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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
AT THE RETAIL STORES.

Taken from the Dry Goods Economist,
 New York
 Sashes of very broad lowered ribbon fringed on either side.
 White serge jacket suits adorned with gilt braiding and gilt buttons. Detachable revers of white pique with bread vale Co be worn with Eton jackets.
 Displays of white summer millinery accompanied by white ostrich feather boas.
 Wash suits, prettily trimmed. and separate pique. duck and linen skirts for girls.
 Two-toned trimmed sailors in combi- nations of blue, brown, gray and black with white.
 Feather bOas in all the light shades to accompany foulard and other sum mer costumes.
 Stitched crash hats for golf or cycling trimmed with crepe de chine. quills and plaid scarfs.
 Manila hats for morning wear in white and colors. decorated with dotted malines. gauge and quills.
 Evening gowns of white silk ap- pliqued with sprays of flowers, and their foliage made of colored chiffon and outlined with silk or gold cord.
 Broad collars with revers attached made of tucked or hemstitched lawn or nainsook elaborately trimmed with valenciennes lace or batiste embroid- cry.
 Dressy costumes trimmed with broad lace founcings. seantily applied, with their lower scalloped edge outlined with q narrow chiffon ruching or a silk fringe.
 Organdie gowns in shades of hello trope. blue and pink, with an abun dance of black or white lace trimmings in the form of bands. deep fiouncings gimps and appliques.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

keiice is hereby given that thr H.. Iriai tnine, looaied tn Tiger d sirisi. fr. pai county. AFlEeua, iS helnE uurkri = der bond and lease, and ttas nsifhef as 1-. owners thereof nor the mine abots rss siu be responsible for any iabos, iususS-- mcnfs or accidents bich might oersr . CT in the said mino. 1ul. N. Roienfz,- Johanne hodenburE, jchn ksiaie.
 Prescott, Feb. .l, is999
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

r G. Norris and his bride arrived from the east on last evening $ train Word was received at the sheriis office yesterday that on Wednesday the sherilfs posse was only one-hali day behind the Camp Verde mur- derer. and that he was heading to- wards Winslow.
 The address or whereabouts of h.. lillian Is wanted at this office. ti
 F.W. Cooyer left for Los An gele~ ,hi- morning.
 Hill C. Moore has just cOmpleted three new cottages for Mrs. Thorne m the Moeller addition, north Pres colt. As soon as completed they have all been occupied. He has a contract for the construction of two more cottages.
 David Goldberg, a merchant of Phenix, came up on this mornings s train. He is carrying a Fourth of July hand in a sling
 T. $. Bunch, prominent attorney oI Flagstaff, IS m town.
 Tom Molloy and Miss Susan Knapp of Phenix, were married July ,.
 A demurrer to the complaint was argued in court yesterday afternoon in the case of Arthur Hendy vs. T. NJ. Elder.
 A marriage license has been issued to James $. Smith and Miss Ada l.. Sanders of Camp Verde.
 Pony and Saddle for Sale.-Good light riding horse. Will drive single or double. Strictly gentle. Will sell cheap. Inquire of Harris at this office. o-SO
 Strictly pure McBrayer whisky at The Cabinet, bottled ID bond, fol ar fly use
 You can't cure dyspepsia by dieting. Eat good, wholesome food anu plenty of it-Kodol Dyspepsia Cure disr-ts food without aid from the stomach, and is made to CURE. Brsley Drug Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

Notice is hsrcfy gwen taAt the Fas~s. Snaw Flowcr and Golden heii ,sIs. claims. located in Naiker tatniBx a.ss,,~ Fars4,ai ryaunfy, AriEana. are ieing 9,-il suIlf.T fs Sss. and leasc, and that nestter a aupsrs ct fhe same nof the mines sss nnt8ad sal he responsibie fcr ang iat i1aproxss uts oF Heeids.nts on thsEl-
 FIXED ZOREL
 N. L.. GRIFFIN Prescott. July cs. lssr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
TALK NO. 6l.
Frames that hurt

! "A good many people do not like to wear glasses because they hurt the face. Eye glasses leave deep red creases upon the nose and rid- ing bows make the ears sore. This becomes so painful that 1t is more comfortable to do without glasses than is to wear them. A great deal of this trouble Is owing 10 the frames not being adjusted quite right. II the bows are too tight they will not only hurt the ears but press too hard upon the nose. If they are too narrow they wlll cut the sides of the face. If the eye glass guards are shaped to cling gently to the nose without pintching more at one point than another, they will give very little trouble. If your glasses hurt your face in any way will adjust them for you. If they are bent out of shape or if they are too tight will straighten and loosen them Tor you, if they are two narrow l will widen them. I will do this work Tor anyone at any time, free oi charge
 O. A. HESLA, 0ptician,
 Manager Optical Department
 GEO. H. COOK.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

Nctirc is hereby given that the s,,. signed is owner of tue horieaux mn, \ cated in nig Bug mining district an3 = nott,e responsible fer any debtsoun tr--,- for tabor oE otherxass against sEid sui.,, elaim for parties 9o,kiSs the ana us,, lease, bond or otherwise FkEn k1
 Prescott. Aria. April i5. iss9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
Mhnt reonle say

About Hoods Sarsaparlla IS that 1t cures when all other remedies fall. Therefore you should take Hoods Sarssparilla in preference to all others.
 Hoods Pills cure biliousness. Mailed for p cents by C. |. Hood x Go. Lowell, Mass.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

No.ir is herrby gwen that the srs., siQnsd ls gi1ia haif owner of the i'assrr-... Fseiiante ana N@U Era mines. locatsi !. BiE Iag Miaina pistsict, NaSapzi Cossl Arszofia, and [ uin not be rcsponsihis C any detsi, oF labor, contracted Rf ana =, mining claims hy any faefeon, oF ssr,.s,
 MRS. IDA C. HAhlFF prna-lli. Artanna. fanl. aE. l..El
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLIcaru

LAnd Ofioe at Prescott Arisozkj
 June 8. lssl. Notice iE hereby given that ibe fi named settler has filed notice of his % to make final proof in support of his e.Ar t that said proof will he made bef0re iEz. s Receiver at Prescott, ArizonN, en l11 t-| \ RIB.
 She nAmes the folloNing witness her continuous residence upon. and cl-i- of, said land, tizs
 ] Emmett Douglas. John Gl0ck, @aaa Richard Thomas, all of DeWcy, Arl11ne,s
 FREDERICK A. TRlILk.t. First publicAtian June 6.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
xo1IoE OF roKYErrrEE

To John P. Score, his heirs or - -, e1s ,l are hereby notified that l have, dal,51-r s1'r . q lsa5, i5a5, f-97 and isl1-. expenot1 sr,-'f ! Si| on the kentuck mining claim - - ss l8 Of mines. page D5, rec crds oi ,-..- ,rt< 1 Arizona. in order to hold ssld ciaLas - ..1'1 provisions of sectiOn lS2i Of the ,..-tl ., Of the United State@ and the au1ef....,- r- to. concerning annual laDof - b z. claims. 1t being the amount re.l fl,.s.,---s-t 1 said claim for the period ending .... slss | 1898, and if within ninety tSl - =. publication hereof yuu faii ot - tribute your proportion oi sao. ,--rr l1,i. with interest tO date, as cO-gN'lsels - -, ths z, ia the said mining claim Uill 0eeel- - erty of the subscriber. your coo ,is il i. made the reglired expenditure ey {, - pEo said section 2S24. ,.la
 McCzbe, ArizOna, June Io, iass
 First mobilization June Sl. l5ss-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
DESERT LAND, FINAL PRo0f-s
 TICE FOR PUBIAGAFioA

United States Lad oze z.
 Prescott, Arizona. ynne -' Notice is hereby givcn that fal...,s. HaEce. of Camp Verde. Ariz0na, has DC. 1l1- < of intention to make proof on her 1ss si' of NV K, of sec sI. Twp Is NRsE hsie |. register and receiver st Prescott. Afll'1' Saturday. the 18th day of July. iss@
 She names the foilOUing witnesHef the complete irrigation and reeizna7a- land. = John Wood. John B. Rickstts, Y Geo. VI. Hance, all of Camp Nerds, A5.-. A55...-..-. FREDERICK <. TRiIl4k. 1R-, H'ss L.... ...-. L-.--.a.-... Ln... u n.-M-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
Mine WarnlilgNOtrs

vones Ia hereby given skat tka ana.s s-rs.l srs sNnsrs of tBs gFeap us nsasn fs.,ssn as tha ''Cfazsk" tu Nruses eEn4.N HaszsvansFa rlintuE altEftcf. Ass,ss. ennHtv, Arizona. an9 fhAt tlseF ps4 Es.- k resfssas t,se fer any dtbts eSs.i.factsti tle s ..,s.s rn.trr h,sl5d ssF iease gf otkprwins
 G. M COLE.
 h. '. WOOD. f Freacot4. AriHonA. Suiy 8. l-<
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

Notice fs hereby giscu thaf fi,e undau.i.,ss snF-thiri renef uf tte -Nommodofs sS'I uaua. and -hentnckyH mining claisrr. I.... in Weaver a,iniHE dist.1cf, fasatal = Arizuna. EcnrFait3 knSNn as the s1ofn,1, gTvup uf unincs. That the same rse t' worked under bond and iease. that ui,l 1-.- restsillsi hie tsr the above named u.inrs. t- '. delits coafFacfet for labor, improTente=.. = ci.tents which might occur on or in saif rIss
 tapS} MRS LAURA hAhILf(f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

United States Land Ofhce, PreseoeA .s.. May 6, 1899. Notice is hereby g1Fse -. x euant to instructions, and in nccoi.i--.. = the directions of the secretary. = - under tfe provisions of the thlfd e. s-s .s-1... set of Iuiy s, 1884 (23 Stst, lgsl- tns ...sI ,..s land in the camp of Fort ker1e ..-- military reservation, viz: Fl NE@. - E. Sec. a. and WI NWh. Sec 4-. T.. '. i.-,,'.- q. will be offered la to-acre tracts, -. ,,f the hGildinge thereon, and ensine ne. =. - q Sec. sI. separately from the knd, H on the gTOunds commenting an tns .-s - ls' August, 1899, at 10 a. m.. to the hlsj, = 2 zt not less than the eppFa1-ed t.-r.- -.rl. than one dollar and twenty-hFs esn., ss, ...,s.s for the land. and nOt lese th1n t1s -. rl value for the buildings. the pufc' to b. paid at the time of she sale, u..sF
 FREDERICK A. TRlELk, IT.
 JIG. MARTIN. Receiver Approved.
 THOs. RYAN, Acting Seeretsry- First publication. May "A. lssA-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

Notses is hereby gwen that be aaf- sseusd ts owner uf ths t'rssideat asine. essasl iu VI sluut Grove mining azstr<i ns xi3i nst ts resssaIzslilie fCf any detta "a rairing claim tr Fartics NaFkiDg tte =. 7ofe- l,aza. bond 0lr uthFFWiNe.
 HN. JACNSuK Prs-eos,, kri1. Feb. .. Isss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
STRAY SHOTS

4 man who is drowning seldom catches at a straw.
 The man who boasts that he has not been inside of a church for three years should have no trouble in guessing why people make him pay cash.
 No woman has Q right to suspect that she has lost her husbands love simply because AS A0ssq.t nssp her on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
JunsI7.ism:

FTN. tice is keFeby given that the undsissi Ars the owners Of the kmporiR group of a. claims. situsted in HassAyamna mining ds faVApai County. ArixeaA, and that thsy u no saRnnor bs responsible for any deto. q or other work contracted while lhe sau being worked under bond or leasa.
 Dafed Jaly q. Islss. a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS.

Estate of LEyl BAsHFoRD, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given hy the undersigned, al ministrAtcr Of the estate or laeyl kAshford- de- css,1sd Co the creditors af and all persons har- inn claims against the eAid deceSsed. to eNhihlf ttssIu sith the recesssFy Fu1rhe,s, within lea n,ssnths after the first puklczflu1 o3 thie notsee to sls said administrator at Prescott. lAEkpas co1nty Arizona. the same being the place for tho transaction of the businses uf said estate, in said county ef XAFzpai.
 IT. ID. AITkEN Adminis.rator of the estate of Levi Baahford,
 daneas.ad
 nafsd fhis I7th daY of May. fsaa. First publication May a. isf9
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

A diseased stomach surely uudermiues health. IL dulls the brain, kills energy, destroys the nervous system, and predisposes to to insanity and fatal diseases. All dyspeptic troubles are quickly cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t has cured thousands of cases and IS curing them every day. Its ingredi- ents are such that il can't help cur ing. Brisley Drug Co.
 All orders by mail PROMPTLY at tended to and the utmost secrecy preserved at the up-to-dade drug store, Covillaud X Francis, new Head block.
 Must be sold cheap, furniture; folding bed, cook stove. chairs and tables. china ware and cooking utensils and hardware. 433 South Noptezuma street. JylO1Z
 Must be sold cheap, lot of hard ware. locks. hinges, bolts, etc, Iur- T niture and household goods loo . Moutezums street. JyluAZt
 Before making root beer -ry a case of Morin's carbonated root bear. Sixty cents a case. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
MarIa.I Isn.

Notice ia hereby given Ithat the h,su1 1 Gold CompaDys group uf mines, Doll1 . Hassayampa Mining District. wilk But ls 7 sponsible sof any debts or supplies. Ah1ra1' teriAl furnished while working under la1r r option. BkOWN-DAAE GOLD Cr
 By A. C. Dake. fIeeiIr Prescott, Jan. l. lsSo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
Hotel BURK EI!
 ,,DICc,C,OUvT i- A RTZONA
PRESCOTT,EA

Some of the faatures of this Hooss.
 ~ It is the only absolutely hre proof Hotel in Prescott:
 ~ It employs none but WBTrE CooKs in the Kitchen.
 ~ It is lighted throughout by electricity.
 ~ Its table board is unexcelled and its sleeping apartments are -ept neat and clean always.
 ~ It has 6 watchman on dutv all night, thereby guaranteeing ai property secure from thisvery.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

At the office of said company in Edinburg. Christian county, Illinois, for the purpose of electins one director and trEnsactins any and all business which may lawfully come before such ua,eting. By order of the board of direc- tors. JAMES M- TAYLOR, Secretary,
 June IA, 1899. 6-Iesd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

Eotice is hereby givsn that Henry h CIss & Co. have leased the Bogzf mines. snlrllE q pipe line and that the undersigned uili ia 1a 9, bc responsihle for dehts contracted ia nlaIr..' the same. COMMERCIAL. MINtNt c1'
 ByJ $. DoIGL4S1n|
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
Notice to Stockholders,
"Wednesday, July, I9. 1899.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular an- ~ nuL meeting of the stockholders Of the Crowned King Mining Company will be haid af q o'clock A m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
Letter List.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott postotice for tha week ending July 10. 1899:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

Notice is hereby given that fhe k Jacket mining claim, located in b.f k mining district. layapai county. ksss. is being worked under contract. and n neither the undersigned, the osnsrs. n the mine aboTc mentioned. iFi1 bs r,zsa sihle for any labor, improvements or sz dents or any debts contracted by aaf rl son og persons against said mining cia or said company.
 THE RED JACKET MINING oa.
 By c. H. MORSE. PrsGlr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

Ns.tico is hursby given that tAs Ssand.st r Buster cruup of mines. located in fAa t Grove district, Bradshaw m0unfains Rs - being worked under bond and lease. an4 tI the eOwners Of the same win not bs rssIsxsi for any labor. accident, or debts of tho esns ' crurd under the terms of the ieasa.
 1. A. fozEU
 JOHS MckUEn Ma Iq 4gQo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
THE CITY AND COUNTY aewsy Notes Of Prescott and the Sur.
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
r .lE''Fi''l6I:S'S,,clOljttHOuSe | ,,llj HERMAN KERBLR, Propr
 AMERICAN PLAN.
 EVERYTHING NEW and CLEAN. A NEW AND WELL SUPPLIED BAR

~ With Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
 ~ PABST BEER on draught. ~ FREE LUNCH ALL DAY.
 ~ New and Commodious Brick Building, but one block from the Depot.
 ~ New and Neat Furniture has just been placed in the House.
 ~ Rates per day, Sl, SIPS and Sl.50, according to room.
 The House is under new man. sgement.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
IRONBREW " ;!

4 kon-AlcohOlic Life Remover. l. ROM the recipe of s Celebrated Carlsbad C Physician lronbrew is 6 combination of Vegetable Tonics Aod Delicious Aromatics, en - riching and strengthening the blood, muscles and brain: regulating she stOmAchic and nervOus system; relieving headAche, nause1, dyspepsia, of its life and health renewing properties the most valuable tonic and delicious beverage ever offered tO the public.
 ........ Bottled By........ M. F. MORlN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

Before making root beer -ry a casa of Norin's carbonated root beer. Sixty cents a case. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
Notice of Forfeiture.

W. 8. GOrDsvOHrHr. City Ticket Agent,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-28
BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTs.
Boston Lyric Opera Company Coming
Next Month.

The Boston Lyric Opera Company Coming
Next Month.
It was a notable occasion when the
lights Of the opera house cleaned for
the last time during the theatrical sea-
son Of 1859, and was marked by the
appearance Of Blanche Walsh and Mel
bourne Mcdowell. who will long be
remembered az stars Of the first magni.
tude. "Speed the parting and welcome
the coming guest" il the lesson Of the
seasons. The last attraction of the
season just gone was a theatrical treat,
and it is the intention Of the opera
house management to open the new
with an event no less brilliant.
Those who read of theatrical events are
familiar with the name of the Boston
Lyric Opera company. a large and
powerful organization that has held the
metropolitan boards to crowded houses.
This company, numbering forty people.
and with the most elegant scenery and
costumes this town has ever seen, will
appear Aug. %. the first of the new
seasons attractions. This will be al
together different from any opera pre-
given here, and patrons may
build their expectations on hear
ing something really fine. Watch for
announcements.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-28

ings last week. returning with Mrs.
Handel, who spent two or three weeks
pleasantly with Mrs. I. Stockwell, the
latter's mother.
Elmer B. Carter of Fattic creek, who
also makes his home in Billings, was
in this section the first Of the week
looking up wethers for sale.
Sheriff Hubbard, accompanied by
Robert Gruwell Of Junction. was in
this section last week on business. It
has been several years since the con-
genial sheriff punched COWS in this Sec
ton, where he has numerous friends.
The harvest dance will take place
Friday evening, Aug. IS, at Handel's
hall, and a large gathering is looked
for. The orchestra Of four pieces will
again furnish music and a good time is
promised. All are invited.
Messrs. Smelling and Smithey, horse
growers and shippers, will start in
about fifteen days with several carloads
for England.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
At the Grand.

Tuesday, July 25.-F. D. Newberry,
Pennsylvania; j. Fl. Hay, Butte; A.
II. Wall, Helena; W. H. Norton,
Columbus; I. l.. Strententhat, Chi,
cago; N. r. Vessel, Helena; Fl. j.
Witt and wife, Columbus; W. W.
Adams, Chicago; A. B. Hammond. Fl.
l.. Hoffman, Boston; A. j. Helben,
Milwaukee; B. W. Stephenson. Man.
dan; 4. Fl. Blackburn, wife and child,
Nebraska; J. Blaoken; Z. M. Bran.
nick. Portland; l.. Orschel. Miles City
VIM. Rea. Jr., st. Paul; w. r. Cooper,
Butte; p. M. Seymour. A. j. Wright,
A. Z. Anderson. r. Earnett, Fl. l..
Miller.
Wednesday, July BIB. Hill, B.
Noon. @. Largely, Butte; j. M.
Dougherty, j. P. Smith, Chicago
VIM. J. Cruise, d. Cruise. Helena; W.
Fl. H. Salmer and wife, Meelven; e..
F. Leach, Iowa; j. C. Guthier, Chi.
cago; +. W. Foster, Max Asch, j. ".
Hathaway; F. A. Stocker, Minneap.
oils; Geo. r. Colry, Boston; f. W.
Bodie, Omaha; L. J. Hysham, Iowa ;
N. @. Bowers, Nebraska; q. W. Gar.
butt, Wyoming; E. E. Wheil, Chicago;
G. W. Brown, Ohio; N. s. Crump,
Omaha; L. T.. Henley, Big Timber ;
A. W. Smith, Minneapolis; q. W.
Gorham, Chicago; J. H. Smith, Fargo;
W. G.. Filler, Pennsylvania; W. L..
Lowther, Roundup; r. W. Merrill, e.
A. Good, j. W. Dodds, Helena.
Thursday, July 27.-S. jackson, Big
Timber; J. 4. Murphy, N. r. Vessel,
Helena; 9. F. Woodman, Butte; Dan
Dewey, Boston; F. W. Merrill, Hell.
ena; A. o. Harrison, st. Joe; A. Null.
Ter, st. Paul; W. H. Shepman. Lin
coin; J. L.. Lorse, Chicago: F. H.
Davis, Omaha; J. z. Edwards, Grow
Agency; M. j. Elias. Helena; J. Fl.
Hay. Butte; Mrs. +. W. Bod,e, Oma.
ha; A. J.. Wright, Fergus Falls; J. G..
Embree; M. F. Trask, Lavina; J. II.
Heokert, Iowa; r. B. Thompson; M.
Conahin, St. Paul; Z. g. Walter,
Park; z. W. Miller, Minneapolis; G.
W. Reinhart, San Francisco; A. Z.
Anderson, Glendive; II. Simmons,
Miles City; B. T. Rumsey. A. s. Jack.
son, New York.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-28
KILLING GAME.
The Canadian Cree Indians Mt Their OF.
Business.

The Canadian Cree Indians at Their Old
Business.
The Canadian Gree Indians, who
have been infesting this section since
late in the winter, are at their old
business again-killing off game and
stock as we'll, and neither the state
authorities or the federal government
seem able to suppress it. When the
Crees, a few years ago, made them
selves obnoxious in several parts of
this state, and the matter was taken
up with the department at Washington.
they were invited to make tracks back
to Canada. This was done by many,
but they didn't remain long and have
been coming back in droves and their
d~epredations since returning to Mon
tana have been more bold and serious
than before. DR.. W. A. Allen, who
lately returned from a trip to Fergus
county, said that two different parties
have been caught killing stock on the
range. He met a cattleman in that
county who tried to run up or some
Crees who were killing an animal, but
they stood him off with their guns. 1t
is also learned from parties coming in
from the north that these Indians have
just made a Wholesale slaughter of
game, in which they exterminated a
band of seventy-five antelope on
Crooked creek, about twenty miles
north of Billings. Young and old,
and female, have been shot down.
Sheep are meeting the same fate as
cattle and game, and unless the state
or federal authorities take some action
to put a stop to it, private parties will
at least protect their own stock.
An effort should be made to drive
the Crees back to Canada and make
them stay there. They are a dirty,
lazy type Of uncivilization, bent Oh
game and stock and robbing
wherever possible.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-28
TO CAN HORSE MEAT,
Packing Plant in North Dakota Secured
by Eastern Parties.

1t depends only upon one thing
whether the Strengthening Of horses for
the market is to become one Of the in
dustries Of the northwest. That con-
tingent is the price of the animals. A
couple of Boston men have become in
tarested in the matter and taken hold
to the extent of securing an option on
the old DeMoores plant at Medora with
a view to transforming it into a can
ming factory. They say that if horses
a be secured at "a price Of not more
than $40 per head. delivered at the
plant, and in sufficient numbers, they
will begin operations as soon as posi-.
BILE, having made satisfactory terms
with the Northern Pacific as to rates
for the expectation Of their products.
Owing to the prejudice which exists in
the country against the consumption Of
horse meat for human food. the con-
Germ, il started. will have to look to
foreign countries for a market for it's
output. The men who have taken hold
OF the project are A. B. Haywad and
RI. l.. Hoffman, both Of Boston. The
gentlemen visited this city this week
spent a couple of days looking over
the field and it is believed made ar
engagements with one of the local COM.
mission houses to act as their agent for
THIS part Of the country. The supply
OF horses such as they would want is
large, the only matter in doubt being
tne Willingness of the owners to part
WIN them at the price the concern ia
prepared to pay.