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ShCriT'S sale.

pY VIRTUE Of an execution !ssuel ont Of the Die.
ID tyct Court Of the Second Judicial District Of NO
tana Territory In and for Deer Lodge county, baru9
date December the SOth A. u. 1862 10 Directs. ard
delivered IN an action lately pending In said Court,
wherein Yin: NOOn. All, Joe ard Sam Lee ave plain,
te, and u. Newrcnbcrg, defendant, in favor ot tho
sad plaintiffs and against said defendant for the sum
Of Weight (S4S 90 dollar damages together with
the sum Of one hundred and eighty nnc and 10 l00ths
j. have levied upon and will, Oh
SATURDAY, TIE lsVIl DAY or FEBRUARY, q.
L. d. 1870 between the hours OF ~ o'clock NJ. and
O'Clock =. NJ Of said day. ut the front door Of tho
Court House IN Deer Lodge City, Montana territory,
for cash In hand the following described property, sit.
uated near Silver Bow City, Deer Lodge county, Mon.
tana Territory, to-wit: .
The undivided bali n interest Of; In and 70
curtain ditch and water right conveying water from
point ehort distance above Silver Bow City, on the
north side OF the creek, to point below silver DoyR
City, thence BY fumes 10 the south bank thence
along said bank the south eide, with the appurtc-
EAlees thcraUnto belonging.
Also the undivided two third Iesl Interest OF! In and
to that certain ditch and water right Encwn 10 the
Browns nu!ch Ditch. convcyin. water from B,own'a
Clutch to Junction Bar. together with the privileges
and franchises thcyeuEtO belonging. Also, the uidi.
vtdcd two third interest OF, in and to thriv-twO
hundred ta9O] feet Of mining ground on Junction Bar
sttuatcd on the north side Oi silver Bow creek about
one half mile below Silver Bow City. levied upon AZ
the property Of H. Sewncnburg tV safety said cxccu.
ton.
Given undsr my hand this 10th day Of january, A.
D. 1870. ": ". JONES, a
Sheriff Deer Lodge County, N. +.
Ey N. DICKINSON,
ESt Under Sheriff
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Masonic Dall.-On the afternoon of Feb.
ED tic officers of Deer. Lodge Lodge will
Ike publicly installed in the Masonic build.
ing in this place. At u meeting Of the Ma.
sonic Association on las! Monday evening.
it was resolved that Masonic Ball shall I've
given in the same building on the same exc
ming, and the requisite Committees were e
lccted to carry the resolution into effect
Notice will be given next week Of Commit
tees, arrangements, etc. 1t hos become trn
eitional that Masonic Balls arc excellent,
and n" effort will be wanting 10 make this
the peer Of the best 1t was the original
purpose to have the building completed by
Jan. 10th. but it has been delayed to enable
4 proper seasoning Of the lumber, = The
work is progressing speedily under tho su.
pervision Of Maj. Elwcll and will bc COM
plctcd Ivy the 2sl prOx. Tho OCCASION will
attract many Masons and Others from ueigl,-
boring comniun mites, and it will doubtless
exceed in many pleasing respects any Ca!l
ever given on tho west side Of Montana.
We merely mention tho time this week, 50
that you needn't make any conflicting en-.
sagcn,cnts. you know, and will refer to it
more fully hereafter.
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SUMMONS.

IN rnE DlsrE,cr corRr or TIE SECOND Jrp,c,AI
DISTRICT OF TIE TERRITORY Of MONTANA,
IN and for tho
COUNTY OF MISsOvLA.
Frank s. wordcn and c. r. Higgins, PaiutiEs,)
Charlie, ch.,.ty; Dcs tsi,Hss {
Action brought In the District Court Of the Second
JUDICIAL District Of the TtrritoIy Of Montana, in aud
for the County Of Missonla and the complaint filed In
said county Ct Mssoaa in The office Of IT,. Clerk Of
said District COU!t.
THE PEOPLE OF the Territory OF Montana ecud
greeting to Charles Chsisty, Defendant: -
VoU are hereby required to appear in an action
i brought against you ny ,hcaoyc.nan,cl plaintiffs
IN tho District Court of the Second Judicial Dtf1ct Of
the Territory Of Montana, in and for the county Of
Nissoula. and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days Exclusive Of the day Of scrsicel after
u: service on you OF this s,n,onsif served within
this district Within twenty days oherwsc Within wiz
forty days-or Judgment BY default viii be taken
against YOU, according TO the payer Of said cop,an
lftyfyc ss5 0c dollars hsancc due on certain pro
nisfOvy note, with legal Interest thereon from the 18TH
day Of September 1865, ana IL torccjosc certain
scribed in tho complaint fled herein and for such
0lhc. and further relief rs c nature ei the may
require. 80, .s' - =, =
And you arc hereby notified that il you fail to appe,r
and answer the said complaint, above required the
eaid plaintiffs will takc Judgment against you tor tho
saiL sum of Hftysc dollars. together with interest
and the costs Of this suit aud ~! such other relief 40
may &c just aud equitable. O.,
GIVEN under my hand and the Seal Of tho
- District Co!I: OF tho Second judicial
lis. Dissre: Of the Territory q Montana y,
sa isy 81 M coay Is M. vss1 TIL:
..- 1o,d one thousand eight hundred aud
.r.s ..f :" OBJ. o'cANNoS, Clerk. a
....-... BY II. WOODY, Dep'y Clerk.
W.. Accorx1cz, Plaintiffs Attorney. =, eSat
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Tribune Almanac 1S7o.-wear are IN rcc &C d

Tribune Almanac lS70.-Wca are in rccsip,
from ths! Tribune Association Of this valua.
bic snnual-the best number. we think, yet
issued: Beside tue Elec.io" Returns. the
uncxccpti,hablc accuracy Of which has eiv.
en- it the high reputation it enjoys, the Pc.
litical Department is more than usually in d.
tcrcsti"g 1t gives the. Constitution ard all
amendments; tic State actions on the 18th
Amendment; summary Of Laws passed. in
Congress; Proclamations; appropriations :;
debts Of principal nations complete show.
ing of the Z. s. debt; Homestead laws etc:
Statistical tables Of States and Territories
valuable tables OF weights and measures ::
receipts and expenses o. Government: the
area. population, Rulers and religion of for.
cign governments, Congressional, Co,pmit.
tees, etc. cte. etc. The Astronomical dc
partmcnt is also much improved. The Tri.
bunc Almanac can he had Of all booksellers.
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Judicial Chanees.-At tho recent tern
Of the Supreme Court some change wa.
made in tho Judicial Distsicts. Dcaterhead
Was detached from the FL and added to thu
LIST District. Ch0teau was detached from
the 81 ard added to the ed District. Leav.
ing them ~ follows: .@@a4.s ."-
LIST. Madison, Gallstin and Bcavcrhcad.
3D. 'J>esr Lodsc. MissouIss and Uhdse6d.
ID. Lewis & Clark, Jefferson and Mca.
CHER. 'A'- ''' W. '' A''' -'>@
! There will bc term of Court At Dannack
in May. The time designated for Court
tcrms st Fnrs Benton II the FL Monday Of
Feb. and I'd Monday of July, but no term
will lie held there In 1870 until the Cd Mon.
dry Of July. ........-. ..... r., ..r.rr
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Cclaret.-IIls ExcclIcncy lIamp johnson.
Governor. Of the Bud Lands, and az eDsciu
tcan,stcr. arrived IN Saturday from Virginia,
bound for Cedar Creek. With some half.
dozen from Adobe Town, and others gath.
cred up en- route, tho Governors rctinue was
quite pretcntious as it wendell down the val.
ley. Hc says painful rumors have reached
him TINT the Web.Fcct Barbarians have
invaded Missoula, indisputably portion of
the Bad Lands under his dominion, and
that he will either dispossess and drive them
out, hOOf, hair, and horned cattlc-or camp
with them. He don't think anything about
It: i'ekAoes Cedar is big thing His part.
ing words were: " Good bye, boys! Wen
meet again, and then you'll say: There's
old Hamp Johnson; wasn't worth morn a
hundred thousand dollars when he went 10
Cedar: now look at him." We'll, good
Success, Gov. There's energy and industry
in your bones, and every blood drop has :
gallon Of droll humor in it to make your
fellows happier. {. ..., s..,a y,,,,, -,
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From Below. Mr. 8. 8: nunttcy return.
led from the Lozcau terminus Of the csda,
Creek route, reports tho snow quite deep
below Bear, and increasing in dcptl, down
the valley to Lozcau's, except IN the immc.
diatc vicinity. of Missopla. Oats arc s and
Gets. in Missoula. and Is ,cts. per pound n,
Lozcaus Hun,ley was building a station
,4S miles beyond Frenchtown,7 which issto
'oe completed to-day.-He will then run
sfighs through within 8 pilsso Of the mines,
thence by saddle train. The number of
st"mpedcrs is keeping up-1ipcreasing rather
than diminishing. II . Va = :
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Mine host, Of tho Scott House 8ives a
select ball-a house. wxrmcr-this evening.
The new Hall Of the Hotel 10 complete, an d
il a perfect bcauty-large, lofty, handsomely
painted. ,narbled and decorated with
smooth oiled floor to facilitate movements,
either pfopose,l o. accidental The 'coddf.
tions Of attendance include partners" and
the fair villagers are All booked tor tie occa-
sion. We iagpticipste it VIII % oucof- .hc
very plcasantcst parties Of the towrs' his.
tory. ..aas,aZt 7y1 1o1L 'tstaa
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Deer Lodge JIM teasntles,,:. O. s2nsa' B.
Eight patients in .hs Hospital. '.>a s -,
-Lo.s Of hanging I've ysan ago This
month. ,a,fU5do tsoGt 10 szsds afag- afj
1.-The Tribune Almanac has no record Of
tho Msn.asssleetjon.ii y; hsfnoof ez7. .se.
ii, -Jtdss Ksowles and Csp: Johns arrived
from Virgins o. Monday, "ni s.a'rm 81
Meteorological and other Record. una:
voidably omitted last week. s'' "', @T''1.
M. D. B, nalderman r..arsed from II !
Helena last evening, and aaysit isn't 20.
Snow eight inches deep on west side u
Deer Lodge Valley; east side nearly bare.
Hon. Israel Gibbs, Of Top q Deep, arrived
from Virginia and lett for his high home on
Tuesday: ""'. d. T. -. - - Eve 80 ''.
Snow two and half feet deep. on the lev '.
e! on Boulder mountains '4..s s. say, Rein
Anderson. r. 1.n;',for" h .,.T... ..,..;.,.,
Mesrs Louis Keysscr, Al Peacock and
W, W. Jones, wrll'known D., L., but mol
D. H., ne 1t Cedar. y.srrr ymna a.;,e]I e.
o-Tbs CtaA Reporter says ethsSan Lar,
Telegraph, T. B. H. stenhousss paper; has
Suspended publication le e'ir sisf79r j '.-
1.-two men arrived from Cedar It Black.
foot Monday with feet badly frosted
Names not sscertained. D. 3 ~. -n b..
&c. s." has been appointed com,nitte.
Of one on weather, and is under instruc
tio"' to have it Fair" for Feb. q.
Hun,ley now runs . teautifui new coach
sleigh into Deer Lodge, and ''Br.d'' brings
upthe Esxyysmoking like LOCOMOTIVES.
Judge D. p. Newcomer IL al home in
Maryland, and Addison Smith, ESQ.,, va,
booked At the Aston House, New York. .
few days since. .,.- IN
Mr.. 8. Ed, Larabic, Of Donncil s. Co., wa
seriously III ut ST. Joe, Missouri, bu. had
sufficiently recovered a. Inst atlviccs To- pro.
coed 10 IFS home.
Guess that Column Of magnetic light
which IL going to heat up things generally
nest. summer, ,nsst have bs<n ''olf on I
bender" this weck.s., .'Trg .j!@@.
Messrs W. W. Chapman, of Virginia !;
and Hon. Preston Scott, Deer Lodge, after
tarrying few days here, finally got of for
Cedar Greek Tuesday.
Our neighbors Of the lndependtnf, who
were unfortunate in having 4 very cold
office, were Iitenlly ''froze out" this week.
and have removed to more comfortable
building down street. Hope you will find
your new quarters pleasant, boys. and the
winds Of heavens blow no: rudely upon your
hcr!ey head. . ,to. ..n: BE IL. ..",.,
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Change In Prsposals.-lt will he noticed
by reseesses 20 = Proposals. f6f fB1ikiing
Road. :" that material alienation has becn
made. requiring the road to be constructed
from Pioneer to Perkins ranch on the Mul-
Ian rod, This wa IN oversight Ia The q.
.iginsl drafting Of the notice. Without its
continuation 10 that point, It would be void
Of many practicalbeaedts otbel&ie fcSuls.
Ing 70 the communities, and IL IL estimated
the coz: Of construction vi! pot sscesd 500
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DIED.

DIED.
DRrsox--At Bear Gplch Jsn. IL tom injuries re.
civest ~ milling III arhaft Edward Bsys0u, snative Il
Ireland. a;:ed Is years.
LyNAx--At her residence In Helena, Jan u aS7o,
Of epicI,rcy, Mrs. Mary Il. II. Lyman. wife Of L. r.
Lyman, Esq., sged y years ands months -r,e,
BElcafn I'm Helena, jim IL, from the effects Of .
turn few days since Miss Maggie Becher, aged IL,
McDoxALr. lin Heleaa. II 10 o'clock r. m. on the
18th instant Maria, wife II Frederick Mcdonald aged
u-e-ra4 ,rateI
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TEArERAruRE. 1869.

Average Tor the year I.S9. This II higher than q
or w. - mornings below in 1861 depth of snow
i'l 1890 inches depth Of rnin In: coolest day Feb.
rilary 2l:;. below Al SUNRISE average for the day
'G':j below: warm"st dav An l-t mean tempcra.
turc 1877 highest Temporal r". August a. thcIn0inc.
t'r from BIS to AZ 1t "s' above average for the day
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Aerostatlon.- is only about ninety year,
since tho Montgo'her brothers sent up tho
first balloon, and soon after made tho pri.
NAL effort to navigate tho air. There being
no reliable record Of the first man who 1t.
tempted to lift himself by his boot straps.
he is ruled out Of this calculation. Since
then "scents OF 4a miles, voyages of 500
miles, and nscensions numbcrlcss for scnsa.
sat'on"I, scientific and military purposes,
have been made. but tho yet insurmouniable
obstacle to aerial navig Ition is in applying
propelling power and controlling the dircc.
ton of the machine. Probably the researches
in this direction have added largely to the
mnd.housc population. The clcvating powe,
is demonstrated attainablc The p7opelIing
power was achieved at Lces5urgh last sum
mer, miner there having constructed a
machine which suspended free in the air
from the ceiling, would, by its own mech.
inisln, draw to its fullest tension on . hori.
zonthl plane, n 81 pound spring balance.
The inventor burned his model after cxhib.
iting It to some witnesses, proceeded East
to secure patent, and died en- route. Taking
this for fact, a successful combination Of
the principles appears not impossible. Ma.
polcan, II is said, hos become the patron of
flying machines, and the San Francisco
Scientific Press contains an advertisement for
inc reorganization on working basis of
The Aerial Steam Navigation Compsnv u
build one Of Marriott's Avitors, with General
Cazncau, Eugene Sullivan, G. K. Gluv.s
and other prominent men rs officers of The
association. In the meantime gentleman.
resident Of this place. with leisure for labor
and a talent for mechanic arts, has turned
10 and proposes to solve the flying problem.
His plan will be perfect success, II he csn
make II work. Drafts, mathematical calcu.
'at'ons, bird wings, pieces Of xirc, glue,
g'mlets and gca,ings of diverse mechanism.
arc s'rewn upon his tables, and the better
Judgment and frmncss of another .n,lSue
saved "thc clock on tho mantle" from de.
mo''t'on and devotion to the profess. For.
'unate'y. our inventor Is proof against ridi.
e"c. With one great element vet uneou.
Huercd' universal principle of force
r.'mcauns matter, realized, but not unslsr.
s'''a' AID he who "shall have dominion
over tho earth" yet crovplcas. WHY NAV
not ma" oommandclectricity . i'd ur,po.es
and soar where ths eagle sees-- NH :, ~ 80, =
~" "'ak'sd s's bsesats si. osvl.
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LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES.


os e. he s,
81 1V tSo0Ss eScp%d
thereon "">'~" """
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New Paper.-We understand negotiations
have been opened looking to the purchase
Of press and material and the public alton Of
paper at Cedar Greek mines. With Whist
success the party has met, VIC arc no, i'd.
viscd.
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Nre,,. v 49, ,.oi 2. y. - y. y u.
go. ST. ~ SSties' Sts xivsaaMs '@tsk bf
the eclipse Of the moon. which occurred "a
tho morning q the f7th, IA, fsp fvisw Of
Deer Lodge and cont su6us camps. Persons
up when tho moon went dewn,sseilAarned
black - though ''389 below" had frost.
blt6A u M ~ hsPpy = slaseL ahs u
again swinging around the circle, none the
worse Of tie event, isnd 1si,hsr, ~ Il r.s.,
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The Cold Saap.-Without entering iutu
any extended dbqnni,ion on atmospheric II.
fects. We will say that Saturday. Sunday
and Monday. were COMPOUNDED cold. The
thermometer a TAX Tuesday, registered
90 below zero. Some have it $50. Abou,
shutdown Of the the three days, the mercury
fell from 200 to 800 sn hour. On Tuesday
at 8 r. n. It was lSo below; at 11r. n. had
gone up to g. below, and on Wednesday
morning it passed SO > above and kept above
freezing point nearly oil day. During this,
the coolest snsp We have record of, there
was not. fortunately, breath Of air stirring
even the winds had CONCEALED. Had il
been storm;ng the suffering and destruction
Of man and bcast would lave been terrible.
The sky was clear. aud the nights resplen.
IDENTIFY beautiful, tho bright, full moon
scarce paling tho splendors If the myriad
stars that slonc through an atmosphere Va.
porlcss and pure as tho breath OF angels.
We may never hope to see more beautiful
nights. and We do hope to never again feel
rs cold ones. Many persons suffered from
freezing hands ind feet, and one instance of
death is already reported. The cold spell
Of January TO-" will long Ike cited for it,
severity.
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1DRY GOODS ny ExPREsA-Tootle Leach
Co receive every wock BY express and iAse freight
direct from St. Louis and New York, the hsest styles
Of Ladies Dress Goods Remsmbss the hosss Broad.
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~ Mns. r. D MclINSTRYs BOARDING uorsr.
D Srh.Er, orrosIrE CotEr nocsE, DEER Lone.
viii he Opssed tur the reception Of Regular and
Transient guests Monday noon. November 18th.
Board, pcr Week, $l9,SO Currency
=. Single Meals. i - l,Ol ftdG!y.f
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LOCAL News 5. .

Circulating Medium. Since tho day when
Abraham bought field in Machpclal, a. a
burial place for Sarah, and weighed out l,,s
silver shekc's therefor, there have been many
mediums Of cxchangc-,rcprcscn of
values. The aboriginals of tho West tor.
turcd invention by tho fashioning of crude
metals, bones. and stone coal into pieces OF
money, and their white successors have done
nobly IN convincing each other that mulil.
a,cd grccnbacks and black sand arc lawful
'mposi'ions. The present stringcncy Ut even
the black sand market, has, however, dcyc:.
opcd and brought out an immense volume
OF another medium, combining the advant.
ages ot both currency and notes. II Is called
jaw bonc,' and Is classified rs "long jaw
AID "sl'ort jaw" "Long jaw" Is cquiva.
lent to 4 note drawn payable to bearer his
corpse "r executors, in the year 1000. is not
negotiable, or subject to usury. foreclosure
or tho other divers and sundry legal or lie.
gal extortions of bloatcd jaw .n,,llionaircs.
II has its advantages. "Short jaw" II y
cheerful dclusion. It. is the cracker to make
creditors turn ovcr-a little joker: now
you see II, and now you don't" It answers
about the same purpose as winters wood
delivered next summer. Collectors now
make their returns cash, 5000 30; "slort
jaw; $4,000; long jsw-till you cant
rest" There appears no immediate remedy
for this. There is plenty Of money in tho
country, but little III the pockets. The mus.
Gle, water and will Of April aid May. will
work the desired contamination, and we'll
filled buckskins will honor tho drafts aud
obligations of Jaw .nuary.
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Heavy LegislatorA-Thaa was . 7psesiy
heavy Council. No statistical tables Of COR
porosity, or Legislative directory, was pub.
lishej, but from members: We kassii the
weight Of tho eleven Council members pres.
ent, was % followa. Two or tire are esti-
mated. The others are actual av.'irlupoi.
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MARRIED..

SrEAns-DxTEos.lAxp.-A Pasis, France, Dec. q,
Il the Chapel Of the United sister Embassy and at the
Legation u the United sister, J. Burnett Steam to
0cntricr. second daughter Of General F. r. Ii Tro-
BRAND Cate1 0tolsS Amy cesDuanda,g Distsiee Of
Montana.
~. Pennsylvania, Dec - iSaa, by tie Rev. Isaac n
Kendall, John NJ. Galloway. Esq.,, Of Baunack, Moe.
n.nn, 10 Mrs Elizabeth Chcesemau, Of Bejgctown
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~ The only place to drive away sorrow,
eA To-day, tonight or tomorrow,
- WHOA! Pegasus. and 90 siowl
~ il the Excelsior" Of Steward & Co. IL . -
go They have whisky good aud plenty Of Gin, -.
eN And on the Alleys you all may win;
~ Bat Il you don't. It's all the samc,
60 lonly think If the sport In the CAMEL
az And then Johnny and DAM always buy the
II Best quality Of everything in their line and the
eN- Alleys are IN splendid condition. Go to the
- Excelsior Bowling Alley fss phus and lhisky.
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~ loo.op men with l0o, QUO quarters can drin,
100000 times and get sooc liquor every time 1t Lane
Emcsson's Metropolitan billiard Hall, Deer Lodge
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~ WANTED! Every one to know that At Lam
& Emcrsons you can have more real enjoyment than
anywhere else this eide the range.
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Billiards. Geo. H. IIsnna last week
scored c05 in the bowling gymnasium.
This declares George, up to date, the cham
pion ho'sc.billiardist hcrcabouts. Mills, of
the NORTH We IT, keeps asserting that 20S
OF any like number would only Le consid.
cred passable scrub game In Door Lodge
City,, Cap, what 10 the width Of tue bowl.
ing alleys and the size of the pins in Deer
Lodge? These are questions 70 bs answer
cd before any preliminarics are entered into
In the way Of betting a. getting up match.
Bart" & lessen here are determined not to
be least ut this game. Answer the above
questions and you vii, hear from them
again.-Capisa! Times, 17M.
Thirty.four inoho alleys. ~ and Inch
pins, and inch balls: alleys 65 feet. Mt the
Excelsior. ''Bollists' from 4, fect6 in. to 8
feet, and about 8 inches of Fire King Wits.
key, slowed, in the hold. !. Vissin;saa. ga.
get a fair game on request, and s,ipulate
sizc of alleys, balh and pits. Let u hear
from you.
~ TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA. Notice
b hereby given to the citizens Of Virginia City, H. r.,
that will, on February lst open Photographic CAL
leFy II thse4 civ and fasaish tAs sss<sH u cDl,
Easmeled, and Heseelais Pictures Il icas66s6os fe
A.. r. TuRAsuER
TT, = lCapiisl Times pleaseeepyl -