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Ti if er- n a gon ling )Out DO. :ver DS. ER. SON. rata 1 A Special Feature of this Number is \DUNRAVEN RANCH\ A New Serial Story See Page 2 j .1 VOL. X. NO. 26. be fib DILLON, MONTANA, FRIDAY ,EVENING, JUNE 27, 1890. or R CORRESPONDENCE. A WEEKLY REPORT FROM NEIGHBOR- ING TOWNS. Newsy Letters From the Tribune's Corps of Busy Writers In Village and Hamlet. Wiitil0M. From Our RelfUlUr comma...lent. Will Armitage is doing good work tak- ing \senses.\ Bill don't seem much brighter. Our people can find grass for their stock even though they are compelled to drive them miles from home. H. Burfeind, Milt Davidson, Ed. Rang and H. J.:Burleigh made us a pleasant call last week. Come again, gentlemen. We have been having very cold weath- er. Feed is good but hay is thin. That article will bring a good price next win - A fine rain visited us het week and our farmers are jubilant. More rain is needed. Mrs. Dan. Cutting arrived from Salt Lake City on Wedneeday morning. Dan. is all smiles now. BORN. To Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, on Monday morning, a 10 ;smut! girl. Mother and:child are doing nicely. C. T. Stewort, Brig Nelson anti George Bunting went to Dillon last Monday evening to attend the Odd Fellows' de- gree meeting. N. E. Hammer, of Dillt iii,Wil% visiting Lima last week. If you want ii new suit for the Fourth, call on him. Attractive goods, attractive prices, attractive bar- gains, attractive treatment. H. D. Weenink, of Dillon. is to be in Viler' next week. This will be all excel- lent opportunity for our town people to have their photo's taken. Mr. Weenink is a number one pleotognipher. ter. What is the matter with our young Miss Riefenrath thinke herself in luck, ladies and young men here in Lima it as Mr. Wathem found her watch. The is almoat the last of June and not a ma- lady is making many friends in lie val- , riage and this is considered the luckiest ley. , month in the year for marriage'. Thanks for Cosmopolitan. It is need- , Two of our Lima hallos started out less for me to say anything shout it after Wednesday afternoon on a mission of Mrs. R. She doers not speak of it too good work, for a widow woman with three highly. All your imbecribereshould take children. Berton , 7 p. m. they hail it. lected $46.00 in cash. Iwoides a large sup. John Reed hits the Americium and 'AY of groceries and proviotiona That other white people, a hard rap, in writing speaks well for our town people. about the China feed mills of Butte. E. A. Jacolva team ran awn y last Sat - You are on the right track now John, if urday and chine very near resulting seri- yon stay with it. ()ugly to S. NV. Nugent alai was thrown The ranehmen on the west side of the out of the wagon. In falling, hitt foot caught in the spokes of the wheel and he was dragged for NI yards or more. He was carried into Mr. Eisee's house. Will- ing friends and the Be otherhossl finnnen renderel the sufferer all the assetance they could and in it ohort time he Wiln able to Is , moved tto he noon'. It was 11 most masterdom, escape. He is improv- ing and will be able fir duty moon. Mr. Nugent is like all the rest ot railroaders, the iron Morse being preferred. June 26. [Corby Valley. From Our Relhdar l'orrespendeat The last drive of cattle from this range pamsetfup the valley to-day. bound for Red Rock. Mrs. Clorden, of Salisbury, will drive her herd of cattle to the Three Forks if Ruby river for a summer range. Mrs. W. G. Beck returns this week to Fairfield. Iowa, after a year's visit in Montana with her won, 1). R. Beck. William Moore and J. B. McCoy passed up the valley yesterday, going over to Red Rock lake for a week's fish- ing. • Oscar Selman returned home Tuesday, after a ten days' stay in Deer Lodge, where he attended commeneement at the Montana college. We continue to get about two nice rains a week, and one would be surprised to see the change it makes on the range, especially on the higher bills. The residents of this 'valley are rejoic- ing over the railroad prospects. The Northern Pacific surveyers are now at work running a line tip this valley. J. E. Wynneaof Jumbo!), woes to Butte this week, taking with him Fred NV., one of the finest bred trotting stallions in this; county. he being sired by Commodore, Belmont, now ownedby C. X. Larabie. river are building a Kelton' house near Montgomery'.. Miss Fawcett will have charge as goon as her term is finished on this side of the river. Some of our people have attempted to form a Sunday schiool. but cannot do so for the reason they can't find a \pro- fessor,\ and a Sunday school, unless con- ducted correctly. is not the thing. Mr. Editor I 71M afraid that I shall be compelled to ',ever my connection with your valuable paper, unless I find out just exactly who all the liars are in this bean and kill them. Some time since, in one of ray letters I statet just exactly what was, then, the talk of the place. con- cerning a couple. I also stated that I did not believe it. But, alas! Friday. while busy branding calve', the gentleman al- luded to in my article called, and pro - c e lad b go back into pre -historic ages and truce, according to Darwin, my an- cestry. I do not believe in such progres- sion, but then. I may be mistaken. The gentleman even went so far as to call me a liar. Heavens! Mr. Editor, I love any- thing good. I love the truth, the virtue if which I learned at my mother's breast. I have always treasured it deep down in the lower regions of my heart; NO deep, perhaps. that I forgot to go down into the cellar of my anatomy to produce that article, which is needful to a newspaper correspondent. The only thing that kept me from being a disagreeable sight, Was my office of J. P.; and ,the only other reason that restrained my desire to fight and \do some one up,' was the knowl- edge that should I be so fortunate RS to paralyze a person, I would eventually get mean and no one would be safe in iny neighborhood. Jokes aside; there law in Montnna that does not allow one man to abuse another, even though it be only with the month. When any other man comes to my ranch filled with poor whisky, and carrying concealed weapons Soon after the 4th of July. Alex Metzel it don't make any difference who he as will start a band of 150 head of horses if he does not carry himself in a de - for the Yellowstone country. This will curious manner, I will use the above law to the fullest extent and, unless the put) . be the best bunch of saddle and general purpose horses that has left Madison that was here is more careful how he threats holly injury. I will see to it that county in many a day. he is put under \bonds to keep the peace.\ Old Madison county is coming to the I have not named the parties who are front, as she will celebrate the coming interested in this matter and don't want Fourth at Virginia City, Sheridan, Twin to. unless they push matters to an ex- Bridges, Ennis, Pony, Red Bluff- have not heard from Adobetowu lot. Junction. but they will undoubtedly celebrate. June 25. treme. I RID sorry to be compelled to write that Wm. H. Fraser, one of the first set- tlers of this valley, died at his home on the 18th. of heart disease. It is not more than seven month.' since Rod, a younger brother, mewed to the other land, from the *tame cause. Mr. Fraser Was a man well liked by his neighbors and all with whom he had become acquainted. He leaves a wife and six children to mourn his loss. His body was taken to Butte for interment, to-day. June 20. N & J. Lima. Fram Or Res tar aerreeeendeni. Who will be the orator at Lima this Fourth? Engine 902 has returned with a new slimmer suit. Dan Cuttin goes to Pocatello to -day on R business trip. Mr. anti Mrs. Morgan were visiting Dillon Welnes lay. Rev. Joseph Wilke. of Dillon, held ser- vices here on Tuestay evening. Henry Warneske lee returned from his eastern trip, but no Mutt. Warnecke. Mr. and Met. Walter Star and Mies Della Garland 'elt for 'Plena n Mon- day. Nemo Junction. Idaho. From Our Regular Corrssimratent. Ike Williams has gone courting to Salmon. Geo. W. Noble is Ce111111/1 enumerator for this district Smith & Clark are receiving new goods nearly every day. P. F. Scott ham taken his teams to Ban. neckfor the slimmer. Duke Hewitson is the name of the vil- lage blacksmith at Nicholas. A new butcher 'the') huts been opened in town, Choi. Lipe is proprietor. Claude Benson killed one deer and two bears while hunting hormee last week. Anderson and her (freighter, Mrs. Steve Broeks, have move.I to 1:11thriack. Miss Lon Finning is visiting her moth- er, Mrs. James Mosisberg, on Hor.se Prairie. Mr. and Mrs. James Monsberg have taken charge of the stage station at Brenner's. James Stevens is handlin 4 the ribbons on S 'lariat stage line between the agency and Niel ohm. The greet this season hooks very pn,m- ising as showers have visited us nearly every day for the must few weeks. The Argenta sufferer\ are straying back to the \Gem of the Mountains,\ saying they (bo not like to work for noth- ing and board themselves. Last Sundas evening Thomas Stroud and Mims Sadie Reddington were joined in the holy tondo of matrimony, at the residence of the brides',t parents, by Rev. 0. W. Mintzer. A large number of friends were invited what pemonneed the supper \immeme.\ Sneers% to the happy couple. June 20. Bitty MATCHES. Olenti•le. Enunt Our Regular i orrt,pololent I'ay day to -day, J. 'I'. Strut, superintendent of the iron mines, wart in town to-dity. H. R. Oilman:ham. agent for the Butte Inter alomitioin. was here last week. The smelter stopped for twelve 'mum last week whilst the Hume woe being re- Mre. R. K. Thomas and slaughter, Mrs. T. H. Teal. left for Butte HMI Dillon yes- terday. Rev. 0. M. Ryder, has gone le Helena to secure hio apartments at the M..11111111' University. J. E. Allen'', furniture arrive, (nom the Pant to-day. He in MOW illiXiunl.1) look- ing for the balance of 'us household. W. H. Brown has opened his photo- graph gallery ton main street and is now making first-elies faces fur the public. NOW that the luritlge over the slough at Melrose hire been fixed. it is Impel that the ladies elm drive over without locking off int,. the river. General alarms:to. Knipismberg, wife and family retnnied from the det last Sunday. Mr. K. brings a first -elitist, re- liable Lincoln story with him. While Ed. De Cellis was at breakfast nixed ten daps ago, a friend tarnisher him at the lonelier shop and finding 11,, one eland the phiee IsirrOW0.1 84:11.1111 111 rash end an equal amount iii Hides mod then left the county to invest his wealth in some remote region. Whisk y claimed another victim last Monday in the ',easel of William Glea- son at Melrose. It Kerins that lie had been in Butte on a nit ringed spree for emend (Imp, and retnmed to Melrose oil Sunday, staying one night at that plane and drink- ing two bottle, of 'whisky lind envie(' fer his jonepecto on Camp creek, when about opposite McCanley's ranch he fell down in the road, calling ft or help, mayinia, \if yen don't help me I wont treat you.\ He was picked up a few mired., after- wards and round to be deed. A mulaeription was taken up last week and a foot ball inireliasel which has afforded considerulde amusement tt, both old and yeting. We are not on baseball this year. but eau knock the socks off anything in the county in foot - thrill, A match game has been arranged between the married anti unmarried men, to take place on the Fourth. We have some excellent \kickers\ on both sides. men who have devoted the major portion of their lives to \kicking\ mid hale con- sequently attained a degre , of perfection in the noble art which is wadoin equalled and never mimes-ed. 'flits game promise+ to be one of unusual interest. June 26. F. HOMO'. Improt hug the National Park. The sundry civil appropriation bill contains the following for the iffiprove- went of tha National Park: For complet- ing the road from the upper geyser basin to and around Shoshone lake, thence acmes the continental divide to Yellow- stone lake and river and down the latter to Grand canyon; thence to Yancey'm Lit intersect the nom\ from Cook City to Mam- moth Hot Springs; in completing (Klaxon and Madison canyon made; in improving and maintaining the old road from the Lower Baran and Fireleole to the falls of the Yellowatone: in maintaining roads and bridges generally throughout the park, and in making some small eaten - shin to existing noels, 875000; provided that the work to be done under that ap- propriation Khali be let in meetiono after advertisement to the lowest responsible bidder therefor, and be exeented under the nupervision and inspection of an en- gineer officer of the army. • - a - liallards' Horehound Myrup. We guarantee this to be the beet (\sough Synip mannfacturel in the whole. wide world. Das is spyin g a great dent but it is true. For Consumption.Coughot, (aoltiot, Sore Throat. Sore Cheat. Pneninoniti, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Ceugh, and all dhenmen of the iliroat and Lungs we positively guarantee 13allnrdat Horehound Syrup to be without any equal on the whole fuer. of the globe. In support of this ittalement We refer to every individual who Iran ever used, and to every druggist who ham ever used it, and to ever druggist who has ever mold it. Much evidence is indisputable. Sold by N. M. White. TIE ROCKY MOINT IINS. DOINGS OF A WEEK AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS. oseeenessa Nen.. Itathe red Er a Large List of Exchange% ant Other Rellahle Suture.... 1,1g. Rock Springs will not eelelonits , the national holiday. Diphtheria is prevalent in Rock Springs. There have been 'sixteen elISCII flintt far, only one proving fatal. The lists, through leakage of the water mains of Lanimie is eetimates1 at 2.50,4511 gallons of water per day. The Laramie board of trade has de- cided to issue 5,1111 illumtnited panaphletit deeeriptive of Laramie and its environ- ment.. &twee' .1. Herren, who claims to Is it relative of Lawrenee liarngt, the sager, died muldenly 'Thursday night in him noun in Cheyenne. 'Ile sheep growers of lainta county 11/1Ve 01'1;111117,1Ni /III air flue ad - enticement and ionotection of their inter- Th., headquarter* of the RANO Will he EVIIIIHh111. enumeratori at lb wk Springs hints eirinnereted Fins, Austrians, Hun - airtime, Italians, FIVIICIL Swedes Daum, I leans, Norweg- i insi, Chineee, and it few Americans. There are fewer Anwrierin-le,ni perianth illillAIMO of American porentage than 1111y °nowt nationality. Giwyenne Leader: M. R. King writes Melia (Bakke, ?rem Kernels City that. a ematnittee of managing direettint t f the Chiek 111-W , Process,. Sineltivar and Relin- ing tompany will visit Cheyenne about July 1st. The gentlemen wish to look over the field ha I heinselve.. They have just returned (nom 011111 , 1111 . 0 plant in Mexico. Lied January mu filing wow Minh. lull 0.11 bi f id a iii seeli u iii le, hang lostween Moir - town and Hopkinsville. huy Niers A. Taylu or and .1. ado!' ( ait ler. We under- stand that that claim ban been jurnies1 this week by Pliabrick. Atelier lc Co. on the ;vowel that the law luis not been °implies' with in tbe der of deaden - merit work. Reck Springs. Independent. In Cheyenne II 11.W flap , ago, C. A. Wheeler. a fakir. who had Remittal atm H. Shaffer. wri. I werlisittled en Capitol ttViiiiit by the indignant hietband. and ti -It t egotist ;ince of svmnutthtizimig friends. given it thionough loading. A rampant mob college' in a few minutes , . HMI unily the timely tu ppearanee if (takers t•aved the fakir from 84.Vere 111111/10.. Wheeler IMO it heavy tire , and left town ttut it-tI moniiinr. comrade. Mike Sullivan. a miner, was shot and' seriously wounded recently at Leativille It) a woman with whom he haul been . Mrs. Dr. F. A. Limberg, of La Jam: a few days ago received from IL Philadel- phia life insurance etornpany a check for $4,9117.67 for iusurance on her huslanid. docttoras policy was not yet a year told. A small strike was inaugurated rut the betel of trade building in Pueblo one day lied week, the hodcarriere going out u.muu ii demand fur higher wuiges. The have been receiving 31)10 and 82 per day. The denizens of Cheyenne Wells are confident that both gam and oil in paying tpunititiem ean be obtraned at that place. Several borings have lawn made and both of the above 'minable properties exist, anti it is claimed that it only needs to be developet1 to increase in quentity. A La .lara dispatch Mates that a com- pany competed of twenty-five prominent members of the Mormon church have just purehased 2,000 acres of land in the amthern part of Cedilla county from the governments paying $4.20 per acre. The compnny will be known an the Dort Dale Land and Canal company. Three hun- dred acres of this tract is now under cul- tivation. The work of improving the re- nurinder will be begun at once. A forest fire has been raging for the past week in the mountains near the Cook creek district, near Pnlmer lake, 1111(1 has already burned and destroyed some 310 tierce of young timber. .-- a - Idaho. Fenn E. S. Suydam. wile came rip from Shoup on Saturday, we learn that the strike recently matte iii the Virginia mine at Pine creek, has not been over- estimated, as they have a distance of 30 feet acme; the ledge and luive forma no foot wall as yet. The ore morays from 812 te $50 per ten in gold. labile) Re- corder. 14r. A. H. aliteliell (of 1)eer Lodge; rind A. J. MacNab last week bonded the NVenta Or threat group of mines in Eure- ka distriet the considerafirm being t 4 .2 1 1.051. fah(' Recorder. Eagle Rock will celebrate the Feinall in appropriate style. alf I A Judicious and Persistent Use of \ PRINTERS' INK : Will Benefit Any Business Try it. . '. ,............... PRICE TEN CENTS. fahicine, opecial: A local piper says: -Word PullMen Irfitnt NittilI City that the greatest of American railroad mysteries, the l'acific Short Line, io, being rapidly teethed to completion. The mystery about the line is in regard to the pernons back of it. A 'short time ago President Floli of the III. Central had not a cent's worth of interest in the Pacific Short Line. (1fliciahi of the St. Paul and Northwestern reeds are explicit in their denials,. In 'spite of these denials by lilies ouppostediv interested. some one in putting up milliono of dollars for its construction am' before snow Mies the Pacific may have a competitor, which will is nivel. , for every pouriti of freight traffic between ()gam and the Ntieetouri river. The Min Wm Crusade. MILWAUKEE, 31111P 22. The establioli. ment 1,f the alleged CI NW ibiettor, \Grin Wia\ width woes raided by the city mitts last 'Ilium outlay. a a conduct- ing a swindle. is agnin in trouble, alio time with fringe Sam. Last night United State, Mundial arnatcl Jim Lee, better known as aDoeter thin Wa,\ .1. A. Wilt, muleteer ,of the redidoli.liment, and C. A. J1111K011, the alleged Chinese inter- preter, on a (hero , of opting the tituuihs for fraudulent widows. and alai (tor Rending obscene nuith , r through the mails. Bomb+ were given in the Kum of 86,000, the amount: being deporatesi in certified cheeks on a bank of Den- ver, Col., where the parent \Orin Wit\ in - 'dilute is located. Hie doe ei The Big Hole (Montana) Plneer com- pany was organized in this city several years inns Tie. company has 'lone lots. of Work on the ground without mneli returns until this newton, when work was elennest to 11 1111 . 116 , 11 /11glwr tip, with sueli mod results HS hut MAIO. Ole stuuuk- lii feel Well. %der it , HOW WJIMIling dtuwmu Kr3Vel gus 11111 is anticipated. litsii ge A. Meeurs. who has been rip there managing the storks. has returned 1111111e IITUI brings enomrag- reporto. Salt Lake Tribunes II. .Iole Still, . Neb., June It. Th. , attorney of the 'alien Pada,. ereated ut 'sensation be filing it petition Hi Hie federal court ' earthed C. A. aleKilason, late general per- t -geeing agent, air g40,01Su slh.ged to Nee been 'Pam theme!' frandulent purelins- eh of 'ember. All his pnoperty lure heel) attached. Mc K ilason left fur t he met last week. Itoinantle Marriage In VentemIlle. abirrietl, ut Centervill, belay, by Rev. I'. Hank. Stephen Simm.m.. And S11/11111 Hawkey. The bride arrive' from Lon- don only last night and had INA seen the man %vie, is now her louden,' au twenty years. She was then 11 year.; old. The happy fermi )))) anti marriage manure(' in Centerville end Mr. anti Mrs. Simmone will live there. Inter Mountain, A Chinaman Rejected. At Rending. Pa.. laid Saturday. Judge Endich refused the applieation of Chris. Ali Sing, a (linemen, for nattira limb on papers. The jedge finds no won -rent in law for making a Chinnman tue ameritain citizen. no matter hew remodel& or worthy. A Notable Virginian Dead. FAIRFAX Corat House, Vii., June 22. Judge Henry W. Thome died here this morning, aged 78. He woo /I member of the eommiseion that visited President Lincoln 1861 with Ii view to averting hum- idities After the war he was it member of the Court of Conciliation. A Nebraska Tornado, LINCOLN, Neb., June 22. A special to the Journal from Grand Ulan(' mays: The town of Sweetwater, a little hamlet of leet than hill inhebitane, was swept away by mu horned,' which visited the place about 3 taelock this efterinem. Ni, one WW1 killed lint a number were injured. A Union Pacific atrikis. PORTLAND. Ore., thane 22. The em- ployee of the Union Pacific machine eliolost along the line fmm P(1085 , 111). Ida- ho, to Portland, struck yesterday on ne- t -taint of n reinctitm of wages. Arid 14MA to he Reclaimed. WANHINOTON. June 25. Senator Moody reported tealey from the select commit - lee on irrigation anti reclamation of arid lands an amendment to the sundry civil bill, making the appropriation of $209,000 to investigate the arid regions of the Unites' States for I he purixose of diem,- ering to what extent they CNII be resleem- ed by irrigation. Aim) lilt amendment making an appropriation of 8250,000 to enroble the secretary of agriculture to muse soirveye ;owl field examinations fit he made to nocertain the value of the underflow waters for irrigation purpeet within the region lyina on the eastern slope of the Rocky monntainos. Senator Prelim+ to- lay reeorted n bill for tie' protestion of tree; anti under- growth on the pnblie lemis from destrne. tion by fire. , WATER AND ELECTRICITY. FORMAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE WATER PROPOSITION, Which Means that Dillon will ham • Thorough System of Water and Electricity by Jan. I. As is well known to everyone in Dillon the city council a short time ago made proposition to Mr. B. F. White and his associates, known as the Beaverhead Water, Light & Power company, to Rep- lay the city with water and electric In the ordinanoe passed by the council the number of hydrants the city would take and the rate to be paid for the same was stipulated, and the rates to be paid for water by private individuals was abut fixed. The proposition was submitted to the company and the first intimation of its acceptance war through the following clipping from the Butte Daily Inter Mountain of last Wednesday: \Gen. C. 14 Warren forwarded to Ion to -day the acceptance a the Beaver - hied %%aster, Light & Power company of the (retitle*, granted by the city council of dint city air fairniehiug it with electric lights. The WHIM company has been granted the franchies , for furnishing Zill- ion with water, but was given mitil J ily 14 in which ti o ascent. As IllN/II FIN the less...wary ',rel . 'es can be arrenged engineent will be Ind on the around anti all the plans and specific tame will be onmpletest\ Mr. White wam seen laot evening by a TRIBUNS representative and in reply to the question of the scribe mid the propo- thin had been formally 'weenie' by the company. oompany porpoaesti build a reser- voir on the tee of the bluff just west of town withal is to be fed by water from Rattlesnake creek. From the reaervoir system of writer mains will (winding the water to the eity MIMI the hill le high 14101101 lit give a tremendoris pressure en. it Miami HIP city. It ism simple phin that has IWell reueuiuslly worked with 1111CIVI41. Surveyors will be put 5, work at 111114, TIliN is very acceptable intelligenee. TOUGH BUT TRUE, no..u, f one (Ulmer* Volee• Puddle tientl• moot In Plain Anglo-Mts.... II is not iny custom 6, ineadle with offritre and I do not care to do sto, but I inn oure that I vuoice the gencrol oentiment when I speak of mune of the evils that DOW exist in this city and that should be removed. There is at torment iii many prate of this city stenches 'patina from decaying matter that ham been thrown out into the ottreent Kral alleyo that are almost beyond endurance and surely the Retiree of disease. 'ffitiot state of affairs; in caused by thoughtleitomme tor eareleeneen tutu the part of thew, who throw this whew matter into the \'trete and alle)s. And it is wit a ound in the rear of the IIIIMO4 Of 1.11 1 / 1 W W110 110 110t live in the best homes in the city my more than of those who do. In the low- er part of the third ward is ageneraltlum- Mg ground Ma the stench rising there- from is almost beyond desteription. The alley between Moutinia and Isiah° streets is another eonionon dumping ground and mit in it can he form,' ;saute peelings, decaying cahloiere lenvee, durio reMPINIOIn and mei' like, tt, say nothing or ttuu, dead eldekens and eatui that find their 'not nwt- ilia place there. In the first ward, cup. crud or the Illii•y14 are linCul to dump snit I and such damns into. Now it is my opinion that this Klima,\ be looked after by the loan' of health. f do not know what their thither are moless te owe that the city is kept as clean its porwable in order that dawn. , mily be I kept from our midst as well mu, to teleran- , tine and try to prevent the moread of any demise that may appear. The board has the health ordierince to back it as well as I the law of common senee rind reason rind whether the owner's id' property %sawn , these unwholesome (Maim are found like it or not, I am mire that the majority of the citizens will support it in ite effort* to 'give us a wholesome, cleanly city. The city council shoniti, and I think will, sup- ped such action. ! Digging olop pits down to the gravel ,iii an Inel if not worse than throwing sloes into the ditcher to be carried over time city. 'floe former puts it into the water WI drink while the later puts it into the air we breathe. We are aware that the . former city council, or rather the mayor, put up notices ordering the property owner's to Mem up, but it Wan flOt gener- shiv 7itv I*e e seen 1 r rubbieli fired on windy days in thinberous proximity to mignill- st oeil rpet i t abit I t m le i , 1 1 ( 1, 1 7 i r n i go nimii hawed te run mon the the night and althongh the iulibs'rIueti,171:1e7n=litstt'itIlltoetiC this trio a large extent. Our ionnd has prove' a greater 'mime of revenue to the mac wliuu boards the mteeltalian anythilie m.. anti it vt usually the stock that chwiera to stray in rem the ranchem that is slint up, while that belonging to eitinsio itt town is allowed to run free. It it my candid opinion that it would do our citizens good to have a imbue of trne respectable city living. I lima that Miro little \kick\ will be sea acient to putt the powers that he into Fiction. Lovr.n Cox HZALTIL
