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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-24
National Ome1als.

National O01elals.
HI w. BENT .... Postmaster
Postoftice, Temple Block.
ALFRED JAMES..-.....Reg. u. 9. Land Office
]. w. HAVERSTICK.... Rec. u. 8. Land Office
Temple Block.
J. o, WHEELER...Dept Coll. u. s. Int. Rev.
Office, No. 10, Temple Block.
J. r. BRIERLY-........ Int Rev. Gauger
Office, No. AZ, Temple Block.
II. d. .DUNLAP............... Dept. u. 9. Marshal
New High street. k#r m. 3. III 9
b. G. WHITING...U s. Court Commissioner
Office, Nos. % and %, Downey Block.
JACOB A. MOURENHAU UT. French Consul
.EM Main street. dag
CLINTON B. SEARS, In charge of Improve
sasss ment of Wilmington Harbor-Residence
at terminus OF street railroad.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-24

N. B.-Each Stakeholder Will Be credited on
said assessments with the amount alrea dy
paid by him on his stock to the Treasurer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-24

}. N. dh1rtlIH, EUWARD EVEY,
II. PALOMARES, +. MACHACO,
JUAN j. CARILLO, Interpreter.
Regular Meetings-First Monday of each
month.
g. Judicial Directory:
H.. DiSIflcb Juuge
Terms of Court-First Monday of Feb,
May, Aug, and Nov.
II. X. 3. O'MELVENY .Judge of Probate and
County Courts.
Terms of Court-First Monday of jan,
Mar, May, July. Sept, and Nov. 6
d .BICKNELL...Dist. Court Com missioner
Office. No. 80. Temple Block. u
Justices Courts:
WIN. II. GRAY. Temple Block, over w. F. &
Co.'s ONCE.
JOHN TRAFFORD. Sc. .Downey Block, Temple
Street.
Los Angeles Library Association:
J. r. MCCONNELL.................. President
J. =. .LITTLEFIELD........... Librarian
Library, Downey Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-24
City and County Official Directory.
City Directory.

Mayor
Once, No. 43 Spring street.
B. +. HARTJ4EE.- Marshal and Chiefof Police
Once, No. As Spring street.
GEO. r. UTLER...-.........~.City Treasurer
Office, Fashion Stables, Main street.
A. w. .HUTTON....-......... City Attorney
4Of1cc, No. So Temple Block.
NJ KREM ER....... City Clerk
Once, No. as Spring street.
WN E. City Surveyor
ONCE, Cor. Spring and First streets.
DR.. w. 7. T.LUCKY.....City Supt. Pub. Schools
J. H. MCKEE, NJ. D..-..-........ Health Officer
Once No / Snrino street nm stairs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-24
H. Chamber OF COmmerces
County Directory.

A. w. POTTS.. Co. Clerk and Clerk Of Courts
J. w. .GILLETTE....Co. Re 60 rder and Auditor
I e. ROWAN............... Co. Treasurer
W. r. ROWLAND. Co. Sheriff and Tax Coll
GEO. H. Co. Supt. OF Schools
L. SEBOLID.......-........... .......Co. Surveyor
Board of Supervisors:
GEO. HINDS, Chairman,
J. N. GRIFFITH, EDWARD EVEY,
II. PALOMARES, f. MACHACO,
JuAN T. GARLIC InterDreter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-24

octlItd
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

Q2S SD Av, TOP FLOOR.-A YOUNG GIRL AS
Cs)C chambcrmnid and soanstrcss and to make he r
self generally useful good reference II required. Call
for two DAYS 80
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

III WEST 18th sT.-As sEAMsTREss; GAN DO
al Kinds Of family sewing; s good operator RAJ 'ia, On
chamberwork or take care OF grown chidcn city ref
erence. Call or address
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

EGC Sd Ay., FIRST FLOOR.-TwO RESPECTABLE
OOO young girls, one as good plain cook washer ana
sst in washing and ironing; best city reference from
In Mace.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

ono 9TH Av, BETWEEN 9TH AND 46rH sTs-
QUO AS competent nurse; understands her business: :
or would go rs chambcrmaid: good city reference
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10
County Boundary survey.

From the 22d to the 26th ult., J. NJ. Page,
the County Surveyor OF Madison. and 5. NJ.
Reed, the County Surveyor of Gallatin, were
engaged in running the boundary line OF
Madison county, described in the laws AS fol-
lows: From a point in said river def
ferson) opposite to where the Boulder river
puts int0 the jefferson river; thence in a
right line in southeasterly direction to the
mouth oi:the Big Canyon on Willow creek. "
Benjamin Ezekiel, Amos Purdum and Andy
Flynn were the assistants of the Surveyors
The results proved the chief towns and mines
on both sides of the Jefferson river, includ.
ing most OF the Canyon District. were within
the boundaries Of Madison county. The
above line is sixteen miles in length, and
crosses the Jefferson about three-fourths Of q
mile below the mouth Of Antelope creek
The n7a,fv natural obstacles in the path Of
the surveying party were overcome by the
skill and energy OF the members. The settle
ment of this boundary will determine many
disputes in which the question OF Jurisdiction
was involved.
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FINE CLOVER AND TMOTHY.-Our enter
prising farmer friend John Reese. of Reese
creek. last week brought into town for the
admiration of those interested, u large sheaf
OF the finest clover aud timothy we ever in
spected. The clover, Of the red variety, was
in full bloom. The stalks were heavy and
tall, we'll branched and had lowered luxuri-
antly. The timothy was also in full bloom
and Of superior quality. It was indeed re-
freshing to behold and handle the beautiful
and freshly fragrant sheaf. Mr.. Reese has
been injured but little by grosshoppers. and
will have heavy yield Of both clover and
timothy.
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Rich QUARrz.-Mr. Alexander Mccormick,
who is largely interested in the quartz mines
of Sixteen Vile creek, has left with US some
rich specimens OF ore. There is no doubt
now as to the richness Of these mines. SUI:
ticient developments have been made to de-
usonstrate the fact that the ore of Sixteen
Mile is about the richest ever discovered in
the Territory. Ore is now being taken out
for shipment. The leads are we'll defined
and extensive, and the mines well located
for shipment East. being twenty miles from
the Diamond II road aud l60..miles from Car.
roll.
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The BOzeman Land once Regis
ter.

ter.
Willett. appointed Register Of the Boze
man Land Office, halls. We learn, from Penn
sylvaria. The Office is worth at most but q
few hundred dollars year. Picture q
''temler-foot" trulginx 5000: miles to take
possession Of a paltry. government office,
which any one OF hundred citizens ofGslla-
tletriment to their business. and hundred
times over more deserving! Willett may
not. probably does not, see it In that light.
lust now. We are convinced, however. he
will come to our view after skirmishing for
a living little while in Montana on salary
Of $500 year. He will then give up the Of
fice-scilt-n to q natlve-and trud2e back
home. If Office was the only incentive draw
ing him to MOntana.-Heratd.
It is matter Of regret to our people that
the appointment was not made from among
our own citizens. AS the Herald says. there
are a hundred men in this county capable OF
filling the Office, and we think it but just and
rishttbat 1t should have been given some one
OF them. 1t was hoped that Judge H. n.
Mcguire would receive the appointment. lie
has devoted almost his exclusive attention
during the past three years to land business,
End has done more toward the settlement Of
the Gallatir Valley and Eastern Montana
than any other man in the county. it's to
him principally that we owe the establish
ment OF the Land Office 1t this place. He
has been working for that object for the
past two years, through petitions and other
wise. and We felt convinced that when the
Office was established he would receive the
appointment as either Receiver or Register.
but 1t seems President Grant had q friend or
a friend Of Grant had friend who needed
place and he has been foisted into position
We regard as legitimately belonging to one
OF our own people. In doing SO President
Grant has gone back on his solemn promise
to the Territorial Delegates, that such ap-
pointmcnts should be made from among citi-
zens OF the Territories.
The Herald is mistaken in regard to the
sala'y which is the same as that of any other
Register in the United States. There isno
discrimination.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

MAJOR JOHN p. BRUCE left Tuesday MORN
ing for Helena. in fine spirits, and sangulne
OF his success in the Congressional campaign.
He will interview the two political conven-
tons that are now in council at that place.
Should the Republicans make no nomination,
which is quite probable. Major Bruce will be
the next Delegate to Congress from this Ter
ritoTy. and in which case, the interests of the
Territory will be better represented than they
have ever been before.
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The Fourth at the 11issi0Ds
Crow AGENCY, II. T. July s, "a.

Editor Arant Courier:
SIR:-The inhabitants Of this lonely region
celebrated the glorious Fourth" in z very
appropriate and becoming manner.
Scarcely had the first streak OF dawn ap-
pearcd on tile Eastern horizon, when the
booming of a Mountain Howtzer burst upon
the unsusl,ecting ears Of every drowsy slun-
berer within q circuit OF ten miles. striking
terror to the savage hearts OF. the thieving
Sioux, who had coDgregafed in considerable
force on the surrounding foothills, they
thinking that the Yellowstone Expedition
had again ''turned loose"
Millions OF festive mosquitoes were annihi-
lated by the dreadful noise, and grasshUp-
pers enough were "laid OUT to feed all the
.Diggers'' On the Pacific Slope just eleven
mouths by actual observation Of J. Billings
Almanax.
The exercises Of the day began at 10 o.
ner," which was PLAYED and sung by the
Misses Noteware and father, in beautiful
style-the whole audience joining iu the
| chorus.
After prayer. offered by the Rev. Mr.. Bird,
another sOul-stirring, melodious song
''America. WAS sweetlv sung, after which
the Declaration OF Independence was read by
Sergt. Mason. which was listened to with
manifest interest.
Next in order were toasts, speeches &C.,
offered and responded to by Messrs. Math.
ews, Fuller and Doctor Wright.
The Doctors address, though lmpromptu,
was, for eloquence and pathOs, one OF the
most interesting we have ever listened to.
His appeals in behalf of the cause OF Tenn
perance went direct to the hearts Of his audi
ence, and many, we can safely assert, LEFT de-
determined to profit by the eloquent gentle
mans advice.
MIR. John Wardell, on being called upon by
the chairman tor song. promptly respond
ed, and the way he v0caliZed about dot tine
Old Deitchan Shcnt!emans," fairly brought
down the house,
Should Gus Williams or Sam Lewis want
an able assistant in broken German v0calism,
we would respectfully recommend them to call
on John.
Another individual, one of your country's
noble defenders, en- being called upon, in-
formed the congre cation how sour kraut is
manufactured; his effort apparently pleased
all.
Mr.. Allen proposed three cheers for the
Fourth Of JaIy--they were given with will,
and after several more were given tor Yankee;
Doodle, Hail Columbia, &C., the audience al
j0urned to dinner, highly pleased with the
mornings entertainment.
PatiiOticallV yours; H.
P.S. The foregoing exhibition was given
under the auspices of Mission Lodge No. IS.
i. o. G.. r.. numbering thirty-two members
in good standing. II.
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ssLinbufKer.,,

On . tree there sat crow,
In his bill chunk Of cheese:
On the ground fox, below,
Said, ''Sonfe music, II you please,
You are beautiful Of wing,
And l bet that you can sing"
Cheered by hattery, the crow
Sang. and dropped the cheese below,
Then the cunning fox did freeze
10 the fallen chunk of cheese;
And he calmly logged it of,
And he sc0ffed the song with SCOT.
MORAL.
When they pat you on the back,
When they say that you're the one;
When they say they're on the track,
'.And have been obliged to rum"
When their compliments denote
They are going for your vote,
You can do just as you please,
But-you better watch your cheese.
Fort Scott Monitor
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NO rICE.
All. persons indebted to MARTIN & MY
Frs are requested to come forward ani sot-
tie without delay and save costs.

JEFFERSON MINEs.-AIthough no mining
can be done in the Jeffeason Canyon district
before the middle of this month. parties are
now pitching their tents near the river and
focking in from all points OF the Territory:
Representation day is on Tuesday, the first
day of September. Active preparations for
genuine hard work are being made through
out this m 0st promising district. and we shall
look for golden showers about August lst: A
petition fGEstl.e establishment OF posf-ofhce
IN this region is receiving many signatures
and will be forwarded to the Postmaster Gen.
eral without any delay. The government Will
dents are now obliged to 20 about fifteen
miles to procnn their mails. In the Helena
newspapers this district appears 70 be over
looked. s.Then why art thou silent" Inde-
pendent and HeraldaCM ontaMidn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

Col. L. NJ. BLACK, accompanied by his
family, will arrive in Bozeman about the 35th
inst. His return will be welcomed by all Of
our people. No. man possesses the esteem
and confidence Of the people Of this part of
the Territory 10 greater extent than Col.
Black. The public spirit he has shown in
this community will render his name insep-
arably connected with that of bozeman Cityt
and time cannot eface the memory of lis ef.
forts In behalf Of our prosperous little city.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

"LUTE TAYLoR's 0H1P BAsKEr."-We are
indebted to our worthy Postmaster, Mr.. J.
Il. Taylor, for handsomely printed and
neatly bound book, containing the above
title. 1t embraces the ''Chip Basket" of Lutte
Taylor, the editor, wit aud poet, the bright
est gems culled frsm the writings of that
brilliant author, compiled and published
since his untimely death. The book is high.
~ interesting and entertaining, now spark
ling with wit and anon with wisdom and the
finest literary gems-pure thoughts, clothed
in the most elegant language. No one can
20 through its pages without feeling and be-
ing better. Lutte A. Taylor was a cousin of
Mr.. J. II. Taylor of this place, who can fur
nish the book to those desiring it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

Low RArEs.-lt will be seen by reference
to Galen's new ad. that riding IS now cheap
er than walking. Only twelve dollars Tor
the roaad trip to Helena. Just think OF It
Only year or 50 back 1t WIS $25. The ex'
press rates are nearly a. cheap . freight can
b brought through by bull train. Every
bodv should take ride now.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

The FOURTH IN HELENA.-Thc celebration
OF the Fourth ut Helena surpassed any thing
Of the kind ever before witnessed in the Ter
ritory. The address Of Judge Knowles,
orator ofthe day. was one Of the ablest efforts
of that able man. 1t is published in full in
the Herald. We would be pleased to give q
description of the celebration but our limited
space prevents US doing 80.
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Clothing! New Goods!
Fast Freight From the Railroad,

CANS + KLEIN, Helena, Montana,
Are in receipt, per Moore &Brown's trai !!:
from Corinne. Of twenty-five tons Of clothing
and merchandise.
I'nc invoice consists in part of the latest
styles Spring Suits, Shirts and Ties; Hy-
dra,llic Hose, Gum Boots, Straw and Sum-
mer Hats. Linen Goods. etc.
The Jobbing and Retail Trade Supplied at
the lowest figures.
jel21 CANS 4 KLEIN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

Az IMpRoyEMExr.-Mr. Francis Harper is
having good building pat up adjoin-
ing his tine blacksmith shop, which will be
used as wagon shop.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

FINE SAFE.-Dr. {. II. O.borl, has jus; re-
ccived one OF the finest safes We have seen in
the Territory. and for security against burg
lars and fire it has tie appearance Of bcn:
i:nprcgnab!c. The purchase Of this safe is an
evidence that the Doctor is accommodating
much Of the '.roOt O! all evil
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

Carl. Tops mule train arrived tlom Vir-
gina city Sunday. loaded with goods tor A.
Lamme & Co., T.. Burnett and w. w. Morris.
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bishop Tastle's Appointmeses fer Mon
lNmA.

bishop Tastle's appointments fer Aon-
tH0A.
July 10. 8 p M. Hamilton.
July II. 9th Sunday after Trinity, II ~
aud p N. B"zcMan.
July Is or l6 8 NJ. Ralcrsbnrg.
July -. II m aud p IN. Helena.
July 81 or p. s p ~. Diamond.
July %. IL a ~ and 8 y m, FO.t Shaw.
July 2G. 4 p III. sun River.
July 80. s p ~. Bla"kfoot.
August ?. 9th Sunday after Trinity. IL
m nd y ~. Deer Lodge.
August .. IL Il m, Stcvcnsville.
August 8. 4 p m, Corvallis.
August lG. IL a m and p m. Missoula.
August q, II a m and p ~. Helena.
August -. Sp m. jefferson City.
August .. s = III Boulder.
August q. s . m. Poindcxtrrs.
August q. s p ~. Argcnta.
August 80. II q IN and s p m, Bannack.
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To the Delegation Composing the Gallatin
County Democratic Convention:
see Won have nominated me AS candi-
date for Representative. Previous to the as
semblng OF said convention, having been fire.
1uentlv asked BY some of the manipulatOrs of
several of the precincts Of this county to run
JVr saiu vmoc. wi,r'-o solicitations 1 is.vari-
ably rejected, justifies me in saying that |
most respectfully decline to accept the nomi-
nation. After thanking you for the honor
conferred. hope you may succeed in getting
q better man-at least, ono who will better
serve your purposes than myself.
l.. NJ. HOWELL.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

BITTEN by RATTLEsNAKE.-The Mon
tanian says Mathew GLASGOW. young man
living on the Big Hole river in this county.
was bitten by rattlcsnakc on the 23l inst.
and is now suffering from the effects Of the
poison. F.tll results are feared.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

A NEW ARRANGEMENr.-Under the new
mail contrac: which took OBJECT on the LIST
inst, we receive no mail on Sunday rs here
tolorc. The coach lays over here on Sun
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

AN extra session OF the Board OF County
Commissioners of Two days duration, COM
mencing on the 18th of July, is announced
by written notices. tor the purpose of organ
izing new voting precincts in the county and
appointing Judges of the election. These
matters should have been attended to at the
regular June term, which would have saved
the county the expense of this extra session.
q no uncomfortable amount.
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A large invoice of
n w Goods

just received at
STRASDURGER T. SPERLING,S.
consisting of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
l. Hats nnd
Gents Furnishing Goods,
which they will sell
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
The very best Cagieoes ~ 10 cts per Yard.
MUsLINS from 49,. 10 " cents, Bleached aud Un-
blcached.
Also Agents for
Singers Sewing Machine,
which they will keep constantly on hand.
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GALES's four hersc c0ach came ID Aonusy
lcadsd down with passengers. the '.Oid
Man . himself was on the box. pilcune 'ne
the craft, which sailed into town ut ne sa'e
OF about ten miles IN hour.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

Nix. ARCH GRAHAM, one of the Delegates
TO the Territorial Democratic Convention,
started for Helena Monday by private con-
veyance, accompanied by his wife.
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Declines.

SPRING HILL. NJ. r., July 8, 1874.
/ Captain Joseph Wright:
Please insert the enclosed card in the next
issue of your paper. have no desire to take
much interest in politics until the political
atmosphere becomes better purified.
Respectfully yours,
l.. NJ. HOWELL.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

BISHOP TUTrLE.-Thls eminent divine will
preach to our people on Sunday next. morn.
ing and evening. This simple announce
ment is sufficient to bring out the people
from far and near to hear him. The name o.
the good Bishop is household word In a.
most every house in the Territory, and it il
only spoken in the greatest leve and rever-
ence. lie has endeared himself to our people
by his earnest and able efforts in behalf Of
their spiritual and temporal good. As q
speaker, he stands pre-eminent IN his calling,
and his earnest aud devoted life displays the
true christian. lis annual visits to oul
town are looked forwal to with the greatest
pleasure, and his good words leave lasting
impression upon the minds Of his hearers.
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PARDoNED-Charles Love. (colored) for
merly barber at Virginia City. but during
the past two years boartler at the Penitent.
airy. has been par,loned by Gov. Potts. on re-
commentator of the prison officers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

HARRY II. SMYIIE, Tailor and RenOvatOr
is located for the present in tho Swan Build
ing. Call and see him.
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A CoafMlrTEE. consisting Of ]. V. Bogert,
&. l.. Clark and Judge Davis. was app ointed
1t Central Park on the Ah Of July, to call 4
Peoples Convcntiop-the call will be found
In another column.
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| ARRIVAL OF TRAINs.-A mule train arrived
Thursday, bringing goods for J. Basinski
IND others. Friday another mule train rolled
b with goods for Strasburger s SperlinX end
)thers. A large bull train passed through
ewn Friday for Fort Ellis. The past week
as been a busy one with our merchants.
ew goods have been pouring in upon them,
nd it has kept them rustling opening boxes
nd putting the goods in place.
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LOVERS of the balls and cue will find every
requisite for enjoyment and exercise at Will
liams Il Murray's Billiard Hall, next door to
the North Pacific Hotel.
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Nix. J. w. ILirF, = brother Of our worthy
pastor, arrived in Bozcman on Friday last
from Ohio. lie came hy river 10 Carroll and
overland fror, that place with the military
escort from IT. Ellis. We are pleased to
learn that he intends making Bozeman his
&1utUrc home.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

BANK SrArEMENT.-Will be found In this
issue report Of the condition Of the Firsl
National Bank OF Bozcman at the close o.
business June 18th, 1874, which shows that
solid institution to be in healthy, prosper
Gus condition, and rapidly increasing its bus
mess relati0ns.
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ONLY ExcLUslvE CLOTHING u0usg IN
BozExAN.-We call attention to the new ad-
yertisensent Of j. Basinski He has just 70
oslved large and elegant stock Of clothing
and gents furnishing goods. which embraced
all the latest styles and novelties. Being en'
gagged exeiusively In this trade. Ar. Baslnskt
is enabled to offer more desirable Koods and
better bargains than can be had In the sama
line from parties not making . speciality q
the business
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

Tus Coxsr ives free exhibition every
night. It uay be seen about twenty-five
degrees below tho Big Dipper and I'VE OF SIX
degrees to the right, In the northwestern
nkY