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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.


The February term OF TINS court opened Yesterday
morning, the Recorder presiding. The Grand Jury
were empanened and sworn. In consequence OF
another Grand Jury being in session his Honor
stated that he would deliver his charge this Tues.
day. morning.
SENTENCED
Eugene Dousch pleaded guilty 10 an aftenpt Al
burglary in the third degree, and was sent to the
state Prison lor Two years and -ix mouths on the
night or tho l9sh OF December he effected an en-
france into the premises OF Johu Kaiser 80 Sheriff
street, aud stole thirteen live pigeons worth twenty
John pm was tried and convicted OF Grand lar
ceny, stealing clothing and sIyer watch ana
chain worth twents.nv dollars ron the room occI.
pied by Adulph Samelsohn, on the Ilth Of January.
Hall hour afterward he ana his confederate John
Dougherty, were arrested, with the clothing upon
their persons. Dn sentenced ~ tine state Prison
for i've years. DoGgheri3 Will be sentenced FIJI
day.
Mr. Howe appeared for Alexander Gibbs and
Henry 0rnance, VINO were indicted for robbery and
urged tneir discharge, Stating that there notl-
ing in tue CASE ASSISTANT District Attorney Fellows
confirmed MT. Howes statement and tie Re
CoIuer discharged Tie defendants.
Jennie pe Forest and George Brown, VINO were
indicted Tor steailnr ron Edward Owens on the 2lst
oil December 500. IN disrepu able house IA IhIr
ieonth street, pleaded guilty - au attempt ~ grand
larceny. 1he complainant wished TO withdraw the
charge, ne deemed the evidence against The prls
oners rather AsAaky but nis Honor refused 10 per
Jnif him 10 DO 50. he took minor pea, with me
understanding that judgment you'd ne suspended
IA order 10 secure thei good behavior IN me future
Mr. Howe thelr counsel, advised ihem 70 put III the
plea and lbe Recorder discharged mem.
The court then adjourned
Inc following l. ihe calendar for to-day:-Tne
T. opie v. Michael Kennedy, rape; same vs. Junh
Smih robbery: same W. William starr, perjury;
Same vs. Diedilth klumyer and Joseph Hepier,
burglary; same vs. Sebastian fela and Henry Bar
key, burg airy; same vs.. Jonn Frank IN lelonious
assault ana battery; same VI. Edward B Day, loTg-
ery: same va same. emDezzlement; same ".
John Dunn, grand larceny; same ". John Mcclure,
grand larceny; same VS. Gae Gnnyon. Efahd
larceny: same vs.. Richard Race. grand larceny;
same vs.. Henry PearsaA, grand larceny; Same vs..
john J. Looney ana Eliza Apne, Larceny 'rom Tue
person; same vs., AicAeel Fitzgerald, iaicspY RON
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CQMMOa plsGS-THsL TeRM-pART 2.
Alleged Bank Forgery Case.

Before Judge Joseph T. paly and Jury.
James r. Whue rs Daniel N. Stcee,tp ana
OuteTS.-ln the fail OF 1865 checks transferred
by third party TO the defendants in the usual man
ner OF business These checks were drawn, respect
lively, TO the order OF pand for S2a4 and $40I and
puTported to lie endorsed by him. They were ac-
ceptec by defendants as genuine ana lodged in the
PARK Bank, through which they were collected from
the banks on which they were drawn. Plaintiff now
sues defendants Tor Ihe amount OF the checks and
claims that they applied Them 10 tner own use. De-
fendaiits set M tha as matter of law, they could
not have converted the checks, because they were
never received irom plalniIf, out were received in
the usual routine OF business, and that they are
innocent holders; that demand wa. made on
them before the action was brought ana that If they
be la6le TO The plant1 they also liable TO the
PARK BANK.
Counsel for defendants agreed That as the matter
was a pure question Of aw the Court should direct a
verdict Tor the plaintiff subject 10 the opinion OF
General Term which was accordingly done Tor the
sum Of Sts1 81.
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SUPREME CoUaT-cAaIa6ERS
Decisions.
By lnllre Sninnrlanl,

bN JUuEt SUIItFIatiO.
Dd0td Burren uS. george Rdphae.-M Motion denied,
with ten dollars COSTS Plantin to abide event OF
action.
4 tcGrd " Bigiey et a. rS. Catldrile Bayleyet al
Report confirmed and ordey made.
Foster q a. rs. T0'c1tse1ad Manufacturing conc
pdng.-Moncn granted; order Io he settled on
notice in both motions.
IN the Mater or tie IetnoR or Matthew Bile-
Order granted.
Bddge9 ei a. rs l.. Lee.-Notion granted.
Home LUe INSURANCE C0nipaHg rs EUtD1gp Pi,e
EJttnJafshf9ag Contpaag.-Mouon denied, without
costs.
Bddge' et al. rs. Iee.-Moiion denied. with ten
dollars costs 10 the defendant, 10 ABIDE event OF
action.
Judge Barnard on Divorce Suits.
HIS Honor Judge Barnard announced in Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday morning That hereafter he
should grant no references IN divorce suits but hear
the evidence IN open court.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY ls7-TRlpLE SHEET

would get his share OF $4,000 owing by the city 10
the reglmcntn
"And he hasn't got this money promised hmf"
"NO.r
"a mercenary SOLDIER he don't deserve much
pity" continued the Judge.
II don't think the Court has right TO interfere"
interposed opposing counsel
"The Court has the right" said the Judge. "Sup-
pose the man was sick and couldn't do military duty
and they insisted on Keeping him."
There IL another reason,n insisted the soldiers
lawyer, "wny his name should be stricken from the
ro.l.n
.'Weil, what Is II ~ asked the Judge
''He is subject OF AUSTRIA
'But all the of the regiment win be leaving II
this man Is let of these frivolous grounds, pro-
tested the opposing lawyer.
''Let the colonel, then. traln alone,h said the
Judge. (Laughter.)
The motion was denied, the effect Of which Is to
restore kubrichta TO the walks OF civil life again.
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Other Collision Decisions.

IN the Case or Wfttanl c. Po,rel, OtrRer Of the
Schooner NARY Mdnkea.--Ths suit was brought In
the United States District Court to recover damages
sustained by collision with the steamboat City or
New York. Judge Benedict found for the libellant
for $So,s7s II. An appeal was taken to the Circuit
Court Judge Woodruff found that both vessels
were equally In fault, and reversed the decision OF
the Court below and ordered decree for y contr
button OF each vessel to the loss eacn party bearing
Its own COSTS
like decree was also entered In the case of the
steamboat James 4. Brady against the steamer AL
Demarlc taken on appeal.
OttCer C. WitS0n rs. The Steamship Cagu9d.-Ihis
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OF the bank where the creek presented. stepped
up and said he was requested by the president Of
the bank say that lie would not make u complaint
against Mr.. Nash, rs he was convinced that he was
but tool In the hends OF other parties. Nash hi-
sell says thai ne was sitting IN the Irving House
cash the check. He told him he could not do IL, as
he did not have SO much money about him. The
gentleman then prevailed upon HIM 10 take it
over to the bank and get II cashed for him, as he
was very busy and wanted TO see party who was
just at that moment in the house The case was dis.
charged,
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A SALVAGE Decision.

The Ne,c York Submarine Wrecting Company
as. The Schooner J. Fd23dn.-n the United
states Dlstrct Court SUIT was brought 60 recover
salvage for getting the schooner or shoal. Judge
Blatchford held that an Incorporated company could
not claim as salvors but that they were only en-
titled to whatever their services in such were
reasonably worth. Judgment for libelant was given
IN $40O. An appeal was subsequently taken 10 the
Woodrun sustained the decision OF the Court below.
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BR0ONLYV GOU2TS.
SUPREME C0J2T-SPiClAL TERM.

The Graod Street Railroad Row.
Before Judge Pratt.
Judge Pratt yesterday rendered q decision in this
case vacatng the order postponing the new election
for directors OF the company. The last election
aside on the ground OF illegality, and election
was ordered. The charge is that the bondhOiders
desired To have the new election postponed they
had caused 10 be introduced into the Legislature
bill transferring the right Of elecng the directors
iron the stockholders TO themselves. The election
was oraeTed tor yesterday.
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SUPERIOR COuaT-IRiAL TEBM-pARI 2.
team Engines for the City of Detroit Water


"
commissioners.
Before Judge Jones'
The Board or Water Commissioners Ia the Cits oC
Detro5t Us. Charles s. Burr ara Charles ". Johns
This is an action 10 recover $4,000 on contract
by Messrs. Dcherson a. sickles with plalntIns To
build two engines with all their appurtenances TO
be used IN Introducing water INTO Detroit. The
has been Tried before. The damages
claimed beng for alleged n0n-i iu6lment Of contract
The taking ol testimony commenced yesterday and
promises 10 last several days
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COURT or SESSIONS,
ri he Grand Jury.

Before Judge Troy and Associate Justices.
AT The opening OF the court yesterday Grand
Jury was empanelled and sworn in Judge Troy
charged the Grand Jury briefly after which they
retired 10 their duties. The courC then adjourned
ior the dal.
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COURT or OYER ksG TEaalgER.
Preparing for the uontu,. worL
Before gHdge Sutherland.

Before JHdge Sutherland.
This court met yesterday, ic being the opening
day OF the February term. The Judge briefly charged
the Grand jury upon the ordinary statutory points,
and then the court adjourned TIL Wednesday, When
the criminal calender viii he taken up.
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was collision case. Judgment Tor hoeiahts Ior
$2.329 92.
Hiram Benner as. The Steamer Cdmoffd.-Col..
sion case. Decree OF the Court below sustained;
libel dismissed with COSTS
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T H E CO R T S..

The Criminal Calendar in the United States Dis
trict Contradictions Of the Internal Reve-
nue. Law-Charge of Passing Counter
felt Money-Aneged Bank Forgery
Cass-Busnsss in the Court of
General Sessions Decisions
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

the person; Same vs. Edward Deary and John J.
Casey, larceny from the person.
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UNITED STATES BlSTSlCT COUqT.
Jury CaIen,'al

This morning Judge Blatchiord wlicall tie Jury
calendar, when Gays will be fixed ier che nearing
OF cases
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IMPORTANT DECISIONS IN STATE COURTS.
Taking Care of nm Estate.
Before Judge CardoZO.

Before Judge Cardozo.
The Bovine estate, consisting OF a large amount
OF real estate IN Brooklyn, this city and westches-
ter county, Is proving an expensive one to manage
now that II Is In the courts. About a year ago
Mr.. James NJ. Sweeny was appointed receiver OF the
estate by Judge Cardozo. He kept the place about
a year, paying lawyer $3,5 for services and the
same sum to collectors OF the rents. Recently Mr..
Nathaniel jarvis was appointed referee, and,
among other things reported So 600 TO be paid to
Mr.. Sweeny. This report was excepted to- and
Judge Sutherland yesterday rendered the following
decision in the case sustaining the report OF the
re1eree:-
DECISION.
Considering the nature, situation and value OF
the property which passed temporarily under the
trust care custody and mana cement of the receiver,
the amount OF the bond given by him for the due
execution OF his dutlcS receiver and the RESPONSE
duties, and especially considering that there was and
Is no exception by any one TO the allowance
by the referee OF the charge OF 49, 800 actually
paid by nun 10 Ills counsel, nom which can only
iner that all parties conceded that there were many
din1cult and extraordinary questions connected
with the due execution of the receivers trust
and duties. cannot say that the amount allowed by
the referee FOR the receivers services was un-
reasonably large as to call upon to revise mo-
| dlty the amount so allowed. The report OF the re-
/ the report as TO or In respect OF the amount so
allowed by the referee 10 the receiver for his ser.
vices, annued without costs 10 either party or any
one on TINS motion. OF course this decision is MADE
| the commissions OF executors. &C., does not con-
troll fix the amount to be allowed the receiver for
lis services or was conceded the counsel for the
| excepting party on the argument
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Charge 81 NOT Caucelliug Used Revenue
stamps.
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The following decision was given yesterday morn
ing by Judge Sutherland, of the Supreme Court, in
regard to the motion for stay of proceedings upon
depot In Fortysecond street. After the appointment
OF the commissioners OF Appraisement by Judge
CardoZo 1t VIII be remembered that Mr.. A. L. Kipp,
one OF the owners, appealed from an interlocutiye
order. Counsel for the railroad company insisted
on this appeal being argued at the General Term,
while MIR. Kpp's lawyer wished argument until
his final appeal from the decision OF the Commas
soners. The motion TO this effect, 1t viii be seen
was denied:-
While | doubt my power regularly to make the
order asked fer. would say tha assuming that
sibly be injured by my declining exercise it. l
construe Judge Cardozo's order as staying
all proceedings on or under the confrma-
ton OF any confirmation OF the report of
then pending appeal urom his order appointing the
commissioners either in the supreme Court Court
OF Appeals. There Is in the Albany LQ1c J0urRat or
February 4 1871, page 98 the mead note Of recent
decision OF the court OF Appeals. from which infer
that that court has recently decided to the effect
that, IN case the General Term should affirm judge
Cardozo's order appointing the commissioners in
TINS matter, the Cour OF Appeals would hear and de-
affirmation without an Inspection OF any appeal
IRON any order or Judgment confirming the report
OF the commlSsl oners, whether the commissioners
had or had not yet made their report The mo.
ton is therefore denied but without costs, aud
OF course without prejudice TO any future mo-
uon TO stay proceedings under or on any judgment
or order which may be made confirming the report
OF the commissioners on any ground or grounds
Tor the appointment OF the commissioners under tue
statute.
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LOCAL N EWS.


Newspaper Laws. publish to-day .
synopsis ct newspaper laws-the genera! acts
of Congress relating thereto. We call the
attention Of POstniasters to their rcspOnsi.
bi!ity for not notifying publishers by letter
when newspapers are uncalled for Blanks
are furnished them for the purpose, and it
is their duty. We sometimes have papers
returned, marked Gone away" Refused"
mot called for" ETC.. with nothing u in.
cate what Office they are from, and in some
cases, where the ~ Dscriler il not personally
known, We have 10 run over the entire list
TO find it, The other laws are just and nee.
cssarv to protect publishers. A great many
pcrsons-cven publishers and postmastcrs-
are not familiar with these laws. and We
propose to keep them standing until here
shall be no excuse for ignorance Of them
Thumethod Of notifying Of cxpirx,ions by Nm
"X" is adopted a. . method Ut convenience,
and VIC trIst ps.r0ns will renew NJ promptly
rs when addressed by letter. We have been
breaking Sunday systematically for two
years. writing notices in such cases, and, q
We have two established churches in town
now, it worries Us considerably to do the
square thing by our expiring" friends aud
earlier instructions.
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Justices, Etc. The following officers
have qualified as Justices of the Peace. aud
for other offices: Patrick WoOdlock. Elk
Township, Dear. Elk and Deep; Joseph
Hands. Ophir Township. (BlackfooD ;
VIM. Weir. German Township, German
and French gulches); Frank Stephens, Deer
Lodge Township. (W'm Spring sct.'cment) !;
Is. r. Parks and A. E. Wilbur, Red Noun
tain Township, tHigbland; w. P. Wheeler.
Silver Bow Township; c. E. Irvine, zap
pointed) Cottonwood Township, deer
Lodgel Preston Scott qualified - County
Surveyor, and l. C. Burkett a. Constable of
this Township. J. P.'s have only 20 days
from Nov. 4tb, 10 qualify.
Race To.0ay.-A race is made for 2 p.
m. n day, between Jas Tslbot's "Green.
wich' and brown mare owned by some
parties just up from Corinne. Distance, GOO
yards; stakes, 800; course, Olin's track.
A nice dash may be expected. .f. $3.50
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New Advertisements Ncssrs Parchen,
Paynter s. Co., druggists, having received
large invoices Of fresh drugs, again present
their card to the public. and invite attention
to the stock and prices. They are now doing
an immense trade, Mr.. D'Aucheul having
built up here the best drug business in the
Territory by good goods. prompt. intelligent
attention to customers, and prices that
acquire trade.
A. s. Halladie. of San Francisco. man.
ufac,urer of wire rope, and tho celebrated
endless wire rope way, now becoming 20
popular as means of transporting ores from
mines to mills, or accessible points for heavy
teams. solicits parties interested to send for
circular giving full description. This is
worthy the attention of miners and ferry
men. Is 1t Is infinitely superior tc other
kinds Of rope.
Mr. II. H. Zcnor makes few remarks
to debtors.
-O"ners of militery vouchers are in
structed what to d" to get money.
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Struck LITTLE Nashville Banner of a
recent date states that John Schwartz, for.
merly Of Montana, has struck gold diggings
in the Cumberland mountains. paying from
% to $12 per day to the man. The digsings
are from three to eight feet deep. That is
pretty good gold mining for Tennessee. Mr..
Schwsrtz will he remembered by old Butte
les Is formerly partner of Mr.. Jno Noyes.
lie went to the States some four years ago.
and has been prospecting along down the
mountains from Maryland to his present
location. never having struck over g or 81
before. '''
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New BUILDIHe.-Mr. Henry Dewitt, who
with his partner, Mr.. Steele. has put up ,
number of the best stone and brick build.
ings in Deer Lodge, has commenced the
erection, on Second street, in rear Of lion.
nell Clark & Larab:e's, of . substantial
stone and brick building. 50x55 feet, front.
ing on Secnnd street. 1t will be quite .
worthy addition to what Is now the best
built corner in Deer Lodge.
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Personal. Mr.. r. 8. Kelley left for the

Personal. r. 8. Kelley left for the
States on Thursday, to I've absent during the
winter.-Mr G. A. Baker, p. NJ. at Mis-;
soula. passed through on Friday to Virginia.
he has been acting as Deputy Treasurer
and goes I" Virginia To square up accounts.
Fred Halter. late of Beilenburg & Haller.
goes To Salt LAX. in IL day or two, expecting
10 locs,e. Success, Fred Mr.. Geo. Fox,
J. J. Roe. Mr.. H. McGettrick, SOL Star.
and d. e. Corbin, of Helena, were in town
this week.
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Two Nere.--Thc Psni'cntiary has two
more eonvicts since Monday-Ja,nes Rsed,
native Of Iowa. aged Is. sentenced to two
years for cattle stealing. aud James r. Nc.
Lin, who. II will be recollected procured !
new trial after he had served . while on his
teEuL He was again found guilty u Boze.
man. and sentenced to live years. The
Courier says J. Allen Hosmer VS. prose.
cutting attorney, and 10, this his arse. case
gave evidence Of marked ability ~ an It.
tOrney -.@@ @-4-- .-
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HORsEs.-Senor Corvsrrubias, and part.
ncr left on Monday for California He
sold considerable number of horses in Deer
Lodge on Sunday. Messrs. Rains Taylor
& Daddow. purchasing one lot of twenty.
There are still $50 head remaining for sale,
which are in charge of Wesley w. Jones
mot in his capacity - Sheriff. and for sale
at bargains.
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BANK EXCHANGE,
JAMES OGRADY, PROPRIETOR.

Having taken the prophetorship and pessonal %
pervisiOn Of this ... f. ,....... B.
OLD AND POPULAR SALOON,
Mr. OGrady will he pesaed to see Old and Few cueto
mcrs. The hest bar stock In town will be kept, and
DO tmpure liquors cold. lie
Fresh California Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLEINsCHAiDT BROS
large invoice of Fresh California Fruits,
Fresh Cured Hams and Calfovnia Groceries u every
variety. 4-r.".-.-.- e. ~-. ...r----
The best and largest stock 10 TIE market. WIN u
esM 1t lowsbt dSuree tor Cask " ~
Desess AID C0usunsrs wtu duA II - their aAvaa-'
tssc 20 call. kLEtNScuAlDT BROS.
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LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Mr.. G. B. Simmons, one Of 4ontana's
best men, has returned to Laporte, Ind.
Mr.. b. 81. Zenor 10 appointed Deputy
Treasurer during Mr.. K. mons absence
Bozeman was placed In telesraphic com {.
municstion with the world . week ago to.
day. .... .... .l~.
Mr.. John Gerber informs u the St Louis
Mill, At Phillipsburg, will not start mp for
three weeks.
Mr.. Ed. Larabie. on Sunday. brought
his herd Of 1000 sheep from Dog Greek to
the valley to. winter. - s-s.r..
Ar'nt VIC going to have any Dances this
winter? VT,
"whese. o w%es. = Professor Hastvsn,"
Messrs. O. B. O'Bannos; Louis. XeMur-
try; Judge Knowles. and Jas Fl. Brown,
arc ut Court, in Missoula, this week.
A miner at Washington. Gulch had his
leg broken few days since, by face cav.
ing on him. Dr.. Mitchell w. called and
he is doing WE'LL
The Thermometer rose in ten honrs Sun.
day night % p m. to any, from 8, to 50
degrees above zero. The weather he's been
cspricious this week.
On one of the U. p. r. R maps the road
Is located through Helena: on another,
through Deer Lodge. These advertising
maps are about - reliable - Mark Twain's
map Of Paris.
Mcssrs Robert Fenner, and I. Laforcade.
of Bear. few days since, bought one.
third intrest in the famous McGhee. Allen
ground. in Deep, for 5000 Il 10 one Of
the best claims in Montana,
Mr.. J. II. Hands is Justice of the Peace,
At Blackfoot. ciee Judge T. r. Bills., The
last case before Judge Bills was that Of Me-
Cluskey, and at its termination he made .
happy speech and announced h,s retirement.
Mr.. H. Wineset. who died At Yamhill,
Saturday. persstently refused any medical
attendance He was . native of Virginia,
and came to Yamhill from Jefferson Gulch
some months since. He has no relatives.
known Of. but was kindly cared for through
his illness. aud his remains were brought
to Deer Lodge for interment. He was
highly esteemed by those who knew him.
Mr.. Thos. H. Irvine Jr., . few days since,
shot on Dry Cottonwood, = bald eagle of
enormous SIZE 1t measures over eight feet
from tip to tip of extended wings and Its
talons have grss; of eight inches. 1t is
we'll it is killed, as eagles have been known
to carry off lambs and little boys and girls,
and other valuable property. and girls
are going off fast enough these days, with.
out any assistance by birds of the dir.
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Letters Retained. The following letters
reWaip IN ihs neer Lodge P. o.; Indsaniss
address,. 2. Taylor, Bate City. Cal, 4
Puf. Blu: Il! Pifkmss. Ohio; Nh. Emma
r. Scott, Connersville. Cal Net sesmpeI : :
Mis- sarsh y: Aud, Barry. Pike county.
lilinois +, 4 Chass, HslenA T. t.
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Through Tickets to San Francisco
We are now selling at our Office in Deer Lodge,
Through tickcts BY stage and rail. Is follows:
Deer Lodge to San Francisco 1st class $115
{" China " 95
GlLMER & SALISBURY.
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A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsuEs-ALL
Sizes, for ealc cheap for cash BY
llku D. 8. KENYON.
HOW THEY 10 IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
SHOULD DO HERE:
GO 10 A. T. Heinse's. Post Odhs Store. and hav
yosr Watch Insured ~ keep good time for - months
S,e adyt DIFF