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The Montana post., 1867-11-09

The Southern Asizonidn of Sept -22d
notices the death in that town, on the
18th, OF Thomas Wallace, native o.
! lTroy,tNrY.}- Deceased came to -Arizons
in 1862, with Company G, First Cslifor
/ MIA Cavalry.8 rrIuEu , nHg
A stockholder meeting of the Hale 6
Norcross mining company is called fol
Nov. 9th, 20 consider the proposition
to increase the capital from $4O0 900 &c
81 300, 600 by trebling the value of the
shares. r. a.. --.f...-,. ....-
| We have k-een shown, says the Gala
fyeras (Cal.) Chronicle, a small diamond
and q number of other precious stones
of various characters, which were found
near town. Who knows but what there
is a diamond lead in the yicinity9
Aman named WIN. Moriarty was shot
at Red Dog, Cal, on Sunday evening,
October 20, by John Jerrold. and dan
gerously wounded. The difficulty hap
pened in Craig's saloon, over a game OF
cards. g ..-. -s .ur.--. .... |........ .
The Walla, Walla Statesman says
Judge Wyche delivered a very able
speech in that place in relation to the
North Pacific Railroad. 1t will be print
ed in pamphlet form and also published
in the Statesman. . -.- ..-....-
Harry Creighton writes to tie Omaha
Herald that gold has been discovered in
Crow creek valley, near Cheyenne, he
having seen a fine specimen.
Andrew McNeely, who was convicted
at the court of Sessions of Eldorado Co,
CAL, of the crime of assault with deadly
weapon, and sentenced to the State
Prison for six months, has been restored
to citizenship by the Governor.
The Linseed Oil Works, in San Fran
cisco, have commenced manufacturing
csstor-oil, and one druggist has contract
ed for 1000 gallons.
1t is thought that Government will
take the Russian telegraph line and
complete it to Stitka, distance of 100
miles from the present terminus.
Governor Mccormick has signed the
bill to remove the Capitol of Arizona to
Tucson.
A large freight house for the Union
Pacific railway company at Cheyenne is
being framed in Omaha. 1t is to be
61x156 feet. So says the Omaha Repu6-
Licdn.
Thomas Woodruff attempted to com
NIT suicide at Sonora, Cal, Oct. IL, by
cutting his throat. He was laboring
under fit of delirium tremens at the
time.
Black Brothers of Nevada county, Cal,
have sold their hydraulic claims to Will
liams, Morgan Co., for 14,000.
For the last three months the Black
Hawk Co., (Colorado) have been taking
out money at the rate of 100000
year.
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Third Day.

HoUsE.-Morning session, 10 a. m.-
House met; quorum present.
Message from Council announcing the
passage of a resolution appointing q
committee In conjunction with a com
mittee from the House, to request the
Secretary to bestow the public printing
upon John p. Bruce.
On motion of Word resolution adop-
ted. Committee, Word, Anderson.
Anderson, from committee on rules.
reported in favor of adoption of the
Council Rules of the Sd session. with
amendment. Report received and com
mittee discharged. .r.
House occupied the balance of the
morning in adoption of rules.
On motion of Word, House took a re-
cess until p. m. t n H.0I sIl
AFTERNOON SESSION. D. m. House
resumed. Quorum present. Vt.
The Speaker announced the following
Standing Committees
Ways and Means.-J w Rhodes. N O.
Boswell, Gallagher.
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Challenge.

CHEYENNE, Oct. 10, 1901
TO the sports of Colorado and DnkotA.
/, the undersigned. lightweight cham
pion of the West, did notify the pugl
lists that had retired from the pre-
ring, but have been harrassed till haNc
got to make one more struggle with an!
man that weighs five pounds more tnen
do, for five hundred dollars forfeit gL
any amount he wants to fight for ni5
means business. weigh one hundIeu
and fifteen pounds. Put up or shut up
My hackers are in town. Come ana sec
me- The money is to be put in 10
sponsible mans hands. Sworn referee.
Rules according to the English prize
ring. EDWARD FITzdERALO
Oct. 10.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Met at 3p. m. Quorum present.
The committee on credentials present
ed their report. which was accepted
committee discharged and report adopted
Mr.. Anderson moved the appointment
ola committee to request Judge Stafford
to administer the oath ofoffice. Adopt
ed. Committee, Messrs. Anderson, Bos-
we'll and Rhodes.
The oath of Office was then admins
tered to the members by Judge Stafford,
In order of counties.
On motion of Mr.. Anderson, +. H.
Shields was elected temporary Assistant
Clerk, and Orlando Stewart temporary
Enrolling Clerk
On motion of Mr.. Weston, John Nc
Lain was elected temporary Engrossing
Clerk.
Mr.. Anderson moved that the House
proceed to elect permanent Speaker;
carried.
Mr.. Patton nominated Mr.. Word.
Mr.. Edwards nominated Mr. Stewart.
MIR. Edwards moved the appointment
OF committee of three to act as tellers
carried and committee appointed.
House proceeded to ballot for Speaker
lst ballot-Word, 5 Steward, 5 Pat
l.. Necessary to a choice, 6.
I'd ballot-Word, 6; Stewart, 6. Nee
essary to a choice, z.
that body was fully organized and ready
to proceed with business.
I'd ballot-Word, 6; Stewart 6.
Mr.. Gallagher moved to adjourn until
tuesday at y A. M. Carried.
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| ing the invitation of the Council to meet
them in joint Convention at p. m.
On motion of Mr.-t,orum, Judge VIM.
4. Lowell then administered the oath OF
Office to John Thompson as Doorkeeper,
and s. Chamberlain as Fireman. % rr 2
On motion of Mr.. Corum the Council
took q recess for ten minutes.
Council resumed its session. ~
A communication from the House an
nouncing Mr.. Speaker, Chief Clerk and
members of the House.
The Assembly then entered into joint
convention. ..... ..
Mr.. Davis offered the following reso
luton rlE "1i --1- 1 l1"7 20
ResoEued, BY the two Houses of the
Legislative Assembly in joint conyen-
ton assembled, That a committee of
two members of the Council and three
of the House of Representatives, be ap-
pointed to wait upon the Governor and
inform him that the two Houses are in
Joint convention and are ready to receive
any communication he may desire to
make. on
On motion of Mr. Watson the resolu-
ton was rdopted and the following com
mittee appointed:
From the Council, Mr.. Davis, chairman,
and Mr.. Watson.
From the House, Messrs. Word, Bos-
well and Tenant.
The chairman announced the Govern
or, who proceeded to deliver his mes
sage. -..-fr
On motion of Mr.. Rand the joint con-
vention was dissolved.
The Council again resumed its session.
Mr.. Cullen offered the following reso-
lutionf
ResOiued, That fifteen hundred copies
of the Governors message, together with
all reports therein referred to, be printed
for the use of this House.
On motion of Mr.. Rand the resolution
was adopted. ..
Mr.. Corum, chairman of the commit
tee to draft rules for the government of
the Council, reported. Report received
and committee discharged.
On motion of Mr. Rand fifty copies of
the rules of the I'd session were ordered
printed.
On motion of Mr.. Cullen the Council
adjourned until tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
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First Day.

HoUsE-At 10 m, Nov. 4, the mem
bers of the House of Representatives OF
the Second Legislature met in the Hall
and were called to order by Mr.. A. II.
Barrett, the efficient Chief Clerk at the
last session.
The roll was called by Mr. Barrett, the
following members answering to their
names:
Messrs Anderson, Boswell, Conelly,
Edwards, Gallagher, Kennerly, Patton,
Rhodes, Stewart, Tenant, Word, Wes-
ton Mr.. Simms, absent.
On motion, House organized tempo
rarily by the election of the following
officers:
Speaker, Henry Kennerly, Choteau
Chief Clerk, A. III. Barrett;
Sergeant-at-Arms, o. p. Thomas;
Door-Keeper, Wus. Deascey.
Motion of Mr.. Andrews to appoint
committee on credentials adopted. Com
mittee, Messrs. Anderson, Gallagher and
Word
On motion of Nh. Word. House ad-
journed until 3 p. IN.
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Third Day.


CoUNcu.-Morning session, met at
10, m. Quorum present.
Mr. d B Jenkins, Enrolling Clerk
sworn by Judge VIM Y Lowell.
Mr. Watson gave notice of the intro
duction of a bill tomorrow, to regulate
proceedings in civil cases before Courts
of justices. ...
Mr. Rand gave notice of the introduc-
ton of bill requiring criminals to per
form labor.
Mr. Cullen offered resolution extend
ing the freedom of the House to the Ter
ritorial and Municipal officers, Editors
and Reporters, Members of the Bar and
Ex-Members of the Legislatures of Mon
tana. Adopted. 'fa.r. .r
Mr. Corum offered a concurrent reso-
luton, that in view of the unusual
amount of labor devo wing upon the En-
rolling and Engrossing Clerks, an as
sistant Clerk be elected by each House,
to be paid by appropriation from the
Territorial Treasury.
Mr.. Cullen in the Chair.
Mr.. Bagg addressed the Council favor
ing the resolution.
Mr.. Orr opposed the resolution.
Call for ayes and nays.
Yeas, Bagg, Corum, Cullen, Randi
Nays, Davis, Orr, Watson,-3.
On motion of Orr adjourned until 2. p.
M
Afternoon Session.. p. IN. Quorum
present. Mr.. Rand gave notice of the
of a Bill to locate the Coun-
ty Seat of Missoula county. Mr.. Cornm
offered the following:
ReSoEued, That in the records to- be
made by the Chief Clerk of the Council,
he is hereby directed to call this the
Fourth Session. ....
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MONTANA LEGISLATURES.
FOURTH SESSION.
First Day.
First Day.

| .... ..# . ... #-i MONDAY, Nov. 4.
CoUNCIL.-The Council Assembly o
Montana Territory assembled in Vir
ginia City on Monday, Nov. 4th, 1867, a
| 10 NJ, and was called to order by Judge
VIM. Y. Lowell, who had been requested
by the Executive to call the roll and
qualify the members.
The following gentlemen appeared
and answered TO their names
Charles S. Bagg, Phillipsburg
j. w. Corum, Helena.
w. K. Cullen. Helena.
Alex. Davis, Virginia City.
Sample Orr, Diamond City.
Jasper Rand, Missoula Mills.
Thomas Watson, Bannack City.
The oath of office was then admins.
tered to them according to law by VIM
Y. Lowell, Probate Judge of Madison
county,
On motion of Mr.. Corum, the Council
proceeded to a temporary organization
and put in nomination Alex. Davis for
President. - .-.
On motion of Mr.. Orr, Alex. Davis was
declared elected President pro. tenn. by
acclammation.
On motion of Mr.. Corum, c. G.. Men
augh was elected Chief Clerk pro. tenn.
On motion of Mr. Cullen, the Conncil
proceeded to a permanent organization,
and nominated Mr.. Bagg for President.
Mr.. Orr nominated Mr.. Watson.
On motion of Mr.. Bagg, the Council
took a recess until 3 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
President called the Council to order
at p. m. ..
On motion, the Council went into the
election of President, and Mr.. Bagg
having received the highest number of
votes cast was declared duly elected and
took his seat as permanent President.
On motion of Mr.. Corum, Mr.. Thomas
B. Wade was elected Chief Clerk.
On motion of Alex. Davis, &. G. Men
augh was elected Assistant Clerk.
The Council then proceeded to the
election of Sergeantat-Arms, Door
keeper, Engrossing and Enrolling Clerk,
Fireman and Page with the following re-
suit:
For Engrossing Clerk. FL. III. Showers.
For Enrolling Clerk, K. p. Jenkins.
For Sergeant-at-Arms, s r. Elwell.
For Fireman, s. s. hamberlain.
For Page, Benny johnson.
On motion of Mr.. Rand, Judge
William Y, Lowell then administered
the oath of Office TO the President and
officers.
On motion of Mr.. Rand, the Coun Gil
adjourned until tomorrow at 2 p. m.
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Local NOtIces-One dollar per line for three
lines less IS cents per line for ten lines less
50 cents Der line for eleven lines or more.
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P 0 L I Z Y ,
/. LITTLE ANNIE,
HT X. a, MAITLAND.

We have laid h or in tha ,arden;
Aui the voice of blush,ux Spring
Bids the long, long silent soug~ters
Break the wiutry ap-R and sing;
Kong, long have thcs stayed their coming,
She hath 'wa''si l0rS for them;
Little though: we their ret singing
WoaM be Aunie's requiem.
We h9ge laid her in the gardea,
In the spot she called her own:
All her a"w'.ees are uprootrd-
zen the vioe,s nea~lv blown
phat from day to day she ter ded,
Watching for their bloom in vain,
Till at length size sighed, irupa ,ient,
They viii never bloom again"
W. hive laid her in the garacns
can sre The tiny mound,
Where the htfIe biri1 are picking
In the newly.sc altered gro.nd;
! have fingered at the lattice,
Oh, how oft sincc break Of day
Now the sunset gilds the mountains,
Yet canno! stay away.
We have laid her in the garden:
We have gathered up her t,ys:
We have hid each sad memento
That reminds MS of our joys:
Not because We fam would bauish
From our eyes ihe tears that swell:
BIT We would our hearts could whispor--
Heavenly Father. il is we'll"
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the World ronown
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ard hair, and enclosing Glty cents, aud stau ped
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the picture Ivy return mail together with desir.
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

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