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The Montana Kid knocked ou<
Pete Stoke i nds in •
. • e fight a R ck • . • ' •
week. Another match for a
- and gate receipts was made i
: r Jam ry 30, at th same
between the Kid umi Billy GnEin, t
j who seconded Stokes. i ■
j Coal shipments from the R .kv
| Springs mines v. cr • 10.300 cars]
In. -re in 1891 than for the previous [
‘ year. The / adrp< n irnl says th. '
| 800 miners employed there don’t:*
make as much this winter as last. ;
j and their wages average only #SO
Io $55 a month now. | S
The bill api>ropriating $150,000 t
i for a public building in Chey-
• line has b• en favorably reported ’
iin the senate. It is time that'.
Wy-ming g< t back some of the|
j money paid for public lands that i i
have grown valuable through the
, brawn of her settlers/
I
Blarney, the Ir : sli Kid. and
Borg, a Sw“d -. fought to a line !i ’
with four- mice gloves for a s3o' J
purse, nt < in-n River last Friday. ' ,
I 1 h • Kid had the be. t of it in the ;
| iirst three rounds but the Swede
: was the freshc. t and laid out tin i ‘
Irishman in the sixth. 3
A big wolf hunt was arranged i
• last week ut Ij’.d'falo to rid tie !J
ranges of these a imals tha havi
> I done so much damage to stock, j j
I party ■ divided
nine] ■
I man, to hunt the country between ’
Clear er* uk and the Pineys.
