buf-
falo Gap tlat the people of this ,,nr-
tlon ct the Hills would he opposed 10 !,
change OF the southern boundary If
TIE reservation 10 be opened so as To
include the country directly east os the
Southern Hills. AS ~ matter oi ractand
history the first proposition was to place
southern line much farther south.
The Indians themselves offered the ot.
lection. and have repeatedly asserted
that they woul,lnot have il, &c Ra,.i.1
.Jonyuni
II is Thoroughly understood tl,a. .i.e
first and second proposition Of the SIOUX
Reservation bill was objected to bv !l.s
Indians and an ins,lor'o,;s tizxle. Now
the proposition is tn open ii witllm,:
the consan; Of the Indians. III that is
u fact. ii is To the interest. as we look AT
1T. 1.-THE who. Hack Hills. fer The
change to be made TO White River,
The suppositicn that the opening Of
;nc reservation along White River Vas
{ secondary. consideration 10 Rapid is,
FROM the feet. that hrr re,ras.,it;lt;yes