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A THE TBANSPQRTHR aAmtOKaTQif, ikdiak tijulitort Subscription, .$.1. pryeiria adrance. V, A. EATON, Editor & Publisher WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1831. Clippings. MiaPinneo, of Colorado dfentrad 5Ii8B Curtiss, of ToneKfi, in the tirventy mile nice ; time,. 59 : 27. Miss (Ourtiss had to leave the track at the fnd of the thirteenth mile on ac count of exhaustion. If vdloiaw r odgo Granxot. JaswiJivanB had a load of barbed wire freighted through hero this week for his ranch. He employed Harper county teams and loaded tl'Jozn home with big loads -of dry worad. Since the temperance l.W went mto effect there has not been a case aft Trunk in Medicine Lodge, to- our Knowledge. To add to the strangeness Ltfi tfier above titatcmeirt, District ourt has been in session and this ta-an occasion that, heretofore, has never failed to bring with it several oases of boosj'nass; . ($61.. Ballcngprr, of the i.arned GlironoHOone, W'as'uttmedjy Mayor OKUuim with a revolver-one daylast week, but the Col, like the fighting editor of most of the Kansas papers in such emerge'eies, took the revolver away from his assailant, and, if the percussion had worked satisfactorily wouUU flams ventilated the Mayo'r muefcfim$K ttnTroi&ly,tha?he liad previously by the aid-'r1&- Qtizoiu oseope. AtkanuiH City Democrat. I&yne's Oklahoma boom is bus-tad tt0"wide open for repairs. The only show now is for Bloss to trot out JiiH-"niggcr" and try the JFreed men's dodge.. JbhiuC. Smitt?; Ifeiwriy Agent of tii Pawner IndTivm; w.vvh arrested a ftwdfcys-ago in Decver; . Colorado, aauMai&n to Fort Siwilli f6rr trial. He is charged witH. embezzling goods from the Government while actiiigi.as Agent. , Jrrriwg-' the past year oyer one nrilfiontpwuindis of freight has been hTa.uied'frDimfithiH pointito the Chey efintr andl Arapahoe- Agency by ITikctttl4' Indians. TXuV does not include the flour and com delivered at' the Agency, bv the contractor, which1 alone would amount to aiwih er -miKiH nounds. Think of this,, imd mr9nl)er it is only one of the many Agenoius supplied from this ppint. The Democrat h.is tlfcr freighting bkisrhess mixed. The million pounds ct freight mentioned vns all of it ftourr and corn, and was delivered by Indian freighters, not by Gov ernment contractors. Gen. John MbNeil, with four Otoe Chiefs and F. M. Barnes, trader, ar rived in this city last Friday, and Saturday morning, with 'Frank SchirTbiiuer as guide, proceeded to the Territory to spy out a reserva tion for the tribe. "The- Chiefs rep resent the different bands compos ing the tfribe, and if they are satis fied with 'the country, (tvW seem to We) the whole outfit wjU'rftigrate to thin locality in a short time. The General is of the opinion that they will want to be located as near the SHntc line as possible, and will prob ably pick out a. reservation in close nroximity to the Nez Perees and' SdNCiiH. .The- tribe munlfar lie- The senate adjourned last Friday. The principal' event of the day was the rejection, of the nomination of Wm..F. Chandler, by a vote-of It) to 2il'. The president is, happy.. From tho Caldwell Commcrclkr. Last nignt Crawford & Quinlan received twenty head of. one and two year old thoroughbred bulls from Kansas City. Neal! Crawford, broth er of R. F. Crawford, started with them this, moiuiing for Crawford & Quintan's nange. Mr. Dh-vft, of Palo Pinto, Texas, arrived at Polecat Crek Tuesday witln the first through cattle of the season The herd consists of two hundred and fifty head of three and four-year-old beef steer and are said to be looking fine fin through cattle. Major D. V. Lipe, Treasurer of the Cherokee Nation, writes us that he will be- hero in a short time to collect tJhe cattle tax. Parties hold ing, cattle on the Cherokee strip should' nmke their arrangements to meet the- Muior upon his arrival, and settle with him promptly. Cat tle men owe it to themselves to see that every one pays his proportion of the tax. We believe they will yet have to unite for that purpose in or der? to protect themselves. Pending the arrival of Major Lipe, AV. N. Hublioir will1 act :ih His agent. Just as we expected,, t'llc -Northern Texas Cattle Combination' have contracted with the Missouri Pacific railroad for the shipment of their cattle from Fort Worth. The Live Stock Journal, of Worth, says the scombiuation will ship double the number of cattle they did last year: If tliis bo so, it will, prevent, fully 75,000 head. of cattle from reaching' this market, and mux possibly make some difTbrence in the business tronsKctectfat this point.. However, there are fully double- the number of wintered! cattle in the Territory that there were afethis time last year; and even if one-half find a market here or are-shipped from this point, in addition to what are now on the way from Texas, the trade will be largely increased over thati of the past season, in fact a more' lively and profitable one than the taaft. The Kansas City Journal.. TnoKstmuu City Daily Journal in, na it al. wuva has boon, fully abreast of tho timet?, furnishing ita renders with the luteal news from all parts of tho world and tho very best selected matter for the family. "Give your patrons the worth of tbeiy money" Is tho motto of this staunch paper, and we know ot no coneumi Unit lives up to its preaching more thoroughly. Uesides getting the rcgu lur Tress dispatches, the Journal has a large number of-apcuiai reporters and special cor respondents who are everywhere present when there is anything of interest to bo had. The Journal has no superior as a umrJuit re porter, J viug each day the very latest quo. latlous of Money Trovisions, Live Stock, eto. of Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Xew York, Liverpool and other home and foreign mar kets. In home ami family reading matter, the Journal is unuurpassed by any, and the paper throughout is a monument to tho sa gacity and ability of its managers. The poo pie of the great West are justly proud of the Journal for it is a- Western paper in every sense of the term and in every part shows that vigor which ullnrncterl7.es Western enterprise. -TO Tins- STOCK MEN OF THE SOUTHWEST The Mcdlbi'no Hodge Cresset Has a more- exferwive circulation1 among Stock Men than- anr other paper published in Kansas. CTREE STRAY LIST: One of the special features of the Chksset is its publication of the marks and brands of all the strays in each mnn herd free of charge.. BRANDS;. Advertise your" brands in tho Ckessiot, if you want tHoin noticed bye all the stock men ih the South weyjfc. Terms verv reasonable.. Subscription $2.00 per annum.. M'NE&L BEOS., b mimrrmmmmryAS -r ??2$g? Gregory, Kldrcd'& Co., David Stith, mnnager, Mcdieiho I o lge, Kan. lload brands, LKV, LM eauneetcd, andlj S on lctt side. CttTrycomb on side or loin. Isaac Jones, Anadarko, T. T. Ranch on Walr nut Creek. I J on both sides and both jaws. if vjrai wM-mit,f j. -"-wier.'Tya -. James S. Morrison Darlington lnd. Tor. mMam iiMB lliijr.Ystofc fm 1 ' W. G. Williams Anadarko lnd. Ter. Mlllbt Uro. Also J A con nected, loft side, C left hip. Ft Keno, lnd. Ter. Toni fJrunt Ranch on j.iui'CrMc T. O. Pauli Valley. 1, T, Chickas a w Nation. Ilorso brand some. Vjiri ous marks. Wm. Frassj Darlington, lnd'. Ter. Jf lit SAM'GAUVIN, limich near mouth of Little Washita. 1. O. Klin Springs, Chickasaw Nation. arious otlier m'rks and bran(H. Horse brand. ES m nmm SEiRj5cpJBS.--- IETEK SHIELDS, Post Olllco, Jiarlington lnd. Ter. post omesf,, CAMr aurriA".. INO. TFR. Lke k Rkvnoiids, mtKEDEUS AND DnALHltS IK Puro and Graded Hereford and Shortt Horn Cattle RAXCHK 7N OlJ.UlA.M.CO.,.TrJXA8.. An "M -i-ftV" - t Vk Tt.i llffyrATVTrvivri n Mir i nrnrrn BQMSL BSVtKaRfVLr KW? iir Pit tr sw W 3&vnp Tt'J V. S v-t M'll Bennett. Rnnch and range on salt Fork. I,T. i. O. Caldwell,. Kan. Cnttltt brand: horV zonMvl bar on bothsho'l derbladoSt IIoino, v , on left hip pointing up. J. A. Blair & Co Albo 1-1 on right side, loin or hip. Ranch on Wild Horse Creek. P.. O. Caldwell, Kih. ..ftTir- li air it isaiiin MfffiFfe Von, Croclc' L T- w?W Rnneh 7 mileH west. Also S right aido. Horse brand S oni lnft hip Sifs. Powder Face, Darlington ;. lnd. Ter. Other brands TO ffl Wilson eV: Zimmerman, Indian Springs, I. T. All brands on left side. . tfK m i ilF 'PSSr B0mwttK?Jis 3BKQniT"viiiM KM 1. Romero;. Postofllcc, Barlington,. Ihd. Tor. Roiyt I'oisal, 'H) JP conect--ed and T on left hip & side. Po ny brand con nected ,)P left shouldvr. Dar-lintonrl..T.. James Fitzpatrick, Erin Snringn. Chick asaw Nation, l.T. AIho circle on letl' hip. chuindaMhero?' crohs circle on lol side or hip. nrte brand T.V connected, on left shoulder. Monfort Johnson, Fort Reno, lnd. Ter. AlsotJguroS.trhm. gle II, heart, 7RC, 7MC, diiunoml link Ught side, Various car marky. IIor.-u brand ily. inir u am llgureH. Pi JLM W. E, MALALEY.. Crop oiVleft ear and' a hole and Hlit in tho right. Hunning w on both ides limno. diately Hack of the Hhouldcr. HoijJo brand, running 'v on right shoulder. X' O, range and ra:toii l&iitovs; unci! IBiropvioJxx i x t iW . K