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POETRY.
Family Reading.


The following clever jeu dt<prit by orpheus c.
Kerr has bit u quiet sarcasm which may be ,ur.
gcstive to parcnts It appeared In tho New York
Graphic:
An American male parent unto hie babes ssjd he:
'Come hthcr. pretty little ones, and lit ON eithc.
And tell me what you've lately heard your n,other
read, aud me ?"
In MS tsterIy assurance, and fond. parental way.
dc wanted TO discovcr what the iunoccnts would cay
ABOUT Missionary book they heard the other day.
Full Of glcc spakc young Aionzo. oil legs and curly
hair:
"You yead about the man they hung and oil the peo
pie there;
And Mamma ycad the funny part, Of how il made him
swear"
Joining quickly In. cried Minnie waist aud dim.
pi.I
1T wssut half no funny. though. as that about the
check.
They casght somebody forging cause he was 20 green
l'spcct a."
But tho thing liked the bestcet." Aionxo piped
smaiD,
WAS how somebody yunued away, and wont come
back again,
Aud tookt somcbody's wife with him upon yailyosd
train"
''Thcs you wasn't list ming Lopxo" came swift from
Manic, small
"whcn PAPA read about the girl that tookt her only
shawl,
And wrapt baby up In II. and left 1t in the hail.
'oh. want, hey :" trillsd Alouso, disnaycd to b.
Outd0nc:
lin gon to learn to yesd, myself; and you can have
the. Sun;
opc!"
The American male parent, bis hair arose on end:
bend,
And from their little mouths strsightway made disma
hoWls ascend.
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8oW Yallo1.

From the Utah Mining Journal, April -.
It was enrly last evening, % We were
leisurely crossing the street. that the thing
happened, just between the saddle Rock
and the Deserct Telegraph Office, too. You
ecc old Porter Rockwell. the confirmed in
ebriaiist, the hyena schreechist, formerly
Brighsm's chic f slashist, was standing on
the walk just in front Of the ditch. Those
who EnSN the depth Ot tho ditch ana the
filthy condition of it, can best appreciate
what follows Port was, as We said. stand~
ing there, and If such thing were possible,
wss . little drunker than usual. He evident
ly had not figured correctly on the perpen>
dicular, for sudden 10 behold, with screech
and . backwa and downward swoop, he
landed in that ditch, and all that was left of
poor old Port was pair of boots and IN
uncovered pate. Like the gorgeous snap
ping turtle which the historic little shaver
left ON its back to contemplate the beauties
of astronomy, Port, Ipsrchance, would have
been there yet, hsd it not been for his COM
paDions reluctantly coming to his relief.
After several Intellectual attempts Port wus
placed on his pegs, and with the assistance
Of two men he was held on then: until he
could be got into the nearest SALOON. The
old man has had his day, and no one knows
what he suffers; more horrible than blue
devils or snakes are the skeletons Of MUIR
dered victims which are ever in Imagination
haunting him.
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Training . Deg - 1aa-

n.~~. sAN Ttsnas end eMrn0IC4o.
Joe, 40 you AnOw ,'~w ~ sss'ss. - S.s -
run3'
Joe (~ppearinS very much intcrcstcd)-
mo, Uncle Dave, how 10 that?"
Uncle Dave-'Wcll, Joe, I'll tell ye what's
. fact When I was = boy I used TO train
'cm, and know how Ills. You jist git you
elder jint, and punch the peth out oft. then
stop up one end, and then take and put 10
. load Of dry powder, then load OF vet
powder, and just keep on till you get the
thing full. Then keich yca dog, and take
good. s,roug string, tie yer elder jet hard
and fast to yer dogs tail, % he cant git Il
Of. Then tech Ore 10 Il, and the vet pow.
der will born slow, aud jist spin out little
stream of Hrc agin him, and that will cause
him to look around. and about that time 1t
will ketch the dry powder, and Il will shoot
him, and cause him to make spring, aud
then hc will stop and look around, snd u
win shoot him again. and then he'll make
another spring and cross thefsnce, aud abous
that time il will shoot him again. and bell
make about two springs, and u will shoot
him again, and then he'll begin to gs
s,raightcred out, and he'll run about four
miles" s.a.z..s
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A decision 1T considerable public interest
was delivercl last Tuesday by tho Supreme
Court OF the United Sta,es, IN the appealed
case OF Nrs. Myrs Bsadwel' against tho
St.ss Of Illinois. on application for license
70 practice Daw. Tho Court below denied
he application ON tho ground that u was
woman who made II, and the appellant
claimed that shs was ealitled to the license
sndsr ths second section Ut the fourth a.
ticle Of the Constitution Of the United States
and also ssdes tho Fourtsenth amendmens
Of that ins.sument. Tho Supreme CsuEs ct
ghe United States held. however, ihas u
right to practice law ~ the codrts OF Stass
10, not ono Of tho privileges and immans.
sies belonging to citizens of Tie United
States which State b forbidden to abstdge.
Tho right 70 control and regulate ths grant
ing IT llcsase IN practice law in the coas'a
Of . State 10 one Of ihoss powers which On
not transeurod for its ps0,ecsion 10 The Fed'
essl eovssnmsat. and "! exeseise y 10 -
mennes eovssseal os eaalsol)sl by cittses'
chip ef ~ Uni,ca Sseaes in sass passy sssk
isr snch liaeasR. TIE j,.dsmtns "e IN
lovee couss w.s a1mal. Tia question q
~ ssehs Ut voasa.se s,ssci5s the soeeds'
| fssackiss - aae, Il will. = eoessvse
houueeeo 0Do. essgsa ~ tsg e
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Cora PsARL's Cur.-A Paris co!respsn.
dent of tho New York Times wsites-COsa
Pearl has just had suit about the famous
Gun Ut which wrote you. and which IL.
Duval refused 10 give up. The lower part
b Q model Of Cors'a hand holding the stem
of ,hs bowl, winch is model Of her bust,
cut Of at the base ct the throat. A cast Ut
her bust Was taken, and also Of The hand.
and The cup was an exquisite pises OF works
manship The model came . three thous>
end francs, which Cora sad certain gentle
msp Who ordered the cup had % pay ~ u
y.s impossshIc % get The noney oct Of hin
sha Cuvss decided that Cnsa mss pay shs
Nh. ,which. by iIss BY. sbs y psssseily shla
~ das - pssees,y Using velssd = soss'
y>39G onOvo Ana1kAa. ssi ssazSags
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- An exchange, speaking Of newspapers
and what 10 expected Ut them. very f"rcib'y
remayks that - there 10 no business in all the
vide world 20 subject to spon:ing AZ the
art or trade of printing newspaper. Pub
lie corporations, societies. and associations
In general have pecaliar ideas about papers.
They think they ought to prtut, pun' and
publish all for nothing; that is, ''trec gratis.
In other words, they seem as'oni.hed II
asked half price only for cards OF thank',
tributes of respect. personal communications,
ar ANYTHING else that only interest few
persons, and not the general reader. They
think Il cos,s no morcy to advertise. pun,
e,c. And thus one and another will sponge
They forget that . takes money to pay
composisors, to buy ink, type. and paper
lastly, they forget even to thank you to-
er,,ui.ously punilg their Lasiness ~ sers'
ins the public"
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pu.cuA.s OF EUROPEAN CTFv.-A"
,m,,euss real estate purchase similar 10 thss
a a.maus Bay, has just l'esn concluded N
Europa The city of Psrss, situated Q. .,'e .ne
AdrissIc. half way between Corfo and tue
ocsek maitland, with Ito territory, double
barbor. fart, and four sl'ou'aod 'ohso''s"'s'
he's been suld to Chrissski Aosfspns'. :
Greek banker, Tor tho sum Of s'O'ouo p's'
ten. This individual ss singular ''.e'u
tl,u Of he way 10 which sone people gam
,,0uence and fortune. By birth IN A'osn
M zosraphss was originally : boec"ef. ~ao
~. bv his own energy and intelligence. 70
- pcss,iou Of Rothschiid. Like q! y. nl'
"a .relleIonisss of the Greek Orthodox fs'sn,
i ps,s his wealth into excellent ose :. -
ees osiy oos,ribstss hundreds % eye'y se~
ecaaoi ana church, bat has lasge ~
sf yosss ssa educated q Ashsae sad e''''
vhess st his own cxpense
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The burning Of dead prince In India 10
rather expensive. A letter in the I-ondo"
1ynss describes the combustion Of bis High
ness the Msharajah Of Jondhpore. The
corpsc va dressed in royal robes of brocad
cd cloth. and decked out with jewclry vsls
ued st S75 600. In front Of the funeral pro
~asssnn walked two elephants laden With
Rold and silver coins. tn the amount OF vOS.
500. which were scattered st every hundred
naces 70 be scrambled for. The corpse
sb.wls and jc~clry were all thrown toseth'
er upou the burning pile. From the DAY on
which his Highness died, 5000 Brahm'n'
regularly received food aud largcs'e OF .
ruoes st the palace gates. All tho i"sao,.
,aots BY wsy of expressing their grief
absved off their beards. noussactes. and inc
hair of their heads. The lsmentcd Ha)sn
left behind him neat assortment OF wives
md coucubines, Who we're. many OF '"co.'
extre,nely des,rous Of being burned with
their late lord. somc because they wes>
really grievsd st his hss. and Others oc
cause Il was the fashionable thing to d". u
VS. not permitted. however, greatly F" "'
disgust OF the widows.
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Al fate! cannot = man
Be wisc without beard
Prom cast u wcet. from Bccrshcba to Dan,
Say. was It never heard
That wisdom might In youth be gotten.
Or Wit be ripe before twas rottsns
lie pays too high price
For knowledge and for fame,
Who givcs his sincws to bs wise,
His teeth and bones to buy name,
And crawls through life psrSIytic
To earn the praisc Of bard and critic.
10 It not better done.
To dine and sleep through forty years.
Be loved BY few. be feared BY none,
Laugh lie away, have wine for tears.
And take the mortal leap undaunted,
Content that all we asked was granted,
Bat fate will not permit
The seed Of gods to die,
Nor suitcr scnsc 70 win from wit
Its gucrdOn 10 the sky,
Nor let 10 hide, whate'er our pleasure,
Tire worlds light underneath measure.
Go. then. sad youth. and shine!
60 sacrince to fame;
Put love, Joy. health upon the shrine.
And life u fan the hSmc!
Thy hapelcss sclf for praises barter,
And DIE 70 iAnc IN honoreu '""''..
r.. ". Emessos.
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Washington, April 2s-The statement
published in the Boston 6loSs that ''some
years ago . Capt. Wright Of the United
States army did invite party Of nodocs to
a feast. and then ireachorously massacre
them," 10 untrue. The following are the
facts as related by On old Oregsn hunter
who was ~ne of "Wright's band:"
Capt. Ben Wright never wss United
States officer nor In any wy connected with
the army. He WAS . representative ma" OF
. class known q hunters and srappe's. bos~
der men Injured 70 hasdsh'ps, and to whom
danger 10 welcome for the excitement u
sfR,rds. Something more than twenty yrass
.xo. ard while the tide Of overland smigrs-
,ion vas flowing strongly to Oregon and
California, the northwestern portion Of The
latter State and the southeastern portion OF
tho former, bounded on tho east By the
Sierra Nevada mouutains, lay In line OF
the great thoroushfare 70 the interior ID
these States, and this section wss IN p"s.
sessiou of the Nodcca These savagss, true
to their instincts, took advantage OF the
weak and exhausted coadi,ion Ut these im>
migrants while passing through their eosa.
Try, waylaid small companies, ma'dsrse
them on the road, or as might at'acked and
pluudercd their camp aud murdered men.
-....- .~a r,,iieaaeu. 10 such IN eztsss
did they carry their musdeeing and thieving
that immigration wss almost ensisely broken
up In this direction. Il .gt'
! Il wssunder such circumstances that Capt.
Ben Wright thsn living ut Irska, onsof
the nearest mining camps, was called upon
by the united voice Of that section 10 unite
| with him few detesminod men Ut his own
daring stamp and protect immigrant travel
through the Modoc country. he responded
to tho cali, gathered his few braves, and
they Immediately "put ouC' for the Iodocs.
Their iirst caro- was n pass along the thoe.
oushfares leading through the 1odoc section,
and bury the bodies of murdered passenger.
They next turned their attention to the "a.
shors Of this wanton and unprovoked butch.
cry. Knowing we'll the nature and hsbits
Of the enemy, they were careful not to reveal
their presence until they were ready y strike
. blow. The opportunity soon prsssntsd
itself. They found . band Of about 900
Nouocs encamped in the bend Of deep and
rapid river, which gave the Indian hassess
decided vantage ground. which they cer.
tsinly needed, ss the enemy ou'numbssed
them three to one. The Indians sealising
,hci. situation. called for . ''peace talk. +"
The time appointed for this TALK was The
ensuing morning. Undcrstanding we'll the
character Of The nod0cs, Wright spent ths
night In watching thesr movsmsnsA Hta
vigilance was rewarded BY the discovery ot
unmis,akabls signs Of tseachery, and hs we'll
knew that The asfs.y ef HE own little band
depended upon sinking the hrst blow. Ths'
b)ov was stsuce With terrific e1lsce, . IL
the Aghs which followed bic little handle
Of mea .uunned hemDccAsius" oe uealll
~ enifs aanR ~ N1paag ~ MI -
. 0H sAff ftal3g-sss.4
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II vi,l he recorded - curious TACT IN
history that only ~ hrss and last "t inc
Christian poutiifs Of Rome saw tho end OF
the tventy -afth year Of thsir incumhency
~ ,hs holy chair. Two hundred and atty
nine hsve resigned. Two oaly have hsd
she special h0ooe.
OF 80 oecupssls Of ~ ceaaf"t re'es Ous
Ten bavc hsld ths keys 0oee sna"
vcasa Theoo Woge: s
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uy shss p. Chronicle sliraels Man.

ny thsS. =. Chrouicle's Miracle Man.
When Moses led the unsopaisticated chill.
dren Of lsrael out of bondage and came to
the banks Of the Rcd Sea, 1t Is said the waters
parted and allowed the chosen people to
pass over dry shed, but that on Pharoah
and his army pursuing, they came together
and engrlphed them. This, though doubt.
less appearing q miraculous to Noses ~ re-
corded, was simply the effect Of the tide.
In the nsrsow neck Of the Red Sea that be
passed. the siucoming tide has great veloc.
ity and height, changing from ebb to flow
almost instantaueously, owing to the pecu.
liar conveying and funnel like shape of the
place Tlf same thing occurs in numerous
other plse9 Of the world - in the Bay of
Funday, here the incoming tide is raised
high sb9K their natural height. 49," -""-~-
cling seem Is 6e pour:ns down slope. max
ing ,urbid waterfall Of majestic appear
ance. At the mouth Of the river Tsientsng.
in China. the tide plungcs ON like cataract
four or five miles in breadth and thirty feet
high, passing eighty miles up stream with .
veleci,y of twenty five miles On hour:
tDana, Geology p. 65S) Napoleon I near
u wss lost witt bis courtiers in the ideusi.
cal spot where pharaoh 10 said to have per.
ished on accoun, of this phenomenon. John
q. Abbott, in bis admirable life of Napoleon
Vol. /. p. 2O4. ays-''One day, with quite .
retiuue, he made an excursion to that idsn~
tical point of the Red Sea which, - sra>
dition reports, the children Of Israel crossed
three thousand years age. The tide was
out, and he passed over to the Asiattc shore
on extended fats. Various objects of inter-
est engaged his attention until late In the
afternoon, when he commenced his return.
The twilight faded away and darkness came
rapidly on. The party lost their path. and
q they were wandering. bewildered, among
the sands. the rapidly returning tide sur
rounded them. The darkness Of the night
increased, and the horses houndercd deeper
and deeper in the rising waves. The wats'
reached the girths of the saddles and dashed
on tho feet of the riders, and destruction
seemed inevitable.
The horses did not reach shore till midnight
when they we're wading breast deep in 'h'
rising waves. The tide rises on that psIt o1
the coast to the height of twenty-five feet
Had perished in that manner, like Phsr
a0h,' said Napoleon, it would have furnish
ed al the preachers in Christeudom with
magnificent text against me-" II Nose
had been half an hour later the miracle
would probably have never been recorded
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EvE.AnefucAl CORNER.

Womsn's mission Submission, likslyi
Grace Greenwood g,vcs fifty close call.
Women preachers are increasing rapidly.
A handsome thing in shswls-A pretty
girl
Initial note paper has superceded the
monogram, and three oornered paper 70 II
order. .-
r.: r%3rc:. cs c.':: :;. dss .s..l hes = "w" ..1
woman.
A young lady In Dubuque sets her dog on
such male visitors - che does not wish %
call again.
A young lady Of Lewiston, Me-, requires
10000 grains Of opium per snnum for her
own consumption.
A set Of diamonds recently presented 70
Patti BY the Car of Russia In person 10 val.
ued At $eo,0oo
The motto Of the Good Templar girls Of
Salem. N. J., Is: 1.-THE lips that touch
wine shall never touch mine"
The best way to &c. just the right tansls
On the hair 10 to al it full Of corn meal and
get the chickens to scratch Il out.
A lady now In Edinburg wears . mole.
skin mentle manufactured from the coats Of
nearly 600 moles captured on her own prop
er,y.
The best shoe shops will make another
at,cmp. to revive low, broad heels, now
thu, the promsnsding season he's beg0u
again.
An old woman At Liverpool. Ohio, didn't
want 'em to take any trouble after she was
dead, but II II was just the same shed like
tc be buried with her spectscles on.
| One of the common sailors on the Attain
tic, WAS woman about twenty. five years
old, who lost her life trying t. save lives.
Her sex was not known till she was pre-,
pared for burial.
According to Dr.. Hayes, the Satan of the
Esquimsux 10 woman. This accounts for
their ability to live in . land of perpetual
snow ~ she is able to make 1t hot snonsh
for themat any time.
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
| Oar little aallis did to heaven 60
Baby life 20 6eet 10:
| She VA aalicted with the cerebro'
Spinal meningitis.
A street.car conductor in Detroit picked
M q navy revolver from the door % several
passengers were departing. A we'll dressed
woman claimed II with the remark
s'Tha,'s the second time I've lost that TO-
day."
The Tcnnyson of Indiana - responsible
for the following poeticsl contribution:
Young man spare that bustle1
Touch not single "pape;"
That w0mans had au awful tusele
To get herself In shape.
A new ordeal Of the bull room 10 prsscrib'
eli by Soc,ety in Aontalluyah, where the
choice Of partners 70 made to. depend on The
superior beauty of the foot, and decided
by an arbit'r, chosen by the company, and,
of course, famous for his taste and knowl'
edge Ut the beautiful. While 1.-The asbtse1
pursues bic duties, the ladies are concealed
behind . screen, which 10. however, open
sufficiently at the bottom TO disclose th<
foot. She to whom the palm 10 awarded
has the fret choice Of . partner, and th%
others iolD, y in succession In the order u
| -l;.l, ,. a. s,.vn I>oon e>nkad
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80 Pissas Il Nessda have ese.Aee :
M dsgrss q eivilisasioa Asysev' -
~ eanblo o9A sWoG
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Al PREPARED TO MAKE ENTRI1s At
nELENA RATES!
10 one ID now Connected With ne Iu tho
Land Business In this CSaaty.
Can s,va,s ~ iousd ct the District cssk's olDss.
D.., o. D. ODANNON.
LODGE June. %. 1874 ite0
To Investors.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company has now
built. equipped and put in operation nearly si7 mile"
of ito main line Of road through an excellent country
and along wins. 10 kpewn - tue v"'.' ""-'- ." -.
Pacific. The anishsd portions already ENJOY ""se
and tss. Increasing trsac The sections appsoscoox
eomn.,on connect the chain Of Lakes with tho nav'
s.,ion Of the Upp.r Missouri and Columbia r'vsr'
with puus. Sound. secure at once large and proat-
able business and sntitls the Company 70 ABOUT w.
1oo eoo ac,es Of excellent average land u ses Sim
With tbess accomplished resu,ts, the Company o.
ser. and 10 now rapidly ceiling. its First Aostsass
posds for the purpose Of completing the eoosssse'
.Ios and equipment Of iss road aoross tss oseosss@
,tsr carsfu, investigates. ~ ssssoossd sssss
.o,ds y well ssssrsd ssd aasssaaly essstssss !"
vss..s.s. Tssy havs - yesrs 70 rss pstsdPs' aea
h.sss ars paysss 10 so'A tss i"tsFsse ('s'sa ase
saesst.sshs psr sssl) h sqsai nsv 70 ssess ~ P''
ss.t. II eunssey. Tss osspos sad 'ss'ssasa ses's
ca. " sxshasssd fer each othss. q ~ p'sa's's
the so,dsr. Ood checks Tor The centennial snes'sss
% The rsgsstessa besds ~ mailed - ~ pese ses
sdlrsss oe the owssr.
rhsss secssitiss havs ~ following dsosses q
s.s,sgtA asd sassty: They srs ~ es'lsasass q
s.roas corporation thsy sss aise .esseAe' - ~
ResA IL right os way, squipsssss -sad sfasea's's
and arss lean On ~ ~ eas.iags. 10 soa'''ee y
this equally sueisas ssesty. tsss 70 sos =
,synss. Of ~ psiseipal and istsrsss o'sssss
averaging sssus $500 Acres rss Hias Ter ~ se's
isssth os ~ Roaa. A. ~ svssaes paes ss s9s
wiieA ether lAsA onaas hsvs tAss fas ss's ss'a
this real estate ssessssy Win ysA osss tsas s'sss'
~ .i,s-uess thsa thrss tinss ~ 1essasas ssss
toals.
The Company Sss already ssgss ~ p'sesss =
dsssiag and easesliiag ~ Asse ossegass seess'
they 70 now tssag sssssvsA. = iie y asesesss
sssAssss fss ~ osupssys ysisslA
LAY COOKER CO.,
H~s.ss.A. ssv ye1s wAss's1.
kaanaaAeasv 10aNA Nsse AsoRsss 9
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I. Any oas Who takes Q paper regularly from q
posto9ice-whethef directed to bio name - aooeh0os
a. whether he has snbec1ibcd or Dvt-ie roe2o0doJe
foe the payment.
4 II person orders his paper discontinued, 10
muet pay a ar."ara,es. Or the pabeher may contnee
70 eend Il until payment 10 made, and collect the whole
not.
q The eosrss have decided that refusinRto take the
newspapers or periodicals from the P0sto6ice, o. -
moving and leaving them uncalled for 10 pS5S0 foeSD
evidence Of intentional fraud.
Papers ordered to any address can Be changed %
another sddreae q the option Of the subscriber.
Rem,ttsnces By asafI check, money order, q. ~.
istered letter. may BE- cent at our risk. Az Posenae.
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De rLodRo. .. Monto0o
j A M e . H. N III l. o.
BDITOR AND PUDll0HBR
T3RNe-Psyab,s Invariably n sdvaass:
xDvpPAPu DDcloyoNe:

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ENTRIES.
LAND 1SNTN1E@s
ND + N T II l Els.
O,RANNON a WOO 7
or oBANNox. FL TGSDYii 9..Sri..

viii attend % all matters relating 10 entry q puhse
isnds in Deer Lodge and niss0ula counties. Wehave
Township Pats asd Abstracts oS al' AIees soo s"''
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''thc Park COmWi09t0nef u OF OpIn1O1 t"ss
Il will cost @, ,O00, 900 to complete the new
Natural History buildings In Central Park,
n give ample room for the minerals. fossils
and live animals. The seid animals OF the
zmloeical COLLECTION take up large amount
Of room In the Park buildings, and II costs
the city great deal Of money to feed them
and keep them properly seermed. but they
arc source Of great amusement to the nur'
ses and children. u."-Pask COmmissioner's
ReDort.