The sun., 1894-03-25
7HE YELLoWsToyE PARE.
Foseher, .ud Legislator ALIKE Threate'
the Great National Pieasure arosnd.

7HE YELLOWSTONE PAhh'
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WAsHtNoroN' marcn 90 90 -. III s,.,ta. ,sn..
one source mas come news 70 u'9u.'Ss y-,,N'
who are watchful for the interests o. iehoN-
stone Park. 1t lie said that hunuteus VI men
are hunting game WHnin 'no piH
Ihey are tempted. OF course W '"e =, '
supply OF Wlu ahineH' Nn,' ,nN,e, -.
reservation almost llke s,ea. 1,D. S,HI.s,-
den. In the iast repor. oi VIC ,u.eiio, , 80
ment IL was ueciaIeo 'ha' ''o " ,i....ts, a.
troops could not give aueuun'e "is -.
large game sueh as Duue'o' moose. eiA. o :. :, a.;
aud antelope inc parh coh'e.nns ' ~ ,,,,h
| square miles and being surrounded By rough
I and densely timbered country. 1t is true that
with the exception OF bears the game men,
toned has. in spite Of depredations. remained
about the same for two years. while antelope
such force Of poachers m is now reported 70
o1M WI wy asbnJ 80 !, hann.n. that tbese
may os asNou no" s .Su III. ., th a
law, The trouble IL that there is no law pro-
yIdi,o suflcIent punishments to deter the
offenders 1t lis an almost incredible fact that.
! under the laxity OF present regula ions. about
everything that can be done is to escort the
tsse a~sy G their ontSt Asa proof that this i.
the fact the following statement may be cited
from the official report lust mentioned: !:
.sS IosSnets @ oOnuu n,1ue ,aU. thsD Stringent law
trouble. and nothing less 'hsn s't'neen' ,n & 10"
Cnusotio, wltn sov'LS pe n, ,hs % outfit and election
| ,rorn th. nark tbe only penalty under
existing regulations. has but little eff.
feet. as the outfit is generally WORTH
less" Ono reason Of this strange condition
Of things is that while for years Congress has
had before it. session after session. measure
! penalties for the government OF this park 1t
msnt n"s ns I" i. Of .DoS.r DSSn project namely that
pS.:spl fsssrsStioa A. the friends q I'd q iSS
s hps or t pPSpsr sssa aSs
fndins this rider forced upon Il; they ,s. hay.
sssn ssn G"RG st the = .S oi iossc: from poSchinE
This brings up q second matter OF concern az a,
the to sesarc the railroad in QUESTION
forms ThS Tst SSs st that Of Sonss ~ etna ass ral
Mineral Hallway Company to o,t carry M ores and nd
other tTeght oetyeen a. Cooke CITY ona & orsnsn ra
the corner oi the park Apothes m ,h;s
ana later project Is aeSgnea 10 Gu. OIL TINS
tho nSs Ssisst!On so rsanins road ,h!cssh E 81 ihs
reservstiou. Ihis latter appears 70 oe the plan
which ia now revived and Strange as " may
seem, II has been reiuetanty assen.ea 70
hy At least one opponent oi encToacnments on
the PARK. upon tS Rrounn that was eholce
between evis, Inc real view 10 .aNS. nov.
ever, rs that no such choice 10 necessary: II
would be letter 20 let the area q the PARK re-
main as IL Is ana 70 give the tSt aqdi,SSnai pro-
adyises tbat a compsny Of infsntry should be
added to the two troops q cayeiry employed
IL urged. however. that 10 essraole 70
recty ans ponhoass o. tns % ns 6sss tn T.
as Two great sIlps. lntsnuea 70 pe auaeo 20 u
In 1881 on the east end sQuth. are not legally
as forest Iand under the procia NATION OF fTes-
ldent HARRISON. capt hnusrs1n' he supetin,,
tencent mas also conceded the adVanIage OF
setting OIL very marrow strip on the vest ior
the purpose oi Drlnging tme parS Wh9ry WIN
In the boundaries OF wyoming, Ihen. OF
course there Is the need OF proviaine beurr