Thos. J. Clark and Arthur Goodell brought
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

nel in which it was confined. The crookedness of the river makes its total length about 800 miles. The men hunted and trapped on the way but met only with very moderate success. They claim to be the first who ever made the trip in a boat the whole length of the river. Thos. J. Clark and Arthur Goodell brought in 160 head of steers Tuesday, which were de- livered to Nathan Hall, and by him shipped east yesterday. Isaac Siggins is on the road in with 220 head, sold to the same party. The Clark and Goodell cattle sold for $17, and the Siggins cattle for $20.50. MURRAY DISAPPEARS On Tuesday little Freddy Murray, who is being held at the county jail as a witness against his father for the murder of his two brothers, mysteriously disappeared and up to the present cannot be found. The boy has been allowed to run around town and once before remained out over night, but this time it looks as though someone interested had him spirited away to some considerable distance, as all the adjacent camps have been searched and telegrams sent to other points in the territory but so far with- out finding any trace of him. Bids for the Fort Bayard beef contract was opened this week. H. G. Noel’s bid was for $4.74, Jake Brusch, $4.75, George D. Jones $6.25, John Brockman, $10.50 for corn fed. TREMONT ARRIVALS