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lion , In water-tight comportments , aad are famish
ed with every requisite to make the paswge both
tafo and agreeable. They carry the United Stateg
And European mala , and leave Now York Thurs
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A FINE LINE 0 P
THE ONLYIEXCJiUfalVB
PESTS OF THE PLAINS ,
The Wolves of Wyoming an Their
DppilatioDS.
The Vulutor Tliclr Pelts anil llow
Oltallied. Something About
IJImo Novel Stories of
\VcBtorn Wolves.
? hoycnnu Trader.
A number of moro or loss amusing and
ocidodly original nrticlos about iho
wolves of Iho western ntatca nnd terri *
orics have recently boon published in
astern papers. The arnount of raisin
ormatlon and dime-no vol romance about
tbo west , published as fact , and toad
with n childlike end touching confidence
> y extern people , is fca oxtonalvo as nb.
aufd.
In Wyoming nro found two epoclos ol
wolves , the common coyotes and the big
gray wolves. These nro not grcut in
number , but they are quite a factor in
the loss totals incident to the grazing o :
cnttlo on the plains.
Many e musing stories are related o ,
the experiences of "toudorfoot" nnc
'pilgalma" who have boon lest on the
plaine , or situated BO the howling ol
coyotes filled at once the night with die
cord and that tenderfoot's heart witli
alaini. Western people know that the
coyotes do not attack mon , and It is also
a well known fact that when three or
four coyotes join in the choituofa ro
fraln which Bom < ) cliiof musician In the
tribe his a tar ted , the listener would
swear that about 2UO of the animals rrcro
holding a roliaarsnl.
The howl of the pray wolf is difl'eront
from that of the coyoto. Thcso latter
mrcly run in packs , although the populai
belief is that adventures of the style p r-
ttayed by Fnuik Wrijo in Davy Urockott
nro of common occurrence. Iho gray
wolf s howl iaashoit , aim p snarl , mid
rarely bleaks foith into n prolonged cry ,
unless the brute is ravenously hungry.
In midwinter these big gray fellows bo
comu almost white , and when made dcs-
pcrnto by hunger are no doubt ugly ens
tomers.
.Recently an article lias been going the
rounds in which thu teniblo fatp of a
tramp , who was put off of a train in the
wilds of Wyoming , is related in thrillinj ,
style.
The irght was dar ] ; ; splashes of rail :
wcro curled against the windows of the
cars by the midnight wind : the passengers
on a Union Pacific train wcro nodd.ng.
The twin stopped at a lonely station oul
on the barren plains. A tramp claimbored
but the cruel conductor would not let the
poor fellow ride. Several mihs from the
station the train was stopped and ihotiamp
was put olF. As the train started ahead
in the murky darkness , the howlinga of
wolves wcro berne to the ears of the star
tled passengers , and the poor trampfian
tic with fear , ran screaming after the train.
In spite of the protests of the passengers
the brutal conductor left the man to his
Fate to most horrible death.
Such is the story.
It Is hardly necessary to add that It was
written by a Tory tender tenderfoot.
In the summer of 1882 a certain Ohey-
onuo lady had an amusing adventure with
a monster gwy-wolf. A party of ladles
and gentlemen had been fishing on the
Poudro , above the Rustic. Upon the re
turn journey the majority of the party
walked up the long hill which is ascended
when coming Irom the Rustic to Chey
enne. The lady referred to bad wandered
ahead of the others. When a gentleman
in the parly approached the summit of
the hill ho discovered the lady holding
an interview irlth a big mouthed wolf.
The ultnation was a realization of the le
gend of Rod Riding hood. The lady had
a small stick , which she was waving at
the wolf , and meanwhile she was crying ,
"shoo , " "shoo , " ' like a woman driving a
hen from a flower bed. The \yolf as
contempla'ing the woman with giim curi
osity , but ttottcd away when the gentle
man appe.vcd. A load of bird shot stung
Ins glossy s'de and accelerated his speed
to a lively gallop , and soon ho disappeared
over the summit of a neighboring mount
ain. The lady supposed the wolf was a
la'go shepherd dog and was not a little
igi ated \ \ hen she learned that she had
been entertaining a mountain wolf.
During the summer wolves and coyotes
lite ally live on the fat of the l\ml. \ In
the winter and early sp ing they are un-
iblo to capture the small game on which
they subsist at other seasons of the year ,
and then they tuin their attent on to live
itock , and then it is that the cattleman
looses many a ealf , or ycailing , and often
a full giowii cow or steer
Ouyotea prefer young calves , born early
in the spring. Half a dozen coyotes will
eurround a calf and aimultauiously at
tacking It from all directions they easily
and readily destroy it. Gray wolves have
been known to kill full grown cattle , al
though they also prefer to attack young
stock. When a largo animal is attacked
the wolves separate into two parties , one
assaulting the cow from the front , while
the othera endeavor to hamstring It. Thu
method of assault rarely fails to bo sue
cessful. Soon the poor brute falla and a
moment later the entire pack of wolves la
snarling over its bcdy and feasting on the
still living animal.
Owl UK to the persistent war made on
the wolves and cayotoa by the cattlemen
and hunters , they are steadily diminish
ing in numbers. In the early days.wolves
wera always found with buffalo , and BO
long as cattle are 'grazed on the plains
these posts will continue to inhabit the
Rocky Mountain regions.
Many coyotes and wolves are killed by
poisoning meat and leaving It where they
will find and devour it. Indeed , that i
about the only means of killing them now
employed , and during the winter cowboys
and hunters find ' ' "
'wolfing" a profitable
business. Bounties of $1.50 are paid in
Wyoming upon each wolf or coyote
killed. The pelts are brought to the
ofiicoa of the county clerks , the paws are
cut. off the ears are punctured and the
pelt is returned to tbo hunter , who , in
addition to the bounty , realizes all the
way from fifty cents to five dollas for his
hide , its size , variety-ana general condi
tion controlling its value in the market.
Nearly every day some cowboy , ranchman -
man or hunter , brings a bundle of pelts
to the office of the connty clerk in this
city , and obtains the bounty , while the
kins find a ready sale in the market * .
The sSclns are tanned with the hair on
and are manufactured into robes , rugs
and overcoats , and not a few are stuffed.
During tlio past six months nearly one
thousand dollars have been paid as
bounty on n'olvea iu Lsrarale county
alone , andthli does not Include the large
number of woVyes killed during the
winter , and wblcri'i will not ha brought in
until spring. In .other portions of the
territory A Hill gr < aU.r number of wolves
are annually killed. At a rough estimate
13,000 wolves and coyotes are killed
every year in Wyoming , The number of
calves these wolves would destroy would
urnish , if it could bo learned , interesting
data for uottlomcn.
UbiYGKMAlLlNO DETEOHVB9 ,
A Class That Thrives Upon the Secret
Bins of Their Client * .
Now York Mall nnd Jlxprcsf.
In speaking of a certain class of private
detectives the other day Col. Chailea S.
Spencer , the criminal lawyer , eaid io a
ropotlar for the Mail nud Express :
"Many of the ao-callcd detectives got
their living by blnskmnlllng people wno
at Bomo earlier period of their existence
committed a violation of the low , but are
now trying to live honest , respectable
lives. 1 remember ono aso which came
under my own observation n number of
years ago , I was called upon to defend a
maq , whono name I will not mention ,
but who bore a bsd reputation , charged
with a crime cf eomo importance. lie
was acquitted , although I afterword be
come convinced that ho was guilty. lie
was a man of considerable natural abil
ity , and would , I believe , he could bo per
suaded to rotorm , bo able to earn on
honest living. When I spoke with him
about the matter ho listened respectfully ,
and then replied that ho had boon think
ing of the matter himself. Ho said that
there was on agent who wanted him to
sell maps for him , but OB ho had no
money and no ono to go security for him
ho had not accepted the position. I told
him that I would help him to secure the
place. I loaned him ' § 100. Ho pur
chased the maps end wont to work. Ho
was very fortunate in his sales , and at
the end of two or three years ho had
ivcd the sum of 81,500 , and. paid back
to mo the loan I had made him with In
terest.
"Ho then concluded that ho would
open a fish market In the lower part of
the city , which ho did , and was getting
along nicely when a private detectivewho
know all about his life as a criminal , dis
covered him in his market. Ho told the
now prosperous market man that ho would
tell his customers all about his past his
tory , of which they were ignorant , and
thus ruin his business , unless ho would
pay him § 100 as hush money.
My protege , seeing that the detective
had It in his power to injure him , paid
the money. Not satisfied with the sum
ho had received , the blackmailer came
back again a few weeks later. As he
did not know that the fellow could bo
arrested for blackmail , ho continued to
p\y Duma of money to the scoundrel un
til ho had crippled his business and com'
polled the man to sell out at a loss , Ho
came to mo end stated his case. I ad'
vised him to go woat and try again. ]
loaned him enough money to got out ol
town with. A year or two ago ho aunl
mo a letter stating that ho .had made
money nnd had become quite prosperous
in his now homo. Ho sent back the
loan , too , with interest.
MADE IT WAHM Jt'OK HIM.
A Cold "Weather CranlcitVho Got No
Consolation ,
Detroit Free Press.
"Well , I'll bo shot if thia isn't
snifter ! " ho said as ho entered a street
car which wan occupied solely by two
women.
"Haven't seen it OB cold for twenty
five years , " he continued , as he stampec
up and down the aisle and rubbed his
oars. i
The wcmon paid him no attention anc
suddenly ho paused and blurted out :
"How on earth some folkses' ears ant :
foot can stand the weather , exposed 8 !
they are , is moro'n I can see. I ehoalc
thiuk a day like this would carry off hall
the female cos. "
No reply was made , but ono of the la
dies arose and opened the roar door ol
the car and the two took seats claso to II
and began to fan themselves with news
papers. The old fellow wutchod them for
about a minute and then bolted througl :
the front door and dropped to the ground
and called to the driver :
' Keep my old 5 cents and bo hanged
to you , but I wont ride in a car with no
sich cranks if I lose my whole twenty-five
toes ! "
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Post Office Changes.
Postoflic } rhango3 In Nebraska during
the week ending January 10 , 1885 , and
furnished by William VanVlock of the
poatoffico department :
Cl NEimASKA.
Postmasters appointed Driftwood ,
Hitchcock county , Cliatles O. Bivt ;
Early , Frontier county , Mr. T. J. Shot-
well ; Gould , Dawson county , Edward C.
P. Childs ; tJoiman , Washington county ,
Leslie Watson ; Plum Valley , Knox coun
ty , Joseph Bcnsmar. Rosebud , Boone
county , IH avion Davis ; St. Helena , Cedar
county , Helen M. Nissen ; Willow Island ,
Dawson county , 0. P. Paist ; Wood Lake ,
Ohoiry county , 0. A. Johnson.
IOWA.
Established DoEtta , Powoshiek conn
ty , Ellis J. Jackson , postmaster ; Lyman ,
Cass county , Lewis H. Oouant , postmas
ter.
Postmasters Appointed Boaman ,
Grundy county , F. M. Wheeler ; Clark ,
Clay connty , Mraas Jormor , Grant City ,
Sao county , J. W. Dasmor ; Maaonvllle ,
Delaware county , John Latimer ; Oto ,
Wooabury county , Miss Delia Water
man ; Poiro , Woodbury county , Miss
Addio Epps ; Yarmouth , Das Molnes
county , David Pickering.
No Hnnl Times ,
Chicago Herald.
A richly dressed man looked up from
his paper at the Grand Pacific yesterday
and exclaimed to a person sitting near
him :
'This talk about hard times Is all bosh.
I never saw.timos bettor in my life , and
( never made moro money in a year than
I did In 1884. "
"Is that so ? What Is your business ? "
"I'm saloon In the
running o prohibi
tion state of Iowa. "
Employment for All ,
Newman Independent.
"Everybody seems to bo busy here , "
remarked a Newman man to n friend ho
was visiting in Tnscola.
"Of course they are , " said the Tnscola t
man. "You see , our people have started
a creamery and are making largo quan
titles of butter and cheese. "
But that surely don't give everybody
in Tuscola employment1 ?
"Oh. yes it does ! "
"How ? "
"Why , Jn trying to get the laato out
of their mouths 1"
Last year Massachusetts enjoyed al
most a total immunity fiom smallpox ,
but nine cases , with ono death , hav ng
been known to occur , which is less than
for ar y year since 1844.
The prettiest woman In Washington
! s said to bo Mrs. Horace Ullyer , wife of
tbo secretary of the English legation.
She Is a sparkling blonde , willowy in
figure and perfect In complexion.
\VE9TEHN NEWS
DAKOTA.
[ JDaltotn hiw about SOOJnowiipapcrs.
Harm ! City goti the land bflica away from
Doadwood.
If p" in Jcraold county solt coal retails ns
high ns § 14 per ton.
There is plenty jof good povcrnmpntlaml ; [ in
Kdmunds county yotoptn for eclllomont.
The territorial officers are now nil safely
rmconcod In the new capitol butldlug nt
HismDtck.
\ chunk nt Un ore from the Kttn tnino in
the BUck Hills , IIM been sent to the Now
Orleans exposition.
It U said Mint the TCocl : Island railroad Ins
cjineeM In tlie.field looking up aline from
Wntertown to liiimnrck.
Coal IIM been discovered four milts from
IklttoD , Day county , near the graded line of
tlio Dakota & Southern railroad.
Kingsbmy county hns expondfd four nnd
one-half per csnt of the assessed valuation of
the county in building school houses ,
In 18S5 25,000 iron will bo employed In
rtillrovl building in Dakota. KHtmntlng tboir
wages nt $2 n dny , this will disburse n revenue
of $00,000 n day , or 81,25 , > ,000 per month.
Twenty thonmnd mnskrats have been
marketed it Winfrod , LnVo county , thin
pnstyoar , Atthil rata a million timl n linlf
ol muskrnta will bo the Dnkotn output for
1884 an nddilion of n qunrtor million to the
bonvor overcoats of the country.
The Chicago , Milwaukee k St. Pnul Unit
rend company hns secured right of wny
through tbo Sissutnn Indian roacrvntlon In
Dakota , nnd the Mllbank branch will bo extended
tended next summer. This la the line the
comptmy will extend to Uismnrck , nnd It
gives the Chicago , . Milwaukee & St , Pnul the
nhoxtoat route yet surveyed to the now cnp-
itnl ,
Lignite conl is now delivered to consumers
nt Bismarck nt SI per ton , The conl is uni
versally need this winter , nnd ii found to ho
moro economical than cither wood or eoal. It
will Interest strangers to know that the
country in full of coal. It in found In almost
every township nnd in unlimited quantities.
The coal beds oxtuad from Mtmoltout , east of
Bismarck , to the Kooky mountains , and will
furnish fuel for hundreds of yeats.
Up in the Black 1 tills the good people nro
boncfittod by typographical orrora. The lied
Blutr sentinel made this startling announce
ment inio day last week : "Tho prnycnnect-
ing nt thu M. 12. church will bo hell to
night. " This typographical error rpndo a
good many people believe that [ something ro-
mnrknblo was to tnko place nt the meeting , so
tbo church was crowded , kTha officiating
brethctn , prcntly encouraged by the Inrge
audience , was inspired to eloquonco. nnd the
icsult wns thirteen converted pouons united
to the church ,
Georga Sticknoy , for the past six years
treasurer of Union county Is short in his ac
counts some § 0,000 , Ho hns offered to ono
of his bondsmen to turn over all his own , his
wife's nnd his ! son's property to the bondsmen ,
they to make up the shortage to the couuty.
nnd pay themselves out of the property thus
turned over. His son , now in the land busl-
uo'B In Duuglns county has joined his father
at llk I'oint , nnd joins in the offer to make
rr0od the last dollar of deficiency as far as ho
is able. _
WIOMINO.
The Journal says that Knwlins lua nlmost
doubled itself within the past year.
Jim Davis , n cowboy from Sand Creel : , was
killed in a brawl in Dendwnad un the Oth.
Errlck ChriitianEon foil down the ehaft ol
ono of the mines nt Carbon and was instantly
killed.
Thuro are C2 tcriitorinl prisoners now
housed at .Toilet , 111. , and 1 ! ) at tha Nebraskn
penitentiary.
Laramie is the possessor of an orator who ,
according to tha Boomerang , is gifted witt
' n diarrhoea of words and a constipation oi
iJonf. "
Jealous Isaac Jacobs , of Cheyenne , went on
n slabhiug tour with a razor laxt week. 11 o
cashed his wife , but did not cut off her wind.
Ho then commenced to carve himself , and
made a miserable failure of it.
Prof. Aughey is trying to convinca [ the na
tive.s that nttesian water can bo found nt n
depth of L'9 feet. As it takoi about $10,000
to demonstrate the proposition , thu professor
hns not pat his theories Into prnctlco.
Snow is reported ns having fallen at South
PASS City to n depth of 10 to 17 feet , covering
up many of the buildjnge , requiring the citi
zens to tunnel their way out. There is moro
snow there than the oldest inhabitant over
saw beforo.
The Union Pacific railway company has no
tided the authorities of Cheyenne that here
after it will resist the payment of the cchool
tax assessed against its property , on the ground
that thu Cheyenne school district waa not Ic
gn'ly ' organized.
Crook county has now started on a career
of prosperity. It possesses every natural ad
vantage that a country need possets. It is
well ws tired , diversified as to surface , with a
soil remarkable for its productiveness , nnd it
is settled by an intelligent ; and hospitable
clnia of pooplo.
News from Ferris is to the effect that the
Denver Oil company lias struck a body of oil
and gas in their well at a depth of something
over fcCO feet. No estimate is made as to the
tjuantity of oil flowing from the well , but it
id said to In coteidurahla. The cus is so
plentiful that n largo jet is kept binning con
stantly.
Advices from the ranges up to the 10th nro
to the effect that enow has almost entirely
disappeared. The cattle have pulled througn
the cold snap and are now in excellent condi
tion. 1'oiv , if any loneui have occurred , and
stockmen cfnim that their information covers
the entire territory , and that now the ru-
moteat sections have been heard from.
The Laiamie Boomerang joyfully exclaims :
" 1'iftcen thousand dollars subbcriptton mLar-
nmio will insure the erection hero of n reduc
tion plant , costing over three times that
amount , equipped tor treating all kinds of
ores , is thu guarantee which the veteran miner
and prospectcn Jthn A , Smiley , was nblo to
give last night to the business men nnd capi
talists of this city. "
At the office of thfl Wyoming Stockgrowcia'
association , in Cheyenne , it is conh'dtn'ly
stated that thora are : , 300,000 cattle within
Ilia boundaries of thu tciritory. The value of
Iheeo cnttln cannot bo estimated under ? ! 5- ,
CO.1 , CCO. In this auiouLt is not embraced the
vnluoof ranch buildings , outfits or ranch im
provements of any character whatever. It
represents the actual purchase value of the
cows , ateeru and bullrt which roam tbu ranges.
The Union Pacific , for some reison un.
known , Is r. numbering Un engines nnd giving
them much higher numbers than they luvo
berne herctofoio. Passenger engines run up
as hlRh as 1,200 , nnd freight engines Htill
higher. It HCCIIIS to bo au nn old engineer told
the Laramie Boorcurang reporter , that n man
"has to liu awake nights' und think burd to
keep the rules nnd change * of tha new man
agement straight In his head. "
The recent discovery of the famous "Lost
Cabin" gold Geld near the Shoshone agency ,
bas given rise to considerable excitement. A
committee has been selected by the minors
and settlers there , composed of Messrs. Wil
Fred , Jeroas and Sulo Mason , to bo known as
the mining district committed , nnd they have
laid out a tract of laud to be known as the
Lonu Cabin Mining Diltrict of Wyoming. A
Inwn bai been laid out to bo known as Lone
Cabin City , of Fremont county.
The annual report of Mayor Carey is a
glowing picture of Cheyenmi'd rapid strides tea
a commanding position among the cities of the
west. Asyttetn of water wciks lisa been
completed at a co t of $150,000 , and 1-100 feet
of sewer pipe laid. The uisetsed valuation of
the pity is 32,331,400. There are three school
liousea in the city attended by 800 pupil ? , with
sixteen teachers. The commercial importance
of the city Is shown by thu fact that the rail
road buu'mesa has incraassd 110 per cent In
three years ,
Green river hai n sensttion. In October
last a man named Watkins died there very
Middenly of apoplexy , He was known to
have some 32,000 in money , or more , a day or
two previous to his death , but it could not bn
found afterward , A relative who vibited
Own IJivur not long since , now writes frJm
Memphis , 'JVnnetFi-e , anil toys h has reason
to believe Wfttklnu loaned $2t03 to a met-
chant there a day or two bi-foro his death ,
takiag no receipt therefor , and that fc.iid mer
chant had something to do ulth his omlJen
death. Tha inoichant , who ; stands high in
the builnt'jsand ioci.il circles of the town ,
denies the charge , and w HI have the body of
xhumed and the stomach analyzed ,
COLOKAIMJ.
Hit beyond tin memory of the oldest Jn-
inbitant when the it oral in the mountains
asted so long n * the late one , and the snow
'i-ll so deeply.
Snow drilled fifty feet deep mound Tomichi
dining the Into stotm ,
The total number of cattle which will bo fed
this winter in Colorado for the cptitig nmknt ,
n fnrns reported , number 20,000. Probably
"OtO will btt fed In the stnto.
The Ifttcly discovered mien , mlno near Fort
Cnllins U reported to bo developing fini-ly.
Thoio Is said to bs a Intgo body , from which
thetti tour to six inches tnunro can be tnknn.
The total output of precious inoUU In Cole
rndo for 1884 ns estimated by the Don\ur TrI
tnino Ki'tmbliMn aggregate * S'O.TMU'OO of
which Lamivillu'H .shnro was $9OSS,4I3 in
bullion nnd $3,7fil,0iil in oro.
It has boon predicted thnt the cotnjng fca-
son will u lines * some cxtenivo mining nnd
Ihi operation of moro wiring machinery than
has over bf en known before In the vallty of
the Itlup , Ten Mio ! nd Snnko.
Some mining is bring done on the Badger ,
llattlo mountain , which is tbowicg the claim
up handsomely. .It is estimated thnt the out
put from this mine will ecllpMi thnt of the
elder mines in the vicinity. The mineral Is
of nn extraordinary high grade.
Anything moro sail than n winter funeral
in the little mining amps In the mountains
it would bo hard to imagine , Generally the
coffin , usually n poor , cheap nffnlr , made of
stained | ino or pliin boards covered with n
bit of cheap bhck cloth , is strapped to n
hand pl'd nnd hauled tr > the burying ground
by mm on SUOUSUOCP , _ The tceuu at such n
funeral is as novel ns it ii Bad , nud once Boon
will not soon bo forgotten ,
There were 3.144 arrests irado in Denver
during 1S81. The ages rnrjged from 8 to 78
year ? . 'Jflio charccs on which the nrrests were
mndo worn : Dnmk-7f ; > 8diMuilmnco ; , 4IJ3' petty
larceny , liolj vngrancy , 2C7 ; Hloopors picked
up on the streets ? -151 : assault , f > 7 ; nssnult
with Intent to kill , 23 , burglary I ! ) ; carrying
concealed wi'apona , 7 1 _ ! grand larceny , Clj
hlphw.iy robbery , 30 ; riot , 30 ; violation of
ordinances , 121.
A concern styling Itself "tho Colorado Cat
tle company" end claiming to own -100,00.1
acres of land end i',513 ' cattle in Southern
Colorado , on the Iluorfnno rvcr , hns been
flooding the country with circuln.a of Intu , for
the purpose of gelling worthless shares of stock
to Rulltblo poople.So far \vohavoboen nblo
to learn the concern is not tvhatit claims to
bo in any mateiial respect ; . Ifit owns the
land , cattle , hopes , etc. , which it enumerates
in ils- circular , it him been singulary nnd un *
happily successful in ktening nil knowledge
of Its possessions from the well-known nnd
reputable cattlemen doing businoeslnsouthern
Colorndo. [ Uonvcr News ]
IDAHO.
The Seven Dovil's country , about IfiO miles
or so north of B oleo , is the seductive name ol
n teglon which promise ; to bo Iho mining attraction -
traction of next season.
The Idaho Avnlnnche says thai nenrly nil
the sheep of It T. Noble nro snow bound in i
the mountains between Kav nolda nnd Sucker
creeks. The snow Is very deep there nnd It
is next to impos'iblo to get them out nnd Mr.
Noble is liable to IOOEO hnnvily. liu hns o
20,000 sboep in that locality.
Last week n freight train on the Oretron
Shoit Line ran into a herd of se\eral hundred
deer. On stopping the train men shot thir
teen that had been wounded. Ono largo deer ,
on baing struck with the pilot , was thrown on
tha front end of the engine , whore the engin
eer made it secure nnd brought it into -Mont-
polio r , the end of thu division.
MONTANA.
The Helena board of trade has declare !
against the stoppage of silver coinage.
On December 24th , the thormomote :
matkod GGJ degrees below zero , at For
Beuton ,
The Bozeman fire department has decidei
upon purchasing § 3,000 worth of flro-fighting
machinery.
Butte ii talking of reforming its city gov
ernment by giuug up its charter and disband
ing na a corporation.
_ A Mrs. Cameron , n thirteen-year-old wife
living near Glendivo , became the mother of i
ten-pound boy during the holidays.
Between $5,000 and 87,000 in gold nuggets
has bo = n taken but of Alder gulch ( LiltIt
liockies ) the past season , with several olher
gulchc.H to hoar from.
During the cold snap a good mnny Montana
cittla have been killed by railroad tiains , as
during snch times they huddle on the track
which is generally clear of snow.
Ona cold night last week herd of cattli
broke through tha ics on tbo Ytllowttono
river , nnd although none were drowned
forty were frozen to death before morning.
The Montana Copper Works , of Butte , have
closed down , owing to the depression in the
copper market Uther copper industries o
SiKer Bow county are liable to follow snitun
less copper quotations soon take a turn for
tha better.
A town site has boon loid out for the city
of Kooteuni on the Northern 1'acific railroad ,
30Q miles went of Helena. The location is n
most beautiful ono , eligibly situated upon the
thoio of Lake 1'en d' Oreillo.
CALIFOKXM.
Surprise Valley yielded 228,000 bushels of
grtiu during the past ficiBon.
Los Angeles now claims ) a population of 10- ,
OOJ , with indications that it will bo 50,000 by
the end of 1S85.
Calico is now cno of the liveliest mining
: amps in California. The town has a popu.
[ alien of 700. , of whom one-half are minsiy.
The Nap.a papcis speak of a man residing
lear that cty who sold twelve hundred boxes
if apples tor $1,400 , The fruit was gath
ered iroin an orchard ona nod .ih.ilf acioa in
ilze.
California Is afflicted with the tramp nnia-
ancj this winter. They have congiegated
hero in unusual numbers , somewhat leaving
the coole-r regions of the Itockies of their
The much-dreaded while scale ban made it )
appearance in thu orange uicbariis around LOB
Angeles. It threatens to rnln the ftult grow.
: IH , nnd quitu a trepidation lias beou cauaed
> y its discovery.
Tha " ] 5cll"
conservatory at Sacramento ,
nut completed by Mrs. K. J' . Crocker , co\ers
1,030 square feet of ground , enclnssd with
" 5,000 square fett of eitib. It i * the Econd
nrgput private Htructuro of the kind in tba
Jmted Htatei.
i
A row mine bos recently baon opened at
3alJ Mountain. Tim ledge wan ten Inches in
width on the Btirfuc ) nai increased to ton
eet iu width nt a depth of eighteen foot. It
s said to ha a , well-defined gold-boaring
quartz vein , laying between walla of limb.itonu
and granite.
HTUAY NDOGET8.
The value of Utah's total mineral output for
1881 was S7-189,8iG.OO.
The output of the lead intna at llingrmm ,
Jtab , i J 5UO tons ot ere per month , assaying
* 7 percent lead , i37 silvot and § 3 gold ,
Lnt week the llocky Mountain lUoctric
Light Company of Salt Lake , declared Its
'ourth semiannual dividend a total of
? 20,000 In dividends in two yoara on a capital
of $100,000 ,
Liquor ( ml ans iu Salt Lake are at present
charged only 540 llceneo per quarter , The
county court has been petitioned to put tlm c
iguren up to the hlRhwt limit pcnnlttod by
"aw S100 per month ,
The TUCHOD Star estimates the population of
Arizona at 00,000 and its bullion output for
1881 nt7G.'tl,810 , or "considerably lem than
n 188H. " It puts the copper product for IBM
at 27C05,4tl pjundu , ana cdtitnatua 50,000,000
pounds for 1880 ,
A Nevada ranchman ia said to have a herd
of hybrid cuttle , crouted hetwiirn the male
' .lulfuln and tlm diimoitio cow , They are not
loimd during the winter , but find their food
and thrive wnore other cnHla would starve ,
Their beef iu nuM to be excellent , and yarn
1 a been epua from their heir.
For 20 yeara Jlonry F. Balcou , o
Shirley , Maaa. , suil'drod with ibouma
tiara. Uo found no relief until be took
Hood's Sareaparilln.
If any person who is liable to juiarn
with poiaon Ivy will take pure oliva oil >
utter belrg exposed to it ho will fotl no
bad effects , and the oil will neutralize
the evila of the poisjn if s , fov doain betaken
taken even after the poison has broken Dr
out. tt
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Seal of North Carolina Bwoliing To 0 )
tcoo 1 the beat.
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Rheumatism , Neuralgia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache. Toothache.
Ni > fcTlir < > n < .Snrllliiir.Hir | > ilti .ltiul e ,
Ittiriio , ISruliU , rniM Jlllr * .
jsn in , oTiiiK IIOIIII.T rms AMI Aciirs.
SOU II Ul UffMt n 1 l * ! rr * e < cry" licrf. $ my Ctuu lulllc.
Hire tlonilulli.iunict < .
Tin : ciiAtn.r.t A. A IMJIMU : : co.
CinwiurtwA.TOOtLl.n4CO ) Illllluorr , Jtd. , I'.B. .
A ctrl lii inv employ has been rural ot conitttu
tlonnl Bcrolula by the me ot SuHt's specific.
J , O , MuDAMiM , , Allctoonn , Ok.
Jhla trcntlctnan Is tlio father ol the ( ! o\cruor o
Cla. )
Vandctlilll's millions could not buy from rae wlis
S Swill's Spcclno has iloce for mo , It cured mo cl
scrofula of IDmr ' sUndlrg.
Jilts. EuzAimrn BAkKR , Aonorlh , Oa.
TETTIIU After suffcrlni ; with Tetter for ole > ci
ycnrj , ntil nivliiR nil noils ol treatment , 1 was ic
! lo > od entirely by Snllt's Sntclllc.
L. lI.Lr.r , Bavrgon , Oa.
BNATOIinD moil Till : ailAVI I waste
to death's door by a ceinblnntlon of cczcnn mic
oryiliieL-n , from \\h th I h il suffcrod for thteo JCKM
War treated 1 > y ee cr l | hydclaus with loillno ( iotas
elum , which Bfcmcilto fccil the illsoaac. Ilintcbccn
cured sounJ and vscll liy the U'.o ot Snlf's Spcclflc ,
MRS. SARAH IX TUILVKI : , llumboldt , Icnn.
Swift's Spcclflo IsciitlictvNcpclable , Treatise on
Blood and Skill Diseases mailed free
Tnr.Swin-SrccinoCo. , Drawers. Atlanta , Oa.
or 160 W. S3d St. , Now York.
qulcu. ttam Carre. O.
0Mftrntifea given
< ln < leifneni
eujT3cndtwo8tarap3forCclebralodMcdlcal\York8 ,
Clark Street , CHICAGO , ILL.
licrlick roo-i for intents tiai
nrrJ Qi&or 11 * * * . ' write *
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CMcagoHt. y0i ;
all drutgliti. I'tic's
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br mall for mount la
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G17 St. Charles K.t HI. Louis , Mo
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ittirtcMin U.preti < reat.cnt r r CvroNic,7.'xBtrt . (3ic
rH lti > oc Iisnt8ltc.D n > otber rhjulrUbta ti i u
' u city ptl trt jihotr ittu nil t ftl rfxldent tro
Ncrvou % Drotratlort , Dchliity , Mental r.
Physical Wi.afcness , Mcic.fial and other AUc
Uons of Throat , Skin or GONGS , Blood Polsont.'tj ,
3lJ SorCS and UlCCrS. cn tre&t l vUli v
7.ee i ou IntMt el'nti'U pripcir' u. a > ly , I * * .
Diseases Arislmj I ruin Indiscretion , Exotcr ,
Cxposupo or Indulgence , via-it riodueo umo of tvt
feUoHln r(1r ( > rt > i.t -i > u ue i , deiiilltj dl ci ot it tf
fti dflYcthfl Uiccinrj , rtmpJn fm ibc ftco , it > yslc l Xtc ) ,
feTirtlou tn th * * locictj v f temiles , conftit | of iJej , rl/ ,
reudorine Marrln o improper or wnnnpy , * n
pcrii'aucnUj-curfl , I'aaiphlet ( SB fftpeijn'i tbo abeT , irrD (
Ititklctt rnop ) fro lo nnr aMnn. ConiulUtloattaf
0 < fl or t > j rotllfroo , aaJlnTiuJ. X > rle ( for unitlona.
A PositivolVriifen ; Guarantee
fflvet In > 11curebtoc&ci. Mrdlclnei ncnteterjubcro.
J'amphloti , English or German , 04 pa et.
fcribineabovo diseaCB Inraaloor female , Pi
1V9ARRSACE CUBBED
IS9pnen , anoi'lHti. ' lllr.ilrttc < l In elolh and illt bln.Usj
lj , n.cney r | ostage : B&m * ; . snpr covers , 2&c. YMi t > 3 *
t&tLli > B 11 tb curious , doMitfuI or laqpUUIre
Lcotr. X ! ox of erret | ouut to til. tulli ,
urcLjswd tir tu unm
m imrlfy the BLOOD.'rc/ra. /
lilt ) tno LI VCR unit KIDNEYS ,
Unit JiESTOIlK TIIK TTTI-Ar.TH
onU VIGOn of VOUTIC DJ-H.
licpsl.i , Wantof Aiiotltc | ) , jit-
( lifjosllon , Lack n (
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uirctl. Boner , tuiisvlusauil
nerve ? rccslvo in wlorce ,
ili.llvi.'iin tlio inliid unct
rupnllca Jlrjln I'imcr >
SwlcHiigtrom t-onipl.ilnts
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dccl InDB. II' iHIEH'SrElOW TO17TO n tut * and
rp"eily euro. ( llt.o.-i cleat , licallliy completion.
Krt-iiucnt fcticujpts al e' > 'rrtt > l'ltliiK enl > uJJ
! o the popularity of ! ho ui Iplnnt. Uo not expert *
mrnt , 'etlhoOitiaiNAi.M > Jir.sr.
A SenclyournddrentoTlioJJr. Unrlernlan "o-tv
H St. Louis , Mo for our "JJKKAII BOOK. " B i
V al-nllof etrua e " unnful luformBl on. tnMff l
NEBRASKA AGEHGY
0 DO
Burjcmsoa to DAVIS a BHrDZiu
Ccoenl Ecalo n
IHSrABHAUST. . OUAIU.
HBVI lo > eala I09OCO acres earttally wltolod Ued
Rastern Mebruka , at low price and on e ey toruu
Improvea rtrma toi calo In Donnlai , Dodce , OolUt
fMte , Burl , Cumlng , Barpy , WuMnxtw , ii il3 >
annders , and Butler Bounties.
Taxes paid In all parto of the Slate. *
Honey leaned on mproved futni.
Hoitrv Pnbllo alwavi la office Oorretpond
I bavea poiltlre roraeJjr ( or theaboredl o ebj ; ! „
-ie thouiandfof CAieiol the wont kind mill of fait
taodlnr hare been cured. ] udt d , i > oitronKU IDT r lt
InlUemocr.tliat I will lend TWO BOTT1.K3 PIIKR
toanjiafferer. QlraexpremndP o ftddrrif.
J > tt.T.A.8Lodl7Mlii
Into8meodtw26
JAB. H , PEABODY , M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
Retlldence No. 1407 Jones St. Office , No. IC09 Far
3am street Offloo hours,12 m to t p. m. and fiom
o B p. m. Telephone , for olllco 07retldenoo IU.
WEAK , UNDEVELOPED : PARTS
OK TIIK HUMAN HUDY I M.ARHK1) , l > iVtM :
Ol'l'.l ) hlUKNfU'HICNKII , " l-"ir , inan inl rPMIng
ilvnrlmetnant Umy run mnurpMwr , IirHjily l iiu-
w wilt nav I hat t hern in no ovulfiioo of limn-
l. Inlnrt-ntmi MrMuiii iiiay
i circiijftrM. . ifivinuT nil
.Jt U'J 1 1'- 11- - J * > j + < ! lMt f
DOORNE'S ELECTRIC BELT
care Nervnuines * . I.iuiibftco , Itheniaitlm Piralyili ,
feurllglH , ticUIIca , KlOhtJ , h | lliu ulid Ill r I | | > VH WI ,
loul , A.lhnm , llrirl dlm .o , [ ) l > | - | , , in tll'ul' : > n , kr >
ll > elui , Tatarrll , I'lloi , Fl'IKHT lmKilentv | numb Aiiil
iTulnpiui t'ttrl tf Oiilt 11 loiillllc 1 Irclilc l 'll hi in.fr
ea that uU thtf I'lectrlilt ) unJ IllBKitrtUm Inri'itch Vhc
KMJ , uud tau Ui rucharuvU 16 u lostuut by tb ji Ucut.
Winter 1)001010 ; , the seasoa c ( the year for aoie <
tnd palm. la view ot tbli ( : t we say boy ona of
, llome'i FJcctrlo Itelti , By so doingjou will
old Rheumallam , Kldaey Troubles aod other Ills
atflethUbe'rto. lo o t deity , tut call > t out
ttic > anil oiamlne belts. Ho. 1111 Doulai etrcet , o ;
, K Goodman' * , HID ParnamBI. , Omaha , Nib. Ot-
JeruolledO. 0. D
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A
The ramarknbla growth of Ouiahr ,
during the Inob few j-oara In n mattoi of
great astonishment to those who pny sn
occ&alonal visit to this growing city. The
development o ! the StocVYnrds the
nocooalty of the Bolt Line llond the
Cnoly paved otroota the hnndroclo of now
ronluonoca nnd coetly bualncsu blooka ,
with the popnlation of onr city uioro thac ,
doublad In the laat fire yonro. All thlr >
la a gront enrprlao to vlaltora end IB the
admiration of onr cUItons. Thla rnpld
growth , the bnelnoAa activity , and the
rnAuy nnb tantlal Improvomoutn madn t >
lively demand for Omahn real cak.ta , and
orory Invcatoi han made a hDndcomo
profit.
Slnco the Wall Street panic Hay ,
with the anbaonaont cry of hard times ,
there has boon loaa demand from specula
tors , bnt a fair demand from Invostoro
Booking homoa. Thla latter olaaa nro
taking advantage of low priced In build
ing material and are aocnrlng tholr homoc
at much losa coat than will bo pooolblo t ,
year honco. Spocalatoro , too , can bay
real osta * B cheaper now and onght to take
advantv o of proaant priosa foi fatorc
pro ts.
The next few yoara promlaoa groatoE
divolopmonta In Omaha than the paat
fivi yoara , which have boon no good ni
wo could rewonnbly doalro. Now man-
ttfoctnrlng oatablbhmonta and largo job
bing honaon are added almost weekly , and
all add to the prosperity of Omaha- .
There are many In Omaha and through-
bat the Stats , who have their money In
the banks drawing a nominal rate of
toroat , which , If judiciously Invested in
Omaha real eUato , wonld bring them
much greater ratnrua. Wo have many
bargains irhlch wo are confident irlU
bring the purohflDor largo profita In th.
near futaro.
We have for sale the finest rcsi-
donco property in the north and
western parts of the city.
North \ve have fine lots nt reason
able prices on Sherman avenue , 17th ,
18th , 19th and 20th streets.
West on Farnaru , Davenport ,
Cuming , and all the leading streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , California -
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible some of the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Farnam , the pro
perty in the western part of the cib
will increase in valiiR
We also have the agency for th
Syndicate and Stock Yards propei
ty in the south part of the city. Thi
developments made in this sectic
by the Stock Yards Company an
the railroads will certainly douW
the price m a short time.
We also have some iine businec
lots and some elegant inside resi
dencep for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will fine *
sorao good bargains by calling u
BROKERS.
South Mth Bt
Bet foen Farnham and Douglas.
P. S. Wo ask those who havr
property for sale at a bargain to fpvt-
us a callWe want only bargains
We will positively not handle prop
erty at more than its real value.