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Home Reading

Home Reading. ,.t-
g; One of the most pleasant and noabiest
duties 1.-The heal of the .familysis to fur
nish its members with good reading.
Let good 'reading go into a home, and tho
very, atmosphere of,that home gradually
but surely changes. The'boys begin 10
grow ambitiaus, totalk about man, places
books, the past and future. The girls,
begin to feel a new life opening before
them in knowledge, duty ard love- They
see new fields Of usefulness and plcasurs:
and SO the family changes, and ont from
its numbers Yill grow intelligent mcn
and women, to fill honorable places, and
beI useful members, Of society Let the
torch of intelligence lie lit in every
. .hpnsclold.' Let the old and young vie
with each 'otlief' III introducing new and
use!ul topics of. Investigations, and IN
soI,erishing love;6f feadirig,, study and
improven,ents.,.ai~,l.e 80. - ~. IL
n, .asu1a a.z-Sa..ss. 81: ~: ----.ls y aniI
ar h lissfssslatsss#FatAs ll;fss 81 ssF9a y i-'6
jiwJudgec PoI;anad * redit Mobile Com
.mit,cc is session, The fatl.cr the
investigation proceeds the deeper the H..
plication. Tnere is new 7no ,lpubt thst
members Of Congress were largely inter
cstcd i'll this interior arrcr cement of the
Union Pacific Road. And this ut
time when measures concerning that road
were pending before them. Ii is true
they all now profess ignorance, that it
was only an ordinary investment, and
that they have withdrawn their uamcs
and refused to have anything further 70
dc with it. But strange 70 say, the time
otlthc alleged Withdrawal has never, been
mbde appcnrent. So fir hesevidcacc
indicates, not until the public press had
spoken and lcdlna ndcd a public and
thorough Investigation, Mr., ,L]L9wn4des, !, ,af
South Carolina uttered not. only a high
hut.a bfoper sentiment. When speaking
o., the Presidency. he said it was an office
neither to be sought or declined. SINH
lar is that sentiment which declares that
members of Congress should not be ,pecn-
niarily interested in measures which are
before them for consideration. They
shoul,. like Caesars wife, be aboee the
slitest suspicion. They should come to.
the alter of public legislation with cleao
hands,, But ali around US arc the .eyi;;
.dsnccs That the war; with alT is other
disasters, has left in cts tsain an utter
decentralization. both Fedral and State.
And this to such an extent as almost to
have DESTROYED all scncc, or even CON
sciousness, of moral ohliquity and wrong
Every ply deveIepes the degree tie which
this has prevailed, and how, aud enough
tc say, it has formed the heretofore con.
cealed, but actaral strata of nearly every
department of life. But the right is be-
ginning to rc-asscrt its just supremacy.
Public opinion is exercising more whole
some influence. 1t is insisting upon a
return to justice, honesty and truth, in
all the various functions Of government,
weather Fed ssral, Congressional, or State.
And this is a hclthy sign, It il one Of
the indications dat. the darkness of the
night is about to pass away, and that the
corruptious broducec by the chaos of
war will soon lie at an end.
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Slll.EERIFPS SALE. i.'..
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
Nathan c. Wheetasloahic

Nathan c. Whctstonc Judgment
t,lrnl va for M
oEyssr y shppleJJ shhppleJJ ,nl n,4F 4F9reelgsase -
Hg1 Virtue OF a Judgment jim. this case, will
I'D sell on the lst Monday in' February next
At the usual hoyra of sale fhe following trast Of
land.
All that plantation or tract of land contain
ing 5l2 acres, more or less, situated on Cattle q;
Creek, waters of Edisto River, and bounded on
the cast by lands of DIV. Nets and Joshua
Bair, on the north by lands of Thomas Poleske, /,
on the West by ands Of r. f.. Berry and Ana a
Berry, and OH the south BY lands of'RAG.fM!su
Berry. ). !.
Terms One-half cash. balance on credit of
one year, purchaser to give bond for. credit
portion secured by mortgage of premises, and
to pay for papers and recording s'1b
L. /. CAIN, soc
Sherifi7s Office, 0rangeb,lrg, s. G., Jam 49, =
1873, 4S 2t \,
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Nspp,ECE.

The late firm Of w. c. Coicr & Co,
trading at Fort Motto, hnSihg been dis
solved by the death of;W, q, ssftar, ;lallr
send tlicir elhihis TO; WIZ. DcIretl1e, '7e;
Esd, Attorney ut Law. Orangcburg, S.-.4,
Co., III whose hands the settlement of the
business df said iifm 'his been piace6d. ''"'
IL b7ai .UohnJ. Jacksonp-,n. ],
Dec; 20, 1872, .l,1..... ,.,.,,h
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Turkeys {: 5 :.rApr 90 @2 50
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A FAULTY LETTER. have solved the
mysterious address TRUE NORTH. WEST"
alluded to last week. Mr.. A. J. Growers
letter to the Chicago Tribune did it. The
letter has many facts In it, but has other
material statements and figures 20 manifest>
ly inaccurate and erroneous that It is~to Ike
regretted. For instance he crossed IN ele.
walton of II 900 feet on the stage road, when
at no point In Montana did he attain ., 100.
He sought the Teton Sioux In Deer Lodge
Valley, and found they were 100 miles dis.
iant on the Yellowstone, whom they are not
within three times that distance; he found 4
PresIyssrian clergyman expelled from the
Odd Fellows Lodge for namclcss crime.
which 10 On error; he found the Indian
policy putting hack the development of the
Territory more than al other influences
combined, when the Indians have mot Civ
en- 10 any material srosbls for years, and he
says ''l50, 900 Indians In the Territory art
to-day armed with the best rides and rcvol'
vers and plenty Of cartridges" when 1t Is
questionable II there are $1,000 In ali Mon
tana, and nine. tcnths Of them are fer BE-
youd the conhnesof civilization. All thess
errors and more We believe to have been on
inssssiousl. but they were made and 1t Il
the privilege of the TRUE NoRrn. West
to pronounce them untrue, while commend
Ing the purpose and the facts of the letter Il
the Tribune.
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NEWSPAPER P0sTA0E.-An,ong the pro.
visions Of the new Postal Law, ~ given on
the outside Of this days paper 10 one pro-
viding that postage on newspapers shall be
prepaid at the Office Of publication. This
amounts, We believe, to sixty cents year
on each daily sent out Of the county where
In Il IL published, to any part Of the United
States. One regular copy Of . newspaper
may bc sent from the Office of publication
to any person living within tho county free
of postage. Newspapers whose circulation
10 small and principally within the counties
wherein they are published will not be com
PEELED by this to advance their rates, and 1t
will tend to univcrssl,ze the only system
under which newspapers can thrive-the
cash In advance system-for although the
publisher has to advance al the payments
for the publicst ion Of his paper before ever
. patron sees 1t, they will more readily sp.
preciste the situation when be has to Cd
vance the postage. But with the great city
papers issuing their hundred of Thousands
weekly, st 81 u ~ per annum. the new
act, II Il becomes . law, will compel them
to increase their price to cover this sum.
Those who take States pspcrs-snd every
man should have one OF the great city ps.
pcrs-wi!l therefore probably SION see the
prices increased and this will show the
''why."
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Personals.

Geo. w. Irwin, ESQ.,, 10 spending few
days In Helena.
Mr.. w. A. Clark, OF the First National,
10 In New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dsnl J. WEIGH, of I'ssou.
b, gratified their many friends here by q
social visit to Deer Lodge this week.
Messrs. John Caplics of Emmettsburg
and Forest, and John Manning Of Bcartown
were In town from the East Side this week.
We regret to zee our rustling Beartown
friend, Mr.. J. E. Van oundy, severely If.
Aicted with that scourge of the mining
camps. acute sheu matiom.
L. W. Woodruff. Esq.,, of Willow Creek.
Madison county, 10 In town, having come
over to look up some valuable quarts inter-
ests at Butte He reports hard work 10 the
snow between tho jefferson and Big Hole
Valleys.
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Local ersVitiss.

Imperial Club party on next Tuesday
evening.
In these days much il borrowed and ev.
esythiug LINT.
Three mails week yet despite the ''epy,"
and only day or N delayed.
Numerous representatives Of the 10"
family, genus Fhthesd, 10 town selling
fun.
Sosw 10 reported % dssp - lest winter on
the range between Blsckfoot and Green.
horn.
Kenyon + Murphy are running their
Pioneer saw mill night and day. Rustling
6rm, that.
0ilmer 4 Salisbury have not yet lost .
horse by 10000 on the Corinne and Mon.
tana road.
The talk 10 now an ''Old Folks Party" to
close the Imperial Club season with. Ito .
good idea, and the ''boys" won't have to
disguise much.
The Postmaster ut Carpenters Bar and
Snow Shoe have sent In their keys and asked
the discontinusnce Of their offices. Too
much work for the amount Of bsnedt
Kindergarten schools" are becoming
popular 10 the eastern cities. A well.w
ten article In this issue gives . complete
idea Of their purpose and method, and will
repay perusal
Mr.. Con Kohrs 10 10 receipt Of letters from
the east inquiriug at what rates he can fur.
nish 100 head Of beef cattls ct Cosinne
Con says this 10 not . good time of year to
deliver Montana cattle At Corinne. and
hasn't bid.
Mesers. E. l.. Bonner & Co., have leased
the two west rooms OF DeWitt's Brick
Block adjoining the First National Bank
and get possession May 1st. It 10 good
location. . safe building. and the rooms
we'll adapted for sales rooms. The great
clothing and dry goods house Of the West
Side will have better facilities than ever for
the Transaction of their large and rapidly
increasing business.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"NYus,"
q Wood Street,
Helena.


BILLrARDs-Qui,e IN interest attached
to match game Of billi ards played 1t Ger
Der & Dickenson's Hall on last Friday
evening between Fr ank Parker sod Dick
Dickinson, the former proposing to triple
discount Dick. The winner of six games IN
eleven, 100 points each, was % take the
purse-1l00 We hearit stated. Seyen games
were played, ''Dick" winning six of the
seven and scoring an average of eleven and
. fraction 10 his opponents twelve and frac'
ton, playing nearly % even game. The
next evening % testimonial Of esteem, .
number Of the winners friends presented
him with magni6oept Diamond Cue, and
Spanish medal of unique and exquisite
design and workmanship The recipient
responded eloquently and said he would
preserve them through oil bic coming gen.
erstions, more - remembrance Of the
douors than from any Intrinsic vsiue they
possessed, or for the pride he felt In being
singled out for such testimonial ONeill
10 building . IRE. proof vault around the
medal and the cue will be on exhibition on
the wood pile before the week 10 out.
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Book Notices.

UNDERGROUND TREASURES: usw Axp
WsEss 70 viSD Tass. "A hey Ses The rssay detse.
nissiiop u I'll the sseeul nissls withis ths Unted
States. by Prof. Ja0ss Ossoa, Prof Material History
10 Vsss"r College,. Nov Yosk. For sals BY JoAn T.
Ming Co., Hc'sss: pries, postage prepaid. % 70.
We have examined this little work recent
~ issued from the press with much interest.
Every prospector and quartz miner Ia Mon.
tsns should possess copy Of Il. It con.
tsins perfectly systenatised method, clear
and NOT easily misunderstood, wAessby any
Of the miaessh or precious stones nay be
known and named In . few minutes, the
localities In which the several minerals
have been found, scme easy methods Of
determining tho presence Of gold, silver,
copper, ETC., in ores. and chapters on miner.
81 springs, tho detection Of bogus jewclry,
bogus gems, etc. There Is no clap trap
humOuggery about this little work. It 10 the
result Of Ill scientific knowledge yet gained
on ihess subjects, boiled down, prscticslized
and put in methods and language . we'll
understood aud capable Of application =,
tue camp DIRE Is In the labasat0ry. We re-
commend those interested In the above SUBJ
jects 10 send % to Ming Il c.. aud procure
. copy before the invoice 10 exhausted.
IRELANDs CASE srATED-Ix REPLY TO Ma.
FRoUpE. BY the Very Rev. r. n. Burke, o. p. "a
PIP. Havesty 4 Co.. Publisher. New York. For sale
By Jshn II. Ming 4 Co., Helena: price, q o. post
paid 70 purchaser.
The above work, Father Burkc's reply to
Nj. Froudc, giving bis view Of the Norman
invasion, Ireland under the TudOrs and
Cromwell, 0rattan and the Voluu teers, and
Ireland since the Union, will be sought for
ami appreciated by oil Catholic lrishmen.
1t Il an able and eloquent defense against
Mr.. Froudes attack, and the volume 10 4
handsome and valuable acquisition for any
library or book table. Ming & Co. have
had these works brought on by express, and
they can be forwarded in perfect condition
BY mail to any part of the Territory.
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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash and Door Factory,
We have the Largest and best Assorted Lumber Yard
In the Territory, In connection with the above.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
IoUM DANCE 4 MURPHY, Proprietor.
Down the Road -Zso.Zeo ard Roads Bad
The Greatest Nail Detention Yet.

SUMMIT. Feb. 20. 1915 p m.-Fine day,
but cool. No coach from the south yet !;
two are expected today. There has been .
severe storm south Of here during the past
few days, 80 40 to render the roads almost
impsssable. Four passengers just got In
from the north ''afoot"
SUMMIT, Feb. :7.-A coach for the north
passed Ut $50 p. m. no passengers. The
driver reports fearful roads-drifted full Of
snow most of the way. A driver had TO 60
south from Pleasant Valley to help the
driver coming north to shovel his way
through. They broke the pole of the sleigh
on The road One end of the pole ran into
one of the horses and killed him. The
horses 1t this place and Pleasant Valley are
very SICK with ZOO ZOO. The four psssen'
gers bound south are still here waiting fol
the coach, which 10 not expected until to-
morrov. The passengers names orc o. d.
Loutznhizer, L. b. Duke, and A. W. War
ron. oil from Helena. and Clancy. from
RO1Nmnn
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No PAy.-Measrs. Jne. W. Nelson. y. ].
Newell and Others who have beeo ps"speos'
Ing on the bead OF Dsnpsey Creek this w's'
ter. have given Il up. They run cut so@e
dis,snca and then ssnk forty fest, reached
bed rock, found no pay and - coming ct.
There II about Soss fset It ssow whers NY
40. Sorry you didat and ths install soys.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF ALL
w IN T + r. GOO d 8 .
We propose to sc present stuck now rather than
carry II over 70 another yea.
lSlanIxcts, Heavy Clothing,
....AND....
WOODEN GOODS,
OF oil kipds, ws arr now offering lower than ever
hef0ra
Oar stock 10 suited 70 the wants Of the people, and
Large enough to supply the Wholesale
and Retail trade Of the County.
One, Price to All,
tho rule We do not dcviste from.
E. l.. BONN Err g. 90.
Deer Lodge, n. r.. January II, is7A

THE tale or A TUE. THE AoStsHias
last week gives . sessousble account at
Lent from tho american Eaeyc1psdts.
In It tho following passage occurs:
A curious old English custom followed In
Lent was that Of pelting puppet called
Jack . Lent, the origin Of which d not cx.
plained. Ben johnson alludcs to It In bis
Tale of Tub"
-On an Ash "wednesday
When thou dds stand six weeks the Jack o Lent
For bOys 70 throw three throws penny 1t thee.
Having . recollection that Dean Swift
wrote the singing satire entitled tale OF .
Tub" and thereby incurred the displeasurs
Of Queen Anne, which prevented him from
prefermeut In the church. We took occasion
70 refer tn the American Encyclopedia from
which the above 10 quoted. and hnd that
although the ABOVE lie given under the head
of "Lent,"it sccrcdits in the biographies
vhc "Tals of Tub" to Swift and not TO
johnson. II 10 not . matter Of much mo.
ment, but did johnson also write . '"Csle
Of . Tub" or has the Encyclopedia blun>
dered ? Az ''Sslathiel" b almost crossed
out We might - we'll spring some new
topic.
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No MAlLs,-The tclesrams show . bad
state Of affairs around Pleasant Valley. The
horses are very sick, and not only the divide
but the heavy bench justiug out into Snake
River Valley, y deep With snow, badly
drifted and rendered worse By infrequeni
travel. Il 10 not likely there will be any
mail before Monday evening, - the $50 p.
m. coach 1t Summit on Thursdsy could no'
make connection At Ryan's BY .. ~. FL
day. IN which svent the mail Will b 10
tanned - sbove.
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Territorial.
Avsnt Courier Feb. -.

Avsnt Courier Feb. u.
The Courier gives quitc On extended and
complimentary notice of C. C. Clawson's
lecture ON "Victor" at Bozcman. February
18th.
Rev. Frsckleton has also been lecturing
on "Queer" subject, and Mr.. n. Quivey
scd Rev. w. W. Anderson each on temper
ance. It would seem Bozema, has had
surfeit Of lecturea
VIM. II. Taylor, the old and well.known
stage man, and Geo. 81. Phifer, last winter
telegraph opsrstor ss Junction, left for the
south ON Tuesdays coach.
Fort Ellis u having dramatic and salssto.
ry entertainments.
VIM. Hertneck VS. kicked In the head BY
. horse few days ago and seriously In.
jurei. ....
Many persoas are trapping and seining On
the Yellowstone In violation Of law.
Mostasiaa Feh -.
Eberhart ore 10 yielding at the rate Of $50
| to the ton q the Iron Rod mill.
NJ. end Mn. W. L Hsrgave, Of The In
terna,ioual hotel, gave IN o,d.fashioued
quilting party on Thussday list. Can any.
thing more comfortable b thought Of
We noticed, lase Issue. ths intention Of
Thomas, RI 3 Co., q srscs silver mill q
Chery Greek TO work their leada We are
isfosusd by NJ. Harper, q Iron Rod. that
this company have istssessed themselves IN
Havaaa district and viii have silver ntll
In opssssion there jase - sonn - the asces
sasy machinery can b shipped.
Ths Vlrgiaie City CHESS clsb sceepss III
0bsyisvs invitasioa for gsns Of Chess fol-
d, 90 . side, ssvsa ease % y played Ia
virsish cry.
Nosssas Islos - AAE&A r., IL
[ngsa1G; Dsssle pssssssed ,he =.
tssise y. e y. ~ lgAs, VIII : beasti
EtSl Pa Nasesss Jswtl
TasSs1s 9. Bsaay asd Jssss Asni,aG,
IAav. susl11ks1 HsoGra. s2er I1ssss
| Osly 80 inch Of ssev = ~ PsiekH Fsal
Valley. (
i The shssi& ls6osus aDshae criminals 4
liaso ~ scarcs, asd d6s - kaDw how =
aecssas ~ Il, uslss 11D0 - - -
thses - - - ss6esei0a = esssd = O.
eoaasy III.
i n Tsslossial DlsHsse Cssss-J0lg'
Il I -. - n W.
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TnssUNg ALNANAO.-Wo have Socslveo
from the 7ttjsss PubllshisR Company. -
is7s uumher Of thb vSloabls sass1sssc1 g.
sual s'Thoss who ass csrioss . ~ sassse
Of Political Statistics will dnd 10 ihs 5vsssss
AImasse for le7S very oomplsss gseosd g
W Psssideatisl slseeioas fssn ~ H.
election Of 0sosss washisgtss y I7s1 -
he Second eascsioa Of Ulysses 3. Osses -
ls7S. informasioa which caasot y -
slsswhsss ID ~ assls pute6nl6ea. -
Almanac gives ~ Ilsessssl voss fseo ! Nd
I'D ~ ropslr voss, - osase. soa T. =
% io0." ThoS6 ~ hlsebsoa W0itIag o
wlas ~ - ~ 04Gllnl NosGl3so uooD
- ~ so0aiD ~ GeW01 m10As
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Custom Made Boots,
HARRIS, DEER LODGE, MONTANA,
Sign Of the DIG Red Boot,
Nh N u ia O turCd from the
Best stock of Imported
and Domestic skins.
HEAVY AND LIGHT
8ewcd and p . &c ed II GO =.
AT REASONABLE Prices.
An work guaranteed. Give % call 100
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO the late Arm Of Murphy ?
Co. Lumber Msrchapts, viii please call ssd settle se
oncs either bv oneh ~ note % rsaat close up our
IA se.sonnfe DANCE MURPHY.
Euccesslrs 70 Murphy = GO.
Deer Lodge, February 10, 1913. 1904
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rv~~vr>r>~ ~---1
NIlED STATES.
,u,,, ..,o .,,,..
ts..s s1 .A.o..-N" - =,
isvalid and Sehss pensions q The Ustsd STATE: 70!
snd ssvssey.ecss.
y 4 ssseesd b. ~ Seaate and Hosss q Repssssn
tasives q ths Usltsd States q A0seiea IN Cosgsol
aeoe0hjed That The following suno o. and he ce1e
are HsssSy. appsepeiaiod, oas Of any money In ths
treasury not eebeswiss appropriated Tor The paynsn!
pessions fos ehe esea year esding the thirtissh d
1cse. egeteeo nnoofsd sne seveasY5oor:
Eoe army pess1o9s g invalida. wtdows. and DEEPEN
oent FesaSves. r. vclato0asy pencoas. and pension,
Twelve. and ~ furnishing sItacial limbs u appara
tas ~ eeloo with esanspo!taeion. OF commseatiou
suesetMs sieos Ix compensalioa " pehs,on.aksnss
snd ne expseees o tne several and tos ieea
PROVIDED f0G b. he acts II Amin tvessv eish
eeee h9udsed and stxtsen; July foarth, sightesu
S."assd ~ 1 so.s.. ~ s.nsasI csea ~
Ss.S.s6 IA .S s. s"sas,eses;sS:esn
SssS,sS 10y Sosys;sh. LII sseSnc s.eSsssn
SunSrsS .n Sss,ss; 'Ily h;. sxnsese
snd jay sns
ei~htesn hnndrsS :nS sixs..s~c ~" J,rs .Ss.,;.,h
ciSbtssp hupdred Cxtv. t,ar: June sis,S ma Juis
twenty afth, eivhtesn hundrsd snd sixtv.,x /: juiy
twspty .scysut rivhteen hundresi snd sixiv.eioht
jnne ssvsns.snek ."d Tai. s;~S,h ~. s,s ss'W,h
eiehtcsn hasdsrd ma ssvcn;y Fsb.a.rv tesrssensn
.ss.. spa ard February
ssS." .,sn.,ns 20 ~ sec aug
For psvy p,.nsions 10 isv.iids viiuvs .nd Ssnen.
dent relalvee ma penei0na q, asil.ss ~ fhe MA nj
eightern hundred ana tvevs a>d f0r fnrnishlne ri
Aa limbs OF Apparatus fVe reoscaiOn. Wth tr,nsoor
tSti0n Of oommutatjon therrfor. ccnnssssrion r.
psnsios-agenia, expenses q aseness, and ICES fos
pssparing vouehesS and sdminlssern0 .,atha M nro
vded By de acas q Avsil twsney third ciTteeo I'm
oTco; Eeoseasy tweoeesn, esRhtsee hundred and Tor
stv'sisSt. I'll sSi"rssss s.Sss.. h..roS sns
III Sosr. 1sr. si,sh srS 7,,s t.srs. az .ss.
hnndrsG Ara sixtv.six NsrcS ssconS .ioh, ~ I'm.
SscS snd sxt,ssyen inis eish,".r
hundred and sixty-exht June seventeenth ana July
eighth and eleventh, eighteen hundred and seventy
and February twcutjeth eighteen hundrcd and even
tyewo and Ill other pensions provided by law, fou,
hundred and eighty thousand dollar Provided NM
the appFopratiou aforesaid for nav Dcnsi0nc. and
The oehsr expenditures under that head ahs Be- pad
from The income Of the navy pcusionfnnd 20 lar n
the same may DO sufactent for thaf purn0se
Approved, January 10. 1919.
toExHRAL MATURING. 81
% g. approved June 'evcn' exhsesu
ne q enacted p ne Senate ana House Of Reprcsen
tAsvcs " tnS On'teo Ssates o. America IN Congress
aeecmoied Tnas section twelve OF tho act entitled
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-01

InnenaAsoo Waa1o6 Of Mike" Fuller. Re
was engaged in 1870 IN tssnng bsewesn Fort Benton,
Aslena ,Dess Lodge and MisssalA Was last heard Of
10 Helcns In fan Il 1870. II supposed 70 be In Utah
or Ncvsda Any pesson knowing bic present where's
sbouss or having knowledge Of bis location to the f
Of 1870, will confer = favor and b compensated y
addressing ]. ID. BlNNA
lso-N Deer Lodge, Montana