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SorIcE or ASSESSMENT.
welt Buckoye Mining co.
Principal place N business. salt LAX,
Cliy. Utah.

West Buckeye Mining CO,
Principal place N business, sal, Lake
Cliy. Utah.
Notice h. hereby given that nt a
meeting % the board N directors u
West huckfyo Mining CO.. held At
salt Lake city. Utah. Sept 20. 1895, an
assessment Of u OF one cent per share
was lrvlei on the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable q once 20 H. n,
Miller secretary. 2i2 state st., SAT-
Lake city, Utah, and any stock uppn
which the aHseFsment shall remain I'M
paid ON ihe 2sih day ~ oct, 1875, VIII
be- delinquent ana advertised FOR sale
at public auction, and II p1yment IL
not made before, VIII b. sold on the
18th day ~ November, isss, az 2 y. M,
al sts state ST.. salt Lake city. utah,
20 pay assessments and cost OF adver-
Using and expenses Of sale.
H. =. MILLER. Secretary.
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Ana lr accordance with law ana or
der uf the board OF directors made on
ihe '0ih day u September. isgs w
many shares NJ each parcel nf such
sioux Ha may be- necessary VIII be- sold
tf the srcrstnry's office, 90 NO ins
Mccormick Block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
un Wednesday october Goth. 1898. 40
o'clock o. M. 10 pay the delinquent as
frfsmuni thereon, together with costs
" advertising and expense o. sale.
BRGANT $, YOUNG.
Secretary.
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II II seldom that the door Of q room
10 made decorative feature Zoo
often u II hidden behind O. portlere--
an altogether meaningless arrange
ment when We consider that II only the
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In accordance with law, ana an ofid
OF the Board OF Directors made Az
gust goth. SO many isares OF each par
eel NJ such stock aH may be necessary
viii be sold az public auction 90 ths
highest bidder for cash at the ooihte
OF the Secretary. No, N North MAN
street, on Monday. the i1th day ~
October 1895. at ~ noon, 70 pay q.
llnqucnt assessments thereon. toseihsI
with the cost OF advertising ana sH
pense OF sale,
Dated October LIST. 1925
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S2ss
Attractive Values

In Chenille Portiers and Damask Por-
tiers, The deepest cuts IN prices we
have ever made. The reductions cover
the entire stock.
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sies
S2.4o
Many ether Bargains

In Renaissance Curtains. Novelty
RULED Curtains. Irish Point Curtains.
Tlmhlur Curtains ana Brussels Net
Curtains, 'ffier qualities but proper
tlonntely Low Pflees
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Creditors VIII present claims ,,ta
vouchers 20 tho undersigned al law ~
nce NJ g. 3 Kinney % ana 10 c6rte,..'
January. A. n. 1893. -
Date Of iirst publication. Sept a. A
u. 1893. A.
WILLIAM T.. HUNTER
Administrator Of the Estate OF AL.
Hunter. Deceased
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NoTiCE.-Thcfr are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on &C.
count VI Assessment No. .. levied on
the 10th day % September. 1895, the
several amounts not opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders 49, fol-
lava
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Nottingham and Scotch
Lace Curtains,

sffNhHH
A. Lowest Prices known IN Years. This
la an opportunity % make every VIM
dow In your house attractive.
80 pair Scotch Lace Curtains. In
cream or white. i.2 yards long. tnped
ull around. reduced from CSC 10 The
absurd ptiue OF pyg pair
$50 pair nottingham Lace Curtains.
tapped rdr-s size 3Naa-Nury pretty de-
white. In this sale. per pair
nottingham Lace Curtains, sool
washing gO'dH-wair NJ the host
Egyptian yRru-Elst 9 i-eNio. an ccru-
10
is pair Extra Quality Nottingham
Lace Curtains, lr choice designs, sis
3ylg, IN rcru nnly-puHitlsoly worth SHE
Gt.oo
choice ~ crram or white Noting.
ham Lace Curtains. i-2 yards long
und 20 Inches wlde-wlih overlooked
edge. new and desirable PATTERN rood
value az Sesii 80 this week, per pair
SI.bO
Extra size. Overlooked Edge cur.
talns-nota the length ana widths yards
by 90 Inches Htyllfh and aer,lceable-
regular 1913 Vlluc-cream and white
both 30 in thlH sale per pair
5t.07
u pair Extra Wide Nottingham Lace
curtains, iaped all around-nll ecru-a
very durable net slzr i-2xGO. the Kind
you have paid $50 for ~ loo this sale,
per pair
sL6s
Tpur yards long hy sixty Inches wide
Overlooked Edge Nniungh Lace cur
tlIu-lh' most satisfactory curtain Wa
ever Hoid-WtN worth $685. your chllcl
Ia cream OF white this week, per pair
So. DO
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Ana IN accordance with law ana an
order Of the board OF Directors made
ON the 2Jrd day % July. AID. 1895, 10
many shares Of each parcel u stock aa
may b. necessary viii he sold at pub
he auction at Room 30. Atlas Block.
W the city VI Salt Lake. and state OF
Utah, on the i2th day " october, AID.
1875. 40 the hour Of o'clock IN the al
ternuon ~ said day. TO pay the drlln-
qufnt assessment thereon. together
with the costs Of advertising and cN-
prnae ~ sale. r. " DUNCAN.
Secretary Crown Point Mining Cone
pany. Room 2ii. ATLAS Block. Salt
Lake city. Utah,
DATED this 18Th day Of sept, 1895
The sale % the delinquent stock
above mentioned. " By an order " the
Hoard " Directors continued Until
Tufaday. the 2ith day Of october. isJa,
az 2 o'clock pm.
FRED r. McGuRRiN,
Acting Secretary.
Dated october 18th. 1888
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NOT1CE.-Thcre are dellnauent on
the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment No. ] OF cents
per share on the capital stock Of said
company. levied on the 23rd day Of
july 1893, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows;
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DELINQUENT NOTICE
Bonneville Mining Company.

Bonneville Mining Company.
Location Of principal place Of business
Salt Lake city. Utah.
There are delinquent the following
described stock on account OF asses.
ment No. ., levied on the eGlh day y
August, 1905. the several amounts W
opposite the names OF respective share
hniAera f1-tyIff
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Notice OF Private Sale OF Real F,,,,.
The undersigned will sell ~ prly,.
sale. nli % lot sovcn. 90 In H'6et ~
90, Five Acre Plat a." nir FIsii
survey. salt Lake County: c1ntaisiss
flve acres m land. or 20 much thsrss,
a. may be necessary. 20 raise ths su-,
OF Thrca Thou.and Dollars uloool. Os
or after Thursday,the goth day N o.,s.
Der. 4. u. 1895. aud written bIdt I'M
b. received az the ONCE % y. V. Ias.s
attorney for administrator number "a
Mccormick Block. Salt Lake city.
Terms Of sale. cash. ton Der cent d,
purchase money 90 BE- paid 20 The Al.
m.nlstfntor NJ the time Of sale. al
the ha lance " the purchase money 10
be- paid Immediately upon ihs esr.
nrmuilnn " the sale hy The Court
Dated az Salt Lake City. October ph
1855.
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG.
Administrator Estate Of Samuel Rut.
sell. deceased.
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charles T. Limberg. Plaintiff
vs.
Fernando Roya. Helen ~ Roys and j.
e. Thompson. Defcninnis.
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DELINQUENT Sorior.

The Bulllon-Bcck Tunnel 81. Co.
Location % Principal Place % Buul-
ness. salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Location af Mines and Works, Tintic
Mining District. Juab County,
Utah
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NorIcE OF ASSESSMENT.


location Of Principal Place Of business.
Room 2, Deserct National Rank
nrildlng. Cor. Main and First south
Streets. Salt Lake city, Utah.
NOTICE IA hereby given that at a
meeting ~ the Board OF Dircctora. held
on The goth day Of September 1898. an
1ssassmont Of one-fuurth ~ one-ennt
pr share was levied on the capital stock
u' me corporation. payable on the 2ith
day OF October 1898, 10 J. II. Moyle,
treasurer, at said room 7. Deseret Ma
i1nn Bank Building. salt Lake City,
u'ah, Any stock upon which this as
g,Hmtnt may remain unpaid on the
sith day OF october. 1895 Will be de-
Nnquent and advertised for sale az pub
ie auction, and unless payment u made
before, will be sold on the 2lst day 81
November, 1898. at ~ o'clock, noon, al
lha slid office OF the company, 10 pay
we delinquent assessment, together
WIN the cost OF advertising and eN-
pehHta OF sale.
]. Il. MoYLE. Secretary.
SAT- Lake City, Utah. Sept ~, 1928.
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To be- sold at shcrn'a sale al the
West Front Door OF he County Court
House. IN the city Of salt Lake. County
Of sait Lake. state % Utah. on
Wednesday. the 9th day % November.
iSps. al y o'clock noon, ths rial estate
described as follows. situate IN the
county " Salt Lake Territory (now
Statel of Utah. fo-Nlt. beginning At
che southwest corner Of lot two 90. IN
block fnrty-nlneN g9l. plat a." salt
Lake city Survey. and running thence
east one hundred aud twenty-one deD
feet; thence north one hundred forty,
eight and one-hilf disn) feet. thence
east f1rty-1ne ND feet. thence south
ffty t50l feet; thence ives, eighty co.
feet: thence south uinsty-e.Fht and
onc-half t9siD feet. 10 the place of be-
ginning also a perpetual right o. way
over an alley fifteen Oil feet wide
leading from the rortherrmnHt end OF
SAID premises 90 Second West street.
PurhiHe price payable In lawful
money ~ the United states.
Bennett, ilnrkneds, li0Wat, Bradley
&Ilcharda. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
THOMAS 4. LEWIS.
sheriff ~ salt Lake County state
~ tthh.
ny JOHN MONTGOMERY JR..
Deputy sheriff.
Dated a, Salt Lake city october 18th.
lhln
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In the Third judicial District couf,
Probate Division. County VI San
Lake. State Of Utah.
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prusounNr Sorror.

ANNNNNNN OF l'FNtlpAA raw " AAfAN
ness. san Lake city. Utah.
Location OF Mines and Works. cassla
county. Idaho.
There Jrr delinquent upon the follow
iuE described stock. ON account of As
srfHr. Ut So. @ lowed on the llih day
of September, 1898. che several amounts
SET opposite The names ~ the respect
I've shareholders as follows;
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The average man thinks he 0, above
she average,
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Location OF works and mines in rln,ah
Mining District. Park CITY. sum
init County. state OF Utah.
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In the District Couri % the Third Ju-
dicial District. county y SAT-
Lake. state " utnh.
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PROBATE AND ouAnp,.Ns,,---
NOTICES.

NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or tho R.,n.,u.
signcrsfor Further Inform,,,sse'F'
NOTICE or SALE
In the District Court. Prob,,. ~,
salt Lake County. State Of tiish
In the matter Of the ests,. q. =.
hodgman. deceased i"el
Notice is hereby given that y,...
ana by virtue or the viii of N,"'..ll7i'
HodEman. deceased, the exeeti,o."
said estate. will sell. In accordancsV ~
the terms and conditions Of ssit mih
wit! estate 10
Commencing at the nortbs,,, -.
Of Lot 0. Block A.. Plat n SAL '1trnsf
CITY survey. running thence yyes, -
and one half rods. thence s,,ik W
hundred and twenty feet. fbapcs w
two and one-half rods therr, ,t
one hundred and twenty feet 10 Ma.
beginning, all In said Lot g. niost az
~ private sale for cash al tho ~,
price that can be obtained. at ths am.
Or the said executor, No 90 Cosmsr'i,i
block, Salt Lake city. Utah. on or ~.
the igt day Of August. iSas '''
Dated this 10th day Of July. tsss
s. ID. wEsTERFIffD
u. II. wenrer. attorney f5r ss,ogi,,
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In the Matter N the Estate Of s,mu,,
Russell. deceased.
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In the District Court ~ the Third
judicial District, county of Salt
Lake, State % Utah.

Alfred Crclfbln. Plaintiff W. Samuel
shiil and Catherine o. shill. his
wife, James II. Bacon. Trustee. jar
Wa.Conklin Mortgage Trust COM
pany. Corporation. Roland r..
Conitlln ana Jos 10 e. WiiiOttn. Re-
colvcrf. North American Trust
Company. a Corporation, Joseph II.
Bacon and James ". Bacon, as
Trustee Tor Joseph u. Bacon, De-
fendautH
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DELINQUENT sorl,r.

Crown Point Mining Company, prlncl-
pa once, Room "a Atlas BLOCK.
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Fish Net and French Net
Curtains.

Novelty Eject Lace Net Curtalnr-
the lates, style and make produced. With
overlooked edge, size 3xil-yalue u.i3
on sale In cream or white, per pair
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Notice OF Private Sale o. Real El,a,,
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SorioE or sALr.

Consult County CLERK OF tho R.,,,,.,
slenersfor Further iniorma,,eeoe ''''
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In the District Court, Probate n,,,.,
salt Lake County. State OF ii, IL hsa'oa.
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In the matter Of the estate q, g..
Hodgman. deceased "'"el
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$3.50

Glasgow Curtains, magnificent every
way l-a yards long and @ inches
ie-1v,r-lock edge-cheap al $500. on
sale this week In cream or white, per
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-14
new YORE'S FASHION PARADE
ANNUAL HORSE SHOW WILL BE
OPENED TODAY.
This Years Event Will Be Great
Success-Every Box Has Been
sold--Preliminary Exhibition.

New York, Now 13.-The annual
begin tomorrow in Madison Square
garden, and the directors of the Ma
tional Horse Show association today
celebrated IN advance the success they
feel certain to attend the show this
year. A dinner was given in the gar
den, and after it the guests were in
vited into the arena, where most of the
horses entered we're put through their
PAGES preliminary to. the opening.
The entries this year are far more
numerous than they were last fall, and
the standard is high. Every box was
sold several days ago, and, though
there were few fancy prices paid for
choice, the average was high. The
promenade, the favorite place for those
who wish to see and to be seen, has
been broadened to accommodate those
who prefer it to a seat in the galleries.
Tomorrow at o'clock in the morning
the show will be opened, and for two
hours horses will be exercised in the
ring. At IL o'clock there will be pre-
liminary trials over the jumps OF all
horses entered in classes 103 and 106.
There are 81 entries in the latter class.
Those that survive the preliminaries
will be judged at 5:15 p. m. and $3.50
D. m. Harness horses will be judged at
2 p. M, and ponies under saddle at APO.
Following this six teams of four-in-
hands will be surveyed by the judges.
The evening will be devoted princi-
pally to saddle horses and high-step-
pers Among the more prominent ex-
hibitors are: George ]. Gould. q. H.
Hartman, j. Lee Taylor Miss Madeline
Knowlton, Miss May Murling, H. Nick.
Twombley, W. S. Webb, Lawrence Kip,
Prescott Lawrence. H. K. Bloodgood,
Francis It. Underhill, Frank j. Gould,
w. L. Elkins, ]. A. Burned jr., Edward
Kelly, Francis D. Beard Emile Gautier,
William Hendrie, Mrs. Dudley L. Val
entine, A. j. Cassat, j. j. Astor, Oliver
H. 2. Belmont, Mrs. Edward r. Laden,
]. w. Colt, Miss Henrietta c. Weather
bee. Miss Elsie Wall Laden, Mrs John
Jacob Astor, Mrs. J. B. Alexander, Miss
Helen Fleischman and General B. r.
Tracy.
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hidden. Any French citizen between
the ages of 20 and 40 who has not been
pronounced unfit for military service
may be called upon at any time to be-
come a soldier, either in the active SER
vice or in the reserves. Thus it will bg
seen how personal a matter the mill
tary becomes for every Frenchman.
There is a law QSS2), supplemented
by later laws, providing that the year
ly contingent must serve three years in
the active service. ten in the reserve
pertinent army to the regular army, six
in the territorial army and six in the
territorial reserve. The army in active
service is made up Of all the young
men-'the flower of France''-whO have
reached the age of 20. The reserve
that is held Immediately behind this
active army consists of the men who
have served out their time in the ac-
tive army. These two branches of the
French army-that is, the actives and
the active reserYes-are drawn from
over the whole of France. The terri
torial army and its reserves, however,
are assigned to locations fixed by the
administration from time to time.
The budget for the present year
shows that the peace strength of the
French army amounts to 546,044 men.
OF this total number, 26, 402 are officers.
These figures describe the home army
alone, and mean that the nation has
that many men at hand in France. The
army in A1giers consists Of SO 81 men,
of whom 2, 1877 are officers, and the army
in Tunis consists of Is, 458 men, Of
whom $50 are officers. Add the number
Of the home army to that of the army
abroad and the total will be 615, Alb, Of
whom 29,151 are officers. Including all
the departments the French army has
,03S horses in its service. If France
were called upon to engage in war
with any European nation at this time
she would be ready to put into the field
al ops for the active army alone and
% 100 for the gendarmerie and the re-
publican guards. That is a pretty good
fighting force to throw into action at
once We thought We were doing cap
italy by raising orr big volunteer
army in the Spanish war, but had our
enemy been France instead of Spain,
what another story we would have
been telling now. France, back of her
superb army, has grand store of men
to draw on. The number of men liable
to military service in France is esti
mated thus: The active army and its
reserves, all Well-trained soldiers. 3
$50 600; the territorial army (active),
10000; the territorial reserve, 1.1G0.0O0.
/ These give a grand total of 4,35O,OO0-
Such tremendous force as this would
not, of course, be available at once.
But if France were called upon 10 put
forth it's best military strength quick
ly she could bring into action with
no trouble whatever an army Of at
least two and a half million men.
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GROWTH OF THE USE OF SLANG
Some of the Expressive Phrases Now
IN Use In America.
New Orleans Times emocrat.)

CNew Orleans Times-Democrat)
"Slang is a fascinating study" re-
marked one of the regular loungers in
the hotel corridor How it starts,
spreads, lays hold of popular magma
ton and then either disappears like q
harlequin through a trap or else takes
it's place in the dictionary as reSpecta-
BILE speech are subjects worthy OF q
philosopher. Victor Hugo stops in the
middle of his greatest novel to write a
whole chapter on slang. AS general
thing there is something curiously and
strikingly descriptive about the otis
that become current, and / have often
been interested in watching one phrase
succeed another. He looks like 80
cents was an expression common in
the north some six months ago. 1t i'm
piled a Seedy, impecuniOuS and gener-
ally used-up condition, and when you
come to think of it 30 cents is certainly
a good illustration of fGtility. 1t seems
somehow less than quarter and is
altogether q Wretched sum. He looks
like Chinese money is the latest, and IS
an Improvement. Chinese money comes
as near expressing absolute Uselessness
as anything on earth. In the same way
an individual who was formerly known
as a back number is now alluded to
as a dead one There is an air of
fianality about the last phrase; it dis
poses of its victim and sets him aside
where he won't be in anybodyS way.
1t is singular how much slang has
been coined for the particular purpose
of reproving arrogance and reducing
enlarged heads. A dozen jibes of that
brand have run their course within the
last year or so. You make me tired
You give me a pain You're not the
only pebble on the beach and You're
not so warm all belong to the same
family. One thing that seems to have
puzzled the slang carpenters is to hit
on some word that will fifty brand 3
fellow as a stupid lOut and convey at
/ the same time the contempt fer the user
| "a sort of American equivalent for the
'pig-dog' of our Spanish friends. Mon
key used to be the favorite. but Just
now lobster is considered better form.
The term is very comprehensive, and to
call a man q lobster is to heap him
with any species OF reprOach which the
circumstances of the case render apro-
pos Still it is greatly inferior to pig
dog"
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of the principal islands Of the

Panay. one of the principal islands Of the
Nisayas group:
The insurgents have occupied Linganis
Oton and Pavia, suburbs of Hello, and
are daily expected, to attack the town.
The Spaniards have abandoned the mole
and destroyed the connecting bridges.
Business is paralyzed and the inhabi-
tants are in state of terror. The mer-
camille houses of all nationalties have
signed circular, asking the commander
of the United States cruiser Charleston
to remain. as the Spanish authorities are
incapable of affording them protection.
1t is reported also that the insurgents
have tagen the whole of the islands Of
Negroes and Zebu. of the Visayas group.
AS the. cable connections are cut, it is
impossible to confirm this rumor
On Nov. S General Rios, Spanish gov
ernor of the Visayas. is said to have de-
clared a seven-days' armistice in order
to communicate with Madrid with a view
of Transforming control to the Ameri-
cans. Major Bell has gone to Iloilo to
ascertain the facts of the situation.
The United States transport Scandal
will leave tomorrow with so sick and dis
charged men.
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ANTICS OF DRUNKEN UTES.
Government Authorities Will Stop
the Sale of Whisky.
Especial to The Herald)

Nopecldl TO Inc fierdlQ)
Price, Utah, Nov. 13.-United States
Deputy Marshal L. Young will arrive
here tomorrow from Fort Ducnesne with
Ed Noe. who goes to the penitentiary at
Salt Lake. in default of $1,000 bonds, for
selling whisky to the Indians on what is
known as the Strip. Albert Davis and
Barney Eckstein were held under the
same charge and gave bonds before Com
missioner Mcconnell. Hereafter Agent
Myton will enforce the whisky law
against the Indians who buy. Travellers
by stage and private conveyance have
been stopped on the public highway and
greatly annoyed by drunken bucks. Last
week a headman got drunk and, stopping
the stage, emptied his revolver above the
heads of passengers. shooting several
holes through the top of the vehicle. An
other headman burned over 200 tons of
hay while on drunken spree.
Agent Myton says there are a number
of Indians off the reservation hunting,
but he has not sent the Indian police
after them for if he did the minute they
came u0 with the others they too would
join in the chase. He anticipates no
harm from those who are away.