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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

An OLD CAsTNo-JoSeph klllgore, of New
port, wRils repairing his house, a fsW days ago,
oams aci oss an old castinR, with the date "Prin-
epso, 1850" This date places the aEo Of the cast
ing It las years. II was doubtless Que Of the first
ARTICLES east at Principe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
steam 40 mixers,

For the Inhalation Of atomiHed fluids in the treat
ment Of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs Being self-aeting they produced an even
and continuous hoW ofsT-ay without Inconvenience
or labor. During the lst two or three wears We
have supplied several dozen Of these AtomlEers ana
in most eases with very satisfactory resulh
Z BRINGHURST o., APotheearies.
Corner Sixth and Market str Oots
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

TMR CONFERENCE ACADEMY COMMITTEE
The committee eppolnted bY the Wilmington NJ.
L. Conferences, OF which DR.. Saulbury is chair
man, to make proposals for the erection OF the
Conference Academy, at Dover, meet there to-day,
when the bids viii be opened and the contract
awarded. The result we will announce to- NOR
row.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

DUPRRE BKNEDIcT's MNsTRELs.-Tkis we'll
known and popular minstrel Organlz ItIOn will ap-
pear at the Grand Opera House, on Monday even
Ing next The last troupe here, Skill q Gaylord
was such q fraud, that people were well-nigh dts
gusted with minstrelsy. But Duprez & Benedict
are well known, and people can rely upon IT, that
they viii perform all thar they promise.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
oPrLAR STILES Of oai,er. for tie people at popu-

Do not WAT this warm weather. for customer
made pair of seasonable cool walking shoes or gait
crs. hut 90 where you have large stock OF ready
made work TO select from. O?Od aA cnst0M sadde'
Most ot our ready made work has been made sps
cialip toT our oeH Gales an guarantee TO al
most every one a good IT. from our large and com
pete stock. Call and see at BabcOek Bros AZ
aud DIS Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

ASEARTLlEo TRUTHl-T Thousands die annually
from neglected coughs and colds, which soon
ripsn into consumption, or other equally fatal
disease Of the Iuugs when by the timely use of a
single bottle OF Or. WtSters Bulsdm Of VIA
Cherry their lives have been preserved to green
old ara
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
Police Affairs.
RKRoRR Mayor s1lrNs.

John Perkins, col, was arrested by officer Ast-
trek, for disorderly conduct. He was fined 81
and costs ami held to bail in the sum of $500, to
keep the pOace.
Thos. Kelly, Bernard Boyee and John Shields
were arrested by officer Leary, for assault and
battery on Geo. Evans. Each was fined costs,
and held TO bail, in the sum OF 500, TO keep the
nRaca
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

SUSPICIOUS Daniel GIacktn, a bumnCr, who
luIssts the Baltimore depot at Phlla., ON Sunday
vas arrested on saspiciOn Of having stolen $40.
man from Wilmington complained Of having lost
that amount, when It was found on Glaeken. AT
deTman Dallas held him for a further hearing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

CHEAP CoAL--Stove at S5.S5. Nut IS Is per
234O pounds for CASH only, at the whert south
Of Market street bridge WN } BROWN
July 1st.-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

.Iiii daotLer reduction, in the prices Of Ladies
Lasting Buttoned and Laced Caters TO reduce our
BABCOCK 4 BROS.
jeoC-aW 2OB and 3Os Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

PkAcH GKowKRs' MKKTIN0-A meetinglof the
PeninsulIr Fruit Gro vrs Association will be held
tins afteraOop, IN the Court House, at Dover. I'm
Portant business viii doubtless be transacted. A
representative of the GAZETTE will be present,
and send a report of the proceedings, tomorrow
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
SYLVAN SPRINGS.
CHARLES KYLE, PROPRIETOR.

CHARLES KYLE. PRoPRIETOR'
This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly hteN
up for the reception Of Individual Visitors, floniee
nd Social Partiec.
Ample Accommodations for Dancing have been
ICE CREAM, LOMoNADE. CAKES, FRUIT, &c .
will be sold TO ell who may desire them.
No intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground
he will also continue his popular stand Of Second
ana Market streets where the above named summer
uxuries may be had during the season; also, at hla
residence, Sixth and Orange streets. where ne VIA
generally. mAyS-Ym
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
CITY ITEMS,
DEoPLE OFTEN WONDER
HOW IT IS
THAT BARcOCE6 a BRO.

Do 50 much busines when other houses are 50 auu'
The facts Of the matter are simply as i0no"I
lst We advertise oxLT ,slat ,rs havsJor sale.
End. We haze for sale what we odvertise.
Ard The people buv oar shoes because they are
pleased with the styles &c make.
4th. The people are satisfied that they gst Is1 ~.
raiue for the moHep they leave with us anu I.s sI
piicaton Of sales and customers have gone on, IN
iii in less than sir yeurs of constant application ana
hard work we have built up trade, that lar eA-
cecds any in Wilmington.
Weinvite every body to call and see it. the above
are not stubbora facts at 26 and 20s Market streeI
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

ORGAN FOR THE SUM- H0ysE--PrOE. James
n. Clemmer has sent TO the RehobOth Camp
Grounds fine EstPy Organ, which the Asso-
"Surf House" IL t-as Af '.4l'' VI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

KILLED ON THE RAILRoAD.-On Saturday
night, John GrOOmAilI, resident Of Chester
was run over spd killed BY train on p. w. d
B. r. II near Bonnafan. Deceased had spent
the Gay 70 wllmlngeoa. his remains we're taken
to the morEue, at Philadelphia, and an inq nest
held. ..tt -ft So s@..l.- -ff .t-t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

EVipef ssstE no5fIM cE
.Nt~AESwT zEsssss1 1E0 ~ qf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN THE STATE

OrRs SIMMER sfvlrs, Walking shoes and gaiters are
ok cool oeatee and give general sutiedcfiOa n the
wearer Great variety and our prices are low a
Bibcock & Bros 206 and 2OS Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

MARROW EscAPE FROM DRowEfEc Yes
aged about fifteen or sixteen wears, prensred
% 60 fishing, Ia q boat, started from Third
street bridge just as he vas about stepping
into the boat he missed his footing, aud was
precipitated into the water. He was unable
20 swim and would oertainly have drowned,
named Wm. Ddgan. who happened 10 be cross
Ing the bridge At this moment Powell was
Just about sInking for the last time when Dn-
gan sprang into the water, seized him, and
safely conveyed him % The ehonosa RoWell SUI
fered no Injury beyOnd COED drenuhluR, and
. severe fright; but had It not been Sof the
bravery Of young Dugaa5 he would certainly
nA's met hls Hsatn, 15z 2 gW07 WWT3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

Just received one OF the largest assOrtments
OF the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps in
the city which am selling At the very lowest
Prices. Mysilk hats are speciality. Gall aud
examine my immense stock and you VIII be
sure TO be suited LEWIS @. SPRINGER,
Hat SLnna- 4 z - No pa Markat- Etr.oA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

THE New PU1EP.--The new WorthinRtOn
pump, for the new city mill, arrived bere, few
days ago, on barge, from New York. The
foundations for the pump are already laid, ia
the mill, and the work OF putting the pump TO-
gether will be promptly commenced. Il is ax-
pected 10 have tin working order during An
gnst. .., ssH -. a5.s 4ts.i. .I.tsl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

cav fs q si ,satL u
.feet aaALa4 a "a Uas 20
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6unvsys. Co,lr1ISeD.-3h Nass Side
Surveying Party, Geo. ". Irwin. Deputy
6srveyos, Peter Ench Cs,sapaasuas. N. n.
Passons, axeman. J. A Chase and Eari Wae.
rem Chainmen, and, VIM Shandley, Com.
miseary, complsted tLeir contrac,s on
Monday and arrived here On Thursday.
Their Surveys were on Flint Greek and
Big Dlsckfoos River. The following town
ships were surveyed: Township No. 8
North Of Ranges II. II and Is "; town
ships No. 8 and north of range II west {;
township II north Of range IL west town
chips No. Is North Of ranges II, u and IL
wes, townships 10 north Of ranges 10 and
u west. The surveys aggregated about as
miles Of exter,or and subdivision lines. In
order to connect the survey Of the Upper
Flint Creek Valley with the previous sur.
vsys Of the Deer Lodge and Flint Creek
Valleys, the First Standard Parallel was
extended through range II, IL and 10 west,
over the mountains south of Warm Spring
and Guide Meridian WAS run from this TO
the Second Standard Parallel below Flint
Greek Canyon. between ranges Is and II
west through townships 3. Q. Z and 8 north.
This survey comprises the Upper Flint
Greek Valley and the hitherto unsurveyed
portions Of the Big B!ackfoos and North
Blackfoot valleys, which are now surveyed
entire - far down - where the mountains
hrst Close in ON the Big Blackfoot. A
considerable extent of bottom and level
prairie land 70 still ursurveyed below,
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CnARrvARrs.-The Courier Of LAST week
strongly and very properly condemns char
tvsris In general and especially one that
occurred In Bozcmsu few evenings ago.
Although not intended generally, or il any
instance that We know OF In this country. -
. mark Ut disrespect but on the contrary
very frequently inspired by the hest Of
feeling and just to make II little lively for
the couplc, yc. they are the relics Of rude
timcs, and are under ordinary circumstances
about - mslapropos to the spirit of the
OCCASION - would be the groaus of horse.
fiddle II funeral. OF course, there's lots
OF fun such - Il is-in missing Old Ned;
disappointed suitou can play In their re-
vsngs when II b most likely to b. uncom.
Portable, and It may afford philosophical
comfort 10 the groom 10 thinking what .
band Of confoupded nuisauces he hes left.
But the fun isnt Of Inc kind remembered
pleasantly, revenge ON woman 10 regretted
when she asks you 10 dinner, and grooms
have probably something else than philoso.
ply 10 think Of as those times. So, II don't
pay. It isn't approved Of n society gets
down to . coed working basis, and Va
should quit Il In Montana n you can give
your friends nice screnadc, do Il. But
don't resort 10 these Internal midnight rev.
els OF cowbeIls sud whisky and I'm pans
and cosrse expressions, and the very many
sbso)utcly rude, Indecent and mob like
things that 30 to make up The psndeuonIum
known - chsrivsri. Just think Of this,
buys. while there b lull In the mstsimo.
NAL b'eeses, and make up your minds never
to be party to any such exploits. q
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NEW susscRIDfas. '
4 Pair Addition n . Hertnsehk.

The following names Of neH subacribcu,
IN addition 10 Old subscriOers renewing.
have been added 10 the NEW NORM WEST
lists in the past ten days. sbout o.thirds
Tor six months and one third for . year. Az
We had very good lists In those camps be.
fore. and these arc almost INTERNATIONALLY
pcrsons who have not heretofore been pat
rons. We orc eminently grateful to welcome
them into the fold which the large proper.
ton Of them reached through the exhos.
'stions Of that rustling Wesleyan rev,valiss.
w. W. Jones, at Blsckfoos, Pioneer and
Ysmbill. He Gays there isn't any trouble
getting subscribers for the NEW NORTH.
West. 1t does not seem that there is-Tsr
him,
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Personal.

WIN. Way desiyss leaving for California
and Ar'sona next Monday.
L. H. Hersh6eId Esq.. Of Helena. gave %
friencly and BUSINESS visit this week.
Our t,visl vulcan Of The ''Ovssland."
Thos. Rhea, costsmplates Jssnt 10 wslls
Walls and Oregon this winter and viii be
hack IN The spring to look after hat l1e
head Of cattle be 10 grazing up the valley.
Thomas Deysrmon Esq. interviewed our
people this week In the interest OF the Nsdy.
soainn He had psocarsd Arss rate lists In
the up coantry, and did slso here. TON. !" 10
we'll liked and 10 Cuisines IN minute"
Aessrs. q. 8. BrastOw, Superintendent of
this department of Wells. Fargo q Cos.
Express, and J. Sheppard, General Assist
ant Superintendent OF the q. 8. Express
Co., were here on Monday last. The for.
mer gentleman went hence to San Francisco
and the latter to Fort Benton.
Messn. H. B. McClsery and Joseph
Ehrhsri, Of German 0ulch, were In town
this week. The latter hos cold h,s mining
ground and expects to winter again in
Alssce. It's . pretty good country that
pays its miners sufficient in few months to
enable them to spend each winter across the
seas
Mr. ]. Stinsou. of Butte. LedtsSs few
days this week. They have more water at
Butte this season than usual, and Noyes.
the Humphsies and Ssiassa orc still mining
with expectation of continuing, - Tie fa!l
storms will bring mp the water again. There
ere some 50 or 90 men as work on quarts In
the vicinity.
A Southern paper gives variety to ito
"personsls" thus: ST. Paul 10 away out
West with Minnesots. u. john will spend
the summer In New Brunswick. Ct. Joseph
will remain In Missouri. Elmira 10 In New
York. Elizabeth 10 10 New jersey. Nari>
eta 10 in Ohio. Charlotte 10 In North Caro-
lima; and Augusta 10 down here in 0eosgia.
They don't intend visiting each other this
season."
NJ. John Blown md daughter, and J. Z.
ncAndrew. Pbilipsbsrg; W. W. johnson,
Fred. Loeber, John T. Murphy. Helena
E. 0inrd. William Gill. g. J. Whitcrsfs,
r. N. Buzzard, valley; E. T. Huson, G. H.
W. X. Winchell. Flint; W. r.
Ferguson, Yrkx II. n. Thomas and wife,
Pioneer; Sisters There's and Loretta, Hell.
cns James 0ilchrist, Dr.. A. Ford, C, E.
Butte; N. Wolverton. Rocker,
nod host Of people registered u the Scott
(louse this week.
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RELIGIOUS.
LOCAL NEWS.

MEETING or HISTORICAL SOcIETy.-By
notice published elsewhere 1t will be seen
meeting Of the Historical Society Of Mon.
tsus 70 called for Friday, October "a, 1878,
at the Court House, Deer Lodge This %.
ciesy was incorporated by the Bsnnsck
Legislature, February 2. 1865, ard the Or
ganization has since been maintained. &C.
curing, We believe, respectable Library Of
rare works and valuable manuscripts relat
ing 10 this northwestern country, ito ex.
plorat,on and early settlement. The object
Of the present meeting 10 primarily 10 elect
officers, Of whom there 10 provided for .
President. Secretary, Treasurer, Historian
and Board Of Trustees A incorporated
the members were II. L.. Hosmer, (removed)
G. r. Higgins, John Owen. James Stuart.
W. + Sanders, Malcomb Clark, (dead) F.
N. Thompson, (reinovcd) VIM. Graham.
Granville Stua:t, w. W. dc Lacy. G. E.
Irvine. Chas. q. Bsgg. An unusually large
proportion Of these are still living and resi-.
dent here, and will doubtless he in atlcn-
dance. There are also quite number of
members subsequently admitted. Az there
Is = considerable amount Of valuable manu-.
script history Of the carly days of Montana
In possession Of individuals whose death or
removal may at any day place It beyond tho
acquisition Of the Society, 1t II to he hoped
the Society will be atlc to gain possession
Of il. It 10 rarely in commonwealth
that an organization Of this character has
been formed Of such excellent material, or
at a day when 90 much valuable history 10
available IN time u come it, labors aud
acquisitions will be of incsicuIable value 10
the Historian, and We hope oil efforts Of
theirs to collect and preserve the record Of
the carly day will meet with full success
~ they will assuredly be regarded with
gratitude by the generations who shall live
amid these mountains when the Pioneers
sleep beneath their shadows. u wake no
more.
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CAsSsI NIERE1.
IN PANTS PATTERNS,
BEAVER CLOTH, &C., &C.. Just received By
Z. L. DonnOv 4 %.
For fine chewing tobaccos 20 70
SW VIZ. COLRNAH'O

WALLA WALLA lrExs.-A letter from,
"a Stone, dated Walls Walis, September
!'"' says he has wandered through Web.
loot. started eastward again, and stopped,
with the probability OF remaining few
years, In Wslla Wslla." Mr.. 8. 10 engaged
win Paine Broa & Moore, General MGR
chants II Walls Walla.-Messss Danes
aud Hsuscr have started for Montana via
0o'se with 1900 head Of sheep, and will
probably reach Montana about the lest Of
oc'obcr.-Ed. 10 IN ecssssics over The ripe,
luscious fruit and rosy checked maidsns,
ana says Portland 10 gay, but the cir is
zoo damp for Jlonlsnisn."
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couur.v ns.cnAnrs-x,,.r,. ". R

-. COUNTRY 4BaCRAHTA-Hessrs. W. r.
Fesguson & Co., merchants At Yfeka and
Edwardsville, present their advertisement In
this issue. Il mesns baaiaess They have
In store and are receivingae each place largo
stocks OF goods, ineluding everything nee,.
essasy. for miners and sAnchsss' supplies,
which win be sold y low - they cas l,e
purchased anywhere. Residents Of Elk,
Decp. Flint Greek, Hell Gate and Nevada
Creek will find Il tn their interest 10 give
them . ,easl, Fsrgusos b Go. arc hp-top,
good men TO do business with and worthy
Of The successful business they do, and any
that can be acquired. IT,. Sc"
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New Fall Goods.
sooooeoooos
Ladies' Trimmed Hats.
Kisses +" I"
Chuds. !" /"
CLOAKA,
q SILK aBC0FTb.
BLACK slLxs. c0LORED SILKS. CUyyx
COLLARS, UNDERSLEEvEx
BELTS, BTC, ETC..
Joe 1eeeissd - EttlI 13f#8!
+. L. BONNER & co.

PlxE's PsAx BsD Rock FLuMs. M.
0sorgs Perry, The rsstlins Pioneer. was In
town Monday. ~ rssfS to the Land ONCE
q Helena, 10 pay for The 10 scrss IT mining
gsosnd In Plies Pssk 0uicb. on which
Chsrles Skinner, Charles Busries, y. S0lli.
van and himself hAvs applied fnr poaent,
They have ilAsis 6sms s.-ses, ard far
the past two weeks have heem bsessting
oss ed running, teisg ~ Seoe sad .
half On bed rick. and sss'lo 4 = mueh = .
cents 70 Ne pm. They clsansd Up aaiisfsc.
tosily isst week, and o. Monday pat -
slssss 1sa 10 s'pssh iblsGs.~ Jhsy -
80 ischss of waiss. ard sspscs awe wsskis
work ~ bcSoss Gid wsathes soapssde
epssssloaA The so0pasy - PIT y . ~
Of nossy asA plsstyse nsss1r; - 6ssssve
socee0.
s-stsi - = 1890 dig. t-s haaNsv .si'H
Il e Y #
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1gssts,g q osunsv osunaaoie.ar,.

The full Board Of County Commissioners
met, pursuant to notice, Sept. Is, 1873. - .
Board Of Equalization. and to let contracts
for the INDECENT sick, ETC., and were In
session thres days.
Al Board Of Hquslizassos, the following
reductions were made. after full hearing,
for various causes:
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Geld end SILVER Lsdes, and Placers.
Surveyed BY Lyman 4 DeLAcy, and pat.
ented without cost Of trip to Helena by
cla'mants. Terms the lowest. All kinds
Of public land business transacted BY L. B.
Lyman, former Register. Information free.
Claimants will find 1t greatly 70 their I'd.
vantage byapplying directly to OF addrsssiug
them BY mail At Helena, MT.
490, 8.m
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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash and Door Factory,
We have the Largest and best Assorted Lumber Yard
In the Territory, In connection with the above.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
is00 DANCE D MURPHY, Proprietor.

y EIa QuARTz-TAcOxA BouxD.-"W. W.
j." ssods 10 from Pioneer some beautiful
specimens Of decompossd quarts. showing
free gold. taken from the George Tibbe,,s
lode, at the head of French 0ulch, near
Pioneer. The VEN shows . width of
four and half feet, at the bottom Of
forty feet shaft II width and bearing
10 maintained - BY this showing of speci.
mems and size Of lead, it Is big piece of
property.
From New Chicago, under date Of We'd.
nesdsy. the 18th, Nv. W. J." says, A. G.
Edwards. Harry Nolan, Capt. Putnam,
wife, mother and family, seventeen persons
In oil, and Joseph Kuhworsh, formerly
we'll known rcs,aurateur, Of Helena, with
wife and family, four persons, are en-.
campod here, all on their way to Tacoma
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r New n To-Day
FOURTH ANNUAL a..
Fl A I r!
Montana Agricultural, Mineral
and Mechanical Association,
10 COMMENCE AT N' "'
Helena, Sept. q, '73,
Ano oonTInvE SIX oars.
1#aH 1a - #Ia MIDI .aaf Il
rass WILL ~ sss noss a 81
ATTRACTIVE exhibition
EVER GIVEN IN THE TERRITORY.


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Xs ~ 6. Rss.soS Rses. sissis assA Of oss mia
'sS E 81 ~ e 1sSs q esce
M9F. = RuanloR Raca. siagls dasA q O. nile.
80 g ss sssssA th'es ysars cd q sads', for :
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WiONIsbHY-xs 70 !. 4 SrssS 81. H.. Hi ro,r
se3eee stlr. =. exeminatioa Il shssh Hegs and
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Contemporaries.


rrss NEW Nosss-wsss ssaisats oounua,eaeiops
- matters q Psbsie Iasssss fsa a localities. Per
ssce frsedoa = assa1a = ~ sAsies q tAeus and
ample raags b ssaaiasas - sxpssssies, o Il IL
confined 70 ssacGnahse nnieA We eaaaol thsssSose,
asssae 10 advnss Fsssslality IT. ~ vssws q CO..
responsibility
concspsdsss IN p,sase. h IN ssssa. seeonpa,,
eoanunlcatioss With tlsis nanA
mem ce0Aa GREEK COUNTRY.
II Dhils - 9ssss osssk-Vnss -
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This camp b very quies and not easily
excited. The boys al have strong hopes Of
making shis srossd pay, but up to thls dine
] can't ~ that any of them hsve succeeded.
OF course there b some gold taken out every
we~k, bat strictly speaking, all tho labog
being done on this creek 10 prospscaiss.
Sin, " have % much c0niidence 10 The
futsrs Grsatsess Of oar emp iAae ne.oss
has gone y see the big prospecss on Trout.
We have bulletin from lbss place every
week. - learn that al Cedar creek and the
eslarcs q ~ people, have beec on tho
stampede ! hsvs waited toe sessse one psr
sonally aoqualstsd With ~ plaes To aalss
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