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Pacific Coast.
Weather-Attempted Suictde---Small-
Poy and Scarletina---A Lovers
Trials.

Trials.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 22.-The weather
remains cloudy and cold. The bar is
breaking badly. Total rainfall for the
season, 9:3l inches. 1t rained hard last
night.
Ellen Delaney, arrested for shop-lift-
ing, attempted 10 cut her throat in the
City Prison, but was prevented by
trusty from INJECTING more than a slight
wound across the throat.
On Christmas mile and half dash
will be run over the Ocean View Park,
for s., 1000, weather permitting.
Smallpox and scarletina are increas-
ing in the city, despite the rains, which
have effectually cleansed the sewers.
Philip More was brought before the
Police Court to-day on examination,
having threatened to murder a young
lady who for reasons best known to her
self, declines to become his wife. She
testified that on several occasions he
tried to enforce his suit by drawing q
bowie knife on her, and at last wrote her
letter and swore that he would kill heI
the first time they met. He is not bad
looking, and the young lady is quite
handsome, saving her earnings in shoe
factory. She has saved and has in bank
about $4,000, which sum appears to be
More's objective point. The case is no,
yet concluded.
Senatorial Vote.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 22.-Joint Assem-
bly:-First ballot, Hager IA; Shafter, %
Cole, s; Haight, Is; Phillips, Z. Their,
were seven absentees. No chance o.
electing to-day. An adjournment ovel
the holidays is probable.
Assassination.
ELKo, New. Dec. 22.-James Morgan
laborer, was murdered in his room
Henley's Block, last night. His assassin
shot him through crack in the door
The ball entered the right breast, ranged
downward, passed through the abdomen
and coming out of his back. The Coro
ner's jury brought in a verdict of deatl
caused by hand of an unknown party
A man named John Myrett has been ar
rested for the murder.
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CAPITOL RESTAU""
-1r zeEt.

u,Hls HOUSE IS SITUATED O.. os eSsnpsi..s
street, near .he Court H'uss, 81 Sed ROOM.
Dining saloon, Kitchen and IN, Nv prsmisss.
For particulars, inquire on Inc
n1l.1m
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II. WARD has postponed his sale of
Toys and Furniture until $50 p. m.
to-day.
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BULLION CoNTRACT.-We understand.
says the Eureka Sentinel, that the Mar
row Gauge Railroad Company, com
posed of Woodruff & Ennor and Gilmer
d Salisbury, have secured the Richmond
bullion for shipment. They made the
first shipment during the present week,
This looks like the Railroad Company
intends to make an effort to control at
least portion of the freighting between
Eureka and Palisade before completing
their railroad. At present they rely upon
transient teams, having no established
line OF their own.
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TeIegraphic Dispatches

SPECIAL TO TIE PIocHE DAILY RECORD.
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HUMBOLDT CoUNTY.-The Silver State
says it is rumored that two of the three
Commissioners have resigned in conse-
quence of the report of the late Grand
Jury, in which the Commissioners figured
conspicuously, and in which they were
charged with doing business somewhat
loosely and informally. The same paper
also animadverted upon the conduct of
the District Attorney, and thinks he
ought to resign. The Silver State
further says that Buena Vista Valley is
alive with stock driven from the noun.
tains by the late storms.
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Asw ao.nau.
LIE II II l. RS
Lo ST I.

hEPOSIT RECEIPT 10. 1855, FOR $500,
| J drawn December S. 1873 by J. NJ. Seibert,
Agent Wells, Fargo K Co.. and in favor OF John
Donoghue. All parties are forbid negotiating
for the same. IS payment has been stopped.
dp3-lm
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American Flag Mil and Mining

American Flag Mill and Mining
Company Of Principal Place of Bust.
ness, San Francisco, California. Location OF
Works, Ely District, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on the 10th day Of
December, 1873 an assessment, No. 4. OF One
Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable immediately.
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary,
at the office Of the company, No. $40 Cali
fornia street, Room 5, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 2Ist day of Janu-
nry, 1874, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on the 18th day
Of February, 1874, to pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs Of advertising
and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Directors.
GEO. II. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Office: No. 800 California street, Room No. 8,
san Francisco. California. d2S-td
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Newark Silver Mining Companv.-
Location Of works, Ely District, Lincoln county,
Neyada.-Notice is hereby given that at Q meet
ing OF the Board of Trustees Of said Company,
held on the first day Of December, 1873, an as
sessment, tNo. 81 of One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
said Company payable Immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary at the ONCE Of
the Company, Room No. l, No., 40l California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday, the sth day
Of january, 1874, shall be deemed delin-
guent and will be duly advertised for sale at pub
lie auction; and unless payment shall lie made
before, will be sold on "Wednesday, the 4th
dny ofFebruary. ISL 4, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary.
O1ice-Room No. l, No. aOl California street,
San Francisco, California. dg.td
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Boots and Shoes
Just Received, . Largo Assertmest.
We have NV . Large and ven Assorted Stock a
Boots an6 Shoes - these - IN AootaaA
whoLRsALI AND RETAIL
Deer Lodge, July Z, Is7s. 10

BLAcK1ooT ITEMa-Nr. VIM. Hyde
made flying trip to Blackfoot within ths
last week. He sayS journey oyer the hills
behind 0ilmes & Salisbury skin hand.
with Johnny Davis on The boz. u
deltghtfal Tie sjs y fsag1sss with ths
perfume sGrossos ulas - sWsslbsioe Tho
suDA1owa, ''wickisp, /" VIA aax - Aasd.
rsds Of othss plants ~ h full bieea. TIM
oshy, rsd TOP end blue joint ssasses grow
spontaneously a.d The haynakes ~ bssy
With their mowers ssd Haba Piesie sd
iashing parties were ths order q Tho day.
About two hundred persons eas dinner and
supper at the Cary House % Sunday lest.
NJ. and Nm. Birdssye and Mis- Clark
start on . visit to she Yellowssoss within
two weeks.
Ars ainchcli6 lately arrived out from
tho States 70 shaee hee hushondS mouutain
home. They he'd mot sesa each other for
nine yeara
The wafer IN thsupps guleha ssslack.
Ing 1p, bat through ~ excellent sySte1 a
bitches and reservoirs . great amount Of
water viii lase until he SNOW fslla Truly
Il may b mid thas ''0an catches The viads
and holds ~ wsise for h,s uss." 49,.
1r. Hyde Va shown sacks IT gold In u
hands Of minses that wosld haze besn quits
exciting even ID oldea timao.
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LIBRARY ELECTION. AT the Library
meeting last Tuesday evening the following
officers were elected 70 serve for the ensuing
four months:
President, Hiram Knowles; Wee Rrsi.
dent, Addison Smith; Sterstary, 1iss r.
Lawrence; 7vsasvver, J. B. Wilcox: Cvi6s,
Mrs. Addison Smith: Essestiss Oossittss.
jas. II. Mills, Hugh NcQuaid, Miss Fannie
G. Irvine, Miss Ida Wilcox; Committee on
Esereises, l.. E. Holmes, w. Egbert Smith,
Niss Jennie Reznor.
The election occupied tho greater portion
Of the evening, and Readings were omitted.
In the course of . few weeks now, Il 10 an.
t,cipstcd the Society, which for . wonder
has been well attended and thu interest
maintained through the summer, will or.
ganize the Fall and Winter exercises In .
more systematic manner and give additional
interest TO the meetings. The Association
has surpassed expectation 20 tar. II hes
we'll furnished Room, quite nice start In
Books, Periodical Literature provided for .
year, Is clear of debt or incumbssnce In any
way whatever, and has money In the treas.
ury. The ordinary expenses hereafter will
be only nominal. The question 10 now how
best to materially increase the funds for the
purchase Of books, which 10 the main event.
ual object, and to the consideration Of
which the Association he's now fairly q.
rived. It might be IN interesting "Query"
to submit at IN early meeting, for rational
and entertaining - the Society meetings
are, It 10 not to be forgotten that tho Society
10 but the custodian Of what 10 designed to
be Public Library, that will continue and
remain when many and perhaps oil of the
present members will have ceased to be Of
It. But It 10 for those who have been ear.
nest, active, hopeful aud successful % fer,
to spare no effort until the enterprise he's
reached proportions that will rank 1t - . |
Public institution. And In this connection
Il 10 proper to again acknowledge the obi, |
CATION of the Association 70 Ma Helen e.
Brown, of New York, it, ever thoughtful
patroness. who has again added to her dons.
lion Of books. II 10 to be regretted that |
Dome of our own citizens, able to do %, do |
not manifest . like generous voluntary In. |
Eerest. II it were 70, the Library would |
grow and flourish like green bay tree.
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We sent or handed TO persons having unpaid gen.
crAl accounts In this Office about July LIT, 49,
abatement of the ssmo. To prevent any misarpre
hension We y ish TO remark, casually. that VIC deerc
them paid Many oi them. II neglected, will be neg
lcctcd solely from negligence. Don't You dot; s in
bad taste number Of old chronic accounts VIC c1pcA
to have to put parties to costs In collecting: and we'll
do IT, Forbcarance won't run . Newspaper even In
warm weather, and VIC wasn't hunting health when
We came to Montana II will be noticed THE 10 writ.
ten In the most excellent hulnor consistent with the
idea In vicw-prompt and uncxceptonsblc settlement
II you can't make the change send dust
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NuB1AL OA8u19.-PtoteoeR Smith 10.
s1ss - establish h he Dsss Lodge School
. Nlsasl end Geological Csbisst - . mstA.
d q ilj1s6alise. end axisg % iatsssss IN
osaiagy a.d kisdssd stsdisa Ths school
he1ss s4oVds soe0 5os . eollsctioo u thsa
eAase4Wuad - soliciss Tie costsibation ol
nisssal srss, fossils, asd geological spsei.
msns Of . eAasooese thss would b Of inter.
ct and vsjse II ~ collection. He expects
In Q oo5ple Of weeks to visit he Yellow.
stooe and procure some Interesting speed.
msas in The National Pask, and Meanwhile
viii b grsasfal for cootsibutioos - -
Starter" for The Csbinsa Nearly every pr.
con- he's more a. jss spscimsas lying BY that
would b valuable In The collection. bat srs
now lubbish. nyos think you wosh l,te
% sssist ths project hasd thsm ov~ 70 him
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Beautiful Summer Goods,
Beautiful Summer Goods,
Beautiful Summer Goods,
At Charles Blums.
At Charles BlumS.
At Charles BlQmS.
CONE AND SEE,
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE.
NHRR II00nR Inne n 1N74.

NrNna PRoJEcr ON FLnT.-The Dser
Lodge Ditch and Mining Company, oFgan>
lied last October to develop aud work . bar
GU Flint Greek some seven miles above New
Chicago, but which did not prosecute he
work Int winter owing 70 failuEs1a cIoe
ing the contract with company 70 dig ~
ditch, hos recently reorgsuissd with .
smaller number of member and the work
10 already In prosresa The principal stock.
holders now sre VIM. h. Chesst. O. J. Sci.
isbury. E. 8. s.ackpole, J. b. Bsstezton,
and Ed. Corbin. They have taken up 100
acres Of bar, which he's 30 to 50 feet Of
gravel yielding oolors from the grass roots
down. They have also purchased two
ranches-260 scres-for dump. The wafer
win b brought from Bowlder aud Flint
creeks In ditch ten miles long. The Com.
psny has taken water rights on both streams
and will have right to $500 or 5000 inches.
The ditch contract 10 let to NJ: Geo. Batter.
ton for $1,000. He has men now taking
out duming timber. Work 10 to commence
on the ditch sep& /. 1873. and 70 b. COM
plsted By the opening of the mining season
next spring. The auming-about one.
fourth of . mils-will BE- 500 inches caps>
city, and the ditch dug 70 1000 inches at
frst with view 10 eventual enlargement
TO the dume capacity. The entire cost Of
opening the mine ID estimated ss >13,60o
This barls Immediately above the Wiochsll
q Co. ground, worked satisfactorily for the
past two yeaS, and with the depth and OK.
tent Of the ground, the prospects and vol.
June OF Vetsr which will be available. The
Company anticipate, with Good reason. that
they will be able to open and work sdvsus
tagsously, with good yield, rich mine that
will be good for many year TO come. II
10 one Of the first Of The many enterprises
to bring into tribute BY ample volume Of
watesAIthe immense bars of this country
which do not prospect big" TO the pan, but
which BY that means will yet become one OF
the most important tributaries 70 the gold
product Of Montass.
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Lady's Trimmed Hats,
1-ndy's Cntrlln med Hats
Latest Spring Styles, just received By
E. [. Bottee & Co.

csE'Gnrok FsElours. mula
'rasn-s'x wagons-ieft Corinne July Oh,
and arrived On Wednesday lest, July 80,
making the best time this season for heavy
train. II was loaded with groceries Tor
osb"rn 4 Dcnnee and Gem Kee, boots and
shoes for John p. Fink 4 Co., Furniture
iof Peter Lansing and freight for Conrad
Kohrs
ID. W. Johnsons mule train left Coriuss
July 10th, with freight for Buckley q
williams. Forest City; John p. Fink \ Co.,
T. !" Bonner. VIM: Coleman, Weimar q 90.
and J. II. Mills, Deer Lodge.
Geo. hoser, left Ooriunc July Cd with
furniture for Peter Lansing.
MI. Z. 8. Stsckpole who hes been the
agent here for Creighton 4 Co. has rssisssd
Tue position. Mr.. H. A. D'Acheul hes bsss
appointed Agent, and Creighton 3 Co. viii
thereafter - heretofore have On sneisot and
courteous Agent Shippcn viii bear ~
mango In mind and apply 10 Harry o.
freight business with the most ea.isfacsory
.n'pp'ng company that has yet cent Goods
20 'Os vest side.
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Hel1enll.

1sx HalA@ Rsyali NJ 10 oov, lev
days tAis wsek.
Rev. Blackwell III Sos ~ seaass a
Wednesday, oeacaL
II. aiglsy, q Bosld9 vallsv, visited
he Wess ei6s this we'd.
3sv. Father Vas 0osP alade . sheet Wit
viii yashse DsRyckzis th6vssk.
d. J. L. Nichols, Dsstiss, Sastse nads
soceesf1l TIP shsoagh ths Blsekssos cd
Noeels eouatsy, = 0eisg sa1o Bsar and
YTeka next week.
"a. Cosbis, Esq., eoe beek hon BaAais
swssk go locking happis than svss, and
b good Tor esoth9 thsee ysazo' campaign
On TIN DIVISION.
Mss~s. Con Kohn ssd Jos. Bsll returned
o. Sunday from sn eight weskS tsip %
Idaho, Utah and Wyoming, locking after
thsif large bands OF cattle. They sold IL
North Platte hsed, bat sin sseaia the oss
In Idaho.
n. rhoa Cls&g, Of Bsastevn, left o.
Monday last for New Digging, !" Lafayette
eoasH, Wisoonsin, 70 b absent until nat
spstss. What TON" can want with
New Dieginesr whils b ~ such good
ONES q Ben, ~ submit - coaundsuQ.
Cha D. Fossss Hard, Dspe q. 9. MAJ.
shal, aad Cha q. Rsy1olds, Esq. sspss.
ssatiag Crsiehtos d Co., came ovse' from
He3sna 1soday. Thy hsvias chartered
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LOCAL NEWS.

TETON SloUx".-There he's been good
deal said, cast and west, pro and con, about
the Teton Sioux. We have heard that
they are powerful and have been war
like tribe; again, that they ore but myth
ical nation. created by the vivid imagination
Of Indian agents and contractors, are nom
exis,ant and non eomatibvs ssve In the
reports Of the agents. Learned Bohemiaus
have exhausted aboriginal history to prove
that they do not exist, but many white
skeleton between Montana and Minnesota
attcsts that whatever their tribal name
or descent. there 10 large body of Indians
whose roaming ground u Eastern Montana,
Western Dakota and British America, south
Of the Saskatchewan, acknowledging chiefs
who have since been treated with - repre-.
sen,a,ivcs of the Teton Sioux. That may
or may not be their nsme, Il matters little,
II seems to u, about their nsme0r title TO It.
II they arc SO many hostile Indians, re.
igsrding the treaties made by certain chiefs
who claim 70 DO Teton Sioux, that 4 i'm,
portant Mr.. Simmons, Agent ct IT. Peck,
in the vicinity of which some 5000 Of
these Indians arc now encsmped, having
last year procured visit by number OF
00vcsnuept officers when the annuitie0
were being distributed, this year desires d.
80 number Of prominent Montanians. that
they may have ocular evidence on the To.
ton Sioux question, witness the distribution
Of annuities and know hereafter whereof
they speak and write. To this end he hes
extended generous invitation to Governor
Potts, the several Judges Of tho Supreme
Court, Hon. VIM II. Clagett. Col. w. r.
Sanders, Hon. Robt Fisher. Hon. Granville
Stuart, Jor. WooImau, Esq, and other
prominent gentlemen. and representatives
Of some, and We presume oil, the newspaper
in Montana, to be present st Fort PECK on
or about September 10th, when the Indians
will be concentrated st the Fort and the
distribution made Mr.. Simmons proposes
to furnish transportation across the country
$50 miles, from Fort Benton to Fort Peck
and return, through country where there
y splendid buffalo hunting. In . personal
letter, wherein We acknowledge an invita-.
ton 10 accompany the party, Mr.. 8. says
IL wish It understood that besides Offering
the party On opportunity for good hunt,
the main object have in view 10 to furnish
through them to the people Of the Territory
some information Of reliable character
concerning the Indians, their management
and the government policy, and shall invite
full and free criticism Of oil they may
scc." This 10 about - fair = proposition -
any one could ask. We learn . number Of
gentlemen have significd their intention 70
make the trip and doubt not II will bs
highly enjoyable one
For fine fruits 60 to
WV NnV
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cAaD mem cjlAS. 3, vAaeep.
70 voeoeo - ooos loaa, oe;.aty.

Ian Informed b es.aisoas q Wan Spssaes
thst ~ sssnse ~ bssa aaAs d thss vesiey tAae
~ en- Rsvssd slssea lee ~ eapesss 4 Dssisl
Haley. VIM In eass Il ID eaptsss. eoas ct q u
cossty Tssassrv. aad thas I sAsslA hsvs soss aes~
hin Dysek iastsad oe eGsiag ~ Reward. Ths
taxpays Of Dssr Leds coasty en- rsst sasy % tAis
matter. Never dollar q Il VII CONE hen u
County. ! q lsue oGsesd 0loo nswasa Sss seeA q
tAsm, and wbsa 1elasstia NJ caught paiA The
600 ont Of ny ewn pocket II Haley = capeassd
VIII pessoaaIy pay IL >loo probably aaAs . "
R'lane and arduoss pssooaa sest 70 I'D thso - any
Nan coaM have done-osstainly ths bsse knew bow
70 make but one oess hsss psos chance 70 e. ch two
nsn Who bed day q twos stast n ~ n,oGataina,
and - In sdditiea 70 ~ personal parss,t oEsssa
the Reward 70 compensate oehen whe wtuld undsr-
take 70 a. The result was ths cap&srs II NeIAagh-
In the payment q ths Reward, sad % regrets o. ny
PAT. whsn . crime b coaaittsd, I, - saseiA,
soess the pspstrstoss, aad although may b pseu.
nazly the losss, will Mt ssek 70 dsssat Justics By
falling 10 Compensate thoss Who devote tbsis tune
and ussns in accomplishing tAs purpose. have no
Apprehension os this story aladsd 70 doing NJ In.
jury. but dssn Il proper under The circumstances 70
state che facts.
Yesrs, Tor shssiA,
CHAS. q. WARREN.
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New Cooos CotsTAt1rY
ARNv'Fe eY ExrRess At.
+. 1. BONNER l. Co.'s
II yea c want ans candles g 70

SCHOOL APFA1ATUs.-We had he pleas.
urs on 1hursday evening lest Of witnessing
On interesting exhibition with Q portion Of
the School Apparasdb purchased By M. w.
ERbest Smith with the funds derived from
the School Exhibition last spring. That
portion received 10 sciopticon-s fine In
strument and . series Of Astronomical
views mounted with mechauical appliances,
% - 70 show The workings Of the planet.
ary system and illustrate BY the clearsst &C.
ular denominations the relstivs movements
and hasmonies Of the system. They ars
the finest MANUFACTURED, and will prove
alike entertaining and instructive 70 old
and young. The Astronvmical ut 10 Gun.
plets, end 70 them win b added Botanical.
Geological, and other este illustrating these
and kindred sciences. TAe apparatus will
prove valuable adjunct In tho instruction
In those bsaachas, beside the eutertsinment
u the selDlass In he beautiful delineaiions.
Tho entire apparatus ordered will have o..
rived Within month and win be ready for
use during the next tsrm.
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RELIGIOUS.
Dishsp TsttIs's ADpstatDssts

Sunday, August =, II A. =. and r. T. Deer Lodge.
Sunday, August 10. II 4. T., Stevcnsvillc.
SUNDAY, August 10, r. L., Corvallis.
Sunday, August II, II 4. =. and r. L.. Mlssoun
Sunday August e. II 4. 4. and r. T., Deer Lodge:
Thursday. August ~, r. L., Poindcxters School
House.
Sunday, August 81. g r. T., Argents.
Friday, August ~. 4 r. L., Bannack.
The choice Of the ia or sd Ut July for the ap.
pointmcnt 1t Diamond will depend on the running OF
the stage from Helena.
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PREsDYT11IAx CnU1cR.-Nr. Thomas
l. Napton, Nm Thss. Aspling and Ma
Addison Smith, Constituting committee 70
raise funds for the bsihinG Of . Prssbyeg.
risn Church In Deer Lodge, called On .
sumber Of our citisens this week end ~
ceived very good encouragement in the IN.
dsstaking. Il 10 dssigned 70 baild neal
edi6ce, sumcient for The wants Of sunAIl
community, without iucuTinG heavier exc
psasss than can b readily mse The cost
will vary from $500 % es,60o. according
70 the style OF the beildtag decided upon,
but will probably reach the larger suu.
The committee secured d, 100 for their a.
tsrneon's effort, viii aseusances from some
Of Tie heavier stockholdess that n he peo.
-. %. ..,,,.d th,c..a ~, -o.,1 A.,,,.
1ec' W. o.''''. ss'oe esy .o.'o ospa.'
cate me sama We 40 'aiofmed 10 cesscs
will Be built It's time. With population
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Ep,apopAL SsRvIcEa-Rt Rev. Daniel 8. Tuttlc,
Episcop bal Bishop Of Montana will hold divine service
a the Court House. Deer Lodge, at II H. L. and ?.
T.. sunday, August 3D., 1879.
The Episcopal Sunday School will meet In the
House At ~ r. T., sunday, August ID. Bashop Tut
tie will be present.
Presbyterian Sabbath School 1t 2 Pm.
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cANASSula Aa1NT.

Judge C. l.. Williams IL authorized agent OF Tas
Nkw NORM. WEST. lie 10 commended TO the courtc
~ Of IT. friends and continuance through him Of that
liberal patronage heretofore extended and hereby
acknowledged.