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| X On No. 80 80 1T }sas .sTsessssHJ; u
ARRIVAL o. an E IL. 80 ~. r.. rs = SINE
:. = Especial telegram 70 the !. sE7ai j
!, NoRfoIK, Va, April 22.--A, . m. .ee
Y O 'he 7 ntatefchants Today 1t MAS resolved
r.. sslss the proposed tax On merchants 4
'ns Courts Il necessary. -, a., :, ''''' :
me stes mer Baker, BELONGING. to tbe
aleeking Or. N Of the same name. which , 10,
e s,is on Hopd ~ week for Florida. Is renor,.
having split sail. and sustained Other a dspu,,s
on her trip South, 0An'se
SO. ..ns'lsh stes -mer San Antonio, Captain
~ rom Galyest, IN to Liverpool with
.atso ~ cotton, arrh ed yesterday for coal
ID, 90, continue her pas.as ;.
81. ne oI|ted States steamer hayfower
~, hey West to w shingson, passed In
Tue Cases yesterday uYesn ing.
uns oHsed States stean Ter Triana arrived
- ING AA'5'sard from Wssl 'ngton to-day.
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TOR sALE.a SECTION IN HOLLY
II WOOD, adjoining Generals STARTS and. A. X
Hhls.. foF i'asesa'"'' ApryA JAMES O'KEEFg,l
Superintendent Hollywood Cemetery.
IL G j.
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE HAIAETS'
,or-,.xuIr ADril 22.-FlouE unchanged. CoE
L., f;r demand at 74@75c. Provisions nr n ~
PorS' sI7. Observation-Disclosures Us; sides, gS
i0Ee. Lard frmer tierccs, reg losc.; Aee, ~"
mIic. WhIskey, CSC. @ aG g.
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DEP:AETUREs OF sTEAn1ERs.

II
HOR NEW YORE.-Th.1 S>Sss
4 Old Dominion stssnsbin Comns,n,s IEIN
, H;s as1 S9 9tD pOMINIGN, Captain W1ITEr
sshr s rso.,e5 s 1pTI ~ pesef r
s.,sd WITH dispatch to ali eoin,s an net sSoc sos
Psssen n EEL ssc s,,o, to fcreiga ports.
MD st tsi 70 h lev YOrk sserTsss Cd round
5 " "eA' OF passage apply 70
.p 1921 g ccn AaaEs Z So 60. AAssn.s;
| H'OR PHILADELPHTA--sE.Sc,..-
= The sseame. EHPIRE-C,n..,, ~ AEIN
Isiss1 AZ s oeio..p POET ill
X: L. and Bosten. Also, fcs fi w, dTovssanee.
and az va 1nereo and Red star S;eanshs s Mn
Psssase y i, tsa Pbi zssed shFos A'e''
an $40. W. P. PORTER, Aren't.
-------------.- 40. 242S DOCK street.
UhAhD LINE aSs1
Tickesrte and from ALL p0lNrs,N s;1soes
J. Y the se'stpated CUNEgD LINE a
RICRHoNS TRA&sEER CesssaNy
GENERAL RAILROAD TIGkRP.oRpycE
BAGGAGE sxPREss
77A ROUGE TICKETS - all pr,pctps, nos,,s
s0tgE d, S0SIhs EAST, and WEST W4sILI
RAea iAGE CHECKED from hotels and py,v,,e
c=ilera es TO DESTINATION On ali ncAetx sosd
r nR. Rates sssne as at deposs.
ASSEM- GEResAED BAGGAGE CALI,ED.Boh
In ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Ttsisecs sold a. our Offices Information et,eey-
lily given rs TO all routes.
PrS2oI;sa Office. S26 Main strses, and branch of.
re at E1d lange Este]. A.W. GARBER,
up S2n, President.
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FANS RIVER STEAMBOAT
Sd COAPANY.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, gA LTHM
PHILADELPHIA, MD NEW Ao"A'
- :. - ALS2 Foa ,>-,,p,t
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAhES "a hh III
CARRYING UNITED STATES MALL h"b
$50 ADAMS EXPRESS. #F..
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,...,.. ,f IL. Richmond Dfsrateh,l
t'''T,e'opr>l,Fvs,rr or VIRGINIA ALrssI--
Ngf'i>"s - NV YORK. AND ROW THEY ARE
VN"'>'N .>..-s oYR WHO ARR SUCCESS
Gr'''>" .,,,.,.a, raH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
re- .,,,-;,y7rY- SOUTHERN hSroKHAL
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

ExcoURA0Ixa.-Mr.I Irving Hunter, one Of
our most liberal and enterprising citizens,
who has taken the COURIER from its fir-t
number and paid por it IN advance. dropped
in Monday and subscribed for three additions
al copies for the year, seuding them +, rea-
tiyes and friends in the States. In do ing 80,
he displayed sensible li5eralitr. and 1t the
same time materially assisted III building up
not on y his own interests. but that OF the
people Of this county. II is money that
makes good newspaper, and good news
paper contributes more to the general pros
perlty Of the comfy in which il is published
than it usually receives credit for. In this
connection. we would call the readers Al ten
ton to the article on our first page, from the
Chicago Inter Ocean, one OF the most inAu-
eatial metropolitan journals in the United
States. The article VIZ refer to is headed,
.'Stand by the Local Press"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

by Mrs. Hunter, came in from the White
Sulphur Springs Friday. Mrs. Il. was look
ing remarkably well tor one whose death was
recently published. We hope she may live
long to assist the Doctor in dispensing the
inequalities SO generously bestowed upon
visitors to the Springs.
Mai. Harry Il. Horr, of the Mammoth Hot
Springs. National Park, put in an appearance
Sunday tor the first time in several NOR tbs.
Harry has put il the winter prospecting for
new wonders in tile Park. and on his arrival,
looked Us if lie had been closely hugging a
geyscr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

AxxIyERsARv BALL.-Wa ere authorized
to state that ball viii ba given Mt Speith &
Krux's Hall, Oh Friday evening. February
10th, to commemorate the birthday Of the
: Father of his Country George Washing.
ton. on ~l,,cl, occasion, and In sA.nnection
with the La!l. a magnificent supper will be
spread Il the MctruIpsIitaa Hotel. The al
coming on Snndav. the committee have con.
sideresi 1t best to give the ball and supper on
the evening OF the 2Oth. The hall will b.
elegantly and appropriately decorated. ard
the best music in the country secured. No
ex aeHse will be spared to make the party
complete in every particular, and worthy the
great event Il Is designed to celebrate. In.
vitat,ons, programmes aud orders Of dancing
WI b. jssueJ Undue time.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
SECOND DEPARTMENT.

THE substantial encOur. cement lately
given us by the people Of this county, In the
way Of paying pail onage. has inspired us
Will, new ambition. and We arc daily making
some improvsm. Mt in our Office. which we
trust will be duly reflected in the appearance
u tile COURIER. All we have needed to give
the people paper, sec0nd to no other in the
Territory, was paying patronage I've have
had too much Ut the other kindly. and If they
will consult their own interest BY literally
supporting the COURIER. we will promise
them In The near future an enlarged paper.
printed on first-class steam. power press.
Only give us substantial assurance that such
enterprise will be commensurately rewarded,
and you shall have it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

EcoSoxizrNG.-As will be seen bY advcr
tisement elsewhere. Mr.. Il. z: Galen hal
made great reduction in tile prizes Ut fare
tor passengers aildexpress matter over llis
lines. liz has not only done this, but intends
to also reduc. the distance from Il. re 10 Hell
ella. ~ cuf-of he has discovered betweciA
the jefferson bridge and his place near Ia.
dersburx. by which five or six miles in dis.
lance will BE- saved and the long range here
t0lore crossed avoided. TO effect this, so,,,e
work will lie required, which cannot be done
until warm weather comes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

THE Bozenam Courier says OF a citizen who
lately diu.-..H- was horn in 1888 and was
married in 1881" This is the first time we
have noticed that MAN was married seven
years before he was born.-Madisonian
Tom; we thought you had keen in print
ing office long enougl, to know that typo
graphical mistakes were INSOFAR bly, connect
I'd with a newspaper. A true disciple Of Faust
Is above ,ch smaiiness as criticising them
when found in contemporary sheet.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

REMovALs.--Qr. Monroe has removed his
office to tie Fridlcy building. nearly "pp"-
site this Office, where he is fixed up in ele-
giant style. Drop in and taAe u pill with the
Doctor.
The County Treasurcr's Office has been re-
moved to the south side of Main street, three
doors below this Office.
Msj"r Miller. the popular insurance agent
at this place. has lO' alc'l his headquarters in
the Office Of Judge Mcguire. where lac is
prepared 70 issue lite and property policies.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

= CENTRAL PARK. Feb. 10, 1874.
Editor Of the Aoant Courier:
Alta regular meeting Of Pleasant Valley
Lodge. 1. u. &. T., held ut their hall on the
evening of the 7th inst, the folio xing officers
were duly installed tor the quarter ending
April 3Otl,, 1874. viz.
TOT Luce.
T-Miss Missouri Mcdonald. .
WR. S-JOlin Mcleod.
WE S-ROt,t.rt McLeOl.
T-Mrs Mary Swan.
Wl-D Breilaman.
M-Wm Mcdonald.
fG-Miss Emma Il Stone.
WOG-Ed Swan.
w IN H S-Mis> v d Swan.
VIII S-Mrs f N Weaver.
WA S-Miss josie Auberry.
Nc l. Weaver.
The above being public installations, con-
sequentiy very Large crowd gssherrd.-
Among the visitors were quite anu.nber from
lincoln L,alge. ut For: Ellis, and Fountain
Ut tiope Lodge. Of Bozensan, who took an
active part IN the exercises OF the evening,
aud judging from appearances. all present
were well pleased with their visit to Pleasant
Valley Ledge.
| return the thanks Of Pleasant Valley
Lodge to the members Of Lincoln AMI F0un-
tam Hope Lodges for the assistance. lentler-
ed. JOHN Mcleod. L. D.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

THE Montanlan Of last week published a
on very important subject, and we trust
that the Legislature before its adj urnmeni
took up the suggestions contained in the let
ter aud acted upon the n. The enac mcnt d
some law relative to practiclng physicians,
based upon the plan suggested by Or. Hunter
would be tx neflcial in its nature to legitimate
physicians, and ais" protect the people from
the dangerous imposl,ions Of pretending
n,lackS
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13
MAJOR JOHN p. BRUCE, the veteran edi

MAJOR JOHN P. BRUCE, the veteran editor
of Montana. made us a call last evening. The
are alive with people, pack-animals and
wagon. connected With the Yellowstone ex-
petition and that the enterprise Is uhdoubt-
eddy 10 be success. The expedition will
cungregate at Quinn's ranch on the 10TH.
The Major looks as hale and hearty as he did
fl 'G5 when lie tfr-trngage1 in the newspaper
business in Montana. We welcome the old
gentleman to his old home.-Montaaian.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

Ex-SHER1FF John G. Guy went over with
DR.. Hunter TuessL.y t. the White Sulphur
Springs on the Yellowstone. MIR. Guy has
not entirely recovered from the terrible shock
he received last summer, OccAsiOned BY being
thrown from a bucking horse. and he has
hopes, cordially shared by his numerous
friends. that the wonderful medical virtues OF
the Hot Springs may restore him to his
wOuteu vigorous manhood.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

"JlM," the old reliable driver on Galen's
line. was taken with the Yellowstone. Expr-
ditlOn fever, in violent form last week. All
kiyus, heading which was pack train.
Hence the irreprcssi'le Galcn. has mounted
the box. and now gracefully draws the rib.
bons over the fiery brOnchos, making better
time than ever fore.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13
REPORT OF THE
EXECUTIVE CO N M11fER
OF THE
YELLOWSTONE
Wagon Road & Prospecting Expedition

HoS. JOHN Z. Bruce
Permanent Chairman Yeiio,ostons Waeeo
Road and Prospecting Expedition:
SIRs The Committee respectfully report
that It has gone to the camp to organize and
start the Expedition.i A full report will b
presented upon its return to Bozeman.
All gone well, and men aud teams are ret
to follow.
For the Committee.
Nv. DOCERT,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
BozEMAN, February 10, 1874.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

INTEND TO PUr UP HYDRAULrc.-A party
Of euttrprising miners are arranging to put
Z hydraulic in operation, early in the spring,
in diyglngs up on the Yellowstone. which
were discovered last summer. The prospects
obtained were light, brt the auriferous gravel
prise will prove successful.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

THE election vt Virginia City. on the 81
inst, Tor Mayor aud Aldermen. resulted IN
the selection of +. U. briggs Mayor. and
j. r. Sto+r. George Thcxton, WIN. Tho,hp-
son. II. A. Pease and J. II. >l.enk Aid. rmen.
There WIS tie between Jacob B. Lowman
and H. 5. Gilbert.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13
- COMIC
and
nEuInVIA SENTIMENTAL,
AT
HOlZMAN,R

The old mountaineer and prospecf0r. Mr..
Elisha Terrill. leading small band Of for
tune seekers. pointed his course Yellowstone
wards Sunday morning. We expect to hear
OF him aid his intrepid band dishinE up gold
by the painful as soon rs they reach their drs-
tination. which Uncle Lisba recently dis
covered.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

THx BEST PLACE IN BnzEMAS u spend a
social hour is Williams s. Mnrray's magnif-
cent Billiard Tall. where no"c but the best
liquors Nre manipulated, and urbanity AID
l,0l,teness rigrs supreme.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

OuR country Subscribers are becoming
highly interested III the COURIER Some Of
them call for the r papers two or three times
. week. forgetting for the n"nce tn we arc
only publishing = weekly But hold. good
friends; the first favorable news W. get from
the boys sslow shall b. The siypal tor daily
COURIER. Rally round the flag. boys.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

OCR merchants have done Y rushing bust
ness the past week. Main street has been
the scene Of busy thoroughiare. Instead
Of being the business centre Of 4 quiet,
thrifty agricultural community. Baz-nsxn tor
some time past, has had the appearance Of
u general Quitting point for extensive m
ing camps. We believe that the latter will
Le realized to tie fullest extent ere the SUM
mcr is gone.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be a
public installation OF the officers of Fountain
Hope Lodge No. 40, |. O 6. T., at their Hall
on Friday evening, the 18th inst. on which
occasion addresses will be Delivered by Rev.
+. &. Iliff and Judge II. N. Mcguire. We
have. examined the attractive programme
gotten up for the occasion, and eau promise
all who attend land everybody is invited to do
SOY pleasant and an agreeable entertain
nlQnt
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

A SUBSCRIPTION Of $1,000 was raised In St.
LOUIS. principally among the members Of the
Merchants Exchange. Tor the relief Of suf-
lerrrs from the Helena fire. The Herald very
scnsibly suggests that the money BE- appro-
pristed toward the purchase OF steam fire
engine to prevent like confagration In the
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13
Jp {'''s'''' 4'lr'''',
"a Our Granger friends are respectfully
invited to contribute to this department.
PArAoxs OF I1UsBaxDHY.

BOHEMIAN GRANGE.
r. W. Meadow. Master; w. Y. Smith
Secretary. Regular meetings first Tuesday
in cash month, ut the old Curt Room.
ELK GROVE GRANGE.
Silas Ralston. Master; G. Edwards. Score
tary.
KEYSTONE GRANGE.
W. q. r. Hays, Master: Thos. r. Street,
Secretary.
EAST GALLATIF GRANGE.
John House, Master; Rufus Thompson,
Secretary.
~ P. 0. address Of above-Bosemsn,
Gallatiu county. NJ. Il.
PENNINGTON GRANGE.
Central Park. Gallatin county-C. L. Wea-
yer. Master; L. r. Cowan. Secretary. Reg.
uar meetings held at the Weaver SchC ol
House, on Monday night previous to the
fiji fuil moon in each month.
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"a
-; ;l1|l|l|
| 49,
Grow, Chapman!
The New Empire Opening.
FINAL ORGANIZATION
OF THE
YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION
THE OFFICERS HARMONIOUSLY
ELECTED!
WHERE ARE THE CROAKERs
NOW1
ONE HUNDRED AND FlFT7 MEN
IN THE MAIN BODY, BE.
SIDES PRIVATE EXPE.
DITlONS!
ALI. IN GOOD SPIRITS AND DE-
TERMlNED TO STAY WITH
THE NEW MINES
FINAL ORGANIZATION
OF THE
YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION
THE OFFICERS HARMONIOUSLl
ELECTED!
WHERE ARE THE CROAKERS
NOW1
ONE HUNDRED AND FlFT7 MEN
IN THE MAIN BODY, BE.
SIDES PRIVATE EXPE.
DITlONS!
AL. IN suoD SPIRITS AND DE-
TERMlNED TO STAY WITH
THE NEW MINES

The Executive Committee Of the Yellow
stone Expedition went over to Quinn's ranch.
the gcne' al rend zvous. on Tuesday, where
they found assembled one hundred and twel,-
,y-five men with twenty wagons. ready to
organize and move to their destination
a permanent organization was effected IN
Wednesday by the election Of the following
officers, all good and true men. peculiarly
fitted tor tire responsible duties Of the posi-
ti"ns they were currfuIly ard II animous'y
clo-ei. by their comrades to assume:
Captain--FEa,k B. Grounds.
I.Nutcnant-Wnr. Wright.
Adjn,ant-E. r. Way.
Sccretary-B. r. Wickersham.
COUNCIL.
Messrs. Burns. Qnivey, Davis, Wilson,
langston, Ford. Miller, Yates. Hancock and
ne other whose name We did not get.
Tie greatest unanimi'y prevailed in the
selection OF the above officers. and the ut
most satisfaction was expressed III the result
Of tie organization.
Under tie mos' favorable auspices and il,
fine spirits the Expedition rolled out Thurs
day morning, amid the booming of artillery
aud the lusty luzzalbs Of the hardy pioneers.
1t is estimated that the Expedition will
number 200 men when they all get together.
An official report will be published next
week-we caught this on the wing.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

II will be seen from an advertisement in
anolIer column. that the 4 gent IT the Public
Library, Louisville. Kentucky. has over a
the public Of a full drawing Oh the 3l,c
March next. TN. list O. gifts is exceedingly
attractive aud he high personal character Of
the manager IL a guarantee tina: they will
perform what they promise.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13
NOrICMi.

Ill persons indebted to MARTIN s. My
Frs are requested to come forward and set
tic without DELAY and save costs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

SURPRISE PARTf.-Witlaut notification,
Judge Langlsorne aud his smiablc wife were
male the recipients Tuesday evening of a
large number Of ladies and gentlemen, who
marched in by the right and lett tanks, by
twos. tours and in platoons. stormin9 the
pleasant domestic citadel aud making MERRY
and an agreeable evening OF 1t.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

'THE FINEST COUNTRY IN TpE WORLD
viii. A. NJ. Young, Esq, Of Twin Bridges
Madison county, says, In private letter to a
gentleman in tuis place: Il have been alb
along Goose creek and Tongue river autl
all through that country. 1t is the finest
country ia the world, and contains rich mines
of gOld.n =
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

QUITE number Ut our citizens went out
to QuiuD's ranch Tuesday TO witness the
election OF officers sud final organization OF
the Yellowstone Expedition. and to see the
boys on. The last two wagons belonging 70
the great expedition rolled oft from Bozs-
man "Wednesday morning.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13
Dec. &c. 1873

THANKs.-Our estinla:'le friend. Mrs. A. ..
Hawks. has placed Us under obligations for
jar Of nicely preserved pie plant. Such kird
t,Oughtfulmcss on the part Of Mrs. IL. Is
highly appreciated. and she will accept our
thanks ter the favor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

A WAGON load Of game was brought In
from the Yellowstone few days since, CON
lis ing Of Mountain sheep, elk. deer, &C..
which was Ictailcd on the streets at six CENTS
per pound.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

WE call attention to the advertisement IN
this issue of the lice Monument Portrait"
Of Gen. Robert E. lee. This picture Is the
only correct likeness ever obtained OF Gen.
Lee. and is pronounced by eonnoisseures the
finest art work Of The kind ever before pro-
duced. OF the many styles and characters
of pictures Of Gen. Lee submitted to the AS
ISOLATION this one was adopted as being the
most life like and possessing the finest arts
tic merit. 1t Is life size aud makes fine ap-
.arance when mounted. 1t is sold only by
subscr,, ,tion-prce S.. Joseph Wright Il
the local agent. and is prepared to NIL orders
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

The finest Liquors. Wines ana Cigars 20 - 'o1A1
in the city 1t the Brewery Saloon Da's NS'psA'~
s,rOnriwfor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13
FROM FORT ELLIS.
FoRr ELLIS, n. T.. Feb. II, 1874

Dear Cosr;sr:
Last Thursday evening Lincoln Lodge, No
40, l. O. &. r.. Mt this Post installed the toll
lowing officers for the ensuing term :
w. G. r-Orin Parker.
w. v. T-Edward Nuidoon.
~. S.-John S:.ea.
WE. S-Joseph B. Norton,
w. John b. Newell.
w. C-John Donohnc.
w. NJ. II. Bennet.
w. CIV. II. III mpson.
w. SentI-Fred E. Server.
w. A. S-Paul Daniels.
w. D. Mr.. B. Dickenson.
w. X. H. S-W. H. Keating.
w. L. II. Sired Springer.
There was large attendance Of Brothers
and Sisters Of the sister Lodges In the vicin'
ity and all enjoyed themselves hugely. Over
two hours we're o.cupied in the good of the
Order, when delightful variety Of songs
speeches. essays. and readings occurred-and
banjo playing by the man called up Stairs
Il mean Garret). FIVE applicants were Until
ated. And. taken altogether, it was pleas
ant reunion long to be remembered BY the
Good Templars of this vicinity.
TEN DOLLARs REWARD.
The above reward will be given to any per
son or persons who can furnish 's6'' with
any information concerning those Tattooinx
Needles. Poor ss6'a he las Travelled the
rounds of the Carr son. =. sent him to r.; r
sent him to B.; 3. sent him to D.; q. sen'
him to Me-; Nc sent linn to Sreaky, and So
on until he has worn out pair of cable
screw'd boots in his efforts to get that picture
in the Guar House tattOoed on his arm. We
really hope the Bloke will tumble soon, and
let us have wink OF sleep.
In q hurry. NJ.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

WE are informed that u number OF old
Montana miners in Phoebe. Nevada. have re-
solved to return in the spring. with the inten-
ton Of trying their lttek in-the Yellowstone
country
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

I.ovrRs Of the balls and c,'e will q 81 every
requisite for enjoyment and exercis" ut Wa
lisms & Muray's Billiard Hall, next door I"
the North Pacific Hotel.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

The Metropolitan Hotel. JOHN
ELuM proprietor. corner Main and Bozenan
streets, Is furnis ing its patrons with every
dclicacy OF the season.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

The Bismarck Tribune j, hopeful Of good
times to the people OF That section in Ill"
.pri ". Glad To hear it. Tie >alutary effects
will reach Montana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13
Painters mnu (alwxlers. Attention.:

Y0u can find full and complete assortment Of
PAINTS, Oils, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY. PAINT
BRUSHES amt every article in your 'ine IT the new
Drug store oi W. ". MOKKlS, few doors east Of
EAJNme Il 20, g, BOztnan
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

ELLIS & DAVIS Of this place have estab-
N.h.l = branch house at Helena, which is in
charge u Mr.. Davis.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-13

The hell has been removed from the old TO
the new church. 1t has b.en placed IN 4
temporary structure until the new spirc IS
com :llpftd.