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The morning call., 1891-02-06
SWEET-WINE LAW.
Assessments Under III Have Been
Suspended.

Great CONSERVATION was caused among the
sWeet-wine growers of this State recently
by a ruling of Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue John w. Mason that no natural
grape must coula contain over 26R per cent
of sugar before fermentation, and after
fermentation no more sugar and alcohol
than would amount TO that per cent, TO get
the benefit of the Sweet-wine Law.
Three weekssago the internal revenue Of
fcers found that there were large quantities
of sweet-wine must all over the State which
carried larger amount of sugar than the
law allowed, and so reported to Washing
ton. In reply, Com missioner Mason ordered
that all sweet wine should be treated, and
be assessed 80 cents gallon for all brandy
used IN the treating. This meant serious
tax to the wine men, and large quantities of
their products were practically tied up. One
large firm is said t. have $4,000 worth,
another $4,000, and yet another 5000 worth
of wine tied up through the obnoxious
ruling
c. A. Wetmore, manager of the State
Nlticutural Commission, prepared an eX-
haustiVe treatise relating to the quantity of
Saccharine matter contained in Sweet-Wine
must, showing that nearly all must made
here contained more than the allowed per-
centage of sugar, and on Tuesday forward
ed the same 10 Commissioner Mason at the
latter'S request.
On Wednesday the Viticultural Commits
siOners went 10 Sacramento to APP ear before
the Legislative committee relative to the
work they are doing. There they met Col
lector By ngton, who informed them that
number OF wine-makers in his district had
been reported for assessments. The Com
missioners at once telegraphed to Commits
SlOner Mason, informing him that data and
a report relating to saccharne contents of
must used in Sweet-wine making had been
forwarded to him. and added: Collector
Byington suggests that you suspend assess
ment III case of number OF people in his
district who are liable to assessment until
our report is considered"
Yesterday afternoon the following dis
patch was received from Commissioner Ma
son by President L de Turk:
All assessments suspended awaiting consider
alton OF your report relative to sacchafine con-
tents of must.
This will be excellent news for the sweet
wine makers, said Secretary Winfield Scott
OF the Viticultural Commission, and there
is hardly a wine-maker in the State that is
not affected by the law. II means practi-
cally the release of 500, 600 worth of sweet
wine that has been tied up"
The morning call., 1891-02-06
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb 8. - Trading in stocks was
dun to-day but the market showed a continuance
of the late strength especially In the forenoon and
with slight setback, caused by weakness in few
stocks, there strong undertone displayed
throughout the session. Northern Pacifcs were
heavy all the way out. the opinion being that there
had been large line marketed on the strength of
the general market. Union Pacific, however, be-
came strong in the afternoon, and there was an up
ward movement, accompanied by the statement
that the report for December would be better than
generally expected. Pacific Mail reflected the dis
appointment OF holders over the prospect or slow
ness OF the Subsidy BIZ by decline OF 2 per cent
The market finally closed dull and steady with in
significant changes for the day. The loss on Pacific
Mail was per cent. Governments steady. Petro-
ieum-March closed at 7714.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. = United States Bonds as.
1191s; do 41a's, 1017s; Northern Pacific, 2SI%;
Canadian Pacific, "A Central Pacific, 1855; Union
Pacific, 1855; Atchisou, 3O14 Wells Fargo, l4O;
Western Union, Slss Silver, 1914; Sterling,
81 s512@4 49,
New YORK, Feb. 5.-wheat, cash, -; March,
81 l0I4.
Flour-Steady.
COfee-$l6 SO.
Sugar-47st95 9-l6c.
Hops-Pacihc Coast 29@35c.
Hides-13c.
Copper-Lake, Sl4 %.
Tin-Spot, $50.
Lead-Domestic, 81 40.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-March, TIA.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

sued for was for dockage and not for wharf
age, and explained that by dockage is meant
the rental of a portion of n wharf, against
which the ship is moored and by wharfage
the rental of the wharf for the storage or
landing of merchandise. 1t is the vessel it
self that is liable for dockage and the mer-
chandise for wharfage.
The board instructed the Secretary to COM
munlcate with persons occupying sea-wall
lots 10, II and II, informing them to vacate
by April LIST. This is done to make room for
the belt railroad.
Chief Engineer Manson was authorized to
obtain prices for new engine for the load.
and bills amounting to $3.50 05 were Or
darad maid
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zoe: TAO Gasoline, bulk, 1e19c; cases, 251ac; sss
Gasoline. bulk, 30c; cases. 35c p gal.
WHITE LEAD-0uoted at s9S12c p 10.
TuRPENTINE-Quoteda at 6Jc . gallon
SUGAR-The california Refinery quotes terms nee
cash: Cube, Crushed Extra Powdered aud Fine
Crushed. all 6t4c; Dry formulated, &c: COntec-
TONERS A. Sac; Extra q, SC; Golden c. 434e o ID
Bags, "a more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as follows.
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine
Crushed and Powdered. &c 2 10; Extra Fine Pow
dered 6l4c: Dry Grannlated. sac; Xxx do. 534e;
Confectioners A. 55sc: White Extra q, Ice; EXTRA
q, 4Ac: Golden c, Age TsED.
The morning call., 1891-02-06
SEVERED.

1 only breathe from day to day
My hearts thousand miles away.
on duty's round go my way
NV life's a thousand miles away.
The world seems like n shallow pay
Ny thoughts are thousand miles away.
No longer books hold potent sway
NV minds a thousand miles away,
MY hours l spend alone and pray
For one a thousand miles away.
In ali do or think, or say,
My soul's thousand miles away.
! feel like one bereft, aStray,
Blmded-I cannot find my way.
My body's Eere, but my pulse may
Reat Quick-a thousand miles away.
My past. my present, futnre-yeal
All that my record has to say
is fnll a thousand mites away.
Friends seeing me may lightly say,
"'ris her old seIt-we know her way"
cannot auswe TO them May"
For Pm a thousand miles away.
Nj Ell X CoLQUITT, in y. o. Times Democ rat.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

Sheriff j. A. McDougan of Santa Clara
County lodged Lee zee. desperate Chi
nese, at the City Prison yesterday morning
and in the afternoon the prisoner was placed
on Doard the Rio dc Janeiro and sent back
to China. At San Jose Lee Yee was known
for two years as a most dangerous MongoI.
Several times he attempted to Kill fellow
countrymen, and about six weeks ago he
was shot in the leg while trying to break
into house near Gilroy. When he recoy-
cred be asked to leave the country. and the
San Jose authorities readily consented, be-
ing only too glad to be rid Of him.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Most stocks were few cents higher yesterday,
though there was no individual huctuation worthy
OF notice The close weak.
Local securities were dull with advance in S.
V. Water to 1913.
The Central Pacific r. r. Co. paid a dividend of 81
share or the year yesterday This is at the
rate OF per cent per annum.
Benton Con- had $792i3 and Silver Hill sI2. s3s
cash hand FebruarY 18TH
Assessments Pending,
The following a list of assessments now uendtng.
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Out OF forty applicants who have been
oaiiy Tor month harassing the life ont Of
tue mayor TO be appointed Interpreters the
following appointments were made vester-
gay Iiay by 1.-THE the Mayor, Judge Wallace and Po-
Fr Ere 'I Itaian 'odchlm man German, Fred
Spanish, Joseph A. Becsey, and Siaynni aiu
andrew Glover. All the other positions Of
Ike nature were declared vacant exceot RI : :
now hlied by Louis Locke, Interpreter 70 of
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First Unitarian Society.

The First Unitarian Society held its first
annual meeting on Monday night, and the
reports of officers were received, and four
new trustees elected Moderator Gorham
announced that the church il entirely out of
debt, and that for the future the regular in
come of the society would meet all expenses.
The years receipts had been S14133 80, and
the expenses S14.051 %
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Perjury, Confessed,

u. i. Martini was examined yesterday on
charge of stabbing d. w. Antonio. When
placed On the witness-stand, Antonio con-
tradicted the statements sworn to in the
complaint and finally admitted that the
friends OF Martini had given him money to
,'ilx' the case Judge Rix ordered Antonio
into custody for perjury.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

Steamers to sail to-day are the Coos Bay for
San Pedro, the Crescent City for Crescent City the
Jeanne for Puget Sound and the Gypsy for the Sa-
linaS River. The Willamette Valley falls due from
Yaquina Bay, the Corona from san Diego, the UNA
tilla from Victoria and Puget Sound, the San Pedro
from Tacoma and the Emf y, Arago and Arcata
from Coos Bay
The ship Alex Gibson 2I2l tons, loads merehan-
disc for New York; bark Geo +. Manson, 1853 tons,
Coal at Tacoma for this port ship Levi G. Burgess,
1886 tens, Coal at Seattle for this port barkentiue
Kltkitat, 469 tons, Lumber the Sound for Homo
lulu
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

R. 7. Van Norden (referee) to s. Goldstein
ct al. lot on 5 "; cor: of Chestnut and octa-
Frank Jones to Martha Farrell, lot on Nv '''O''
cor. Of ST Roses and Cook SITS, y. l2jxI20. - 10
NV. cor: Of Clement st and IhrtIeth ave,
Lewis B. Stern u Isaac Licbes, sauIe......... 5
b. Joost to j. J. Hayes, lot L. Block g. Noun
P. j. Kaib to Michael Walsh lot on line OF Zsoo
Twenty-sixth ST., $50 L. OF Diamond f. 40
J. P. Mccarthy to Alfred Clark. lot on W ~
line Of san Miguel ranch, 1905 % S. Of Cor
bett road, s. 64x3l0 rods. ................... -
Herman Huber ct al. to &. S Laumester lot
on Sw. line Of Main ST. 1884 Sc of Mis-
O. z. White to Charles r Doe ct al. lot on Az
W. line Of fresPe! St, 1875 n. Of Seven
G. b. Gilman to Richard k anderson lot on -''''
E. line of Nebraska st, 200 s. OF Nevada, S.
James o'Brien TO Robert s. Moore Ell al lots ~
IS and l6' Block 400; also Iors 2 aud -,
Block ] IA also lots and Is, Block 1929,
South San irlnslsco Homestead Railroad
cansiea often ten TO AdehrId often lot on sw
cos. OF Point LObos ave. and Cook ST., w.
Anna * Ro deE TO Charles 4. Clinton. lot s Gilt
Block |, Holly Park Observation-Disclosures. 10
Benjamin NJ. Gum to James e. Far, lot on
4i2:sx2i5; also lot on NV. cor. Of Lewis
and Pierce sts Sw. 39l :3x2OO. ........... 10
William NJ de Wolf to Peter NJ Miocevch,
lot on E line OF Seventeenth ave, l75 y.
Mary Ellis s to j. n Pierce io, one Ne cor Of ~
Seventeenth st. and Treat ave, e. 25xl2O..
Katherine Il. FELTON, (by administrator to
Jacob Heyman, outside lands Block ia. $500
sydney j. FELTON, ct al. to Jacob Heyman
same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mary b. Britain TO Jacob Heyman, outside
lands, Block 1906. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Elizabeth Jacobs to Mary B. Britain, same 10
Jacob Heyman to John J. Lansing lot on n
line OF I ST., 1926 L. OF Forty-third ave- L
4toAlUu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
II. T. Sheldon and wife to o. ID. Baldwin lot
on SW. of X st. and Forteth ave w
240, S. 4Ol:5 E. 240:6, n. 3l7:5......., so
Henry w. Dodge TO Frank Mailer lot on Il
cor. OF st. and Ninth ave, E. 81 :6xlOO 10
jules Desder and wife to Alex Mcqueen LOT
on W. line of Mason St, 55 IS y. of Vallejo
\. 22x70, ~. 1900
lot on NV. ltne Of Natoma ST., 225 SW OF
Eighth, SW. 25x75 ,........ 10
Bernard Herellmante to Rose Stefen, lots
81 and 80, Block AZ. City Land Association 100
Morris Hamburger to Louis Stern. lot on s.
line Of Folsom St., 275 NE. of Sixth, NE rs
400. 10
Alex F. Morrison to Christian Jorgensen lot
on e. line OF Castro ST., 81 20 S. OF Twenty
third, ). 25x1O5. 10
Charles Singer and wife TO Louisa Huf-
schmidt, lot on N. line OF California ST.
1 S9 IS "; Of Hyde W 25xs7; II 500
Ilne OF Sacramento ST., 1877 IS w. OF Walnut
W. l5I;6xl21 :1O1Z; lot IL. cor of Sac
ralnento and Maple SITS. f. 1877 :6xl97 81.
lot on SW. of Pacific ave ana iocnsstt
81, : III :o14 W. 200. N. IL, NE. l35 E
Louis Haggin to George Hearst undivided
u N
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For Injuries Receired.

Thomas Farrell has sued Jean NJ. Dupas
TO recover $10,175 damages sustained by
reason OF alleged negligence in faulty con-
structing passage-way on the plaintiffs
premises, resulting in the latter's being pre-
cipltated twenty feet and receiving injuri es
to his spine and nervous system.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

Wholesale rates from slaushterers to dealers ara
as follows:
BEEF-First quality 51aS6c; second quality, SCI
third do, SI2941ac.
VEAL-Iarge 5gD5c; small Calves sac.
MUTT0N-Wethers. s1299c; Ewes, SO Iac.
SPRING LAMB-Nominal at l5c p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs 41a9i5sc q 10 for heavy hard
granted and $3.50 i7sc for light average dos stock
Hogs 4g41sc q 10; dressed do, 1850 3 10
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Kleptonania.

Ten jurors were secured by Judge Ange-
lotti in Department II yesterday for the trial
OF Emil Becker, accused of having stolen
$1,000 worth Of diamonds and jewelry from
q firm in New York that he was travelling
for. Becker's defense win be kleptomania.
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win Keopen ON Monday.

Contracts were closed yesterday, which
insure the reopening of the Powell-Street
Theater next Monday with the Hess Grand
Opera Company. Robert the Devil' will
be the opening piece.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

CHICAGO Feb. 5.-wheat was In light demand,
and the market quiet The market opened
about the same as yesterdays closing, fuctuated
within small range and advanced Ac, eased off
1ac again advanced zee, ruled weaker, and closed
about 16c lower than yesterday. Receipts, 247oO0
bushels shipments. $4,000 bushels. Rye firm at
TIE. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-Wheat, cash, 951ac.
Corn-51s4c
Pork-S9 s..
Lard-$j rs.
Ribs-$4 80.
Whisky-$l IA.
The morning call., 1891-02-06
Burglar Mahoney Held.

James Mahoney, the murderous ex-convict
who was recently surprised in the room Of
Lieutenant Harrison, U. S. A. at the Ross
more House, was examined in Police Court
. yesterday and held for trial on a charge of
The morning call., 1891-02-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 5.
larry OF THE MARRErS

IHURsDAY EVENING, 7 Cd. D.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Wheat quiet.
Barley lower
Oats and Corn unchanged.
Light receipts of Hay.
No variation in Beans
Heavy arrivals of Potatoes.
Onions In larger receipt.
Butter slowly weakening.
Eggs of again.
Poultry sells well.
Game abundant.
Oranges dull.
String Beans high.
Coal weak
The morning call., 1891-02-06
English wheat Market.

LIvERPoo Feb 5.--The spot market is easy at
rs 6d@7s l0d. Cargoes are quiet at 3ss Sd for
of coast 3Ss for Just shipped and 3ss Sd for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: February, Is 914d March,
rs Cd; April. rs si4d; May, rs Sd: June, rs
714di July, Is 6I4d; August, IS SAD.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Feb 8. - Consols a71a; United
States Bonds-4's, 122Ia; do. 41a's, 1O414 Silver
465sd; Rentes, 95f 45c.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

THE WEEKLY CALL contains in ey.
cry number choice reading mat
ter equivalent to three hundred
pages OF magazine size. ST. IS
a year, postpaid
The morning call., 1891-02-06

MoRSING SALES.
Board-10 Pacific Coast Borax. go. IN 40 or. IN
Gasight SO. 'oi Az 10 81; III
AFTERNOON SALES.
III, board-20 Water 90; 20 State Investment
The morning call., 1891-02-06
Shipping Notes.

The Rio de Janero took out yesterday treasure
list of 1921 .523, consisting OF $lT752l In Mexican
Dollars and $4,000 in Gold Coin.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, zoe for sight drafts and SOC
The morning call., 1891-02-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

THURSDAY. Feb 8.
F1our or eks % 9g6 Bran SKIS ..,........ 1907
do Oregon do - Ss7S do oregon. do. 2 500
Wheat cffs 1881 Beans sKs........ 1,l78
do, oregon do. ~ SIG diddl1ngs, sKs.--.. S5I
BARLEY cts - 935 fiay tons .,,.. 2I8
do. Oregon do. 4. 125 straw. tons. 1885, d
Oats Oregon, cts. 2l5Mustard SKIS. ..... $50
Corn. SKIS. ..,,,,.., .4SU Wool. bis ..........
Potatoes. SKIS ....... 4 $50 do, Oregon do.
do. Oregon, do. 1877 Quicksilver, hsAs... 20
Onions, sxs -. 2lfIideS no ........... 80
do, oregon. do. 80
The morning call., 1891-02-06

Bankers sight drafts, 81 $3.50; bankers sixty-day
bills, 81 e5i4.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

INC SiittEs
Quoted at 81 021 a q ounce.
The morning call., 1891-02-06
Two Bank Reports,

The Sather Banking Company has beer
examined by Commissioners Gerberding and
Knight, whose report is as follows:
The morning call., 1891-02-06

Mexican Dollars.
Quoted at Sl@S2c.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Francisco Stock Board:
REGULAR sEssIoN-9:3 A. NJ.
100 Alta ..... .65 100 lmD..... 5OOccidnt.. l. 90
1000 Andesl.20 b 90.....25 100 ophir 1855
lou Beleher 80 500 Con l..2J 100 ..........3.aO
450 Is Isle $50. so so CPoiut.2.O5 100 - 395
800 q B...3.2O2lSO q & ..3.UO 100 Ovrmn..2.1 10
2OO Bodie.-. 90 20O ......--..3O5l IS POtos...5I4
200 Bonanza .3O6 500 Prize 20 2lO savage q L.
4OJ BuIlion..24OS5O & NJ Los $50 SCORPION. 20
200 kuIwer.-..3U 5oJustice. .l0IlO0 B& NJ. 90
100 CaIedonIa.65t550 Kentuck. .45lloO ..,...l O5
$50 Chail C.-ls4 200 Lady W...2Ol3lU New =. 40
100 Cholar 233 100 Mexlcan.2 9U4 20 Union. lao
100 Comth 400 New Q.....3ul i51 IJacket.2.6t
$50 ~ N.5l4 100 B Isle. go. 10 10
20 .,.,.,...-51&
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+ G Stark, Davisvllle
J Thomas. San Jose
= Curly. Belmo Mt
M Clarcy, New York
} Duff, Prescott
H o Taylor, Topeka
/ w ComstOck hausayCty
L j owen & VT, Mexico
Mrs Gelson, PRESCOTT
i & Salamon. Davisville
> Chandler. Redding
r II PerSce, Redding
L II Weber, Iowa
G Winteler. iowa
II S Bush, san Cruz
! II Williams, Santa Cruz
J + Collins. Redd.ng
j Thompson, Arizona
j Smith, Oakland
w Barnes, Oakland
The morning call., 1891-02-06
BOARD SALES.

NoTE-Assessments OF mi mes net listed on t
Board fall delinquent in ONCE.
The morning call., 1891-02-06

SIS HOUSE.

- - - -
&c A Truesdeli Il W. Arcata
A z Ralston, Eureka
w Scott. Cincinnati
| ii SteIl. Saginaw
! w II McQuade, Duluth
J w Fox, breckenridge
10 Whitman & W ,FerndaIe
Mrs II Ii Neebur. Ferndal
~ f Edwards&w, Portlnd
IL Cayar, Santa Catalina
J + Y Emerson, Seattle
b K Phillips, Oakland
G II Crowns Il W, Wis
Mrs VI Goodwin. Canada
! ; ii Chase, san Jose
Il W Craig, San Jose
j B Curtis, Portland
K w Sherman, Sacmento
w DuBoSe, st Paul
~ G Boone, Salem
w c e Lipp, Lakewood
J j Cox, ST Louis
+ j Aldrlch, st Louis
+ NJ Chapman, Candelaria
L ROGERS, California
ii L Willis. California
S II MckillipS, Antioch
Z q McPiSe, Grayson
w f McFike, Grayson
+ Sullivan, Reno
Miss L Hobbit, san Jose
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James G.Mc Donald & Co., candies.
A CARD TO THE PuRLLC.

Apparently a certain morning journal of
this city seeming to be better posted on my
Intentions than l am myself, as will be OBJ
served by their statement on the 21st inst,
to the effect that as soon as had settled
my business affairs contemplated moving
to Denver. Now l wish to inform nv
friends and the public in general that at nc
time during the past twelve years have ]
ever contemplated going to Denver or any
other place, nor have l eyer given the least
animation to any person or persons of any
intention on my part to leave Salt Lake
city. On the contrary, they have always
been informed that l am located here for
good.
have been identified with various bust
ness enterprises in this city since 1873, and
for the past six years in the insurance
business representing the leading COM
panies OF America and Europe, In fire. life
and accident, my Office for the -ast year
has been and still is in the Progress block.
rooms SD and 515, where or one of nv
representatives can always be found, and I
will be pleased to have all my old friends
call at any and all times, and viii also be
deligh ed to form the acquaintance of all
new corners, and have them bear in mind
that the agency of Louis Hyams is one of
the largest if not the largest in the country.
the combined cash capital and assets repre-.
sented in my office being over 5000, DOC, GOO.
Respectfully LOUIS HYAMs,
SILT LAKE CITY, December %. 1890.
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ADVJCE m MOTHERS

Houten's Consultations, made in
StantlV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-14
WITH TEE HOSFILES.
The Herald's Correspondent Re-
views the Situation.
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT CASEY.
Jack Red Cloud in the Toils-The Health of the
Boys Good-Warlike Scenes Near
Pine Ridge.

CAMP NEAR ADAToN PosToFFICE, on the
site of Old Camp Sheridan, Jan. Z, 1891
From our Special Correspondent in the
Field AT IL o'clock this forenoon we
moved camp about three quarters of a
mile and again pitched our tents About
one-quarter of a mile from US were the
tents Of the second battalion of the Seventh
cavalry with a Hotchkiss battery. About
o'clock p. In. the cavalry broke camp and
marched toward the agency, to go in camp
on Crazy creek, about ten miles distant.
Our present camp position is better than
the one vacated in case of an attempt on the
part OF the hostiles to surprise us. A de-
Tall OF six men and one sergeant from both
companies Cd and E, Sixteenth infantry
volunteered and will go with two wagons
to Pine Ridge agency in the morning to
have acquisitions filed for blanket-lined
overcoats and seamless knit boots for the
command. Will write you from the agency,
as 1 go with the ID company detail.
The officers and men are all well. The
situation
is GROWING MORE SERIOUS,
and no one on the picket line grows drowsy.
We sleep on our arms, do not remove our
clothing, not even take off our shoes. The
boys OF The command can be counted on, to
the man, to do their duty. There are no
settlers on their ranches between here and
the agency, distance of eighteen miles.
Here in one house are five families, whilst
teams filled with living freight are hourly
Fastening to the towns hereabouts for pro-
lection. General Miles has the hostiies
fairly surrounded, and they have to the
1Oth instant TO surrender. If they persist
there will be a general closing in on them.
and terrible battle will undoubtedly be
the result. Here we can hear of no moves
made by the different troops forming the
circle. From present indications our
movement will be in the direction of the
Bad Lands, as the hostiles are between that
section and the agency.
Scouts are all around US, securing the
country, and predict it an unlucky day
Tor the reds should any band of them come
IN contact with the Seventh cavalry. One
OF the "Jackass battery Hotchkiss guns
win the Seventh, small unpretentious
looking little instrument, of TX inch cali
bre, lifted just thirty Indians into the land
OF the unknown at one fire Corporal
Welnet OF light battery e, First artillery.
me viii be remembered by many as at
Fort Douglas with his battery, for stand
ing by his gun at the Wounded Knee fight
has been recommended to the President as
worthy recipient for certificate of merit
and gold medal. The little corporal did
good and effective work with his gun and
deserves especial recognition. The mails
are very slow and our present location will
not permit the use Of the wire, so | shall
send you the news as l get it with such
regularity as the mail will allow me.
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