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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-08
mo. 1884,
Application for Patent.
L. >. LAND OrrlcE, HELENA, NJ. TT

L. =. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, M.T,l
February list. 1873
Notice is hereby given that ANDREW j. DAVIS,
whose rostoticc address is Helena, Montana Terrific.
ry has made application for patent for 1910 linear feet
Of the Gem Lode bearing silver and gold, the same
being 300 feet westerly from discovery shaft thereon
with surface ground TOT feet in width. situated In
Summit Valley Mining district, in Deer Lodge county,
and described In the plat and field notes file In this
office ~ follows. viz: Beginning at a stone set for
corner No on this lode, from which the corner No.
On the Allie Brown lode. lot No 81 bears g. 80 deg.
10 min W. distant 5s.93 chains: thence rGnnin. ).
.0deg ": B7 feet ,oa stone: thence $. 9, deg f.
100 feet to stone: thence n ~ deg u. lE7 feet to
stone; thence n q deg. W. to the place Of beginning.
designated as lot No. ~ A.; also n mill site dot ~ b.
nppe tainn. to said Gem lode, commencing 1T stonc
set tor No l. said min site. "a chains east
Of corner No. on said Gem lode; thence running
east chains to stone. thence north 10 chains to
.ton' thence west chains to stone, thence south
~ chains 10 the pce Ut beginning. designated lot
70 4. b.. in township north Of ran.e west prnci-
pal MERIDIAN containing g. 100 acres said location
heing recorded In vols L. and l. Of the records of
Deer Lodge county. The adjoiuins claimant Is Wm
Reagan on the Gem Iode cast from said discover y
shaft VIC CHILD.
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For Ga tito, sheep q Hlorx

These marks src the cheapest thS xost lasting the
cart TROUBLESOME and the uass complete ever
6f the beat hsdess In the United States and Caoaas
secn - Y: II. L0ring, Salem. Mass., President New
Euasand Wool Srowcrx Eacioty. John 4. Ross, Hen
t,!rsl College. Landing, Mich. Hon. Gcosge brown,
% Toronto. Ont. Burdcli 1Loomis, Windsor Locks,
CS Richard Pstegs. Atlanta Gergia, Iaslsss buck
tn9hAn, ZAEesville. Ohio
On esrh uspk h stamped tho o~rcrs aAme and ~
animals number. and We warrant thsN 10 wear for 30
yeats an6 hetpas hss4ht ~ silver. We soma them
fFea Vt exINsss " poeas, m reeeipt Of Osy cent?
ssch, Tor sheep and Hog cAskA and cep,a each fos
Cattle snAskS. 'iFN'a 1',..7 4ll7 y NV
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ssOvdevs addressed to Ne Nsv, NoRTu-WRsr Office
psicssa quickly n 10 marks can - msde and ssn .
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Fivc.sixths OF IN animal body Is made Up
of water. A man weighing two hundred
may be dried into = mummy not weighing
10 pounds, including bones Of the skeleton.
Water, therefore, y largely employed 10
giving form, nexibilisy and beautiful lines.
Enough d taken In with food % meet al
demands Of the system. The precise quan.
tity, and indsed quality, Is, regulated BY >
sense OF thirst But that vital sentinel may
v corrupted BY excessive indulgence
when simply water 10 taken, morbid thirst
..Dever foll0wa II, however, stimulating
ffluids are swallowed morbid craving may
be generated, which If not restsained, 10y
become - snsaais6el passion. % DE posi>
rive injury q orgaps o., the regular func.
-sioas Of which sound health depends. -
Thess b danger from indalgins In Arid
cal drihka. Mature disaills thso osss =
he stomach b. hef own chemical process,
sspasatisx IN wafer fsoa thsm, wAi6A y
sssd f. lsgisissses pssposss, bss rsjsess "a
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~ Indispensable. DywoskLnelhs eseel
appagas hssboAe pp1Gl GloSls4 ~
- s6sadiag sas0san. ehey - Into Aissass
bevooa ~ Ooooueoee q 0aic1o9rssssg
ThlD explalas psueigSoos Advance =
1t3GAGle 6l6ooDo- 4boe Z . S)eguoen1ego ~
~ g 61oW = 49, AoGNneo - ~ wAas
~ 01e a6esapllsh e. SoaAalIty s. 1911.
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Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND orricE, HELrNA, NJ. r,

F.. OF" U. 8. LAND OrricE, HELENA, Mt,
.r.r. t.r. February ~ 1873
Notice II hereby given that WILLIAM !. PAREL,
CORNELIUS DAILY and EUGENE CuLLlNAN.
whose pOstOdicc address is Washington Gulch Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory. have made appls-
cation far certain tract OF band designated lot No
~ IN township !? north Of range west. situated in
The locality known ne American Gulch III Deer IOce
ct"Ety aud described in the plat and field no:es on
i!e In this office a. follows, VIZ: Beginning At cor
No 0f lot No -. In township - north OF range 3
west. thence running ~! deg E chains to stone.
thence Z chains to stOnc. thence N 81 de-. Ell
chains 70 n stone. thence n Is deg L chain. to a
stone thence Nae! deg u 3 50 chains 10 i stone,
thence -, dcH w TO chains ,0a stone. thence =
Nd deg W 10 chains TO stone, thence 5Gs. dcg "
u ~ chans 10 cor No NJ sid lot No 49, thence 81
deg chains ~ the place Of beginning, containing
an area OF 9ios acres, aud forming portion VI tho
southwest II OF section 60 in township II north Of
range west. principal meridian, NJ. T. Said location
being N no organized mining district and not being
Of record. Tbs ajoining claimants 10 said premises
being Jacob Olsen and T. L. Mcconnell, lot 49, town.
Claimants: =. ~ 80, ,"S' :. W. ' CELL '"S
1?l.cri 81 Register
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Application for Patent.
L. =. LAND OFFICE, EELENA. NJ. r.,
February IL. 1874

L. =. LAND OFFICE, Helena. NJ. IT,
February IL. 1S7a
Notice Is hereby given that JOHN OROUREE and
FRANCIS H. BILL, whose pOstofficc address IN
BlnckfoOt city. NJ T., have made application for pat
cnt for spscer mine situated in Pepccs Mining Dis
trict In Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory. and
described " tho plat and field notes file in this
Office y. follows, viz; Beginning at point the
west side Of trap ledge 6x4 feet the west side of
Ophir gulch. opposite the mouth Of Carpenters gnlch
marked f0s corner NJ l. then running q deg 80 min
= l.sO chain. toa pine stump - inches diameter.
thence 5 10 deg 10 chains to q stone, thence s 10
de. 45 min WsSO ehAna y, stone. thence 3 deg d
min IL - chains 10 pine tree II inches diameter
thence q deg Is min 10 chains to stone thence
70teg 10 min ~ chains to S side of trap ledge
I0x5x3 feet. thence deg 20 min W 20 chains to
stnnc thence y deg 81 min ~ "a chains 70 point
a9s chains west u tue sec cor on the line between
sections ]? and IL IN township 10 Of range west,
and continuing on said from said point to the
place Of BEGINNING tOrmn: portion Of the south y
Of sec u and north Of sec -. township 10 north II
range west, principal meridian, containing 1864
acres and designated rs lot No. 20 In said township
The original deeds Of conveyance from the grantors
being found In books g II and Of the Records OF
Deer Lodge county. The adjoining claimants are
Oman. Yea & Co. north. zee Wan & Co, south
kiersOn and Kimberly west
l!NGOd ". c. CHILD, Register.
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/. Application for Patent.
L $. LAND osricr. llrLsSA. NJ. T,

n. ~. l..J
February 5tl 1918.
and JAMES W. EsflLi. who's, pO.toH'ce address is
Ihilip-bur. Deer Lodge county. NJ, r. have this uay
filed application for patent undsr tn. Mining laws OF
Congress- for 1899 linear feet Ut the Little Emma lode
bearing silver the same being $50 feet northwestern
from discovery shaft thereon and $50 feet southeast
crly texccping lOl feet ut the intersection OF the
Cam anche Extension iode,l from discovery shat,
thereon. with surface ground 100 icet in width. stu
~. Montana Territory In township north range la
office OF the County Recorder Of said county and do
in I've parcels a> follows. viz For first parcel. dcss
mated lot ~ A. at point on north boundary there"i
whence the initial point OF surveys In said district
shaft ON said lode bears s. Is deg w. NJ feet distant
aud running thence IS deg. +. ?ll feet. thence y
~ deg; W iOl feet thence N. % deg. W: 9.l iee;.
Thence ~ 3dc: ltN Il. thcnecS. IS deg. soft 10
place Of beginning: and for second parcel designated
lot ~ IT, be.innin. at the mort Invest corner thereof
whenc: the northeast curner Of lot 30 A. bears
deg ". 1Oi feet distant. aud running thence 5 !;
de-. T. 13s feet thence s. 10 deg. W. 100 feet, thence
N. IS deg. ". 1875 feet thence n y; deg. f. iO t Ct
to place Of beginning, embracing three aud ALTA
posted The only known adjoining claimants to these
premises arc u. Cogswcll, George Caldcwood. b.
Brown and others on the camanchc lode which inter
sects the said Little Emma 1ndc and ". b. DANCE
". G. CHILD, Register.
l.. D. LYMAN. attorney iur claimant. 1885, ed
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NOTICE TO, MINERS.
o. s. LAND OrrIcE,

HELENA, M. r.. Feb. u, 1873
JOHN d. RENAUX, whose postotfIce address 10
Deer Lodge City, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri.
tory has fled In this Office hip application 10 enter ~
agricultural land under the presumption laws, the
southwest u ot southeast \ AM, south u Of soash-
west 4 Ut scct0p 10, and northwest u OF northwest
< Of section - In township No north OF range No
IL west, which land ts suspended from entry ~ a.rl.
cultural lands notice l. hereby given that hearing
will bc had ~ this Office NJ lOOclock n % OH the sd
dry VI April lS7A to determine ~ To tho mineral or
nOimincra character of said land and testimony to
By used upon sid hearing will he taken before D. r
Newcomer, Probate Judge, at Deer Lodge cityin DesT
O'Clock a. H.. on the 9Th day 0f March, issa Il !.
alleged there a.e NO known miners, nor minin. i'm
pr0vemcnts or claims upon said land.
(Signcdl .u e. w. G CAlLD. Register.
IL IL LYMAN, attorney Tor applicant 10000
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Application for Patent.
U. 5. LAND OFFICE. Helena. NJ, T..
~.

~ .. >. LIND OFFVE' iiV'"Hl " T."
s % ' January iBth. 1873.
y Notice IA aercby published that JOHN g. WILSON
aud JAMES Il WILSON. Ot D,zr Lodge county, II.
r.. whose p0stoGicc address Is Biacktu0t City. NJ. IT,
have this day ned application for patent under the
Mining laws Of Congress. for placer mimi. claim
situated In the locality knnwn as Wilson'S Digyncs.
In Nevada creek valley. in no organized mining dts
tret. Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory, IN sec.
claim Is described follows: The north half OF the
north half Of the north half of The sOnih west fonrh
and south halt of the north fourth aud the south
half OF the north half Of the north west fourth and
the south hnf Of the north nall Ut the north hair OF
the north west fourth vi section twenty. in the
township and raHge aforesaid. embracing one hun
dTcd AMI sixty acres, upon which notice Of said
application is posted. The nclrcs. claimants to these
premises helm. j. II. eIns. Adolph l!oepfner. Ch"s.
llocpfnpr and Thomas Coleman. agricultural. claim.
Ant.. ". e. CHILD Register.
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Application for Patent,
US. LAND OFFICE, Helena, N. r..

US. LAND OFFICE, Helena, NJ. r..
January 22d lSs3.
Notice II hereby published TINT WILLIAM r. BAL
LARD and WILLIAM MILLING. the posto.iice al
dress Of each being ut Pioneer. Deer Lodge county
N. T., have ths day fled application Tor patent. IN
der the Mimi. laws OF Congress. for their place
mining claim. situated in Ballard Mining District in
Deer Lodge comfy. Montana Territory: in township
nine north. range eleven west which claim IL recO,d
ed In the Office OF tho District Recorder u said dis
trct, aud described In the plat and field notes hle
IN this Olic, ~ follows viz: Beginning at n point
whence The quarter section corner between sections
2! and q. In township north vi range II west. bears
NOTE ~ deg and 81 min east. CO. ~ chains distant
aud running theme. ). lO deg. W. Il Chains thence
:. !? deg W. Gchans, thence ). 5! deg. W. chains,
thence $. - deg. W. $50 chnins. thence y. M deg
W. ~ 30 chains. thence n. 36A deg. L l3'. chains,
thence ). 81 deg T. 80 chains. thence ". ?3s dec,
r. s6 chains, thence :. G3,t deg. l.. 257 chains TO
place Of beginning, embracing twenty one and LILO
acres, upon which n notice Of said application II
posted The only known adoinirg claimants to these
premises arc G. Lcbbc:ts and Ballard T. Milling. on
the south west. and Thornton. DOE Allen. Doc Ash
mend and Yandell o., the north east and east.
W. G. CHILD, Register.
J.. LYMAN. i3.I T, #. 1'i
u. +. NEWCOMER.
ATTORNEYS for claimants. 1SiGOd
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Application for Patent,

Us. LAND OFricx, Helena. NJ. r..
January lGth. 1873.
Notice is hereby published that EDWIN II. IR.
VINE, WIN: /: IRVINE, TnOa. G IRVINE
TllOs. II. IRVINE, TilOS. II. IRVINE, Dr.. DA-
vlD l.: IRVINE. by II. II IRVINE. Administrator
BRYAN IRVINE, WM. WILLIAMS, JOHN WILL.
LIAMS and JOHN ROGERS. have this day acd
application for patent, under the Mimi. laws Of
Congress. for that minin. claim known tac Gem
Lode of 2sDj linear feet. situated in Flint creek Min
in. District. Eeer Lodge coUaty. Montana Territory
in township six north, range Thirteen west. when
claim is recorded in the office of the county Recorder
Of s'id county. and described us follows: Beginning,
At the special initial point from whcncc the discoy-
cry shaft on the Spcckl,-! Tronr lode hears n. Elk
deg. l.. 2iI links distant and the discovery shaft OF
said Gem Lode also bears :. dog. W. 20 links dis.
,tant: and runnin. thence 5. ~ deg l.. lrU feet,
thence y. deg. ". 100 feet, thence n. s. deg. ".
2.uU feet, thence n deg T. 100 feet tcncc to plac
Ut beginning. embracing five JiG0 acres, upon which
u notice OF said application Is posted. Tho nearest
claimants to these premises the claimants,
unknown, UpOn the Spcck'cd Trout lode, and also
upon the Algonquin lode.
W.. c. CHItD, Register
L. d. LYMAN, ."
u. y. NEWCOMER 3. 81,
!; Attorneys for claimants. i16G0d
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Great Industries
OF THE UNITED STATES.

1900 page and 800 engraving. printed In Enc!ish
ard Gcrmaa. Written - - emtneet suthosA insad-
ing John B. Cough. Hon. Leon Casc. Edward How
land, Rev. r. 1sWin HALL Philip @pky Albeit
Bsis6aue Horace Greeley. f. D. PcrEins. ETC.. etc.
This work 10 . eSmpaste history Of Oh braLches OF
to9uatsy process Of nanufactusc. etc. In all ages. 1t
complete encyclopedia Of arts and manufactures.
ood ID the moss entertaining md Variable work Of
lniSsmation on eabjects Of 1encra interest ever Of
Tered to the public IL adapscd 70 the wsnts Of the
and Invsntor aud seis both old and yousg Of al
eissses. The hoek y sold By agenA who me making
large saes In an parts Of the country IL II offered 1t
the nov price OF Is 60 and Il the cheapest book
cold BY Subscription. No family should be without Q
COPY. We want Agents In every town in the United
Ntses and NO Agent can fail to sell and do well with
thls book Our terms are lihcnl. We give Onr
agests the exclusive rixAe IT Territory. Ons Of oar
ageLts sold 1888 copies 10 eight days. another sch S
week. Specimens a the wask ssns ~ a9sats o. n.
ceipe Of stamp For ooroala9s aaA terms % aecots
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ElH flft rsf=#- F-fl tE
THE medical revolution which commenced years
ago with the gradual d-ase Of boodlctting, salivs
ton, drast puryafivee, nd powerful opistcs, gDc
bravcly m gloriously on. Every day the sick grow
wiser They are no lonLer wiilin= to open their
mouths, shut their eyes and take whatevt doctors
are pleased to prescribe, withou, inquiry They want
to know the nature of the medicines they arc desired
to swallow and demand to have the mysterious Latin
lingo Of the profession translated into plata English
The INVALID Womb understands at last that
vlGOR II the great Antagonist Of discasc The feeble
decline to he utterly FRUSTRATED by depicting pills and
potious and turnin: from such mcrdicamcnts with
loathins. judico My plaec their trust In remedy
which combines with the properties Of an Alternative
those Of pure and wholesome Tonic and Restorative
1t Is now about tceire years since this grand disicr-
alum was introduced under the name Of
PLANTATION BlTTERS.
and frvm that time to the present its progress. has
been without parallel in the history OF proprietary
medicines. With tile spldt of the sugar canc-the
most nutriticious Of all standardization it, basis and,
medcated solely with the juices and extracts Of rare
vegetable species. such Calisaya BARK, the best
known Tonic that the world produces, and which
makes It by all odds the most Unobjectionablc nyic.
GRANT, corrective aud general Alternative that has ever
been placed by scIencc within the reach Of the SICK
the suffering, and the Respondent Hence /. has
lcaped al competition and Plantation Bitter. 10
the most popular Tonic either side Of the Atlantic
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ss~0' As0sSsbys sWSJOtVbSS VIC JuOuSys
when raised, 10 " benefit . private corpora.
ton, 70 odd TO Its funds and increase ito
property; and the bcaedt 70 the public 10 to
b secondary aud incidental. like that which
springs from the building Of grist mill,
the establishment Of factory, tho opening
OF public Inn, OF from any other private
enterprise. which accommodates o local
want, and tends to increase local values.
Ihsvo sid that sailroads q of.sa spoken
Of ~ species Of public highway. They
are such In the sense that they accommodate
the public travel, and thss they ara rsgu.
lated BY laws with view to preclude pat.
tisliiy In lhsis accommodate But their
resemblance 70 tho highways which belong
to the public, which the people make and
keep In repair, and which srs opea to the
whole public 70 bs uacd 1t viii, and with
such means Of looomotion % taste, or pleas.
urs or convcaience may dictate, Il rather
fauciful thss otheswise. and has been nads
prominent perhaps rather from the necessity
Of resorting to the right n eminent domain
Tor tl,sir eslablishmsnt thas for cry other
reason. They .lrs mt, when In private
hands. he sseS'ts Ai1sssys; bat they aes
pesvass peoDesty, whoss owners make Il
'ns'r business 70 transport persoas and mer.
chsnd'ss 10 sSeir own carriages, over their
own land, To- - - iasy eoapeoooelbn
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23

The new bridge across the Missis-
sippi at st. Louis will cost $4,000, 900,
and the tunnel approaches, etc., will
probably cost s3,00O,00O additional,
says the Democrat.
Twelve persons were burned to
death in prairie fire in Saline county,
in Nebraska, on the 1ith inst. Sew
eral others were seriously burned,
and a large amount Of property des-
troyed. Very destructive fires were
raging at the same time in Gage and
Fillmore counties.
In the Woman's Congress, in ses-
sion in New York last week, Mrs.
Sarah j. Spencer read an address in
which she argued that the sex is OF
the soul, and is as indestructible as
the soul itself. .nev. Celia Burleigh
read paper on 1.-THE relation OF
woman to her dress" holding that
the present dress is ugly, unnatural
and immodest, and that unless wo-
man be emancipated from its tyran-
ny even the ballot can do little for
her.
The Y. Y. Express declares the
present condition Of banks in that
city is disgrace, and insists on the
immediate resumption Of currency
payment as the only means OF re-
storing confidence and brining out
greenbacks, now boarded in safety
stockings and mattresses.
The Steamer Mary i. Poe was
burned on the Mississippi above Mem
phis on the nth. Eight lives were
lost. The steamer was valued at $780,
90.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23
Close Votes.

Vale carried Dallas countyby bare
~ two majority. The Republican
Treasurer is elected by three major
ity. One vote the other way would
have tied the county on governor,
and two votes changed would have
elected the other man for Treasurer.
In ,Wappello county the Kepubli-
cans elected Representative by on
ly so, and the Auditor by 40 ma
jority.
In Des Moines, one Of the populous
counties Of the State, the Republicans
elected two Representatives by 10
and Is majority, and the county tick
ct by 10 to 100.
Henry county gives Carpenter
barely 10 majority, against ] 800 Re-
publican majority heretofore.
In Iowa county Democrats elect
ed by only five majority.
In Jasper the Republicans elected
their Sheriff by II. The Republi-
can candidate for Treasurer in Ben
ton is elected by 10 majority. In
some counties it will not be known
who are the successful men until the
vote is canvassed officially. In hun
dreds of cases a little more work, a
very few more votes polled, or a
few cast the other way would have
changed results entirely. No man
knows the Importance Of casting his
vote, and casting it on the right
side.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23

The Keokuk Constitution, one OF
the most radical Democratic papers
in the State, supported the Anti
Monopoly ticket, and now sets its
rooster to growing. 1t says it is "the
same old bird" This Democratic
rooster wore an over-cOat of Anti
Monopoly feathers, and Claggett, the
editor, wore wig plentifully sprink'
led with hay seed, before the elec.
ton. Now both have shed their dis.
guises and appear in their old Dem
Ocratic cOlors.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23
Notice to Builders.

"a UNDERSIGNED is now prepared
! take contracts for all kinds OF wore
line of business, such as
tk and stone Laying. Plasterihg
hid Cistern and Flue Building,
which propose to do with Dispatch
b good workmanlike manner. war
ttisfaction.
fERIALS furnished If required; and a
lit tillChristmas will be given If par.
pire il.
)lO H.J. BONIFIELD.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23

The dead body of Mrs. VOgt, an
aged German woman, was found on
the 10th mile from her home and 2
miles from Iowa City, with her
breast crushed in, and thirteen ribs
broken. Her husband is suspected
of the murder.
The Iowa Synod South of the
Presbyterian Church met at Iowa
City on the 10th. Mr.. Reed, Of Fair
field, Moderator; j. q. Patterson,
Clerk. The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. w. G. Craig.
The regular session of the Medical
Department Of the State University
at Iowa City opened yesterday,
"wednesday. Attendance Is large.
inaugural address delivered by Prof.
Jno. C. Shrader.
Dubuaue's assessment for 1878 is
sI0, ,727 ,l35, over 3,000,0 900 more than
last year.
Ina recent game Of base ball at
Keokuk a boy standing by was struck
by the the ball on the back Of his
head and the bawl came out Of his
mouth.
j. Il. Ginnell is building fine res
idenee in the town Of his name.
About 1900 acres of flax were raised
in Marshal! county this year.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23

The management OF the North
Pacific r. r. announce their purpose
to opperate.the road as far as James
town, 100 miles west Of Fargo, this
Winter, as the road is supplied with
snow fences, etc., to that point. II
the winter is mild trains will be run
to Bismarck. They also state that
work on the road will be prosecuted
vigorously in the Spring. Doubtful.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23

The Senate will have Republican
majority of not more than six or
eight, and the House not more than
three-perhaps only one, although
there are many members counted
with the opposition who were elect
ed as Independent and Anti-Monop-
oily Republicans.
In Ohio the Democrats have elect
ed Allen Governor, by "a very small
majority, and will have the Legisla-
ture. There were three tickets in
the field, the Liberal Republicans
having ticket of their own, which
divided the Republican vote.
In Pennsylvania the Republicans
elected Jordon Supreme Judge by
about % 900 and Mackey State Treas
urer By 10000 10 $4,000.
In Indiana and California the
elections were local and Judicial.