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TIlE DAILY YEILOWSTONE JOURNAL.
VOLUME VII. No. 2:s MILES CITY, MONTANA, TUESDAY. JULY 23. z889. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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L PusIIciAm, BUaseON AND OasiTurcIAX.
( d.Wuudarst and (ieburtahelftr.) Odloe at
Sdrug toste, Mile. (ity, M. T.
Co 5. WHITNEY,
s.* Dsarr.T,
MIlt etrest, over 8toekgrowers Natiolal Bank.
Ill work gearanteed and at reasemable rate.
R I.COR(X)RAN.
SSenior Viterlaary urgeo 8th eavalry.
Aldence Miles City. ('Clls attended day or
llght. LVe orders at Savage's drug store Cor
espeedeme prwmply an.vere
C B- LEBCHER. M. D..
PhyJsiian andugeola.
Oee mad residence over W hite E Y phant . 8
D. C. A. MAJOR.
('hremnc Rheumatism a pellity. Bar
geon for N. P. II. . o(Jce t Wrlght's drug store
CHL'CBKL.
lamuel Clhurch (Epleripel) Palmer dl.-S.et
Ileluadeysat P.U0 a. . and 7:30 p. m. Wa.
asbln reeter.
SptU t Chsreh-Winl. . Weeks, acltng astor.
Prsele snrve un4sy at It a. m. and I p m.
b.le. sad PlreI r Meehtia, Wednesday at 7:4 p.
. A eordJal fnvitation to all.
Methedist Church-Servlcs iendsr, a1 i. a.,
:t3 p. . Prayer meeting Wedesday venng
t4. P. Lewry. pastor.
*·~Jsrterik m Churcb-srvice S8unday, 11 a. a.,
1T:30 p.. T. C. Armatrosg, pestor.
bmveh of Mared Heart, Cathollc-ervke
Arent and third eudsy of the mweth. .Bigh
Sat 10:30 . W. S nds scbopl a 2 p. a.
tsps and Benediction at ,8. p. .
FA 1an C. PAUWLYTI.
A. O. H.-Dlvlsles No. 1 msne ant sad eesose
_adae.-of sh moeath.
K. of 3.--Meoe tre ena third Waedaday at
To p. m, at Odd Follows' Hall
F.1F . M.--Yellowstoe L.edg, 30. r. Ant
athttd Wde4sedys.
A. M.--tellowseto Chaplr. No. I, aseoad
t ed a in sl setk month
ST.-Demseue Uommadory,fosth Themr
L "O. O. F.-C.ter Lodge. e. 18, every
-eady at thedr bhll.
L . .O. F.-Senti l EIsampmset, N. a, ares
ad third Friday.
1. t P.-Crusader Lodge, No. 7, Thursday
eveaae at Odd Fellows Bll.
U. K. e A.-Mil. Citl Branch, eovryMhday at
I.of L.-First amt third saturdays.
ti. A. L--U. . r. Great Post, No. 1, arnt sad
S.0.G. -tau of the Wst, No. p., evry
-a (mCamp No. . N. ets EM n d
el eah mouth at (ee Templan
P. PAIKEI A. W. TO1rPI5(
NORTHERN PACIFIC
FOUNDRY
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Wes.anlt. of all Mob of
ONJ a4d B3LSS
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SAIRNURD. KINNBkOTA
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w Rhlin1' "..' it :"1'}iol.n " :avoritt , "l.s inl t, ,..ýl u.: t."V de hail{" ,o dh "
Our Mid-Summer Clearance Sale i in Full Blast
A -ST'EC(IAIL OFFE'II Ni TIlE COMIN \VlELi. ON TOWEIN
To close out (.ldd .rid ,n ,-. If you d'J-.ire any od th-p. L..u I+, stel in Monday
Iiorniiitg aed gel I rt chr.t C e.
PII;C..Ll'a nd c AM lilit 1( refuf..t u 'r' n 1. I-.1 . to 5 1-3 '.
We have adopte'd a our motto, "UNDIFItI'Y AND UNI)EREIL "
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SOHN ADLMS L SON.
, .COMMISSION -:-DEALERS
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FIR ST
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THE OLDEST AID LABGST BAHI' I BIASTRN IOTAIA
W. B. JORDAN, Prlddiet.
0. M. tILEr, Vi.. PrldeaLt
E. B. WEIBIIO. Oeuhitr.
N. B. WILEY, jisitant CGaber
.INTERE8T PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
MI ,E8 OIIT'Y. MON'I'.
TE LAUBEST BANK IN EASTERN IONTAN1
NTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
W. . .TUesmI. ?rmamt, WK.. nPrXON, Vlo0. P.mlt.
H. P. BATONWL Ouahe. C.L,1a3su.r,, Aitr. Gaib
WILLIAM HARMON
Wholesale and Retail,
-uaicy and Stile
GROCERIES
Ranch and 8took Men1' 9upplies a Speolalty,
Mlan and 81ixth trt - * - , - Miles City
live Stock, Lias,IReal Ftat and Notary Plic
aier t lo the lat adn Iga lab
_PIl, nll AIoD ACCIDENT I'WSU NCE O 0'S
LIVE STOCK A SPECIALTY
lon* Laneod on First Claus Security.
COttl and shel ranohe, and Improved farms br
slo st ba. usy terms of p eont.
ula ** rol oe
andll an ld resdence lots for sale hp;
se.a lnds. , sd grsina I.ad.
In the No;an lue, r
GATTLE FOR BAXuB
muuwm crn . ti l
OLD WOLF SPEAKS.
He H-,rr~n,:uE Delegate Carter
rnd Tells Him the I'heyennes
Don't Want to Leave
the Reservation.
They Want their People at Pine
RiJge, Dak., Brouht ti, the
Reservatien in Montana.
III:I.EGATI. CARTER'S TRIP.
A. Very Phl.a·nt Though W..ary One, Net
ting Go.xl AResults.
Delegate Carter returned yesterday
from hib trip to the Cheyenne agency
and proceeded to Helena last night.
He says he had a pleabant trip, e*x
Soepting that it was awful tiresome; he
had but an average of five bourn' sleep
since he left Miles City. He ex.
pree ed himself much setisfled with
the requlte of the trip, however, as he
had gathered a quantity of data, which
gives him a clear insight into the mat
ter of the complaint about the reserve
toon.
Delegate Carter Is unchangeord o the
view he held before viitlne the reer
vatlon, in that the Indians ought to
be removed. The reservation em
braces ierhaps .500,000 acres, and there
are altogether about 880 Indians upon
it. Three hundred and fifry of 4bes
are on Tongue river and 610 on the
Rosebud and its tributarrPs. On the
Tongue river there are threb white
men with their families and 23 white
wttletrs altgether. On the Rosebud
there are 15 white families, with 176
white settlers in toto. The white peo.
ple have secured the choice of river
bottom lands and as Its mpolibhle to
raie crops on the lands except by Irri
gatlon. thb. Indiana raise no crops and
are entirely dependent uron govern
ment rations.
Mr. Carter says that all the vegeta
t;on raised on the reservation by the
Indians through cultivation this year
could be hauled off in a two-horse
team. They have an idea that if they
raise an, fo.M for themselves the gov
ernment will cease iluing their
rations.
While iu the misslon house on the
rwervatlon, an Indian chief named
Old Wolf came in and signifled his de.
sire of making a speecb. Mr. Carter
said be would be glad to have him do
so, and througah Rev. Father Vandse
Velden it was interpreted. He deliv
ered a lengthy and impasionate bar
rangue. He stated that be liked the
faces of the white men before him,
but that there were some white men
on the reservation whom be didn't
like. Some of them came around
every now and then with a piece of
paper and said it was from Washing
ton and that t it called for a piece of
land. He and hib people wanted to
stay on the agency. They bhad all
come from the Indian Territory.
Some of his brothers were scouts for
General Miles In '17 and they bad
come up bhere from the Indian Terr.
tory to join them. The sodiers met
them and drove half his people to Pine
Ridle and the balance kept on th
reservatia. He wanted the people as
Pine Ridge to coma here and live.
His people didn't want to go baeek to
the Indian Territory.
When asked if he would net rather
have a plea of land half a mile squpe
which be eould own and cultivate
than roam all over the roservation be
said be would; bet Mr. Carter plae.
no confdeance In the truth of his a
ewer.
Mr. Outer speok lt the bghest
terms of the proprem beng made at
the mlelon In the edoestio of the
ludan obildreo. Many of them after
a year's lstrretloo can read ead write
sad speak the Isaguage. The mialos.
ares are meab sunooed, however, by
the squawOs, who.lrk are.ed the
hmnes, nonUtlnally seklug hr as
opportnalty to sreem their abldr.e
mad spirlt them away. Maiy of the
oblldren gt away fem tb agemey n
this manner.
Mr. Outer thlnlk If the l Indi are
remo~pd Shey will be plated en the
nrew rervaStna.
sLL3D at UaUe3ltlS.
1Ms. rm.Rke . Lha.*. tS Yteam.
Nlr Aluada, Most., t she L-t.-e
Mioeasr river, on Wedlaesbdy
alug the 7ITh, inst., lluhtulas ar
the bese or Mr. 3d. Amteums, hlk
aIIg Ms wih rib late. The ruast
pamd thresah he p of the k ma
a i tN s he wire ef haing mp
asM whik Mr. Ar4mue* wes dIs
Mt s a ,pper. Itsulk her g M
tep eits a e dlea emd wep s
i /a I erte1ue eslel / .er C
tI s., h ., , , . l . .- t i.,lu y ,
E l..t Arml-t n ý. , er ie r' l t
M tf) t -t n, . . -, . l ,y . 'e
lbr t*i I - +t 1 h ,-. "t t, Ii- h1i( e,
near A'zada. Th l e late of thi
Itei hlb.rlr.. +I.i -+,, '"1i n: o I"/. ze iwith
the .ere-tie'd lih. I :". t'i, l,-v df
im yUJ A 'llldn t..lyn+r Nu1.,..
A !II5,e.i )Jutiti .
A party mnde ul rf Johln Firtl.i-l.
Mrs. Fairlield anid Minue B'rtha Fair
field, Dr. ('orcor.ll, Pat Flaulgan undl
Will Savage, laterly joir ed by Dr.
Fish and Edward Arnold, -pent ye
terday at Spr!ng C('ley. Taey en
joyed the cool sbade and thL cooler
pure Npring water, and d bd camp
dinner, a part of wblhch was comptred
of whatever wild fowl the law al.
lows to be shot just now, which
were duly shot. Latterly Mr. Fair
field slew two rattlesakes, the bides
of which are held as trophles of the
occasion and will doubtless be proe
seated to Judge Sconartz to-day to be
puirbed. They reached home at sun
down, much pleased with their day's
exczursion.
A Big Coaeera.
W. A. Murphy, of the Murphy cat
tle company, of Wyoming, wr inL
town yeterday. The concern with
which Mr. Murphy is connected is an
extensive one. It Is at present run
ning on their Wyoming range up
wards of 24,i(0 cattle, all but 1,500 are
steers. Lately it mold 28003 head
from its ranch in Tom Green county,
Tex., to the Stddard Cattle company,
in Wyoming. It her a contract for the
furnishing of 1.000.000 pounds of beef
to Fort Belknap and 500,000 to Fort
Peck. The eompany will ship 3,000
head from Miles City during the sea
son, one train of which %.11 leave
here on the 25th and one on the 2th.
Mr. Murphy wre a welcomed guest
among his friends in Miles City yes
terday.
SFrom Wemter rowae.
Prot. Barb reolved a letter from blh
frlend Senator Stewart yesterday in
relation to the work of the senate
committeeon Irrigation, which is ex*
pected to be bern next month. Sena
tor Stewart wrote from Sev Francisco
under dte of be 17tb, and though
not able to say what the movements
of the committee would be, be asUured
the Professor that be would do all in
his power for Custer county, sad
urged tbrt the fullrgt Informatlon poe
sible bo at hand for the use of the
committee. The letter has been at
tended to by the commiionoers as
heretofore stated in these columns and
from the latest information reoelved
from the committee there is no doubt
but that they will make a stop here
and enquire of iely into the situation.
Leander Richardson. the editor of
the New York Dramatic News and
Sporting Age, who It one of the most
widely known Journalists in the
United States, has written a new
novel ealled "Lord Duamersey,"
whbich shabout to be published by Jao.
Delay, of New York. The book tells
the story of a boeus English lord in
New York, wher e he s petted, feted,
and aueleted in his nefrlous sobemes
by the toadies of soelet', until be sue
areds in serrounding himself with
aomplications that lead to bhi rain.
This personage, though a rasal, ie as
ploeky they make tbem, sad is a
platoresque and brilliant Igure.
Maurie Barrymfere, the well known
and brilliant ltorsteur and actor, says
of Mr. RIebardse's stor It is the
bet, most powerful, and intensely
dramato tale I have read in years,
and it is abeolately orginal.
* r Elk Ur A. a efh
EdItr JioauALL
lathe bilume of te e W i
j.4aesedeowas YO UtIOed Ia studs
sabt th proposud meteb pme o
wo. bell whelb wa to hees se d
eWeaIaubpd et thr s', The I..
ds,.admat tatus that te estb pele
t dIpetSw wM thO ument t b
pl-d Mr, lte msetum Wai ami
that ahe WI o VII..Ot lak. It urSa.
. I. pq3 IMOpah ors n r rb at
Thih is a ass. The son MY
bepu, whtq -as p M lat
leap. wae w as as ps^ as Use
ad asat ws he pyud1 bT iad thy
athiS ?r e" ,IS s amd aLed tae
- watiPksiis herse ft
JU ''r hlisevr . thio s pmr
Ewis sad I. « be1sy: MOSS thas
wubsh~ hep aspri at w Uial,.
ridsa eat e Ir e m
~hug rnvmI mk~· ~ lmY
LYwrw fL · I r-' w 11
am MOT ---- ru I
",,l, , r t, ,t the-r hu| wou'l . ,i r t
4'u , h. 1r .", th- IrIuw ILlt full uui
f,,r ; ,. al wlh ti1t Kid- , th: 1 .%[l|at
('y I , , ., i Al laim that il-, 1.i d
honor, "The ( hlanmplonobip.'"
O(): oF THlE KIni.
Our lit, in -urL.Itr f,,brica in reaeb
ilng it ) deered ,p !t. Throurb our
r*,'uctiojn -ales tLey are going faster
than we expcted. A\ gre mnlly who
>yed a barganl and were oomlng next
day to caech the price were dLsap
pointed. Tbey didn't go begginog i
Cue th)Aerr at prices offered. We r
rxlng up our barain counters base
new for the week. You all know
habt it mnsn when w, speak through
Tea JoL'aNa,. Call and me what we
have o plce on center table to.more
row. Lh z w e sYouBaG. '
what~ ~~~.o it men hnwe pa ho
Beck to mtatuLas.
Geol. Ja. 8. Briabln will, mone
time next month, mauntw the com
rrand at Fort Custer with the rank of
Colonel of the let Cavalry, vine C.l.
Dudley, retired by age. Genl. Brisbln
ass, when atitlon'd at Fort Keogh
years ago, a stalwart obemplon of .be
Yellowstone Valley and we presume
that on his return his pen and vole.
will again b~ome active to the lnter
eets of this country.
(OmeiaL)
At a spedial meeting of the City
Council of Milre City, held on M.-.
day evening, .uly 2nod, at 8 o'clo*t.
p. m., the follow.og were appolnted
judges and clerks of electlon, to seree
at the special election for alderman of
the second ward, on Thutsday, July
25th, 1889:
Judges-L. J. Whitney, S. Basiashl,
George Blanek, George Rhode, L.
Johnson.
Clerks-Carl Wcditakil, Fred
Schmralle.
The polls wilt be held at the vaeamt
store In the Leighton & Jordan bloek,
heretofore occupled by J. W. Waeis..
By order of the council.
8. Gonoir,
City Clerk.
coemrmana Coek Citr.
Charley Anderson was ln town yes
terday Just from Cooke via Cinnabar.
Being lnterviewed as to tbe future of
the camp, he said that p.ospeots wae
most favorable for a railroad otlet
withbln a year. Two parties of set
veyos, comprising in all about My
mer, are now In the ield prospeeual
the approaeb to Cooke viai Red Lo
and Clarke's Fork and he was In
formed by the oblef of one of the pee
ties that a thoroughly praetlmabh
route had been found through ho
canyon qf the Clirke's Frk. Co
City, Mr. Anderson maid. was livey;
may "new prospeets wee blag
opened and a general feeling of emSa
dense prevailed. Chief Egaser
Kendrick, of the N. P. R. I hs, wL I
quite a mining expert himself. was at
Coobe City last week examinim she
varoous mlnling properties, with a
view. It was thought, of maklng ia
investment. The outlet via Cla(nb.r
was not so promisind, for the aem.
that It neoessitatd action I y oamp.
r a right of way through the rPb,.
whleh will notbe easy to get.
if Cooke City grows to be the
that It is expected to, ens road l
not se.Ms to do Its business ea n o
Ci~nabar road will 1.li n .Iw i i
s+K Rin Iyrwe~r
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bil UM tslewta
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worek ast tmr we wl, II
Chin. AluM MbsuapgI thu
the Uk 1 Sffi. Authumi,
Ids; Chippes thyme.
OF" thyme, Wb., aid
pISS l isumet" river.
thvyr of th NOWtAllO T
thnme Is Xes~ d Ihub.s
Ulse Jules of Chla uaalll
with Ike mu/idla~l viluins a
him M be rub Was*f
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