The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-05-13

eastern people Il better idea of our re
sources: also that he be asked to make /;
few remarks suitable for a brochure
hereafter to be published relative to the
resources of Puyallup. Passed.
' Committee appointed to arrange menu
for the said dinner. General discussion
regarding the use of native wines al
same. Resolved to take three or fou,
large drinks before dinner instead Of
having wine at table.
General discussion as to whether Mr..
Depew woul. object to waf1ies before or
after the ice cream. Secretary asked to
write Mr.. Dc Jew regarding same and at
same time GENEROUSLY to outline the
trend Of the matters to be touched upon
Resolved thar marleu copies VI gne
Christmas number of the Puyallup
1elper be sent 10 the Standard Oil COM
pany showing tire of our town.
Resolution passed and /" arunful of
wood brought in by the vice president.
Moved that the Puyallup band be per-
mitted to practice in the board of trade
building if it viii furnish its kero-
| sene. Referred 10 committee on enter
tainment for visit of Standard Oil COM
pany.
General discussion regarding street car
line now running between postoIfice and
Prebasco's addition 10 Puyallup. Moved
that unless Prebasco uses his own team
on week days board of trade will take
off its team on Sunday. Adopted.
Moved, also. that Prebasco bereguired
to abstain from hauling home his per-
sonal coal in the street ears or forfeit his
charter.
Voted to invite Japan to cooperate
with the board of trade Of Puyallup in
establishing q line of mail and passenger
steamers. and also to consult with our
fellow townsnan So Up and ask him to
SO Influence his own government that
China will aid US in building up our town.
Resolved to ask our sheriff to watch
a suspicious character named Gaskett,
who claims to be visiting Puyallup for
pleasure. If no more cogent reason be
given. he should be arrested.
Secretary requested to ask Mr.. How
ellis to found a story on the marvellous
growth of Puyallup, with promise of ex-
penses and entertainment while here.
I III tie Stoiil..Iil u SbloIItl -.
by of this place be sent to Chicago as !.
specimen of Puyailup's interior decora-
ions.
Moved and seconded that water is a
more destructive clement than fire.
Resolved taat Hamlet was deranged.
and that James Owen O'Conor's concep-
ZION OF the part was correct.
Voted that an old Spanish mission be
erected here at an early date. located at
the terminus of the Puyallup and Pre-
basco's addition line Of horse cars.
Resolved that this town has always
mad a good. steady, healthy growth, and
that we do o adjourn.
Coming north from Los Angeles
through the great groves of cactus near
the Mohave desert | got off a good thing.
We were a merry party. filing il
sleeping cars. We were all crowded. Of
course. but gay. | slept with Peter Jack
son, Who was going to play at Stockton.
In the morning. as we lay there awake
and waiting for the gents to get all
washed up and give the gentlemen a
chance, | said to Mr.. Jackson. Pete
says. do You know what tie it is that
binds this country to the republic of
Mexico.'
Why, certainly he said. Il know
something about repartee myself. It's
the railroad tie"
Guess again. said. srlintering the
of the car with one blow of my
and hurting myself very much. for
we were in the upper berth. THAT is not
correct. Mr.. Jackson. 1t is the ~oacti."
gave this to The Oregonian, but the
editor counted the words and said it
be IS or 10 days.
1t is now published for the first time,
but will be used in England by me next
| go there to visit the grave of
Shakespeare and lecture on it. 1t is
that no one has ever lectnred on
Shakespeare's tomb.
Shakespeare was a ready man. No one
aver got ahead of him. The same is true
If Bacon. Bacon was the Moses P.
of his time.
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