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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-11-20
SUMMONS.

10 The District Court Of the. First Judicial
District, OF the Territory of Montana;
IN and for the County of Gallatin.
4 Lamne, John 8. Mendenhall
John I. Harlowe,
Versus
John Blum, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the
First Judicial District Of the Territory of
Montana, in and for the county of Gallatin,
and the complaint filed in said county of Gall
attn, in the office of the Clerk of said District
Court.
The lPeople.of the Territory Of Montana;
send Greetingito
JOHN BLUM.
You are hereby required 10 appear in an &C.
ton brought against you by the above named
Plaintiffs in the District Court of the, First
Judicial Districtof the Territory of Montana,
In and for the said county of Gallatin, and to
ten days exclusive Of the day Of service) af>
ter the service on you Of this summons-if
served within this county; or, If served out
OF this county, but In this district, then with
in twenty days; otherwise within forty days-
or judgment by default will, be tabkn against
you. according to the prayer of said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain 4 de.
cree Of this Court for the foreclosure Of .
certain mortgage described in the said come
plant, and executed by the said John Blum
on the 10th day of October A. D. 1873 to ses
cure the payment Of . certain promisory note
of even date Herewith executed by defend,
ant to plaintiffs TO run one year for 4652 50
with interest At the rate Of per cent. per
month and interest to become az principal if
not paid annually, that the premises conveyed
by said mortgage may be -old. and the proc
ceeds applied to the payment of said promis.
DRY note and the. costs and expenditures of
this suit; and In case such proceeds are not
sufficient to pay the same then TO obtain an
execution against said Johh Blum for the
balance remaining due, and also that the said
defendant and all persons claiming by,
through or under him may be barred and
foreclosed of all right, title. claim. lem,
equity of redemption, and interest in and to
said mortgAged premises, and for other and
further relief, as will more fully appear by
reference to the complaint on file herein.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint;
as above required, the said plaintiffs will ap>
ply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the said complaint.
Given under my hand and seal of
| lSeal] the District Court of the First Ju.
| .dicial District of the Territory OF
Montana, In snd for the said county of Cali
latin, this. 20th day of October in the year Ut
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy>four.
w. r. DAVIS, Clerk.
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DIR. CREPIN went from Bozeman to Calls
fornia, from whence it Is probable he will
sail for France where he has an inheritance
said to be very valuable, and which he
will make the voyage to look after. Mrs.
Cr'pin and children are at her fathers in
Iowa, where they arrived safely on the 22d
Of August. The many young friends of
Harry Crepin will be pleased to learn he has
er tered the Prairie du Chen College Institute.
LARGE numbers of fat hogs are being drlv-
from Mssoula county to Helena. w. g..
Edwards is the conductor of the droves of
swine. There is general appearance Of
prosperity in Mlssoula county. and many
who left there two years ago on account of
hard times, have returned.
ONE Of the prime causes of the defeat of
the Republicans this fall has been the ATTEMPT
to pass the Civil Rights Bill The country
is willing to give the colored race full equality
before the law, and almost everywhere, even
in the South, there is q desire to better their
condition, but the attempt to force social
equality is repulsive, and would result 10 no
substantial advantage to the colored race.
| AcENTs.-Thc following persons are az.
thorized, to act as agents for this paper: ].
| ii. Ming & Co., Helena; DR.. G. Mussigbrod,
Deer Lodge City; Jno. Potter, Hamilton; R.
w. Hill, Gallatin City; W. +. Kirkwood,
Y irginia City.
The llissonlian comes out in new dress,
and presents decidedly an improved appear.
ance in its new suit We are glad to see our
Yves, side contemporary enjoying such sub.
,tanti al prosperity as indicated in its get. up,
and II ust its course will be onward and up>
lard
The hearse, drawn by two horses. followed
by fe servants, was all the ceremony at
tending the funeral of Baron Anselm Roths>
child. The wealth of the deceased banker Is
estimate i at $500, OOO,OO
/ The ci tizens of East Gallatin need the re-
establish, uent of their postofice, and we trust
our Deleg ate, Major Maginnis, will get the
De oartme, 1t to give them this needed facility.
/ A comp any of soldiers came in from Fort
Shaw to Ell lis ON Monday last The Diamond
r did the transportation. The boys were
covered witt, snow, but did not seem to care
for it.
PorAToEs have been IN large demand
this fall and will bring = good price in the
spring il the high price for Hour 10 mains
tanned.
Now IL the time to subscribe for the Ayaat
Courier. Com mence your subscriptions With
the new year.
Fred Lehman, grocery and provision mer>
chant of Helena paid on the 18th inst. eight
hundred dollars for one hundred sacks OF
Willow Creek 4 our.
Over two tho usand Mormons have shipped
from LIVERPOOL to Utah the present season.
Mr. Ed. Creighton, who recently died -
Omaha. il. said TO have been worth over Two
million dollars. !.
Al last accounts the weather had 90 n,oder-
a,r.i vt Corinne ii at trains had resumed ioad~
ing frcights for Montana.
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The first Quarterly Meetings for Helena
District NJ Z. Church South
Diamond City and Radersburg, November
9TH and 9Th.
Gallatin City, November 18th and 18th.
Bozeman, November 2lst and 22d.
Helena Station, November 28th and Goth.
The District Stewards will please meet me
at the Helena Circuit Quarterly Meeting on
October S1st
s. ]. CATLIN. Pc.
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The Helena Herald of the 18th inst saws
the Bozeman Times misrepresented Colonel
Black on the Capital question. The Colonel.
when in Virginia City, was decided friend
OF that place for the Capital, and so expressed
himself in Bozeman, but his being in Helena
now may have caused HIM to change. This ID
no fault Of the Times. Lawsuits often in1lu.
ence the opinions of litigants.
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NOTICE.

Those indebted to me for subscription to thc
MoNTANIAN IN Gallatin county are not'ned
to pay the same 70 Major John 7. Bruce, ~
Bozeman. before The 1st day OF December, q
longer indulgence will cot be given.
CT. COPE.
November 1o, 1874.
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STRASBURGER & SPERLlNG
nave this week received large shipment Of
their goods from the East, consisting Of
Clothing, Boots, and Groceries, &C.. &C
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NOTICE TO SETTLERS ON PUBLIC
LANDS.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFicE,
Bozeman District,
BozExAN, n. T., November I'd, 1874.
All persons WHO have filed claims upon
lands formerly In the Helena Land District,
but now embraced IN the Bozeman Land Dis
trict, are hereby notified that the papers and
p]ats have been transferred to this Office, and
we are now prepared to take proof in the
same. EDWARD w. WlLLETr.
Register.
w. BOGERT, Receiver.
No. 500
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"DUTcH JoHN!' Why who don't know old
John, with his jokes and ringing laugh-and
who will ever forget his bountiful board. pro-
vided they ever anchored themselves before
his well filled tables? But what we intended,
saying is this: John and his good dame have
opened Restaurant in what is known as the
Kiyus building. We endorse what he says
when he remarks: 'sShust you come down a
lcedle by and py ven dem dinners got ready,
shust back a lecdle after dem bell squeals, and
I pc dam it gives you anydings yot can't
buy nit Gem sdores and butcher mead shop.
Ant it." And we believe 1t.
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APPOINTMENTS OF REV. I. c. 1L1FF

observation-disclosures Sunday morning
and evening, November 22d.
Sterling, Tuesday evening, November Gath.
Va. City, Wednesday evening, Nov. 25th.
Temperance Lecture Bridges, Thurs
day evening, November Goth.
Prescl.ng - Polndexter's School House.
Friday evening, November 9th.
Bannack- Saturday evening, Nov. 28th.
Sunday, morning andevening,
November Goth.
Argenta-T Tuesday evening, December LIST.
Wednesday evening, Dec. I'd.
Point of Rocks-Friday evening, Dec 4th.
Temperance Lecture--Sheridan, Saturday
evening. December 5th
Preaching-Virginia City, Sunday evening,
December 9th.
Meadow Creek-Tuesday evening, Decem>
Der Sth.
Bozeman-Sunday, morning and evening,
December 18th.
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BOHEMIAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
ROLL OF HONOR.

Report for the week ending November 1S.
This report shows the standing in re-,
citations, department and attendance COM
bined of those pupils whose average was o.
ard upwards-1OO representing perfection:
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November 1c, 1874.

Congress meets on the first Monday in De
celr,:cr next. a
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LIST OF.LETTERS

Remaining uncalletl for in the post ofice 9
Pe1eman. NJ r., Nov. 10, 1874:
! ~nho,, Geo Ht Barnes Geo H
naneriv Mr. Mary Burns Edward A
n,,,ia- rs Wit q Crane i T
n.dnev w Farrell ThOs ] jr
Gr.v jchn Hyde Patrick
Harris JOSEPH Hartley Henry
I.na. WmH Mccormick Alex
Hnnars q w Shoemaker T T
s s tlbcft st. Clair David
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Fall elections show that the Changers
have amounted to about nothing IN pO,,,ss nes,e,
undertook TO play 1t too nne lhsioe eAis'ihs P@io''
[St. Louis Republican (lnd)
The process of overlOading the Republican
party in this State is progressing with great rapidty
;mnosed in Essex, Middlesex, and two other
counties Its strength has not been eXaseeraeu-Dos
ton Transcript (Rep) -
We are sure that the country at large would
look upon evidence OF great wisdom on 1ne part
of Missouri TO retain in the Senate 50 able anu nnue
hn % of any Of those who have mentioned
as possible SUCCESSORS Boston Advertiser (RepJ
Future elections the present year will be a
been held New-YOrk will almost certainly 20 Demo
cratic by an immense majority. New-Jersey VIII go
democratic. Pennsylvania even may be rescued from
the grasp of the Ring Illinois will 90 opposition WIS
consn will in all human probability nearly double the
Reform majority of ls73 ana will send nearly compact
Reform Congressional delegation aud Reform United
States Senator to the next Congress- Milwaukee news
Dem)
The army of currency tinkers on both .I;n sides
the coming session, 1t will be as bad as pestence
Nothing is possible 70 be gained ny the os ans
is general calamity Let us leave the currency alone
IS6 v TO recover from the effects OF this
agitation.-lCincinnati Gazette tRep1
That Mr.. Pendleton's repudiationist mouth
piece truly iDterpres the meaning OF the result IN ONO
there cannot be q rational doubt. The gain OF SIX
repudationst members in Ohio. OF a like number IN
North Carolina, and Of one or two in Indiana are all
ia increase of the volume OF rredeemable rag currency
Of the Federal Treasury into gigantic and
permanent ragmoDey mill, subject TO the control Of
political demagogues and party emergencies periodical
Initiation the Of sninpasters becomes absorbed
by fictitious advance OF prices and, finally grand
breakdown, reputation, and hopeless rum Inns the
programme which the increase py the recent eeeohs'
Of the repudialionlst opposition In Congress means-
TChicagO Times QndD
What would q Democratic majority in the
House of Representatives signify Fernando WOOD
was the candidate Of his party for Speaker IN the pres
ent Congress He will doubtless be the next WIN MN
or his like Speaker, the Ways and Means Committee
would be constituted in the interests OF Free Trade
Ohio and Indiana have declared that Democratic
House must have its Banking and Currency Committee
made up 10 favor initiation and repudati0n The Whhe
League leaders the South would assert and enforce
their diet tion. The claims committees could not stand
up against the avalanche Of claims pressing from
tie South already represented by 22O00 claimants ask
ing for $6O, OOO.-[ Utica Herald (RepJ
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
TIE NEW-JERSEY CANVASS.

The Republicans of Hackensack will hold q
grand meeting this afternoon, when addresses will
be made by the Hon. George A. Halsey the Hon. William
Walter Phelps, Gen. A. E. Burnside the Hon, Gausha
A Grow OF Pennsylvania, Gen. Jardine and others.
The Democrats of ElizabethpOrt held q
meeting last night. and ratified the nomination OF
Judge Bedle for Governor the Hon. Miles Ross for Con-
gress and all other county nominations. Addresses
were delivered ny Col John r. Fellows of New-York,
Judge Nsar of Elizabeth, Gen. Haight, and others.
Great enthusiasm prevailed at the meeting, which was
the largest ever held at the port
The George A. Halsey Club of New-Bruns-
wick held ratification meeting In Washington Hall
last evening" when addresses made by Capt. Alex
T. Groser the Hon. G. A. Hobart, W. W. Furtine and
others.
Col. ]. Howard Willetts has received the
nomination for Senator by the Republicans in Cumber-
land County.
The Republicans of the Ist Assembly District
Of Camden County have nominated Alden c. scoVel. In
the lid District the dissatisfied Republicans have aban
doned their project TO independent candidate
against Mr. Herring the regular nominee'
The lid Assembly District Republican Con-
vention of Mercer County will be held in Trenton TO-
morrow.
The Democrats of the lid District of Mid
desex County assembled in Convention last night and
una DmOusly nominated JOhn r. ZeiuH.
The Republicans of Trenton will hold q
mass meeting at Taylor's Opera House Wednesday
next when addresses will be made by Senator Freng-
huysen and others.
The colored voters of Elizabeth will hold a
mass meeting at the Opera House tonight. Addresses
will be made by Isaiah G. Wears OF Pmadelphia, Johh
Davidson, and others.
The Democrats of the With Assembly Dis
trict of Hudson County have nominated E. I. McDon-
aid
The Union Hall Republicans held q ratifica-
tion meeting in wurtz's Hotel last night.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

have nom,uatss for the Assembly 10 Orange County
was formerly an rditor. and is man Of culture and
ability Hs election se.ms assured, the Hid Dstric
being largely Democratic.
The Hon. James Brice, Secretary OF the
Eek ecutive Prohibition State Committee In A"any, mas
received letter Of acceptance from Horace ". hc "
land who nominated for Judge Of the Court OF Ap
pess by the Prohibition party After denouncing in
unmeasured terms the pursued by the Repub
lcan party respecting the temperance question. which
he claims drove from Its ranks large numbers OF te
peraDce Republicans, he says:
1t may profitable for that great party Of reform.
that sprang ut0 lie aud being at the call OF suffering
and needy humanity reflect whether 1t shall forget
Its mission and refuse to battle against the
worst OF all human slavery will not be likoly to meet
merted reproaen aud death.
The Central New-YOrk Conference, lately
iD session at Ithaca adopted resolutions "urging all
ministers 10 vote the Prohibition ticket The Metho-
dist clergy power IN the land and II they give tn
ticket headed by exGov. MyrOn H. Clark cordial sup
port, evidently they will do thousands OF aymen In
their churches will follow their example, and that ticket
will receive rousinR TIE fact is that the temper
Onstrste strength before the Republican politicians
will show them any consideration whatever. Tney are
Of this and account of this feeling we predlct
a of 1900 for the Temperance State ticket
-tSyracuse Courier Dem)
There are no great issues upon which the
two principal ,partes at variance and the great
mass OF Republican voters would much rather ssee Q
good Democrat In Congress than member or their
own party.-[Aibany Express (RepJ
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
AN ANTI-TAMMANY TICKEI
OSWALD OTTENpORFER NOMINATED.

OSWALD OTTENDORFER NOMINATED. p
LARGE AND UNRULY MEETING AT THE COOPER
INsrTUTE-PATRICK II. JONEs NOMINATED FOR
REGIsTER-FoUR CANDIDATES FOR ALDERMEN
AT LAR0E-sPEECHEs OF THOMAS !. DREAMER,
Ex,.UDGK THOMSON, W. W. NILES, AND NORTH
KLLLNGk2.
The large hall Of the Cooper Institute was filed
to oyerfowing last evening with bosterous crowd
the occasion being q mss convention assembled 10
nominate county officers in opposition to Tammany
Hall. The meeting was called to order by Thomas
f. Stewart, who nominated Chairman Thomas
J. Creamer. He spoke at length, defining 'ne
objects of the meeting. Ex-Judg1 thompson
then moved that committee of twenty-five be ap'
pointed to nominate ticket This committee pre-
sented the names of Oswald Ottendorfer for Mayor
Patrick II. Jones for Register and Benjamin +.
Beekman, Thomas Wallace, Robert Beatty ana
Joseph Blumenthal, as Aldermen.at Large Ihe
resolutions pledgng the meeting to the support OF
the Democratic State ticket, and repudiating the
Tammany County ticket. were adopted, The nomi-
nations and resolutions were strongly opposed oy
considerable portion of the audience. Speeches
were made by w. w. Niles. MortS Elipger. and
again by Thomas J. Cresmer.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

BLOOMFIELD AT Alexandria Mnn on 18Th rs Smith Bloom.
6e eldest son Of VIM Bloomfield OF tbs city 10 the 3OEh year
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
PIsHER-On day 10Th inst at the residence Of her sonis
law soueuburgb kensico, Phebe Fisher Of as e 10 ths
The and friends respectfully yed at
tend the funeral Chappqu Meeting Hoe.e On nn IN "a!
Chppaqua Depot the ARRIVAL Of $3.50 Train from Cefs
Depot Forty -second-st, N y.
FOLBY-Ou Sunday Oct lS John Foley In the 3Sti year Of he
Relatives and respectfully requested attend the faner
from his late residence, 81 woodbu, BropATn, on Wednesday,
Oct. 81 at 2l2 o'clock D. m
HOPFMAN0n Sunday Oct H. Harriet H. wife OF Charles ho
The slyes and friends respectfully invited attend tn. faoer,
from residence No. 592 Frnanav On TSurS1y Oct Sa
ct il o'clock.
JAsEAYou SATURDAY, the l7th Julia Hsrt's0us wife Of Wa
Janeway.
Relative. and friend, invited attend her fuo.r, from ss
Second Reformed Church HewBrunswck Wednesday the 2ls
st3l2 Cars on the Pennsylvania Railroad leave a2pm m
KANE-Oct 49, Robert Hamilton Kane only Of Robert aud ls
bella Kane, asea 10 years, O months and days
Wednesday 2lt in o'clock from the Presbyterian Church,
corner cf Bondst and Atlsnic-sve, BrOOIlyn.
KRNT-On the goth inst Of dphthea Helen Barnard daughter -
Charles n and Julia A. Kent, aged and months
LOUysBrRY-Oct 49, a. the residence Of his father Rdgeae
Conn., William Lounsbuy Of Bridgeport Conn., the 44 year Of
his
residence THURSDAY Oct 81 at 1890 and from the d.
Church, Bethel Conn., at i D. m
sTgvEys-MOnday morning Oct 49, his residence this ety.
Funeral services will be held Friday morning NEXT 2d inst at 10
o'clock at the Univ,pes Church (ey Dr. Booh) sf
Terh-s. Relatives aud hepds are invited to attend
T9sSfsEoa Tuesday the a'A inst John c. T'''' 'sd years
The relatives friends the family the members Of the Genss
Lutheran lions Church Henry between Perrepoas
and Crk Booklyn the school teachers " said Chareb
members Of the BROOKLYN Scbuetsen Corps Capt John
Hsursnd respectfully invited attend the nners wsch ake:
place Friday 23d iHst . O'Clock m from be soo'eoanes
Church.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
Tic rivers remain unchanged.
prohnhiIifiSa
THE cAP1ToLREMovING! CONVENTION

LOUISVILLE, Oct 20.-Some 81 delegates, rep
resentng Missouri Illinois, Kentucky, and Indiana, to
the Capitol Removing Convention met here to-day and
organized, with Judge John ELLIOTT Of Kentucky as
President. Various addresses were made by the dele
gates upon the subject in hand. and the Convention
aferward adjourned to meet in the parors Of the Gait
House the evening At the evening session resolu-
tons were passed declaring that there necessity for
the removal OF the National Capitol to point in the
Mississippi Valley and calling upon Congress to take
action In that direction. committee was app ointed to
memorabilia Congress and standing Executive Com
mittee Of 20 was appointed. The Convention then ad-
iourned sine dte.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINoToN ID. c.. Wednesday, Oct. 81 II a. N.
Synopsis for The Ddsf ttcentu-fOur hours .
The pressure has increased over the North.
West an lakes with nOrtherly winds cold. clear, aud
partly cloudy weather. and rain on Lake Ontario
Southerly winds, higher pressure. and warn. clear
weather in Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. Easterly
aud sOutherly winds, high pressure, warm aud clear
weather In the Gulf and South Atlantic states.
South westerly winds, rising barometer warmer clear
aud partly cloudy weather IN the Middle aud Eastern
States.
The rivers remain unchanged.
Probabilities.
For the Middle States slight barometer and temperature
changes souhces undS reerng to n0rtheriy ana norh
cest clear and partly cloudy redther and 0ceds,onas
rain in the northeastern portion
For New-Engand rising barometer. nortli-westeriy
WINDS occasional rain. and cooler clearing and parity
cloudy weather FOr the lakes and thence TO the ono
Valley rising barometer, northwest to northeast
winds cooler and partly cloudy weather..
Far the North West and thence to the Missouri, slowly
failing barometer, norheasterly winds, warmer cloudy
weather and rain For Tennessee, the Gulf and south
Atlantic States falling barometer, northeast TO south
east wlds warmer. clear and partly cloudy weather,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
A LETTER FROM MADAME LUCIA.

ZURICH, Sept. 20. 1874.
MY DEAR Mr.. KNABE Seeing is believing.
Your Grand" after crossing the ocean, and having
undergone all the hardshps incident to our present
means OF transportation is perfect as II 1t had left
your factory at this moment. After three-months
voyage and storage, under unfavoraole circum-
stances 1t is IN excellent condition, and has not sur
fered o shade In tone. do not think it possible
that az much could be said Of any other piano factory
at least as far as my experience goes Everybody here
ia adm,rne your really beautiful instrument Of which,
as you can easily imagine, Proud to be the happy
possessor. My husband joins me in sending best re-
CARDS. romain yours, very truly,
BARONESS Won wALLhovES.
nee PAULINE LoOCA