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Walked Out of . Window While Deliriou.
Robert j. Walker, son of Mayor Walker Of
Helena. Mont, and said to be a nephew of
Hon Jaa G. Blaine, while delirious, walked
out Of his window on the second door of a
hospital at Takoma, Wash, Wednesday morn
ing and was killed
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One year ago Blunt SD, and county we're
in an uproar over the Indian scare, and now it
would appear that We are on the verge Of more
trouble in that line Reports from the reserva-
ton country say the Indians have been stirred
up by rowing bands of renegades, and that they
only await some excuse to break away from
official authority to plumber and murder
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Bargaining for Rain Storms.

Rainmaker Melbourne and prominent citi-
Gems of Miller, s. D.. are corresponding with a
view of having their section Of the state
moistened during next seasons crop period
With showers made to order Melbourne
claims in his letters that his rnin storms extend
$50 miles, and he wants adjoining counties to
Join in raising the requisite sum. He wants no
pay until after the rain has been actually pro-
duced, aud there Il little doubt that contract
viii be closed.
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Mo. p. Will Pay n Dividend.

This weeks Issue OF the New York Journal of
Finance prints the following: 1T can be stated
upon official information that Mr.. Gould has
been won over to Mr.. Russell sage's Missouri
Pacific dividend views and has promised that
the old dividend rate shall be re-establishad
1t is not necessary to explain the significance
of this
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WITH ALL HONORS.
sr Arthur j. Balfour Installed Rector of
the University of Glasgow

- @-@e-@1H u 1s"ffouf IEstaIIeu Rector OF
the University of Glasgow.
The Right Hon. Sir Arthur j. BaIfour. first
lord Of the treasury who some time ago was
elected TO the reetorship OF the University of
Glasgow, was installed in office yesterday at
Glasgow with all the honors attendant upon
that ceremony.
brilliant assemblage was present. including
the professors of the university and many men
wen known IN the literary and social worlds
a large number OF ladies were also present
Mr.. Balfour received an ovation from the
students when he appeared upon tie platform
After the ceremony had been concluded Mr..
balfour made an address. in which he dwelt at
length upon the subject of Progress"
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PROPOSALS.

Navy PEpARrMENT. BUkEA0 OF EQUIP
ment, Washington. DC. November "A, 1891. =
SEALED proposals in duplicate addressed TO the chief
OF the bureau OF equipment. Navy Department WASH
ngt0l, d. ca will be received q this bureau until
NOON on SATURDAY, DECEMBER TwkLFrH.
1871 and publicly Cor the
supply OF the following inaterss to he delivered at the
United states Naval Observatory ,Georee.own Heixhts
Washington. ID. C. Building materials, lumber. fenc
me- door and window frames, cturet IRON work
ha-dware, paints. electric light Is and supplies.
coal and horse feed IN accordance with specifications.
winch with blank form q proposals anu instr ncens
70 biders viii be supplied upon Application to the
snreTnendent Ct the Naval oeserystory. The Snreau
any and all bids not considered ADVANTAGEOUS toahe
government. Responsible security will be required
for the faithful performance of the contracts.
GEORGE DEWEY. Chief OF Bureau. no24-2aw
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER. MISCELLANEOUS
i Hardware. &c ooftce of bullying for Library OF
November "a, 1891. sealed proposals will
be received at this office until TWO p M SArUR-
DAY. the FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1871, and
opened Immediately thereafter in presence Of bidders,
Tor furnishing and delivering At the site of the build
Ing for Library of Congress- this city, about 100 900
feet of Lumber and Square Timber and a supply OF
Miscellaneous Has DWARF. Bar Iron and Steel Speech
Cations general instructions and conditions and blank
forms OF PROPOSAL may be obtained application to
this otice. BERNARD K. GREEN. Superintendent
and Engineer. no34-6t'
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RAILROADS.
THE GRkAi
PENNSYLVANIA RnuTr

nm TN. Ne PhhNTNslINANis ROUTE
sf p2ghh h.i nsAck NSIENSIp ScfSsK
TRANS TESyr Ssf a'i fn6N 'S sr,r
For lrtishers and The wcs;, P-nnsylvan.s &
Coulttus rnd - LOUIS. With psrur Car n
bun 10 inii-nSiolis. iai.s'ur- 10 s'n,uI,i ia
tona 60 chicAso - laus snd ClnliinAfi
hia5T.S%S5S md sl,e.,nS TsT iisTrs,,gT =
daily. WITH u.,s Ss- 1sT N s q 70 ~
~ s. ana w.,lsn ApS , Ils, "a Harms M.
with Sle-isns CArs Msslilnstot. - ,',irago an
seei~rs or Louisville aud Mru.l,lis. Iuliinan
nmins Car P'tshuus 20 lirhn,ona aud G'hiosgo
d. Mrs' ~,,h through Sleeper 70 rt;,b1rs. ana ma
For ksne tsnandaisua. Rochester and Niassra Fali.
ro- dial ly' ss.sIi .snnaas; : Jan A.. -.
islo ~nl NisaarS daily, -Ncsrt Sssur,iay. 20 %
For williamsi5r' Ee,hestrr sni NisShfa Fa'is' 40
Sm dAi.s. cy,srt Saturday. ~ith slesIans ar
For MilliahlsIori, Remove ans Emira. At lo.5os m.
daiiy, enrcIf sunday.
For MilhAnIs?orf. daily. 43np.m.
foh phldApEilHlA,N En YORK AND THE FAST
la y, s nj n, 90 a. M, r. - = 10 2 a. 81
m T. -. = 10 , u. :. ~ lo.to aud lt.a, y.
D,n'nS Carlo New Nork. a.AO m. daily. ga.i.5s
For Ns~ lork ,ou:y. IAmftsl Enrrcss. with Diaias
-. f'h fhll-ADfllhi A ONLY.
fAs. express. y 10 IN weea days. AMI ! - y m
Accommodation. 500 IN. daily
ihITess = 40 . m datly.
Tor Boston. without chance. = Is q. IA. every ..y
For BROOKLYN y 4. all through frsfu- ,s,nn.sf a
Jersey city VITA bosts ~ Rrs.ol N Anne n a.
ma direct transfer 10 fulton street ay,,is, .i,i.
~ i.iriaEe as-r,'-s New lurk e ~.
For Atlantic city. llooAn Week days. IL b m
For BALTIMORE, 90. a-3G 80 $40. AGO. !. an
1000 100. ~ a. aud N ~ a n. 10 n III
ala, s =, As. !. "a, 4 ~. !. 81 = al q I'd az
iop. III. H. and ~ 4, O. m. On Suu,laN !, 81
9sl. 800 lo:N ll.oO a a.. a.. A., 1850 ia.|
u; 80 a4a.ioo. 4. ~. ,. ~. 8. u. :. 40 H. -
For Pores Crcek Line. :. ~ . m and A. :sjp M
daily. except SUNDAY. -
For Annapolis. 81 900 and II ~ a m. and a ~
J.. N, daily. except sunday. Sundays. o. 80 : t,
and 20 y.
fok ALhNANDRIA AND THE SOUTH
FOR Aehanirta, -aSl. q -. "a. = 40. 80 d. a
" iTYl n.Sn LOO, . "a. L.. a.. 90.
day az 30. 40. Asa. lo.45 am. loo, . al
"a Ia, 40. and 10. a. D.
accommodation tot Suan;co. =. a. a. m. datly
foE a., hiIohd ani the south. 4 ~ aud no a- a n,
- daiiy. ous D ln- week days.
Trains leave Aleasndrla for Washington COS. . a.
300. g ~. Sos. = a.. GA as 81 II lax, ,,f
ii-uS PIN IN sunday al ~ lu. 10 a., m. 4, ana
n ~ AIM 2Os. 5.uO. s.oo. . 40. a. IS ana IL -
Tickets and information at the orhc. nortb..s, ~
nef 81 ld street and iennsyl av-nu. ana AZ "A
stAtlun Nh.re ORDERS De isft tiec Am
~ 70 DESTINATION from hotels and rc-i.nces
ShAS y. flOh. J. H. MOOD.
nol6 ~ Ne -n''
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SCHOOL BUILDING FRAUDS.



the committee on buildings OF the board of
educationof New York that is investigating
the alleged frauds in the construction CT school
buildings is endeavoring to keep the progress
Of its inquiry secret. Enough leaks ont,
however, to show that the scandal is SO far
reaching that it is difficult to get a committee
OF experts to examine the buildings constructed
or repaired during Superintendent George W.
Debevoise's term, the experts desiring to keep
aloof from the impending disclosures For
this reason, it is said, the expert committee
was not appointed at tho recent meeting of the
building committee. Inspector Kelly was ON
hand to tell what he knew, but the irvestigat-
ing committee did not have time to hear him.
Trustee Samuels of the twelfth ward esti-
mates the magnitude Of the frauds at not less
than $500 900.
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Burned by q Benxine Explosion.

An explosion OF benzine in the paint store in
the basement of 62i East 18th street, New York
Wednesday set fire to the clothing Of Minna
Hoffman, twenty years old, the wife Of the pro-
prietor of the store, and her two-ycar old son.
Willie. and burned them SO badly that Minna
died five hours after in the hospital and the
surgeons said the boy would not live till morn.
inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-27

Keel Laid for . "whAlcback" Vessel
The keel has been laid by the American steel
barge works at Duluth for the first of American
vhalebscks, each Of winch will carry 10000
bushels Of wheat They are exclusively FOR
lake .Eade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-27

Fatal Result Of Herr Won Livsrhors Attempt
at Suicide.

Herr Krapft Won Liverhof secretary Of the
Austrian legation at Washington, who, while
absent from mis- post Oh leave. shot himself
with a revolver on Tuesday last in Vienna, is
dead.
He arrived in Vienna. accompanied by his
wife and child, on Tuesday and shortly after
ward he made the attempt upon his life. The
doctors pronounced his injuries fatal from the
first. and all their efforts were directed to
making him as comfortable as possible.
Herr krapft Won Liverhof was suffering from
mental depression and no doubt is entertained
that he was not responsible for his act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-27

There was another sensation yesterday in
financial circles in Berjin. Herr Hugo
Loewy, banker of that city. was declared
bankrupt In addition the police have taken
charge Of the bankers place of business and
private residence and have placed him under
arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-27
The China Was Not in Peril

The report that the Pacific Mail steamship
China was nearly foundered on her last trip by
a tidal wave was a great exaggeration The
damage to the China. though not slight. WAS
entirely superficial and in no way affected the
safety OF the ship or her passengers
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs FOR EVERY stan
~ ana 1autory. Notary and L. 8. comm1ns<nG
yNo. 4 bEALl> LA q ~.
IN 49, nso eAa- - p.R- -
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSlONAl
NINE. RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
VI yoyant and astrologist the seventh daughter
born with caul has wonderful healing power Gives
naiues and lucky dates. Don't fail TO this lady
Room 10. 80 ST. II. W. se.s,-t,Tr.
NINE. PERRIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY
INl reader OF the age. Information given with
phenomenal accuracy. Sittings, JOc. Hours, a. m
TO 3 p. m. l1S. StE st. NV. no2:flws
pRoF. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
1 advertising ciairvoyant astro!oser and med.0min
this city; has wonderful prophetic gilt OF second
sight Reveals hidden mysteries, RECEIVERS lost or
stolen property. brinas separated iosether.
speedy marriages. gives success IN business removes
family evil inruenees strangers from other
cities and all IN trouble will time money BY
coming to tine right at once he succeeds where
others have failed Convinces most skeptical and adj
vertises only what ne can do All business c0ntiden-
tial. Satisfaction guaranteed. SttlnSs. SOC. Hours
yto0. Open sundays Residence Az II ST. between
~ and 9TH SITS southwest no2l.n'
Mrs. E. V. SMELL, CLAIRVOYANT AND TEST
NU medium; MAGNETIC massage treatments Riyen
Can lie consulted at 904 New FORK a. W. nosl-Iws
Ar ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
I1 life All business confidential. Ladies and gen
tlemen. 80 cents each. Hours: Dam. to 8 D. M 20
st.. bet LIST and North Capitol SITS. NV nol4-2w
NINE DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
N1 English and German astrologist IN the city tells
all events OF life Ofice hours . M to D. M sun.
day. 10 to p. 1j08 18th OF. n ". noiO-l Inns
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'hAoep' sunday; Daily; ssundAy only


Baggage called for and h.c al from hotels ana -,
dsnces 10y Union Transfer 90. orders left at a AZ
omoes. ols and lsS5l Pa. ave. anu a depot
j. 4. ODELL, CHAs 81 scrrII
Gen. MANAGER. Ipol4l (sen I.ss A.,
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II and voice culture. EDWARD C. TOWNSEND
snA A,n ADA TowNsEND. Teschers. lSl7 18th st.
Az eol6-3p
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

Members ofthe Miles City chamber
Of commerce " II bear IN mind that
the regular weekly meeting Of the
chamber will be held tomorrow NOM
ing at IL O'Clock SHARP Ia the city
council room under the StOckgrowea
National Bank southwest corner
Main and sixth streets down stairs.
Those desiring 10 become members are
requested TO hand their nam~s to the
secretary before tina hour Of meeting.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

per acre per snnum, amounting to
so, ,633 so for the three years. Maxi
mum number Of cattle to be ranged
8 600 head.
DIST. No. 3, containing $4,000
acres Of which 1873, 900 are available was
let to the HUrlburt Cattle Co, at
3 5l-lOO cents per acre per annum or
$50, ,954.7O for the three years. Maxi
mum number Of cattle to be ranged
5000 head.
DIST. No. 4, containing 256,O0O
acre. Of uhicb 10000 are available,
was let to Thos. p alton represenungOt'
to Franc at 3 81 100 per acre per annum
OF $40 ,l7O.9O for the three years. Max
imum number Of cattle 800 head.
DIST. No. 5. containing 29l, 900
acres Of which So, 900 are available, was
let to NJ. H. Murphy Of Miles City al
62-lOO rents per acre per annum OF
s., ,665.40 for the three years. Maxi
mum number Of cattle 5000 head.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

Lieut.. John G. F. TiIl-on, s1jutant
Fifth inF.utIy, has returned - Fort
piss, Tex, T'om leave and h MANY
friends " 80 be e I'o le~-u that r.
little daughter My hf almost
wholly recovered from herr ut tden.
geToU- N s.
NJ. MT'er, wife Of Lieutenant
; uuel M1ler, regi giueu' quar- r.
mater FL D ir tnuy, 'sto accompany
her hI-Dand - fer g. New Orleans
en- route to her home'a Pennsylvania.
Gen. Miles. accompanied by Capt.
Eli Hr-giDs, Second cavalry, slde-de'
camp. attended the dedication eSer-
cises Of the Grant monument al Ga
lena, Ill on thu 3rd inst.
A board Of Offirer-, TO cor-' Il Of Col
Nathan W. OsO' rne, First Lteuten-
ans T. NJ. Deft' 5th iufsuuy, and
Waiter H Chstfield, 18th iufsntry
A. c. s., assembled al ~ Francs
Barracks, Fla, oh June ?, 1881, t. ex
anime @. NJ. SerEl. Cbas. o. Zqndt
5th infantry, for appointment as COM
missary sergeant U. ;. Army.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

Goes the story of the excellence Of
Hood's Sarsaparilla and what il has
accomplished, ard this is the strongest
advertising which is done on eehs'f
of this m, dicine. We endeavOr u
tell hone -tly what Hoods Ssrssparilla
is and what it will do, but what II hss
done is fsr more impOrtsut and fer
more potent. Its unequalled record OF
cures is sure 10 convince those who
b.ve never led Hoods Sarsapsrilia
thatitisPn excellent me iicine.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
sunday school Convention.

The state Sunday School Conven
tion is to be held in Bozeman on June
%, "A and 25. Entertainment will be
furnished by the citizens of Bozemsn
TO all the delegates who will be present
from any Sunday school of the state.
A very interesting program hes been
prepared, and all Sunday school work
ers will fDd 1t to Their advantage to
be present. Each sunday school Is
entitled to representation by pastor
and superintendent and three dele
gates; but all Sunday school WORKERS
who come to the Convention will b
entertained and entitled tO the privi'
Ieges of all meetings. E. SHARPE,
Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

have been a great sufferer from dry
cstarrh for many years, and tried
many remedies, but none did ns 90
much benefit as Ely's Cream Balm
1t completely cured me. NJ. J. Lally.
80 Woodward Ave-. Boston High
lands, Mass.
I think Ely's Cream Balm f. the
best remedy for catarrh I ever saw
I never took anything that relieved
me 50 quickly. and I have not felt 50
well for a long time. used to be
troubled with severe headaches two or
three times a week.. A. Alc0rn,
Ag't U. p. r. r. Co., Eaton, Col.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
The Long aud short Of it.

Outof the two million L niOn Soldier 3
in the last war, three-fourths were
American by birth. Ofthe remainder
l75. .OCO were Germans, 80, 900 Irish,
sc, 600 English and $1,000 Canadians.
The average height was 5 feet 81 inches
Out of the million recorded heights,
there were 1900 men over six feet.
The tallest man in the service wa
Capt. Van Auskirk Of the nth Indi-
ana, who st BOD 6 feet l03 inches in bis
stockings. The short 81 soldier was q
member Of the 1920 Ohi0, whose
stature YVES only 40 inches. In the
matter Of RAILROADS "the long and short
Of il" is that the length oTthe Burling-
toll lines is over 1000 miles, and it Is
the shortest, quickest aud the best
route for reaching all the larger places
in ten states west of Chicago, For
tickets by this l'ue apply to any cou-
pom ticket agent, or for fufteer intor-
nation write To w. ]. G. Kenyon
Gen. Psss. Agent {. B. & n. r. r.
~. Paul, Miun.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

OTTAWA, Oct, June l2.-ItloOks -
though Sir Chsrle- Topper will bethe
next premier. II the report from an
authoritative source eau be believed,
the Governor-C neral cabled the
high commissioner this afternoon
asking MIN TO form a ministry and
that parliament would be adjourned
two week until the nigh commission
err. arrival
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
The { W Reservation Grarirg Privilege

The { w Reservation Grazirg Irivileges
Under the bids received some weeks
for grazing privileges on the Crow
reservation, the following contracts
have been made by TIE interior de-
partment:
DIST. No. !, contsiD'1g ls2,OOO
acres Of which lSs, 600 are available for
<. zing purpOses. was let - saml ID.
Hardin representing Hardin & Camp -
bell, at three cents per acre per annum
for the available acreage for three
year, amounting to Sl6,s2O' for the
ls' r period MsXimum number OF cat
tie to be held al any one i'me, 800
head.
DIST. No. >. containing 3s5,OCJ
acres OF which l9l. 900 are available -pr
grazing. was let to the Columbia
Land and Cattle Co, at s5-lOO cents
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
Shot Dead by a Tramp

GRIZZLY, Col, June l2.-N hiie
Brake .man John Dillon wfs sttempt-
ing [, get tramp from freight train
the trsmp shot and ~ I'd Dnon- The
tramp then jumped from the train and
sta. "a across thr fielcs, pursued by
Brak eman Msttling. who shot the
tramp three times, killing him Instant
ly. The rame Of the tramp is un-
known.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

NEW YORK, June l2.-Charles Scole,
merchant. of Is West Twenty second
street was chsrve1 tonight ]. w. Car
roll, paper manufsct urer, Of IS Duane
strs ct, with stealing a diamond stone.
value az $4,000 The diamond Is an
unique stone, sbout the size of pea
and is known as the ''orange dia-
mond." ScOle was arrested.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

There was u terrific thunder storm
at Montreal Thursday.
Up TO Thursday Lord Stanley had
not yet cplled upon any person to form
the ministry.
Az Michigan rsi'roads are placed
under the came method Of 'axstion
by the law just passed.
Samoan shoulders ere ssid 10 be dis
sat fled with the Berlin treaty end
want a change in kings.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
PRICE FIVE CENTS

meDt lists the iast yesr's iDcresse Of
II cir stock, whether horses, cattle or
sheep, are hereby notified that such
Withholding is unlawful, aud unless
the same is reported TO the under
signed at once a penalty Of 800 fine
and all increase Of the assessment to
ten times its original amount will be
enforced. T. J. THOMPSON,
A
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
TELEGRAPHlC
News from Various Points Of
the Worlo Dished up for
Our Readers
The Usual Grist Of Local News
from in and About Miles
City.
Judre sawyer Decide. for the =. p.

HELENA, Mont, June l2.-Judee
Sawyer to-day decided the case Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad company
We. r. X. Bardes and others In favor
Of the company. Tn case was a test
one and IL involved the title of the
company 70 the m'1erp' lands in the
odd sections in its grant. Judge Saw
yer decided that the plaintiff had q
title 10 all the land on which minerals
bad been found since 1852, the time Of
filing the map Of definite location.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

ALTOONA, Pa, June l2.-In a rail-
road wreck to-day the following were
killed: Conductor Stephen Van Coy,
Engineer John Simon and Fireman
William Crosier. William Dunn, H.
L. Hotrik ana Aaron WOner, brake
men. were hurt internally and bruised.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
Base ball-Ffiday
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 8, Chicago 8.
Brooklyn :, Cincinnati ..
B. styn 5. Pittsburg 4.
Philadelphia 5, Cleveland l6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati 0, Columbus 8.
Wa hington 8, Athletic 4.
Baltimore 8, Boston I.
Louisville Z, st. Louis 8.
We TERN ASSOCIATION,
Minneapolis II, Milwaukee, 3.
Sioux City IL. ~. Paul o.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
F1cursIon 10 CIendive,

The Northern Pacific railroad will
sell excursion tickets to sll wishing to
attend the races at Glendive, for one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale June 18th TO 2Ofh inclusive. Good
to return June 2l-t.
&. r. GRIFFITH,
Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
statement ofLiceuces

Collected during quarter ending
May 3lst, 1891, as returned by the
county treasurer to the board of coun-
ty commissioners at their Juoe session.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

CAMBRIDGE, Mimi, June l2,-In
Paul's Ike yesterday Oscar Tunstrom,
aged Il, pnd Peter WinlUnd, aged %,
were drowned while bathing. The
bciies were recovered.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14
stockhoIder. Meet ne.

Notice is hereby SiN-n that there
will be a meeting OF the cKbolders
Of Miles City ana Clark's Fork mining
Co, held at the Office OF Strevell a
Porter on June 2sth. 1891, for the cleo
tion Of officers for theeDsuing year.
c. L. MERRILL,
Sec'y. c. .W.ANDERsON
prpsit
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

All live stock owners in this county
who have withheld from their asses
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-06-14

Leave your order for a nobby, light
colored pair OF pants at Ed. Ar
noldia
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SOCIETIES

Sherin-s sale.
C. Stoddard and Helen NJ. Howard1
NO AA-is
Thos. II. Logan and Eyaline Logan.l
To - s0ld Al -hefin-s sale on the sth day oi
July 1921, az o'clock p. m Al the north front
door OF the couu house Al Miles CITY, the tollos-
iDg described property. tOWit Lots i've (5l si1 W
seven f7l Q ight ~ nine % and ten uU IN BLOCK
thirty $50 ~ Miles City, County OF Custer, state
of Mon ana acc, riding 20 the plat and survey ol
tbs aid Miles City BY the n. =. X. K Co. ned for
record IN she OF Of the recorder Of deeds IN and
Tor said Custer county. I'D . dosE1i
n.ied TN. 10Th day Of May. 1891.
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Park Restaurant

On Park street near Bridge. Meals
at all hours. Regular dinner every
dsv. FRED CHRISTOPHER Prop.
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(signed)
w. E. SAVAGE,

Exfmint and approved by the
board OF county commissioners June 3,
1891.
(Signed) w. n. HAYNES.
Chsi man pro tenn.