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granted, ~ lint tho oaao can bo appoaiod. Thu
tlurntton inyoIshd in very important, inasmlGh
there Mfo large number OF railroad bonin III
etlstence. which will bo upba}J or tnsalill*ted W
tue tleclnlol. The statc Court ~" held tint tie
ac. of tho I.cgirlaturo wts invalid and the bentla
yuh Wills tho Fedesat Court hsa e'!ataanod "?
validity of tts honJs. A decision will beiookod
for with mucll interest.
ITEMS,
In The case Of @. 4. " 1.el1 ~ Wilbur F.
Htutsy, snlt for libel, tile jury 5esto!dAy aitot
heinR out about tl,roo llourr. retu1nod verdict
for cont agsInat tho defendant.
UNIFIED srATKB COUNTS.
so,ornou Zontn. for tl,c uno Of ]. T. Dhle and
William IIilands. began en,t ~, IN deDs egst's'
John d. Lcguaru, Claiming s5'uVp'
BANKRUPTCY lTEMs
In tho matter Of Atkina -. 4 - huf9efa' y. u.
chine tl,opa tools. and real cntate OIL which tho
ahops stand, belonging to tho bankrnpts, less tho
amount OF two rnortgaRee nt1 thom, md I rulo
By Aug. 10 why aucl, bid should not 10 accepted.
4 composition meeting will be hold Aug. II III
tho caso OF L. e. Douglas.
q. ". Campbell was appointed Assignee OF II.
Tho creditors Of 8. 3. Case held composition
neotiag yesterday and accepted au ofIor OF IS
rer cont, which ID to DO paid M folInwa: 1216 per
cont in four months aud 12x por cont itI oight
mouths, secured bS Tho paper Of Gase aud Edgar
l.oonis. Tho remaining 10 ppr cclIt will bo paid
In ono yoar. ......
supRntoR COURT II RnIEP.
f. D. Baldwin aud Edward htone commenced \
snit in attschnont against NJ. McdoHeu to 70.
ooyor z0,Gs2.t5.
Rcg1a Chauvonet hogan = suit for $2,000
sgairat Evslyn II. lian,lll..
Frederick Fisher flied croditor'a biIf Againat
J. Y. scammon, the Iutrr- 0frah Company, and
tho Western Bnnk-Note Engraving Company On
q Judgment for 9i0,UGo.
Cl1lCuIT COURT.
J. !. bryant began suit for 3t,500 againas
William HwAnuelI and E. Il. l;nnis.
II. r. koeppo commenced al notion Ia tres
pasa against Henry b. Iko and uenry j. Dixie,
laying damages at $1,000.
THE CALI
JupaR GAnr-127, 128, l2Y, 181 10 1856, 138 to
| 145, tA7 to leu.
IupuE MooAE--78 and II.
JUDGMENTS,
tNITED HTATks Nlacrtr CoEAT-1unnE DRpM-
MoKn-Gcorge o. Marcy, vE. Town Of Etn4wood,
| f4,23.7O.
StrER1nn uRr-CoNrEssIoNs-E1ihhh A. White
hosf vs Thonhs and 1.achlan 3c1achlan, ftoH.25--
courad l.. NchhN q al. ". Thomas Hawkias and E
| J. Qu1rk tld7.b0.
| JupGE Ganr-Jacob EtIo ~. John q. and Christina
Stittzner. $1l2.e0.
C1acrir Covnr-sIrDoE Doorr-ronfa Ieonhar1t
~. 3. II. Dnemofe, 0?aa3.P OSGtll, utd Lib Maui
~. Oer!nan 1nsrranoe Company of Erla ta,'oo.-~
! Edward DaBgott ys. Henry C. a1cScil1. *503.9os
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TIN COMMERCIAL INAunANoE COMPANY.
Tie second dividend meeting Of tho creditors
OF tho Commercial. Fro Insurance Company was
hold yesterday afternoon at Register 1llbhArd'e
olIioe. nut worry few creditors were prcsent.
Tho Assignee read lengthy report, OF which
The following ID synopsis:
Cash Gu hand Al lrst meeting... ,oo96l
Total 1oeeapts ,2a7 %
M I'LL at1idsnas uot :.pI tUr, bat 10 ps p.. 'S7so7
Leaving .noan, 10 Go d;s6asi gu second
dividend ......"'..'..'..."..': *658a7.t8
Tito total dobta proved up amount 10 81, 3,6G9,-
22l.G0, and tl.a expenses Of the Asalauoe hAsa
baon only OIL 900. which waa unanimously allow.
cd, together with tue other expenses, BY the
creditors.
A dividend Of ~ per coat WAS declared for
nll who haze received the Irpt dividend, aud =
per cont for thoso wlIo have not Tho Carbon
City insurance Company has claim for sl ,00D.-
600 for Reinsurance agalnst the CommsEclal In
will probably ba tho ca4e. ~ further dividend
viii DO paid. II. however, this be nut allowed .
further dividend can DO paid Of about Il per
oent.
THE NATIONAL LIrE-1asunAHcs COMPANY.
About year ago, Kirk uAwes, Assigucs Of the
National iAfe~1nsursnce Company, filed bill
sganat tho Directors and oilloen Of tho
Company charging them With breach Of trust,
aud seekiu9 to recover over *l00o01. whloh 1t
waa claimed they had misapproprlated aud up.
p|lcd TO thoir owa use, The pano wss decided hy
Judge Dlougalt Iueaday afternoon, but without
going into tho mesits OF tho action. lIe rendes-
Cd deoislon III favor OF tue defendants on the
ground that complete remsdy At law existed.
aud that. therefore, \ bill III ehaneesy could not
lie.
RAILROAD AID U1AD8.
A taERs number OF suita AgAlust various towns
aud oount!ss have been brought Within tho past
year to recover on oertau bonds In favor OF rail-
roads and known ~ rA,l1oad-aid bouds. Jul0o
B!oayett 10 Dscembs1 tast gave sone decisions
against the Towas ot Elmwood aud Drhutiald, Ia
Witch he directly oYarsu!ad tAa Huprsmo Court
Of 1Iiaols tn ths leading csso .of 'Marshsll ~.
s!llmxp. Tho parties were dealfous OF Aayirx
j. dscisiou Of the question ss 70 The validity Il
tho bouds, by tho Supreme Court, aud ~ tAs
s.ss could ,.4fsd!, Saly !; 20 ,,;s tstsa up 61
mont4 wore therefore opeuol. sod : nov tFssl
had bsfose tue Circuit and District court Judges
4 Judgment 1as g|Fen against the tomu. Judge
Blodgstt dlssepuoE. aud esrssauste o& division
, 1875-07-29
LEGAL.
MASTERS SALE.


Cnler Decree Of Foreclosure in the matter of
the Rockford, Rock Island 1 St. Louis llail-
road Company.
Uetsd Stas: 81 Amcssa Gtsu;. GeYat # ths paitsa
Fl S:ss ss t E: AN @
.;S:i Sss:i II S; IL
ya.:a.as:"f l"eSss of ths ..,a Court entered u
.s'i sa 'tr;s s ssi1 h sttA
e e.; :d;
sssf u y r. = RI, X i; II;
4 ts az Z ''a
;;: ;sS;a Ss ss
~: s TT ,"a I'd III: s . G
oyas rasci .nd ssa taelapx III Tho rsilroad..
:xs. : I'll stps 'tiS y s,a
s"o;s ts1. ..i1 ,ss Il. s.;
:s: Il ;% s::s 't a. Z
Hss q i. so. .' tsas, s e.. a' =! :s; IT,
ts :as %'ti 3: r
I # e ss, o. =, s ,ng r II s,sx a9a IL
f5ssehise. sunnscIua x'Ih rst.lat r tho ~
sses: ls.,. Ia al nd -so i. a.: . eo:.ss: ss; I
auy 4rtic4 pthes cEty 2xothee with I'll
thstsunto Gs!uaaias. .ad ihu 17srslsa. fsm4,naars
ssa III s6o sss.S.. 1xG. ai,!s. All
fotd Hoek islsnd 1T: L,ais AailroaA Company
= + " ss i:
and al icr lfpi:r, III md peTsona hulonx,nx y
!!,"mpsny .uA .2ii 9r:n III. M,ne.;,io hailtv..i
- ps..s.,isa II M.m #: Fvty, nsssiseti .ai n
ha,o .s4asS BY y4Tsh... oths5sss y r. .a,
nsesvn with aid railroads md .hA', he It ,e TINS ot
q which b my ,ihea u entitled. s.xstheF
" ths :.ld decree ~ haud Il thousand a.,s
IN sa.a = hs as 4 tae. aud to1 ,hs hal.aes q .e
bid W ihu purchaser It said AA!e Tho *sleE ~
tetsed q syssito f 'uca p"tehs;c r. icy ea .. sa.
.,e! Yades e. ~ sseaed bt e nns NJ s1!i IT,
ii inchts4nss. s.urd 10 eM of ny r & ~ ~
ps. At Buch etcsnsge said Court shall a1feet D.
thr apptus4l Ut said *ae. .ta ,.,n..+v
'e'sf'ase eau 10 GAO " ~" siESsiy ". H!slinr,
aaaos tu thascsry et .is ttsut tHart r. Tie ooasea
Status fDr tbs Susthcrh nIxtS1ct VI Itl'a1''
Dated July ". a. u. lHt.
, 1875-07-29
PROPOSALS for Lake View Water Bonds.

Eeah< lids Will be received n tAA Enrersisoss office
Until lItly, Aug d, 1871, Al u. % for tho aals Ut
las WATER erds 1t tie denomination Of y COS each,
duo Juiy l. la3a, end bassng tasaraat It JeF ecat,
january at Tho American Exrhauye Satinnal laHk of
N.w lnrk, aud Il thiH ,fcu. Tiers will TO accrued
.nttrest fha ons frntn the ist Of July 1875, aud
bills ,utht Le ,uA4ie accordingly.
uIla will " received fue ali Of any portion Of tho
il ,nay ,srrt necessary Sr reject iii dis Tcy must
10 nsrk.a thu envelope, Nt.s for IAte View Water
uulltlI, Roulu ~ Hgyan Ilnck. Chicago.
+. F.SUl.Z1Il, supervisor.
Enr tho Hoard of IE4aeea u tbs Toxn u Lake Niex
, 1875-07-29

oEIy two lumber s4lcn seAo[a remained 1t tha mar
tot lsa evening" .Thc schr Peoria Las gone into ono
of tho docks Of thu Chicago Dry-Dork Company to
eeisr san1ry repairs. Ths schr rlgrtn faa aso gone
into dry.1ock to stop leak. .1hs schr In
1ertl haa beo. sold by her owner Capt.
Hayden, to Capt. Clow, Of this city, for
s7,aoo.. Tho members Of tho Board Of Trslo hny
suLscbod $no for rsizca for tbs yacht race to take
ptscc Saturday.. Thu yacht Zoe, altar bodn8 rsed
Tuealay Afternoon taken tn ton by the tug prin
d.1ale 10 10 loves. ~ tAe Ay-dack. %hen rcundtng
the pier tho tugs wheel become cntanga1 in tho r-
eng of the yacht, and in he efforts to got her froa
sha want to fto,ea and II total wreck. 6he
subsequently, touct 10 derrick, where se had tn bo
lfte np and her rigging tnken Cd. IIc! suecesa last
saturday undoubtedly too snnch fur her. Thero
/. prospect that tho Northern Trsnsrortatlon Com
pAnyb boats which harc bccn laJsug idc all summon.
Wi ~ Into commission soon. The Chicago Dty-Doek
Company hsvo lately received Grdtrs to examine tho
four boats hid up In this hatbor. TlicY have tsads
tle exatInat!uu anl found that It will coat from
in0 70 FlsGo to repair thcm.. Tho 11pp Missouri
III bacaiug down ahe. river yesterday Afternoon
luto thc scht Dutcer Bny near State hsres bridge,
snl carried sway her cathead. The tua.men say It
seryea her right for by expend!ng - for tug ale
et tAo yacht zoc hAs s%neteusly 1ous.e4 the prize
nonsy for winning Saturdays rseo to tho Yacht Club
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Nttc FORK Httnxas. ......
This System has been adopted By nearly all
the Stated OF Europe and South America, anil,
III it NAs maao ieyns in tho Unisoa stasea iu
1866 ita use should no louger be leforred. i il
merely an extension Of tito systcM with which
VIC aro familiar ~ applied 10 our currency, az
folowB:
MONEY.
10 mills make enn cent.
10 eents make one dino.
10 dimrH uaku onc 1olt1r.
10 ttaltn1B make uuc eagle.
The following arc tho mntrical tables OF weights
and measures:
wrlnnTH,
10 mi!iRrans niaks nne ceat!grAm.
~ ccngranlB make QUO a4oc,graM.
10 decigraHs make one gr1m.
~ grams make one lc.aRrA1n.
~ iccaEranls mska Que hed4ofrnm.
1U hcctograna mako oue kilnEl1m.
~ Aogrntua make ono Iuy1nXtApl.
LEN0TIIa.
10 nittnietGr4 max ono centtnleteF.
10 fent!IneteE1 tuaku oue 1ecinleter,
II deetmsters make cue meter.
10 netesn mafs ono drkameter.
l0 dGkAMctGrn mako una heetotnetef.
10 hectnu1etera H1nke QUO tsloMeseF.
10 ktlomesrs make ono myrg1ueteF.
CAPACITY,
10 nllllI1ieterH maka nng tcntilltcr.
TO ccntilltera tnlte ono dec!liter.
10 doc!lttess mako one liter.
10 Hters n,ake onn dekitrr.
10 detlltert make ono hecoltttr.
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The mammoth attantr for tho Mesteru Trnnsrotta-
hon Company. rscenty launched At Cleveland, has
been named the EoH1lnolu1s.. tug Cygnct e1-
tioded hor boiler Tho mouth Of Had River last
BundaY ~htla engaged tn towins drtdRe. The Cap
t4th Isaac Parker, had sone Of A rlbs broken, and
xss otherwise injured, ~ xas also lhe engineer.
Tbs c3gnet IL total loss sho wan built in 1885, md
*As wuf1h about Tile Detroit Ffee ess Et4tes
tat he schr r.naot MA sszsd by The United 8tatoa
Gssssa! hst kuatay hho1 for supplies. Tho sas-
asos wss ono pf low Of vessels which coll.ded Oh
Psshs lssnd Sunday morning. Hes bow and stoFn arc
badly stess In, md sAo will probably b. landed into
D.llzo passing Pechs I1aad viii tIsso schooasrs
.g1auaa, aad Lefoo hs eo,tss eouid 10 changed ths
u. Ghoaueka wrro damaged oyar saoGo. Tie low M
9o4ten *hoat aSain with soxc difficulty, and Detroit
.ss:s ri e e IT. e: : Sszs
ixea rus e working orar Ils Dca d. hewover, .o-
t4aca away II l. tho universal opinion among like
nsn who haycl oceAsioa 10 test liz powers thai The
p. hhorsy spent ~ tha Government ~ its erection
r. now lighthouse =. shs eaa d ths Sa44 ooTssu :
y shs lasa ltxH feat with Insight ahuye - pier
asea Lights, rrd llxlt balow aud ,thio ons shows,
fed ona bsln8 about u foot shove tho surface Of
t ae ssser md The white ons about feet ahovs tho
ied one. i IL estamne lint these ARh.a can IN sccu
~ dttance Of 10 nes La clear weather, When this
aouso to conpleted, Gleveaud wi 6e wel provided
3of - ean b daatrsd bhs Will hare tha beacon on
water street At, which bs h&en a dstaaca of "
3h,hs tna l1ghs ahnye spokcn at tho Esst pIGr, sd
sae Evolving rcd and whlta light tia end pf tbs
>test pIs1.
EAGLE uARBoR JMrhovEAEs7,
CAPT Hunt, of tho prop Aaaou1I, Informs " that
no pEetu1inaxy operations sos ths improvement Of
4asie asoor sse In yrogress The prssap& work con-
EaA nf ltilb4 and biaatlnV. Al n,a pJpt h,as. ~
copper feet long Au1 ioet wide has tseu outoun-
Tered, which thu FtIs Will not pas&rale. Tia Captain
says wtl not surprise any II copper b found Ia
sancfeus quantities 10 ray tho cost Of tho work. The
sset that copper oxiAts IN tie hay1of waA
ssfsEai ys.ra s1es. Tbs Government improvement
W! conhist OF ths conarucou os hsaatwater from
taeh ro.At snd p1sztn8 thu Improved channel, The
work y new bs!nE carried with al uue1pcnaud lm-
aaee *h!ea las te*n oa hand several 1ea1a--8rsn.p
BAY CITY TnAT11u.
Tho shipments from the port Of DAY City fur tho
week ending Friday, July a. 1875 and for the ca.rs-
nnr tfrt - in 1A5a .
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1865 ~, N hi. nm,- III ,ts ro,atoes, 7 t.lca
Mlfsoaa, ,4 10 bris ,orf, and sunrtts; .tn,r Japan:
3',n.o nd Fetc, co.. hn wte* ltHn hfm no'f anu
..nnJttfA; Prop hebraskh, BuGelo, leo1I pa snes+
81 sIa bu corn, 763o In oas.
LAKE FHEIGHT6.
cu,c4nf,.
...,.. ~ .o-,, .,6 ...,sr ana
Grain frS'ahs. "e'e Asa'' ~, ~" ."a ~
outet and stdAdy TOT ~ht1t' 'sesels "ess Asen ~
at :. Tar corn and axe fnr wheat 10 buffalo. Tho
80 ~. t,t. u, m nn hi ,rheat AL a3o rt hi corn
rarat1t5 a'''" ~ 49,. ~ 49, - 80. ,,..
Thr rhasters for Honao wtfc: eenrs tsaec "nrts1 f1
md =. liteastdt ~heat ~ sHo; ssnIs Y. ~ VIE:
Eate DsrlcJ' tla1sfa sna y. + 1re8, eotn ~ saE'
rro, not namely corn thEoeah. 10 sAsaia-pt*o A'
I. Mhycs, eofn through.
l1twAugEK,
~ nsh.n4tt r-.tr f+.tnbt~ .rc+. nrn4 and shaje
On tha atn atA41 ltp'sAa "u.' n.a' o,o..
, 1875-07-29

a BOOK FOR TIE MILLION+
MARRIAGE IL. :ssus sa,s t. q g. L. s:a p
GUIDE, ,Gssc.t p1.s:to. nd Il, s'G}.uYas IT, ..
'iseossttsa In tho .ctonee Of psuser.aas ths
s..ps ts,a ~ Iha ~ ints1sAtnx work ot ~ f&4ss
n'.toa dSs theae sh9 Attysd soa,spl1s 1n.s;
ka sad nut LETT GaEe!*%s about tho hauta aat e.
ens % {Rost- pAi1l tos ttfty CSns Addteas Dh 4HlIa
, 1875-07-29

NNADA.lE DE- I1oSsAnD DRArEns FRENCH
lft sud English boarding School for Snurx Ladies'.
Nv 10 chWrsl-ti.. Hartford, Eonu The FALL term will
lrgu Sept. e. For Information circulars, aldrees
AIN
, 1875-07-29

.,,,,nr, Duluth 10 brs dour, II ste rosatoes balea
fra'ueo1s 20 bib sorf sn' auna1es .fmr Jarsn;;
a:c I'd sp s', ssS9..s. e. * "1 s.io. iss' ba sLss
~ III bu corn, 1850 In oais.
, 1875-07-29

MT. VrnS0S INSTITUTE FOB YOUNG LA-
l3l dies and Little Girls, Established III tt59, MrB.
Mary ]. Jones aud Mrs. Maitland, PRINCIPALS. Bossd
ing aud Day School English, French, German, and
Vernon Place, Datino1e. NGrsancea given srpll-
catrn,
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hue, Sonora, and Pixies Peak he
learned the art OF prospecting, and
acquired the faculty of detecting tine
existence of the brevet filthy, until
he won the reputation OF being a
maj Of unrrring instinct" and one
in whom The most implicit confidence
might safely be repOsed. 1t is equal
~ true that he has never been rich,
and that his fellow creatures have
Prnftrd by his labors more largely
than he has but that does not de-
tract from his experience rs a miner,
nor does 1t weaken the statement that
he i "a sort of divining rod in the
discovery Of yel.OY nuggets. b. b
At all events, fifteen hundred men
have cOnided to him their
LIVES AND THEIR SACRED HONOR,
and have put themselves under his
guardianship, swearing fealty unto
him, to follow wherever he leadeTh,
to love. honor and obey him. And
this perhaps is brought about by his
statement that he EHOiCS that gold
exists in untold quantitiesin The Black
Hills.
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purchasing useless and cumbersoms
articles.
There Is a good stock market al
this place for the purchase and sale
OF horses, mules, and cattle. Several
persons are engaged more or less, in
the business of dealing in stock,
among them w. NJ. Ward, J. G. Alb
ney, Barnard q Co., and Tracy & Co.
Those who VIII come to Cheyenne
as the starting point will save money,
time and trouble in PurrhasingTtheir
mining outfits at This place. ~
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81. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. F. W
Hflliard rectur. Sund y services. II a. N spe
8 y. IN. sunday schs' ! after morning %serVies.
Seats free. All persone are cordially invited to
attend,
Roman Catholic, krv. las. MeGslrich, Psstsr.
REV. Eugene euvsan, ars't. Church ono sSei-
street. above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. B. Reed, Pas
tor. Services at IL a. m and sp. N. sunday
ohool directly after mornlng services
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. +. Warren. pHs
or. Preaching every sabbath al ia. III.
and Z p, N. sabbsrh school at 9S Cp. r.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Tks
public are cordially invited TO all Inc .er'ices =:
tho church, aa
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Territorial OfneeFs.
t,orsrnor-Jno. II. TnAyer. 7a .'FF
S5crstdrg-G. ". FIeuch. . r1H
LhLy y"'tes q sakre"as Court. ". Fiber 'Na
4tssocidts JaStfcss-JOs. II. CArc,, Tnan,
IT, StaRts CUisetOr-E p. Snow,
5drpsyOr GsGsrGI- SilAs Reed.
Gsesttt, y Psohe 1hotCs-G. W. tforey.
RegHtsT u. .. LdJd Utes-S. II. NiuzOt
I171iSTidl TTsasHEsT-S- W, D0Haey. ..--..
7erTttoEadi AEdlLOr-J. Il. Han lord
2 l.. Arnold.
t0"'"tssfo'"r % FsAHrRtAdTy1 Charles Hattos &
NJ r. Posi-. 3
ItTTft0rt1 LbTdrfIR -John SiAuEh er
Commissioned Of IHHEHt0TdHOH-J X. Jrnrey
SHperdHtsHdsaL Of bssITHeAsR-Jouu StAuyht.r
Dbtria AfLO1reg-E. y. JahusUL.
Tinted Sfafss CODtfaiSsiOL<r-J. W. bruu.r
rkrI Of III LHaJetlL nStrle-J. W. bruner
HdrEhd-FrHnk woIeOiI.
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UINTA COUNTY.

&c. A. Phipps,
Connrissio"srS Newell BrrHiAn,
N.K Sloan.
Shsrif-Wi Ham Hinton.
CLsrk--AlL. C. Lee
Probate .Tudgs-H. II. Remington Gr. eR. Treas.
ProsscutiRg AHorHey-H. GArbanAu.
AssssSOr-M. a.. Ho FkIns. ."..'| N' ".
iSurrtyor-H- Robinson .a..r.
Superintendent Of S6hooLs-S. X. Temple
CoToaeT-Tho ON A. Street.
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Wyoming Conmsndery No. l. Regular Sa9
clave first Friday in each month. a
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. Il. =. " Asr-s
hall. On the drst and third TnesdAy eyeGingr =
each month, at = o CLOCK Ia.
Cheyenne Lodgo, No. Is. neets first and ,hf-r
saturday nightsin each month. st Masonic hSt.
Es2sFE odd Fellows. EETE Fl.
Hope Eneaz Sment. No. .. l. o. OFF, Ees- {
every I'd and 4h "Wednesday OF esch m0nts
Odd Follows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l, lO. ~. mests -S"'.
Monday evening At Odd Fellows Hail Fa-A
I. o. CT,
Cheyenne. Lodge, No. 81, T.. o, O. TSJRt5.,'
every Friday evening al Good TemplarS Halt,
nth street. -erEs. u ---.ILg-Tr
limitations will be conducted only on ths stsi
and third Fridays OF each month. The f~pierrsr
ing Fridays during the month WIZ ho asrotec I
literary exsrclses. DAN. FALLEN. W. 1T
W.. H. WooD. W. Secretary.
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q q w. =. Noble, ~cbsTass. ~ IA
ComDaksionsrs william EvEns.
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city.
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Board or Trlsises{ K. Gaibraith.
]. j. Webster,
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Cerk-John Mcleod, eo -oEtis AsssssOs
hIrsh0l-M, A. HHnce.
TrsdSarer-L. u. PeSNe. Hll" GE ~
Hnmrr Aesrcli.
polics JHsfioe-L. Pe-s. q =
CARBoN COUNTY
1.-F ~. b. Adams, ChaiIAEHL
ComDllsiopsTs ID. K. Clay,
IL. II. BrAmmer.
Sh,riB-D F. R-unts.
CkrE -Prrry l.. smith -.
Pr5bdx Judge VIM. l. hsh. .
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SortS- Third CoHgrsss-HOn. ". X. st.eL
TerTlIoriaI Oneera.
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NUGGETS OF GOLD,

and they told him whence it came
told him Of the Black Hills, and de
scribed his old ride and the country
and then begged him TO search for
the metal. q
For years Captain Carpenter has
been a frOntiersmap, Il trapper, IA hun
ter, a miner, and has labOred to an
immense extent along those
to wealth which expand the chest,
open the lungs, and make a man self
reliant, If they don't fill his pockets
with refined dust. ! From the most
northern to the most southern, and
from the most eastern to the most
western precious metal mines, he has
delved and fought with the stubborn
earth, now rocking the gold to sleep
in the mountains of Colorado, and
again sorting silver bars in the fast
Desses of New Mexico. Unquestion-
ably, many men have had as varied,
as rough. as wild land perhaps more
profitable) experience as Captain Car
penter, but there are notSfhany who
have carried more Intelligence. a
more acute ~perceptive faculty into
the perilous occupation of mining,
than the little. squarely built man,
who now proposes to "Black Hills or
bust" in another effort to open up a
lately discovered bourne. At Was
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Geo 4. Draper, ChairnsB,
F LaL dAu.
shaIF-N. J. UBien. - -.-.
CohHdDe-w. Taytdr. c. y. Devoe a.. Lao
hs'ioss 81 ne Pedcs-JU". Slaughter, TN. FIsbo
keTt ana hsoordsc-,rsO. B stimproa. D..
freHNKrrr-D. G Tree. VIZ ... q
PTobrs Judged. &. Tracy.
PTOASeB'tHg .fHOrhsg-W. ". GorIpft
school SaysriBr.HasRf-F. W Hii lard.
COron<r-Ja TAihbi. .r-r IA
fsseSsor-Ed. J. Morris.
cHEYENNs CITY. aux
II. G.. wh.ppIe, PrcsLeI Of. Mayor
--J John NcaivE,
Br'd TTiLstsssi John r. DAgi-.
--AI n. Il EEc-nNhth.- F--A ~
Peter ilaulml 49,
CLsrl-W. kiehzrd-un. sT. ~. AGsrSSoT.
.Hdrshd'-G. = Drvce.
s.SVTer-It aac Berg nan " #Tra
"orRSp--T ). Street.
l7'tytSler-A !. PArshA1.
Pohsc JHSioes- Vhn Slaughter. T. n. Fhker-iA
N ,etfnus 6ftAe' Town Trustees. Fridsy
Ing in each week, at The City Hail -r
-E- e1 ALBANY COUNTY. F-.zz
W II. Holiday,
CoEHrsLssioRsrs simon bur Aehsr,wr.. "..s
Thomas AlsOp-
Ju'acss Of y. Peace l. y. Pes.e.
CHcrE-J W. Meld ,uun. .EEF ga - .E
Pyy,brts L.dos-G W. Ritter. sE-oncts TrsGsHrS1.
Prosecuting InoTpsv-C ". Brsmci.
SuT<TfASHd>Ht Of SchooIs-N. l.. Andrews.
CoJoHer-Ames Vine.
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Cheyenne LOdgs, No. Is neetr first and thf--
saturday nights in each month. 81 Masonic hSt.
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y ARMED AND EQuIPrED.

The Captain describes his men "a
thoroughly armed and equipped,
some with Spencer, some with Hen
ry, some with Shapes, some with
Winchester rifles, SOME with shot
guns, some with huge navy reVol-
vers. lie speaks of them as Il lot OF
plucky, determined fellows, who
will fight all day and suffer from
depression when night'intcrferes with
the fnn.u
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