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New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
A YOUNG KLRProMANIAc.

ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-W. II. Day, young son
Of r. o. Day. prominent merchant here, arrested,
yesterday on a charge OF grand larceny for stealing
pair OF ladies' bracelets from the house of friend OF the
family The bracelets found at q pawnbroker's
office where they had been pledged by prostnte who
SAYS that young Day them % her lt ~ said that
Day been IN similar trOubo before and that be 10
TeGaTded W klepI9QaBi1f by soine of hiS Hiends.
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HOW BROOKLYN BUILDS A SEWER.
A SCHEME BY WHICH THE POCKETS OF TAX-PAYERg
RATHER THAN swAMPs ARE DRAINED

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RATHER THAN swAMPs ARE DRAINED.
The Eighteenth and Twenty-first Wards, OF
brooklyn, embracing area OF $500 acres or about
GOO lots were for many years dshGured by numerous
stagnaut ponds and marshes which only great
nuisances from sanitary point OF view, but also re-
tarded the growth and development OF that section
The idea OF thoroughly draining the country though
for long time entertained by many, never assumed
definite shape until about four years ago, when VIM.
b. Fowler and others resolved 20 take hold OF t and
work cut, ostendbly for the public interest They
issued circulars 10 property In the neighbor-
hood inviting them TO attend meeting TO be held the
house OF Alderman Totans The object OF the meet
ing was stated 70 be the discussion OF the ways and
means OF Improving the Eighteenth and Twenty first
Wards. II was determined possible TO set rid OF the
surface water In tho wards and survey was made by
Mr. Lane. civil engineer, who reported that the lands
could be temporarily drained for less than 5000 This
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IT.
Fortyone out Of the - members OF the class thus
ceyed their diplomas OF other two, Is the un-
fortunate f. c. Bishop who is put back year for his
mistaken generosity OF action. The other one, Brney
was found deficient. What action the Academic Board
may take his Is not known II has the power TO
recommend that he be retained another year or DO dis
charged This ceremony being finished, Gen. Sherman
10 the class the folio wing words OF advice;
GEN. sHERhiS's REMARKS
II Is extremely grateful TO me to welcome you upon
the very threshold OF the army into the army OF the
United states You havo now your diplomas' ana are
10 all intents and purposes officers and leaders Of men,
wsh you we're gathered around mo With not 30 many
ladies and learned professors near, 40 that oould M
von como simple truths aid you IN your profession.
Welcome yOu cordially You must tbe willing 10 WORK
NO will oyerask you. II you have more Knowodge
than recorded In the books taught here ehrilsh H.
tou have wit bring t 10 us IN our solitary mousse
on the Western Plains. II yon have sarcasm.
Laiy II J9TeTer, fer II I9seS !oa Hl.naA
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WEST POINT.
EXIT THE FIRST CLASS.

LhII tIII' 1HI'HJA NI13R'7'7'
GRADUATING EXERCISES BY THE sECRE-
TARY OF WAR AND GEN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF TIIR GRADUATES.
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MURDER RECORDS
rxEcu11oy IN ATLANTA, GA.


ATLANTA, Ca, June 13.-Isham B. O'Nel
was executed in the yard OF Fulton County jail at G3o
o'clock to-day for the murder OF James Little. He died
protesting his innocence and without struggle Life
was extinct in eight minutes. The execution was pr
yate and witnessed only by few.
THE DEATH SENTENCE IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-The death warrant OF
Joshua Nicholson convicted OF the murder OF Mrs.
Iampley fixing his execution for August read TO
him this morning by Col. Kane, Sheriff OF Baltimore
CITY, Nicholson listened to the reading with composure.
He and Hallohan will be executed together at the city
Jail.
MASKED LYNCHERs AT WORK.
WHEELING, w. Va, June 13.-0n Wednesday
morning last masked party broke into the house Of
John Jennings the chief OF gang OF robbers in Weze
County in this State Mrs. Jennings seized to de-
fend her husband, when the party fired, killing Jennings
and fatally wounding Mrs. Jennings. The ynchers left
a written notice 10 the other members Of the gang 70
leave the county
KENTUCKY HANGING.
PARIS, June 13.-Joe Duncan was hanged
here to-day for the murder Of John Hawkins in April,
1872. After he committed the murder Duncan disap-
peared but returned and was apprehended tried at the
Spring Term Of the Bourbon County Circuit Court and
sentenced to be hanged. Unsuccessful efforts were
made to have his sentence commuted to imprisonment
for fe When the drop fell the rope stretched letting
his feet down to the ground He cut down insens
ble carried the platform, the rope readusted
and the nsensibe body pushed of This time the Judi
cial homicide was successfully accomplished About
$500 people witnessed the scene.
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class ofIs73:

l william II. BIby. a. Frederick A. SMITH
\ Henry g. Taber 49, George A Cornish.
a William I. ROssell. a. Edwin I. Howard.
A Thomas n Bailey. as Calvin l.. COWles.
a John A Lundeen. B George y. Eaton.
A Charles A l.. rotten. a. Daniel COrnman.
Z. Jacob 4. Bloom. %. Henry e. La Point
& william IL, Coffin. %. Dlllard n. Clark
9. joe eph ii. DOrst 80. Hoel >. bshOp
"a Albert 3 Cummins. 81 Augustus q. Tyler.
- Joseph Garrard. 81 Charles NJ. QConuOr.
- Tzra D. Fuller a. Samuel ~ HOLMES.
"a Aicrauder b. DYER 3g Edward w. Casey.
lI Joshua l.. Knapp. 35 William H. CaEIer'
IS George \. Hoyle. 36 Hugh T. Reed
lo Edward T. Brown. 81 Cornelius dardener.
~ 0eorge III Paddock a. Louis r. Brant.
ls Robert LoudOn 49, Edgar beacon
70 R,nbridVe REYNOLDS 40 Quincy 0'M Gilmore.
10 George +. l.. Harrison. Al. Joseph +. huston.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-16

oninc Of experts, " it'll the single ex-
ception of Prof. Clayton, have de-
veloped this new deposit of ore. BY
means of such scattered buncLes
of ore," as here exist, we predicate
a revival of the interests of this de
populated" district.
The White Pine Ners 10 to be en-
larged-so immediate and decided
are the prosperous Effects Of the min
ing renaissance in that county. 1t is
evident that careful and business
like management and perseverance in
that region will bring about a sub
stantial prosperity. But it will take
hard work. patience and faith.
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news. local affairs and the interests Of
its neigh oorhood-
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Mr.. errrrrSprRGH wishes 10 irforrn fhc
ladies ~ Carson and vicinity she hss r'fnrned
from San Francisco and will resume business
on Fourth street in rear Of oleovieht ss"ro NH
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The APPEAL will be delivered to the citizens
Of Carson at Fifty Cents per week, payable
weekly to the carrier
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From the v hIte Pine News Of April l-th-I
On Wednesday last We made 4
visit to the mines of this company
with the object of ascertainlng the
truth of reports freely circulated
about town regarding the richness
and extent OF the ncv cham Der If ore
in the North Aurora. In company
with mine superintendent j. Potts.
we entered by way Of the Old Aurora
tunne! at the surface, and passed
through into the
EIDSDALL CHAMBER
Here an immense auount Of work
has been done and an abundance Of
first-c class ore taken ont. The cham
Der is - feet in height, and 100 feet
wide. Men are still engaged taking
ont low grade ore from the bottom
and west side t this famous ezcuva-
item, which Will average frnm SO 10
$50 per ton. Adjoining the Hids-
dali, we enter the
DE PN5 CHAMBER.
At THIS point occurs the Dreal. or
dI-luca,ioa ci Treasure Hlil and the
rocl. commences to show solidlty
and pernaaency. with Il decided
downward pitch 10 the ridge. Down
from the chamber. following the
course Of tie "lreak. We descend
90 feet to the level Of the South Au
roratuuaei. We here again iiHG III"
vein le above us in the R,i>iall.
the upheaval Of the portion lett be
hind having dislocated or dlsiointed
the ore body. Nothing can be
palmer than the theory un which the
dead work. through which We
have Just passed. was performed.
To MesSrs. Potts, Philpotts and Prof.
Clayton, is due the practical Illus
tration of !. theory advanced By them
and derided by all others, which WAS
that the solid formation of Treasure
Hill was lower down than the earlier
workings, and permanency could
only be found below the ''break."
These gentlemen have always clung
to the idea. land their labors of niue
months, through solid lime stone,
has practically demonstrated its cor
rectness, that the northern portion
eli Treasure Hill was thrown by some
CONFUSION of nature away from the
main body, which is now found in
the
PEERLESS CHAMBER.
We some time ago attempted de-
scription of this magnificent body of
ore, but our recent visit has demon
strated that We failed to do justice to
the subject. During the past three
weeks Mr.. Potts has been busilv en-.
gagged taking out ore from this local
ity, and every DAYS work only re
vrals new and richer deposits. With
a pick we TOOK down a small piece Of
the ore at this point, and found it to
eqnal any thing we have ever seen
from Treasure Hill, assaying up into
the thousands. The specimens taken
are on exhibition at our Office. and it
would afford us much pleasure to
show them to those inclined to be
The ore FROM the Peer
less Chamber. (now abont 90 or 80
tons daily is being run through
the tunnel from the South Aurora.
thence dumped into the ore house |
and from there hv means of train
way and teams, it is taken to the
Stanford mill. at Eherhardt. for re-
dnction. It would require too mnch
space in our small paper to give
more extended description Of this
wonderful mine; hut we will saw in
that the wealth which
must accrue to the fortunate owners
of the property. will be largely at
tribntahle to the persistencv and
determination Of the Agent. Mn
Philpotts. and his competent assist,
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Local 1reVities.

Mr.. VIM. Shaudley has succeeded Nj. n.
J. Preston - guard at the Peni,cntiary.
Rev Hugh Duncan left fer Missoula ,hi.
week and will preach n Msssoula u morrow.
Court vas IL adjourn Friday evening or
this m"ruing. All the cssss but two have
been disposed of.
Mr.. Glen Burkett will teach at the Warn,
Springs school house this winter, commenc.
ing in two weeks.
A regular old-fashiond, double uuscletl
cycl'ne nearly boxed the compass and shook
up Deer Lodge fore and aft Wednesday
afternoon. No damage.
Court convenes II B .nnsck next Mon dsy.
Judge Knowles leaves for ,hs, place u day
There are number IF important cases ard
the term will be one ut unusual interest.
Nr. G. Mcfarland. of BIackfpot. who has
= quite large loi of valuabls h,oxs. con,em.
plates giving the folks an opportunity to
p''ssess them ., very small Gust within few
days.
One OF our prominent attorneys who has
figured more extensively In politics than
law during the last two years, us,onished
The jury ON Thursday by addressing them
~ Fellow Citizens"
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For 6nc fruits 60 TO-
$500 VIZ. Coils MANA,

THE HOSPITAL. Arrangement having
been made whereby the coming Of s0sr
Sisttrl Ut Charity from LeavsnwoS.h II
assured-they will probably I've here within
two " ttrccsweeks-Dr ALL Miichsll On
Tuesday last sub let u Father de Ryckesje
for the remainder Of the three months he
contract hsdt BEEN awarded hin, The sars.
ing, clothing and feeding of county patients
IN the Hospital, apthe aasne sssss - the cs's.
tract mss as 6rst awarded them, 2asd On
"Wednesday Sisters kssy, xsvisr and Tesess
took charge OF the Hospital. There, are
now i've patients In he Hospital. The
esectiss of the. Hisssr's. Hsspi'sl buildin3
will be coamsscad, - soon - she pIans Of
construction are detesmined upon. The
Sisters have procured soms ts70o 10 this
county and 1o0o h Lewis D Clarke. AZ
good . baidlSg ivin be- erected - he
amount AZ mosey wassassa Il b antici
paied |. win iake t9ooo % esooo 70 sppse
pri.,ely furnish the building. Il b designed
10 have four Sisters lecoesd hsse and nett
GUNNER -. establish sohsol sndss -thds
charge. a .,....s.a 100 WI 49,
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2OO VIZ. CoLHNAN's.

SENTENCED For LIFE collins. who was
a party To the hanging Of the Chnamsn near
Rocker some three months ag". and who
was last week found guilty Of murder in the
second degree and recommended to the
scverest penalty Of the law. was brought,
into Court ON Monday morning and sen,cn.
ced to imprisonment in the Territorial
Pcnitentiary for ifc-the first life sentence
We believe ever given In this .Duniy. Judge
Knowles prcfsced the sentence by very
strong Remuneration Of tie crime be had
Ierpetrated and impressive remarks peril.
rent To the occssi'n. They however seemed
to have little effect on the prisoner. who
remarked IN heing taken away that '.hc now
had home fOr the first time 10 his life"
and was rxihrr hilarious over the result.
tmprisonmcn, for life is terrible thing To
contemplate, bot the crime he perpetrs,ed
II one Of the most bsrbarously humilis,ing
ihs' hes blackened the history of Montana.
and II Is to he hoped tha, his penalty
reduced to that out Ut belief that h,s drunk.
enness Invested the deed Ut some Of the
essentials Of rational murder. will prevent
the recurrence Of "u'rages upon people.
who. however objectionable Ms an elemen,
IT population, arc still under the protection
Of oar laws, entitled 10 every right Of pcrson
and property that &c are, and who by very
reason Of their helplessness and inferior,ty
should he exempt from personal violence.
May We never again have to record crime
In Montana of the character of that f"r
which Collins WAS on los, Monday sentenced
n life long imprisonment.
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LOCAL ~ EW s.

A PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL MI. s. A
Wiley aud Ed. Corbin were driving over to
the Fair last week in buggy they took
OCCASION to carry shot gun and take In .
few birds en- route When ut the foot Of the
grade beyond Mead's Mr.. Wiley went to
adjust the gun in the buggy, having hrs lef,
hand over the muzzlc OF one barrel. BY
some mishap the hammer Was drawn back
and falling on the cap discharged the gun
The charge striking close m the palm joint
nf the fnrefnrer blew of the entire finger;
his checks were considerably powder burned.
and the lef. eye bls,crcl by the fire; one
shot also passed through the rim "f his hat.
Bandaging the hand with handkcrchicfs
they drove through To Helena in four hours.
where Dr. Click was summoned and the
finger cut off at tho hand. The operation
was tedious-.4O notwithstanding to the
bruised condition Of the inner muscles, but
was endured without anssthetics, and the
next day Wiley was NJ the Far. lie Is
under good care and doing we'll. 1t WAS .
terrible close call for our much esteemed
to~nsnlan. and while regre,.ing the occur
renee we cannot reprcss happy qualification
thu, il was no worse. Mr.. Wiley will bc
absent in Helena some two or three weeks.
remaining in charge Of the Stage Office there
while Mr. Child IL 1t Bannack attending
Court.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.
In TINE DisTRlcr CouRr OF rnE SECOND JUplcIA,.
DisrRicr ~ TnK TsSniTORY ~ MONTANA, IN
AND 1UR DEER L"DGs COUsrY.

In TINE DisTRlcr CouRr OF the SECOND Jup,cIA,.
DisrRicr ~ rnE TEsnlTORY ~ MONTANA, IN
AND 1oR DEER L"DG. COUsry.
DANCE q MrRruy, Plaintiff,
Againss
JouN CoSvEs. Defendant.
Ac,on brought In the District Court Of the Second
judicial District Ut the Territory Of Montana In
and for the County 0f Deer Lodge, and the CON-
plant fled IN said County OF Deer Lodge In tho
Office OF the Clerk Of said District Court.
ing to JOHN COr1sy. Defendant:
You arc hereby required t. appear In an action
brought against you BY the above namd plaintiff IN
the Territory OF Montana in and tor the county Of
Deer Lodge. and to answer the compliant filed there.
In within ten days, excusive Of the day Of scrvce)
tfter the service OH you Of this Summons. II served
within this county: or. served out Ut this county.
within forty days: ar judgment by default will he
taken axsinst you accordin: to the prayer Of said
complaint.
The said action IL brought to recover of You the
.un, ot go y for lumber sold aud delivered to you
~ Murphy Co.. on Or ab0ut October l2th A. D.
isS2 which said demand for valuable consideration
was assigned and Transferred to these plaintiffs
about the 2:st day Ut Jan is7a Also the sum II ASS 81
about the said 18th Day Of Oct 1872 nmonntin. In
the aggregate to thu Of Onc Hundred seventeen
aud "a 100 Dollars. together with legal interest thereon
from said October 18th. 1871, and costs Of suit,
and answer said co'"paint a. above reIuirc,i. tho
said plaintiG will tske Judgment against YOU ior the
sad snm ot one hundred seventeen aud 70 no dollars
Sll7.76,, with interest thercOn aud co.ts OF suit.
Given under my hand and tho .etl OF tho District
Cunrt VI the Sec0nh Judicial District VI the
(sEAL Territory VI Montana IN anl Tor the 'inty
Of Deer l.sigc,: this 7th Day Of Ostohar. In
the year u on. L.rl one thousand eight hun.
D. D. OBANNoN, Clerk.
S2s-5t ByJ. T. OwINa.. Dsputy Clerk.
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SheriF's Sale.


RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out Of the Second Judicial District Court Of
Montana Territory, In and for Deer Lodge cOuuty,
bearing date Of October 3D., 1879. and to me directed
ana delivered In an action Ia said court wherein The
Tiger Ditch Co,npanv are plaintiffs aud Eckles 4 Co
are defendants. In favor Of said plaintiff and ngainat
..d @efendant.. for the sum Of Gao Hundred Thirty.
Nine and 80 lOO dollas, tSl3A5Ol damages interest
and costs IN the sum Of Twenty Nine and IS 100 dol.
lar. and oil further acc, ung c.ts have levied upon
aud will, on Monday The I'd dav Of November, ls13
In front Of the Cary House In the town II Backfoot
n DE, Lode county; n IT, sell II! public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash In hand the fol
lowing describet property. to.wt: The ground known
~ the Eckles d 60. Claim. commencing ut Nick.
Gu! mish's upper line running up Eureka gulch
l,OV feet more or less. taking In the b,rs on said
:ulch, IN the ----- Mining Di-trict Tying between
Carpenters Bar and Backfoot city, tog ether with all
improvements thereon thereuntO belOng,. or all
IT defendants right, title and interest. OF so much
thereof as may be necessary t. satisfy said judgment
aud costs. Hour VI sale, ! o'clock p. IN. Of ahOvc
date.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of October, 1873
CHARLES >. WARREN,
223-lt Sheriff OF Deer Lodge county, MT.
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For fiue chewing tobaccos 20 =
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II & FM. I
ExuIDlrIOx o. ecao0L AFPARATUs.-
Prof. W. Egbers Smith On lass Monday
evening" exhibited q Wilco4 Hall 70 iaFes
sudienos. shs woskiags Of the seasstlac -.
paratos recently. pssehaaed Tor ths Dsts
Lodge Pablo School. Ths esblbltlDs ..
cludsd expestnGnts 6sth ejecsSscaI srpasS-
iua, sciopticon vjsss h asesss40y. -
1Acpial seejsas transferred ed aaGstoes
BY Tie sciopuooa. Ptnf. 8. also catceiqasda
ne asdtssse With rssiaaiidss. ssssaFe6 ssna
Naiasal r0nnss md to several sgpGsi0sReD.
impeessing his hsassss With ~ va1ae q ~
epparsass = q sdjssce elssstll ihslF4 IN
u ~ tsssehss ~ sll1slsaaa y 1hs eoese.
3slsaens will ~ - NJ - - :.
without caergs, Sos ~ esssos = e60So.
PHI.
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BoxxER 4 Co.--This firm With the nam.
moth business hloct and the mammoth
business have preserved the unitics BY
inserting mammoth advertisenent. They
now have IL store and are invoicing daily
of the stock Of goois purchased ~ Mr.
Bonner % his recent trip, and It IL the
most complete and aleabje We hsve seen On
sbs west side. II conpises everytiing !"
their line. : fuIl. complete, perfect aesors-
ncnt Of goods for tia people. and the
immense trade they are doing demons RATS
what With excellent adaptation h The market
Il has been selected. They give somc
figures In their I'D" to-day indicative Of
the psioss st which they ass ssllisg goods,
and dsajsss end uDsssmen win alike 6nd Il
= tbsir advaaaaGe 70 0ahe sheis purchases
1t B0anos q CO. .ss5 Y ~ II 4
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Personal.

Mr. Il. N. Tibbetts of .Blsckfoot 10 IL
town under medical treatment for wount
received Ms, winter and which has recently
been Troublesome .Eo@
Messrs. Granville Stuart. Thomas s'uar,
and WIN. Il. Judd have gone - Fort Peck.
We presume to bring up the body of Jane,
Stuart which was inferred within the stock
adc At Fort Peck.
Hon. Martin Maginn;s, Delegate elect.
arrived from Helena On Thursday and IL
spending few days with Deer Lotlge
friends. We arc glsd to sec the Major and
trust be will have Nm enjoyable visit.
Charles Mason. one of the best citizens of
German GuIch. left by private convey vance
las, Saturday for San Francisco with the
expectation Of making bic home in Califor.
nia. Success, Charley, wherever yoa ct
ysur stakes.
Mr.. Phil. II. Brown. of Philipsbure, who
has been inmured amid the silver walls Ut
Flint Creek for the past eighteen months. 10
making pleasant call on deer Lodge friends
this week Glad IL see you, Phil, and hope
S'lversdo will som bring you the reward
that Is certain N time.
Messrs. s. T. u~user Of Helena, End Fe.
Liz McArdIe 0f st. Louis. both connected
with the St. Louis & Montana Mining Com
psny n Ph'liI'sburE, are due from 81. Louis
We hope the gcntlrmeu will give new
impetus Z" mining operations At Philipshurg.
and understand such 10 their intention. .
Mesers. Henry d. WITT. J Y. surprenant,
William Allison. 4 w. S,gsby and Duncan
Campbell. ell well known citizens, lcaye t.
Gay for Tacoma via the Mullen route, where
they expect to remain during the winter.
1t Tac''ms neo!s any first rate men and first
rate mechanics they will fill the bill. W.
regret to see them leave. hi, trust they will
find good fortune aud return in the sprirg.
Harry J. Norton. late associate editor Of
the Ao"ta"ion, left Deer Lsigc on Thurs
day morning for New York where he DE-.
signs publishing his Guide Book Of the
National Park. lie has his manuscript oil
prepared, and il will Ike valuable pub,ica.
t,o': for Ai0nta"s aside from ito National Park
descriptions. Nj. Norton has hid generous
encouragement in his enterprise. some $50
Trims having given him advertisements to
BE- incorporated in the work. 1t 10 designed
70 have 1t Published by December nrst, and
We have 70 3oubt il will reach large sale
AMI handsomely compensate the publisher.
Good trip. and goud success. Harry.
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RAcls.-We republish an item from the
Gazette stating race 10 made between Bre,
Harte. Honest Charley, aud Comet, to be
run a Deer Lodge Oct. l7-usx. Friday
for t5O0 Having made inquiry here We
are Informed the purpose has not yet been
consummn.ed, and II 70 hardly probable the
race will be made. The purse may yet be
u'sde up, but up to this time has not been.
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MEDIcAL.-Dr L. g. Tesson. recently Of
St. L,u,s. and for several years surgeon in
the medical corps "f the U. 8. regular army,
has locased permanently In Deer Lodge and
opened m oiice an Main street Opposite r.
Is. M,lIcr's. Dr.. lesson IL y graduate IT one
1t the bess nAeslicsi scho"ls, 10 accredited .
ski'lful physician aud his experience in
surgical operations acquired 10 the Geld and
in U. g. Hospitals will be Vt invaius''le
advantage In this country where ~ many
accidents occur. Wa ,ssst I" zee him acquire
. fair sharsof patronage. and commend him
- those in need or seedical services.