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Stand hcv the pespIe can tolerate
much longer tha exixfence Of The prss-
emit expensive military spirit Of rui<rs
ma ministers. and equally hard 70 see
how the people ssfli endure this con-
.tsnt increase IL the standing military
force and this steady drain on the
wealth Of the nation ~hieh are cursed
By Il.
ri has been competed that the an
mai cot Of the armamcnss Of Europe
nox amounts TO sl.7a. ao0o- To
this should be added the loss Of pro-
dnctEve labor. which has been esti-
mated At q. sDoD. 90 and an idea can
be formed q the vast outlay necea-
sary. a. the nonarebs say, to preserve
the pesse. Unfortunately this tar
falls on the poorer cs%sses, ard year By
year begins to be more ksenly felt. Ten
years ags the expense Of the standing
arrnies a.as scarcely 500 @1.0N SoT,
on account Of the peace preservation
mania and the determination OF each
OF the great powers not 20 ie ouffofe
or caught mapping By the others. nsw
army credits are sanctioned. national
debts increased, additional men driven
unviIIfngiy into the service and tie
masses compelled TO yield UP still
more of their hard-earned savings.
Were the great powers OF ecnti-
mental Europe becoming wealthier and
reducing their national debts. il might
perhaps be possible 10 make increases
in the armed force without INJECTING
serious additional burden on the tax
payers. A. IL Is, there II no prospect
Of reducing the debts, they are GER
tainiy growing larger, and meeting the
interest on them and providing for
new Icyies Is accomplished only By
wringing the last penny out Of the
poorer classes. and irnpoyerishing the
Iara far and wide. The troubles in
Huda Pesth indicate the feeling OF the
people on this subject, and il Is only
fair 10 presume that they are bit the
forerunnerso of what may sooner or later
occur in nearly all the European CAPT
tails; for the limit has nearly been
reached, and the patienes of the peo-
lie. who see all Europe being turned
into vast camp. must be well-nigh
exhausted.
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a PRACTICAL SUGGESTION.
sgArsLx. Feb. II. 1850

sEATFLE, Feb, IL. ISse.
40 THE Epsfa9: The scheme Cow on foot
10 make Elliot Bay the common dumping
place for ell the garbage OF this city ought
certainly NOT "a commend Itself 20 the Cts
tuuneil ar those who take a proper pride
ia this beautiful bay, which IS Seattle's
chief gl0ry.
II Is not Al ali likely that the seow system
viii yensedy the existing evil; the garbage
viii hn ike Banqna's Ghosts win not
down." bat be returned to the bay front
aud shores adjacent ST every incoming
ilsse, aud become \ fertile subject of un-
favorable eousmeat among strangers aud
tourists approaching the city by steamers,
There certainly must be piece al waste
gsound wsthla reasonable hauling distance,
which the city might purchase aud enclose
with high board fence and LEI all carriage
be haeled there. All refuse Of = dry nature
ceald thSs Be consumed by lire aud the
rem atnder dumped into 4 suitable nit
large enough for that purpose; or much 81
II could b. maac lugu manure pile fog
the nSS ef tllsySn who aeslred 10 haul il
away. This Is ia QaEltus of a system pFe-
failtng Ia many lsrsss s.>r.e> snd military
zafrsSoss sheFe there Is no regular SYSTEM
81 sewerage IN operation.
A. DOWNING
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TIDE LAND SCHEMES

TIE efforts nov being made under
he law relating TO oyster eisirns and
by other technical pretexts to acquire
tftle IN the tide fats In the vicinity OF
seattle are al fraudulent. Neither
5bcse persons who are enclosing large
sress With piles or who are planting
oyster beds. hare any purpose 70 inn
prove the properly in any permanent
and usefil way and ifthey had 1t would
make no difference 20 far as titles are
concerned. The tide fats are the prop
erty Of the government and when the
territory becomes state. vii belong
either 10 the state or TO the city whose
commerce gives them value.
II seems TO be the idea OF a lot OF
xYsbbers and spectators that because
1itIe TO the fats il not vested In indi-
viduaIs, they are legitimate plum
der open 10 the first conner; and no
dishonest pretense Is deemed too fiiru-
~ 10 form q basis for future claim.
This idea has no basis In law or equity.
6auatters have no mere right or chance
10 acquire title In the fats than in the
public school lands. the park tract east
Of The city, or in any public street.
Another common idea. only little
iess absurd than the former, is that
those who squat upon and make Inn
movements upon tide lands viii have
The apreference" in purchasing, pre-
sumably 1t the nominal price of public
lands without reference to local posi-
Hon and special value. The impression
seems 70 be that no distinction viii be
made between these Hats, worth thous-
ands Of dollars per acre, and the lands
upon the mountain tops which 90
begging at the nominal government
rsse. Those who so believe must Inn
ssfne that the settlement of property
rixhts between the government and the
future state will be negotiated by a
committee Of idiots. deaf and blind 10
the interests entrusted TO them.
Any arrangement by which those
Who have made Improvements upon
such lands would have special privii-
escs in the matter OF purchase. would
amply be an arrangement for the pro-
mstion of iobbery and robbery. When
the lands are sold. II it shall be the
policy Of the state or city to sell them.
Il should be under . plan that viii Sc
cure their full value, and there II not
the slightest doubt that this win be
.fann
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE euiLBERs.

AUDITORS OFFICE, OKASosAS CoUsrY,3
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
RUBY W r.. Sch 5, ISs8 J
- kALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RI
- relve9 Ep 70 March Is. S. e. auditors
T.. faT the construction Of 4 hi ~. With
cpprrsches, over the Chclan river ~ the
crossing ef the county read River span "a
- ei2ssF 49, fee, apVraa hes one han
aresf AMI ssxtE six lls&3 feet, T6adwGy SIX
teen IS feet. bids 80 sueluae labor sad
naASerial. The locates of SsAd bridge wiil
be ats9St of4e Eaile froEAsawmn
t5y erslcf Of Couet ~ Commissioners.
4 HASH Awisf0r
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FOR SALE.

i20xiao feet. coraer Fourth and. Wall
streets Large ress5ea and livery
stable; three huggi aud eve SITS OF hAr
ness. etc. Price st4,eoo. helf cash
10 aud 2, hook -. sarah A. Bells asssit-
ton. $3.50. $500 essh, balance time.
F0aF less, has5ek 81, Me-cer's addition. on
tae motor lne.
Lots and 2. block =, Ssrth Seattle adsss-
tieD, SEGA
lot :. block z, North seattle addition.
xStaa
La,s and =. block a. nenny's ,hIra add
ti0n-
Hs,ass. an1 %: On Bsx street, rooms, for
$3.50. $500 o. ti1ae
Tea acres 60 Kirkland. siHo9
Ffi cen sgTss ia seegloa ?, township y
range east sAee.
Fine farm 81 REDMOND iraproFss. GO acres
b tom, 80 yer acre
Ninety acts "a Aercer island. one-ihIus
Eatse wa front.
EpLER & WHITEHEAD,
= =
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The Panama Canal Company did a
wise thing In providing for gradual
reduction OF the working force and the
full payment Of those who were dis
charged. Had the company closed
down It's works st one stroke and had
Ii been unable to pay It's men In full
there is no telling how serious an out
break might have occurred.
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PERSONA

4 : Al ARTICLE IN THE SEATTLE
n kaSatss sfgsss 81 Eehresry Is states
taSt E1y daughter i afflicted with small.
isssX zt uss A09sc AZ the corner ~ trout snf
tks Nsses Is ! wish "a irforfn the public
saag NV dsnshtcT j. not afflicted vtth IRE
s'alsl sex, sA8t shas saene - nos now. nor
SsS tAHte ever AeNn. A caS@ af smallpox la
usY kssssss' - tie eVzaSr % Frsat aud Pike
streets. : Eartser state shat I shall hold
INC sstaHFs sud UiaeHlasogs 81 this taSlie
l9as sss'ssstE rtSpozEslae fsz say DAMAGE
taai sNAy sHiser teeretsatn. GEORGE
NEFSFFg
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BIDS WANTED.

DTTss Will BE RECEIVED UNTIL
I'D gnasssy, February ~. iss4. Tor Clear.
1Hy lsss acres IL tAe Dsazy 4 EIoYk al ts7lsn
sn Ee@ elte 81 ssA4sis Pa @Esasuw 70
e Axe as-s Raj ca ca J. t. s4s1dzsh & Co..
tfsses AtAi bio < fer parssensaFs and saee4-
fesreHx Tbs vss Is gEssrvexs 20 reject
sax Aa8 as esS3k.
LH- GEIFFfTa 4 CO
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED BIS VIII lie rxeegvsd by TIRE
- West Seattle Land and INA vrayenenl
Com pany up 10 noon. gehrAary 1Sta. Tor
the erecsiaa 81 awe Jag horses Ia West
Seattle. PiAaz ADD xr@x ifsgaf 40Es eaa gse
sean a. otsee - Batter easi4iaE. Company
ypSSgEi8E tAa hight 30 eiesf any aHss Ii
ssss. Boads Required.
RATES gsnassr
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Il i rot 10 be wondered 1t shst the
Hungarian PEOPLE are exa<perassg ST
the attempt OF the TIssa min tsy 10
increase the asing and AdJ to the
ALREADY heavy burdens thss must hc
borne Indeed. II Is GiaacnIs 10 uasler.
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EININfY III

SD-n Q0nTO LOAN, IN SUMS TO
= -sW.ttlU sntt borrowers. mon i'm.
proved city and farm property also for
building purposes Lowest rates; no DELAY
&. kosdon. loo Columbia street near Front.
MONEY TO LOAN on IMPROVED
VA city ar farm property Henry y.
Looms, Attorney at law.
1foNEf TO loan ON FARMS ANp
W '.iy rlopeTiy--ty the Ness@ u Farm
Aor gaze Trust com psay. soou ~. New
iesieF block, Sea tlc. VT. Long zine.
Lowest rates. No delays Money II, bafss
hgFc, A. II FOorE. Manager
NFE@rEkS LOAN nFFIiE - MONEY
W % l9Ra en watches, diamonds and
fcwetrY. nFt,s emesti al and Washing
tan strs g.
hOAka AZ &. IAN On IMPROVED
"a city aud fam property al current rate
waatevtF IA making iGSns vhen security
= all right Transactions COS piefad in
short time Eses L. nauiels, roo,a &, starr
block. over Stewart 4 Holmes dug store.
MONEY To loan AT LOWEST RATES.
vi 10 voRs ulissian-~on improved h;ini.
uess and residence property in seattle
slS9 ON improved farms in Kiag county
aha down sound territngy. leans made
promptly end money paid when she rapcrs
sfe executed. FRANK z. IEE q Co.
room =, New Yeslef block.
A{oNkY 10 LuAN-ON RIAL ESTATE.
w chstte4 mortgage or personal security
Notes. taeysEasr,ss, etc. bought q. T. Nil
sk&, 4 CO. us Mil street. Occidental
hsacs tyls
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NIAIlKIfIl

r4fMAN. SukAAN--Ia seattle. At he RS.
tdcuee OF X Nelson. Feb. iTsh. BY the
Rev. h. Nielsen, gaau Fitman and Miss
Martha Norman. isata Of Tacoma.
MILL. Ek-lE nSsl As-At the residence az the
brides parents, seattle. keh ls'h, Use.
hy Rev, jean r, Damea, AIR. Isaac n.
Miller, 81 wGasHaW, and Miss NAy /
Jatsan, 81 king county.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
4 Boarding and Day School
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
Tacoma, w. II.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES YHaT
- tise CO persaership heEeSosore sxistssse.
hEssasF the 1Ta pazae ~ Sh9nks & tYs,rst
aei1g a sczs estate and Inxttr4nee fn.sss
a. TocEa 4, e sinu block, SeAftar. II. 81
thla Gay dissolved by K.nfasi consent.
H1Ezy E. swAFFp9n.
FsE- =, 1ssS. D. n SHA3xg
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Depot Street Extension

FAX NJIICE-
The tax levied by the City Council in the
district created by ordinance No. SIS to pay
and extending of Depot street from Bis
fnsrck street To Broadway, and the expense
Of condemnation proceedings, is now due
and payable at the Office of the city tress-
urer. All taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF the first publication of this notice will
he declared delinquent ard a penalty OF
10 per cent added, aud Interest al the rate
OF 10 per cent per aunum charged
ISAAC PARKER,
City Treasurer
First publication 81 this notice February
Il. ISSa. !1s
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Advertise - 10 Gn6ss saa ae&,ss us Lost
Found. Fos sale, IL Let Aa4 situations
Wanted VII ae inserted a. tse rate cs =
SCENTS wosd feg first insertion; / cent
wefd f0e each scHSsgaeasE ssssegtian. Pay
Essat always "a aayaisgx.
The following letters are awaiting adveg>
Users ~ fhfs e.tltss
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Public Sale of Real Property


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned executors of the last
viii of James Crawford, deceased, by au-
shority of said will. win sell at public aac-
ton at seattle, King co1nty, Washington
territory. in front of the Puget Sound Ma
tional bank, in Occidental square, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH,
A. ID. 1889
beginning at tbs hour of ii clock a. N. OF
said day, all the right, title and interest
which the said James Crawford had at the
time of his death. and which his estate has
since acquired by operation of law or 9TH
erwise In aud TO the following described
real property, viz:
CITY PROPERTY IN SEATTLE.
/. Lot 4, block 81, in d. s. Maynard's plat.
9. Lot ,. block S. in JuGkins' addition.
3. Lots 5 and 2, block 6. in Northern adj
dition.
4 Lots II and Il. block I6, in Haniord's
addition.
5. Lot 10, McSaughi's extension to Jud.
kins' addition.
6. The north half OF lot 4, In block %. c.
ID. Boren's addition.
Z. All OF blocks and in Bellevue adii-
ton, except lot II, block No. /.
$. Also tract commencing 4 chains, 20
links north of SW. corner of Sc. u OF sec.
4. twp. "A N, r. E., thence east chains,
thence north 4 chains, 70 links, thence
west chains, thence south chains. 20
links TO place of beginning, being also
known as the w \ of WheeIer's third adj
dition-
ISLAND COUNTY.
Lots 3, and in sec. IS, twp. . N. r E.
Also, at the same time and place, the an
dersigned, as administrators of the co
partnership estate of Crawford & Harrinx
ton, viii sell all the right. title and inter
est which said hrm had AZ the date OF the
deatS OF said James Crawford, In aud TO
the following described property. viz:
/. The sW. u and the y, X of Ne Il OF
see. % and lots 2, 3 and and the 5. - of
the Sc x OF sec. .. in twp. Is n. Z, S e. in
King county.
. i'he NE I. ofthe NE. !. and lots and
4es see. =, tsp. N, :. W. and w. y of
sM. 4 of see. -, twp. 30 E.,r.2w
Terms Of sale, 10 per cent cash az time Of
sale. balance upon delivery ~ deed thin
IS days thereafter. For further particulars
apply 10 the undersigned or 20 II G. efruve,
attorney for the estate.
A. A. DENNY,
r. Y PREF0NTAISE,
Executors 81 szid viii and Administrators
Of said CO partnership.
seattle. ". T., Feb. II, lSS9
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF BIRD 4 BoISBAEH.
~ Architects -Rssx wisl D. neecSxxss -
tais ns1es 9p 80 un<sz CT Manaay ssgzs-
as =, tsSa foe tie exn&xstsan II ESss lss
% the soaiae&st CsEz.eF Esaaf Aa5 SEsr.l-
stress, fas she Ege~ Story ggsS An& tEsez
beck - NF. 4 h Holynke.
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RNMfRn

10 &@ ts938 tsss--s skEtf PAY gEiE i ssSsa. 2
II FeHsf9 teF SIZE arsesz .ez iafaEyaa Elsa
sast wkA sess ~ rae ssessf - ssna PFsak
tas#i Bas as.ss sgsEoss EaElefesu
" @ew@FEE
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LAND BARGAINS.

Lots IA. Is, Is. y. ~. block ii. jackson
street addition 500 each
Blocks - and 1si. FaiE-iew Home stea4.
with siE lots on neexaf street. situation M
cxeelicss. VIII soon BE- business PROPERTY.
House in Park sddItioH. SEk0
Five bots IN North Scgtsle
HoSSe ct 5 rooms. itss hxsxiz3 fers. one
bali block from Yeslsr avenue. s,ss side Of
second bill frcm bAs; $3.50.
Beautiful ius with view or Lake WISH
iSgton p,Ateau, enc block fcaEa cable, la
settled nGssahprhoas1s everything s4rSs.
Class, 500 on time. discount fcr cash
Flas corner, enc block iroEa DeTsot SFreat.
Oh peauy's scsfsae park. sieSd
Rleek :. SoA hill slice; on tlrae az per
cent.
Aew s-rpaga house ard Iot. s5n
$50 los. sraaFing Nil. street Cable s7aQ;
SsHa aanGfes 81
An $sa9 .ot sexlso. ssysn,gmg Iske ~axA-
iagisa. 500 for f8d9ys: SIC candies K.
Has 81 elosk IS. Lake Washington Ada
t4eEl. - cash
go ees0stfGl los near CFu.ssack add.
l'sa5, Treating bay, s69a each size sGxfaa
fssI
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FOND.
- '-'7ll7'1lll'77I' l-I--1-l--
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Ls0UNn. SUNDAY FORENOON. GOLD
4 glove buttoner. Nail description 7.
@. box ssA
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Mxnn

ssN&AH% Up sS Mx PLACE gS SsFeTu
A 50 s. sse eSgk bar hnrs,s abel Il
Asa i.egs a.1sg Il ssss s-sasansr yes}er
ssesgsa Nsz ssarzA ssress.
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v~fak SgAAN fsx & St,SgE Ts}CR WIgES
a ak s, kee e. as Eas8eg
&Fa 32ra as Us 4 A.
- = tx - h tg7He ss9tel
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EntrtrTo,tr.

"a ANFETt~ssCef1S g0K IRs PIANO
" Naii 90 or asieysss Z. +. Parry. roosa
8 >sSTT hieek
AIRS THOMAS, SHORT HASn Am
w typewriter. pupils desired: tersss
Ass e'gl.sntai hiork
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NOTICE
ASSESSMENT ROLL.

ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Rainier Street Grade.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the assessment roll for the grading OF
naipisr street, from Florence street to Yes
Ter avenue. and constructing sidewalk on
both sizes thereof. has been filed with the
undersigned. Clerk of the City of Seattle.
an ( further notice is hereby given that
said roll Is open TO public Inspection at
the Office OF said Clerk, in the City Hall,
and VIII rem in open for inspection until
FRIDAY, MARCH Isl, 1859,
At 7sS9 O'Clock p. m. and that ell persons
feeling themselves aggrfeved by any su n
ass ssment may apply 10 the Common
Council of said city 10 have the same err
reeted on sald March l., 1889, Al 80 o'clock
Hall. W. K. FORREST. Clerk.
Date OF Erst publication Feb. Is. 1850
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fs'&Fa seF = q 1 sa ea8 @lge.
ss-e sefssty af sgss &ssfssss sgss ~
ssSAizpa AID ssggsss Is, :. q, hsx "a
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RElIRotD rIehErN

N~ANfEp - AVERY soi,Y 70 PfR-
~ ufyzse ticksss az 'nw r.sfas ~ and from
tae ENstesn ssateS SD Emi0sss. and SecTsre
s3sepsgE eAs gzings3sitsssas ~ corner
NNssss avaaNe aass Casa HsisfSsei ssreu;. OF.
fsve NssrTAerr sasrtAe sastrxesst
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A sNAP-RESrAuRANTPAYING OVER
! \ $3.50 per month: two years lease; rent
only $50; seller VIII stay two weeks with
buyer Also restaurant taking sln1 10 sias
per day. viii bear the strictest investira-
ton. The lease OF five houses ia frss class
location, eight room rouse Tor reat LIST of
March. Cali AZ once for tsese snd other
bars aims III. BuTfoa Is Co, Cherry, be-
tween second and Third streets
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I,0R 6ALE-5tTS BusINE1Ss-- DOING A
Il good trade. together with complete
repair department.. A COED paying, well
established hts<iuess a. baGgain. games
West. a2i Front street. All goods at cost Ia
rxsff4ses gfa<st
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TOR sALE-vERY cHEAp-gis ACRES
Il Of good land on WILDLY islsnd, part n
the vicinity of Oak Hsrhor ane part rear
Coupe lie, apply n d. r. DuEie. Yesler's
wharf
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BI'SINESs CHfNGE.S.

business S-RESrAURANTS,
ID good Investments saloons, lodging
houses, eeffee ard chop houses IL will
pay yen 10 call on US for cheap bargains
Burtcn & Co, Cherry between sceos. aud
Tnird
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IUR SALE--CHEAP; THREE BLOCKS
Il IN the immediate vicinity of the gas
works: cheapest wholesale business prop
erty ia the city. also lets on Seventh aud
jackson streets; on account Of an encuu-
bFanae on the property 10 Will be offered
Tor 80 days loo per cent. lower than other
property Ia that vicinity. Apply 10 Josiah
Collins, tr.. eoraer Front and Cherry.
, 1889-01-16

E. c. Shelley. Sterling. Neb Is in
town.
E. NJ. Searle returned to OgaIalla yes
terday.
A. Idelman left for Colorado yesterday
afternoon.
o. D. Randall, st. Louis, is an Inter
Ocean guest.
L. Kabis and wife returned from Dem
yer Yesterday.
Trainmaster w. L. Green is at head
quarters again after a trip West.
Geo. L. Beard has returned from tho
East. The condition of his mother, who
was quite i'll, is greatly improved.
Mr.. Theo. Beran. who has for several
years been associated with the Dig goods
house of S. Kellner, has gone to New
York, his old home, where he will here
after reside. Mr.. Beran is a young man
of talent and education. He will be
greatly missed by a host of friends in
CHEYENNE,
, 1889-01-16

in-the famous YcllowstOnc park. This
lies in the northwest corner OF the terri
tory, Is more than three times as large as
Rhode Island, twice as large ms New Jcr,
sey, containing 5000 square miles of
some of the most astonishing natural fer
nations existing anywhere.
There are as remarkable things existing
isolated in other parts of the world, but
nowhere so many gathered in one region.
1t is as if Nature had here gathered a
museum of her own, and when tired 10
other localities, IF lay ing out conventional
mountains aud valleys. she had come
TO this spot to see what she
could do that was strange and ontyc; or as
if this was n model room, where she had
worked out originally certain designs,
and then adopted them elsewhere, where
they would DO the most good, OF excite
the most admiration, or form the most
complete contrasts.
, 1889-01-16
Fort Laramie Notes.

Fort LARAMIE, Wyo., Jan. I3.-Tht
regimental canteen has been closed. Fol-
some reason it has been patronizcd but
very little lately.
An able bodied cold wave arrived the
18th inst.
p Col. Terrell. chief paymaster, visited
the post a few days ago.
Several hundred tons of ice have been
stored. 1t is of excellent quality-per
fectly clear and eighteen to twenty inches
in thickness.
Lieut.. Barnett has arrived and will
assume command of Co. D in a day OIL
two.
Railroad prospects are constantly
growing brighter. A short time ago q
party laid sixty feet of track across the
Wyoming Nebraska line.
Mrs. Brechemin. wife of the surgeon
is visiting Rock Springs friends.
Lieut.. Howelrs children are GONZALES.
cling after a severe attack of scarlet fever.
A singing class Sunday evenings, skat-
ing and weekly hop are the only amuse.
ments offered in this isolated place.