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~ Pimples on the face, Eruptions, BIoechsa.
Sofuous diseases and oil sores arising from Impure
blood, cured bv Dr. Ycrcc's Golden Medical Dis.
covery.
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CAruolic--ltev Father DeItyckcre will hold services
r,hc Catholic Church Deer Lodge, tomorrow nj 10Y
an.
The IT. JAMES sunday School meets nj O'Clock p.
IN each Sunday ut the Court House.
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@5 to 800 s s:a. az; A At 80.
ses Of working pcoplc Of either sex, yoang Of Old,
make more money = work fer % 10 their spare no
ments, al the tlmc than Ut anything else. Partc
ulsss free Address @. Seinsoo Co., Portland, Nane
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Application for Patent.
g. 8. LAND OFvscE, HELENA, n. IT,
Rebfuary IA 1914

Notice 10 hereby given that JOHN O'ROURKE and
FRANCIS H. BILL. whose postoaice address 10
Blsckfoot CITY, NJ r., have made application for pat
ent for placer mine situaCd In Penoes Mining Die.
trict In Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory and
described ~ the plat and neld notes ae In this
e1iee g follows. Wig; BEGINNING at point on the
west side Of trap ledge GA feet the west side Of
Ophr gulch oppo.te the mouth Of C.Ipen,srs gulch,
marked Tor corner No I. then running 81 deg 80 min
3 llsO chains TO pine stump 81 inches diameter,
thsnce 10 deg 70 chains to stone, thence -
deg = min w - chaina TO . stone thence deg Is
min " II % chains 70 pine tree II inches diameter
thence = deg Is min Is chains 70 stone. thence
n 70 deg Is min w ~ chains to eide Of trap ledge
lOzSxs feet. thesee N deg % min " % chains to
stone, thence g deg 60 min - chains 70 point
As chains west 0f the on the line between
sections u and IL In township 10 Of range west
and continuing said course from said point to the
place Of bsginuing, forming portion Of the south y
Of &c = and north Of sec r. township 70 north q
acres and Designated - lot No. 81 in said township
The original ueeds Of conveyance from the grantorp
being found in books g u and Of tho Records Of
Deer Lodge county, The adjoining claimants are
Qnang Yea Co.. north. Yec Wan 4 Co., south,
10000 v. c. CHILD. Register.
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MAHHIED.
BORN
DIED

FERRs- February &. 1874 At her residence in Pasea
mari valley, Madison county, Moutana, NM Jane
Ferris.
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1nlee0atjoo Wa1to1 Of Mike" Fuller He
was engaged II 1910 In tesming between Fort Benton
e'rna Deer Lodge and Nissoula. Was last heard d
In Helena In fall Of 1870. Il supposed to Be in Utah
or Nevada. Any person knowing HE present where
abo0ts or having knowledge ct his location to the fall
OF 1870. will confer 4 favor and b. compensated BY
addressing J. D. BINNs,
ISeA Deer Lodge, Montana
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ST. Louis ADvERTlsExENTs-A number
Of St. Louis merchants present their cards
In to-dayS paper In tho short, c"ncise
method now becoming 80 popular with ad>
ver,iscrs. We arc also pleased 10 see st.
LOUIS men awakening 10 the advantages of
being represented In this region Of country
whence that city derives 90 heavy . trade,
and believe It will be mutually beneficial to
oil parties. We recommend our readers de-
siring any Ut the commodities Offered BY the
advertiser 10 call on or communicate with
them. Hsving manifested their disposition u
acquire your patronage BY advertising libcr.
orally In your home apers, you should
give them considcrate preference over those
who do not know there Is snyobdy living
In Montsns, or II they do know It do not
think your tn.de worthy Of making an effort
To obtain.
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NATIONAL BANK At MIssouLA.-Ir.
Frank Worden has received sdvices frOm
Washington that Comptroller Knox has ~.
thorized the establishment Of . National
Bank At that place, and the issue Of curreu.
cy petitioned for by Worden and Others.
We understand that the circulation asked 10
o5O, 900, and that the bank will he esisb-
llshed - som - the arrangements can b
perfected after the receipt Of The charter. We
hear the name of Mr.. Ford Kennett, for the
past two years In the First National Bank,
Helena, mentioned for Cashier OF the n d.
soula Bsnk, and presume from this the pri.
vats Bank projected there will be superseded
by the National a-
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WANTED

To buy i've head OF good mich cows, for which the
Cash .1ill be paid. Apply to HENRY D. NEIL,
on Dances Ranch. Or to w. b. DANCE.
Deer Lodge, February - 1873. 1004t
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Z L. BONNER. J.H ROBERTsoN
E. L. Bonner & Go.
DEER LODGE, Montana,
. We offer to Wholesale and Retail purchasers the
most complete stock of new asd desirable eoods ever
Foreign ard Domestic Dry 0ssas,
ALL THH BEST BRANDS OF
PRINTS, SIIEETING,
Shirtings, Ticks, &c., &c.,
rABlE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &C.,
Ladder Dress Goods,
sun, 1ss.sA and Irish Ps1d,A Ja1a,sss
8iln AlapasaA 1apsssA IN Wsel n.
lai,ss, oashnssss, 8ssi,sa Ps1Nna PlaiAs
ossaaAiasa Lawns Psrsalss, orga.aiss
Saes.sts, Jasansas, sestsA oiagAana =
IN lssiAsssA akists, Tucked ShiEtiag;
l.A.aS 8ssss As.
HAwIS,
SILK cloAks.
LADIES' TRIMMED MATS,
nfueN AND AllfaleAn Fl0Wtas,
LADIES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
2A0D0 I.A0D sD1A l.ADC1 An
o0mD0D10D 0ooRx,
FANCY ARTICLES IN GREAT vAalfn.
- tEfF III EAJf
MEMS CLOTHING
BOYS CLOTHING,
Boots. Shoes.
HATS. CAPS, :
GLOVES. Hosiery. Etc: Etc.
fARP :, =
II u a 8. @
MATS.
Curtains, Shades.
7. SHADE FIXTURES.
S T At ! . " + r Y,
NAIL PAsn xeG1oxA C FL
~ ps \ DasxL Donnzn . CO ]
k'YJs SA.oos s1s :, 81,
GEO, FERRY !: fsssttissses,is
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NOTICE.

Special Notices.
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Now Remedy for Badness.

\ About auc year ago discovered Vegetable Com
pound which % las has proven to b - iafallioe
lSmedy tor baldness. ! restored my own hair ard
are oil willing to testify that It had the desired effect
In every tnstAnce.
The vegetable natter from which this BALI Bestoe.
alive h obtained can b. found In nearly al Ut the
States and Territories west OF the Rocky 40untanA
On receipt Of . 90 will send directions to make
the shove Hair Restorative. Address
-'s aF WILLIAM n GOULD.
1871 C0Tinnc Utah.
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,..,,sI and Departure Of Mails At the Deer
T''"' Lodge Post Office.
RELIGIOUS.

Up. FlSNE 2, 20 and y Merchants Exchange,
&. our authorized Agent IN San Francisco.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
brought to MONTANA comprised Of standard goods and
the latest fashions mud novelties,
Dress Goods, shawls, cloaks,
Laces. Hosiery, Flannsls,
Domsstics, Carpets,
Etc.
Having an ample supply of goo',s, am enabled Ia
sell at low prces and solicit tho calls Of buyers.
Come and examine my goods and prices. ...
CHARLES BLUM.
Deer Lodge. Nov. 2. 1874. Ia.
Masquerade Cards.: IT. f.. I'M ~. vi s ss%s
War ilAicc. IT.

TIE BAN FRANCISCO CHROSlCLE.-lt Is
not alone In Oyv y Plata, In great veget-
ablcs, in greater trees and grandcst scenery,
IN magnificent earthquakes snd people OF
illimitablc cncrgics tina. California cxcels.
Her press. for ability, enterprise and appre-
citation of the great mission. IA really one
of the distinctive, eminent and most admir-
able of Cslifornia's charactcristics The
newspaper press Of San Francisco 10 far
ahead Of the average cities, despite ito young
years and the sparscly settled field Of lie sup
port. And among lts journals. for live
journalism, the Chronicle has taken lead
ing position. II has grown from little to
great Dimensions, from sensstionalism to
influential power. and through all has been
an industrious newsxatherer, dishing up the
intelligence Of the day in . crisp, breezy,
piqusnt style that has made It favortte
wherever it goes. I.atterly II has greatly
enlarged It's dimensions, subsubstitutcd the
most approved lightning presses for it, old
one, and Is now one Of the very hest cx'
changes that comes to our table. We arc
pleased 10 make this recognition of the
Chronicle and recommend II 70 those wish
ing wide awake San Francisco Daily
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The New York Hsrad Gays: Theodore
Tilios viii publish ststement in tn 0sd.
. 40 deayisG the douaastis irregularities
alluded to BY Woodruff and Cls1la. His
stasement has been ready for some time, but
was withheld until the women were released
on bail Mr.. Tillon at first determined to
ignore the whole matter, but has been SO
severely pressed that he has determided TO
make statement"
Miss Nellie Grant made her society ds6a:
at German" given at Mosni's hall WASH
ington. on Tuesday evening Of last week.
She was chapcroned BY Mra Frelinghuysen
and correspondent says Of her: ''She was
looking exceedingly well and wore lovely
dress Of pale blue silk, with overdress OF
valenciennes lace. Like her mother, Miss
Grant has beautiful arms, neck aud hands,
and she appears to the greatest advantage
In an evening dress
A Davenport man, with three marriagca.
bic daughters, has posted the following no.
tics over his bell.pull: Wood ga cord {;
coal, 80 cents bushel; gss dear and bad.
Parties staying after nine O'Clock win please
settle quarterly. N. B.-A reduction made
after popping, and the full amount added to
the bridal devesMs."
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Local 1rsvitiss.

Busy B.b-Bonncr and Blum.
Snake River had ''howlins" snow storm
on Thursdsy. 'a.r.''..
o. J. Salisbury, Esq.,, has our tina nks for
fsvors extended. Pass. r, -,..t-,.,sy
DR.. p. Gaylord. Botanic Physician, con.
ds1iyering . lecture on Medical
scieaps an early day.
Os,s. arc selling u Bslsss=st ce., per
pound, nd barley u % u e1ass per pound.
tAnd ssill sosac Of the nals ~ poor)
IN. 4 g. sounds vesy nscAa like Ana
aims to the tax payers n Montana. Well,
il Il ''sound and fury s'gn,fyiug soothing"
A trunk full Of royal gasasa,s arrived by
express from San Francisco On TharS6ny.
The Quees Of The ssltatosy realm gives I'm
pcrial audience on Tuesday evsssss next.
Animals laden with tin ware are pereSrin'
ating the streets Of Helena with "gaunt
famine haunting their desolste eye"
Another argument for North and South
road.
Newell" the Helena minstrel. must be .
champion orator. The Herald says lie beat
Judge Knowles on speech making We
take notice the subsidy champions couldn't
do it,
The ditch to supply the mill to he erected
at vipond will be Of 100 inches capacity.
and some three miles long. The survey has
been made and work will be commenced In
few days.
1t is estimated thAt there will be one hun.
dred and fifty persons in costume or fancy
dress At the Imperial Masquerade on Tues
day evening. We have been shown some
costumes that are really superb.
\ party Of hunters the other day rugged
UP huge covered sled with stove, kitchen
bed rooms and psrlor aboard, after the man
ner If Pullman car, and departed for the
Hellgatc Canon country, to destroy the
c0quettish deer and the srstocratic elk.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY vtue Of an order aud decree Of sale issued ont
ID Of the Second Judicial Disteict Court II Non
lama Territory In and for Deer Lodge county, bearing
date OF Deeesnber i0eA lS73 and to directed and
delivered 10 ~ scion lately pending ~ ssid Cosrt.
wherein Israel Cribs is pasintim and Peter Lnxon Y
defendant, ior The sum OF three hnndred and Atty
ana illOO l0a6O III dollars and costs In the sum OF
accrulng costs have levied upon and will. on Setu!
Day. Jasra.y nth A. D. ls!a Ct ~ hoas q eSoek
ioasc IN Deer Lodge city. Deer Lodge county, y.
se 1t pablc auction To- TIE highest and 6est bidder
for cash In hand, the following described real estate
tSpwit: The Hosthwest quarter Of the s0uthwest
quarter the east half Of the northwest quarter aud the
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty-five 1851 township I've Isl north Ol rangc ten
llO] west In Dcef LdSe county, Montana Territory,
With Oh the improvements thereon.
Given under my hand this 18th day VI December, a.
d. 1872.
.rr.. WESLEY w. JONES.
Sheriff OF DEER Lodge county. u. T.
s@a 40 7Gf By CnAnln 9. WARRsN,
lst-le ..-s''sa. UndsS Sheriff.
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HAY mt 81 per ton. From 1 tn
30 tons. Apply to
1871 A. ELl/(S1TT

QUARTS UArTERs. - We received 0n
Thursday evssing from NJ. Thompson, -
practical quarts man, who has been engaged
for the past three years in the Utah mines,
and Is now associated with Capt. Tarnes-
the originator Of the Turner process-who
Is experimenting with ores In Madison cOun>
ty. Mr.. Thompson has visited and exam.
incd several Of the quartz mining districts
Of Montana and expresses his belief in their
favorable comparison with the mines Of
Utah and Nevada 1t 10 not Improbable he
will acquire location IN Deer Lodge coun.
ty. Mr.. T. says the Montana or>s from the
large qaasiity Of arsenic, antimony aud
other base metals are very rebeli;ous ores to
reduce by the process heretofore in Use here,
hut that the Tuner proccss. - !, l,as been
demonstrated, Will eouqper them. The
chemicals required - destroy them are cx-
pensivc, Int the mill process works 30 near
up to the Grc assay that il more than com
pcnsa,cs the cost. AnotIser thing--Hc Gays
these .sess caanoe be aoalUmasctii IN iron
pans tlsas the nos cousiessc;s the action
Of the chemicals in amalgamating. and that
wooden barrels or amalgalnaiing tubs arc
required to make successful work. This
thing would seem to he verified by the Lif.
ference in results in reducing ores by aras.
tras and mills with iron pans. The former
have rarely ever failed to pay; the latter
almost rs rarely paid except where working
high grade ores. Mr.. Thonpso" thinks that
considerable capital from parties now in
Utah will he invested IN Montana mines
this year. rs they can be acquired ut 81 mucl,
better figures than leads in Utah, and tia,
oil Montana now needs to do is u con vince
capitalists that our ores are tractable undo,
any moderately expensive process Of mill 81
furnace reduction, and that this requisite
will be demonstrated satisfactorily this Tea.
son.
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Txx Doy.--Tkc young Banasck Chief
mamesl Ten Day. who has been Familiarity
known in Sou,h. East Montana md Idaho
Tor several years, has hecn camped with
some fifteen u bis family" IN Tin Cup Joe
Cries f.r the past few days. There have
bss,, .vnnic,inE rrports NJ I" The character
Of Ten IA,y. hut we incline 10 the bel,cf
thu, he Is 4 l.s..isy goOd chirf. sod endczvuss
10 Restrain his haad fson dcpredstiens and
any greater degsre At csssedness THAI -
Inherent In their blood. 6sck kas Leen bis
,epu, aason fos numhcr Of years In 6outh.
Ea.. Montana. Hut We sre told thai dssise
The stay IT Bis land near this plsce, whisky
hsa ises fssnisled them " ssss passisa,
mad their ssnduci, aside frum burning ths
ra,,s en-. ssnessily dessnying The Oh rubbcsy
skslssss IT W. Phil & EvaaA ~ bssh II
lssisir,oas aad auAssaiseiag -ctasscter-
slAss aasning ID that their dssskenaesk rsises
appsesenasos ~ .ws,sss cosdaa sbas ths
cssss.rs yho reslds v1sh tAs3s falnilbts n ~
virinisy o,sssarhas With sssesisy. Il \
M ssre.sh:s IL Nave wives ard eAildpas
ltylae se,sses ssvu pe1eAenss 81 . III u
isre.loaaiblr, ssQvanslDa ls1iass lsllssiao
slass vith vhisky i1erhhed tten. - -.
- u M iosoDs - N1aslgs eesappggl1oo-
sIon Tea Dry ~ ~ - havs { teoo1~
vnainn - ~ Len6l. bavo lna3aolIens lhegs,
ard asauitlse ore onply peOyhl9l foe ~
ly stleu ~ ~ eoyp ompnl.. Ilaf y uheql
assy etssohl u. Wpogooos1 Cur o4cese q
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IMPERIAL MAsQuERADE = A. everybody,
their wives, husbands, swcclhcarts. pcti.
TONERS, demonstrators, etc, 10 looking for
ward 70 the Rat Nasgse next week - the
arsud occasion Of the season, there ie
little need be sai,l IT I, only u wish tho
weather msy be propitious. II will he the
great occasion Of tho season, weather Or no
weather, but ~e hope there will 'c .''nc.
anyhow. We karp IT ,lAny l'ersons CON.
Ing from other localities Just ns sugecs'
,iou-Ticksss ars only prscs'ssblc " gentle
men. of the Treasurer. Nj. Harry D. Acaae'.
The invi.asion must lc pr scnted b. thass
not nsabers 81 the cls6 ~ pr''csvs ''cksss,
and tickets OF Invitations 10 the sDnsm'aace
On Masking 10 procure adasiitance. Al
persoss will bs r.qahsd 70 ssssask ~ ~
committee. The dane. will be In Impc rial
HAN. sdJoinirs sirsns Z leictardsosA Tx
copper II ~ NcBsrney fiesse. Carriages
OF slcighs win call fos each Iady sepAasAsly
lf desired. Orders for tho Club, carriages,
usmlng ~ exara Tins u slaica they sAqsa
call. should be left viii thc Thasusss, NJ
DfAchesl, be6..rs 7r. =. On Tstsday &c
niss, and no delay ~ ssls wi'ss called TOR
when Tie time cumca e. .s.,-sq ssis.s.
Sinee writing shs abovs ws sss 'aasraal
,has ! uisnsbsr 81 tbs InslsAtios Csaasss'
will csil On ssch lsaly iavitsd 80 ls9as'
4 n. aad asssesaia ~ hsss = s'a = ~ ",
deelse cassiagek ! ssa " sssssp's u r.
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LOCAL NEW 5.

.VIcToR TIE GREAT Cal G. Clswson
Esq, on Saturday evening last, delivered
his lecture on VICToR THE GREAT, CHIEF
or TIE FLATnEADs, 10 large audience at
the Court House, Deer Lodge. Although
on theme We had thought ourselves somc-
what familiar with, the gentleman had ac'
1,uircd such vast fund of the interesting
history of the Fla,hcads from Immediately
succeeding the visit of Lewis and Clarke
until the advent Of tho white settlers that It
seemed all fresh and Ikea story Of romance
The most interesting portion of tho lecture,
was the recital Of the three attempts Of the
Fla,hesds 10 procure man Of God to teach
them the story Of tho Redeemer and instruct
them in tho ways Of tho white man. This
information was derived from 4Encas, yet
living, who was of the third and successful
expedition that journeycd to st. Louis and
procur.d visit from Father Dc Smct, the
other two expeditions having been lost, one
having been destroyed Ivy Sioux near Chin
ney Rock, and the other never heard OF A.
ter leaving the valleys Of Montana. The
speaker, citing that they derived their knowl'
edge of Christianity from the short visit OF
Lewis and Clarke, the distance they were
from st. Louis. 10 which point they dis.
patched their dcputst ions 70 procure priest,
the evils that came upon the first two and
the natural supcrstitious belief that God was
angry with them, yet the subsequent sue
ccssful result, declared that in all history
since first the bright star shonc above Beth
lehem, no unchrstianizcd people or nation
Ind ever shown SO pure faith or give 10
freely of its blood aud numbers 70 establish
in lis midst tho cross Of Christ. The sketch
of Victor was graphic and worthy OF that
exemplary clliclta,n, as brave IN the field as
he was wise in council, and ever intoxicating
in his tribe preccp,s that would have done
credit 10 the sagcs, sud principles of peace,
industry, morality and justice. Through.
out the lecture were glints Of humor ''Cal"
cannot mpress, and axioms Of belief relating
10 Indians and the Indian system, founded
on years residence and observation, where
the tomahawk was never buried. For all, 1t
was interesting and instructive, aud although
told in plain saxon, without attempt at fine
establishment, was appreciated by the audi
encc rs one Of the finest entertainments OF
The kind We have been favored with. Mr..
Clawson is tins week icctuiing in the north
crn camps, and will presently start Tor the
States and Vienna, contemplating giving hi.
lecture in Helena and Virginia when he shall
have become little more accustomed "a
facing an audience. Its interest as an his
,orical account of Montana before pen and
type took up the record. will draw good au'
dicnces everywhere, and the merit OF th'
lecture will send all away gratif'cd. W.
wish Gal" excellent success In hts new pur
suit. and commend him - worthy to tn
best considerations Of that cfnft Of which III
is u member.
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Personals.

Among the visitors this week are Isaac
Dean. Silver Low Dennis Manton, p. H..
Beartown. Hon. E. d. Aiken, Cable.
We learn that Mr.. Henry Warrington
and Mrs. Blood. do ughtcr Of Mr.. John How
Of Virginia, were 10 bc married on Wcdncs.
day last
Among the victims Of the Brwles Dros.
failure, wac OK. Mayor Haldcrman, of Lcav.
enworti', brother Of Mr.. d. u. Haldcrman
late IF Deer Lodge. Mr.. II. is travelling in
Palestine, and n I.csvcnworth paper says
he turned up in Jerusalem with only five
cent nickel in his packet, and when his let.
ter Of credit from Bowlcs Bros was pro.
nounced worthless by the Jerusalem bank.
ers, lac had to go over on . rancho in the
Valley of Jehospl,at. aud herd cnttlc for IS
month till he could get remittance from
hcusc. n~ .-..v.
Judge Knowles returned from Supreme
Court on Monday. The term was compar.
atively unimportant. number Of the more
important cases being continued until
full! bench can give them hearing. Some
changes were male in the District terms,
among others appointing the ensuing term
in Deer Lodge Oh the second Monday in
April. The appo'nt ment Of the others will
probably bc published.
Some persons -tl,crc arc always sonsc
''sssptj" people il esssnupit2-peufsss
~ have Interpreted fr0m last weeks AEw
NORM WET. that O. D. O'E3annon, ESQ.,,
wasalout 10 be Issrried. Possibly We might
nut have been explicit enough i" stating
that the photograph cnciosesi was one Of
his own, and that tile Mrs. O'Baunon he
hsi found MS the wife Of q mar esakc rel.
alive he was visiting in Memphis, but it
does seem ~ Us that there has bccn u mali.
cious purpose ~ miscOns,rue that paragraph
and choke down Ill our attempts at brill>
liant ambiguity.
You have noticed accounts of the recent
snow slides In Utah making such fearful
havoc in the vicinity Of Phoebe. Many of
you also remember The gentleman with the
pleasant name, Mr.. Cash, who year or two
since was superintendent on one Of Gilmer
& Salisbury's Divisions Well, he recently
left the l;ne, bought some stock aud 10 run-
ming gang Of quartz teams from and 10
the Emma minc The other day snow
slide caught party If them In the canon,
killed horses, drivers, and everybody around
except Cash. who went under the Ice Of 4
mighty boulder and lives ~ tell the tale.
Tie Cash system Is the best.
Major JONES. Indian Agent, having been
relieved Nv Sha"si,an, arrived from J0cko q
few days since aud with his s,n started on
Thursday morning Tor, Washington City
going sid Helena Hc tsys ke an show ,
cIcan record in the Dcprs,'.ens snd viii q It
a. ,. GrEsr, Esq ,. s ,prdmincnt, citiser
residing near Chicago. Illinois, y nd specls
correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune, Or
rived on Thursdsy froaa Corinne and vii
r.n,ain few adsys in pser Lodge. AlthSpgl
81 hasiscss TIP, n. @. hes Soand asaa,
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