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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-05
Notice TO Nonresident defendants.

First published May sSth. I~si
In the District Court of the state at EaR.
Sas, In and Tor saline county.
l. Z Lane. plaintiff
David o. Campbell. Fife Camp
t-ll, Mrs. Frank PhilIigs, Fred
Prick Eberhar,lt, Kate y Eber-
hardt, and the Cambria Iron
Company, defendants.
To David u Campbell. Enie Campbell and
Cambria Iron Company, defendants In the
aboVe entitled cause:
You are hereby notified that you have
ben sued q. q! by the plaintiff In the District
Saline County, and fhat ON or before the ltth
day Of July. A. ID. lSp, you must answer the
Pstltlos O. me P,nintin nov 90 Me In the
which the plaintiff asks that . Judgment he
rendered by the Court forecloSing q mort
gaEe given by the defendants David ID
Campbell and Efiie Campbell TO the Lombard
investment Company and nov owned by the
plaintiff. upon the following DESERVED real
property, situated In the County OF Saline
n point made by the Junction OF the west
line Of santa Re avenue and south line Of
the nuFthuest quarter a Of section numler
twenty -four ga, township fourteen (lI south
forty ,tta feet north ulnet y-nIne 80 feet east
four hundred and forty tfsoo feet, south nine
y-nine - feet Ia place Of beginning In "a
That the equity of redemption of each and
all OF the defendants namrd In the title OF
said ause In aud To satd nortRased prem
tses ~ forever haired aud forecioscd, that
any right, title, lien M intrreSt owned OF
claimed by you. or either of you. In or Io said
to the plaintiffs mortgage tiru thers-In and
that said lands he SOld Ia pay the indrbtetl-
neSS secured by said mortgage.
luu are hereby further notIGssl that. "
yOu fail to answer said petition on az BE-
h're the day hereinbefOre stated. the facts
AMI allegations contained in said petition
VIII IL taken ~ true AMI Judgment rrnsierrd
a. thsreln prayed Tor.
u. u. ErTtEs, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Attest: 4. J. fREbHIcKssIN Clerk
'-EAL District Court, Saline County Kan
sas- by A. fREDRIcKsON, nepty.
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MEMPHIS, TENN,
trntn all Is'lnis. tiirnrr wa the SHORT
LINE. Illinois central % a.. to NsU
pTiraus, Va, aud JHrksonNt Tile. PA
tnnI mistake the rtsutr
To California. Florida asd Texas
Points.
-" that your 1irkets rpsJ Syt-r tn. Illinois
trhif'l kiilnaid. Ask AGENT Tor It
For further infrrmaiiun. apply To
4. J. KNAPP.
ASH ticnl Pass. Agent,
MEMPHIS. TENN.


Tits sn-si Frrnrh r,.nIs,Iy atsS ,IIrrrtIy
upon I've digestive organs anA tssSitiyrtv
currs Suppression al the nienS.-S tfYts,u what
ever catiSe aud all Is-ri,sIicnl tftsi,sle- peru-
ihr to Women. \ ~atr. reliable rHnt.-ly war
ianied Ia excite nIrnsi ruatiO ~Sla,tild NOT
lre ussNi during pregnancy. Elstf ,liT,,.tI,ns
arronpany ing zach Inv ~ usats Ssa I.nx a.,
ibr.c hT " The srnuinr aTflrl.- auu,,lI..I
by Emil Arner. wholesale ahI retail agents.
aalina, Kansas
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Hand.oms.t Train IIth. World.

On New England or New York
railroad? No. Tn the Santa Re:
IrS. This train runs daily on the
shortest line between Kansas city
aud Chicago, and II also known A.
Pullman Nesiibule express, santa
Re route. Lighted by electricity,
heated by steam, with handsome re-
rlining chair ears, \ library for the
StudiOus, fine dining cars service for
the hungry, and fast time for those
in hurry. When Nellie bly, was
in n hurry she travelled the Santa Re
route. For additional Information
inquire Of Geo. II. Anthony agent
Santa Pc route or write to Cleo. T.
Nicholson, q. =. 4 T. A, Topeka,
Kansas. u.
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sT EsTE, o. - KsA .;',ss., 50

STATE or KANSAS,
COVSTr oF sAffSEf ~
Alexander Monroe,
Kau Tribe 10. II. Improved
Orier OF Red Mes, Aaron =.
Doslse, Allen l.. IsDdse. W. fCase No. gsiT
=. Gifbert, Addison. Sea
man A 20. and Crane
BrOthen Manufacturing
Company.
ny virtue Of an order Of Sale issued out Of
the clerk = oilice OF the district coug1 sitting
In and for said Saline counfy, In the above
entitled action and IN me directed, I will on
Tuesday. the LIST day Of July,
lSo ai two O'Clock In the afternoon 0f said
day. 81 the front door Of the court house In
said county. offsr for sale Il public auction
aud sell. without superintendent, 90 the high
81 and hest fiddler for cash In hand, 90 sat
ISIS said order Of sale. all the estate, title and
interest,", Of the allow NAMED defendants, and
each oT them. and all persons claiming un-
der lisni. In and To the following described
tract aud parvrl OF land. situated In said
county, to-Wli:
Iy1i one hundred aud thirtv-nInr fiasr on
south Santa Pc Avenue Ia the eiit of Salins,
inzt thrr With the appu tenancrS thereto hr-
lanrinc.-Subject 20 the lien OF = rtfiain
NOR gage. described in the DEERE of this
artiUn. executed to se-ure the sum uf siilRn
Hiih the Interest Ia accrue thereon from May
I. lss> and enrJe1 Ia vol, ~. NJ page ~. In
the fs-r.fd at Mortgages In said county
Given UNDER nay hnnd. At my Uftict' la the
city 81 tiina. iu SAIL rssuniy. this -sth day oi
MAY, iSU FEEp u VrINCI. Sherir
OUen BasSs.ii. Ait'y for fi'n. 2d
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w. NirtH" 81 iu "I,lrr at sale issu.d oui 81
the district cuuTt 80 The Ihi'ti'ih IuIir'.Gi
lt~'ft'f within Hni tpT the ,-puptN 81 Sslt,,..
liid stat" 81 Kansas. IN the lIEtNr eat it'd
r,s'.. Iu'I {" nir ,iiTri',i sui delivered viii
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Don't hawk, hawk, and hlow.
blow, disgusting everybody, hut use
DR.. Sage CatIarrh Remedy aud he
curs1.
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Tuesday the 1T lIay nI JnIv.

4. o.. t-'a'. ~ "'ris'k q. ~. at Ssid Jsy. ut
the ,t-t ti,sT 81 the tsuTt lssuSr tu the ell \
ct stltuI. Ssiiu- rt,uutN. kan-as. UtlrT fuF
sale At puhii~ austtuu. to the highest
uiI lsa-i tsisisirt ttT cash 10 hHnu.
~ t,ii.,Ai ps d,->rr.i+l rat estate, t. vii
the n,,ftit.st-i quarter e, 1T ~st-tinn thiTiN
~, t,.tt iu iUN H-iiip siNirru 10 range GNr
west iu tlts county pi saline aud state at
ktu,st~ With tpu.tusut~. hFTr-iitumruts aud
tppuri"uuurs=, thrT-uni" hz-lOnsiur said
real s=s'rir i taken - the pTuIs'fty uf The
ii-'Nr NAMED d.isn anis. and IT, be- oii
Wtiit'.tii apIsTHiS-nruI aud all br add tO
aatti~N Stt,i ,sr,i.-T 1T ale UT part th-r,-nl.
JiiNru uu,i-T mN haud this g;rd dan Ut
NAV. h. i~sst FEHB %. QIINJN.
sH sh-fIfi at satin t'uuutN, Kansas,
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SheriEs Sale.

The Riverside I.snJ Com
pAny.
= -. StiirS. JetIa site. ~" NJ. f-"''
Harry =. Mrlrh, HELEN ~.
Gibbs and y n. tiib5s.
By virtue at an ord Of sail. ISsue, out OF
the district court Of the TbirtIrIh Judicial
District Within aud for the county of Saline.
and state of Kansas, Ia the ats,Vs entitled
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-05
Sherif-s Sale.
Henry Gay.

Henry Gay.
Iucius A. Wsrner, Julien ..
Warner, Thomas X. Han
M, surviving partner otl
fooile, Hanna a 60, la -. -. -,
mon v. Hardness ami la G's>~ W. I'll
moo u. ". Russell. partnerx
a. Harkuess and Russell
The Phelps, BigeioN Nind
MIL 40 and the state Bank
nf Bnookytlie.
ny virtue OF an order OF Sale issued o,,t al
the district court OF the thiFtirth Iudirtn /
District within and fOr the county ef Saline,
and state OF Kansas, In the ahoye entitled
case. and 10 me directed and delivered, . viii
on
Tuesday. the Isl day Of JHiy.
A. u. lszHl n two o'clock D. m, of said siay, 81
the easi door Of the coart boase In the city %
salina, Saline eounty. Kansas. ofrer fssr sal-
II public auction. 90 the highest and trSf
bidder for cash Ia hand. the following de-
scribed rial estate. io-ult:
The east half Of the northwest quarter and
The east half of the southwest quarter ~
secilon ten 80 ouBship 6feen ilsl raaee
nve ~ uesi IN sallne county aud state cr
Kansas. with tenenaeats. hereditameuts and
AppuFtenaaees thersanto belonging. said
nal estate Is tnken - the prype1y Of the
abOve-aamed defe1aan;s, and Uithout ap-
pFaiseinenL and uIil he odd % satisfy sala
0rder OF sale OF part th=reof
Given under my hand this Slrd DAY Of
~ A. d a. - -, :, 49, r.fs y, 9TI.cr.
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1aekIsH's Arn,cA sa,...

THE BEsT SALvE 10 the world 10.
Cuts, BruiSe-, sores, Ulcers, Salt
Hheum, Fever Sures, TrIter, Char.
ped Hands, Chilblain-, Corns, an,l
all skin ETupIisn-. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. d
IL guaranteed Ia give perfect salts
fsetlon, or money refunded. Price
= cents per boz. For sale BY Hugh.-
Ca
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kHir . Rand.
ul,I Iit.sf-trtist.Fts .ani I,,-
--pit.u- D. Tu,,T-tsui-.IT.
hiS Niu.. t.u-i U.imIui,i.
- %. Ti.r-truis'TF. '. !. -.
Th1F~' t.',is-f.. T,.I,ftsTrls.sr- a. NJ. ~.
tuus. f,'ttrE ~tuigr-. /. T.. III.
Wusi \ &C.. -. ~. ihnr>i..u-
i-Tr 4 80. Thrt.T-II " 81
cru Manufacturing "a, and
william i-rriU- 80.
~ ,iriu- at an order nI sale ISSUED eat ~
the clerk : uis-r 80 Ia. district r,furt sitting
in aud Ter said county. IT, the alstXr entitled
action ani 10 me ,iiI'-Is',l. will "n
Tuesday. the 1T day Ut July.
ISsE. st two u'ci"rk IN the afternoon uT sail
isN. nj Tue front ,lt,T oi the rutrt hous.. In
,I,id ,-,,IutN. pri,sr iur sale Ut IuhIic aurIh.u
Iud ~ssli wilh,,ut apprai>l ,ttrtIt tu Il,. birb-
- aud ls,si bladder Ter cash Ia hand q, st
isiN said Ur'irr "l sale. MI the estate It'll. aud
tutTU->i 81 the rls1Nr named lie tt-utautS a:l
ss-h ni them. aud all Is'r>bn~ claiming uu-
ll"T them. iu aud io ti, EIii1N ing ,l,.-rriis 4
tract Hud parcel ui linl, situated iu sail
county tu-wi:
niiN-twn - hfiN -, tiuN-siN -
fiuN-si:ht = and sixty ta' 81 ~s,rtnd >t.,.t.t
~ 'i'. city UI Ns~1Tia. t1.lrth,.T With the .tp-
puftruaury> i'i"Trip bsluu=ing. -ui,is,,.f To- &c..
ten 81 certain mortgage, dt-ss'Tii,gtl la th.
T. r,r ~ this Iriiisu tNrrUirI IT, Ss,..slr,. the.
sum 81 Slt's'. Wiih the Interest IT, arrrIr
thereon truW NJ, vu'sr ~. ISS., anI tt-
,p'r,ir,i n ,nl o.. ~ page - in the r,,,,r,I 81
mrrt-sr.~ Ia SIii county.
t'tNDu uUtr. thy hand III my Ufiir- in the.
-liy "i ~aiinI Ia -stid county. This .s.th dPy 81
MAY. la
s:b FTrp ~. Qri~cN. sheriff
"W"n \. l:Hs>''ii. aii"rnrN n'r plaintiff.
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The Public!
MILITARY - LAND - COMPANY.

Tohose wishing choice residence lots and homes
the stations and the Military college make investment that
will them wethe Military Land Company will rut hundred
and twenty five lots the market $500 each able cash.
cash the balance payable naments per
each month Ithese sold thousand dollars used
building FIFTEEN beautiful Cottages modern design
styles 6eenof hundred and that
sold 60
amounting Twenty Hundred Dol
lars gowith the lots The company will build
Two houses, costing 81 900
each SZ,WO
Two houses, costing 700
each HOO
Eleven houses, costing 600
each $500
One cash premium 500
One cash premium 200
One primium of tuition al
Military college or cash 2OO
One premium of tuition at
Hans. Wesleyan or cash POO
One premium of tuition at
Normal College or cash 200
Twelve cash premiums of
100 each 1,2OO
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EYES OF DIFFERENT FOCUS
Artificial Eyes.

II you have lost an eve by Hccideni or Ills
ease, he sure To call ON Dr levin. who will
insert an artificial eye which will hsbk and
move like the natural eye aud improve yOui
appearance.
REFERENCES The following are tn,
names of leading people Ia whom ] would
refer for reference:
Springfield. 81 Hon. Rirhard Edwards
state superintendent Of public instruction
Judge Shupe, frnm the supreme rOuri; A
DIXON. W u A " James, VI y: Srnainr
RiNey, etc
Columbia. Mould - 7. q GENTRY, Pruf.
SchWeitz-r. Prof. Fisher, Prot. Ed Alien
state University: Rev ] A. Beagle. pr \
B Watson, Dr q. " IIendcu. etc
Nevada. 30. -seuaioT Wright, judge ]
BFidgfOrd, Hon = y kimblr, = Alien. NJ
ID, and many other name- Of prominent
people tOo numerous to mrntinn Ia this ~
tie space
Remember Dr LsWin'S Office J. 1T the
National Hotel Consultation irrp ufiice
hours irofn y m tot . m. The ISsor viii
lie favored tlO MT engage any agents az
pesidlers and can only L.. rr~Ispusiblr IOI
glasses tittttl nj my Office.
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Sllrrin-~ sale.
Observation-Disclosures

-.
Iaiia a. IiIf~h. J"lu ;
VI itli. irusts,.. auI lflis
e. Harsh. administrators .t
ih' estate at \. .. Harsh
decreased, .. ~. whitman.
\. 1. il,iman. John An
d,r-.,u. Amanda Anderson.
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SlnTin-~ sale.

s.INIEpT kNN~AS.I-
ttt ~ - aNtINF
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ase M Aszi
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SlieriHsSaIP.

W ilitati iFAl~aiAs
I,s.-I,h ts-i-tl-. Anna I.r,i-
este hi~ NItr. Aitrr J. n hu 49,. -. A.,
worth. ami James \. Whit
worth tier husband. 4. ~
Wear and ~Hiiir 3. Near
his Nitr.
I!N Nirtus. ed a. order ct sale ISSUED cut at
the district t-suTt nt the thiTti-ih Judicial
pi-firt within and fsT THE r,tunt ct Saline.
iui state "i Kansas "a the Shave entitled
r:I>4.. sui o., btt din-ts-,i snd DELIVERED Niii
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Tuesday. tie IL dny NJ July,

~ virtue ni nn ofdf'T nI sale ISSUED eat 81
th,. ,lsTk : U,-r ~ ths. district rsturt sitting
in and Ter said county. H. the als,lr rntttirl
-Lli nm md L. mIl- LIlL.l.L...l- I a M l.l
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ny virtue OF an order Of sale issued out Of
the clerks Office OF the district cOuFi sitting
In and for said Saline cuunfy, In the above
entitled action and IN me directed, will on
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-05

First published May sSih. I~si.
In the District Court of the state at kaR.
Sas, In and for saline county.
l. e Lane. plaintiff
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Case 40 EiT.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-30
Regulating telegraph Business.

WASHINGTON, July 29.--At a meeting
of the senate committee on postofices and
post roads today, the postal telegraph bill
prepared ut the post flee department was
again considered. The provlso as to the
eleventh section was stricken out. II
reads as follows: Provided, however,
that 1t shall not BIZ lawful for tile con-
tracing telegraph company or companies
during the term of any contract provided
for therein to engage directly or indi-
rectly in the sale of press reports, election
reports, market quotations or general
news. or be interested in the sale of such
reports, quotations or news, by reason of
ownership, as company, or stock, bonds
or securities, or by or through any CON
TACT with any individual, firm, company
or association engaged in such sale, be-
yond the service Of transmitting such re-
quests, quotations or news, in the form of
kilograms, at rates which shall be uni.
form to all who may send such kilograms
over lines of said company or compa-
MES.
1t was asserted by DR.. Green, president
of the Western Union Telegraph COM
paey, in his argument before the house
committee, that the proviso recited would
operate to shut out his company from
bidding for government business, and
this being shown to the committee today
the proviso was stricken out.
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CONDENSED ~TELEGRAMs.
Colorado Has 400, 900 People-The New
York strike Over.

Colorado Has 100000 ~People-The New
York strike Over.
Colorado's population is about $1,000.
Mrs. Josephine aatchard, of Milwau-
husband in killing Minnie Beardsley,
who died as the result of criminal NAL
practice.
Brother Vincent, one of the builders of
Notre Dame university, Indiana, died
aged nearly 100.
A fire at Urbana, Iowa, has destroyed
Burret's store and the Masonic and Odd
Fellows halls. Loss 100000.
Tramps tried to run a freight tram at
Ligouier, Ind, and Brakeman Hanks was
probably fatally shot. The tramps were
finally repulsed,
Heavy wind and rain stopped work and
canseo some damage around Centralia,
Ills, Thursday night.
The New York cloakmakers resumed
work yesterday.
The Illinois Legislature will next Tues
day consider a resolution favoring one
site for the worlds fair.
The Brooklyn roofers strike is extend
ing to other trades.
The Lehigh Valley Coal Co., at Wilkes
barre, put its miners on full time yester-
day.
Some French crops have been destroy, d
by heavy rains. Wheat is rotting, and The
total loss is estimated at $10O,OOO,O00.
The house pension committee has
ordered a favorable report on the bill 10
pension the widow of General McClel-
Ian,
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ST.. PAUL, July 2s.--The racing today
resulted as follows:
Two year Odds, six furlongs-Virgln
won, Michael second, Linlithgow third.
Time 1:17A.
Three years and upwards, one mile
Warpeak won, Cashier. second, Prince
Fortunatus and "X" dead heat for third.
Time las.
Twin city oaks, three year old %tillies,
mule and n furlong, worth $3.50 to the
winner-Helter Shelter won, Louisa
Forrest second, Lillian Lindsay third.
Time 1:57.
All ages, II mlle-Oklahoma Kid
won, Polemus second, Vice Regent third.
Time 1857.
Three years and upwards, non-winners
mile and a sixteenth DIR. Nave won, Joe
Blackburn second, Verge Dor third
Time :501s.
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GREAT INDUSTRIES THRIVING
A Gain Of IL Per Cent in Bank Clear
ings 10 Reported in the
Aggregate.
A new AMTl.L0TTERY BILL PREPARED.
Salvador Troops Driven Out of Guate-
mala After Two Hard
Battles.
A new A%NTI.LOT1ERY BILL PREPARED.
Two Thousand Mill Men on Strike in
Ashland. Wis.

New ioHa, July 25. X. q. Dun n
Co.'S weekly review of trade is as follows.
More money and higher prices meet the
wishes Of mos trMes, and accordingly
the tone of the business world is more
satisfied and confident. Meanwhile sill
yer is accumulating, having risen one
cent per ounce by Monday and since de-
clined three-quarters of II cent. Ship
ments hither from Russia have become
known.
Because of speculations in grain and
cotton, and higher prices for some manu-
featured goods, the general average has
risen during the week half of one per
cent and there are indications of a re-
newal of the speculative fever which Il
prospect of monetary expansion pro-
duced some time ago. But in other re
spects the outlook is good, business is
larger for the season, and great indus
tries are on the whole improving in con
dition.
Latest reports of exchanges through
clearing houses outside of New York,
show a gain of Is per cen over last
wear
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Fitzsimmons Whips Upha,n.

NEW YORK, July ss.-Arthur Upham,
OF New London, Conn, and Robert Fitz.
simmons, New zealander, fought before
the Audubon Athletic association TODAY.
Tor a $1,000 purse. The crowd did not
see the fight, but it saw Fltzsimmons and
was satisfied. The big, awkward, loose
jointed, long-armed Australian was not
ieeiing well, but utter his right and left
nae played upon Upham's jaw and stom-
ach a little, Upham was at his mercy.
The fight could have been finished in the
round, but Fitzsimmons took mat
tiers easy. Upham was game and insisted
ON fighting after all his chances were
gone. -Four rounds were fought and
Fltzsimmons had 1t all his W way.
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THE NORTHERN COUNTRY.


Hard Work on the Well nj Chinook Sixty
eject per Day.
AL Hamilton, Chotfau county's assessor,
passed through town Monday on his
way horne from u trip through bis field
of laN Or. From him q number of points
we're learned in regard to the progress of
that section. He has been through the
county from Benton to Malta on both
sides of the railroad. The Milk river is
nearly dry aud is drying up rapidly.
Water is becoming a scarce article and all
stock is liable to suffer much for want of
il. The officials of the Great Northern
arc a~nxiously watching the progress of
the well at Chinook. A night and day
shift are kept at work on this, going
down about 90 feet per day. The people
of the town are much interested in this
enterprise. A tall derrick on top of the
highest knoll in the town marks the
point Of operations. The drill is down
over $50 feet and there is 300 feet of
water standing in the well, but work will
be continued down 500 feet unless u
flowing stream is struck before. If n
good water supply could be had it would
assure the future of the town.
Mr.. Burns irrigation ditch which he
took out near Yantic, is another import
ant enterprise. This will furnish water
to irrigate Il large number of acres. He
has a good thing, but would be willing
to dispose of II share Of it.
The outlook for farm crops is bad and
the farmers are discouraged. Many of
them came in with only enough surnlus
to run them until a crop could be made
and now the drouth has ruined the crol.
The rain supply has been too short for
grain crops, but the feed is fairly good,
although very little hay will be cut, and
that on lands which were not moved
last year. Some OF the ranchmen are
going north across the head of tle North
Fork of Milk river to make hay.
Immense numbers of cattle have been
driven into this country during the sum
mer and the stOckmen are becoming I'M
easy in regard TO the feed supply. Many
new settlers have taken up ranches dur
ing the season and the lack of water is a
serious inconvenience. 1t has been pro.
posed to tap the Marias and turn a part
of the water into Milk river. This plan
seems feasible to those who have travelled
over the country, but II would be expen-
sive.
The junction of the Great Northern
extension is staked off four miles below
Assinniboine, neal Black butte. The
junction is within the boundaries of the
reservation, and the nearest land is taken
up by Ole Oleson. He has started a town,
which he calls Cypress. This is already
a nice settlement.
The new Fort Belknap agency is To-
Gated four miles below Harlem. Here
Gus Selnieur is burning a large lot of
brick for the new school buildings. There
will be two large buildings for the sons
and daughters of the red man. The wa
ter supply for the agency is running low
and it looks as if a mistake had been
made In the selection of the location of
these buildings. A valley up among the
mountains might have been more com
Portable.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-30

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Pierce
is advised by representatives of several
states, notably northwestern and those on
the Pacific slope, that they have been re
ceiving numerous letters from their CON
stituents, chiefly officials of the Farmers
alliance, urging them to support the
amendment recently proposed by him to
the tariff bill. The letters generally say
that while the swriters and those for whom
they write favor free sugar, they desire to
secureI in return q market for their pro-
ducts. The senator expresses his conf
dence that the amendment in substance
at least, will become port of the legisla-
ton of the session.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-30

ST. PAUL, July 25.-In the three-year-
old, 1 mile rae today Helter Shelter won
easily, Pliny second Twilight third. Time
145A.
Three years and upwards, one mile and
on~e-sixteenth. In a close finish, Cashier
won, Catalpa second, 'Insolence third.
Time 1:494.
Carnival stakes, two-year.olds, three
quarters Of a mile, worth S2,240 to the
winner. Brown Fox won, Donatelle sec
oud, Sir Abner third. Time 1:15H.
Three years and upwards, nine fur
longs. Oklahoma Kid won easily from
Pat Sheedy in two minutes.
All ages, n mile. Rosemont won,
Philora second; Metal third. Time / al.