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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-11
Sin 8a6r n1tter oen WilosM.

Sc tpnr am Iebten S6ae bes cSohres 1861
ials eiR beitIdlef @elebrter, 6eEIgn gtanl
ildn9ft helIen GIdng In Der mii|enIhaftli
den Melt bat, pon Manila obIeaelte, I'M
BON ieiner aroBen, Der Hatnr Torihnn9 9e,
iniometen Goute einen Mbite der nod Der
@arollnen su MAIDEN, Die rcide Musbeut,
peripra6en. 9ieier @elehrte ,por ST
&arI Sefttber. tuelders aur Belt bit
Stelle eines profeilors Der p3oolooie uni
Der Dergleibenoen AnotDmie an Der unis
perIitdt gBIr5burg beflei6et. 9ie .2abn
geigb" mar ie6o6 fein G6iiE ,eriter glaiie,
iDtioern eriitt cine SdDarie iian Der as,=
bern. bis ods Sfiff idlieBli6 aeslpnngen
mar. on ben .Yalau. Snleln," .o6er ,meit=
Itben Garolinen,"" on3uIegen. \9ie Gepa<
ratnr Der ,2a6D 2eieb" aog it6 ie0o1 bers
ntnBen in Die Gdnee, bdB 9r. Semper ae-
3tDuneen iuar, Elm eSabr Iana amf oen
yBaIau. sSnieIns 5n3nbrinsen, irnh 8aitz
frelno Der eineeborenett sn ieirl.
Sieien Mufentbalt benubte Dr. Gemper
gum Sammein BON Sbiereu uno Yaan3en,
oa ibm Der 3med ieiner GeiIe Sauptla6e
mar, siim GrIernen Der BalauIprabe unb
gum Stuoiunt bieIer Nahlrp6lfer, tuelde
nur tpenis nit Der cipiliiiraen Welf in 8es
riibruns fommen. SieIe, fir bic Wolters
flin0e I'm 10 nihttgeren Beobamtnngen,
dls 6er Sorider bic Milben in ibrer giaen<
,ifaft oils Wen}hen ferr1ren lernte, bat Sr.
Semper in eiiiem Werfe: .Die BaIau=
Snieln I'm ifillen Scears," ilie6ergelegt, auf
6as mir flidt MIR sSreunbe ansiebenDer
Seizure niifnterfIam MAIDEN, lon6ern ra=
nlentli4 4lle, Die Elm pffenes Muge aud fiir
bic Mib1fdfOe Der fpaenanntet gipiliIa=
tioii nnb ihrer yerbr eitung baben. q
Gin unbefangen 0snfenber, heuti1er Ge=
lebrter, oent Die iDiEeni9aftli9e Wabrheit
iiber Maes 8ebt, fD baB 2eben nno @einnb-
belt Tim als GinIab fiir bic Erfabrnng Der
Wabrteit tDertb biinfen, ipir6 bur9 Die
Werbdltniife ststpungen, lelbit gum SnIur
.larer 5,i iper6en uiio rlluB ben 3piefpalt ers
leben ilnb nuffiiblen, Der onrh 0as 3uiams
lne1itreffem Der ioeenannten Civilization
nit benz HatlIrleber Der ginseborenen ber-
porserufen tpiro. @
Sin grocer SbeiI Or Grbe ,pirb ppn
V1ltern bssuDbnt, beiten itnIere 0enfweiIe.
Mn1ere nio.alphiloSopbiItben @niieme elm
eben 10 entbebrliher Mpparat itnh ME bic
tpollenen 5oden, tpeld,e ibnett in feiIioenr
Gifer ttber pie nadttn Seibenbeine se5ogen
tper6en. Sieie WDlfer fteben i'm Bsariff
itd1 langlam entfDifelno poriudrts All id5reis
ten ilro elmer Civilization enta egensuae.
bett tpelae auf oas Snntafte NIT B en- Rlima
nno Der umgeburtg auiammenbGitat, tpGhs
reno ne lberau, no ne nit ben NeiBen In
Berilbrung tDnlmerl. ausiterben. sSiibren
mir Dr. Semper's Worte an, Der tpdhrenb
zines Sagres boiler 1lngemad5 unb gntbeb.
ritud Bite BalQu cSftSuIdner IiebGeminne,t
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-11
Gin pfrfdmnnSener unS mieSer=
kebremosr See.

6eit eSabren eriifirte Der int ueifIihen
unsarfi geleaene Neulieblerlee nur niebr
ouf Der Rarte. Geine MaIlerniren hatten
| fi6 BEL ben fortihreitenhen magpariIdben
Gipilitrun9sE@eliiiten t,imner mphI be-
finben unb ibren NMsaua aehaIten. Sros
den unb Dbe lag bes sees Bett uno Der
gBin0 trieb iein launiges GpiI NIT benz
S9ilf uno Den bod anfwirbelneen Staubs
molten. tDeIhe on Die Stele Der mogennen
Jlutben aetretsn tparen. Bobin Die unge.
beurerl Baliermoiien 9efommen, ourdl
lDel6e &iile lnb 5palten Der Grbe iie iid3
Derloren, yhemanb ipuBte ea Sueiageri. Ml.
lerbines batte oas 0olfbafIr einen GdIiii-
iel sefunben. Ser oIlaemeine @loube ben
Wenge iprad bafiir, baB bic Wai5er beS
Sees aur @peiinng Der S6IIenfeifeI per~
tuenoet ,ipnroen, in tpelhen iene germanis
1den yarbares geiDtten tpurben, Die es mit
frepelnoem Wtutbe getpaet, benz rDlenbeit
gBagen terrrGgDarilHer Muffldrung uni,
ginililatiort IN bic Spei1en Su fallen. !. i
Sente lit es pieDer anoerS aeuproen. W(it
Dem lebten gBehlel I'M ungarii6en Megime
16etnt an9 Der rReuIieblerIee" ben Drana
geipiirt 3a bnben, einen Wen@el in uDb an
IT'D porsunebmen. Sebt, mo bic 6rib-
ia6rsIonne lire eriisn iuarmen. ReIIen
@trablen lieoerIenbet bri9t's 1ans allen
Giiden unb HiBen berans, bic Waiier qusls
len nn0 fntben uno bic Gtaub. Mreo beSy
alten gtenEeolerIees lit fpie ertrdnft, unb
iiber bic WatterL anf 0ener beller, faftieer
NaIen 5in enttpidelte, tpD9en bic graubrau.
men WaIIer. Ser NenjieblerIee iii ipieoer
3um See eeiuorben. 2eihtgldubig, ME
nun einmal bas liebe MenIdenfino III nno
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-11
2. GiesesqueA.

Bie if 70 Iei6t sefimmt mein Ssra
Sur Sreube, iote gum 2eibeu.
BaID ftstet eS iubsInb bimmelDdrts,
Bah riibrt Der Samers bic Saiten.
1O@ BAT GO in Der iriibaea 3sit
Nie fol@e %eiu ertraseu,
DAP es ni1t aIIss @eb' unb aeio
SIN Sause fOunte Hagen.
Gs brad aud ui6t bOr GsIistsit
nuD bat in allen StunDeu,
@o's i6DeIIt nnb iubsIt, bIibt anS matt,
Sod itsts Elm 2isb sefunDsu.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-11
(Giir bic r@sfIide 8Iatter.")
4. Sebnfu6t Ses Grankeu.

D, ipie fd.int bic Sonue beu
In bic triiben SenFerfdeiben;
Draubea mSsea Blum unb Suel
aoienb ibre SpieIe trsibsn.
nnb i5 uus in filler Dual
auf Dem Rraafenbette liegen,
SHrft' i'd trinten nur ,einmaI
Srii6e 2uft in Iansen 8iiuen.
GdIi9e f6 Der Gonneni6ein
auf bic einsefau' men @ansen,
., pie pOlIt' i'd oIadli6 isin,
Sah seitigt mein beii' &srIanssn.
Riibten mid berfobIen limb
SrabIinsspinSe auf bic Gugen,
SeIie uOHte i'd ssidpiub
2eiie Sanfesporte buu6en.
Rnfter, eiaen 8lumeufraus
RFiide mir auf nni'rer @ieie,
GOmu.t Der 2eus aud ni@t ms Sans,
Rsbm' i'd bantenb feline GrRse.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-11
(Gir bic Ygseitlide 8latter".)
Ans Sapan nao Gbina.
(S S1IuB.)
Bon Sapan mad China iiber
hos deIbe meer.

y
bas geIbe Meer.
glm II. October perIieben mir WagaIati,
am bem bimmlii6en &eide einen 8eiu1
:abauitatten. TIMER nd9iter Beitimmunss=
Drt mar gBninne on Der Wtiinoung bes
glei6namieen Tluiles in bic 8udf bes
0ang tse fang, oes MifIiIIippi's Gii=
aiiens, MuifaQenb iff Der gontrait Der
Jarbe bes @afers, bort no fi1 Der Sa=
paniIde 8inneniee nit bem eelben Wfeer
perbinbet. Auf Der Ditlid)en @eite ilt iie
bunfelblau, auf Der tDeitliben tief eeIb,
beren 8ereini9ung einen tpeitanseebebnten
rDtbli&en Gfreif biloet. Gin giinitiger
Winb trieb uns raid beri Safen 3a, no
mir am MbeHo nes 5tpeiten Saees onlang.
ten. Ssiinf amerifani1de uni Elm 1inefz
ider Griegsoampfer uno eifle aablreihe
RaufiabrteifIotte Iagef bort Dor Mnfer un0
eine WtaIie 1ineliider Old0nfen trieben
iid1 aelhdftig bin un0 ber. Oie Staht 1T
Helm nab meiif nur BON Jii6ern betpobnt.
SIN Rriege nit England murbe fte fort be-
feitiet, fonnte aber ben brittiihen 3an0-
men nidt uioerfeben.
aIeibuns Der gbineien.
Ser gbineis, beren Sn in Gan Jranz
cisco 9spiB eenug geleben, trdet einen
laneen 3opf 5u beilen 8ilonng cine oret
3olI breite Grone auf Dem Sheitel iteben
blsibt, iOnft uirb oas Saar elatt a6ralirt.
Seine Gopfbebedung 1T cine fleine Gappe
IN Winter, i'm CONNER Elm reeeniAirm=
f0rmiger, ans Nambus eeflodtener Snt.
Ser iibrige Mnsu9 beitebt aus einem lolen
Rittel NIT neiten Mermein, lpeiten SpIen,
pelben Gtriimpfen uno YantDtfeln NIT
Diden SDbIen. 90 angenebm uno tiibl
oieie aleibun9 i'm CONNER, uD oasslneds
Tlber auf 100 GraD iteigt, 10 wenig GGub
gsudbrt lie i'm rauben 9Binfer, mo IS ani
20 Grob hsrabfdllt.
Sbangbai. D
Mm %. CctDbsr ftenerten mir nod ben
as NReilen meter hinnni Iieaenhen Ghons
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-11
E;r GtuS.rt her gpsh;,;n h.;,,,fr

Gin Gtubent Der Mebi3in, bein gronlet,
befraet, ip0rit bic Wirfiamfsjt Der 4esin.
feftionsa Wiittel beitebe, antuortete: ,Die.
felben riehen 10 ihlebt, baB bic Qelfe ae-
5fuilngen linb, bic Geniter aufsumoddsn.
iino oann ionlnt friihe 2uft bersin. y
! Was oebt Sabre lang aus einem Waunb
In ben anoerrt Obne naB es ir9eno Seuasl.
Dem babel efIie tuirb - Gin euter QBib. i
unjsre 1900 Wssiisn GiisH5atiItn ia.
Ben i'm @anaen 3438 Dfilionen DolIors
setaiiet, was natsan $4,000 per Nltils
nnSat. 9k
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aIeibung Der gbineien.
Sha n a 8 al,

Mm 25. Dctobsr itenerten mir nod ben
aA Nkkilen meter hinn1h Iieaenhen Ghnns
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27
FLOODED STOCK.
-.----.-.-s-p-s--.....--- !

Tho importation Of blooded stock to our
Territory is increasing every year. Ii has
proved profitable Investment to those who
have eiigased;in tile enterprise, aud Instead
Of the small Kiyns and intractlble bronco,
our Territory viii be, in few years stocked
with thoroughbrcds. The introduction OF
improved brseds OF stock into the country
should be- encouraged by nil means. The
Territorial Legislature made aftcebEe attempt
to do 80 by excinpting them from taxation
for one gear after thsir arrival In the Tcrrito-
ry. ,a Al.
The following report OF 4 recent sale OF
Thoroughbred by, ses in San francisco should
encourage. our stock rafsers III their efforts ID
improve the breed IF tileirJ stock. On the
18th lust. ut the sale IF Mr.. Wliipplc iii san
Francisco. Harvest Queen brought slg.5oo-
bought BIZ Captain Kohl. The little stallion,
Ajax. was Withdrawn. when 300 had been
bid. The stations. brood mares and travel
ing horses. brought good figures. Lady
Fabrprk. sta years oli ..ansraineI. sod tsr
1890. a tw., year t.id colt ! II FIR siSlinn-
arl HE siie vas yts.y eiiconragi q ore to-
rncxr r.,v .se.. raisi.s;1s c....sss stock.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27
II CIVIL SERVICE.

Xxx 49, ~ --T--s s-s------ 3a7l tstM
A Washington dispatch Of the 2ls', says
the cabinet considered to-day for several
hours. the subject OF the civil service reform
and modified the rules 70 ten in number,
which having been approved, were promul-
yated this afternoon. One Of them declares
that while it il no purpose of tile rules and
regulations. either to restrict the power Of
removal, or to extcnl the civil service. but
suchpOwer will not be exercised arbitrarily.
and Therefore the application mustnot be cl,-
fertalned by any authority having the duty
OF n'anihation or appointment, or for tie
removal Of any person III the civil service,
will any person be removed for the mere pur-
pose OF making place forany other person.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE 4, 1868 the thirty
ninth Congress passed an net providing that
In case of vacancy in the office of Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court or his in
ability to discharge the powers and duties o;
the said office. the same shall deyove on the
Associate Justice, whose commission is serial
~ time. until such inability shall be removed
or anotlierra appointment shall be duly mace,
and tho person So appointed shall be duly
qualified and this act shall apply to every
person succeeding to the Office OF Chief
Justice pursuant to its provisions. Under
this Act Associate Justice Clifford will act as
Chief Justice until the successor or the late
Chief Justice Chase is appointed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27
DEMOCRATIC PREPARES.


Meetings Will be held Iii the segelaI pre-
cincts OF tile cou.lrg on Saturday (to-inof-
row, fur tie election Of delegates t. tie Denlo-
cratic County CoiiYctstion, winch will hr;
held vt Central Park On tho sIons.ay follow
Ing. III order to secure liar.noll; I'll the t,.lr-
". and to place on the ticket gooa men. ne
ceptaoIe 70 the people, every Democrat
should attend these primary meetings. "a Il
the discord W. have heretofore .ld III tsie
purity, has had its origin III The primary
meetings. The Democracy have hot taken
that Interest ii their primaries which they
should. few m ii have been permitted to-
control these primaries, and the restt has
been the election Of dclagats to tie County
Convention. pledged to support men for Of
ice obnoxious to a majority Of the Demo-
Gratis 81 the county. Hence. i second nomi-
nation, denominated generally file Peoples
or Citizens Ticket, has iii many Instances
been made. Such las been tile case former-
~ IN Deer Lodge and Lewis & Clarke. where
the Democratic party was defeated. The same
thing occurred in tliis county two wears ago.
put the regular ticket, on account Of the
large majority tie party possessed, was elect
So. Where these primaries are packed, it is
useless 70 have County Convention. We
consider It the bounden duty Of every good
Democrat 70 support the nominees Of i. con-
VeHtlon, and it is no less the duty OF every
rue Democrat to attend the primaries and
see tilat they are not manipulated by tle,na-
gosHes and chronic oflice-scekers. There
never has been, within our knowledge. /.
harmonious Democratic Convention In this
county, ncr ticket nominated which WAS
acceptable as i whole TO the party. Therea-
son Is PLATA; Democrats generally do not
manifest any interest In the matter until the
nominations are made, and then, if they do
not happen to be their parti~ ular choice, they
commences cayilling Tor new deal This
can be obviated by a general
attendance and active participation OF every
Democrat, who feels All interest in the sue
cess Of the party and desire TO place good
men IN Office, in the primary meetings. Its
evident that everyone cannot get his partic-
tiar friend nominated and it il a cardinal
principle Of Democracy not only to acquiesce
10 the decision Of 2 majority, but 10 heartily
ana actively cooperate With hat majority.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27
Tie Vienna Exhibition.

/ VIENNA, June 81.
An international chess tournament Tor So,
900 in gold, SO forms entrance fee, will COM
mence here Oh The 81 Of July next.
Jackson =. Schultz has retired from the
#ehiet Gotnmissioncrship of the United States
70 the Exhibition. and john jay, the Amer
lean Minister, has sent dispatch recon-
mending tile appointment Of II. Garretson,
of Cleveland. Ohio. Garretson was one oil
Tie suspended Commissioners and was reap
pointed by Schultz as ono Of his assistants.
General Van Buren, has lett Vienna, havlns
resigned nil hope II being reinst;ltea.
Emperor Francis Joseph visited the ExlIi-
bition yesterday and passed through the
different sections. His majesty manifested
great interest in the machinery exhibited In
the American department and spent some
time ID It's examination. Tile weather Is itl-
felisely hot.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27


Twenty deaths from cholera occurred IN
Nashville on tile 10Th, fourteen OF which
were negroes.
Tie Phoebe Record NOES several new
strikes II the Ely District.
John a. bingham, who IS to succeed p.
belong Us minister 70 Japan, Is 4 natlfe Of
Pennsylvania, and about IS years 81 age
About 30 member. Of Coneresshase re-
turned to the Federal Treasury the back pay
allowed BIZ al Act passed ii The late session
ct Congress.
All express Office has been established at
Logan, Utah.
The War Department invites proposals for
supplying twenty thousand headstones for
file graves of the Union dead.
The Assistant Treasurer was directed to
pay. tsa interestslue Oh the 1st Of July 81 the
10Th inst. without rebate.
Dr. J. Ii. White. business manager of the
Davenport Gazette, and President of the
Western Associated Press, died in Davenport
on the 2lst, Of apoolexy.
TIE election officers WHO permitted Susan
ID. Anthony to vote, were fiaea each twenty
fiyean,l thirty dollars and costs.
The District Attorney, Crowley, has enter
Cd ,olts pross1us IN eacl. case OF the fourteen
women indicted wit, Hiss Anthony for lie
gal voting.
The scllcw fever has brokea. out in Brook
lyn.
The President is reportedas saying that he
will not seleeta Chief Justice from among
the present Judges Of the Supreme Court.
A destructive fire occurred IN Pate son.
N. r., on the 2lst, INVOLVING a loss Of about
100000. seYera! persons persisted in the
flames.
Wm Ross committed suicide III San Fran
cisco recently. A pocket book containing
81 900 in gold coin was found on his per-
son.
Over three thousand bare OF bullion await
from Corinne.
During the four years from 1865 to 1874,
Inclusive, the Central Pacific Railroad ex-
pended in construction alone in California
the sum Of $4,000 per month s.. zoe, 900
per fear n total Of $22,soo,ooo during that
term.
There are at present 10000 miles ct rail
way on the globe, whereof about 6s.o0O, or
more than Gle hall, are in the United States.
Two hundred and forty Mormons arrived
n New York on the 18th from England, aud
look their departure for Salt Lake City.
An exhibition more wonderful and interest
ing than that Of Vienna will be held i'll Prus.
in about the middle of August.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

IKE Omaha Herald says that Gen. Rosser
engineer of the Northern Pacific, will locate
Two hundred miles of the Northern Pacific
vest of the Missouri, and will then return to
The East and complete his pretiles of the
Foad so that it may be put under contract by
The Company this season. Tho surveys will
te continued np the Yellowstone by T.ieut.
Eikelson until the close Of the season. The
two.iundrei mics spoken OF will be located
By the middle of July. Thc escort Tor the
sfreditioli consists of three thousand men
and six hnndredfoar and six mule wagons.
20 carry supplies. Ell 4 .-a z4aaa Tlta
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

THE BELcHER MINE.-Ihe News of the
10th contains the following III regard to this
mine: 1.-The present daily yield Is over five
hundred tons. The main south drift at the
The cross-ctlts show no clmnge from last
week, and the main Incline is within few
feet of the 1900 foot station, with the bottom:
in hard blasting rock. The south portion Of
the 1900 foot level is looking even better than
at our last report, showing that the great
ore bofly holds out aud extends well to south
ward "
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

NOTICE TO MINERS.
U. 8. LAND OFFieH, ,
HELESa, M T., June 10. lS73 |

HELESa, A. T., June 10. 1881 a
r. THOMAS MILLER, whose post Office address
~ is Gailatln, Gallatn County, M. T., has flied
il this afice his application to asgricItnral
land tlle south west qsarter OF section IS,
in township No. ?, north of range No. y,
east, which land is suspended frn.n entry az agrl-
cultural land; notice is hereby given that hearing
will is had u this Office at ~ o clock a. M, ON the
18th day Of July, ls73 70 determine rs 10 the mnl
eru or non -mineral thsfaessT or said Iaiid antg
testimony to be used upon ait hearing wiif be taken
befere r. " Hill, u Notary .uhlis:tt Galiatn
City,in said county, c0ininrhciRg at 10 O'Clock a.
N on the 2lst day Of July, 1873. est4
Its alleged there are no known miners, or min
in improvements or claims upon said land .}
w G. CHILD, Register +
+. D. LYMAN, Attorney for Applicant jula-5w.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27
Road " office.
CorSTy CLERK = OFFICE
Bozaaiali, NJ. f.. ,Jkint IL, 1874

TO ALL WHOM n MAY CONCERN
TAKE N0flCE-That u petition ofgthe si,;ys.s
4 VI ELK Grave Precinct was presented 10 Inc
Soaf1 Or Coanty Commissioners oil Cialiatin d,m4
~ attheirJtns tcra, 1872, and laid ever ndcfiitelv
ana NJ fhetf june term, 1873 the same was taken up
ana received tor 4 county road. Commencing at or
tic'li riding Townships land South, iheace we,fs
wari with said Township line to HE blum on The
Westsid of the West Gallatin river 49,
Also ore of the citizens of Gailatn City precinct
at their June Term, 1873, for a county road com
mencinS at or NEAR Gallatin City, running thence
southwark up the Madison Valley 10 the first hills
or bluffs on thc Madison river, thence around the,
tne bmh and uN said river to iatersect the road
from Bozeman to Virginia City at w aAuberry "a
saia petitions are requested to appear at my once
on tne irst Monttay IN September, and show cause
Of them shosld not be granted
~ ARCH akA EAM County Clerk
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27
NOTICE no MINEas.

r. S. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, Nj. T.,sJune 10, 1873 ! =
FoeErH u. Cook. whose post Office address is
81 Eozeirsn, Gallatin County, NIT, has FLED
il this Office his application to enter as agricultural
lang tie south west enartsr Of section
% IN township No. | rra.'tt range No feast
land notice is hereby gwen that Is hearing will ha
had 4. this office at 10 O'Clock y, M on the 8 fh
day OF July, 1873. to determine as 10 the mineral
or mineral character of the land and testi-
mony to be used npon said hearing will be ltukch
before Arch Graham, County Clerk at his Office in
10 o'clock a. m. on the26th day of siuly, 1873. %
II is alleged there arc no known mirers nor rnim.
ing improvements or claims upon said land a5
(signed ltsF W. c. CHILD, Register.
{. B. Lyman AttotneT for Applicant. !. juas-3w
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

ir Is stated on good authority THAT the
distinguished lecturess. Mss Anna Z. Dick
enson. contemplates u visit TO Montana this
summer. with the biect of lectuiing in the
principal towns in the Territory, and view
ing tile wonders of tie National Park. She
will extend her visit to the Columbia.
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CHICAGO proposes to have the gralilest
celebration OH the 18th proxmoscver witnessed
in the United States. She viii Connect with
il q Rebuilding jubilee Celebration. and the
festivities will RIM through three days. All
the Governors Of our own States. the Prcsi-
dent and Cabinet, the Govcrnor-General of
Canada, and all the foreign Minister sare in
vited to attend.
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y.F y. IS -
The latest news from the Bender family,
in whom we all feel deeply interested, Is
something 1ke this: Nicholas Monan was
some days ago arrested III Tcxas ais an ac-
eomplice of the mnrtlerers, and finding that
ne was sure to be brought to justice for par
ticipating In their crimes, after having ac-
knowledged his completely and reyealiug i'm
portant facts in regard to tile others, when
hye miles north of Atoka, Texas, ON the M
\. st. Railroad drew 4 pistol from his
pocket and shot himself through the head.
Lis body was taken to Parsons. Kansas. The
officer making the arrest will IN Ike use OF
Monan's disclosures IN fcrrcting out the ,prin-
cipals. 1t IL supposed that the Blenders arc
maxim. tn ir way rapidly across Texas, TO-
ward Mexico. Central CITY Register. sts
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NOTICE TO MTNERs.


HELENA, III. T., M.iy II. 1918. 4 (.
IEnghF Galea, whose post Office address il Gal.
latin city, Gallaln county. NJ r., has this tiav
filed his application TO enter under the Homcsteas
Act, the n y Il of $ w Il and ahe . r. n of N w IL
81 section - township north, east !, which land
is suspende from entry agricultural land ;notice
IS hereby given that hearing Will BIZ hati ut his
70 determine as to the mineral or nonnlnrral eharl
acter Of said land and testimony to be used Upon
said hearing Will be taken before r. W. Hill atj
Gallatin City on The 9Th day OF Jane 1873. at 10
O'Clock n. IA. e ESQ " 5af'S-FtF \
n3GsJw w G. child Ysevister ~
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80 The Springfield. Dakota. Times says
Fred Grant hal rather an unpleasant trip in
his effort to overhaul d boat at Randall. He
left this place about ] o'clock Sunday, and
reached point a.feU miles west Of Choteau
creek about All hour or 50 alter dark. where
ne got "stuck in the mud, = and had to camp
ont all night The next morning he con-
cluded to .'seat a retreat'' which he did IN
comparatively good der, considering the
acnioralized condition or his .'forces, - and
arrived backshere on Monday morning about
'twelye O'Clock. He took the stage here III
The afternoon tor Yanktoa, from which point
he leaves for st. Paul and the North Pacific
crossing, u join the Yellowstone expe(li-
ton"
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d. 1T G0llper day q gents wanted. Ali class-
sp1 w &@lo Is ofpeepic, Ut either sex, younx or
old, make more money st WORK for us in their spalr
moments. or Ill the time, than at anything else
Particulars free. Address, 81. sTINEk9N Il 60
FNtiand Maine.