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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24

leel -. '"st.
N i. !, estate agent said to me
l.sss J s boxing over a map Of
IS, ceast counties. on which
!, 100 TO go acres 7 rssss
. ~ 7. :. scst'ered several milo, los
IL 'Is between them. . .'Tss
~ a \, traps Tracts cts, Of land"
PAL .Ads asked. ..sgIy mn no y Yen
tss t,sesld a farmer lr np,,., Tor
tsall, s''a a tlew Of mshInS
81 PPo.ated, ow,cdn e would be
NJ N ~, X the land s,lrronnS .
'sn,se9la be a nnsr e' FOR sale,
aa'sd , = make him q b unrse
"a aief 6eeomnse ighbors and
e iii what he eo could ~,
''aA'y and perhasppss
ni IL z immigration ,v.,,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
Sugar Factory For Nevada.

4 wealthy capitnlist. we'll known
IN the Pacrtic CO.'S through his CON-
ueciiou with the beet suhar business,
WIS ---n the 9th, r day 10y IL Gardner.
vile Record reporter, WHO inquired
Mh. lie wis taking such II deep inter
esI in Nevada at tubs time. and wh!
ne WIS 80 dispIeased at the action Of
,he State Board OF ASSESSORS in rals
rug the railroad taxes. lie said:
-Fur more than Fix months WE have
he considering plans for the esiab-
bshment If sugar beet factories and
Il refinery II Nevada. The plan will
.,uly become practicable with the CO.
operation Of the railroads. We have
nud several conferences with the
ne Ids Of the Southern Pacific system
;;!l may uOiao 20 I'D understanding
!e:. though au increase III taxes Ia
not calculated to hasten .he:r acnOn.
" treat us any Ilore %leuienily. In Ii
general waS our plan would be T."
contract with planters in vari0ur
parts Of the Stale for 20 man; tons ~
beet at our nearesl factory To them.
The pulp could be ireigbt.d back I"
the rauchers to be used Tor feeding
stock. lie refinery will be located
at u gwen point OIL the railroad"
When asked as tn the estimated
tmumnl OF such an investment he re.
piled:
-ihe investment at FIRST would be
more III the nature OF IN experiment,
and il ID laIg e acreage be secured II
would ultimately mean an invest
menI Of many million dollars.
"Plans are beng made to constr cI
Il rmilr nj from Carson CITY, up
through the eastern side ~ yOur val.
ley. winch wouId suit IL plans very
well, Carson valley would lmdoubt
t1ily Lecune Il good beet producer,
lis the saccharme matter III hamples
raised there show n high percentage"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
The Weekly IN dependent.
FRIDAY ............MAY II. 1901
T,'nnl,ah.

II. a. Ferguson was in this city
yesterday, and Is direct from IONA.
pah. lie says that there ARE about
2OO men there, aud none idle. Mos,
Of ti.rn are taking leases FROM the
original wnere. j. l.. Butler, III,
original d~iscoverer of the cauip, and
his partners, control most Of tie in
terest. they charge % per cut fur
the lease aud Buffers word is all that
there Is necessary and :here Ia not u
written lease III tile camp. So fIr the
people there are Tor worx. AMI there
are 40 disagreements or fights, anu
any mans word is us good N lns
bond. There are no tbieye-. aud the
touls. vdluLblrs aud provisions arr
LETT lying around any where and per
fcctly safe. II IL, in fact, the ideHi
mung camp. such IS fiIurished III
California III the day 81 40.
luere are seven lodges in all. and
they cover considerable terriuur!
SomeOf the ore goes. us high as l2U.
ounces III silver and s3W III GOLD,
The ore shipped to Selhy averages
500 or $3.50 II ton. 4 great deal al
$40 ore is accumulatIng on the dun pr
waiting for u mill to be erected,
Wood is lnuleL II miles ind sells for
Sl5 u cord. Water is haulad several
mites aud sells for SI.5u II barrel. II
cones fron sprrugs. Wells can be
dug ind give good water ut about IL
feet. Lumber in I'll, rough is sGO u
Thousand and ls taken Us last rs 1t
comes in. The stage runs IN froui
SodavIllr, sixty mites away.
Henry Cutting Is there working
seven men nnd dong well On tit
lease. The men who have leasse are
dong better than those who work foi
wages. The miners mostly live i'll
tents aud rough hoard houses. An
Indian aud his sister run 4 boarding
house, but tlIrr is no lodging house
ihsre yet.
Frank Golden took in thirty five
barrels 81 Carson been recently and
1t was we'll received toy the camp. He
is atsO selling e | ! aud silver watches
The st,fTest poker games in the
State are played there. When il Ii
stormy aud not easy to work ont OF
doors the mILers play drPw poker.
~ o jacks are worth from fifty cents
20 s51 according tu how the hol Ter
feels. There is often $50 III the poi
at II time. LthrOp aud DAVE. Of
SodayiIl have started II store ther"
uud are H. eping all kinds Of supplies
Booth will start Il weekly paper
there inside Il week or SO IL the
le'ikes are permanent and merge into
one ledge at depth Tunnphh will be
the biggest camp III Nevada. -VIr.
gluia Report.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
LooLIpx wi,heuI seeing.

Perhaps you are an exception tn
the rule, but II you sre not you have
probably on many uc:asions. Just
after looking as your watch. been
forced TO acknowledge 70 frien'l
who asked you the time that you die
not know VIVA: it ~ Yet you un-
doubleday took your tinepiece out III
Jour pocket. Looked nj its face and
.aretully replaced it in jour p"cS~''
showing a logical sequence 81 though
,nu q well defiued object. winch Ill
not, however. result in leaving I
sufficiently di4trncL i"mpressi'u 81
Your mind to satisfy your FRIEND
curiosity as to the hour Ut the da!
The motion Was not an i~uvolinihr.
one, like that VI tire boy who caun"
TOO often admire his first chronometeI
uor ,el habitual, for Tow persons II"
merely in the habit Of taking OH
heir watches. Que docs so Ouly 10
Il spec.h: purpose.
New. how nay thus seeming o
tradition be accounted for? Perhap
the reason is that not once III te,
times does a man luoS at hIs watch
% see what the actual time ID, bu
rather 10 learn whether he still la
tune 10 accomplish some purpost
lie may wuni to keep an uppnni
lnent at a certain time or To be sur
mol 10 miss n boat or tram. When Il,
lakes out his watch, therefore. b,
lustlnctirely lrok- for the hands II
tie position called for 10y that pur
tiruIar moment, and when he see
that they have not yet reached tina
point he returns the watch to it's rest
ing place, with his mind relieved.
The actual position Of the hands
really plays NO part at all i'll til,
operation. and 20 when the time II
asked Of him he ia unable to reply
In , ther words. he accumplishcs til,
paraduIical feat OF intenily looainL
at d thing without really seeing it,
EI,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
a v,v,p osJkor LH>.oS.

A LBS Angeles dispatch to the New
YORK World. one day last month. told
the story Of a train load Of Porn HI.
cans who were ON their way to Hawaii
The Horld refers to this rs I'd vivid
ubj ct lesson in what Is happening III
Porto Rico" Speskng VI these em-
igranlr. the World ssys:
They sailed un Saturday in the
u ,I india, nick. named the slave
hip Twelve of the party al 9OO
had did since they left San Juan.
Tie death certificates give the causes
10 1pernicious Hnuemia.' which is not
the medical equivalent for -uenev"
lent assimilauoL,- but for lack of
blood and want Ut nuIrimeni." Their
railway jmruey had teen in carr
iUnler than cattle cars and more
crowded. Their quarters Oh til.
Z nj india are tqu did and inhumanlS
crHnped,
AZ the ship was leaving, the mother
~ me of the youths who had just
died begged to I've allowed to kiss
her dead child's face once more. but
this was denied to her" And 80 tile
slave ship" with the "free flag Of the
republic Il ,atIng ut its masthead.
,lroI ped down TO seu with the waiIr
~ thus mother borne back upon the
breeze.
"a dieagreeable skeleton at the
Im%penallstic feast. Hustle 1t away
And let the md play some lively
patriotic mir.-aud play it loudly
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
Tho Man with the shears.

In nm illustrated article showing
how Champion Marquis shears IL
sheep with hand rover machine the
"Amcrican Sheep Breeder sa,s: ar
NJ Marquis has for several years held
the fast sh, aring record. both for
hand and machine shcariuG. LnsI
June. ut Bow ers Bros ranch, near
Martinsdalr, Monlnna, he broke hi,
own ns well ms all other records b,
shearmg $50 seven.pound wetherp in
fourteen hours and forty ELK minutes.
taking III ESQ pounds Of wonl-u
truly marvellous prrfoT nance aru one
not likely Ia be cqma'cd FOR some
time To come.
MIR. VI ,rluis ha' slIorn IN the plsi
eight years mt the most prominent
muuhme and hand shearng stations
in America. lie has shorn 300 and
over IN one day as many iwent,
times. twice over 80. nud 800. tn
average days WORK IN Montana ran
irom lT5 Ia 3l5-this ~ days Of nine
and ten hours. In one hearing
eeason. not including fall work. he
sbeured l7.l03 sheep"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
PRISONER s.ru... TO L-.v- jail.

James Cannon, sixiy-eight yeafe
old. iufrm and gray.hesded. declares
tina, you cuu't maEe u man leave Iaii
n he doesn't want t". lie has n ell
m tie county jail Mt Scranton. Penn
since 1874. anC now ray- he won I
leave. 'rlI- question: that s
my the authorities is, can u free uian
he furu Il to leave 1t j Ill? The old
man was sent there seven years ago
ror refusing to Ign IL deed diFposing
Of h,s own pr perty. Vie WIS at
cused of contempt. He declared he
" rnld never risn. a bill wH passed
giving county uil:cers the right to
s,,n deeds al transfer. aud Scranton
bre .tIred Tree again. But Cannon
won, bulge cut III jail. 1--we got
used tn j al hfr. nud like it SAID he.
Il Iu.ss | won't leave" Then
habeas corpus proceedings were
1 ,r,rd but Cannon refused to sign
the petition. lie is still in Jail.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

Doctor Stubs. president OF the
State. University at Reno. will by in-
vita,iuu Of the committee uf arrange
.u.nts in charge at S.m Francisco,
leave Reno for that city tomorrow
morning Ia deliver the addr' 80 "f
welcome Thursday evening at the
banquet given III honor ~ tile Pr"sl-
lent 81 the Olio society at the Pal
ace Hotel. The Doctors ablG:! and
learning will s, C ire more thnn a re-
spec, full hearing for Nevada Uni.
rersity president, Which will leave
an ia prssinn as deep and lasting GU
the F.. eidenI's mind and upon the
minds of those vii" are prescott ut
rhe banquet rs the May fl 'wers and
May climate III observation-disclosures
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
4 SERIOUS .

The new law making It a felony Ia
cell liqu " to Indians is u~niunhtedlI
I just measure. hut its st rict enforce
ment will work II hardship uuon the
taxpayers Of the State While tl'
INDEPENDENT believes in the strIc
enforcement ~ the laws oi the Stat.
it cannot md itself of the opinion TINT
the crime of selling liquor to lndians
should be punished under the United
States Law. II the State is force Ia
prosecute the "a ca ues, It vii surely
re-ult i'll II large al Ii ION tn the ex
pense Of every county IN tnr State.
But what are the officers who s-
iuiy it is to rnfnr re he ia " ~ the
State gong tai do abou; Il! Their
official olthI compels then to enforce
nis las without any regard tn the
fleet it will have on the pockets Of
he taxpaI ers. Ii they de- not en-
force 1t. drunken Indi ms are pretty
ure to be too nerO for the
peace and quiet Of every town III the
state.
Tins is a matter that requires the
wriOus consideration ~ thHHe Whose
luiy it is to en- or g the la y. Ii
will not do to permit crime ru "a IN.
punished simply because the arrest
and prosecution Of criminals druws
monry from the pockets Of the tax
pay ers.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
The railroad Fight.

Senator Clark seems to be holding
his own in the railroad war III Leu.
coin county. Judge Talbot ha-
granted his company the right /" III
terveue III the suit brought 10y the
Oregon Short Line against Lincoln
county Tor the possession Of thr oh
Union Pacific grade. which that com.
pany permitted to he sold to Lincoln
county for taxes andwhich It failed
to redeem.
At the meeting Of the commission
ers Of Lincoln county last week the
following agreement WIS made with
Senator Clark's company says the
Phoebe Record:
Tho rORd.bed, from the end Of the
grade constructed by the Oregon
Short Line in 1880, below Pinchr
and all the %couniy's right, Ii 10 aud
interest to said road bed and right 0i
way. from saul point doH tn what II
called Dutch Flat or C'tvcI we'll,
rnnnch, WINS sold /" the 6. p, j.. a. &
$. l.. Co for e., 90 cash, nnd II deed
To the property was given by til,
County Treasurer.
Az TO the grade from Culver well't
to Uvnda It was agreed tint tn rail
road complny place in tue hand, oi
the Comfy Treasurer a check for
S3,053 ", until it WIS derideh IN the
court as To the validir! Of tie count,
title to the property. aud should enid
title prove valid the r the q muii-si0
crs will sell the road bed aud IL 20 d
at private salc, that the Sar
Pedro. Los Angelica & Salt Lake
rHilrOad he given the preference fOr
the amount on deposit. But should
the property 10 sold at public auction
! md the ). p, l. 4. & salt Lake com.
pany become the purchaser ~ the
grade. tho the ,um on drpORit wonid
be applied toward the purchase oi
the property. but IL aui I railroad
company waR not the purchaser, Tie n
the money on dcposit will he returned
to the company.
40 tho matter stands now. the
Comfy derives the benefit ~ 1900
and should it's title prove good, ther
in al likolillooh the COmuiFs9roucrf
will dispose 81 tile grade ut auction,
nnd let the pHrtics who put up the
most mnney take it.
Tho Short LIMO company ha,
sj,O5 j.U2 ON depo. IL TO pay tho taxes
hut IA to whether the company yet
posscescs title To- tho property, will
have to 10 decided by the court.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

A great commutIon seems To have
aiken place among railway circles
,wing 10 the contemplated through
ar service between the Pacific Coast
and Chicago which IL operating one
day each week. This Is not II new de-
parture 10y any mems, AZ the Denver
Il Rio Grande Railroad Company and
its connections have been operating h
through car service between the Pa.
cItic and Atlantic cunst via. Salt Lake
Pueblo, Denver, Kansas City anu
Chicago for years. and three day.
cucn. week, viz. every "Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evening. The
ears for this through service are OF
The latest Pullman design, and ar,
supplied with clean linen and bedding
throughout. A Pullman porter ID rs.
signed Ia each car. These ear ar,
also under the personal supervision
II II Special Excursion agent
whose duty it is to see that passen.
sens are gwen every comfort and al.
tentiuu. For further INFORMATION, mp
ply to any agent. or Is r. NcvIns.
General Agent. or to u NJ. Cushing
Travelling Passenger Agent, ID. * K
!. Il. r.. rs West :ird South 81. SnI,
Lake City, Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

\ summons for IN ambulance fro n
the corner II Powell md Ellis 5treeIs
ut IL O'clock Monday night. led to nm
investigation INTO the circumstances
by the police. 1t a found 'Imt II
ynung girl giv ng the name ~ Lillian
MareIte had bean taken to the City
and County Hospital, says the San
francisco Chronicle.
DR.. VonlI"ffman, who attended the
girl ut the hospital said that he did
not consider her III serious con.
ditinu and that ehe was nn the road to
recovery. She gave her age IA 20
years, mud said she had been u school
teacher in the State Of Nevada, and
had come TO this city several months
ago.
Miss Narcotics departure from her
home WIS the sequel ~ Il romance
which came to Il tragic climax On
d cenhPr &c. 1900, when II volunteer
officer killed himself IN her account
ut Reno. The suicide was Gordon
Freeman. Second Lieutenant OF
Troop \, Nevada Cavalry. After tie
return Of his command from III.
Philippines he renewed M oil nc
quurntance wi b Miss Marette ant
they wore engage l. Her parnD:'
wouli not %sanctiuu the match, aud ol
the nigh, after Christmas Frecma,
blew ont his I raius with Il rifle ball
At the time his deed wus attributed
to i'll health ind "A hereditary ten
dency TO suicidc.-Reno Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
Ancient Government Aid.

II il IN France. and not in Italy ~
might be supposed, tint tho most
ancient traces Of European irri cation
canals are To DO found. One Ui these
constructed at the close Oi tho och
century bears ut tho present day
the name Of Alauc IT., KinR Of the
Vlsig0ths. In the writing OF Berra
IL found u letter Of 11eOdnnc.
King NJ the Gutlis, to the II man
senate directing TINT all possible on.
coumgcmont Oe given Ia ono Decius.
who proposed to reclaim n portion Of
GHul. Another letter. addressed 10
Dccius himself. Shove tho Klug un
earnest believer in Government sup.
port Of such pr,j 'cis.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
Our Vast Mineral RIchcs.

\ chart published 10y the geoIo.i
cal survey gives u summary of tLn
mineral products OF the Uniteu
States for the past ten Years. III,
aggregate values have increased 10y
more than one half III that period anu
:he figures for 1899 are greater than.
III any previous year. Footing up TIT
total OF s9I6 gu, 200.
The value Of the metallic products
of the year Is given at S5272 1874
and the nonmeIallic at S4I7. u,S62.
The later class Includes, of course.
the cuals-Sl68 W'0,UUO in bituminuus
and SSs,OUu.OUO i'll Pennsylvania
nnihracite-S64 GOO, 200 il. ~patruleum
$40 COZ, 10 worth OF natural gas and
large value i'll stone. brick, clay and
cement. with various other uIILerals.
Or the metals our pig lroJ Ii worth
almost n much RS all otl ers together,
the yaIne Of last years product be.
ing given at s245. 0UO.i 90. Copper
m next worth $4,000, COO. nnd
the ell LO0.uu0 i'll gold is third. The
market value OF the silver produced
in 1859 Il about s33,OG0,I 90 and the
IL al and ENC together we're about H.
much. Quicksilver. aluminium. anti
mony. nicklr and platinum are the
"ther metals that f.ure III the table
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
ANOTHER GO 10 TRUST.

Commercial scc,ety Is all agog over
the announcement Of another inter-
sting debut. The tair debuiantc Is
daughter Of the Good Trust family
She Ia sai,i to he hu heiress to sou.
UOO,OOO. and viii control all the niu-
ng machinery AMI engine mun
tories uf tie county.
T us will he particularly interest
ing to the mining men Of tle west.
oecau ~ it will he their especial prlvi'
eye TO keep thus be iutiful dehu
utnte's lance program hled and Set
nat she ne lacks for roses anu
ponbuus. THIS should make the
.nvleged gentlemen feel very kindly
uward their old friend. Dmgley. foI
,ad Il not been Tor Mr.. Dmgley, II If
Lnuhtful II this. the Youngest mem
Der OF the Trust family. would even
nav been able tn come out. Bu
Mr.. Dmgley. with his parental wa!e.
,ad always looked upon the younr
u " ns an infant. As such be be
lisved che needed protection, M"
Shile he wasn't able to devote II
money tn the cause hImself. he fixed
( SO that the mining men OF tlr
uuuiry would subscribe - per cent
III valorrm. as they say Ill the CUSTOM
mousse. This WIS sufficient To Civ,
Ter IA start in life aud ed iraie her III
Ill the accomph- hments for which
lie Trust fanil! is distinguished. nuH
.he it now able to blossum forth mt
Is promising Il commercial bud IL
me Ii likely to find Ill the stock tx
.hange blue buok.-Salt Lake Her
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

others ure invited to call on any
druggist and get free II trinl bottle nf
Kemp's BalEdm for the ThrO't ana
Lupgs, IL remedy tina, il guaranteed
To cure and relieve all Chronic ami
Acute Cough, Asthma. Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price DC. All
50c. For sale by Elk" Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
TO Cure or Prevent Smallpox.


ThJ following was printed in the
KIusas City Journal II few months
as0. md we believe viii he read with
interest ut the present time.
"Says II pubic mani: 1 um willing
10 risk my reputation III Il public
man II the worst case Of smallpnx
canuOt be eff, ciuaIly cured in thee
daye, simply by Tire use Of c'cam Of
tartar fins istllr sura aud never fail.
ing remedy. One ounce 81 cream OF
tartar dies II ed IN u put Of boiling
water 10 Ue drank When cold NC my
time. 1t is u preventive as we'll ~ n
curative. II Ia known Ia have cured
q hundred tbunsnnd cases without a
fniInrr. II never leaves u mark.
never causes blindness n"d always
prevents tedions l%inRermg.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
Up-tO'DRto.

Elko Ia raj iiy putting away old
methods md talk nR up the new md
up-to date. At no pla u in town can
this be o e so pla ily as ut Tho
Smith Company's store. Cha ,ge+
are constantly beng ma le To acco IL.
modHte their many Gu 't"mcrs. Tho
large store.roomA are beng fitted III
to display the thousand aud one
articles kept IN stock. liza far ner
wants a shovel, FORK, rake or othp,
implement all he haI to do 10 TO walk
into the new stOre.ronm and he sees u
hanging on tho wall before him,
Tho Same plan ia CARR II out in the
furniture and other departments OF
the store. With these many Improve
menta. accommodating cIerka, low
prices aud tair dealing, it is not din.
cult 10 figure out the causes Of the
large trade the Smith Company has
all ove tho country.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

"Onr little girl wus unconscious
froW straDgulaunD during q sudden
aud terrible attack ~ Group. | quick
ly occurred n bottle ot Uue Minute
Cough Cure, giving her three doses.
Tho Group WIS mastered and our lit.
tie darling speedily recovered" SO
writes 4. H. Spaffurd, Chester. Mich.
klkO Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
Tho Gnrsr Of MomankInd

IL sicK and nervous headaches.
Shermap's Headache sure gives in.
utaut relief. One dose cures. Guar
anteed perfectly harmless. Immedi
alto relief. DC. aud l0c. u box. II
curcs neuralgia. Every box guaran.
tced. For saIe by Elko Drug %.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

Skin affections will readily iii op
penr by upIng D"wIti's Witch llnz,I
SaIvs. Look out Tor counterfeit. II
yru get Dcwitt'a y"u will gcI good
results. II Is the quick nnd positive
euro for piles. ElKu Dug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

\ simple and effective cure for
onts i'll horses is published by the
United States Department OF Agri-
culture. An eIperimenter tried Il
few tests upon II quantity OF live bots
taken from a horse winch the bots
had killed. When Iut into sage tea
they died i'll fifteen hours, but ns
That was too Glow Il process, he tried
them in nitric acid, hut it seemed to
trouble them no more than water.
lie then bruised some tansy. and
made an infusion OF the juice, and
put some OF the bots into it. They
were dead in Il minute. As he hal a
horse suspected Of being troubled
with bots, he gave him some tanay
tea in the morning and u duse OF salts
in the evening. The next morning
the horses cxcrement contained 6
pint and II half Of the bota. and thu
cure. after repeated trials. is nov
said to DO recognized as thoroughly
effective.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-13

A special train of 10 coaches filled
with physicians and their wives, who
have been in attendance at the annual
meeting of the American Medical as
ISOLATION at st. Paul, passed through
Forsyth Saturday evening enroute to
the National park. The Is coaches
carried 300 persons, and early Monday
morning the entire party departed from
Mammoth Hot Springs by stage coach
for Il five days trip through Wonder
land. In the party are many promi-
nent medical men from every portion
of the country. The party enjoy the
very best Accommodations and it is said
that the cost of the special exceeds
$4,000.