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SWAD0WS OF OlD DAlOY.


Ep,ron Nsw NoRra-WEsr-
Fearing you may think tho Polar Wave"
has not subsided SUN GENTLY f,r the Lenizens
Of Summit to ex,ricStc themselves from DO
meath tue CONCEALED elements of winter. !
write that you AMI the rest of mankind may
know VIC have dug out, and like the gopher.
are crawling the face If the snow once again.
Preparations for the
rRg sUxxERs WORK
arc every where In order, and summit will
shortly assume more busy appearance Il'a"
it hos for the past few months.
The time for ground sIuicins is close up
on u; in few days more the water viii
begin To make ito way from beneath the &C
~-...-'-.-A ,S winter, inviting all In
tcres,cd to bear hsni. sl,houxh drops NAV
drip from their nose ends like ''Belcher'.
best" from the unwilling lips Of IN hotel
molass-s pitcher.
THE QUARTZ L0Dgs N SUMMIT
Have not lee" neg 'cc,ed during the winter;
several companies have large piles Of ore on
the surface really for crushing, ard judging
from the prospects they get, they will bc
we'll rewarded for the labor a.d money ex
pended in taking II out All the lodes that
nave been worked in Summit during the
past winter with one exception, are Iodes
that have been abandoned by Eastern cspi
,tslisis ., worthless. In some cases large
mills have been erected ut great cs'si. ana
sse nov going to ruin. In every instsnce
incompetence and nexlec, have been the
solc causes Ut these failures. 1t has long
siucc occurred 10 tho people IT Summit.
tha. ma" may he . good political wire
pulicr, or understand betting = company =
money "two.two," he may have sand
enough 10 bet mary pair" higher than thu
u,oon. and still with oil these necessary &C
complishmen.s, he my be . failure ss .
mining agent. When Eastern companies
get to understanding these facts, We may
cxpec. 10 sec them succeed, and never until
ihcn.
In two or three weeks Col. Postlewsit
will .tart his mil on custom rock aud money
will be more plentiful; then We can tie the
goosc 10 the tail Of our kite. aid send II up
w. II A.
c.,~~r. Ns.A,~no n ~ - Ma 4 1874
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Lady's Trimmed Hats,
1.ady's Un, rim m''d Hats
L.,e., sp,inc styles. ju's received "
E. |. BotteR & Co.

..wuAr n suuxD!-Thc Gazette Of
r.,,rs.,.,. uu,,c,ng the di-cus-i"" {" inc
.,.,ye query by the Deer Lodge L'"r".y
As.s.is,i.n. very kindly publishes
.v,o,.;s If the latcs, researches an the SUD.
;.c," THE "rescarches" src learned an"
Interesting. ,u. unhappiIy for those de+ir'
inc M early aud satisfactory solution 81 tue
"".,v ~. l,oxeftes .'resesrrlses." which sse
a mc items from l.ciurc delivered ny f'''.
L..uis Elsberg, Of tue Medical Depsrtms"'
&c IN. University Of the City Of Ne" lor.'
delivered u, the Cooper Onion Hail. March
% 1871. we're clsborsteiy cited ~ "u'
.D.r,.,r" an the question t'ei"g reterreo "
him sou,c weeks ago. and were tue ve'S
researches upon which our ''Pr"te"sor'' sn'"
,..u. Ile has already cited - authority
..ver.l eminent scientists u show i'a' fN"'
E,.trrp "a. In err,r. he's proven '''s' no H.
..,d..i the question - physician Would
f,om Psychological rather 'hs" . sc's'''u,
s,aodx,iut. shat his lecture s"a .e'e'.
.,.,.mrn,. srs illogical aud co"ara4''c'"fy
NO, Mt. deanition Of e'Uud inesooeo IN
.sn.c Of hrar,ne dcdnitIon - soso'u :
10 d.one taste when asked what y 'avo'
A dsane s.uell when asked w''ss V s!'u'.
ar INV other subjcssive quality o. snoas :
r,.,,.r vh., s.ked 10 objective qas"v
mode and IN short 10 usiss the D'oe's
.sc.,prl " rsise bic ha,r. Up - sss n.
time the Professor appsssssly has shs ..
Of tn. medical men. but tss uA'cs"rs 49, -
ting evidences u 70 bsinssoiscsd nos. "a.
day evsstns. ed sssss : = s'''
will b the geeoIs -
-'fm $50. - : ys:''sse
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EDsroR New NORru-WssT-
The spring Is very c"ld and backward
Wheat and other crops sre ~" works later
than they should be. Ahou, one half Of
last years acreage Of wheat 10 sown. and
that sDwu on stubble without blowing.
Times arc hard plenty If flour and wheat
yet on hand. bu, M sale. Many farmers
xre discouraged and leaving the valley.
some twenty fnmilirs have left, and most
oil the loose f.s.ted bachelors Farms are
selling very cheap. is safe prediction
..-. 'h-. will regret their lack "f pluck AND
stick 10. Inverness in less si,... - .---s--
month They are hunting better times and
better locality. Before they find them, Bit
ter R"t will see better times than they are
likely to find elsewhere.
We had lug wind storm on the Ed,
which blew down trees, fences. &C, plenty
Il blew the Bitter Ru,t bridge in twain, 60
tho, il is impossible except for f'otmen.
"A shooting scrape occurred at Corvallis
las, week. No blond, no interest, 20 M
, particulars.
Many formers arc impatient to enter the''
lands. Why don't the rules come!
Yours truly, To DocEs.
| BrrER Roor WALLET, Mar I. 1873.
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II you arc H. want If cartridges Of any kind
2OO 60 t. w. COLEMANo

1AMISRASTs "A party numbering about
thirty persons, marty III men arrived in the
valley this week eighteen days Out from
Corinnc and will cate on farms or g. into
the mines. Among them, aud We presume
the promoters Of the immigration were Perry
Mclean. at upper Deer Lodge. and Henry
Epple and Mr. Pickens formerly IT Bear
Mr. Mclean again brought out his family
VIII" thought when they left here they were
tired If Montana. hut whO return from the
western Sisirs declaring that Montana Is
infinitely the better place ~ he. They are
accompanied by Mr.. McLe~n's hr',hrr and
family. am' ~ Mr. Hunt AMI family. NIL If
~hom We imlicve will locate in upper Deer
Lodge Valley. The remainder hive gone
M the Gold Greek mines. These people arc
trMn Missouri. illinois and Iowa. and arr
1T the kind that will make .s'd substantial
cItiscps. II hN,kcd like old times Ia scc this
arrival and We trus, and believe the noun
tain land they have sought will fulfill their
expectations. which are MT over Wrought
tut founded on determination to acquire
homes, comf"r, and competence Ivy industry.
economy and ~. adjust purpose Mont ana
offers infinitely het'er Inducements I" $" h
~ op:e than the States they have left. many
thousands as we'll ~ n few
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z. L. BONNER 4 CO.

Library LYCEUM The principal feature
Mt Tie Lycrum meeting on last Tuesday
evening Was the reading uf ~ interesting
and p,rssan,iy phrAscd series Ut K~m'nis'
cenccs If few weeks sojour" on Puss'
Sound. bv Mr.. William Hyde. who s''ne
yeas .incr visited Sa" Juan and the other
principal island. aud ms,n>lnnd Of the grrs'
Pacific Hxrtur Dir II. IL keen, pr"cti'sl.
discriminating observer. and has the faculty
Of conveying Ia his su'lcnce ny tree.
,crse sentences tsithful aud graz bic sketches
uf scenes h. 10. visited. The referred Que
ries OCCUPIED come time and some inie es'>
ing and other amusing rrI,Oris were made on
them. The follow ing Srr among The Quer'cs
referred tor answer =, the meeting an ncst
IT,. .stlsy evening: l. WHIST 10 PsntOgtn
2 WHIT H. Z1ia.sl light snd 10 csstc! .
VIVA. il \ ~Ii,zai ION. aid IL relig"n . pri-
- .rv csu.. VI, the SAFE 4 I. light ind's>
.,,.,,I. 1, vis.," : g. Wits, ere the Oc'c
f,r,ry q. l. n,rn,>I Or phys'cal !" suiy
mos, 10 be d..iredr Z WI" WAS tssu's
hr,,n,r'. ~i,c's ,uothr, .i".ls~ ! y Whs' II
,.,,,iuc,iu,y 0 What is the LulHI 1T Il"
ry.y TO- VII" ~r'tc "Co" e''",c''as "s'r'
ssw il, G.d and blu ,h.dW II What u
n.., IL Il crs,ure by The Nun b" tn
l,on Ns.kY - d. fish br.s'Le3 IL i
move, reading dc,noraiizIrv! 13A'c w'''nc'
iutsri"r " sup.r"r I" men! 10 """' ~
c.un, 4. NJ you give Of Ns'"'e"" III
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84400 1O0 SM8S00 oY
Eu,r on NEW NoRTn-wrsr--
Business lDegins to LOOK little brisk IN
our camp; several parties commenced work
,his morning and are preparing to mine in .
fex days Yesterday our camp presented .
lively appearance. Mr. r. McL"ne "a
family. old residents Of Deer Lodge Valley.
arrived from the East in company with one
other family and several passengers WI"
came here with the intention Of sojour"'"e
Mr.. j. Erhart, former resident ut German
Gu,ch arrived with the party. There are
quite number u men i" our camp st pres
-ns looking fur employ which they
viii, soon ret. Goods arc rs cheap here III
anywhere in the country, and Mr.. !. Hon
hin. sets table bountiful'y supplied with
,ood grub for the reasonable sum vt % ~i
week ., thinx &c ought I" live. get a.
and came gu, With . few dollars in the Tall
| have the privilege "f c""''a''inS the cpl
zo occasionaily-which the boys are no
! hack v ard IN doing. There arc no DIVINE
service here on the Sabbath, aud in lieu
for a little recreation, VIC get s''ch'"s''!
'.Ilow come you so!" LsNaTnS.
! Silver Bow, May 8, 1871
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Charley Warren. just in from Gown c"un"
Try, furnishes u The following:
PnlLiPsBURG frazer sn1 Others arc st
work c,,snlng out shafts and putting the
Spcckicd Trout mine in order ~ he retc'ves'
ny the PuiI.p,eiph's Company Who have
purchased II. hc Company running the
t,isy 4 Bcii mill, cleaned up 30 DANCES 1T
Uul,,om "n "Wednesday, the result Ut w"
AID hall days run Ge'. W. lrv'" h"s
IT.. contract tor surveying Upper Flint
Greek Valley, and will begin ut"'ui June L..
kNnLrTsBuRo AT this Camp every
clan. u being worked with every prospect
ut good yield, hut NJ ", " have Cleaned
III. Wailworx, Davis s. Co., arc pu, ting u
iume ~ he :owcr portion VI tIe"derso"
Gul.h ID have dA,,cr'ng prosI'ests. OBr'cn
l. Henderson. Csrt~ right, N~sterso" 4 20.
-..A a'---."-..n l. Co.'S grvund lODks we'll.
Hendersv" viii produce the ususl s.nSyn,
Ut g..ld this year. Many here anu u -"
,psburg arc complaining VI the i''cso'"r'ty
Of IL. nsii. The INV NsRTn WEST did
not reach the d I'VE camps u,til Inst Tues
dny instead Of Sunday. Milton r Chailin
AID family srs now living Vt Mouth VI
ilcnder.uu, and Mr.. G. hrs opened y butcher
shop In Emms,lsburg.
PloxExR-Murrsy + Tali'ost's lnrge build.
inx 10 nearly completed and will " The
lines, building In Pioneer. Mcdonald & c..
are erecting : livery stable sdjoining Fcnian
Hall. Joseph Daddow 10 building rest
dsuce on Main street, IN ornament to that
p.rt Of ,le burg. Thnss popular gentlemen
Smith & Randall have their hO,el 6xed'uv
in style aud ore receiving she good pasr'''sse
they descrye. The Childs House 10 still
hosp.,a,,lc and excellent hote! under TN
management Ut NJ. Cnilda S,n's nv
o,m,,sujes are ., work 10 the vicinity. O''
B,s.,on Bar l. pas inx Zig. Alien q Ash
mead ctsrsd up tiAOo Wednesday fron
, 0ve days run. Jos. Allen picked UP -
, Nugget in his ground siuice few days since
Some twelve tsm,liss frO'u Bitter Root Wi
l.v are ., Pioneer aud viciai,y. There ~
nos sb.,ut lto unemployed mem 10 cam
hut more water and gessrsl work s''i 500
Give snploymsut - The ,,soss oi them.
YAruuL -0vversl companies talk 9
..soepd,se woek fss deys OWING To fss''
ves In she ground. Rogers = Dro .duss ha'
,hear claim open 10 good shape. and .
vorkinx . num6ss Vt nnss. rhs h''c
cresk Ds.cA = sov aowisE aboot lse
inchss q vaase. J. .. Bssss . 20. have
!. leree snesss u god ssossd % lodspss
Aesoe Ojessio& Wssssa . a., And
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Local ereVities.
Bunch gTass 70 W luxMTIsntiy.

bunch K5oss u W. luxMrtantiy.
Public Sch,~l Commence Monday.
r Silver B,w Ditch br"ke ~ Monday.
Mr.. Giles =. Ohm k,st six Thousand plsn,s
by the frost few nights ago.
''Swcet screna,les" arc whxt the ladies arc
Boosting Of to csch other these mornings
Mr.. Peter Lansing has purchased the
tlaldcrmsn lot adjoining the Post Office and
will build on It. Consideration $7eV.
Mr.. Thos. Low of Silver B.,w will ss,aI-
lish branch st.rc in German Gulcl this
summer with his son Luuis in charge. Mr..
Low Was in town on l tuesday, purchasing
g.'o.ls for it.
Social or public entertainments every
nigh. this week ~ tar. Virginia City will
have to k'Ok 4, II or l." lgs d~ CiesreuI will
dispute its Iaure!s For pleasure sbidcs
where congregations are.
Mr. John II. Roberts and others appear 10
have desire u fave Montana If II Is not
pat Ill cure and brought ~ three six horse
wagon loads If salt, . portion Ut which II
here aud the remainder u anive rjd Ban>
nxck.
The rule seems t. have been adopted IT,
Deer LOigc u estimating tue sEc'"s s'."t''.
Ivy tn. area of badness they pack around
III their hats, hut tue d,scUverer VI the ruiz.
hss recently lecn convinced hair may not
be l,irsu,c and will establish hOruc other cri
ieyiOn
A lady acquaintance @" J"a on fashions
informs Us al the recent fashion plates
drm"ns,ra'r Physiology has trumphel Vt
l :. snd tic waits n. al cut full and large.
However this may result. Blum has a
charming stock IT ladies hats and milIenery
g"ds received by express aud E'un''s
"szasr is th"nged Ny fashion "vcrs.
Matt Walwork, Eco. r. n ., Emmcts
burg. and = disiinguishei citizen Of shs
lower CAMPS, was the recipient few days
since from admiring friends Of suit of
fashionable, iufnn,ilc. bifurcxted garments
If the latest stripe. and responded with aud
iblc smiles. hut wSs h'o full for utterancs
Near I'm, Maj, when you come up mex
time to ''rxstlc" Dick.
Jus, ma it happened, there was only on.
subsidy" man 10 Deer Lodge the olhcl
evening hen news came Of the passage 81
the railroad till. So. ~ We had had ouI
jubila,ion and II was his turn that time, h'
O., out the anvils and the ''sn,i'' boys had
ri for him while he fired and cheercd, snd
assured them NJ every el,o,-''l'm gettin
the best If you noso. buys" "O"e touch 1
(gootD nature masses the whole WORLD kin.
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HAVING RE-oPENED TUE WELL KNOWN
RFeF>Se1e1e1eIe1ef35S3
S Bank Exchange Saloon !

And stocked Il with Liquors and scgars snst win
commend themselves to pssrons-l respectfully eolicis
the patronage u the public.
PILL MCCOY RN.
Deer Lodge, April II. 1879. 1851
FLoURrSo MML.-Mr. VIM. Wilson. who
l,sd ground NJ Morgan Evans new Flour
ing Mil few days since = load 1T Deer
Lodge Valley wheat. br'nght . sample /"
il 10 town. which IL pronounced Ivy judges
cawal to the lies, Bitter RU,t brands. Mr.
Wilson used it and says he never wants
lighter. whittier and swee'cr bread In bis
house than il makes. Mr. Evans Ia now
rur ming the mill constantly and 70 prepared
TO accommodate patrons promptly. Until
las, year no v heat Of any consequence had
been grown in this valley. Until With"
The est few weeks there were no facilities
Tor converting II into -four But the valley
Ina ix,rnc abundant hnrv.s,s and the mill l.
in al things n succ~ss. The ACREAGE ut
whca, this yenr will be large and hy next
s.~s,n the -four product w'll heroine MI
in,M,r,.nt resource Ut tho valley. not "nl.
sufficient for home consumption but TOR *
portxt,on to the ncigh'x'ri"g camps.
II you van, 10 smoke . fine Havana cigal
ECO Gu 10 VIZ COLENAN's.
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PrNIrENTIARY OFFICERS. - Subsequent
t. the passage ut the TcH'tca''''y - o'''
ernor Pots sent /" the Council 'is names 81
C,nrsd Kuhrs ard Granville Stuart tor
r. commissioners and g. B Adriance for
Warden If the Penuentisry. The Cou"c'!
confirmed them. They are all excellent
.pp,,ip, mcn,s--nonc better c'uid have bee"
made. The trst two gentlemen have ''ec"
s,,inx ~ Commissioners for the past ""
yenrs under executive appointment anil Mr.
Adr,.ncc hos ,esn xctiag Warden f"r nearly
the ssme time. They src careful. efficient
men. and under their administrator" TIC
nrison will I've conducted economically ANA
with visilant care We have not YET nes'd
,hs name Of tho other Commissioners.
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DrpARTnRNr % DAKOTA,


II. PAU, Mixs.. April q, 1874 }
CEALsp PRorosA,s. duly endorsed a. saen. suo'e..
y to the usual condition. will b. Revived ~ tn o.
Tue ~: several osss and stations named below sxeep,
FOt Buf0rf, d. r., until u = Monday the lsth day
e x; s Tor "n. sS s =, ; sIs following
named military pOste and >tatiOns: .s.
soss City. lows. ~! eordr Of oak w NJ assn
s sss" xs q III s s as:s s.y
r issO cords Vt WOOD +ss G6 pound. = hay: For,
Suly. D. T., S.0ea cords u wood SUV pcC"cs ~
s co." y IT, s III cards c"ris * "od. pound. II
I'll I'll. Ga saSa1 u s :s;saae .ss1 s"!o.s =
B.ae Agency IT, S , sS,", 3 r'"I iss scs
Il wood, s1Sii pounds 81 hay. t;rand River agency
b. j.. SIS csds Of wood. iss.sio pound. Of hay:
e eG s. So"T F,s Abraham Lincoln. r. ASH cord.
II wood, vi ss3 pound. of hay. Camp Hancock, d.
+, Isl cord, II wood. s7si pound. Ut hay 49,. ,.
and hay tor the posts ahoy. named. On tn. military
rss.rsst,"n At reasonable dirstncc from the posts
aud .. limit: a.fd =, w. cda II oak ~ 49,
So pounds Of hay g 3s pounds o. .r Az Fmt nl:
ley, Miln, 4l9 cords VI ok wood 1875 pounds u
fo.t Wsa:w"rth. D. r. i,lss eurl. Of oak wool OIL,
Isl t,sO pounds vi hay. Fort Pembina :. y: T.. ~.
rords ~ usk w0,h H5 pounds Vi hay IT, l63 p0""ds
If strsw Fort seward, y. T Loo s:r IS II WOOD
az ;7S pounds VI hny. Fort 'cntcn. NJ r. Sc".d'
wooa POUNDS o. nay n.n sc't ., h,y Tas isa
n,und. at straw Camp Baker, NJ. T. ~ cords VI
wo,d, 500 ,G0o pounds Of hay. .,...
No niss q Gil, wood .r hey nion r,.esvations
or public land. viii b. embodied III the contracts ioE
rhc sh"vc are the estimated quantities that will ~
required nj each I-t accOri. 10 tho present aist!'
husi.n 0f irOops hut the Government reserves the
right to increase Or diminish the r'ne At ans time u"
ring the continuance q the contract s =, ,ou
from thc ur,rcts Of the ncghbOrih. larMs and eel
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CoRREsF oiloEHcE.

(TsE Nsw N0gra.WEs1 s0lieies c.mnpnscsti0ns
matters u Public Isseseet from al loe slisirs Y-
Eet iresom Il acessdsd n the eAoies q Theme and
ample range In rentimens and expsrssioe, - II 10
confined 70 reasonable llmits We cannns. therefore,
In advance responsibility for IL vsws q CO..
srsposdcatA)
Correspondents WIN please, In I'll cases. accompany
cOmmunicatiuas with their mana
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HollswAy's PiLls AND O,x71sxT.-Wc stand
ayhass at the thousands hourly hurried to premature
grave. victims Of having peectei the aFss Symptoms
Ut disease Whether the complaint originates In the
body or he introduccd sccidenty through the skn--
lssal results may nc wardsd IL BY timely recourse
u one o. both of these snsdicines Is cents per boz
MI nj
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LOCAL ~ EW >.

MY Wov,.roLx's LECTURE Pursuant
J., ,,,c,. Rev l.. Is. Wm,lfulk On Monday
svruin. delivered a, the Court House under
m, AUSPICES ID for the benefit If the Ii
hr.ry Associsrinr. to An Interested and ~
,,cc,,,iy. sudirnc. lecture on THE Origin,
O, civilization. The Reverend gc:,lrn'a"
entered into AN extended citation Of the dif
,.,ru, degrees Of civilization attained, ami
the conditions Of barl'nrism rclnpsed int"
by the nations "t antiquity. lie cited the
o.i iza ION and hxrlmrism 81 Modern nations
and py .latn,rn,e anal sis and deduction
declared a. the result that the institution Of
Christianity wa the origin Of true civ'iixs.
,wn. aud the institutions Ut . country. its
MEASURE and standard in the civilized wurld
The Lecture WAS rcplc,c with evidences Of
extensive research and earnest Thought. and
wss c,ucl,cd in the fluent fervid pbrasco'o
" and delivered with that hslpy Or"'"ricn
eiftr, for hicl, the disiing uishtd Divine Il
Noted. There arc differences 1T opinion ~
10 the absolute correctness Ut ssHns view'
expressed sud the T.. nclus,"ns arrived NJ
by some 1T The auditors. snd Il 10 nOiin,prOb
shlc III, diversity IT Opini'n may dcvel"p Il
. pn,,lic discussion Ivy me'nt'e's Ut the As
suiaiion, . desirable result. The Ass0cis
t,"n !. under many obligations u Il vercnd
Voolfolk tor his generous ass's'xncr u "u
public cn,. rprisc xs yet in it, infsncy snt
WE trus, its growth, progress AID rcsuI''
may bc such .. u render cherished meinOr
les ~ hun its gratitude for the assistance
hr rendered II the first from . stranger.
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THE "UrPER ROAD The bsd condition
the gsester p'r,,"n Of the ye"r ut the old
mxin valley Rad ts,ween Dempsey and
Race Track creeks. has resulted In the
establishment 1T n new road acr'ss some
fur miles If Country higher ~ on the
bench which il vast improvement on til"
old one and We think ~ short. The route
b.'twern Deer L.'dg~ and Race Track II now
tO follow the Cable road to WWlfOlk's
,sncl,, fr"m whence q rai DIVORCES to
Vessels crossing OF Rae Trsck-strsigh'
- line the entire distance The ground Is
'iiy. smooth on the surface and underlaid
Ut . few s"c',cs d-p'n :" s'.. a. .";''. :.
gravel stratum which will prevent its work
ing deep eve" in heavy weather. We pre-
sumo Mr.. Grace, Supervisor IT the District
will ssn bridge the numerous little hranehcs
If Dempsey creek wlich will render It ex'
ccllen,. Travel il already nearly all hy thai
route and We make tina mention that th"s.
rot heretofore advised IT the new Rad MAJ
take /, snd avoid ,". horrible m're on tn,
old rt,nd.
- s.<DD.s -
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An Ola lleantainees's 0pd13on sssneFesee
Ye6ey
Enron NEw NoRTu-wEsT-
. Wi,sn lbiukipg II the Indians, having
scen nearly oJI us sns's~s'~ ,',s~--s.-.s-s.
the Sierra Ncvs,le and Rocky Mountains.
and oil phases of Indian life for over TWEEN
~ wears. think II II nO more than right
that I should have nv say abont the Indian
Policy. Whittier ''hear.l the tread Of piO.
ncers." bu, he did not zee the tall tracks #
! hone pioneer prospector through the ssgc
,rash from southern Utah to the head
waters Ut the San Joaquin River 10 Cali
foruis to save his hair frUm the Piuics, NOR
h.s nc seen that leshless, bleaching line Of
nioneers ON each side Ut the ms,untains from
Meaico 10 British Cslumhis, or those bsain-
,ess sculls hacked with war club or t0saa.
hawk ard the c,nching cut of the scslping
knife mute testimonials To our dOtart'.
,,rihh!ing Indian Policy. I, Is this policy
! which, allowed whole settlements in Mime.
sofa 10 he murdered: /. p,licy which made
the cunning, hslf.civilized MormOns think
+, perfec,ly safe to join the Indians in the
Mountain Meadow Massacre; policy BY
which the Indians Of Red River we're en-
coarascd to rip the unb"r" iabe from The
mo,hcss womb and delight their ears wilt
Der piercing screams while they performed
The hcll,sh operation aid do other horrible
nau,elsss operations and toe'ures 70
u,.aher. and then, ere her eyes we're glass
In death. that she might ket rho full Mas
ure OF sheir cruelty, u nail her sscslsnl
lal,e and other helpless little Ones y - log
AZ her .ahia home and dancs With dsaaxh
IN the n,vsic u The csses It thelr dysa6 NC
| .sns: : pulley which has bses ~ esss
or uaaes IT ~ hossibleesia0 cosnasessd 2
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% Ne Rsd Rivss u Ahs 0oesh. 49, ssos
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$50 49, ~ 1Nys - 1900 !
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-05-10
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.,rsui.N-Scrviccs win H. h.d at Odd Eel.
rh,n,Wari n IN, and 4 y. m. Tomorrow. Rev. J.
y 'Rsu.sc'l. officiating
d. so,1H- Services will I've held Ia she Court
-, morrow Sunday NJ II n. IN and - D. a..
honw 1" Blackwell. officiating.
r,. - JAvx. sunday school meets II o'clock D.
' zach sunda, Ut the Cont Honse.
~, Union Sunday school 1t Odd Fc'e"s usl'
G9pm
me- south sunday School at the Court Hon'c At
a. A.