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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-09
National Mining Company---I.osea.

NJ ,nt
ton of Works. Bristol Mining District, ~. INV
County State of Nevada.-Notice Is hT Tr,,:.
given that at meeting of the Board Oh 18th
tees of said company, held on the lw1 rIFTY
day of February, 1873, an assessment Oh nolc
CENTS per share was levied upon w iE,, ;mme.
capital stock of said company, payaoie. ,a sac.
diately, in United States gold com 10 t w com.
rotary of said company, at the office OF saiu
pany, No. "a, Market street, san ff"H'''>
California. ,n, shall
Any stock upon which said assesSinen.. srv.
remain unpaid on Thursday, the iWe ,,sg de-.
Unouent, and will be duly advertised iof ,S Ssii
at public auction, and unless payment sd law
be made before, will be sold on Thut .sa De-
the Seventh day of April, 1873, to pa! on Of
linquent assessment together win 'O'''
advertising and expenses of the sale.
BY order of the Board of Trustees eoro,.rv,
GEO. d. GRAY, Secretai.i
No "a Market Street San Francisco, Iahto--
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-09

And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made on the Eighteenth
day of January. A. d, 1879 SO many shares of
each parcel of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction, at the Office of
the Company, No. 729 Montgomery street,
Room No. . San Francisco, California, on
saturday, the Twenty-jecund day Of
March. A. D. 1873, at the hour of one O'Clock
p. M OF such day, to pay delinquent assess.
ments thereon, together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses of the sale.
JOSIAH II. APPLICABLE. Secretary.
Office: No. 1870 Montgomery street, corner of
jackson street, Room No. ., San francisco,
California. mr5.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-09

The Tesmenie Silver Mip;,
pany1Loeation Of principal place Of Bus Soii-
San Francisco, California.-Location Of wus,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County. stata :,
Nevada-Notce is hereby given, that Al 'a -ae, q
ing OF the Board of Directors held on az .i'eet
DAY OF February, 1873, an assessment. No IN N
OF Ten Cents per share, was levied nn sno, y
capital stock Of the corporation, PAYABLE ir he
u u! IN United states gold coin, to the See
rotary, at the Office of the COMPANY Boos seC
NO; 4l5 Montgomery street, San FrapCisooo'
California. ii'ncisco,
Any stock upon which said assessment s,,u
remain unpaid on Tenth day of MarcI
1873, will be delinquent, and advertise ~
sale, at public auction, and unless nav,, iot
is made before, will be sold on Thur.daraaa'
the Sd day Of April, 1873, to pay the deInNn.s.,.
assessment, together with costs Of adyerts;ra
and expenses Of sale.
o $. PHILLIPS, Secretary
Office: Room 8, No. 4l5 Montgomery street l.,
Francisco, California. III a "an
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-09
Pioche-Phenix MINING Comn..-

Pioche-Ph@nix Mining Companv.
Location of Works Ely Mining District. lin.
coin County, State of Nevada. Notice il here,
by given that at meeting of the Bogr,l ~
Directors OF said Company, held on the the IL
day OF February 1873, an assessment NO. one,
of One ~ Dollar per share was levied uno,,
the capital stock of the Corporation, payaba
immediately in United States gold coin, IA
Room q Hayward's Building, No. Il9 Caliiorni,
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment slal,
remain unpaid on the lIth day of Mareh
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on the I'd day Of
April, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost of advertising and expenses
OF sale By order of the Board Of Directors,
CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Offce-Room q Hayward's Building, 4l9 Cali.
fornia street. San Francisco, California
fg-ti
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Alps silver Mining ComP ss San Fran

Alps Silver Mining Coi San Fran.
cation of principal place of Busi irns E,y Min.
fssG District Lincoln County state Of n.sus
Notice is hereby given, that a at lns' day
February, 1873, an assessment ,sd No. UPON the
FIFTY CENTS per share was s,l le'i. nsvsble i'm
capital stock of the Corporation, ps pm to the
mediateiy, in United States gold com, Room
Secretary, at the Office Of the eompIFh Francisco
No. 10, 400 Montgomery street. eai :.
California. ..ssssment SHAH
Any stock upon which said a.ssSsS sth day
remain unpaid ON the Isn,;nouent, and aa
Tertised for sale at public auction anu on Tues
payment is made before, will be s0 1873 to psy
day, the Fifteenth day A tppgaiber with costs
the delinquent assessment snSnses ' ~ sale.
OF advertising al" CHAS. 8. NEAL. secre, strset
office--Room No. 10. 4oa Montso"e'' f9ltd
San Francisco. California. g
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Ne1v,on Rooth Congratulated Mining Ing

neutrality-suspicious. Of Works, Ely MIlIInSS o,ire
trict, Lincoln County State of Neyada a. Roard
is hereby given. that at meeting OF t renrnsry
of Directors held on the 10th day OF .entv. five
1878, an assessment, mo. A. OF l I'VE ncspjtal
Cents per share was levied upon lnleod;stely,
stock of the corporation, payable lii,otary at
the Office Of the Company No. si4 calii0rn''
street, San Francisco, California. Ut shall
Any stock upon which this assessiT11wTa March,
remain unpaid on the 22d day ooll,tised for
1873, will be delinquent, and adve eaxmept is
sale at public auction and, unless day Of
Hnrii 1873 to pay the delinquent assessses
together with costs of advertising ana eAp'
of sale By order of the Directors, socretary.
IF. STIRLlNG' oe' fistd
omoo. No a1A california street. -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

TIE LAST HIGtT on EAgTH.--Fhere is
something perfectly awful in the contempla-
ton of the last night on earth to man
dooaed to be executed on the morrow. A
natural death can be looked forward to with
very different feelings. 1t is known tosbe
Inevitable, ard we do not regard it as any
thing we have brought upon ourselves: but
a person sentenced 10 be executed for aerime
with what tcrr BILE remorse with what Bit
terness and intensity of regret, must he re-
call the unfortunate fatal act for which he is
to suffer. He now realizes, which he did not
at the time uf its commission, how it in
wolves others as well as himself, and how
terrible has been his mistake. lie is closely
watched, not so much to prevent escape,
which is known to be impossible, as to guard
against the possibility of suicide. Self de-
struction 1t has come to this pass at last,
that the officers OF the law act upon the
presumption that man will take his own
life, il he can, to avoid the lexecution in the
presence of witnesses, provided by the law
Is it not dreadful to think of such condition!
the weary hours, weary with the feariul
anxiety-but quick as thought in their pas
sage, because they are so few, either in. sleep
ng or waking, If he sleep, it IS probably to
dream of death OH the gallows. If he wake.
it is but to find his dream the dread shadow
of the reality. What a last night on earth.
N. Y. Ledger.
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a Lest Patient

u foreign sefentiiical periodical relates this
suggestive story Some time since lady
called upon i celebrated occulist. in order te
consult him on account Of her eyes, COM
planning that their power ot yision had cf
late considerably diminished. At n glance
the doctor saw That she was Il lady Of rank
anil wealth. .IIelooketl at her eyes, shook
his head, and thought The treatment would
require much time. as there wrre reasons to-
fear a.lsaurosis III licr case. He must advise
her. first 1t all That, as She had informed
httl, she was residing considerable distance
iii the country. she must move into the city
at once. and thus enable him to sec her fire.
qnently, II possible tlaiiy.
'rh@ lady then rented an elegant mansion !;
moved into the city. and the physician was
pnnct,tal in his attendance. He prescribed
this and that, and thus days run into weeks
and wrecks into months. The cure, however
was sill coming. The physician triel to
console her.
one day the patient hit ipon curious
scheme. and she waited not long to carry it
into effect.
She procured for herself a very: :old and
poor attire. duta hood Of tremendous size
upon her li.a ad. toak an old umbrella and a
ma-ket.baskct in her hand: and in these ha
bilIments visited her physician. selecting for
fthe purposesa very rainy day. She had SO
well succeeded III disterting and Disgusting
herself that the eye even Of Il lover could
scarcely have recognized her. She was
obliged to wait Il oag time the antc-roon
of the physician. with many others. who,
/ like her were seeking relief at last her
| turn came. .R
sWeli. my good woman. what have you to
complain OFF, ses'aA
$ Very bad eyes, doctor.' she. answered..
| lie took her TO the light, looked into oher
! eyes but failed to recognize his patient.
Shausging histshoullers. he said: e g 9st
!. Your eyes are well enough." 3a5d
| s,Well r she said. a s '8e
| sYes. know what am saying"
| .sBut have been told that was getting
| forgot Row it Is called"
| .AmauroSis?''
sYes, that is it. doc tor .s
s.Dont you let them make ron believe any
such nonsense. Your eyes are little weak,
that is all. Yoar physician is RE ass"
.An-?"
..Yes. an ass Tell him bol,i,J that said
so'
| The lady now arose, anl in her customary
voice, said ..Sir. yon are my physician ;
don't you know me s'
The face the sage counselor made IL easier
/ TO imagine thallra describe.
.f.racinns faasialne.n lie eummeEced te
stammer All apology. but the lady would
not listen TO HIM. and feit him indig-
panily. She never saw the gentleman any
more.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

Too Aany Rabbits.

An unfortunate snake in Tennessee recent
ly swallowed rabbit and then attempted to
crawl through fence, but was stopped by
the internal rabbit when about half way
through; while in this quandary ano. her
rabbit was. as one of our contemporaries
would say, convenient, and the snake swal-
lowed hir likewise; so with swallowed
rabbit on each side of the hole he was crawl
ing through, he stuck, and was killed during
tile process OF digestian. This snake reminds
one of the Radical party just now, with the
salary grab of Grant on one side of the fence
and the eloquent denunciation of that grand
larceny on the other. the reptile seems
doomed to die with its belly full of thievery.
- pitfsburG Post. l#st#f5
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

AiTwo-MINUTEs' SERMON TO YOENG la
DIEs.--Ladies- Gagged birds of beautiful plu-
mage, but sickly looks-pale pets of the par
lor, VINO vcgetate in unhealthy atmosphere.
like the potato terminating in dark cellar,
why do You not go out into the open air and
warm sunshine, and add lrster to your eyes,
bloom to your cheeks, elasticity y 10 your step.
and vigor toyour frames? Take exercise;
run up hill on a wager, and down again for
fun !; roam the fields, climb the fences, le:p
the bitches. wade the BROOKS. and, after day
OF cxhilerating exercise and uErestrained eX-
ercisa and unrestrained liberty, go home with
an appetite acquired by healthy enjoyment.
The beautiful and blooming young lady
rosy-cheeked and haight-cyed-w can darn
a stocking. mend her own trock, command
a regiment OF pots and kettles, aid be lady
when required, is a girl that yonlg men are
in quest of for wife. But your pining,
wasp-wasted, doll dressed, consumption-
mortgagcd, music numbering, novet-devour-
ing daughters of fashion and ideness, you
are no more fit for lnatrimony than a pnllet
IS to look after brood Of fourteen chickens.
The truth is. my dear girls, you want less
fashionable restraint and more liberty Of
action; more kitchen ard less parlor; more
leg exercise and less sofa more pudding and
less piano; more fraakness and less mock
modes.Y. Loosen your waist strings, and
breathe purs atmosphere, and become some
thing as good and beautiful as nature design
ed.-,Sas Francisco NeDe Letter. So.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27
KANE. RxsipEscE
r,n.es and Places for Holding Saarss
the Territory OF Montana.

SUPREME COURT
a, y;rr,a,. t,,,r first Monday iH ~ uafS ana sec-
epd Mosuay IN August. l5.E
s-slvpp STATES DISTINCT tatRfS.
E;,.t Di.tricf-At Virginia City iir1t N , NIX e. -
t,uil secsad Monday in Jnis, ana seeoho h''''-
day in November.
...,d D;.trfet-At Deer lodge, third MONDAY ~
Anil arst M-nday in September, ana hr"t NA''-
Iav in becenber.
7b;rt Distric,-At Heiens. first hondas IN "a n
arst Monday 10 July, and fourth Mo"aas "a -
rypP.ToaJkL CcttRTs
Acre, rpsrrse.-fu Madison County, Al sirssh.H ~ ~
ars, urnd-v in April second Aonaas "' ""'''
anI srcoud Moa,.ny ia November
\, ,,a,latin County At E.zria r tfs' "o.'''
March and 6fth Monday in octoerF'
/, I.n.rson County at Radcrshnrg, s'coh' ~
,i,y in Nav, and frat Mondsl IN osiope''
sarx Di,fyici-Deer Lodge County Az i.eFt H. : e 3,
t.itv third Monday in Apfii, uIsl 9r n.
Sentonlber, and frat Monday IN pr''''pei
~ Missouls County. at Miasouia, fourth mo"oNs
" In ling and s~c.nd Monday IN NoVeIhhef-
Iva pe.ver Head County, Bannack, frst Aoho"s ~
.Tnnr and third Monday ia octooer'
Yb;,d D;str:ct-ln Lewis and Clark County, ~ ~
s, dr.t Monday IN March, nrst hi"h''Ss -
ImIy and fourh Monday IA OCTOBER.
In Meagher County, lourth aaoh"'' "
Fourth NsndaT IN November
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

Western paper says they nave oil covered a
petrifiel ham at San Anlreas, Cal. sixty feet
below the surface. To what reflections does
not this questiod give rise? Was the origin
al proprietor of that ham. when lii an unsalt-
ed condition, corn fed or otherwise? Was
his lite-blood shed In an antediluvian slaayh-
ter house. or did some primitive chawbacon
spill his porcin. gore? What became of the
remainder OF the animal? Where are the
spareriss? Was aught OF him converted in
to oIeaginous bacon and grizzied for the
breakfast of ali aDorigine in the s.vast void
OF the incalculablc past over the burning
embers of trees whose companions havelong
since turned into coal-beds, and did his curl
ing tail sug rest to any mind the possibility
that it might be turned into a tin whistle !?
What story this leg OF ham might tell. ha d
it a tom uc TO speak? We anXiously await
intelligence from the geologists on this sub
ject.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

SOWING Wild OATs.-In all the range OF
accepted English maxims. there Is noiae,
take it all in all, more thoroughly abomnible
than this one. as TO .'sowing wild oats"
Look at it what side you will, and defy yon
to make anything but a devils maSim of it.
What a man. be he young or old. or midelle-
aged, sows. that and nothing else shall he
reap. The only thing todo with wild OATS
is to put them carefully into the hottest part
OF the fire. and get burnt to dust. every seed
III them. If yon-sow them. no matter on
what ground, up thev will come, with long.
tough roots. and luxuriant stalks and leaves.
as slre as there is a sun in heaven--a crop
which it turns ene's heart cold to think OF.
ire devil too, whose special crop they are.
will see that they thrive. and you. and mo-
body else, will have to reap them; aud no
common reaping will get them out OF the
soil. which must be dug deep again and
again. Well for sou, il with all your care,
you can make tho ground sweet again by
yeur dying day - Tke~@s HsVA<s.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27


THE papers say that Piliadeip la mana-
fact,irer is preparing q plan for column
LOCO feet high, to be constructed entirely of
iron, in open work. from the summit OF
which the ground, Of the Centennial expos-
ton are to be Illuminated by means of a
Drumnlond light; and in true Yankee style
il is boasted that it will be the loftiest struc-
lure i'm the world. But it will not necessar-
ly be the most beautiful, which is better
worth trying for. The tallest thing of the
kind now in existence is the open work cen-
trail spire OF the cathedral at Rouen. in
France, erected few years aga to replace
the one destroyed by lightning, IN 1872, and
nothing ugler was ever thrust into the face
of bcaYen. The builders were determined
to make it a few feet higher than the celebra-
ted one OF Strasburg Cathedral. but their work
was as hideous as that of the medieval archi-
tect is stately and magnificent. Probably
the next highest work of mans hands are
two chimncys of chemical works in Glasgow.
one of which Is 46S and the other 450 feet
high. These have no architectural prctcn-
tions. but they are quite as fine in their way
as Bunker Hill monument, which. from lit
tie distonce, looks like stone chimney
among the surrounding brick ones Of manu-
featuring establishments.-Prai Farmer.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27


SoLoMoy's TEMPLE ~ THE VIENNA Ex-
HrBFTloS.-Fraacis Langcr. a sculptor oi
Kaatlnn. i,at bnrn at Wsipert. began to cat
the model Of s S,lnnon's Temple 0nt OF lime
tree wood. acearling to the details given by
the historian. .Iosepss,s Ftaviis. For thirty
wears he worked i,ac.a siilgly at his lab ,rious
work, at lcngii, died IN 1850. AT the age of %
His sou continue tn. siiiinisile work until
nis death in 1854. iso citizens of Ka..lan
then took the matter II @hs,l, All partly by
<
ting Others to foilov the plans and details
left behini bY Laugcr. succeeded il e;lccting
it. The completed work takes II 4 spse. nf
three hun lrel anil twenty-five feet. The
present owners applied t. the directors OF
the Vienna Exhibition as t. whether they
might ezhihi. it. AMI afser son. little d~lay
received reply that spac+, shoall BE- re-
served for is This result OF their labor dur
ing 50 many years rrqlire tv-aty ei yht
cases to pack it in. AMI will now be forward
ed to the Exhibition a, Vienna.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

rfAD TO EXPRESS HEN TEELINGs.---a few
years since there was Presbyterian minis
ter at Columbus, Miss. who had horror OF
shouting in church, which fact was well
known to his congregation. One day, alter
he had preached a very spiritual sermon. m
old lady was observed to leayc the church in
4 very hasty manner. Meeting her few
days after, the minister asked her why she
had rushed from the church SO suddenly the
Sunday before. aWell, !. she responded. "the
fact is. / was so filled with grace in listening
TO your sermon. that found couldn't con-
tain myself, so ran over to the Methodist
Church across the way aud shouted "
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27
A Printers Dream.

y A4Ss @A8 ~
Oner The Typographical correspondents
OF the Missouri Republican, vrsfesses il have
had 4 rrnl,llrllc vision oI 4 revolution in the
mode If printing ncwsl, fncrs. thus
!. e ,t,ting the spieniid composing
Il lnoked arou.ui Tor lle printels. 10 and
b ho d not Il 'Ir;n 'w;ss m . ii. ;noiss nj
nor type ciase mot all oath nor vulgar.
word was heard; but about. 4 dozen lnteIIi.
gent looking setltcmall were sitting. each
with nsarble-topped square table before
him. on which was d pileot finely POLISHED
zine plates. the wiiitlios q cohinn. and Of va
rinus Lengths. Each. mas likewise had i
s'atiol ary cutiing-kfiie Beside hini, TO llsc Us
he reqniresi inquired avli.s had bccon of
the types. and was tod baleir occuaafion
had long since departed that they lix,l en-
gagged in other occupations. many OF them
having chosen tie profession of tho law. for
which their previous extensive practice ai
the bar cininrntiy fi;tesi them, and that the
Eciltieman ST Jug before me wrote the news
paper OH these zine jiases. that rs fast as one
finished an article, he ioosa !,raof from it
with peculiar ink, between cylinders. as
copper plare does ;and that afterwards The
plates were arranged as the types used to be
between column rules. just as high az the
plates That hen roller was passc over
them repeatedly, containing varnsh which
adhered 10 the writing on the plates, but not
to tile plates themselves. t,nfii the letters
were high enough frmn which to MAKE q
slatrix and that from tllis time tie process
was substantially tile same as w!ientype was
used. Es
..Eat, hnw,'.I asked aid the readers OF
the paper like the manuscript newspaper y
"oh! many objee ed TO it. but they soon
became accustomed To il. and now would not
exchange 1t for the old style. Besides. prac-
ttcc has male the writers 50 perfect that the
apca looks pike copper-plate.
'.Are there rny elher advanrag sconnectcd
with the now system p
'.Very many; prominent among which are
economy In wages and IN increase of read
ing matter-,he new system saving one
thousand doilars week, at least. tor type
setting. aud at least one-shlrd moro matter.'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

A man is now engaged in San Francisco
in construc ing All Brial ship which he be-
lieyes will solve the problem. It is to
borne aloft by ) huge oval bag Of gas, and
propelled forward By wings constructed
somewhat like those Of bat and operat ed
by cranks. There are also sails and paddle
wheels, and steering contrivance similar to
4 birds tail. Itis 4 complicated affair and
will probobly fail. but every bird that flies
proves chat the thin. can be done.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

Mrs. HARRIET BEEcHER STowB, writing
from Florida, says: with suitable instruc-
ton. alligators may yet be seen in the Legis-
lature. They certainly would not be more
grasping and voracious fhan many intthe
situation, and there Is fiDs openness about
their manner of doing things that i. prepos-
sessing.'' u Ii not that q reflection upon the
intelligence and capacity Of the negro for
such work I 81
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A book agent recently invaded snug COT

A book agent recently invaded a snug COT
tage In Pattsfield, Mass, where he found a
brght-looking little woman sewing by win
dow. So he began 70 descant yotubly on the
merits on the book which he had for sale.
rs,is he kept I'M for half an hour. and as the
little woman made no ans wer, he concluded
that he had found customer. He handed
her the pen which he had ready for her to
make her subscription; whereupon, instead
Of putting her autograph on the ist, she
wrote upon scrap of paper from her work
box. line defe and dum." 1t was too much
for the disappointed man. and he evacuated
the cottage without saving another word.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

They seem to have resigned themselves to
their fiery des:ii y in Boston. Atany rate, a
reporter in one of the Boston newspapers
begins his story as follows; 1.-The fire epi-
deinic broke out again last evening, in rather
a mild form.'' sFire epidemicp is good, the
resemblance between house on fire and the
measles being particularly striking. At any
rate there il enough Inflammation in both to
Justify the reporters indulgence in meta
lphor. He might have done worse; he
might have said ''Once more the blazing
epizootic is upon us''--but he nobiy re-
strained himself.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

The number Of st. Louis buildings p,ls up
during the quarter ending March 81. 1878,
vas 122; their total value, 81, a3o .1lo.
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ADVERTISING RATES (.

AcxrdisF Five Lines; square Ten Lines, OF 'his
type ..x. -. ;nser
80. .,s ,k cents for each additional insertion
rr Transient advertisements s. pe pala ls'
- a.,v .uce. ana ALI Job Printing when tbs WORK
is delivered
nIREcT0RY OF FEDERAL OEFzSEESS
OF MONTANA.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-27

Creston, Iowa, enforces prohibition BY
quitting lieesses At s. 900.
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a, e. ~ a. NJ.

s....,.omn, nications Of Gallatin Lodge ~.
y prld at their hall on the hisl ealuI =,
dsy evening on or before the full moon Oh eaei
% %aoh.n. sro,bren are cordially invited to attend.
s's''''s TIos. X, EDWARDS, W. M.
r. r NEgEFEE, Sec