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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03
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CARSON CITY:
Wednesday. .....September 3, 1873.

TIRE Boy THOMPSON, who stands in
dicted for burglary and whose despolia-
ton Of Roach's Baltimore Restaurant in
the earlier part Of last month has been
duly recorded in these columns, was
brought into Court yesterday, to plead.
He has the look Of Il well constituted lad
Of sixteen or eighteen years of age, and
bears upon his handsome, beardiess face
the glow and gentle rudiyres5 of perfect
health. 1t would be hard TO find pair
OF roster cheeks or a more Trustworthy
and innocent seeming youth. We got
much interested in his looks; for it is
rot easy to believe that boy with such
pleasant face and such evident physi-
cal health is a very deprayed or hopeless
scamp. Lock up a man in ordinary
plight as long as this youngster has been
III prison cell and he viii look pallid
and jlil-bleached. The Frenchman,
Burell, who was arraigned at the same
time he was, looks yellow Of cheek and
lack-luster of eye; and it is not at all a
difficult conclusion 10 arrive at that he
is criminal We had little talk about
this young fellow with Patterson, Swift,
Newhouse and others, yesterday, and
they seem to regard him as pretty sor-
~ case. Little is known OF him save
that he had a lot Of stolen goods upon
him when arrested. He talks in a de-
PRAYED fashion, SO they say, and gives
evidence of having been long and intim-
ately associated with rogues and prison
birds. If this lad is thief, as circum-
stances would seem TO indicate, and if he
is destined to 4 criminals career, then
has Nature in his case gone out of her
way to set the seal of youthful beauty
and the signs of candor, desingenuous-
ness and health where the mark of
knayery and the brand of crime should
be. 1t is strange that boy so fair and
so young should be here, uneared for by
friends and relatives. II there is any
good stuff in the poor lad great is the
pity that he should be doomed to fell
on's fate and the long association of
criminals.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

The Carson City Greys' are wriS-
Cling into life. Theodore A. Hale has
all the plenipotentiary papers from head
all of whom want to be Captain, which
is big trouble.
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Evening Report.

355 Meadow Valley lex &c. Is. 1873
S25 Raymond X Ely c., Ga, &c. G5'5
600 Eureka Con II I. l2is. l.'x, lg4
80 Washington < Creole 50
$40 Alps Sue
$50 American Flag 3 4, 3, "a be, q.
$50 Belmont
1851 Newark ~, ~ b3o. 4L.4's
$40 kentucky "a, 3ss, ) Z, - bG0
20 Hermes 3
$50 Rye Patch 6l3. G
loo Eldorado South ~
4O0r Hayes =, . i. 2..3
$50 Chol!a- 30. IS Z, 81 4, 50 b3o
no Independent i
90 Golden Chariot 23i!, %, 92l3
$50 Gilmore
400 Minnesota 10. 49,, 10 b39
100 Empire Idaho \
go Gould 4 Curry liL{ lile b50, Il Il
1870 Imperial =. s., ~ s30, A..
100 Caledonia -. II Z, % q, 23ix
$50 War Eagle IA
Mahogany
800 Sierra Nevada 1oiI, II, III, IL.
30 o II Treasure
3l2 Yellow Jacket SO. 50 4. -. 5li9
100 Crown Point 80, 9ls. % b3J, 81
12sj Ophir 81. 50, 5Gis, 81
SIS Delcltr Il 4, nv bj, Il, ia b20
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REPORTS FROM LAKE TAHOE inform US
that q number of pleasure seekers yet
remain at the Tahoe Hot Springs. Two
families are in camp near Rowlands
One is at Lapham's. Nearly all the
visitors to the other places OF resort
have betaken themselves to the valleys.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

INCORPORATION AND ITS BENEFITS
Before the city was incorporated the
citizens paid two watchmen for the du-
ties of that Office, which were promptly
attended to in the early part of the even
ing, midnight, and the hours of morning.
Now that We have assumed large proper
tons the citizens of the south portion
of the city have to do without the SER
vices of Waterman after the hours of
twelve o'clock at night, for the reason
that the night Waterman has in the
press of business to perform the duties
of Deputy Sheriff in the day-rest is
necessary for every system of nature
watchmen are not exempt from this rule.
City Fathers understand this matter,
therefore why no. increase our police
force and give the citizens protection
against the incendiary and marauder at
the hours most needed? 1t is the duty
of some person to see that we are not
fooled under the garb of an incorpora-
ton. OCCASIONAL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

LIVELY LAND Substituting the
month of August applications were re-
ceived in the State Land Office for over
II, 200 acres of government land. Ap-
plications for September, also, are be-
ginning to come in very lively.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

Hon. J. F. LEWIS was in the city
yesterday-some law business having
brought him here.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

TIE cool air of last evening foreboded
frost for this morning-and we shall
look out-for some early riser to tell US
if there was such visitation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

Hal CLAYTON took himself off to Bel
mont, Nye county, last night-some
business of moment calling him away:
He expects to be absent for several
weeks
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

PEnsoSAL.-Capt. c. c. Warner and
H. G. Blasdel were among the arrivals
here yesterday.
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MISS II. X. CLApp desires US to state
that the Sierra Seminary will enter upon
its eutumnal term on Monday next.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

THERE was remarkable depression in
the betting market yesterday, consider
ing the nearness Of, and general interest
in, the California Election.
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Proceedings of the Board OF County
Commissioners.

The following bills were allowed by
the Board at their meeting on Monday
Roberts & Leggett, work on County
Building, 5;33 90; A. W. Pray. lumber,
SEQ So; Foster. Freeman 4 Co., nails,
$l4 10; Geo. W. White, lumber. SD
\. W. Pray, lumber, $l9 u; Thomas
Spragrle, road work, So 80 i. II.
Meder, road work, :s72; o. Z. Willis,
mise, ;Sl2 %; Allen IL Dawson, medical
services, 81! 80 ;. John Ii. Waters,
medical services, Sc %; John Q. Moore,
board. S1G5: MIS- II. \. Crowell, board,
SIS So; W. II. Lang, cons:able's fees,
so: s;heyer & Morris, lndse, s;i3 %;
{. A. Withereli, Justice fees, $50 80: j..
p. Williamson, Justice fees. $40; S. L.
Swift, Sheriff. fees, $f29 IS; +. D. s;ar-
gent, cleaning alley, So; Jacob Tobrirer,
mdse, S1t 80; L. i. Herrlck, medical
services, IS %: Jane Thompson, board,
So: Q. z Willis, mdse. SIS 80; Mason
Il Chamberlin, mdse, $62 G7: John ?.
Medcg, mdse, Si4 10 ; Geo. W. kitz-
meyer, chair for Judges office, S12; n.
Soleroerg, porterage, $50; j. Rosen-
stock, 1ndse, Sc.
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LAKE. TAHoE.-A GooDBrE WORD

LAKE TAHoE.-A GOODBYE Word
The keepers and proprietors Of hotels
and boarding houses on this lake are
most earnestly entreated to Immediately
put aside all local strife, and unite their
energies to bring as many people as pos
sible to Lake Tahoe in subsequent
summers, Those plans which will help
all collectively, will help each one indi
vidually. II these persons cordially
unite in inducing visitors to come to
this healthful and delightful summer
retreat common sense will aid them to
also unite in schemes to render the brief
soiourn of their guests as happy as pos
sibIe. J. RAwsoN JOHNSON.
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The BOWERS MANSION Grand Gift En-

TIE BOWERS MANSION Grand Gift En-
tertainment drawing is postponed until
the fifteenth day of October. Besides
the mansion and grounds, there are dia-
monds, silverware, oil paintings, and
one hundred thousand dollars in gold
coin, as prizes. There are three hun
bred prizes, and the tickets are 81 80
each. John D. Kersey is the Agent in
Carson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

GYMSAsT1C.- visited the young
gentlemen of the gymnasium, lately Or
ganized in Carson, Monday night, and
passed an hour of real pleasure watch
ing them in their varied turns and
springs by which they get the muscle
up. They are hardly more than begin
ners, vet; but in a months practice
they have advanced admirably. They
have a very heavy weight, to lead
them in their exercises which they
take to with relish. These meetings
are orderly and well conducted, and al
together marked by the strictest gentle
manly bearing ON the part OF the mem
bers,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

Il JUSTICE CoURT, yesterday, Patrick
Kallagher was arraigned on the COM
plant Of II. L. Oar. for being intoxicated
n III
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DRUNK

Officer Newhouse arrested and brought
into Court George Miller, charged with
drunkenness and lying in the street in
front of the st. Charles hotel. Defend
ant pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
to pay a fine of thirty dollars or go to
Jail for fifteen days. He was committed.
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ATTEMPT TO DEFRACD.

On complaint of the Corbett Brother,
John Magician was arrested and brought
into Court on the charge of attempting
to swindle the plaintiffs out of forty
dollars due for board, by taking his
property out of the State. The defend
ant was brought into Court by Officer
Newhouse, when the case was amicably
settled.
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1rieham Yssag Iasssviswel

Salt Lake, May S.-Ycs.cr'iny the Omaha
Herald correspondent interviewed brigham
Young to obtain his views an the India"
question. Brigham sail that in AZ he set'
tied in this country with 40 souls. and tor
thousands of miles around the land vas IN.
tested with hostile indiana; that he gained
their friendship. and Ivy acting hon"raO'y
with them and never stopping to deception,
kept Il: thu. the hostility Of the Indians
had been augmented by the ro"beries c"m
mi,,ed by interruptions sgen,s and that
they had list oil faith in The honor and in
,cerity If government officials; that the
Modocs did 10 the Commissioners just What
they ,l.,ught was being endcnvored u IL
done 10 them, and that peace should 'n
made d any cost. or tire entire West w''"id
he cmbroiled in general Indian war.
When the correspondent asked f"a"g IL
cnjors. President Grants Indian p'licy
then Young rcpIicd--"l endorse the ls''icy
70 far q i, corrcc.s abuses and tends 10
lasting peace and To civilization If the l"
dian" Young stated the In a;"n war would
| destroy the c",nnwrc~, capital and 'ns'"'ss"
lion between the Missouri ard Pacific Coss'
| and re,srtl the settlement If the country Il"
| twenty years, wiMci, would il itself lie :
gr. a. calamity. THE entire communication
will appear in the Sunday issue Of the Her
\ aid. a----
| v,'-,s"y :. ':'' -..:s s..- Ssn 'snn '...---'.'
s,i,uted against the 7vi6x"e. Ut this city, ~
i Mai WoOlly
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where organize Oranges ~ they rz'st IN inc
States; let County Commissioners refuse -
~ axe the contracts u"der which ves'e"
rights n.av I've claimed Ia crur: c'er' "ny
men to Office wh" will opp'se Ill such I'M
r4,si."n with s'sadfsst purpose. aud thus ~
the po,ls. in thu curt. ii N the Legislature
urr.v the people. opposition s"insa'rI"'r"'e"
.wjudle. Al; Is m", lost that Is in danger.
THIS &C, i. hut ono 1T many in the SUBSIDY
u,sy, and while We acknowledge with oeep
regret tina, members from Deer Lodse'
Missoula and Beaverhesd assisted to accom-
pli.h II, the l,e"p!c thereof will set tnem'
selves right ON the record. II they 40 mol
who will blame the c"untics upon WHO"
this Was voted for easing their. burden mex
session by amending it 70 Territorial SUI
.crjOiiON?
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Teleqraphic 1revities.

Stokes IL GenirL . new trial by the
Supreme Court. TIE case now y.xs to the
Court VI Arp. ola.
DR. +. H. Chaplin celebrate HE 25'h
anniversary ~ psssH Of the Fourth Univsr.
.si Church, N. T.. on Thurs ~. and wss
pr.sn,ed $1,000.
Since Jan. 10, 26,SV5 Gsrna - have srriv.
el ut Castle Garden.
Government gold 8. o IN THURSDAY were
q II ~ 10 II. 80.
O.s~s Ames wss alive tut g'adually fail.
ing IN THURSDAY.
Kelloggs "rces under Badger s,d The
McEncsy citizens had . skirmish 1t 81
Nar,inville Wednesday evening. . - pound
Napoleon gun being used BY the Kellogg
,soopA The c,lisens have the bes, Of Il.
They succeeisd 10 woanding ons man and
one young lsdy. The nsgsoes s.y Il b mol
shstr light and sss standing sloof.
Ths following pail bsassss havs bseu
eaoass for The faassal Of Chlsf Jaseics
Chaaa JoAn J. Oisc', General ehssn.s,,
w. = Evsris, Hsmisaoa 1tsa. OssYs
llcDDvsll, H,ssa Dars.y, 0sssss Ws'A
Willian Cullss Dvysns sa1 alse Cushisg
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Chicago Irter.lIccan, April 10.

Chicago lrterOccan, Aprll w.
II is n year six months and nine Gays since
tic fire If Oc,"hrr 0. 1871, and yet, strange
20 relate, Nv" gentlemen cls'M that the
champion blnzc 1T creation las not sun"
,lccd yet. While party at gentlemen yes
,~r,iay were passing the ruins Ut The C"'h"'
i, Brothers Sch,"l. on Van Buren, street,
rs, of Clark. their attention Was n'''ac'ed
y the escape If smoke, aud "o' If euE'"s>
.ty. they Instituted n" investigation. After
uskiny an *. ava'i"". . snail pile Ut glow
ny Goals WAS reached. and when I've ar
,.,n,e in c.,n,art with IL n vigorous lame
mr,, forth The discoveries resolved upon
naxins the far. memorable. aud accordingly
,D . n,ug some pnla,'e- r'mscd them by tie
,irc, ate y lunch. then lit some q. sfs NJ '"e
,,uzr. covered the live GOALS over with brick
nd departed.
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A White 8uaals.
From the D,.uyt.r Timca,

NJ J T. MO"ya n,''u' We. K ago, white
''n' hunting IN I Q hal 1T thu Il pub lean.
killed white huffal ,. tn. hide IT which he
r0u :h, 10 Ntrv r. aud is h,ving il s'utf"d
nn,i N united b. Il ID 'lph B'rh"rd'. taxi
drrmist. This il the first ins'a"cr If white
huff In having bee" shot by white m"n,
:" far us W. have ever heard, though the ln-
inns have occasionally foun. one. Mr..
Morgan has been constantly ~ gagged In
hunting for several yenrs. and this Is the
first white buffalo he ever saw or heard 1T
turing that time The buffalo il II ycsrling
and perfectly wMh-nc ""l"Itd spots ~.
pear on him Mr. Morgan has been offered
5000 for il since he arrived here.
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The House voto

We give below the Hnnse vote on the
Rnilr,ad subscription bill IA II app ars in
the M0~t0Mi0n:
Deer L.,dgr-Aiken. Alger, Dean and
K riley. aye; job" II. Rogers, no; Missions
la-O'K"efr AID Kennedy, aye; B"verh""d,
Brown and Mead. aye; Ne"gher-Hnr.
ring,on. aye: Sutton, n"; LETTERS m-Cnr-
''- aud Emerson. no; Mrra"'ry. ave;
,;s'la'in Coleman, aye. TATE. no; Lewis
and Clark 8 ,nf.rs. Dns'hl, Chcss'nar.
liar, well and lirld, ave: Madison .-Fmk'e'.
Stafford all Carmichael, aye; Samuel Nal.
nv M
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Notes Of the Day.

Tcrre ilau,c - tryins to elect three sets Vt
city officers.
Gen. Morrow, commander Ut tho ,rn,psst
Camp Douglas, is s.r'"u-ly i'll.
The wOn,-u in the So (Which Islands live,
fnr the most part. u shif'le-s life.
4 Chinese capitals. Purposes /" buy
whole block If hpuses in Wichita. Kan.
.Au indefinite stay Of prOcec 'ings has
been granted in the H,rnes W. Raymond
& Ely case ., Piochc
Miss M.rv Warlsw"r,h, ". D, IT Frank.
lin. N H.. is appointed physician to the
na-c,n If the sn,H. ri Turkey.
/ The Wr Dep .r'mcnt ha- or rrul the
| concentration If all the available troops On
the Pacific C,a-, I" whip the M"'"s.
The ,,nj,n.i n.vI'.pr fra r'''n' Ut
Nebraska All Ku-a. p,rp''e mixing
J ,rard excursion 70 Salt Like City next
month.
Wip,n.. ~Minn, May 81 .hn Baldwin
sh,, his Cousin, Pml.nl"r B.Liwin, in.
Homer, M.nm.. killing h M ins sn''y Cause,
u w"".s".
| The hcan. II the world
Ia IN It's namclc-s Saints E,ch separate star
seems nothing, but mv'i,l -t,rs
Break up the night, AID max Il beautiful.
The only recorded jns's ,rc of the success
fu, empl"ym""tof h,r piece policy towards
he hra' hen il +, be founi IN S.muc! XIV,
S,: And Samuel hcwr,l A.al IN pieces
.':,,ien,itic men say Kansas Is und' rpin"ed
ny piles 1T fossil elephants" This looks
,cas,,msblr, for she has been herself an elc>
r!,an, an the hands Of the country tor he
last dozen years.
Major General J I'm G;hb'n. U. ! \.
lecturcd in New York City Tuesday evening
, Anr,' g. IN Tho Wonders IT the Y"ll"w>
; stone." His lecture j. largely extracted
fr ~ IL eastern 'ur '"ls
A Pic'c pa",p = III avs: 4 wc'''kn"wn
newspaper m,n from Montana is here
n.s ,tia,,ug f. r ,kc purchase { the Rerisv
priu, NJ ma rial. viii, view I" s''rti"s ~
i evening 70 nr in this ritv ut IN c'r'y LAY.
u Tue insurance "n the If" IT Horace Grc"-
ley, to the an,unt If $lo0 mn, hA- ""r
u pad over I" TIE TrsS me As."cia'i"', which
j. now ~ n very pr'si" r"us condition.. hnv
u ing over sem. INN c'sh IN drp'si, !" b" +,
On, 1T this fu"d rumr has II that new
70 T,ibu,e build, & vii SION I've r"mn,enc"'
'e Thr little b"y ssvea from the wreck at
-, the Atlantic va, not saved for nothing
ia Gl"ry waits him. Also money. T"grthe
-. with yiraffr. ~ fa' woman, elephants. ant
D. other cur;nsitirs, he il Offered the pron
~ privilege Of travelling with Mr. B"rnan
y. It il gratifying 10 know thai the terms pr''
!: pose, Ivy Mr.. B. include 100000 and III
&c right To sell his photography.
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The Legislature pss.esl . I'en,sentiary g
IN scssxdaMce wiih the 0uvesnvr's yecMn'
msnds'ivns. There xre iO he three Directors
., ~ ,'sr day while sc,u.lly engs ,r'i I"
du,y: wardco II tSS 70 ,n-n'h, phys 6 m
o as Er uaUnih. end thrvs guards ~ to''
pss m.m,b Nv p.r..,a who l'ecsMnes ,ntox.
tr~ssd sl'sll b. spss'i"'sd guard. Contracts
SSs supplies ore " be LET 10 Tive kwsss bid
dsr. The Warden must srsisie inside of shs
psoi's"'iasy. The psovisivosof ths bin ap'
peas h. b excellent
A Ill was passed amending the elccsios
isv which prsscribsd dsclsss.ory citizens
feum vesiog, ~. vcesed BY the 0ovesn0s
tus shs essm u asnendsnsns end passsd over
TIE nsilr,sd lncsp,rasiSa scs wss
passs vssosd by tbs 0ovsroos, end passed
Svss shs vssn
Cssacil Substitute n. e3-,hs Rallsuad
osbscnpsioa Bili w. C,ssssd. vssGe.l, sat
psaed Ovss ~ VISTA Il y pablishsd else
Whesr.
u b q. ~ HAapisai I'LL was amssSs1
~ iassalsg Oss LIDS tsssAl q llslssa
4 jSias sssolssla,a psae1A su1mboulae A.
ls~ R'sss -; ~ oasslsy sslsse ~
!. a.: ~ 'sss'a,las s.ass sasss - =
~ IN sspes1eng ~ laes,r A = =
visese nSeed, viae ~ s1asS6snroa ~ ~
naooslosG1nbls tn esveysGnaaol 49, -
49,. S..s n
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Tia I.snasia,a ImkeoRlia

New Orleans, May O-Gress cxr'aeme"
wa~ created in this city this p. m. by the
repor, that Govern"r Kellogg had been shot
|, appears the Governor lad been driven I"
the wharf Of the Texas Railroad Co as"'"s
n y. m.. to inquire into the complaint u
the Superintendent If the road in re'"t'""
10 the interference Of INC police guard STA
toned there, with the business Of tic Com
many, when y crowd gathered around The
carriage ieering and hoo,ine. and just ~ the
carnage started OF shot wss fired by some
person in the crowd. and Governor K says
the bullet passed 80 close to bis neck he
felt It.
The P;enysne's New Iberia special Gays
sharp engagement took place to day ut 81
Msrtinsvi!le. The policr about 2:15 p. m.
made sortie from the town and attacked
the force If Col. Deblsnc. VII" fell back
l,-fore them. Tic police frci both s"'id
sbo, and shell: from their cannon but with
out effect They advanced about nile
and half and made stand but 'rcarea'c"
after Q brisk skirm,sh with the advancing
forces of Col IDe,'lsnc.
Bra~hesr. La May THE U. 8 troops
arestill here, quartered in the rsils"sd DE-
PIT. They expec, to leave t""mor'ow W..
the asreemen, that no Me'rOp"'itans shat
have transportation with them.
Chi. 40, Nav e.-Thc 7Si6unts Wash
ington special says private dispatches 'ro"
| l.oaisiana rcprsens the condition Of affair
| N even worse and more alarming thai
detailed In the general PRISE kilograms. I"
McEncry party arc armed and sr'ning an
| in many paris of the State II H. reI"'rte'
,hey will he able 10 offer successful resist
ance to KelloxE's forces. Up +" this tim
Gov Kellogg has net called up'" tile tfet'
den, Of the U. s. In tho way prescribed y ID
constitution fer assistance. Accssd'n: 18th
las, decision of the acting Secrrta'r q
War ind Secretary Ros'c-"n, Ger. bmer
Is no, authorized IN use the national TROOP
| urss1 usc ea.~ss T.. .eSs>-S q. -fla sl,, exreui
securct he service Of process issued ny "
U. !. courts
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Tesriterisl ytens frsm Exchanges

Lew Wa hburn, ~ Hcle u, has gone ~
S"l, Lax. TOR the suMn,er. Sorry I" Lcw'c
him.
>. Jesse Armintsxe announces himself -
Candidate for Sheriff Of Lewis und Clark
cOun'y.
Mai n G. II. j D. Curtis has been em-
pioyed in Me Government, service as wage"
master, "r guide, which ever il is, 1t all cx'
petl,s,on from Fort Brihger u the Wind
river c,,u",ry, and left Helena Ibis week.
Mr John Potter, OF Hamilton, has Tie
contract for mail service from Radcrsburg
I" Camp Baker.
Miss C,rnelia p. Sims, Of Pioneer City.
will, "n or about the 18Th inst. open srle'r
school in the new school N.use at Alissuula
Superintendent Wright ~ imterviewiu!
The F,a'heads relative to their rernO'a.
Mus FL,rence Abbott was Ma, Queen ~
M,ss.'ula.
Jasper Rand. formerly resident If Mis-
soula ,u"'y, is married aud living ut Lew
tn, Idaho.
The A""ha"inM says: From. Capt. End'
". learn thu, rripp s. A,nslcy' mill, At Iron
Rod, started VI, ,s,t Monday on Bedford
quartz. Hayden started his araslrn the same
day ON Blue Range rnck. Davidson is lax
Ing in ditch 10 work placer claims. neat
The Green Cn'npheli lode. The farmers "re
vi! busy scrdiug. and things generally look
prosperous about Iron RMi and Silver Star
The Courier says: Rich. Wilson T. -
r:t's magnificent mule train rolled out Il"
Orinue IN Saturday, laden with about 81.
wv pounds If robes. furs, etc., and vii
return with mammoth stock Vi goods {"
that well known house.
Gacn intends soon 10 put Oh line
daily Coaches between Bohemian and VIZ
ginia.
true O,srry esrvs ..,sn ..;u Lee ;.. -r-.->;..'
| III = eis"rt time.
Nj. j. v. Bogert, ceputed by the Younl
Mems Association Ut Bozc,nan, t. selec
~Uks for its library. has purchased 2O4 vol
umes
: The G"sest< If the 9Th says considerable
in,eres, Va, caused among the people u
ibis city yesterday, Ivy the circul ton q
the report thu, new Ra,lr Cd COmpsn
had been organized. anil the CHATTER put /"
record, in view of the ss.~yc Ut tn. l.ai
road oct nnw in the hands of the Governor
: I, seems tina, this Company il composed q
ami Railroad Men-if there is nu nlisiak
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-05-10

veue ~, -, ~ - c''unty. II "'.na sr-
s;,"rv on the 18th ,iay III June, 1873. t,r
the Uurls,.. uf entertaining ANY aud all
~, ~ ,s,,,,ns Ut c.,mpan,es m-"c f"r The
en-. ,ruc,w,n III said road III accordance
9TH ii,r provision. y, THE sc', ard s"o'n.'
The proposition If sa'ins COMPANY IN '"e'r
iutigmen. mos. likely t. c'a'p'' W.T." Wv
..,.,',,,v of wh,cl said commissioners s''"'!
nav. authority to de'crm,Mc tut same M"
su,,,nit the proposition" Of 'hs Company
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