Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1900-04-13
Historical Library

Terry Fleming judge election. ............. 90
Vim. knatz, judge election ..... ............ 3 90
| Eugene Bond. Judge election. 1. ......... 3 20
| u. 4. Hail. judge election. Observation-Disclosures. 3 %
$. ID. Steere, judge election. 3 90
l.. D. Martin, judge election ............... 3 90
j. X. Weaver, team at election. ...........-. 2 IS
Northwestern Stamp Works. tags ......... 3 90
James Copeland special police. 10 90
John Dunn, special police. I 20
Terry Fleming. special police .............. 2 so
Mike Dunn, special pollce.................. 10 90
1 Fhos. Conway, special police. .,............. 5 90
John Bailey, special police. Observation-Disclosures. 2 so
Rocky Fork Coal Co., lights. ts............... s 40
Jos, Hart, registry agent. Observation-Disclosures. 15 90
Ed Root, locating graves. Observation-Disclosures. 4 20
Frank Rose, special police. IS %
JAS Bradley. labor r........................2 20 90
ID. Hawthorne, supplies. Observation-Disclosures. s 30
Picket Pub. Co, printing Observation-Disclosures. 45 q
| a motion was made and carried that
the mayor be instructed to appoint two
or more men to collect the annual dog
tax and destroy AL those animals found
running at large without a proper tag
on
The subject Of the city dumping
ground was taken up and discussed
The mayor said he had been notified by
the Rocky Fork Coal company that the
company had provided the city with
a dumping ground, shut parties had
persisted i'll dumping refuse away from
tho spot designated, and it this contin-
ned hereafter the company would no
longer permit of the use of tho place
for dumpage. The mayor also said that
dead animals were also carted ont to
the ground and left unburied there.
The council decided to post notices
specifying where the dumping ground
was and warming people against dump
ing rubbish elsewhere, and no one will
be allowed to dump the carcasses Of
doa! animals there, Oh penalty of fine
provided BY Inv.
EULOGI OF BUFFALO BILL.
The Social Lion of TIE Hour Among Man
haitian Theatre GOers.
The New York Morning Telegraph
Of recent date contains the following
mention Of the return Of Col. W. II.
Cody TO Gay Gotham:
10 those Of us who have jOurneyed
so far down the pathway Of life that
the advancing shadows provoke grow
ing uneasincAs there is always some
thing renssnring in the return OF spr ing
and Buffalo Bill
Tho presence Of that still virile vet
eran sometimes makes the other old
| timers feel Il little more at ease con-
cerning the future. While Buffalo Bill
ID still with as the grim reaper, cycling
us attentively and whetting his scythe,
seems at a safer distance.
Looming up in a box at tho Mnnhat-
tan theater the other night. like a
gnarled old oak amid a forest of under
brush, Buffalo BIN, little grayer and
scantier of flowing locks, looked as Wig
orous and alert and commanding of
presence as in the days when lie slew
the mighty bison aud the pesky redskin
with equal impnrtiality and first laid
the foundation OF q world wide fame.
Tho buffalo are almost extinct. The
Indian has discarded war club for golf
sticks and thrown aside the tom. tom for
the b flat cornet but "the old man,
roviving the perils and privations Of
our earlier civilization, in moving
mimic show, is Il we'll tempered link
firmly binding us to the past
The idol of the small boy, the pet Of
the ladies, the hero to all men, Buffalo
Bill, IN the sombrc autumn Of life, with
the snow crowned summit Of the great
divide almost attained. is a true type
of stalwart Americanism, enveloped in
Il romanticism that is all too rare i'll
this matter OF fact age.
All hail, therefore. to Buffalo Bill
Turn the biggest, brightest calcium in
the whole bunch upon his commanding
figure, and let us shout and applaud all
the louder if he happens to miss few
glass balls.