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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-11


More than once We have alluded -
the benefits resulting frv-n sailing
In localities where II can be readily and
probably followed We give below. II
confirmation Of these statements, the
following paragraphs:
Mr.. l. Sedgvick, q CcrurAl- CocIn-.
stated af the farmers meeting az Lowell.
Mass, that farmers ~ his neishhoghoosd
were engaged In producing lnlIk for the
New York market Referring 10 the
short feed Of the fan Of 1871, be added
Our farmers all declare they VIII NOT
60 back to the old way Of feeding stock
We cut up our straw and everything avail
able Many of us have adopted the
plan Of sseaming food for cur cattle. and
ne are satisfied from the experiments ne
have made tia; We sase a third Of ozr
prCvenler by sfeaming II As sample
Of uha; this manner II feeding vii do.
IEill relate an instance Of n yUung man
who. a wear ago Tins spring. bo1rtf n
iArn Of eighty acres Of land for Sll -0oa
The farm then kept eleven COWS. four or
I've warnings. and \ horse or two The
young man took hold Of that farm and
Immediately put In fourteen ae--s Cd
scxed com He increased the stock 20
twenty-five COWS. and ksF'f them on
Twelve acres. feeding them the ~owed
corn. and also cutting his cats gresn r.
fool His receipts the first year were
over s, COO This year be has su-nner-d
On the same farm tventr-sevsn COWS
and he told me the other day fnAs his
'rensy--even COWS would arer1r@ him
500 each from the profit ON MIL
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AGRICULTURAL.


When kept in good condition and led
nth somewhat stimulating food. snch
= corn and oats, geese VII osaanenoe
20 law very early. and can he sd 10 the
WORK Of Incubation by the end q JAN
nary or early in March To secure Tire
.rrs being fertile there must he oae
,..p,ler 10 every five or six females In
: always well 10 give them separate
srarrnents from those where fowls are
kepa. and water should always he Nc
cessible. II n besa not g. disturb the
goose when sitting. as. although n steady
md constant sitter. she vii leave her
,rrs often enough 30 feed and drink
To save her from going away too far.
and so running the nsk Of the eggs cea-
rug chilled. food and water should be
,lsred near enough 20 he readily aaces-
side, and vet not attract her ars<ntscn
70 the feeder. Wher the eggs are
h1fchei il Is best 20 conSne the mother
for some days In a coop ar pen placed
Upon dry grass during the day. allowing
the ecslings NO access 10 water beyond
Whist they need 10 drink-~hich can he
placed In n shallow pan-untl they are
rro weeks old, after which the mother
and ycung may have Their liberty apoo
clean grass The goslincs sboald gel
meal and water At first, and few leaves
81 early beets. turnips. or cabbage cuf
fine VIII be beneficial When they ee4
their full liberty they VIII live uE.on
grass. but If Il Is wanted 90 have them
grow rapidly and become plump and fas,
they should get meal mixed with butter
mix or SKINNED milk once d2y- When
Young the goslings are very subject 90
die of cramps caused by getting wet or
cold Hence II rs necessary to insure
them clean and warm nests xf nights,
and not allow them out IN the mornings
I'll the der Is of nor should faey he
allowed to remain out In cold, vel sy,r.1,g
storms They should never be allowed
about muddy bAznyArds- A small grHss
paddock for exercise ground should Toe
set apart for them until they can De
turned INTO the stnbbles after harvest
when they VIII faffen RAPIDLY.
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Centennial <,eseb alton.

IHFL sDELPHTA. JuIv d.
Philadelphia wore general holiday attire
ta-iay. over the celebration of the Fourth.
,fhe greatcvent Of the day Was the tran.tcr
9 the Centennial grounds to tie Cetreanial
Commission.
proclamation by the President was road,
NJ the transfer OF tAe ground. where. af.er
reeit'n9 the act nf Congress providing for tho
Nafi"nal celebrations. etc. il clasrd as f,,-
Tvs: Now. therefore. be it knows, thar
Ulysses $. Grant. President III the Tinted
States. IN canforinify witt, the provisions 10
~" act Il Congress aforesaid. do hereby flp.
riar. aud nrncla,n ti,pt there. win H. held ~
The city Of l'hilaI.lpi,ia. IL the State ri Fem.
SYLVIA ia. an International exhibition ri arts
manufactures ans the products III The soil and
,ll'."s. 70 be ni,r,seai or The 18th of Anril
1876. and to close the 18th i i az nc,nh.r
the same year. antl in t'.~ iiiitres, 81 ne,o.,
civilization. and domestic and inttrnafin,.,i
friendship and in erco,,rs:. con,menI ~.
celebration I'D exhibition to the neon:o nf
III. Uit-tl States. and IN behalf If the Cav.
ern'nent and pie. cordially romme,n,
| mem 9" all nations who may be pleased 10
.ake part therein. Il, Testimony whereof
nave herflnfO SET my hand and caus.d M.
great seal ~ the United States to be Affixed n
| ION" at the city ri Washington. this al dav
~ July. 1873. and of the Independence of ~,
United States the 97tll'' Signed.
:, q. :. GRANT, President.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary.
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WESTERN NEWS.

1
We received this week the Spirit OF tf,
West. u sprig'tly newspaper. recently started
at Walla Walla, w. T., aud clip from it tn.
following items:
s1eilacoomis growing over the arrival Of
the '.up-his-snUotic.n
A reading society has lately been organ
lied III SfeiIacoom.
Vancouver las been made happy by the
arrival OF quite a number OF immigrants ii 10
its vicinity.
The editbrof the Olympia Transcript goes
fishing on,Smsiay. TIE better the day, etc.
Cherries andsstrawhsrries have made the
appearance ilf.tlrc Olympia markets.
As soon as the farmers found out that
Olympia paid 80 cents per dozen for eggs
they brought iIiso malE tllit the price fell to
37-l2 cents.
]. /. Brown. the neJ appnintee as Regis
ter Of the Olympia LAM Office has raken pos
session Of the same.
James jameson. corficfed OF rape III 1869
md seatenced TO Is yeals l-np.i soninent, has
,een pardoned out oithc penitenliary by
Governor Ferry.
The Territorial penientiary building. 40 !
lerding To the cribunehSill be completed BY I
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WE would Recommend to those who .ra
ciamoring for narrow guage railroad thu
purchase Of few Of Mr.. Bibb's wagons.
which will prove about as efficient rs the
tramway proposed to be built from the pro.
ceeds Of the labor of the people OF Montana
and they are certainly cheaper. OF this
wagon the Nashville Union and Americas
says:
"Mr. w. &. Bibh. of Georgia, has, recently
patented steam wagon. which bids fair TO
excei all Others now in use tor road and plan
tation purposes. 1t is an Improvement IN
OIL all others now in use, either in Earo.,e
or america. as claimed by lie patentec, and
being ~ the city be has satisfied some OF our
leading business and financial people that His
claim is jasf. These gentlemen have entered
into an agreement with Mr. Bibf for rhe
building Of \ wagon apd tor the right to run
II from Nashville to Pulaski. The stock for
The purpose has been already subscribed fo
secure tie success of The enterprise. and IL "a I
expected TINT by. the first Of October ncxs T
The line will be Dprnsand running daily from,
this place TO Pn!Raki and MI int4rnseeIiare
points,
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OUR COUNCILMAN.

The Democratic District Convention to
nominate joint councilman for Gallatin.
Meagher and Choteau counties. will he held
IN Diamond City on Tuesday next, the l5ih
instanr.
In Madison and Lewis and Clarke counties.
both parties have not only made the question
Of railroad subsidy the leading issue in the
nomination OF councilmen and Representa-
fives, but they even went SO far as to make
all candidates before tile conventions for
nomination define THEN position on this ques-
ton before vote was taken.
Besides our interest In this subsidy aues-
ton, and every one knows our position on
the subject, we have considerable concern for
the success of the Democratic candidate for
the position OF Councilman. We are salts
fed that two-thirds Of the voters of this Dis.
trict are opposed to subsidy, ana that the
subsidy question will be made the prominent
Issue In the campaign. The Convention
should, therefore, in putting orward i candi.
date. endcavcr to nominate man who will
reflect the sentiments Of his constituents; II
not the opposition will, and our man will
certainty be defeated.
We make these remarks not for any selfish
motive. nor to disparage any one mentioned
in connection with that otti,e, but solely Tor
tlls good OF the party.
The favorable accounts we have recently
received OF the progress of the Northern Pa.
elite Railroad. and our abiding faith in it's
speedy construction 70 our Territorial limlts.
induces us to believe that no legislative act Oh
VIII be taken next winterin reference to SUBJ
sidyzing North and South road. We do not
believe that there IL man In the Territory
who would favor SUBSIDY il he was convinced
OF the early constructions Of the Northern
Pacific through Montana. But the more ar
den. advocates OF subsidy last win er mis-
represented that great Enterprise, which viii
soon bring prosperity to our Territory. to
such al extent that our people became almost
hopelessly discouraged. and the result is that
We now have engrafted into our boIy-pol tic
an issue which will have to be met. The only
way We can see that it can be done. and in-
sure succt IS to tho Democratic party. is for
the Convention to nominate AN anti-subsidy
man.
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THE DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT,
CONVENTION

To nominate candidate for Prosecuting At
torney Of the First Judicial District, MAS
held Ut Gallalin Citv on Saturday last. The
proceedings we publish elsewhere. Jefferson
county. for s3nie reasen not explained. was
not represented in the Convention. The.
Madison county delegati"n--eig in num-
ber-were instructed, we believe. for MIR.
Vivion. and the Galatin county delegates
six in number-wefe tor ..I;ob, to mar.
Hence. Hon. Il. P. vivinn was declared the
unanimous choice OF the Conventions, and we
place his nnme ut the head af our columns
as tho Democratic candidate for District
Attorney. and are convinced that his ciec-
ton is Il foreg0ne conclusion. We under
stood some time since. that Col. George, ui
Jcffer0n county. was also candidate before
the Convention for nomination.. bur lie did
not put In an appearance ut the Convention.
Had he done so, and received The vote OF
every delegate from Jefferson, the rcsnl,
would not have been changed Before the
nomination we said nothing for or noai,sf
any asPirant. and now That the ci,o'e. ..s
- oplr. we think it hardly necessary 10 saw
anything con mandatory 81 Mr.. viyiou. who
" ." Wen and favor.bly known in the dis. |
'ric1. lie Is man of fine natural abilities, /
ald il's experience IN the various public posi-
.ions ne bas filled. the las. being that Of
prosecuting Attorney of Gailatin county.
. mn peculiarly fitted and qualified
~ ing position OF Prosecuting Attorney IF
MS District. He was one az The tirs, settlers
u The Gallatin Valley. and whether in pri-
'a'e Or pubic life. has always stood firmly
y lug Interests OF our county. His integrity
"nquesfionahle AMI his Democracy unin-
'eacilabie. The unallimity OF his noin,na-
ION ny fhe Convention is fair index Of his
LANDING with the people IF this county. and
We might say with the voters Of the entire
district.
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BozEMAS, MONTANA, July 6. 1873.
CAPT. JOSEPH WRIGHT:
p. w. MEADOW.

GEN. ADD. H SAND.n; formerly Secretary
oil this Territory and afterwaral Register of
the Land Office. both Of which positions he
fiisfd with credit alike to himself and The
Territory. il ROW the editor Of the Rock Is
land i!!iino;S) Daily Union. While resi-
dent of our Territory Gen. Sanders took an
active interest In encouraging immigration
and otherwise promoting It's prosperity. and
we are glad tn see, from several abs articles
written In behalf Of the Territory since he
returned east, that he has not yet let-up iii
The coed work. From n late number of The
above paper we take the following item: 4
''Moatana il the most promising region
ior tins years territorial emigration, whether
Dent en- agriculture or minig. The AyANT
COURIER, published ut BOzeinan. one OF the
hiost ent-rprising towns III MoEsana. il 4
weekly newspaper which can fully posi- ,ln
migrants. aud there are many here who ar. |
getting Montana on the brain. joe Wright. /
pup isiief and proprietor. knows how to make /
.s. such = paper rs those interested n, Mon
ana nant 10 reasl's
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HE following is tho ticket nominated BIZ
the Lewis d Clarke county Republican Con-
vention :-Councilmen. Alex. II. Beatrle
John McGetrick. Lewis and Clarke county |:
VIM. E. Grinnell, Jefferson coounty; Dis
trict Attorney, Wni.- Chnmasero; Shrif.
Seth Bullock; Treasurer. +. Hoyt; Clerk
and Recorder. John N. Heidi; Co,nty Com
missioner, Ii. NJ. Parchcn; Probate Judge.
II. Jockey; superintendent of Public III
struction, E. w. Carpenter. The Gazette
says some dissatisfaction exists In the JRerub-
ilcan ranks on account Of The ticket ard the
manner OF fts nomination, and that call
mas peen made Tor Mass Convention of the
nations. " Z 'o D
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DISTRICT GOV.
VENTEONs

4 Pursuant 10 a call Of the Democratic Cen
trial Committees Of tile co,nties co,nnosioo
the First judicial district. to-wit: Madison
Jefferson and G,llatin. the Distr Ct Conve,,.
fion met at Gallatim City on SATURDAY.. Jt,ly
9th. f'r The purpose of nominating Il cand,-
date for the Office OF Prosecuting Attorney al
the First Judicial District.
On motion, j. e. Harvey was elected tenn
porary Chairman and r. w Hill Secretary.
On motion, the Chairman appoin ed the
/ following committees:
ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
| W. i. Meadow. G. w. Monroe, G. H.
Campbell.
ON CREDENTIALS.
G. w. Monroe. j. G. Guy, q. H. Camnbell
On motion, Convention adjourned fur ten
minutes.
Convention called to order. The Commit
tee on Permanent ORGANIZATION repnrt,.l
recommending }. E. Harvey AS permanent
Chairman and 3. II. Campbell Secretary.
which was adopted
Committee on Credentials reported as fol-
lows:
Jefferson County Delegates absent.
Gattatia County-Reprrse,ite, BIZ Ave
votes. to-wit: q. W. Monroe. John G. CIV.
). E, Harvey. p. W. Meadow, NV. B. Nc
Adow proxy. J. y: Mentlenl,.lI fR. w. Hill
prox, J, john Nelson being absent.
Madison County Represented by eight
votes. ts-wit: john Mahan, John E. Main.
Or. Z. Daeins. w. G. Fiouts, N. d. j ,hason.
'fhos. Dtyarmon. w. w. Morris anc Il. D.
Alexander, (G. II. Campbeil actin as proxy
for tic Madison county delegation.
Report was adopted aud the Committee
discharged.
On motion, nominations were declared in |
order.
CIV. Monroe placed III nomination Hon.
&. +. Viy1on, OF Gallatin. There being no
,ther nomination,
On molten Of J. G. Guy Mr.. Vfvion was
|eclareI the unanimous cIeiee of the con-
cntion as the Democratic candidate i..r
Prosecuting Attorney Of the First Judic al
district.
On, motion. tile AyANT COURIER and Mon
anisn were requested to publish the proceed.
lgs Of the convention.
On motion. the convention adjourned s;as
q. ). r. HARVEY. chairnan.
y y. CAMRsxkx. secrctary. Il
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LARGR SHIPMENT UE GooDs. Probably The
largest shipment of goods ever mace to Ills
place at one time was received Monday last
" Messrs. Rich. Wilson aud Bogerf. We
have nefer seen better selected stock. nor
one better adapted to the wants Of the. people
Of this country. It consists OF everything. il,
endless variety, aud Of the bes:qu,lily. Two
co'''lno' lo''s storeroonls, Two spacious fire.
pro"f, chuck full. 2 and still there is not
room enough fur this mammoth stock. One
would suppose that this firm had enough 10
supply the Territory Tor tile ncxt year; but
aside iron, their !arg'' trade III This valley,
'lew field is opening up In the Yellowstone
valley, which promises 4 coed trade to Boze-
man. and tiiis house has the very class 81
goods that win be required By tho pioneers |
u the lsllowstons.
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SfibL if4GH.-Ihe excitement over tie re-
Gently discovered City Creek mines, III Salt
Lake, is still raging high. One letge. two
feet in width, of gaiena ore is said to have
been found, and one Of gold bearing quartz
also. Horsenen. pilgrims, packers. mule
SINNERS and OK drivers. thicker than cattle
on thousand hills, are said to scour the
whole country near the head waters of City
Creek, locking and searching for tile precious
metal with fcvcred and excited brains.-cor.
rinne Reporter.
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BENTON ITEMS Thomas A. Cummings.
now al Fort Benton on Gu tom duty. adds
the following newsy post script to business
letter dated Fort Benton. JUNO 10Th: ..Busi-
nessis lively here. The DE smcI arrived here
this morning about o'clock. Esperanza Is
in port. will leave tomorrow morning for
Sioux City. Steamer Katie T.. kou.fz rs res
ported At Fort r. OK; will arrive prob ,bly
about Saturday. A shooting scrapt. occurred
here last Thursday. Murray, The keeper IT u
restaurant. fired Two shes at man l,anltd
Y. 3. Curtis and slof 4 man main d Gardner,
from Bozeinan. throughthe fopr. Ali about
y faro game. A. j. Simmons and Judd were
lcoh ell for III the De Slnet. hut did MT put in
al appearance. Z has been raining quite
hard here Tor the past Two days. A diamond
.'R'' train arrived this morning With a large
amonnt If flour tor the Indian Department.
NORTH Vest
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BY TELEGRAPH
New York Nows.
New YORK, July 8.

New York NOWa.
New York, July 8.
VIM. ). Sharkey, the murderer Of Kober1
=. Dunn, was sentenced 70 be hanged August
18th.
a sister Of Colonel Mosby. Of Confederate
fame, has been appointed clerk in the Dead
Letter Officeat Washington:
The excise commissioners hive adopted q
resolution .leclaring that Age, Or malt beers
are Intoxicating liquors. and that their sale on
Sunday il ii, Violation OF the law;s that the
Board will NOT grasst license to any place
where music is introduced. Sunday. the 18th
inst. is the sla.e fixed for the enforcement Of
this law.
NV YORK. July 4.
At Bellevue Garden to-day an Irish ne
tionaI celebration was held anu the 29th regi-
,nent was presented with silk flag. the gilt
of the ladies' OF Tipperafv. The presentation
was male by General Mcclellan.
Tie Fourth was celebrated here with
greater magriilcence TRAN has been known
for many years past. Tile day was also OBJ
served In BROOKLYN with much spirit
Dispatches rom Il large number Of cities
and towns In the eastern and midi States
show that the Fourth Ut July was observed
with more than II ual spirit.
New YORK. July 5.
'Yalworth. WHO shot and killed his father.
mas been conyrfel OF murder In the second
degree. and sentenced to imtrosnnTent Tor
life. O'Conor IL said to be pnticavoring to
ius;lce tile sheriff IL allow Walworsh 10 re-
-.ss.sr II rv rUsrrr,> w fe r'IW THaL pardon
fro, tll.. Governor may save him from the
State prison.
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F-on1 San Fr.ncisnn


S,N Francisco. July q. 9
Lieutenant Babcnek. Of the Fifth cavalry
who was sent in pursuit Of he mur.l rers of
tie Nainc prisoners. overlook them i'm the
mountains ard compelled an engagement.
vi = fourteen anil eantnring six. Two OF
BahcOck's Indian aids were, wol,ltie.,.
General Crook vas still at Camp Apachc.
~ III. Pine villages A Mexican killed, Tie
Chirf'~ son on .Tn',n 2lth The authorities
took "i'arg" Of the Mexican and cent to Car, n
McIoweii tor assistance Before it could
arrive" however. thr Indians took the p,is-
.ner aud beat our his h,ains,
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w. c. CHILD. Register.
Road N office.
COUNTY CLERKS orFIcx, !
BoZaman, NJ. L., June 4tl, 1873

OUCNTf OLEHK' 5 UFFICx,
Bozsman, NJ. L.. /, June 4ta 1873
TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
MAKE NOtlCE--That a petition of the citizens
j Of Elk Grove Precinct was presented to tho
B6ars Of County Commissioners I'll Gallatn G, UNI
ty at their June ferAi 1872 and laid ever lndeely
ana AT their June term, ls73. the taken ulJ
anu received for q county road. Commencing al or
near y. ~ LuHd's, running thence Southwark to
the di yiding Townships 2and south, theHce west
"af't with said Township line the biuf on the
west sid OF the West Galatn river.
Also one OF the citizens OF Galatin City precinct
~ their June ierm 1873, Tor county re.sd com
southwark up tue Madison Valley 10 the first hills
or bfufis, on the Madison river, thence aroant the
the bflhs and UP said river TO intersect the ro,.d
tfem Bozem III to Virginia Lity, at Wm Auberry's.
~ persons obJeeting to the granting of any of
on the iirst Monday IN september, and show cause
II any they have or csfn Why said petitions or any
Of them shoalst not be granted l1'''Ta1 80
Arch GRAHAM County Clerk
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NOTICE no MINEas.
u. s. LAND oFrrcr

HELEsA, NJ. r., June Is, 1873
TosEPH E. Cock. whose post Office address a
81 Pozeman, Gailatin County. NJ. t. has FLED
in this oice his application to enter agrcuIturaj
land the south west quarter OF secton
% in township No. | north oil range No east
which land is suspended from entry es agricultural
land notice is heftts gwen that hearing will ~
had At this office at 10 O'Clock q, M, on the m
dayof July, 1878. to determine as to the mineral
or non mineral character Of the land, and test
meny to be used upon said hearing will be taken
before Arch Graham, County Clerk, at his Office in
lsozenlan. Gallatin County, NJ. t., commencing AZ
u o'clock q. M, on the 18th day Of July, 1873.
II is alleged there are no known miuers, nor min
ing improvements or claims upon said land
(Signed,) w. @. CHILD, Register.
u u. LYMAN, Attorney Tor Applicant. in2a-An
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NOTICE To MINERS.

U. 5. LAND OFscy
HELENA, NJ. r., My II IS,
Hugh F. Galen. whose post office address, ~.
latin City, Galiatn county. NJ. T., has e. % d,r
hed his applicai ion 10 enter under the Hon.
Act. the W. OF n E1& and the 5 Il u of NJ W. ~
81 section * township north east, whichanJd
10 hereby given that a hearing will be had ut III
ONCE at III o. clock am, the Sd day O. July Ia
y determine as 10 the mineral non mineral chr
acter OF said lant, and testimony To be used ui
SAID hearing Will be taken before X. " Hit :
oaiiatin Iity on The 2sn day OF June, Is7s, ut
IIl3g.5w w e. f,uITp psg;etar
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I hc Yelleyssoae Expedition.
WtSHYScTOy

WASHINGTON. July 7.
:. a DISPATCH from Stanhv's Yellowstone ey.
n-,.... t..,ss. 7 ni!es aa, Pfi i,.
hea'th of the whole command was good.
Tho I.aians w-'~ .ff.,inc- ri, @.ari<,,is re-
sisnnce r. the location Of the railrnal
thrnnwF their hnnling grounds. Abundant
coal Ut gonI aualifv was found twenfv-S.ven
m!les west of the Missouri river on the SIR
wed lire IT ~" road. and the conufrv Thus
far fraversed fiv the cxn"'ii'innarv force il ~
excellent one we'll erase and well watered.
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For UfAH.-The Mono Mining Company
has baen incorporated at San Francisco with
. capltai stock Of $5.Oo0.000 all subscribed.
The shares are SOD each, but the price they
sell for is not stated. This company is based
on the famous Mono mine in Dry Canyon
winch has been recently purchased from
Etnbody and associates for about half mil
lion in ccin.-Corinne ReDorter.
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Col. II. =. Cox. ore Of the directors and.
Chief sfockholder IN the Louisville. New
Albany and St. Louis air line Railroad Com
pany, arrived In the Territory last week and
y now inspecting the gold and silver mines
re = VIII visit ,hiE section before leaving Tia
Territory. . = IS - s''a