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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24
Municipal Election.

THE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION, FOR
I tho Municipal Election to DO held on MOI
DAY, MARCH 16ru INST, at 10 o'clock A. n;
aud will remain open until APRIL sist, and
close ut 6 O'Clock p. Y on that day. Naturalized
citizens are required to present their pepers- q
the time OF registration. 3. C.COOk,l
Registry Agent, Gold Hill. Township Nos !:
Geld IiNl, AurVd I4th, 1871. mhl4'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24

Jonx L. SiooHE.-An the old residents Of this
section know John L. Moore. Of Virginia City. and
tho few new ones who don't happen -. should make
hls acquaintance a. soon Is possible, especially II
they wantanything In the furniture or bedding nne.
In onr aIyertisIng columns may be seen an ar
tIcle setting forth tina, our friend Moore has for sale
al his famous sierra Nevada Furniture and bedding
Warehouse, Nlagt Hall. North D street, virginia
stesi TO a tin Upper. Including carpets. mirrors.
stoves, crockery, tinware. Tampa. table cutlery, etc.
In short, everything necessary, except a WIG. 10 60
10 housekeeping with. Call and let him show you
through his establishment. mntim
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THE NEW TYPE

an WHICH THR NEWS IS PRINTED IS
facc, Of which We are casting . scries from
Agaie TO Bourgeois, and TO which we desire 70
cab the attention Of printers and publishers.
I HAGAR q CO.
Type Founders, %: Clay strost, San Fran
cisco. Cal. 1at.u
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70 MINERS.

A CONTRACT WILL BE LET TO PRACT.
IA ical Miners to run 8 tunnel into o mine,
near Silver City, to the longth Of forty feet, with
the privilege Of q further extension. Proposals.
JAMES MOORE, Gold Hill,
Or, WILLIAM SADDLER, Silver City.
Gold Hill, March 22d, 1870. mh4-tAp1
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GOLD HILL
1 X DEPARTMENT,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Gold Hill Firemcn, that the annual election
for Chief and Assistant Engineer, Will be held
house Of Yellow Jacket Hose Company No. 2.
Polls open from . o'clock T. n. to Z 0'clGck +. ".
Jacob Fox, p. Nye and John Randall are ap.
pointed judges Of Election.
BY order OF W. II. ii. LEE,
President OF Gold Hill Fire Department.
]. T. WILTON. Secretary.
Gold Hin, March 22d, 1870.
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The Necessity OF n Visit Overcome.

Patients residing In any part Of the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
ON their respective cases, and who think proper
TO eubmit q written statement or such In prefer.
cncc to holding d pcrs0nal interview. are assured
ihut their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to the corTo
spending phyrlcian, thus:
BENZ. y. JOSsELYN. N. D.,
fDos Isl G1S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and kcarny,
deC-Gl1yis San francisco, Cal.
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Essays for Young Men. on the honors.
n,.,,urr. and advantages OF = happy Mar
risgc' a. esntrastet with 8 Single Life, and
thr fearful Evils Of Ceiibacy In modern, umes
Sent nee, In sealsl envelopes: Address, uownTd
Association, Box L. PhiIadslphla, Pa. iee I'M
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THE BOARDMAN, GRAY & GO.
PLANO FORTES.
WHOLESALE. AGENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBER, LATE AsE&sTM
frm, has established a WholcsalcV v y
| Agency ut 54S Broadway. New York city.
where he will be pleased to receive the orders OF
hls friends and the public, and especially 10 hear
patronage aTTt on the Grm heretofore. He viii sup.
| ply these SUPERIOR INSTRUMENTS to the
Trade, Wholesale and Retail at
THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Made with the Insulated Iron Rim and Frame
(cast In ono solid plate). They excel all others
In Durability, Superiority Of Tone, and q
Elegance OF External Appearance
Tho iron frame and ring forming the upper
part or the case Is cast In ono piecc-bringing
the strength where tho strain IL, giving q larger
music scale In tho same slze case, and which Is
al.o more ornamental in appearance. The strain
OF the strings being entirely on the Iron Rim
relieves the sounding boards aud vibrating
parts, as the Iron Rim ID Insulated from contact
with them and they give q perfect vibration.
The case IL also made thin (slmilar TO the sides
OF a guitar or VIOLIN, towhich the sounding
with n sweetness and melody peculiar to those
Instruments, and with greater depth, power and
volume.
These instruments arc the only Pianos made
whore the Iroa Franc is entirely detached and
insulated from contact with the sounding board
and vibrating parts.
Especially adapted to warm or cold climates,
40 the extremes Of heat or cold do not affect II
TO Its injury, or put II ont OF tune. The Strings,
Iron Rim and Frame oil being metallic. they ex-
pand and contract alike, by heat and cold, ms the
strain Of strings IN 80 securely held by the Iron
they do not give way and como to pieces in hot
climates, as those made In the Old way.
Their great superiority 10 SHOWN IN comparing
them TO the old way-made with Wooden Rims.
necessarily thick, and held by largo wooden
mcnse strain OF tho strings, causing not only q
clumsy appearance but making them very heavy
to handle. And then the case being OF wood
and strings Of metal, are differently affected By
change OF temperature, etc.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD,
SLEEPING CAR NOTICE.

NOR THE SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION
L OF Passengers travelling between
NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA,
One Of this Company's SILVER PALACE
SLEEPING CARS will be run daily between
RENO AND SACRAMENTO.
Passengers from Virginia City. Gold Hill, ETC.,
can secure berlhs at the Company's Office upon
arrival OF the stages at Reno. and can avail
Themselves OF the privileges OF tho Sleeping Car
ut pleasure at any hour, during the evening,
THIS securing a comfortable nights rest.
o w
Passengers nom California csn remain In the
Sleeping Car amer arrival at Reno until morning.
Berths for Sleeping Cars Eastward can be Sc
cured ut No. as California street. San Francisco,
or at Central Pacific Railroad Depot; Saera'
m. GOODMAN, Gen'l Supt.
GenI Pas.'r Agent. mhPs'f
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SIXTY A ROLL.

or the Gold fiji Fire Department, for the cleo.
lion TO be held April 9Th, 1871.
Chief Engineer d. c. GIBSON
Assistant Engineer. ...........O. T. ARBE
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Br WELLS, raRoo AND CO. "a /,

III WELLsi F1KUU md Co.'s LINE.
John Reany, John Dempsey, Gen Thos II
Williams, Jno w Hogan, Mr. Potter, Mrs
Ellen Gray. Z J Lathrop, Jno Fleming, VIM
Matinee, Mr. Mclaughlin, Andw Scott, Mrs
Emily Donayan,
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SIERRA NEVADA
F U r NITU RE
AND
BEDDING WAREHOUSE !

JOHN l.. MOORE
yI1oULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w the Public generally, that he has removed
his extensive stock Of
FURNITURE. BEDDING,
CARPETS, CROCKERY, GLASS
WARE, sTOvEs. TIN WARE,
MIRRORS, LAMPS, Pr ATKD
wARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
Etc. Etc. in short, comprising everything in
thc above line necessary for housekeeping pnr'
poses, to that sp~lcndldhre proof building known
NIAGARA HALL,
Nos. 10 and % North B street, VIRGINIA
CITY, New, where he invites buyers OF articles
in the above line to visit and Inspect his varied
assortment OF merchandise, being the largest
establishment OF the kind between tho Sierra
Nevada Mountains and the Missouri River:
=. S.-Just receiving some very fine styles oil
CARPETS, which will be sold much lower than
heretofore In this market.
JOHN l.. MOORE, Proprietor.
Virginia, March 18th, 1870. mhtlmis
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PATENT INSULATED IRON RIM.
All these Pianos have

All these Pianos have
OVERSTRUNG SCALES.
Giving IN connection with the patent iron rim
and frame, a FULL, ROUND, POWERFUL,
SWEET AND MELLOW TONE.
The cases arc elegant in appearance, and easily
and safely handled.
Warranted 10 Prove Satisfactory, or
tho Money Refunded.
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Addre., all orders to
sIRERIA OFT.
s7.Gm4p No. T4s Broadway, New York.
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Dividends Paid Annually,
And available on tho payment OF the second
J. ". r. MARTIN,
'febl4.tf General Agent, Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24

BIT wooDRrPY nj MINORS LINE.
Preston C Hunt, Mr. cockrel, II Giant, w
Giant, VIM Taylor, Fred Turner, Henry
Bray, Allen Fell, d Bocher, Mrs Lamolle,
Miss A Lamolle, Miss S Lamolle.
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ARRIVALS AND DErAarUnEs.


Arrivals.
By WELLS. FARoo AND co.'s LINE.
J Castro. N Evans, ] d Gray, Mckee, e
Wiegand, W Meredith. ] Gin, II Dolsn, Mr.
Burke, c Brown and wife, C A Locke, Mrs.
Proctor. Miss Proctor
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-06-10

"Och Hone. "..Ths o." War Of the Roses '
is historical The War of the Razors haI
just begun, but every blade is edged and til.
banners of defiance black are metaphor
cally flying at the head Of the coiorcd troops
of Deer Lodge. Plummer, r. claims by
RIGHT of discovery. occupancy and develop.
mcnt m undivided whole interest in tho
tonsorial business of Deer Lodge. Love, G.
immigrated here, took lessons in the art of
Plummer II. and set up shop and sign for
himself. For two weeks the opposition
shops contented themselves will, increasing
the signs, some four or five varieties of red
and white strcaks, on posts. castings and
pyramids, giving . mint stick sweetness of
color to tho immediate ncighborhood Of each
shop. Plummcr employed the celebrated
Mr.. Payne. an artist who manipulatcs ra-
zor with that cxquisitencss which, only mas.
ter hands can attain. and has been known to
say that Lovers blind" Love rctorls that
"hc could shave without Payne" anyhow.
which Was moro than Plummcr could say,
and to prove that he followed his business
rs much for Love as money, reduced the fee
for shaving to 1.-TWO bits" Plummcr re-
garlcd this appeal for ''quarter with dis.
dain, and ut once issued a manifesto on col.
ored paper announcing two shaves for a
quarter, with that axiom Of commercial en-.
tcrprsc-'' competition is the life of trade "
thrown in to convince the public it meant
business. 1t may he the :" life Of trade"
but ON tho present basis it will be death to
some Of the Fifteenth Amendments. Ru-
mors are afoat of free shavcs."'' fret
lunch and free baths" with an optional
premium to new beginners of a frilicd shirt,
or frying pan, but are probably untrue.
At present writing the twin shops of bar.
berism are running under full head of
stcam and the 'War Of lho Razors" goes
vigorously on.
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LOCAL NEWS

Bald Substantial. From present indi.
cations there vii! be large amount OF
LuIng in Deer Lodge began within the
next few days and weeks. The town is
row principally composed of dangerous
business buildings, and diminu.ivc log
dwellings,. many of the latter improved
lately TO ncatness and beauty Wcprcsumc
Tia, they cost nearly as much as good sub
s.aat!ai stone stores and frame dwellings Of
ample size can now be bull. for. If Deer
Lolsc a,a!ns to any importance il will At.
tain il A. pcrr.anency. Those who build
60 il il, full belief tia, it will improve, aad
be Ike town Of this region for aye. Why
then build finder boxes in which To hazard
double or treble the amount Of goodsa fire.
proof store would cost? Surprising, during
gale, 10 which the valley Is subject, q con.
raration should break out in either OF
the business blocks. :??? The very best
quality of stone, easily quavricd and abun.
daa,. can be had within three miles of town
Build fire proof and you Aare property,
sarr. substantial, valuable Build wooden
structures. ana you arc liable to lose all in
IN hour. suppose it does cost twice rs
nrrl; wouldn't you give double rs much
!ra G,h on your plate as one in the river?
lie hope not another wooden business
hou'c VII! be built III Deer Lodge. for those
contemplating budding, arc either able to
bG;.l Of substantial. material, or too poor to
risk their money in combustb!cs. prmber.
ton & Kelley have taken the lead; McB;r
.cy VIII follow suit presently, AMI three or
four others we could name are less sayacious
business m.o than we believe them il they
We will have commenced the Deer Lodge
that viii CT lGye.
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Cigar Mandatory.

Cigar Mandatory.
Deer Lodge is to have the first cigar man
ufactury Of Montana Mcssrs. Brick &
Dugas are now here and have large supply
Of native and Havana leaf tobacco and man
ufactured cigars on the road from Corinnc,
nearly due They are negotiating for lot
in a business location, and will have the
mandatory in operation in two weeks,
renting until building can he erected. Mr..
Brick has been in the business for q years,
having carried on in indianapolis, in 1868,
the only leaf house in the State. He re.
moved to Chicago. and established house
there, taking tkc lead in manufacturing the
" Favorite cigar, but being burnt out came
at the representation Of Mountainous to Deer
Lodge. He NOW proposes to manufacture
the Golden Crown - Lo,.a,"' Favorite,"
and other fine cigars here, equal to any i'm
ported from the States, and sell them at as
low rates rs they can be purchased East.
and freight. We think the gentlemen mean
business, and arc sure that if they make
their promises good preference will he
given by retailers and consumers to home
manufacture. We bcspcak for them, when
they get started, a liberal patronage.
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The Pioneer ROad.-The Commissioners
have contracted with Mr.. Dounhoucr to su-
pcrintcnd the building of tho Pioneer Road
Mr.. u. will be here this evening or to-lnor-
row with the instruments to survey the roal
and work will begin .. once. We notice
pIacards out, offering employment to Is men,
application to be made to Mr. J. J. Doun-
houer ., p. Valiton's Deer Lodge Brewery.
Laborers out Of employment, If any there
be, can obtain work until the road is COM
plctcd. DR.. Dounhouer also ccntcmplatcs
putting grsded road over Dog Greek hills.
on completion of the Pioneer Road, and a
number of them can thus obtain employ
ment for all summer. ...,
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Illustrated. A recent number of the
Police Gazette, journal devoted to windy
weather if one might judge from the newt
able display Of hosiery, contains cores
pondcncs" from Monts3a, and an immcuse
picture Of Mr.. Elliott's Monsolfan explor-
atoms on board roof near Deer Lodge, re .
Gently. The picture is vouched for by Mr E.
as remarkably mountaineering to his
recollection. We would scarcely have recog-
nized him. Tommy" rs therein depicted,
is al impossible by, but hopes to outyrow
it, We exceedingly regret now that the
Police Gazette did not have Z" correspond
encc" 4: Cedar when that bear was killed, as
II letter press description is tame compared
to the inspiration Of ix-bit wood cut.
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Increase Of Postal Business. If the bust.
ness OF the pest Office is = good index OF the
business of town, Deer Lodge has very
Aattering record at present. The sale of
letter stamps, for the past week has been
about 5000. In the last three months the
amoant Of mail received At the Deer Lodge
Office has increased three fold, very large
per ccntayc being for persons not hitherto
residents Of the town or vicinity. During
the past six weeks the sale of stamps has
largely exceeded that of any previous three
months, and the business is now increasing
faster than ever before. = S:raws show
which way" ..-r.. -
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Badness e1 The Week-We have No
changes of importanee to note in tie mar
ket price of staples. over last weeks quota.
lions. We notice the arrival of several
trains from Corinne, and Others are due
During the week, Donnell 4 Go. have re-
ceived $1,000 pounds; Pemberton & Kelley
Sc. 600 ]. B. Wilcox & Co. 10000 Bonner
& WEIGH TO datc) %, 900, beside small lots
by other dealers. .@1s.a.,. .... .H IL.
Pcmberton & Kelley have splendid ~.
sortment of Dry Goods on shelf and
ore making heavy sales Their. Groceries
and general merchandise are just in, and
customer will find now the accepted time.
Messrs. J. B. Wilcox & Cohsve q fins as-
sortment of staples in Store, including pure
No. l brands of Liquors, which 10 special
ity With their House, and all goods marked
down to wholesale jobbiug rates. %. They
are also Agents for Stsckpole's California
Fruits, Tobacco and Cigars, now meeting
with much demand. g# ...z .....9 f..
Bonner & Wclch's stock 10 ono of the
most complete in market, and includes all
articles of General Merchandising, Dur.
chased Of Manufacturers and Importers d.
rect, in New York and Boston, enabling
them to supply customers at a. low rates -
goods were ever offered in the west. We
notice several teams loading at their house
to-day. .-%. Fl. ~.. H. IL. r..
Donnell q Co. arc doing large business,
selling only in bulk. Their California
Wines and Brandies are the best ever
brought 10 the market. f.''.'-@ '%2<'
The Sales Of the week, by all dealers, az.
grega,e, over $20, 600. '' -..ssf sr.r<
The amount of gold purchased during the
week, by seven houses, aggregates, 1900
ounccs-in value, about $53, 000-the yield
of tho past ten days, being much less
throughout the Camps owing to detention
by the storm. The receipts next week will
he nearly double. Gold in New York, on
Tuesday, was 1.13t. The price here, $14 to
$40. 50 per ounce, the prices paid by.S. H.
Bohm & Co. and Donnell s. Co., being
trl,e higher than the week before. The
purchase Of gold 10 throwing good volume
OF currency on the market, and in two
weeks more, oli debts will be about square
up, and money plentiful.
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The Chinese Getting Dlacklsot. From :
gentleman down iro,p Dlackfaot last even.
ing, VIC leam tllat the Chinese have, during
the past ten days, made very many heavy
purchases Of mining ground on the bar be.
low town. It IL said they have bought two.
thirds OF tho bar, paying from $500 to g..
800 per claim. Some thirty five white nseL
have been thrown out of employment by
the purchases .airessy male. The Chinese
have also offered the full value for tho two
bitches there. They are Of band Just in
from the railroad. have their interpreter
with them and check on San Francisco. The
intsrpro,sr ,says one IF The principal mes,
chahis u now On tho road from San Fran.
cisco with 500, 1000 70 invest in mining
ground around Blackfoot It that addition.
II amount. Il invested thsrst by Chiasse,
Blackfoos, as a American camp. b doomed
and damned. a IA faa 1eaF. .4 astEt $3.50
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The New Cedar Road. Judge Gallaher,
Of Gallatin, and Thomas P. Ames will have
their new road completed from the mouth
of Cedar Creek to Moose Greek Ferry, ON
the West side Of Missouia river, inside 81
one month, for pack animsmls. A few
more days thereafter win make it passable
for wagons Tom. Ames, with . force Of
hands. y pushing tho work cnergaicslsy,
and Il will be blessing to the 4traveling
puplic when they can avoid the extortion on
the Cedar. Greek Ferry. The. new. road viii
be shorter and decidedly better than tho old
Mullen road, and.tolls on the Moose Greek
Ferry 80 per cent less than the rates It the
ferry mentioned. " - wv N .s-..
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e~MRS WRIGHTs BOARDING HOUSE. Court
House Square, Deer Lodgc-uaving removed into =
CIV snd commodious house, few guests can he &C
eommodated with BOARD AND LODGING BY THE
DAY OR WEEK. Rates reasonable. ~
= &c-u MRS A. WRIGHT.
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wROCKY MOUNTAIN DISPATCH North west
transportation Company. proprirtors THROUGH
BILLS OF LADlNG, 1t lowest rates. given over this
Line from al points Eaat ria the Pacific Railroad ma
MULE TRAINS 10 any point in Montana. For rate
aud paEticulass inquire VI s. #1 NJ a.@ ny. -~ 7-~.
WATSON BROS, Agents, q
.... .9tE 81 Main St, Helena.
Rates to Deer Lodge same - to Helena. ctr
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Pixies Peak Before the People !

Among the recent new enterprises at Pikss Peak,
we arc plcasc to notice new and elegant Wholesale
and retail store of general merchandise Under the
pcyieuccd management. OF Mr. John Potter. The new
Institution has complete etock Of BOOTS, SHOES,
GROCERIES. DRY GOODS, MINERS FURNISH
ING GOODS md IN fact Just such stock rs is need
ed in . mining camp. We eau confidently say 10 our
frepds In thae vcinity that Mr. Potter ID advocate
Of 'quck sales and small pro6ts" and viii not be I'M
dcrsold. Inspect bis goods price them and you will
purchase. +. ----..s 10. - ...4.ze-
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Races Made Two Citizens Purses for
races are now on deposit in Bank, rs fol-
flows: On Olin's Track, Deer Lodgc-1st
Race, July 25th. Mile heats, best two in
three, for purse of $500. Entrance Fee
$50. Open 10 all horses.
End Race July Goth. Single 60, 500 yards,
for u purse of $500. Entrance fee S25.
Open to all horses
Entries to be made five days before each
race. 10 per cent Of Entrance fees to
Track; balance goes with thepursc.
Billy Wilson says this race is 60. and
has certificate Of deposit for the Purses of
10 til races. Bring in your nags.
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For Hale--Isilliard Table.

Weofer fo- sale at the Metropolitan Billiard Hall,
that fret class. four pocket, small size Billiard Table
julius Bake. maker. The table II nearly new in fine
condition, and with good. live cushions. complete
Billiard Ou,ht will b. furnishcd,
A rare bargain IL offered.
LANE / EMERSON.
Deer Lodge. May %. 1870 -
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EplScspal Servlce.-wsAre furnished BY
Rev Edward Goddard, Virginia, with thu
following. We are pleased to welcome
Bishop futile back to Montana. We art
quite we'll satisfied even the energy Of
Bishop Tuttlc will not enable him to NEE,
the Diamond and Blackfoot appointments,
as designated, but apprchend he win 70 to
Diamond day earlier SO as to be here on
the Sd: -a'"'+a-- @'d1.s '. @-~.-s
THE Right Rev. Bishop Tuttlc, Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, hopes to visit
the following points in Montana, for the
purpose of celebrating Divine service and
preaching during June and July. %
lie will be glad to baptize children and
Others who may be found ready; also to con-
fer with any who may be interested in the
prosperity Of the church in this region. 49,
Some variation in the details of this list
may be found neccssary-of which notice
will be given to those concerned, as early
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+ : = . y . I

..y'ty hNUl po.s,: 70 the fact that tn. Excelsior
Bowling Alley i. the proper place t, find he iltfu re-
efrat!on coo and rco.,y pleasure hall, the best Of
everything iS!,abr. ircadin. iced drinks and Cham
agnc Cider, premium Cigars, courteous attention and
square dealing. Oar customers will please take 70.
tire that Bowling has been reduced to FIFTY CENTS
?Cr game. y. NJ. STEWARD co.
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The Metropolitan Billiard Room
The Finest Cigars The Best Liquors
Billiards 80 Cents The Best Tables
Lana Emn,er.pn
METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms !

This popular place Of amns rnent II always Mt the
disposal Of the resident and traye'In. public and the
pr,'phriOrs have hsnd and IN constant receipt
VI all the ilnc brands Of Wines. Liquors aud Cigars
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