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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-17
LOCAL jUrTlN6S.

Friedman il open.
Smoke Dsvey's home made Cigars
Call for Mountain Brand Fresh
Oysters
A carload of Red Elephant ore was
shipped from this place to-day.
Tue Mountain brand Of Oysters-
the Chief Ut S,ein abby IN. can .,
c,.ked (ov THE Covk VI Wood Rn cry
at tue Naliivruix. *6t
J. T.. Fox mas fine line of ix.ii..s',
misses, aud gents shoes. Give him
Call.
This mornings train brought only
two carloads Ut iie.Kht anu half u
dozen passengers to HALEY.
d., not send away before examining
our ssook aud prices. Keep the money
1t hOme.
ANDERSON g. MCLEOD,
Merc"4nt Tailors.
Fine Winter Apples $l.25 per box.
Six OF eight varieties to select from,
If b. EARHARr's Grocery.
About 80 young ladies and gentle
men enj yed the excellent skating OF,
the pond near the grave, ard, last
eht.
You can save time and money by
getting your loans Though
LENNON l. BOONE.
H. L. Geiffin's Mountain Brand OF
Fresh O,sters Is the best. Try can.
You will use no other.
The frst lesson Of the Rev. Ed ward
Prs,t's class in vocal music, announced
for this evening. 10 mdefin.tely post
po"ed.
We have . large assortment of
patterns suitable Tor business suits
which We make up in our usual first
GLASS way, ut prices as low AZ any ones.
Call and be- convinced before md-r-
ing. ANDERSON & Mcleod.
Ladies', come aud see the fine line
of Fall and Winter Dress Goods
am showing, and Ut Eastern prices fos
cash. J. e. Fox.
John A. Wilson has assumed
oh.rg- Of the Red Cloud j'Rs. aud will
90 to work ~ soon as they eau be got
in readiness.
Tho old Weber barber shop is nov
own~d nv Weaver & Carson, . ne "
6rm composed Of Alert. Weaver and
David VI CArsOn-two AS thorough
artists as ever lxthered . brush or out
hair.
John O'3rien, Of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing hut the
choicest meats on hand. Try hun.
John A. Wilson has moved his
family into town. from the Marrow
Gsugrs. They will occupy the Price
dwelling. o" Second avenue, near
Bulliun street.
The nav fashion .ble perfumes
Crab Apple blossom. ait Cherry
Bl.,ssom,-Are for sale IT Van Ness's
drug store.
the very choicest brand of Sci. ct
Fresh .. tiers il the Mountain Brand,
by II. l.. G.iffiu, cannes in Osd a
from the hes, Ut oyster beds.
The hoi!er Of tn. HALEY S.mplinR
Works wa kept making steam aur. &
all Il last night, IN order to keep some
ore containing great deal 1T moistur.
from freezing iuto = solid mass.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-17
Plain Sewing Wanted.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will do
all kinds Of plain sewing on reasona
BILE trims. Orders may be left ut
Mrs. Bu,kett's
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-17

"ls there no balm in Gil"ad, is
there no physi. ian there?" That cry
may henc-for,h cease, for all who will
can be healed by obtaining the
">cience Of Life"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-17

More Fun than Y0n Can Shake q Stick
1T.
George Warren will have a turkey
shooting ut his saloon Thanksgiving
Eve, aud has contracted for 200 fat
birds for the occasion. Everyhod,
can win turkey, and there will be
more tun than one can shake a stick
at,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-17
DO YOU WANT 70 SAVE FROM
rs to 50 Cents on Every Dollar
You Spend?

II 80. write for our illustrated Catalogue, con-
tanning Illustrations and prices of every thing man.
ufactured In the United States. at manuf .cturers
price,. 10000 Illustrations. all lines represented
CATALOGUE mailed free application.
Address.
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO,
mhllyl Is West Van Buren, st., Chicago, III
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-17

~ Blank Proofs of Labor are
or ale At this Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-17

AGE NT2 for DR.. TALMA6E'S New D, ok
covering his lfes work and great
M 4 M mr,O trip 30, Through. and From
" n ~ Ed the Christ Land" entitled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01

ing, and the mares were nearly deadbeat, for
been ploughing all the week. just before we
way, and this last strain was too much for the
PONIES. They dragged the wagon halfway
across the track. and then stuck fast. The
difficulty had happened before and might not
have been serious had not the ruIAbling thun-
der " an approaching train warned US that 1t
was an affair Of moments We were at % point
Of the line where II curved sharply
TO the right round cutting. and the
sound Of the train had scarcely reached
oUr eais before the great engine swept into
fitNv ripe upon us There WIS no time 10
lpsvr The wagon still less 20 lift tho woman
aul child ont of danger J could only give
one con yuisiye lift 10 the relns and shrek en-
c0umgement and appeal 10 the ponies. II
wl- a crisis never % be forgotten. The bay
mare was the strongest. and put al nay con-
flruce ina her. 70 my horror she lost head
and nerve. reared. ard backed AGAINST the
WAGON. I shutkcd again. this time 20 Kit.
who was looking sideways az the engine. with
its cruel cleaning. electric light Her ears
were laid back. her eyes shone wntc-never
had she looked s0 vicious. Bat my cry was
not I'm vain With All her force and strength
she threw her shoulders into the collar and
plunged forward One awful second of Sis
peuse. then a lurch and movement Of the
wagon. grating OF the wheels. and on We
went across the second rail as the train rOared
bv behind We were saved saved from "a
dreadful death by nothing else than the IN
domitab'e pluck and determination OF Wild
little brOnchO mare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
srecial Notice.

Owing to the bad weather and so many en-
gaeements ahead. We have been persuaded by
our customers 20 extend our offer 10 April lsi.
mp 10 which time We Will give one dozen of
our finely flushed Cabinet Photos mounted ou
fine imported card mounts, and one l6x20
crayon portrait, handsomely finished for g..
The cravon alone is worth more than we ask
for all We hope those who intend taking adj
vantage of he above offer viii not put il of
ms we positively viii not extend the time
longer than April lst.
CAMPBELL ~ Co.. f2a east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
On. What n CongIi.

win you heed the warning-the signal. per-
hans % the sure approach of thar more terrible
disease Consumption? ASK yourselves if Won
can afford for the sake Of saving ~ cents.
- RIM tho risk and 10 nothing for h. We know
from experience that Shiioh's Cure viii cure
your cough ltneyer fails This explains Why
more than million of bottles we're sold the pas
wear. Ii relieves Group and NhO0ping Cough
AZ once Mothers, 10 not be- without IT, sample
Iottles free. Sold Dy Boieher Brother, aud
H. NJ Shields & Co., corner Of Fifth and Mar
-. d atx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
LAUNDRY AND TOlIET coMrANY.

CAED-VIRGINGA STEAM LAUNDRY
n AID IOiLE1-sUPPLl COMPANY. OF
FlCE SH EAST MAIN NEXT TO CORNER
NINTH STREET: WORKS, lT WEST MAIN
slRFEr.-Ihc uaders eiied beg 70 announce to
tAelr friends aiul he general public that their
establishment is now complete and thoroughly
equipped Ia every particular They respectfully
soAcii e share OF your patronage, and guarantee
,h. best work Goods called Tor and delivered
promIfiy .
WILMER ID. TURNER,
mbi-lt WILLIAM -. WILLIS.
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HICKOk'S No. I, n. ID. G., FIG. AND
CAROLINE sUN-CURED ARR PURE. CLEAN
AND CHOICE st>-CURED TOBACCOS. TKY
THEN

The first symptoms Of heart disease are short
i'm side, swollen ankles for which br Afii,-s'
New Heart Cnte il a marvellous remedy Fine
hook on Heart Disease. with wonderful cures
free at Owens 4 Minor Drug Co. lO6 Main
street opposite postOiiice, or address DR.. Miles
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE.-A GUARANTEED
81 CURE FOR PILES Of whatever kind or de-
groe-External Internal. Blind or bleeding,
itching, Chronic, Recent or Hereditary. 81 a
tox; boxes, IS Sent by mail, prepaid, on re-
CENT Of price. We guarantee 70 cure any case
of Piles. Guaranteed and sol oihy. by T.. Il.
hEEA Is n Co. Druggists and seetlsmen oOa
east Marshall street, Richmond, Va.
fei-we,frSuly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
HARRISON & POWERS, Agents,
1908 E. Main st.


GAIT AN AGENT FOR ONE OF THE
- Largest Slf Works IN the country for Viz
gInil fLt Moth Carolina
W Salt offered on the market any purer.
Guaranteed f0 De ~ per cent pure salt Kiln
dri,i ground and bolted through 10 or - TO
tho inch mesh, or a. fine as tOur for dairy or
table Use. No imported salt as pure or a. dry.
Common tim. salt 90 the lowest rates, either in
bulk Unraps or English sacks.
Prices ana freight rates quoted 10 any point
on application 10 the undersi8 ned;
j,1-codsw 4. r. NENABLE, JR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
For Over Ftftv Year.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has been used
for children teething IL soOthes the child
soi!ens N ~, rs,nldy go To- - nln,'
twenty-five cents a bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
AN AMERICAN BR0NCH0.
By ARTHUR PATERSON.
Iron Mocmillan's Magazino.l

man discusses with more vigor than the
breaking IN of horses. and. rs q rule. there ale
none which he know, less about. If be have
personal experience Co add weight TO his aIgu-
ncnis. he is generally enamored of some
theory which he would apply in every case.
and is ind cnaLi when lac hears That horse
la- been trained to obedience in amy other
way Sometimes he is hpmaulihrau whose
feelings are outraged by the Thought ~ VIM
or spur: or q disciple OF imcr, with hch"t iu
mysterious personal influence of man over
beast or most frequently "a foy-hnntrr. posi-
tive that no horse could throw mm were d.
once securely upon us hack
wonder ~ any OF these good people, who
q ubfle,s have substantial ground. Tor thor
seyerd opinions ever SAW b9Lcno of the
Iraiucs when he WIS first brought INTO coh-
tact with mann. do not th.nh SD.
The Nouoh0 ie mot au unhuoNn creature
now. Buffalo 1911 introduced some modified
specimens tow years ago. and accounts Win
out number have been written OF hnrh-lump-
iue do ali ia forms. Yet haze never seen q
description of tlc Mcakng-in of % br'ucio
which really brought ont the pith of the diti-
Guilty thnt has 10 Doe overcome 10y the ioueh-
rider of the plains.
would. therefore oek an those who wish
to understand the task Western breaker 81
horses sometimes has before hmm, Ia accom-
laur mo upon little journey oi 5000 ni.ies
ODD -.. tn stand. as ! stood some years ago, on
tIeN Df 900 old lumber-wacOu, and peep
tuto le cual Of 9no Colonel Jenson'
Ira.1..o horses in New Mexico.
Twas csr.. ODD the afternoon oil "a warm gay
iu August. ANA business was lo 'tIih I'D % IT,"
minutes. '.ohel ''h~"N i"' vliH'i, ~ .'u "'.-
side DBL. n i.e "'- 'h' aA' I'il Il u'N'H COW
boys were N'f' hrp on ln' ~''Dl" i""i "pip9"'.
Below u- was ihr COZ idt. am 'nci'7utc ""uHl
nl't Nuld- square. ana ui th' cNiu WIS me
horse which Was t0 receive us INST lesson IN
obedience THIS day.
Was worry ~ccptlCal as 70 the interest of the
event. The hroncho was not very big, nor
sorry beautiful. We only stood fifteen hands,
and was lightly built anything hnt a iormld-
able Beast to look at, the only distinctive
points about him being boman nose and
restless eye.
could NOT hcip l'haI hlh@ upon ms H'nu
appearance To- L|ehi,I i"i'9' lhe foreman.
L.r,e' was snort oo"'es-t'' man. WIN
wIened. clean sAa'cn face sharp as Wea-
POI. e' iouig "7 ,h "aN-|iin' anu H'"'iA NJ '9
brown Nh'h HlNu' IlN ".'cI a'I'" III ,no
f'-hlut! tone ol "0't,.u,' H',U'"l ' Ii"il
"l hta 9,ru 'u' N'-l l""t MgJINS, -. 80
..- 'ii~Hl H''i' '9'7 s'''i''" VIII
-
Quiet lhal is SD. I' ~ way oI every
d''H ln 'hl0 country: lou "oulu
ihr go. Mo'i' ~, '' ilioIolo lII'
WI" ,'.'i. ,,.. w. ' I'', ~ H.,
.'n '"' .' .... t,,.i tha,, ~,
lN '' N' .- WHY ,'J. INN ''''
i| M'NlN ii'' t'''i i.'"'N VI "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
Don't Fall to Take

In time for coughs, colds. Group, corsumNtion,
bronchitis, hoarsen ess, and. all throat and lung
troubles that old-fashiened remedy, Dr.Davlds
Cough SYRUP Of 2dro pine tar, horehoun,d and
wild cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01

STATE OF vmaNrA CRY OF RrcHMoND. So:

Be il remembered that on the 26th day % Feb
ruary, 1891, az the city aforesaid, before me.
Frank NJ. MoOn, a notary public rc-ldeut M
the said city. duly commissioned and qualified
hy the executive authority. and under The laws
of the State OF Virginia, 10 take acknowodge-
meut of deeds. DC. TO be- used or recorded
don't. ana jaime. " Pcgram, secretary OF The
Life Insurance Company of Virginia. who beng
duly sworn. deposc and say, and each Tor HIM
-cIfsays. that hey are the at OVe described oih-
crr- of the said company and that the fore
going j. true and correct statement OF the
actual condition OF said organization on The
la-t day 90 D., fiscal year. to-wt; The 3st day OF
December. lsgl according 10 the best of their
knowledge. information. and belief respectively.
l---l ln testimony whereof | have here
SEAL. unto set my hand and aiilNcd tie seal OF
~ my office, ON the 10Th day Of February
1871 l~icncdl FRANK VI. WOON.
fr3--Gt Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
INSURANCE STATEMENT.

STATEMENT -
g 1fG SDSS 9s s DAY Sis OF Sf Snas
SfC sS s Ag % %
81 $ 5 I: S. !: s. s.... COMPANY, Fin.
s ssstisFs 5 Z saiss / -
SsSs 3 81 Sd4 l asHi Srsin
Thu s. % .a, .a1 sa "a. s how and ,., the sam. ''
@ s s S fs% la g fiSSS 900,
aIon go more interest is oto
%ac iSHi, NOR ssaed exclusive cehabe -
yaRe Of buildings nored 's@o
Total ysl aid @ 9 YEsn;e y: Of the United sta and Of tins
ami OF ali ohr ss and Bonds ro,.
%s ssi:: s; $s s5a .5ji5sj
S Sex Ct 2d ami en- 3 @ o mm~
Erie Ho1 fs e. 0 ss @ j Ss bonds. sS
S Se I6 5a rsas @ilSsi to@pa ~n~ mm
Kansas i5ad2 Hallway Company mort - m
Flint ERE Marquette Earoai gold on a0,m
'As ss a 's a. ' S & bs 55 ss' { ' iSsass
Chicago Bun i,ason Quincy Railroad ~ 1mm
Norfolk and HcfeTa Company gold ~ tmm
aRaoHi nd Dnnyilo Railroad company, ,m .c,m
New york. chicago and St. louis ISLoad Company ~ aOm
%SIs E e. i SS ls}o3 Company ar; mortgage
St iSs n sn a o } Mount m S~n~
c Sa Ss's : St H a asi Ss 9ssses & nom
ara l,@ gs4S Compton, an Ger 100000 10000
c snS1si S5sss IS5 @ and GE,aso Hallway
West S nS5 E a %o 55ad @o'saas
Peun yaniaC omrany Z perez
ira iiOaC, %
centg ner Is 49,:
and D n
mo age BE- e
areake an
gag gO.ll Inn all
ch;aa 9 51nsoa Railroad Company ~~ ,mm
ceut Onl
NewNo rkctvai itona 10000 nSSWW
Rem rand an
chicago Sas'l balaH sa stock ~m mm~~
/ h l. 100 am r. o.
ID
| Chicago aldN nthvc stcnDy %
sha ID m
Lake Sho ilIchisa - y Co,capi stock
shares "a
~ anIIl olson iutrR l;,capi
Delaware and Hudson iii shares ~ .m
meach
Iaciava ma and B 20 capital stock
faUsba ,5leaeh
'h. t s slI bSrr sp ny Oo' f'
yra .us, fal. lamlt am y y T. Co-c
Sl
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Am trcanl &c iau
Tn, ofA itl. lOs har oach
u-oid Oa- % 10shares
leach $500
western oa,'" i'''SlA w. '"f''' 'N
Crtr
Toalpar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01

STATE or MARYLAND, CITY OF BALTIMORE, So:
b. il remembered that on he 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1891. az the city aforesaid, before me,
Thomas NJ Dabbln. a commissioner resident IA
the ~aid city. duly commissioned and qualified
by the executive authority, and uiider the laws
Of tire State of Virginia, 20 take acknowledge
mcnt OF deeds. etc. 10 bee used or recorded there
in. personally appeared William II. Blackford.
president. and Clayton e. Hall actuary, OF the
Maryland Lilo Insurance Company OF Baltimore,
each for himself says. that they are the above
described officer, OF the said company. and that
the forcg going is a trlic ami correct statement OF
the actual condition OF said organization on the
las day of 10 fiscal year. tOwlt: the 3lst day Of
December. 1890 according 20 the best OF their
knowledge. information and belief. respec-
tIyciT.
-, I'm testimony whereof | have here
}sfAL INTO scr my hand and affixed the seal
49, OF my Office On the 18th day OF tebru-
arv. 1871 THOMAS NJ DABBIN,
Commissioner for the State OF Virginia. resid-
Ing IN Baltimore city Maryland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01
INSURANCE STATEMENT.


4 NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE FISCAL
~ year ending the 3ist day OF December lSp,
of the actual condition Of The LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF NfRGfNfA. Organized under thc la"s
of the State OF Virginia made 10 the AndlIOr OF
Public Accounts Tor the Commonwealth on VT
gina. pursuant to the Code of virginia. thop'r
81 Sections l2sOan1 %, regulating the reports
OF Insurance companies.
Name OF the company in full. TIE LIFE IN
suHANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
Home or principal Office OF SAID COMPANY
RicHMOND, VIRGINIA
Character OF the company whether lte, acct
dent. casualty, city. cO-operatite' as-ochliou,
hrOthe rh0Od. livestock or any other ASSOCIATION
nsuI.ng life. iEGuLAR LifE.
President a.. A. WALEER.
Nice-Pfesidenfs. j. q. WALKER ana l. WILLIAM
IEMnERrON.
Secretary. JAMES W IEGRAN.
Name OF the general agent IN virginia GEORGE
JOHNSTON.
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
Z. Tic numbcrof policies issued dur
ln4 thf year -.........- $500; 'f'f''
thereby ,s350i,;oj 90
Jurns The ear'. mum. ssi,5l7 u
and ali otior receipts. ............ u,ls9 ~
the year ................,,..... 1885, -
due ''''' . - 1901 90
cash "a, surplus yaiusbles anj taxes Im,759 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''1 ~''o'. num-. al4s; 90
O. The amount Of liabilities or risks
inciniins reserve 49,. 49,, sl5,5Os Il
10. Observation-Disclosures. 10000 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01

A NNUAT. STATEMENT FOR THE FISCAL
y year ending the 3ist day Of December, ls@'
of the actual condition OF the MAINLAND LIFE
Insurance COMPANY. organized under the law
Public Accounts for the commonwealth 81 VIZ
ginia. pursuant 20 the Code OF Virginia, chapter
81 section, l.,1 and l1o}. regulating the re-
ports OF insurance companies.
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nlli-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-01

N6 THE Fiscal ENDING OF pEtEMBEi
the
ofceofs aide
Pro
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-17

frequenters of the Supreme Court. At
the Presidents New Years reception he
appeared with the other Justices, but most
of the time he appeared to be in one Of his
old-time reveries, forgetful Of all his
surroundings. It is said that he finds
the routine work Of the court trksome,
and often only gives his attention to
the. arguments going on by the greatest
exercise of will power. Since President
Cleveland put him on the bench to crafty
a personal friendship Justice Lamar has
never lightened the labors of the court
much, though he has faithfully
sought to perform the work assigned
to him by the chief justice in writing
opinions. In the not improbable event of
Justice Lamar's retirement within the next
year or SO he would not be able to enjoy
the pay of a Supreme Court Justice be-
cause he would not have had ten years
continuous service on the bench. Nor
would he have reached the age Of 20. But
he has a comfortable private fortune.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-17
AFRAID OF MANITOBA SIOUX.
scores of Settlers I'm North Dakota
Desert Their Homes.

ACDCHt AmehH AhOhHhCbs
A Bismark special says: Gov. Burke
has received dispatches from Adjutant-
General Dewey, Maj. Makee, and Capt.
Yorkley, who are at Bottinea, stating that
the situation on the Manitoba border is
not serious. No outbreak has occurred,
though the Indians are dancing and firing
their guns day and night. The settlers
have fled from tneir homes by the score,
and this fact seads Gov. Burke to do
everything in his power to prevent an up
rising and allay the excitement
The Governor shipped $50 stands of arms
fromBisma rex to be distributed at Bott-
neau. He also telegraphed Senator Casey
to see that 1000 stands of rifles and a
Calling gun were forwarded by the War
department by first freight. Every mill
tia company in the State is in readiness to
move on short notice.
A special from Valley City, N. D., says:
1.-The city has been in ferment of ex-
citement all day. Shortly after midnight
the bugle-call to arms was sounded, and
within an hour the members of Company
G., First Regiment, N. d. g., had assembled
at the armory, where Capt. Peak read
telegram from Gov. Burke ordering the
company to be ready to proceed to the
frontier at an hours notice. By daylight
the company was ready, and is now mo-
mentarily expecting orders to go to the
front Tom Elliot of Ransom county has
just telegraphed Gov. Burke an offer to raise
and equip full company of cavalry inside
of two days.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-17
License for Canadian Railways.

An Ottawa special says: The license
plan embodied in the bill now before Con-
gress for regulating and controlling Cana
dian railways doing business in the United
States does not seem to Mr.. Scriber, tho
chief engineer of government railways, to
be practicable.
He points out that the United States con-
nections Of Canadian roads are distinct
corporations and operated at present under
the United States laws. He does not see
how It is possible for the United States to
single out certain railways, and bring them
under a special law. Even IL Burton's, or
similar law, should. go into operation 1t
would soon be repealed under pressure Of
public opinion.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-17
INDIANS BEGIN FIRING.
TROOPS AND HosTILEs Elk
CHANCE SHOTS.
Trying 70 Spread Terror Among the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bands or
Bucks Committing Dcpredations.

Firing has begun to the north Of the
agency at Pine Ridge, South Dakota. The
Indians that have broken away from the
main band are trying their best to spread
terror among the friendlies here. At
Dougherty's quarters, just north OF the
agency, within 2, 900 yards Of headquarters,
pickets have been exchanging shots.
It is evident that the frenzied element
of the young bucks are bent on breaking
loose and doing what harm they can to set
tiers before the main band has a chance
to reach the agency. About thirty In
dams reached Pine Ridge agency. The
bucks were disarmed beyond Dougherty's
and Campbell's camp. One fellow con-
cealed his gun beneath his blanket and got
in. He was disarmed by an Indian scout
before he could fire the shot intended to
rouse the friendlies. OF the thirty who
came in a part were Brules. They have
been separated from the Ogallas, but it is
hard to tell now which branch Of the Sioux
is most vicious,
The main body of reds mas moved one
mile. They are camped once more and a
present Of a wagon load of tobacco under
policy of peace will probably keep them
there until it is used up. In the mean
time the young bucks are going on raids
and burning every house that they come
across.O
Gen. Brooke closed In to point occu-
pied theprevious day by Indians. He is now
within one mile of the hostiles and were it
not for the fact that the raiders strike to
the southwest and east Brooke's command
would have its hands full. The reds are
using every excuse to avoid hurrying to
the agency. A broken bridge across
White Clay Greek has been a reason adj
vanced for their slow progress. When
they went out the point at the creek in
question was crossed with rush.