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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-12

The returns having been csnvasssd
as above Aid. Brown offered the fol-.
lowing resolution:
Whereas. The returns of the munl-
cipal election held April Sth, lSS9,
having been duly submitted TO the
city council OF Miles City, and by
them duly canvassed, and IL appearing
therefrom that the following named
persons received q mBiority OF all votes
cast in said city for the offices set op'
posite their respective names, as fol-
lows, to-wit:
For Msyor-R. G.. Redd.
Police Mag.-W. II. Ross.
City Treas.-H. B. Wiley.
/" City Atl'y-N. A. Burleigh.
F." Aid, lst ward, long term-H
Moran.
For AID, let ward, short term-Ec
Campbell.
For Aid, End ward, long term-J
{. Callahan.
For AID, 2nd ward short term-L
Bach.
Now therefore be it resolved, Thai
the said persons named are hereby de-
clared duly elected to fill the offices
set opposite their respective names fol
the terms prescribed by law.
The yeas and nays being called on
the adoption of the resolution, and all
present voting in the affirmative, the
resolution was declared adopted.
The petition of DR.. +. +. Fish was
read, asking permission to construct a
sidewalk six feet wide, but conform
ing in other respects to the specifica
tIons for sidewalks Oh Main street
said walk TO be constructed in front o.
his residence on Main street, between
llth aud 18th streets. The counci
were disposed to grant the petition
but before II could be done IL becam,
necessary 10 modify ordinance No. %
relating to sidewalks. Aid. Hol
offered ordinance No. 27, modifying
ordinance No. %, SO that sidewalk
six feet wide could be built on tn
north side of Main street, from 9th b
10Th streets, and the same was passed
and on motion permission was grant
ed 10 Dir. Fish to construct the sid,
walk set forth in his petition.
The following bill were read and o
motion allowed and ordered paid:
1
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-12

Every Morning Except Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-12
OUR CITY DADS
OF City Government After Nav
6th-Also that Cows may
Run at Large.
City Council Proceedings.

The city council met last night In
regular session, with present Alder
men Brown and Holt and Mayor
Scheetz. There being quorum pres
ent the council proceeded TO the trans.
action of business as follows: After
the reading OF the minutes of the pre-
vlous meeting, the reports Of the po.
lice magistrate and the city treasurer
were read and approved. The council
then proceeded TO cauvas the vote cast
at the municipal election held on Mon
day, April sth, 1859, with the follow
ing result:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-12
Poem No. 5

tANTO /.
A lady living on Palmer street,
Wishing TO give her friends "A treat,
Invited them Ia luncheon fine,
One day in March, Eighty.Nine.
CANTO >.
All accepted with great elstion
And much enjoyed the nice collation.
While sipring % Fir ten, with great eclar
They talked of nsught but McIn-
tires Bazaar.
CANTO ).
Says one, "Such nice stock cannot be
found,
In any store, and I'll be bound,
His trade increases dsv ty day."
Another laid, 80 hope and pray,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26

I'D, mo iinbe i'd eine Dame, bic mid
ri9t UNI hes @eIbes uilsn ninmt, ein
wabrbaft @riifIide Srau?"
ngs sibt nod uisIs tusenbbafte uni
braue Wdb9en."
so wsiB ni@t, i'd CLAUDE nidt, bas Id
beiratben werbe. Ran9er 1T i1on emit
iesli9 setdui9t worbsn. namsntIi9 wenr
er eine Inifeauns unb @infommen ME i'd
bat. 0orerit uIuB i9 grboluns baben uni
bite Ste, mir gu iasen, mo i'd fs timber
iou.
Ssbr gut - i'd weiB Shnen cine n.u,
2ufts unb Wafeitur eriter SuaIitdt. Sis
seben BON bisr tdsIid Worsens frib lang,
fam ipaateren Bis mad gsrnp. Da 1T Elm
Pa@fsut, worauf stu sswifsr Gbibaui
wobnt, unb NO etne 5silqusue fprubeIt,
bic f9on Wnnbsr sspirtt Bat. SIR eth
~anfdnbises ErintseIb pirb Der Bd9te,
Sbnen erlauben, pon Der SueIe Az trinten.
Grinten sic u ale Gage mad benz Spas
aisrsanse Elm sroBes @las pon isnsm @afs
Ter, seben Ste bann, obne etpas sessfisn
81 babsr, no1mals cine Stunbs ipl3ieren,
nsbnlen Sic BET Sbibaut Sbr Srilbiiit,
bann werben sic mir baIb before Heutss
teiten brinsen tOnuen.
8aIb baruf fam cine aIte Dame pom
Sofe - aud fe wurbe mad Bernp ees
i9idt. Inbere 9srren unb Damsn b6rten
bas unb baten ben 9ottor, ibneu sIei9s
fa0s bic Susus BON 8ernp su peroronen.
Gbibaut brau9te INNER SsfeI unb Bs9er.
ct muBte ii9 baIb einise Wdb5eu gum
Serpiren bei9affen, unO feline &ursdife
mebrten ft9 pom Gag gu Gag. War es
bas wirtIid ausssssidnsts @aner nit ben
"2inbenbIitben, mar es Der SpaBiersans tn
Der 5ribs, mar es BITE berrIide 2uft pou
8ernp, NOT IS aass ~suiammen - bic 6urs
gate BON gernp perf9e1ten, baB fe f9
ausse;ei9net erbolten, unb ibr blissnbes
ausieben Denies bas aud. NnbsrtbaIb
Wouat mar bas 70 sesarsen. Da sridies
men BET benz Doctor zines Cages bret gers
men: etn Bauer, cine pornebme Dame,
itdmIi9 bic iuuse Wittue, unb elm iunser
Nbpotat. Die betben IeStern waren bic
sdn5Ii9 sebeiIten &ranten, bic benz 9ottor
ibre Serlobuns an3eistsu. Ser Bauer
mat Der aIte Gbibaut.
r5ier, Ser Ooftor," iuste Der Bauer
i4mun3elnb unb Dor Sreube itrabIenb, vbas
ben sic S5r @eIb pieber. sic babsn mir
bic @abrbeit seiast: bas Slid bat Bel
mir ieinsn gtn5us sebaItsu. Ssbsn Worssn
balten 8asen uub Subrwerte aaer arte
Dor meinem 9ofs. Sofleute unb anbere
5erri9aften pilsern gu meiner Sueue unb
faufen Wuhsr wie bic @ntsn. Wit ben
erbaltsnen E%rintselbern babe i5 meme
S4uloen bebabIt unb nod 10 uisI sriibrist,
baB i'd balb meiner Eo9ter cine q itdnbige
Ritsiit ausuerfen fam. Gauisab Oant,
Ssrr Oottor!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
Sic Queue su SernD.
(Giue bumorifiIde Gr;dbluua

Giner Der beribmtsffsu Barrier Ierbte
sesen Gnbe oss uorisen Sabrbunberts mar
Oottor Srrn5in. Gr mar Elm Mann pom
i~eItener WeIts unb Misunderstanding, unb
barum pubts sr aud feline Batieutsn 10
ri9tis ;u bebanbeIn.
Gines Cages ias er CT In isinsm Cabinet
nit i5riftIi9sn &rbeiten bsItdftist, els
iein 0isner einea armsn 2anbmann ans
meIbete.
.@as MIL Der Mann?" fras Eron5in.
CT Mill Gle iprs5en. Gr lit sin Bad:
ter aus Ssrny unb nennt ii3 Gbibant."
alba! Sbibaut - bann LAB i'm iofort
bsrsin, bsnn bas lit Elm @brenmann, Der
mir einmuI bas 9sbsu serettst bat"
Der 2anSmGnn nurbe bereinsefibrt, unb
Der Doctor itrsdts ibm bsiOe 9dnbe ent'
sessn.
,aber, meiu gutter Ebibaut, mas fiebit
On blaB aust" go rief Der arst unb
flbIte Tim ben guIs. vSu bait pirtli5
elm penis 5isbsr. git Du trant9 $50
fsbI's2"
,Sa. Ssrr 9ottor, isbr trant, absr Sic
baben tsin MitteI sessn meme Srant5eit,
b. 8. ssssn bic 0iotb unb has @lenb."
8, psnn's meter ni6ts LIT, ba bob i'd
i6on elm iebr sutss WitteI basesen. Sieb'
bsrl" Wtt bieisn @ortsn BOT ibm bsr
9r5t cine Sanbuoa @OIbfade an, bic er
aus ieinem Setrstdr senommen.
= SER Oottor, bas 1T tein SeiImittsI,
has 1T Elm aImoi en-. @as i'd uon Sbnsn
wiini9e. bas 1T nur cine GoniuItation, Elm
gutter &utb. Ssben sic, mein flsines
@it9sn bat bisies Sabr fat ni@ts einses
bra9t, fdIedte grats, tein obj, tein @ss
miiie, bic &ibe, bic msiits 8eit trodsn -
i'd bin pirli4 ruinirt. &Snnsn Sie mir
ni4t iasen, mas i'd beginner fol-, nm mir
cine before @innabme gu i9eru9
Tron5in warb na1bentli6. Ia5bem
sr einisemal TN 8immer auf unb absssans
gen, fra9te CT:
.5aft Du mir nidt iriber sinmaI ses
iast, auf Dsinsr @isie entipriuss eth.
SueIe2"
sSapobL usittsn iusr @rapps p0a arSI'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
YrteferIicbc.

Ssit elmer 0tsibs non Sabrsn sri5ien
pinttIi6 isben Gag Dor sinem Rir1snpors
tale 81 Paris elm alter 8sttIer, ben Ssbsrs
mann untsr benz Hamen Saquss fannie.
Stets mar CT ernif unb buffer, iprad fat
tsin Wort, unb isIbit wsnn man inn Gls
moien rei6te, bantte CT nur nit elmer Iei9s
ten Neisuns bes &optes. Inter ben Cunts
pen, nit benen CT bstIeibst mar, fab man
auf isinsr Sruit eth soIbsnss Rrsus.
Sn bsrisIbsn Stride pfssts elm iunser
@eiftli1er, Abbe Yaulin be NM tdslt1
feline bstlise Wsie tu Ieien uRb srmanSslts
ute, wsnn er tn bic Rir9e sins, benz armsn
Saequss cine fletne @abe 5u. .rsi9en.
SproEe elmer pornebmen. rsi9sn SamiHs,
bate f4tsr abte @ctta Yrisfsr sewib'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
BUR etn Satnwdrter.

gs mar am Ibenb bes 10. Sanuar 1877.
Der Winb bsulte, bic gdume d6sten unS
it0bnten unter Der Bsttide bes ortandbns
li9en Sturmes, uub unaufb6rlt9 floB Der
&ssen In StrSmen pom benz polteni1wes
rem 9immeI our grbe nisbsr. S5on MOS
@enIans bate es seresnet. benn Der 8ins
ter i9itteIte I'M Sabre 1876 bis 1877 nee
nise S6nes 4 oden aus ieinsm srauen Wans
tel unb brsitete feline gisbede lber 2anb
unb 5life feline sante Streuse ISits
fi9 in &esen auf.
Dor benz 8abnpdrtsrbauis Rr. 25S TN
SannibaIe Bet Steinbrid in Der Stsiers
mart itanb Der alte, w~siBbaarise 8abnmdrs
ter Wensel &eii9eI, In ieiuen srauen Wans
tel sebaat; ioeben bate Elm 3us bic Steue
paifrt, bic ieiuer Sbbut anusrtraut mar.
Ois Berse, ueI1e bas pom benz Sannfufe
bur9iirSmte EbaI umi9loHen. rastsn sIsi9
itwaraen S9atten in bic 9ifte, unb ibre
5duptsr p~erloren ii1 In, buntlsn WoItens
meere. &eii9el mar, na9bem er ieinsr
Hfli9t seniist, nf9t In bas 9aus suridsss
tsbrt; ein bumpfss 8rauisn In Der S6be,
auf benz @ipfeI bss ssgsnibsr IisssnSsn
SerSrieisn, fehslte feline Iutmerflamteit.
S5on Dor eiaisen Eassn, Gm Is. Sanus
ar, bate elm 8ersruti9 ffattssfunbsn, -
ioute Die i@rsdli6e <airrpbe in uiellsidt
nod sr6Berem DeaBe fi9 w%isoe,bolen2 ga,
es roIte uub connerie - bumpf, unbeims
LID, In einssInsn St6Ben, pis penn Iosses
lOfte Steius unb Selsbl6de in bic Siefe
poItsrteu, - pl6slib absr, ba brduite cine
geuaIti9e Srbllutue fur9tbar psrbsersnb
beran, aass nit fid fortrsiBenb, Nass I'M:
ter ii5 besrabsnb; ss i9isn, oils isi Der
game Berg lebenbis sswOrbsu, bas tra5ts
unb iauife, bonnerte, polterte uno route,
unb Bis ir bic unmittslbars Rdbe bes Babn.
baus9ens wdISte ii5 bas 9sfein unb bic
grbmafe. Stasr unb sntlest bIifte be,
aIte auf bas SerifOruussusrt; bic Satas
itropbe mar 10 i3neu erfoIst, baB weniss
Neinuten geniist batten, nm bas sanSs
GbGl nit Erimmern 5u beosfen, bas Slug.
bett aussuiiaen unb bic Slursn in eineu
S3nttbaufen gu uerwanbsIn.
Rsii6sIs Srau unb &intsr paren aus
Der Quite seeilt. y@roBer @Oti, mas III
Ssi4sbeu2" iammerte bic Srau binbsrin.
9enr, mir itnb uerloren!"
vRlasen bsIfsn bier nidt, isSt bei6t &c
banbsla!" usristte ibr Rann. Sir ben
aussnblit iinb mir swsrsttet unb bas
S@Iimmite i&eint aud poribsr su isin
aber Suubertsn pou Wsni9sn brobt bet
Cob; tn elmer Stunbs fommt Der Saneu:
Sus uon Steinbrid, - Der muB sswarnt
perben."
vWas ptuf Ou tbun, @en,eI2 Se,
Sabnt0rpsr 1T bausbo9 usridattst, biz
Gelesrapbsnitansen unb 2dutfisnale fiut
pssgefsst: On taunit feline Radri6t ae.
bsns llsbsr bic Erimmer tannit Ou midi
t~lsttsrn, bsnn bas Ssfsin rOQt nod
INNER"
,,9aB mid MAIDEN, Srau, - es muf
ssbsn! = Su Sspp', panSte er ii9 ar
ieinen Sobn, nimmit bic Sisnauatsrns uni
ldufft auf benz Sabnt6rpsr ssssu R0msr'
bah su. S1aeu, In elmer YierteIifunbe If
Der 3us ba; Wann unb Waus wdreu per,
loren, wenn Der 8us tn Der Ountslbsit II
ben Steinbaufen btnsiniasts.@
Ser Buri&s elite bapon. Der Bate
trat In bic Quite unb sntIsbists f9 isinst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
Ylauf6ler Grun0.

a.: v0iNsn sic, parum bic Sauier in
Nsw Yort aus 10 bod finb3"
g.: vNa2A
a.: vOamit man bic Sppotbsten ni9t
iebt, wsl9s barauf ifebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
ct. &apbaels gereiu gum Sduse Der
Gin unb Muspanberer.


BON pnihisbsusn Ssitsu psrss Id 70 oft rfu4t, ttnta
8erpaneten ootr Betauuteu, Der iber Gee toMmt, In
Castle Garden Su eupfauseu uus ibut othhlfi4 su feiu.
Sd bin serns gu isbem Dtsuite bertit. @ur m6dts I'd bits
ten, fets ssnau a~u,usebsu, NIT ps!4sm Sdifis Der Sstrsts
Gss unb BITE u~nssfdbrt 3stt austbt. ranu elmer toumtn isHs
70 tt Is iapsr, Ia fat unmSsIt9, Ssmanssu uHtsr htr
0taNe @tupaneerer ~ausfinete gu maiden. Aud mare %
gut, peuu man ben 8erpanbten ihou BITE asrefs Der eures
pdtiheu Observation-Disclosures ansdbe. amf bieis art phrbs
aud idcn brlbsu ihr he ssforat psrseu, uub tduisn idbs
an f9erfttu eirstt an mi4. &tr gebsu bier Bite Aortus
Der ueri4isesusn 8srtrausnsmannsr anS bsmertsu babst
nod ~ioIssupes.
Der Spet bss 81. Hapba.IssB srstns IN, BEN 8.ifenbsu
S9us uue Setftanb augebetben Al IaHen, uuo he nor tes
BEN Sdasen In SettItaen uuo e~etftt9sn StueeH su btpahs
rem. Seoe austunit tn Setrefi elmer iebeu AuseltStuhttf
Der Reiis pire bsrettpilieft unb gratis srtbstit. Is
m6se eaber ein Sober Ha tn 8siis saHssIsesubeitsn pers
traasuspou an ben gsrsin ~snetn. Str eth 8r1ri4utt
Der uridtsesnsu Observation-Disclosures:
DertrausuSuaa nner eeS ct. HapbasS
BereinS fino To:
Bremen: Ssrr Bator .. Q dI6fisr. eiHh.nifr.
Sam'Hra: pen ESs0S0r @sauSsrs Or. a'tssas
antptrpeu: Ssrr :. E. B arb, n, 40 spsnu, gBarIstts
Rottsream: GER Saeob S5IIsr, pan Der Eafitradtl1.
Saprs: Strr .. lambert Retbm q n n, 3Rus Doubst.
sousOu: Ssrr Paitor 90. Bolt IL linton Strsas
g9bitsAapeL.
~siu,rYooI: Serr RtIItam SroR, SO Suts Strtet.
Rem BORT: &ep. =. ReuIaub, fatbol. 1risiter, 6 Stats
Strest, aestulbsr cattle 9aroen.
Yorto Altsre, Vrop. Rio Sranes tn Sui, BraHIisut
Ssrr eIemens @ aIlau.
SStuptRs (Doua Iraueiscn), 9rop. santa 9attariua
sraRittn: Ssrr Saitor y. sosds sbaufss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
Gin Qalanter ltnQar.

%, meme 9ndbise, wie wunbsr5ar
panen bod SIRE srobsn Diamanten gu 81
rem Sbreu!@
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Baltimore &trdbens 0Iodeu,

Sttt 4 Rnb Reberhbmt ptssn ibrsr lberI.ssutu @nts
Ste wereeu nur aus BEN retuittu Slodeumetau (Suptu
b Stnn), NIT Rolbswssuua austfritst, uHe senaasnh
%sarauttrt. @e9sn prstisn, etreulare u. \ 10. psnos man
Ra an BITE Baltimore Bell Foundry, 3. Hsaetss =
Sous, Balttmers. Deo.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Al 2:40 p. m. the convention re-as-
sembled and the first order was the
call for the report OF the roundup
committee, which was given as follows:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
DISTRICT No. Z.

VIII commence at the head Of the
MiEpsh May 10th. working the Mlz.
pah. Spring and Ash creeks with
roundup No. g. then down Powder
river to the mouth of the Mixpah;
then up Mizpah to the L o ranch;
then moving over TO the mouth Of
Pumpkin creek and work up Pump
kin creek to it's head with roundup
No. L. The foreman Of each outfit
will be the roundup foreman on their
reapective rauees.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18

He did not know just what action
would be taken, but wished to pave
the way for its reception and consider
alton. The hour Of noon having ar
rived the board took a recess till 2
o'clock,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18

then down O'Fallon Geek to its mouth;
then up the Yellowstone TO the mouth
OF Powder river.
DISTRICT No. o.
Commencing May 18th at the mouth
OF Big Porcupine and work down the
fellowstone 10 the Government bot
tomi then across to Sunday creek,
working the same; then down the
Yellowstone to the mouth Of Custer
creek; then moving to Crow Rock;
working up the Little Dry and down
the Big Dry TO the Missouri river.
DISTRICT No. 10.
Commencing May 18th, at Custer
creek, working down the Yellowstone
to Fort Buford, crossing TO the mouth
of Red Water, working up the same
to the head.
DISTRICT No. IL.
Commences May 18th, at the mouth
of Big Porcupine, working up the Big
and down the Little Porcupine, then
down the Yellowstone. Foreman,
Pat Riley.
DISTRICT No. Il.
Commences with No l3, May 18th
at Five Mile creek, near Billings,
working the country between Bull
Mountains and Yellowstone river to
Big Porcurine, thence over to the
Mussleshell and up the = side.
DISTRICT No. lS.
Commence at Five Mile, May 18th,
near Billings, working the country
between Bull Mountains and the Yel-
lowstone, to Buffalo creek.
DISTRICT No. IA.
The order Of work has not been es-
tabllshed.
DISTRICT No. Is.
The order Of work has not been de-
cided upon, but will probably COM
mence work May 18th, at lower Cur
rant creek, working the north side OF
the Musselshell and down the south
side. q
DISTRICT No. 10.
This district not being represented,
the order Of work was not established.
Respectfully submitted.
T. G. ROBERTSON,
c. II. LOUD, Chairman.
| Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18

On motion the report Of the commit
tee on round-ups was accepted and
the committee discharged. The conn
mittee TO whom had been referred the
duty of nominating officers of the as
sociation for the ensuing year then re-
ported as follows: For president. Joe
Scott; for first vice president, w. B.
Hundley; for second vice president,
Henry Tusler; for secretary and treas
urer, r. b. Harrison-the committee
choosing to re-nomiuate all Of the ex-
listing beard Of officers. On motion
the report Of the committee was &C.
cepted and the officers elected a.
named by scclamation. On motion
the chair then proceeded 10 the selec-
ton OF the executive committee by
naming the following az members
thereof Beaverhead, p. II. Poin-
dexter; Choteau, r. s. Ford and c.
W. Taylor; Custer, +. c. Robertson,
w. Ferdon, T. ]. Bryan, ]. ]. Thomp-
son and J. w. Buster; Dawson, ]. s.
Day and H. r. Phillips; Deer Lodge,
Con Kohrs; Gallatin. Chas. Anceny;
jefferson, S. S. Huntley; Lewis &
Clark. ]. t. Murphy, d. A. @.
Floweree and Thos. Cruise; Madison,
T. J. Farrell and s. r. Buford;
Mesgher, Granville Stuart and 5. 8.
Hobson; Park, b. +, Myers and ]. b.
Cook; SILVER Bow, N. ]. Beelenberg
and P. Largely; Yellowstone. ALI
Myers and f. s. Tut; Cascade, Ben
Rumney; Dakota, Theo. Roosevelt;
Wyoming, s. II. Hardin.
Buster, Of committee on palace stock
cars, reported that the committee had
examined the Ripley car now on the
track here, and being familiar with
the details OF the Street stable car,
were prepared TO report that In their
opinion the Ripley car was . very
! good car for stock shipping. The
committee had suggested few minoI
changes and Improvements which
. they had the assurance Of Mr.. Ripley
Q would be acted upon. and with this
done they saw no reason Why ths
Ripley oar would not be ss desissbl<
o for the shippers Of live stock ~ any
!. other palace stock Car now In use
The committee thought 10 highly
r probable that the Northern PaciliI
road would build q number Of thss.
cars, and " they did, and put tAsn A
for the use Of live stock shippers, the,
: recommended that these cars be uss'
D In preference TO any other stock q,
I Col. Bryan stated to the con ventiol
q that In his opinion, the Ripley a.
after Alterations suggested were made
would be Q very desirable car "a,
much more simple than the Street e.
He thought II well for the assocst1sI
Q TO encourage the idea Of transpors1c1.|
J. companies owning their own 49,
y stock cars, ne II certainly TENDED %
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
DISTRICT No. 8.

Commencing work July lst at the
mouth of Mizpah creek. working down
both sides Of Powder liver to the yell
lowstone; thence up the Yellowstone
to Cottonwood creek; then up Cotton
wood TO the Old Government Mill. A.
II. Farnum, foreman.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18
DISTRICT No. o.
DISTRICT No. 10.

Commencing May 18th, at Custer
creek, working down the Yellowstone
to Fort Buford, crossing to the mouth
of Red Water, working up the same
to the head.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18

Commences May 18th, at the mouth
Of Big Porcupine, working up the Big
and down the Little Porcupine, then
down the Yellowstone. Foreman,
Pat Riley.
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DISTRICT No. 4.

Commences at the mouth OF Log
ging creek on Tongue river, May l4th,
working down Tongue river on the
east side to the mouth OF Pumpkin
creek and there meet and commence
work with rouno-ap No. May 2sth;
working up Pumpkin creek to lis
head.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-18

then down 0'Fallon Geek TO its mouth;
then up the Yellowstone TO the mouth
Of Powder river.
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DISTRICT No. s.

Commencing at the mouth OF Cabin
creek July 10Th, working up Cabin
creek; thence across the head Of Sand
stone to the mouth OF Little Beaver;
thence up Little Beaver TO lie head
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
BULLS AND BEARS.

Inc FARMER with the banker ranLs:
He's not AFRAID OF bulls aud bears
BE manages substantial banks,
In which he holds "advancins" shares
Tender hs lambs TT for the si.a.h;cr:
Lively the STOCK he has 10 water.
His banks are banks OF loan and c,ay,
bis shares are piow-shares n the mold.
Nature he trusts. and gets his pay
In dividends OF green and gold.
HIS margins" are in fields grown over
With crops ard he can 1--we in Clover
HIS stock &; down" is sure TO .r.se-
When lie "calls" white face" spot and
roam"
AIG he is euis" and worldly wise
Wien Spectators ask a loan.
He prosper well a. noney-uag:u-
en- when his richest banks are breaking.
The farmer with his spanking" team.
L-ghttoot" and Swift" can sweep the
plain.
HIS splendid sorrel" and his scream"
WI take 70 dust" with might and name;
They speed in triumph fast and faster,
Cp-h.il and down without disaster.
Il lace is bronzeG, hs hands are brown,
But on Z name there is 10 stan
lie sleeps well VIXEN b stock Is down,
For well he knows twill rise AGAIN.
and when tIEe brings fa;e's rainy weather
Hell discount what he's put together
In field and orchard we behold
The plowmGu's p-oca:sso-y notes.
rs green backs are redeemed win gold.
And not with STUFF" the broker floats.
hrs hest protection his good sense is.
Nor bulls nor bears break down his fences.
George W Bung-y. II Ha-pers Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Peggy Cia,ksOn, faithful old soul, had
been growing uneasy for some time, and
had been praying to her patron saint ''for
news Utrecht from the young misthress,"
when there came q vague rumor floating
about the country side that the health Of
Arthur Fairfax had failed. Doubtless from
overwork, they said, wen an abundance
was wasting at the Hall.
There's no livin' sow aware how sumo the
gintlemon will dhrap OF and a the puir
childer comfOrtiess," Peggy would q
when a fresh rumor would reach them.
But on this eventtul day John had gone
to the city on an errand for Sir Rupert.
The aUstere master haC grown to John
to transact many little affairs, which, al
though important enough, had become dis
tasteful and irksome i'll his old days
II was q little transaction OF this kind
which tool John to the city on this memoir
able day. On his return ne had sought Sir
Rupert's apartments hurriedly, and anded
him letter with a black sea-.
His master was lying on . couch, near the
window, in the cold, uncertain light of the
ausunln afternoon. He turned wearilyover
toward the shirnmering sunlight, and
stared at the suggestive seal of black; then
he said, hurriedIy: '.Pull the curtain aside,
John" Then with trembling fir gers Sir Ru-
pert Percival broke the badge of death. and