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, 1891-11-14

For several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
do 50 as it has invariably produced beneficial
results.''
EDWIN f. PARDEE. M. D.,
ssThe Winthrop, 125th Street and 7th Ave-,
New York City.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
wAKEMaN.

IioH Is this for the rain belt
Did you ever see small s. lool,
any better;
Il. S. Stout Is on the sicl, list.
a picnic party, fom liolyoke,
passed through our village, Tuesday.
Wukeman s Sou have rullt n very
commudi0us -hcop hoGse. 10 dies on
Wakcman s son.
Chary Cmmcf aud Mr. Harmon
are doing some work on \, u. 81.
mond's timber clniul
fnlnlow alliance met, Wednesday,
June 10Th, aud hud q splendid meet
ing. The alliance Is not dead set. rs
was predicted.
Say, did sou ever see lhc beat Of
unlce seakers?
II you would Judge some people hy
tholr talk IN the Sunday School. y0u
would think they were angels sent
from God, but II you would indRe
ihcmry their dealings with thelf
nclshhon, ,ou would think quito the
reverse.
II the editor of the Colorado rnrm
or had been out on the pIllh,, Iuur
5th, coatIc's aud taotle.4, he wuull
no doubt have thought ho was In the
rain belt
At the next regular meeting " The
falrylew allhner. which Viii be- .Iunc
alth, Will be- election Of anlcers. All
members should be- present
The outlook NJ the present ls VERY
factoring 10 the farmer. ofthls county
to what II ma boon here fnr the
past frw year Thc Indications for
u hlg hoom 20 ,lsirn Colorado ls goud
aud we do hupc 10 0ill come, u yon
have any lana IN the min belt you
bad letter hold un to e. # yuu myc
not, nn8 IL the time 10 get it lpr
$50 predict that land IN Phillips eeun'
ty within thn next six month. VIII
double ltsalfln value. i'ou had be'-
ter hkca foOl's ndyIcrand pgornse for
younwlf a hume ln the ruin belt.
LoSo rDrr
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The members of the Alliance Cen
tral Committee are here requested to
meet at the G.. A. II. Hall, Saturday,
June Goth, at o'clock p. M, central
time, for the transaction of such bust
ness as properly dcvolyes uEon them.
A full representation requested.
Il. l.. AMBLER, Sec'y Cen. Com.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

J II. Richcson left at the Herald
oillcc, yesterday, some as fine new po.
tatoes as 1t has seldom been our for
tune to see this early in the season.
There are no flies ON Phillips county
this season.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Childrcn's day was observed at the
NJ, E. church last Sunday morning
and the regular program prepared for
that occasion was carried out in d
manner most ctcditable to the mem
bcrs of the school and the ladies who
trained the children. The ladies had
but live days from the time the pro-
grams were received within which tu
prepare for the exercises, but the
lIolyoke ladies always show them
selves equal to an emergency of thl,
kind The church was decorated
with flowers and house plants in a
most tasteful manner. The audience
seemed to take much interest in the
exercises.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Some uf uur farurt have rlalmd
that alfalfa could moi hp pronlarly
grown IN this county, hut MI" he
Eln Smith, who has 4 mm north
uast NJ llllynsc, hna demonstrated
th' urt untn niod crop ~ alfalfa
can ho raised here without Irrigation.
SHE hns on her frm foHf acres uf ME
mlfn, q rood stand, uow two aud q
half feet hlgh md rAdt iar cutting.
This shows whai can hc done Ia the
line oi plsing Hlfalf, and, had thrat.
tontlon boon plym "a the plhntIng Of
attain that might have boon given,
Phillips county would hay1 had plpn.
~ ofhay to shin 10 lo-i fortunate lD-
cilitlrs nes. iill.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The Baptist Sunday School observed
children's day AT the Baptist church,
Sunday evening. The church prt
gramrfepared for Che ~oiscr7uncgHof'
the day was most interesting and was
carried out in Il most entertaining
manner and was instructive to the
large audience that filled the church.
The floral decorations were very nice
The little folks rendered their rrcita-
tlOnS and songs in Il very pleasing
manner. Rev. knecland was present
and delivered quite an interesting adj
dress ON Baptist Missions,
The state herald., 1891-06-19
DIRECToRY.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT,

Prcsiient-Renj. Harrison.
President of Scnatc-Icvi \. Morton.
Chief Justicc--Mclvillc W. Fuller.
Secretary of siatc--Jnmcs q. Blaine,
/" Trcasury--J. q. Foster.
:" " wnr-Rcdfcld Proctor.
Navy-B. +. Tiacy.
Intcrior-J. W. Noble.
Agricultural Rusk.
Attorney Gcneral-W. II II. Miller.
Postmaster Gcncral-.Iol n Wnnamakcr.
U i. scmators--Ii. Nj. 'llcr, E.O. Wolcolt.
Rcprcsentatiye-liosea Townsend.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Better either put collar and tag
on your dog keep HIM in the cellar or
send him to the country on Il visit,
for the city dog killer is on the war
path with blood in his eye and the
Mckinley bill has raised the price of
1 l..l..4r,..
The state herald., 1891-06-19
Local Lore.

II is our purpose to note the arrival AMI de-
parturc Of all guests to our city, ani request
those VIII. have visitors to inform us of the fact
Local news items are always thankfully received
The state herald., 1891-06-19
STATE OFFICERS.

Goycrnor-,Iohn l.. Routt
1t. Govcrnor--w. W. S.ory.
Secretary Of statc-E, j. Eaton.
State Trcasurcr-Jrtncs y Garlic,
supt. Pub. Inst.-N. u. Coy.
state AUDITOR. NJ. Henderson.
Attorney General j. II. Maupin.
Senator lst Dist. -. W. McCreercy.
Representative stli Dist.--ll. w. Twonbly.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

No one blows louder and longer
about the tricsery and corruption OF
hl- political competitors, than the
chronic Office seeker.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Washington conniy has u rll
hieach Of promise case. one o. T.
Smith WIS engaged 10 he married 10 u
Miss Cora Thonpson, but before the
dag set f1r the wedding lac mirilsd
another Miss Thompson dld not GO
moplng about abd contemplate lcny-
lng tlils world by The morphine ioute,
or get gun and Threaten 10 annlhi.
late the man who TITLED with her N
feetuns, ~ I. usual in such cases, bni
lnilcad she surd him fot $1,000 dam
ages. The jury gave her stooo,--
MAy lMlller.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

II. W. Wakemau brought to the
HERALD office this week the finest
sample of alfalfa that we have ever
seen raised in this county. He says
that he will put in 80 acres of alfalfa
as he feels satisfied now that it can be
made success in this county. He
and his son, VIII, have over 200 acres
of land in crops this season and have
a fine prospect for good yield,
The state herald., 1891-06-19
NJ. L.. Church.

Preaching every suniay morning at 10
and cyeninsn ut IN, and prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening at G;.n, mountain time
". l.. bailey. Pastor.
sunday school every sunday morning nj
the Close OF public serNicc
j. ~. raiNrrn. supt.
". 4. JoH>soN. As-'t.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

There is nothing ON either local
page of the News TO inform the public
by whom it is published The patent
inside bears at the top of the first
column the following legend; "Phil-
lips County Publishing Co. IL is
nothing but fairness to the public
that they know who fathers that
sheet
The state herald., 1891-06-19

A. l.. lurdcttc reports tina, be lm'
a Held Of corn that Is knee high.
How ls that for hIglY We vii roW
listen to the corn crop report from thf
irrigated district aud the corn states
.nat uf ta.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Tx Mayor Daniel +. hatty of lie.
aliNa Celebrated Organs and Pianos
Washington Kew lcrsay,hns returned
homo from an extended tour of the
world. llead hl4 advertisement IN
this papci and ,,sl for catalogue.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Mrs. A. u. West aud her sou clyde,
returned this week from visit 10
relatives at 81. Joseph, Mo, and Cla
rinda, Iowa.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Smith worlcy came down from Al
lance this week TO look aftcrhs farm
Interests. He says that Phillips
county suits him much better than
the country around Alliance.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

our worthy town marshall whcttr1
M hls old scythc The other day aud
began to harvest tbs crop of town
weeds. The crop has niadc ilne
growth aud without Irrigation too.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The people Of IIolyoke will be glad
TO learn that the NJ. Il. Conference
has returned Rev. Bailey for the com
ing year. He will preach at IIolyoke
and Flcmming. Rev. Bailey has made
a host OF friends in and around llol-
yoke aud his untirlng and most effect
i've labor during the past year is ap-
preciated by all.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

John Oadcs returned TO iiolyohe,
Tuesday, lrutn the mountains where
he has been working for several
months. IIe will WORK for c. j. sla-
Tor In hlsslnre and hakrN.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Prof. W. f. Bybec, one of the recent
graduates OF the State Normal, has
been rendered and accepted the posi-
tlOn Of assistant superintendent of the
public schools OF our city. Prof. by
bee Is a teacher Of wide experience. is
highly recommended by all who knew
him, and viii no doubt, serve the
school with credit to himself and the
CITY = Grr1lA Snn
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The HERALD foreman set SIX thous'
aud ems of solid nonpafell lnless than
four hours, one day this week.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

W. j.. johnson and family returned
To Ilolyokc, Friday, from Fairfield,
Iowa, where they had been forseyeal
mnnlhs.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Jacob Barnhar,, Of OTIS, visited
with A. a. shafer this week. Mr..
Barnhart says that the prospect for a
big crop is some better here than It Is
around OTIS.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Mrs. Aldrleh, who has been visiting
for several months with her daughter
Mrs. W. u. Kelsey, of this place took
the train. Tuesday, for her home at
Coon Rapids. Iowa.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Come IN and subscribe for the
srvrn llnuAtp We will give you
10 good term, u. any other rup'r dair
offer We are not running q paper
slmply for campaign putpoa \, but we
are here tu stay.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

j. II. Richcson, who lives cast Of
Amherst, brought to the HERALD
OFFICE this week the finest sample
Of spring wheat we have seen this
season. 1t measures Il little oyer
three feet aud is about ready to head
out. Mr.. Richcson has - acres Of
this wheat and says this is an aver
age Of the Held. Phillips county can
show wheat this year that would ',r Il
credit to the irrigated district
LhTEU.-Anothcr farmer heard
from. a. a. Shafcr brought sam
PIE OF WHEAT 10 the HERALD OFFIcis
that measures a triile higher th2n
that Of Mr. l,lcheson's. lie has IL
acres Of it. He also brought IN a fine
sample Of barley and SAYS that he has
q Held Of oats that is knee high.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
COUNTY OFFICER.

COUNTY UFFIJEIN.
County Cicrk--C. Il. Mcpherson.
Sheriff.. \. Templc.
Juigc--James Glynn.
Trcasurer-B. a. IIoshins.
Supt. Of Srhools-C. u. T'mbcrlako.
hsscssor-Otis Castctter.
surycyor-Wm. Lowe.
Coroucr-I.. J.. Lewis.
Commissioners Nike Francis, NJ. ID. Copp aud
Theodore Chalbcrg.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

II IL our purpose TO note the arrival AMI de-
parturc Of all guests to our city, and request
those VIII. have visitors to inform us of the fact
Local news items are always thankfully received
Go to c. Varney for hay.
Nice bananas at Slater's.
-
Ice cream at the Occidental.
Try bur oak tobacco at Slater's.
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Rain bc,t? Well, We should smile,
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The best cigars in the city at Skaters
Fifty thousand brick for sale by G.
Varney. II
Ice cream every day and evening al
Slater's.
W. Il. johnson took trip TO Den
yer, this week.
VIII Wakcm;l smiles. A new gil
Duby dt llis nOhNt'
Everything in the line of restauran
goods at the Occidental.
Applications for final proof made on
at this Office free of charge.
"Pcoplc who live in glass house,
should not throw stones"
Bert Perkins keeps the best of cigar
and tobacco at the Occidental.
Ben Dickerson and his mother ar,
visiting with friends at Curtis.
If you want first class cigar, cal
at the Occidental Lunch Room. Al
Take your best girl TO the Occidenta
and eat ice cream and Strawberries.
Go to w. G. Powers for gas-pip'
and rod-coupllngs, hose aud hose reels
i. j. Dcmpster returned, Tuesday
from a trip to Republican City. Neb.
G.. T.. Mcpherson took trip Il
Republican City, Nebraska, this week
For fine crayon and Photographic
work at low prices, call on w, c
Powers.
Mrs. Barney Cayaraugh went t.
McCook last Friday ON visit Il
friends.
The Phillips County News s,lll ad
ycrtlses itself as the official paper o
the city.
George Laferty, of McCook, B.& NJ
claim agent, was in Ilolyokc, Friday
of last week.
Go TO the Occidental Lunch Room
for number one meal nj reasonable
price.
L. y. Mcphcrrin, our worthy dcpu
" county treasurer spent few day
In Denver this week.
II you want ilnc lawn sprinkler o
the latest style, or a good hose or reel
call ON W. c. Powers.
More proverbs this week. Nj
should write book, Solomon wa
nowhere In comparison.
Farmers, when you are IN town ah'
want good dinner, give us call n
the Occidental. Bert Perkins.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Farmers, when you are in town and
want good dinner, give us Il call nj
the Occidental. Bert Perkins.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
PRECINCT OFFICERS.

.Iusiiccs-p. u. Reynolds and +. II. thurninR
@ .un-tablcs-whi,ncy Irwin, Mlt Tomlinson
Road supcryi-or-A -. Flcming
city Officers.
Mayor 4 Forbes.
Police Judgc-E T. Brnnnon.
Rcnerier-C Mt woolmun.
Marshai-John Kidd
Trcasurcr-ILWcbstcr.
Trns,cs--G " Garland, c II Timbcrlake,
Gadc Weaver. L l. Webster, Jerome LAWS,
Nv Waite.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
Christian Cnurcn

SERVICES cicry sunday at o'clock, y. IN.
Preaching every alternate sunday. sunday
school nt . O'Clock central time.
PERRY MooRr. Pastor.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
EIGHTH JUDICIAL.

Judges. :. Downer.
District Aitorncy--J. 4. Gsrrisuc-.
Deputy Dist. Att'y.-E. Y. Brannon
District Clerk WIN. Z. Robinson.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Mrs. j, II. Daggy and her little son
had very narrow e'capr In n runa-
way last Monday. Mrs. Dagy was
driving around on the prairie In a one
horse buggy, herdlng sheep, aud had
allghtcd from the buggy and was IN
the Ict Of stepping back Into the bug
gy,wilcn the pony which She was drlr-
Ing became frightened and started 10
run. MIS-, Daggy was caught between
the wheel. ana the buggy bed and
carried In tha' position for about 80
rods when the pony turned nthcr
short aud she dropped To the ground.
She had managed to get hold of the
lines, hut was forced TO lei 20. The
pony soon turned so short rs 10 urEct
the buggy and thrcw thcllttlc hoy out
hut fortunately did not iniun him.
Ms. Dagey wus very badly bruised.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Mr. and Mrs. Wickershan, OF lioi-'
yoke, Were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. i. Parsons the fore part of the
week. Grant Enterprise.
Patrick Walsh, Of McCook, Ncbs,
WAS in Holyokc, Friday of last week.
He says the McCook precinct has yot-
ed $40, 900 in bonds to aid in the con
struction of an irrlgating ditch to be
taken out on the south side of the Re-
publican river. The ditch is to be %
miles long and will cost when com
pletcd about $50, 900. Although the
crops look fine in that locality, yet
they are going ahead with the ditch
and will be ready for dry year when
it comes.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Go to w. G. Powers for gas-pipc
and rod-couplungs, hose aud hose reels.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Take your best girl TO the Occidental
and eat ice cream and Strawberries.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

More proverbs this week. Me
should writca book, Solomon wa
nowhere In comparison.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

If you want a first class cigar, call
at the Occidental Lunch Room. A
The state herald., 1891-06-19

+. j. Dcmpster returned, Tuesday,
from trip to Republican City. Neb.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Everything in the line of restaurant
goods at the Occidental.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

VIII Wakcm,un smiles. A new gil
baby ut his house.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Ben Dickerson and his mother al
visiting with friends at Curtis.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

For fine crayon and Photographic
work at low prices, call on W. c
Powers.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

W. E. johnson took trip to Dem
yer, this week.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

II you want a ilnc lawn sprinkler Of
the latest style, or good hose or reel,
call ON W. c. Powers.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

L. y. Mcphcrrin, our worthy dcpu'
Is county treasurer spent a few days
In Denver this week.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Bert Perkins keeps the best of cigar
and tobacco at the Occidental.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

"Pcoplc who live in glass house
should not throw stones"
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Mrs. Barney Cayanaugh went t.
McCook last Friday ON a visit Il
friends.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

c. Z. Mcpherson took n trip to
Republican City, Nebraska, this week.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Ice cream every day and evening at
Slater's.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The Phillips County News still adj
ycrtlses itself As the official paper Of
the city.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Applications for final proof made on
at this Office free of charge.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Ono ya"r $3.50 six Months si.oo
The state herald., 1891-06-19

George Lafcrty, of NcCook, B.& NJ.
claim agent, was in Ilolyokc, Friday,
of last week.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

II. W. Wakeman brought into mar
kct on Friday of last week, some new
potatoes raised on his farm. These
were the llrst Phillips county potatoes
ON the market this season. Just 81
days from the day they were planted
the potatoes were dug FOR market.
We would like to have some one tell
us Of country either east or west of
It's that can beat this record
The state herald., 1891-06-19

j. II. PAINTER. Editor and Publisher.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Go TO the Occidental Lunch Room
for number one meal nj reasonable
price.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Fifty thousand brick for sale by C.
Varney. IT
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-17
SPRATT HOLDS THE BAR.
Capt. Lyons and His Party Do Not
Jump the Eldorado Sap
phire Ground.
Alex. McCauley, Representative
Of the Owners, Warns the
Butte Men Off
Try Walters and the Guards VIII
Remain on the Ground.

Captain Lyons. of Butte, and his three com
panions, arc not doing any representation
work on Eldorado Bar, owned by the Spratt
brothers. The captain was brought faco to
face with Alex McCauley's little band yes
terday Mt noon, and concluded he would
postpone representation on the Spratt
ground AS predicted yesterday. The fifteen
men headed by N. p. Walters and accom-
panied by Alex McCauley, as tho represen-
wtatives Of the Spratts, boat tho Lyons party
to the bar. arriving there at midnight Tues
day. Early yesterday morning McCauley
sent q man on horseback down Soap creek,
expecting the Lyons party to como that
way. The other mon remained in camp.
Near noon the lookout came galloping back
with the information that Lyons and party
were coming. McCauley and his men pro-
ceeded to the boundary of the Spratt
ground, and on Lyons near approach Nc
Ca1ley stepped out and asked him if his
name was Lyons. Being answered in the
affirmative, McCauley told him that he was
there az the representative of the owners;
that he, in their NAME, warned him not to
attempt to come on the land. He said if
Lyons had any right to do representation
WOEk, Luo IUCb buAO Ho was AOAoAO1y PAO-
vented from so doing, would count just as
much as If he did the work.
IL was very evident from the expression
on Capt. Lyons' face that he did not expect
the reception he received. At any rate, the
show of force was toe great for him and he
did not make a move toward going on the
ground after meeting McCauley. To the
latter's warning he replied, "Well, you for
bid my going on the groundy" McCauley
replying that he certainly did, the captain
turned his horses heads to the road to Can
yon Ferry. One of the Spratt guards, who
talked with Lyons a%fterward, said the lat
ter intimated that he would return, but did
not say when.
Two of the Spratt men returned from the
bar late yesterday afternoon, bringing the
foregoing news. Detective Walters and
thirteen men are yet on the ground and will
remain there for some time to come. Capt.
Lyons may be in Helena to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-17
Citizens Of Missoula County COM
plain Of theSs.oney Indians
from Canada.
che Matter Laid Before the Au-
thorities at Ottawa BY Sec-
rotary Blaine.
Pardon Granted y Butte Man-They
Want tho NuptIal Knot
United.

Tho citizens Of Missoula county havs
beer complaining for some time about the
Expectations committed on game by a party
pf Stoney Indians belonging OF the other
hide Of the international boundary line be-
tween Montana and the northwest territory.
Instances are known where these Indians
have slaughtered deer and elk by the score
n the northern part of Missoula county.
n the early part of October the Indians
came across the line and killed large game
great quantities. A number OF COM
plaints we're made to Gov. Toole who wrote
10 Secretary Blaine Oct. %, asking him TO
bring the matter before the Canadian IGu-
fhorities at Ottawa. In his letter to the
ecretary GOV. Tools enclosed a communi-
patton from Surveyor General Eaton
respecting the deprsdations. The governor
raid: "Our citizens are clamorous for redress
against these d~epredators. Believing that
h communication from your department.
might have the effect Of preventing a re-
burrOnce OF these depredations and obviate
hrrrests and trials. I nave the honor to rc-
quest that such action be taken as may
eeem to you proper and expedient." Fec
rotary Blaine answers that the American
bonsul-gsneral at Ottawa has reported that
be laid tho papers in the case before the
dominion authorities and received q reply
that the matter would receive attention.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-17
MONTANA POTATOES EAST.
An Opportunity ia Bring Thorn tn tho AZ
tention III Chicago Dealers.

Opportunity to Bring Them to thu At
tsntion Ut Chicago Dealers.
There arc several business men In Holena
who are arm Ia tho belief that thers n y
good place for Montana potatoes In the 81.
Paul and Chicago markets, and II IL only
necessary for tho people in those sections to
become aware Of their excellent quality.
Some time ago Col. Broadwater sent to
Gov. Merriam. of Minnesota. President Hill,
of the Great Northern. and tho lending club
Of st. Pnul, q hundred pounds OF Montana
potatoes rs h sample Of the sort Of tubars
raised here. II. II. : Harlow IL also n firm
believer in the future OF Montana's vegeta-
bles, especially that Of the potato. He is
going Il. Chicago on Monday, ana he wants
to take with him some samples OF Montana
vegetables, especially potatoes, to give to
the leading commission men of that city.
Any grower who desires TO aid the proiect
Ia requested TO leave at Mr.. Harlow'a office,
in the Montana National bank building,
before Monday next, samples of potatoes
and other winter vegetables.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-17
WHISKY AND AN INDIAN.

A Prosecuting Witness Arrested for Sell
Ing the Liquor to Him
A. ID. Barnum was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon for selling whisky to an Indian in
Helena. Harnum came here last week from
Kalispel rs a prosecuting witnoss in the
circuit court against Otto Ledger who was
indicted for selling whisky to q Umatilla
Indian named Fish Hawk. Leidiger was
acquitted, Fish Hawk is the cause Of Bar
NUNS arrest. I3arnum visited several
saloons yesterday and got mellow" and
while in that condition bought ON fire
water and sold it 10 the red man. Several
mon saw the transaction and told United
States Marshal Furay Of it. Whom the mar
shRl arrested him Barnum had q detectives
bndge pinned on his susponder. In his
pockets were found a bull dog revolver and
a pair of handcuffs.. Fish Hawk, who was
also accompanied by his ''jng," was ar
rested as a common drunk. Ledger went
to the city Jail and seemed much pleased
over the arrest Of the prosecuting witness.