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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-13
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Equalization will be in session al the oce cf the Clerk of said Board at Prescott on Monday of each week during the month eff Juy 1872 and win hear any application concerning the equalization of taxes. By order of the Boaid. ty6uf ED. ". WELLS Clerk
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TO OWNERS OF TOW IT LOTS.

~s,s is hereby gsvsr tSa; the tre < getting deed. f t,ra iSss NE Asaf July Is ls72 Al lots not claim ea D. that tne s7d paid thereon w be sold st t.shsts aucss1a. as theizw directs.
 Sss HESRYw. FLEURT. Probate y1aS.
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FORWARDING.

The undersigned informs the peopis of Walisr@i De .rt Prescott and iuiernse pod thsf as s prepared I'd receive and otwsd fgnt for the ineTos e hls rates aud in prompt manner .
 Hardyyile, Arizona psr ], ls7l dec2f
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LUMBER, LUMBER.

From this dato lumber will be delivered at the Quartz Mountain Saw Mill without the cash No orders win be accepted from anybody unless accompanied by the money. MOVIES & CURTIS.
 Prescott July 6, 1872.
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100 F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

yxssss. Regular Meetings of this Lodge on Wed. 3G0SNE nesiay Evenings. al Masonic Hall. Mem ''ssssees bers of the Order, in good standing invited to attend. D. HENDERSON, x. G. c. A. LUKE, Secretary.
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Y of Winds and Weather for
 Month of June.

nye:
 mean of Thermometer at ! AM. BPM. ef.M. bulb, b,.......6 e 9 19.26 10.9O bulb, ,.......6 6O.36 6o.93 64.96 the temperature of the sir of the dew point, ...- 1.27 s.3s lO2J minimum thermometer f.--....-.-.---...JO .JO e2o .s of cloudiness, 1 l-9.
 n inches, l.24
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Summary of Winds l;
Swallows.

". B. srnoM, Hospital Steward.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
F O R = A E.

Extra copies of the ARIZONA KINER-sOlaea in wrappers when 80 dssrsa-alvass on hand at the oss, koutesuma street. Prescott Prlce 25 cents per copy.
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AZTLAN LODGE No. l77, F.&A. N

Regular Meetings af this Lodge on the las, M- Saturday of each month, at o'clock P M. AA Soiourning brethren are internally invited V to attend.
 II. BROOKS W. M THOMAS CORDS. Secretary
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VIII take place every ,lay, in which some of til.
bcsf horses in the Territory will take part
! MoNDAf-Trotting Race for stations: Mile heat
20 harness, for purse of 800; free to all stall
lions Owned IN the counties OF Gallntin Midi.
! son, jefferson and Mragher prior 10 ,Jnlv Ain
1877; $40 to the first horse and S25 to the second
horse sam. iiay- Running Race: Single l:si:
hands high; purse $50 SF
II ESDAf-Hunniny Race: Single dash of one
mile; purse $50; 500 to the first horse and $50
R q s scout lres e I'll 81 one miles purse
sI0o; Tree TO al horses not over II hands high;
SIS 10 fhefirst horse and $25 to the second
MISUNDERSTANDING racing for purses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Pacing Race for !
purse oi S.o5; mile heats; best 3 In 5; to 20 as
horsel Dives; nee - all treting and pacing
Si2o 70 tne flrst horse and S75 to the second
FhLDA1-Runnlng Race for purse of $3.50: narIe.
meats; three IN i've; free TO all horses; SO pounds
on each horse, except Midnight Belle She to
carry log pounds, 500 to the first horse a Il AKA
to the second 80 = : = 0.'o
MISUNDERSTANDING Race for a purse Of Sloo.
single 81 OF half mile; free to all horses owned
in the .couniies OF Gallafin, Madison. Jefferson
anu Mea9her. Same day-Kunning Race for
purse OF so; single dash Of half = mile; free 70
~. horses ., not over iSa hands high that have
never run for money.
Intries Tor the above races close with the secre-
taiy at Q CLOGS y. m. tile night previous to each
race.
The above races will be run with clutches, except
where otherwise specified. =.
In all the above races ten per cent must accom-
pany each entry. Three to enter and two to go.
Each days purse racing will commence Mt /
O'Clock p. m.
HP Pamphlets containing Premium List, Rules.
and other information, may he obtain
n BY application to either of the subscribers.
w =. MCKENZIE. President,
B. B. WELLS, Secretary.
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BRIEFS.

The County Commissioners are holding
/ their quarterly session this week.
The District school is now in session, with
ia e odly Attendance Ut scholars.
Good reports continue to arrive from the
new mines at Cherry Creek.
Too much rain has fallen during the past
| week to suit the llaryesters.
Merkle has commenced business ii, his new
Jcwclry store. Look out for his big .:atf. y
next week.
Bozeman sports got away with quite L
sprinking Of greenbacks ut the horse race
on Saturday.
= Mr.. g. v. Williams I'M Oh Tuesdays
coach for the far.otf diamond fields OF South
Africa.
Gov. Williams has just received fresh
supply OF imported cigars. We've tried them
and pronounce them Al.
See the notice of the County Commissions
ers In this issue. All aggrieved tax-p AZ err
must enter their protest on Monday. or for
ever after hold their peace.
Cine of the boys rejoices i'll phisiocno nv
resembling Joseph's coat Of many colors. II
IS the result Of too much benzine and a dis /
allusion toanother fellows mater
nal ancestor.
The workmen have co mmenccd the cree
ion of Col. L. N. Blacks new brick building
IN Main street. Mr.. w. e. Perkins will COM
hence on the adjoining one IN few DAYS.
See the advertisement Of Mr. jas, 7. Shed.
de is turning out the very best quality Of
lumber at his new mill on Trail creek, which T,
e will dispose OF at reasonable rates, i'll
Quantities to suit purchasers. f,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ONCE of GomptroIler or the CURRENCY

WAsHIsGTos, August 18th, 1872.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented tn
.tTIIE FIwsr NATIONAL BANK OF BozEMAN,'' in the
town Of BGzeman, N the county of Gullatin and
Territory of Montana, has been duly organizcsl un-
der and according to the requirements OF the Act Of
Congress, entitled IAN Act TO provide u National
Currency, secured BY nlelg- Of United States
bonds, and to provide for the circulation and re-
idenption thereof, &. approved juno Sd, 1864, and
has complied with all the proyisons OF said Act
required to be compiled with before Commencing
the business Of Ranking under said Act
Now, therefore, 4, JoHS j. KNOX, Comptroller of
the Currency, do hereby certify that the FIRST MA.
TIosAL BANK OF DozEMAN. in the town of Bozeman
in the county Of Gallatin and Territory of M0ntana
Is authorized to Commence the business Of Banking
under the act aforeeaid.
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SILVER SpowER DIsTRIcT.-We were hand
ed for publication last week an interesting
article written by one of our citizens who
recently viSitcd these mines in regard to thii
discovery, sicllness and extent, which Was
either msl;Nd or purloned from the copy
hook. We extend our apologies to tie
writer and TO those whom it cone, rned.
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THr MoSrr oRDER orrIcE.-It does not

THE MoNEY ORDER OFrIcE.-Tt does M,
appear to be generally known through the
valley that there IS money order Office q.
fablisl,ed at this place. although ii has been
mo than year since 1t was opened. We
are informed that great many of our peo-
pie are in the habit of transmitting money
oy registered letter, rhicll is only partial
security against loss, I'D n source of .rreaf
anxiety IN case Of miscarriage. ,fhe money
order system Is the only really safe method
81 transmitting mnney, and it sllonld he ge,,-
4 orally understood that such al office Ii II,
existence here, and tl,et people can forward
money with the certainty that it viii reach
its destination If properly sent. We are in
debted to Mr.. j. II. Taylor, Postmaster At
Bozeman. for the following statement OF the
business transacted at that Office for the year
ending July 31st, 1872. It presents i fayora-
hle showing Of the general well-being OF the
community and is one the inlalible signs Of
increasing prosper ty. 1t will be observed
that the amount OF orders issued for the
month"; Of duly this year is about four times
that Of orders issued in August 1871. The
following is the statements
No of orders issued. 1a5n
amount Of orders issued. ........... 81, 5s4 o5
Amount p. ~ arera maii %
Amount Of issues, Aug is7i......... 's 81 g. g.
Amount of issues, July, 1872. 34s7 II |
The rates for money or ders under tie new
postal law are rs follows:
Orders not over $40 five cents. over $40 and
not over $50 ten cents, e yer $40 and not over
$50 fifteen cents. over $50 and not over SO
twenty cents. oven so and up to $50 twenty
cents. This is a reduction of one-haif on or
dcrs notexceeding ten dollars
Pleasant Valley Lodge, /. O. G. r., No. n
the following officers were installed for the
ensuing term:
w. G. T.-D.I. Brencinan.
w. Y. T.-Mary SWAMI.
w. r S.-Geo. w. Dickson.
w. F. Sc. L. Weaver.
W. I'll. B. Weaver.
w, C.-El. Swan.
w. M.-Enos Swan.
w. 1. CD. e. Cook.
w. ST.. "A. Wright.
p. W. c. T.-.A. McCormack.
APPOINTED OFFICERS.
b. Nc. Pcnweil.
"A. So. 1. Luce.
r. II. S.Miss P. Williams. [
l.. FL S.-Miss v. D. Swan.
j. E. Cook, d. G. W. G. r,
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PHfLIpELruIA, Aug. &c. 1872.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. &c, 1872.
$. +. IiAEsER. Esq:
i. DEAR SIR Yours of the 10th with enclos-
ilre received, which shall be presented t., the
Executive Committee OF olr Board on We'd
nestay. AS financial agents oftIle Company.
:. os.id be very glad to see, this work un-
dsftaken ut oi,ee. and shalt urge II. No
uottDt whatever tliat communication will be
&-t =. i =. rIty
and That part of Montana by way of the Mis-
souri, river III plenty of time for the spring
business. It's q matter of so much i,npor-
Iance to all PARTIES that cannot doubt our
Company will be glad to accomplish it.
Truly yours.
JAY COOKE.
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JOHN MANEJ, City Bakery

THoRoroHBREp CArrLE.-imoEg the at
fractions of the Territorial Fair, we notice
that there will be the finest display Of Short
Horned Durham Cattle ever exhibited iii the
Territory. Henry WyttenbaolI. will offer for
sale to the highest BIDDER his famous 8 year
old bull of that breed-Prince Bismarck-an
animal that we believe to be the best 1T pres
ent in Montana, and raised out of the best
herd on this continent. There is no doubt
that there will be lively competition among
our stock raisers for the possession Of this val
liable animal, which is to be sold without
reserve. his place in Mr.. Wyttenbach's herd
being filled by an animal imported from En-
gland.
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-, ri -
The following important correspondent be-
tween the leading merchants of Helena anu
Jay Cooke, Esq, in reference to the nayiga-
ton OF the Upper Missouri, and the diversion
Of the Montana trade to that route, ae clip
from the, IlcleHa Herald:
HELENA, Montana, August 1G, 1872.
Jay COOKE, Esq, No. III South Sd street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. Roberts. Jr., reports the upper .,riyer,,,
from the Fall, to the Three FORKS. perfectly
cab!e-beiter than the same length OF
river below. BY putting Oh the upper river
a steamer, the coming spring. you will, in
our opinion, command nine-tenths of the
trade Of this Territory at fav, rabl rates. An
carly announcement of this purpose will MT
once determine the course OF our trade.
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HE DfsTKfcr FarK-IIic premium. jist
and programmes for tho First ..nn...l r.:.
have been printed and arc real for distribu-
ton. The arrangements that have been
made for the successful accomplishment Of
the exhibition are complete il, every detail,
and we understand that the grounds are be-
ing fitted mp with every convenience for tile
accommodation OF exhibitors. ana. AS fin rs
possible. for visitors to the Fair, and it now
rests with. the farmers and stock: siscrs of
the district to do their part II, bringing the
enterprise to successful issue. by entering
intoa lively competition for the premi ms to
be awarded. There is an abundance OF every
requisite for the purpose in the community;
Gallatin. Madison and Meagher counties be
ing renowned Throughout the Territory for
excellence il, . agricultural products. while
Jefferson ranks second to none as a stock
raising county
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GRAND G,Fr CoNcEKT.-An organization
has been effected at Lathrop, Clinton Cot,u-
fy Mo-, for the purpose Of erecting magri-
ficent Masonic Temple at that place md to
procure the means to do SO, will distribute
about $25O.0OO worth of real estate, consist
ing Of farms. town lots. etc, situate in That
county, at grand gift concert to be given Mt
Latllrop on the 1st Of October. The COM
pany arc endorsed by some of the most sub
stantial men in Missouri, and We have no
doubt the affair will be conducted honorably
and the gifts fairly distributed. Mr. Chas.
Y. Clancy is the authorized agent of the com
pany IN this place and persons desiring to take
tickets inthe enterprise can obtain them. on
application to him ut the District Clerks
office onMain street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Youn.. Me,, from ,,.a ~
tects OF Errors end ABUSES ia early life Manhood
restored !, impe,lilncnls 70 Marriage removed New
dies. Books and Circulars sent Tree. ia sealed en-
velopes. - ssaieo GU
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
MINI ST. PhIladephia, Ia.-;.n Institution having
2 III gn reputation Tor honorable conduct and pro.
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MEN observation-disclosures are scarce in
town and several men can find work here at
four dollars per day. No need to complai.:
OF hard times now. or to loaf around street
corners with your hands in somebody's
pocket. Roll out, boys, and show your
muscle.
CALI.Eps As. we were going to press we
rcce we'd n call from Professor r. " Hayden,
of the .. S. Geological Survey, who arrived
IN town last evening from the Yellowstone.
We will give some Of the particulars of the
exploration next week.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-09-12

GEO. w. Fox, ESQ.,, Cashier Of the First
National Bank OF Bohemian, cu.ne over from
Helena OH Friday. aud has since been busily
engaged in making preparations for the
opening of the Bank, which is announced TO
commence business on the 10th inst. The
bank will be situated on the Corner OF Main
and Black streets.
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RADERsBURd IThMs.-Mr. VIM. Quinn. of
Radersbnrg, infol ms us that the mines IN the
vicinity OF Radersburg and Heating vile are
turning out better than they have done for
years. MIR. Richard Thompson is cleaning
up his siuices, and the amount Of money he
is taking out far exceeds his authorizations.
Messrs. Geo. Richards & Co.. who have been
working on the .'Hidden Treasurer lode.
will start their mill this week. They have
over 300 tons of very fine ore on the dunn.
and anticipate good clean up. This COM
pany have lab5red long and flithfully 20 de-
veiep their mine. and it is supposed to BE- as
good as any in the district. Heating &
Blacker arc keeping up their licks on the
'ohio" and Heating" lodges, and are run
ming magnificent brick every two weeks.
Mr.. Quinn has his bitches running full of
water all the time, which Is a source Of graft
hcation TO the gulch miners, as well HIS Of
profit to himself, Mr.. Quinn is representa-
tive miner, and is well deserving OF success.
The new Court House is completed and the !
County fathers have received and approved
me SAME L is great improvement to RIA
aersbtirs. Farmers OF Crow Creek hay.
nearly finished harvesting. ana tire trffs.-nrsz
ire making ready for their fall work Bnsi |
hess is lively and money plenty, aud lively
lines generally in the camp. ilessrs Quinn
Thompson returned home on Friday.
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FOR SALE Any one wishing to purchase
= - ~ NJ 80 al, entire lot of, Household
Furniture can get 4 bargain by.nquiring at this

M
ON Saturday last the dull routine of on,
Office duties was clslivened by visit iron,
Mrs. DT. Frary and Mrs. Theo. Muffiy. Of
Virginia, and Mrs. W. II. Bailey, of this city,
whose presence in our sanctum shed such a
gladdening Influence around that even ..Un,
lcle Horace's' portrait seems to look dow ii
orus with mare bcrignant aspect since their
/ visit. The ladies Expressed themselves ~
highly delighted with the elcgrnt appearance
Of our new quarters. Call again, ladies.
PERsoNAL.-Hon. Iheo. Mnfiy, with his
wife and child are spending few days III the
metropolis. R,lmor says their soourn is
with view to permanent location here. We
shall be pleased to welcome them to our so-
cial circle.
DIR. HUNTER came in from his ranci on the
Yellowstone Tuesday. The whole tribe OF
Crow Indians. bucks, sqnaws, papooses and
all made square nlcal'' off the Doctor's
fine stock Of corn, melons and other GARDEN
stuff on Monday, and the results of his sum-
merss labor has gone, where the woodbinG,
twineth." We are sorry for the Doctors
losses, ausll.ope ne will be reimbursed Tor
them from the annuitless OF the depredators.
Stock Ranch.
The proprietor Of CENTRAL view FARa. situata
one mile northwest Of Bozeman On the Helena roaeI
and wiiIranch all kinds OF stock sDn reasnn afsit
terms: Also, good fresh butter can be Obtaincd |
Apply Ut the ranch or ut W. d. Scgr.iye,s sable |
BRADLEY, the messenger mho left Bozenlan
4 few days ago. with messages, etc, tor ,ol.
Bakers command on the Yellowstone mas not /
been heard Of since he left The Grow Mission
and great anxiety IS felt in regard 10 his
probable fate. Il is SAID that one Of His llor-
ses has been found killed and the other woun-
ded, It's Leg being broken BY rifle ball. It
Is hoped that Bradley will escape and reach
! place 81 safety.
KUMoRs were rife III town yesterday that
he Sioux, II large numbers, were lowering
'onnd Col. Baker command u, he Muscle
hell. 4 does not appear, however. that
here are any good foundations Tor such rel
,orts.
REc0vERING-We are pleased to SET that
AZ. VIM. Flanncry. who WAS accidentally
hot last week ~ Neal aIcCny, IS able ia be
y the streets, and i rapidlE recoferinss.
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Every effort will be mase on the part Of the OH
plete in every department The different ca,,nt,as
Oh me District are invited to compete for the pre-
miums offered .stTIct impartiaIity will be exer,
clsal n.awaMling the ptrin.i,ns !
The grounds and frack Of the Association will bc
put In excellent condition, and every thing will he
done TO accommodate all who may atfend
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- Denlul Notice.


DIR. W. l.. FRARY would inform the people of
Bozeman that he will be Mt the Metropolitan Hotel,
Bozcman, for n few days, where he Is prepared to
attend TO all branches ef Dental Surgery Artificial
Teeth inserted in every style known to the profess
sion, at reasonable rates.
II Teeth carefully extracted or filed
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THE DISTRICT FAIR.

Editor Of tho Courier
In answer to an enquiry concerning tl,e
movements Of the q. NJ. Dist. Fair Assn. m
previous issue Of your paper, permit me ii
make the fcllowing reply:
i The directors assembled at GalIatin civ
~ Monday. Aug. 10th, Nv. S. Mckenzie N
lire chair. Remarks were freely offered as 10
the object Of the Association ia fnrthcriny
Inc interests of the farmers and MECHANICS of
the District by bringing then, IN con1,nuni-
! tlpn with each other for the Interchange Of
lefcaa looking TO tlle general welfare and to
arrange for district fair at an early day.
"a motion twas decided to hold the first
annual fair in October, commencing on the
7th and continuing six days.
IL viii be remembered that last year every
preparation WAS made for fair, but. owing
to the inability of the building committee to
procure the lumber at the time it was need
ed, Il was Postponed till the inclemency Of
the weather debarrcd lis from all further
proceedings. This year the Board IS deter
mined to place the association on d live ac-
tive basis, and use every available means to
carry out their plans.
One thing is evident, however, that after q |
careful survey Of the financial affairs of tile
association, it is of the utmost importance
that no expenditure should be incurred save
In making the necessary arrangements for
holding the fair.
10 those who visit us we would say-that
we cannot promise too much this year. nei-
Their can we promise to provide exceedingly
good accommodations for all who may come,
and would suggest that all those who can
furnish themselves with camp equipage
should do 50, as hay and grain will be FUR
nislied at ranchcrs rates, and firc-w God free
gratis.
The farmers and stock-raisers Of each conn.
y should take a artieular pride III making
his, our First Annual Far, success, MS ne
wish to represent this part of our Territory
y It's true light. The next meeting Of the
snard takes place September 18th. Yours
rnly, B. b. WELLS. sEc,y.
* |
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LIQUORS AT wHoLEsALI

The Following brands Specially:
hed Lion Bitters, jules Robin FRI CHI Brandy
Nlarsnail bourbon, tP0indexter'' Bourbon,
Oia hickory bourbon. Taylor Bourbon.
ZIG ZIG. n VI rye, Rush River fC) Bourbon.
L. q Il. Sparkling Catawba
CoGSAC BRANDIES.
Reaault& CO., =. Hcnnesy 4 c., Martcll.
Gins, Old Cabinet Whisky,
: !, M M Very Old Rye XXX,
ELLIS. DAVIS & SpERLING.
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Lisp OF LETTERs
NOTICE.

a Ii persons knowing themselves indebtrd to the
IA late Daniel Small are requested t., come for
ward and settle within ninety days from the date
hereof. or their eccounts will be placed in the hands
Of an attorney for collection
John Potter, Esq, will continue to act as the au-
fhorzed agent 10 collect all debts and pay ali ac-
counts ALBERT SMALL
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Ne wish eur patrons to distinctly understand that
Hereafter lob Printing and Transient Advertisements
must be paid for In advance. No exception will be
made TO this rule.
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To Families and others.

would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Bozenan and vicinity that, in order TO keep UP with
Inc times, will hereafter sell bread at the Cit,
Bakery AT HALF PRICE. Families need not be at
the ffoubieof baking their own bread AS they can
buy cheaper OF me.
Lager beer also al half pricel21. cents per glass.
LUNCHES served ut any hour ~ Dcn,I mis-
take the piace-CITY BAKEkY, neat door to the
in ship.
JOHN MANEJ, City Bakery.
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RECEIVED 1T GOV EII,I,IAHS SALn0H

a i,rse stock OF
Foreign md Dom estic Wines,
consisting III part Of
i nelas;ck Missouri Cabinet
california, i tngeiiaa &c.
Hhlle, Port.
sherry, Rhine, etc. etc.
Nyilf-Ixis,s:
r Am he Whistles are the fayorites-
Robinson County, 20 isss
Jts,r Moore a; .lier
9Th District kcn,a &. Marshs lii bourbon etc.
IHnps,rtted " i'oinssS.f 10 Branslios
jules Robia, t.asnsc.
Pine tssst;l; Il, a ~, sjgs
Cherry. Hi.ckbrrrv efc
. II A large stock OF the choicest RUN and GIN
the fav0rlte brands Ut CIGARS and lii fNct the Lest
ana most vartea stock of Wines and Liquors ever
Drought 70 the BozeHan market can be found ut the
popuiaf saloon ~ COY. WILLIAMS
Montana Vouchers.
All persons interested Ii, the Montana claims f,r
supplies furnished in 1867 will lind 1t to their in
lritst " address mt 1t Bozema,i.
JOHN r. BRUCE.