Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-12

A vf-it t the river bank tn the park
yesterday morning disclosed the fact
that the ic-, which had sun out during
the night had carried fr,m their an
churax+, tut row Of Old iron safes that
WE'RE put la t"'-ttion Ia~t SIMMER by
THE Chamber If Commerce, to Att a. Il
III t.nk Nuter Or Wiug dam and thru"
thu tutIet,& tn .he keOgh id+ I the
riv+r. Mt d vtsl4e nt these heavy
a,a iukv nli~et~ wins tn s'e .*eu,
|tbougt, 1t ii rrrhAhIe that Ih+y will be
found Ii, tu'd-~trranl W1Iet~ t'at wa'tr
I>fysllr ::s.W WIiIa ,hvy ftn4intt: lt' l''1r~t-
<itf,. tht> s+tvrd tlt~lr E1fp,~t:: ;'s:>'el1-
E;tttily, .+=14eetlng: the heavs TN away
iron. t,,t 1,.l,:k 4n,t tttstFf>lL:lt It: 1,,:*. II
..as:atte:* vt :t,~t !. et*t2: .t"o nnAi .tltfte
hnEtlrtA tr..t. Aalt ~ h~ 1A'ttit'e. a. AZ e
i..4 1Iix1s.t had "a fnstx.: ~=tli#1 n h4nk,
ruttlns nu1 Ill Itt& ttt*' *:nt :: =taa.t
!. ,nlatt Whrrt+ tt,t. f, h1, !: Wt l+ 1zIAnfeu,
il, d Jr III si,+. t., 1,tte .r+t t,lI th@ ~ =
ire park tr.',,<AEr, *flla lss* here
Ns,tth nu III us1t htsVr t.t.=tl ==ttssrt ater,
! bat fyr tne tuct*lIut Nh .bjss. ntt4*:lt~
! wtu Il rx.tr :~lt,nt t},, "aha:tuItlR h tDut
swo hundred 1tt ntaft t.Ht.t t+tVt i II y
! f. usltre, throwing / j. t4f,r:n+rs ltr AAttN
1tru,, tic b4nkt= Ihrs trtFe will. 'ttAws
| tver, @l,.s.ut1,u ts.>l,- J.nt Il A41. 9f>"t'
hAve o11p, nv / 1i.rjr ..ttt~ urt badly *.
!! rnstd by Thu c4.tljsK HNny Ut 'ht tank,
The uus stiuh FIR The rit$ a. t.are*
iully collslutr nt.w aud sci ninn this
= tnn.r j. The appropriation, IT II *ntt'
sufficient tv build II e.nAnrnt wig
nnul ut ut,ltlt an tlils SIDE ot ths r.vt'
l. .!uw the ford where thr current hkrs
tne turn townrd Miles City, aud no'
only is thi, wofk Ut cts>ary, but -ome'
thing of the kind tras got ~ te undet'
taken ut or near the Buckingham
plac-. IT these p o;ectioDs are n"'
undertaken and carried 10 compl' tl'i
It will he merely a question e tune
and a short time ut that, when th'
river will sweep the tnwn and make
channel wherever II plesses. TIL
situation ut the Buckinghnm bend l.
, probably the most sefinur, II the plar'
where the cutting away OF tie bank i
- being doue ~ u high bench, ON th
;, town ~ide ut which IN II deep sWale "
:, ancient wattr cuurse. Whenever thl
brtlch In cut down, be 1t iu one year u
five. there will be nntring /, inttrfer
with The rush OF water and iee thf ouE
the town,
This years break up was mild ont
:. but next year 1r the year after :"
~ uay have one like lSS3, when cakes
+ snltd ict, Weighing tc1ls, vent en'5tn
down Pa,.k atrtet quite as swiftly az
they were III the river. This Ii th
year to attend to this p,atttr, aud th
public funds cannot be put 10 any bel
J. ter u than protecting the ci'y i
j. la,gp. The fact that eight or ten iro
1t saf u, weighing from 1000 tn BOZ
er pounds apiece. and partially imbedde
T. In the bunk, weEe picked up and sweI
d away by comparatively quiet nrea
l. up will sefva 10 show the ltnmenf
10 force txerted by the water On such u
l. oas,tons. 'ihe pe1il Ia tu,m,nent, an
10 demands that the matter should n
Ia ceivu prompt consideration, and lh4
y the work Of protection should l,e Ut
% dertaken this summer.
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