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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08
CONTEMPT.


Yesterday morning the president, secre-
tary and business manager OF the Seatinel
Company were summoned to appear before
the Circuit Court of Bartholomew county
to show cause why they should not be at
tacbed for contempt of court in publishing
an article touching the character of Allen
w. Prather, and his fitness to preside
upon the bench. James G. Hester,
Esq, is the Judge of the Ninth Ju-
diciaI District. Prsther presided in q
special case concerning whom the
article said TO be offensive was written.
They will appear to-day at Columbus in an
swer to the summons. The followi1g is the
affidavit OF Prsther upon which he, as Judge,
issued his summons:
STATE OF INDIANA, BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY, SIS:
The State of Indiana VS.. Jas. B. Ryan,
John G. Shoemaker, Thos. K. Ryan, Julius
q. Matthew'S.
Allen w. Prather swears that in the
issue of the Indiana State Sentinel OF Sum-
day, the 2lst day OF November, 1875 there
was published by the Sentinel Company, a
company organized for the purpose of pub
fishing daily and weekly newspaper, and
for other purposes, a certain scurrilous,
slsnderous and perfidious article, attacking
the action of the regular judge, the Hon.
James S. Hester, judge of the ninth
judicial. circuit of Indiana, on the
appointment of this sffiant to
hold his court in the county
of Bartholomew of said court, and
the action of this affiant as taken in the ap-
plication of Dick Jones, in case wherein he
is defendant and the State is plaintiff, in
which said Judge and this affiant are
charged with corruption and other charges
which tend to bring said Judge and said al
fiant into disrepute and impair the action
of said court, and bring the said court into
disrepute before the public.
ALLEN w. PRATHER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of November, 1875.
L. s. JOHN Z. MILLER, Clerk.
There was not one word or line in the
article that reflected upon Judge Hester,
nor did the Sentinel know whether Judge
Hester had appointed Prsther to preside.
1t frequently happens in the absence of a
judge that the bar, clerk and others unite
in selecting some one to hold the court, and
it was not known by the Sentinel how Prs-
Their was appointed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08
Chs SsmtineI.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8.

II the Judge now presiding over the court
in Bartholomew county should attempt to
call before his bar all the citizens OF Barthol-
omew county that have contempt for him,
he would have the entire population there
before him.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08

Mr.. Samuel A. Wood, a rich old bachelor
OF New York City, proposed some time
since to devote the major part of his i'm
mense fortune TO founding an American col
lege OF music, similar to the musical colleges
of Germany. The design which he has in
view is for an institution of the highest pos
slble order TO Instruct and cultivate the
American mind in musical science and
taste. Not less than million Of dollars is
proposed az the princely endowment to be
made by this individual donation. But as
in musical performance and practice, the
course OF harmony runs no more smoothly
this romantic enterprise of Mr..
Wood encounters its peculiar universities.
An estate amounting TO millions is not
easily to be given away by its owner.
Other claimants, In tact or in prospect, are
sure to appear and assert themselves. The
kindred of Mr.. Wood are not slow to come
forward ana entsngle his plans in the net
work OF legal proceedings. suit which
involves a large portion OF Mr.. Woods
property comes up for trial to-day, and the
musical world of America may properly feel
deep interest in the result. The college
would have been definitely planned and
temporarily opened before this time had not
the uncertainties OF litigation cast doubt
and distrust upon the scheme. However
the suit be decided, 1t appears that Mr..
Wood can and will carry out his purpose, but
the extent and completeness Of his plans
will be affected by the result. It is time
that this country should be provided with
facilities for musical culture, such as would
obviate the need of repairing TO the old
world for high education in this great art.
Besides the advantage of home education,
the lack OF which defrauds thousands of
their most cherished desires, the influence
of an institution like the one proposed
would bs most salutary on the tastes and
characters of the American people. Though
delayed by the vexstions of a lawsuit, it is
to be hoped most earnestly that the benif-
cent purpose OF Mr.. Wood may not be
thwsrted in the end.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08

paid to its denial. The Sentinel was in-
formed, on what it believed to be good su-
thority. that two clerks from the postofice
were at work in the Journal Office, and
knowing that the postmaster had issued
official circulars in the interest OF the Jour
nal, 1t had right TO infer that these clerks
were engaged in directing these circulars.
We have since learned that one Of these
clerks had left the post office and was in the
employ of one of the Journal proprietors,
but we have been unable to obtain any in
formation of the other, further than he had
not been seen at the Journal Office since the
appearance of the Sentinel making the in
quiry. Not wishing to do the Journal in
Justice, we accept its denial as true, but
would suggest to the postoffice half of it to
keep cool and not get excited.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08

w. Prather 20 hold his court in the county OF
Bartholomew, Of said circuit, and the action of
the said Prather as taken in the application of
Dick Jones In case where be is defendant and
the State OF Indiana is plaintiff. In which said
Judge and the said Prather are charged with cor
ruption and other charges tending 10 bring the
said court into disrepute. Done by order of
court. $50.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court at
the city OF Columbus, the 9th day of Novem Der,
A. ID. 1875. GABRIEL f. MILLER,
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9iilfe beSirft,s, @ir brauden jett fir 10
8aiienfnabcn neue slnsiigc gSir bitten ba,
ber um ferncre @ci1cnft, un, bic @uicu flci=
ben au tonnen. Gs 9ibt nod Gauienbe bon
slbonmentcn bcs vSbio @Saiicnircuubcs" bic
uns nod fein @ei6ent fiir bic @aiien ianoten.
SIR boffcn, bob audi bicie balb ibr Sdcrflcin
a,l beln gutea @crfe beitraaen tperben. Damn
iiub nod iebr biele s(bonncnten io9ar nit Der
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ftanoe. 0tcie nogeu bebcnfcn, bab mir nid)t
nur oQc NuSla9cn fiir oas 8latt, einf9licBIi6
oes Nofportos, icoe MoGe hoar bc5nb(en mil T.
fen, ionbern bab aud Der llntcrDolt berg8aif len
bon ocr@c5o6luna bcs8lattes abbanst. gSir bas
ben bier i'll TomcroD ein fd)oncs 9aus fit bic
bcimatbloien &nabcn; es lit bier bas flino
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bas Wailenbaus ienbet, iuirb gan; brett ein
@obltbater bet Baiiea. 9Sir bitten noIer,
eas Yomcrob @aiienbaus nidt su bersecu
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bar icin unb Der ollmoltenbe 8ater I'M Sin=
mel 'pirb bic ben @aiien aeipcnaete llnteritii>
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fen uno allen Nbonnenten bes vObio Baien>.
freunoes" 5u @ute tommen, be itebcn oarin,
bab bcr Seraus9ebcr an jcbcn Samiios fit
oicielbcn oas I'll. Mebopfcr oorbrinet, oab bic
Briiber ocs beilieen Grau3istus mebrmaIs
bic beilisc Communion fit bic lcbenben unb
bcritorbencn @obltb0tcr unb slbonnentcn oufs
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allen i1ren @ebctcn gebenfen. 9arum 1iebe
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Baiien 81 iorgen. Sin @enigcs fonn ia Sc
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Gin Bcniacs NIT tbun, 10 lit cs fit bic @aiicn
etluas @robes. Nlio lobt uns nidt miiec ucrs
bcn
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tpire berausseaeben gum 8efsn hcs Yomerob
sSai ienbauieS fir 8nabcn, mcldc 9lnfalt gum
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9a bic 3abl ocr bcrlancnen anaben orob bas
Yoncro9 MaiienDauS abcr bcidrdnft unb arm
1T, 10 bitteu mir alle Men f@enfrcnnoe, hicie
slnitalt ourd slnnab,ne enes bcr fol9cnocm
&orfdlfdgc ju unteritiiben:
y Seber, ber uns $25 90 baar Elm lenbet, ocm
ldiden iuir ben uS9io @aienfrcuno" icoe
Mod)e, 10 lanae sr lebt. Dieie lebenSlanali5
d)en atonnenten tuerbcn als Stifter bcs 8ai>
tsnbauies bctrad)tct nn6 tuirb, 10 Ianac bic
Inftalt befebt, ta9ld fit fe ocbctet.
p Mer uns $1,000 baar elm ienbet, bcm id)i=
den mir BEN ~Sbio @aiicnfreuno" 10 Sabre
lang jebe @ode
81 Ber auf feincn bicicr Yorid,laae cinocbcn
mill. ben bitten mir, unS isbt einen eiu;iaen
Dollar 81 fenbcn, benn mcnn ale slbonnentcn
nnr >oieies t:baten, 70 Wiirbe bic slnfalt iolt
idulbenfrci icin
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Scr Gampier vSdillcr", Gins Der id)onitsn
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ren. 9os Sd)iif battc 5000 Sonncn @cbolt
uno Maidincn nit 5000 Yfcroctroit. Gs ipar
gan; aus giieu actaut .s75 SUP lang, 40 SUP
brett uno 80 0ub tcf. Sejne Aajiittu woren
elegant cingcridtet, uno es fonnte nit eincr
SGnelli9tcit BON ISL anotcn pet Stunoe
fabrcn. $4,000 bate Der @ou ocS Sdiffcs
sctpitet. Nn @uro befonoen fid) 0ancr nit
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uno Die @uit nad Auitralicn III l6o Saden,
iucitcr cine re,dyc Soouns bon Soummollc, Co.
lcpboniun,, Sabef, (Sctreire unn Gprn, enhlid
eas 2oitbarite, nini1isD suianmen $50 Mcn>
iden: l2o in 3miid)enacd, 145 in bet GoiEtc
uno l24 Sffi;ierc uno Motrolcn. Scr arobtc
She'll pcs Yaloaicrc beitano aus Deuti1cn,
bic ibrcr oltcn 9eimat6 sucilten.
3cbn Sage lang batte Der itolsc 9ampfer
oos @{eer cNrdfur@t uno ndbcrtc iid ben sn'
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3 etrott Wid)., Z. Mnt 1878.
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unb eurd bic Giirbitte ber allerieligiten Sung
fran unb ottcs<Mutter Maria bini@ GUT boll~
ton,menen llcber5eusuna 9cfommen sab id
mid beS grGBten aaer 8erbrcben f1ulbig &C.
modt babe, n6mlid) beS Nbfales bon bet allcin
mobren romi d)<fatboliideu STRIDE. - Sd,
tpiberrufe biermit 0ffeatlid) nibt 9esiuunsen
bur1 materclle Sutcrcilcn, nod ourd @inluir~
flung bon anocrn YcrIoncx, ionoern frciwiQiA,
an bas, naS id) felt ;cbn Sabren ais 9fcooctcur
ciues atbciiti1en 8lottcs 9ei6riebcn, sucs iuos
id ais Haitor Der Mletbo6,ten< Scttc acprcbiat
uno gclebrt, bcriperfe alle bercn irri9e @run6:
IGte bite au9 alle jcne fatboliiden @riciter,
peldc i6 0ffcntttd ooer nid)t offentlid, pilent>
li@ oocr uniuinentlid) bclcioist babe um Scr
9ebung. Gbenio ,n6sc ber bornbcr;iec Soft
mir 9nabia fein pegen bcr @erfiibrun9 70 oic!cr
Seelen unb Iid neincr erbarnen.
sn6 Doffc id eur9 Die Tiirbitte Olard bic
ubrtgcn Sage nlcine5 2ebcns im Sd)ooBe Der
alcini cligmad)cnoen r0nlii >fotbolil9en STRIDE
subrinaeu Ill fonrcu. -
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ocS 9ered)ten uno allmddtigeu @otteS alles,
mas id gegen feline Sciligeu, feline Airde unb
Siener untcrnon,men babe unb Ct m09e burh
feinc Nornbcr;igteit meincr armen Scclc
snabig iein.
Yfar 9e8elIini,
9elpciencr Yrcbiger bet beutidcn Wlctbobiften>
@emcinbe in 6leurFels, Gplburn 60. , Soma,
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Seeel Nbounent, Der fir ben vSbio Moiicn,
1reuno~ $50 be;oblt, lam 9e9en Nadsabluna
oon go eents Die fol9cnbe Yramie crbalten:
Auelssjab! &at9olii@es @ebetbud bon
Sr. i. St aulen, in bcquemcm Goiden forz
nat, gut 9cbunoen, NIT ed)tc,n @oleldnitt unb
Sttelbilb, 700 Seiten itarf. Ser 3aocuprcis
o.eies trefFidcn @ebctbudcS lit $1.2O. Sic
Nbonncnten oes vObio @aiienf frcuno" erbolz
ten oaS Bud portofrei fit nur so Gents.
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MuS @mQlQub.

.~ %eN" XS@sHAV"A<
Cine neue fat1olil6e Stride lit al,
13ten Nprl in Canterbury unter Mit=
wirfun9 bon Cardinal Mannins ein%
9e,peibt ,uoroen. .Betanntli9 begannSein'
reid VIII. BON Gn9lono i'm @cgenlos
Su bcn uon Som nod Gnslano se1ano=
ten Npoitsln, wcld)e bas Gbriitentbum
bort plonSteu unb bic @runolteine AT
isnem groben 8au Der Giuililotion aus
lammentrugsn, 1ein @srf bomit, oob CT
in panoalilder @eiie oas 8eitebenoe SER
lt0rts. Neligi6le uno pdtriotil lde Crime
ruuseu rib loer ent,nenldte &e9ent ouf
9l.ide Meile niebcr; oenn auf iein &C.
beib ftiir5teu oie bsioen eoeliten 0cnfmd=
Ter, >ueIbe Gns!one je beiab, oas @rab
G0nis Mlfreo's .. @r. gu 8in6eiter rno
Der @6rein, ,pelder Die @ebeine org +,
@rsbii9ofes BON Canterbury, S6onlas G
8edet, entbielt.. Befet's @rabmal fiel
Dem 1nter9dnge anbeim obcr niht bic
2ic6e uno @ercbrNng, pclde ieinen No=
men in Den 9cr5en bes en9liihen 8o!fcs
unl9ab. 9lm ic6sun0picr5igitcn SoDres=
to9e Der gmancipo Der engIii6en&a=
t9oliten II. slpril c., III bierfar nun poa=
9iil!iges 3cu9nib abaelest woroeu. I'm:
geben bon ocn meiiten 8ild0fen Gna-
lanos, elmer droben 3abl BON @ei Ili6en
unb 2aien ollcr @tdnbe bat Cardinal
Monning bie..bcm +. Sbpmas 9e,pibmete
neue STRIDE am 13ten Mpril in Gonters
bitrD crDffnet. 9as @ebduoe, i'm loges
nannten friibcnelilGen @tile erbout, bic
tct fir ca. 500 Berlonen &aum, i'm Sns
nerr, nur Der i'm Tpbbau:ilt pollenbet, 1pQ
aber i'm 2aufe Der 3eit gum Mnbenteu an
ben srpbcn Grsbii9of, Dem es se,peibt
lit, au fs prabtpollite ous9eltattet mer=
Den. Die Soften soes 8aues belaufen lid
ouf ie6stauieno Yfunb, pon benen be-
reits piertauieub geoeft ino. Mannin9's
Reoe batte gum SeJt @alater 1, 26: rSe=
neg obeye Seru lolem ober 1T irei, ,uel6es
1T unlsre Dlutter," uno lit ,piebcr cines
iencr fol cltboren@eii itesprooucte, ,pelbe bem
eben1aligcn beriibmten ltniuerl litdtspreoi*
get pon Orforo ei9entbimli6 linb. Ser
&ebncr entwarf 5uerf Gin Bib ron BET
grobcn @erebrung, luclde Sbomas bier
bnnoert Sabre binourd 9enob uno BE-
5eidnete als Die bier 9qupt=@runoidbc,
UNI ,ueld)e er big 5umNeuberiten getdnpft,
bic Greibeit Der Stride in Der Musibung
tbrer @epalt su' lebren, su binoen unO su
l6ien mo ibreDiener aus5uludblen. Ma6
Der fir6li@en Geier fono Elm 9robes 9e=
ienuer itatt, bel peldem Fb an 400 Per=
ionen betbcili9ten, unter anOern Der Ser
sos bon Norfolt, Carl Of @oinsborousb,
Carl of Denbiab, Der Goro MaDor BON
Dublin uno Cir W. Bnwper.
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- 3u @eid enfeu fir 8rautleutc, fit
Namcnsto9e ODER @cburtsta9e eispen fid) un.
icre Sd)mufiad)en borSi9lid. 9Randc &erio>
ncu baben uns ihpn biermal bintcr chamber
ncuc @eiteQunsen seianot uno mir baben eincn
aaascu Saufcn i@meid)clDaftcr @ricfc, tuorin
8eitellcr bon Sd)mudlaben ibrc @cfricoi9una
nit ben crbaltenep @esenifanoen auabriiden.
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Nrpmntc 6abcu

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furbos TomeroD SD ilenbaus.
oO3 $. @odrub $l.OO
2O4. 9. Stting 100
2O5 9. 8obcnbid O.50
oO6 slus Homcrot 100
267. S. Mltmoun, %otDeugeidcut Loo
oOs. slus &omeroD 1000
2O9. NuS &omcroD 100
olO. NuS YomcroD o.5O
2ll. Mnno 81. @reicr 100
2l2. @uS MiuerSnie 0.21
9lcbit folgcnbem Sriri:
Mincrsuillc, WcieS 60, :, 16. Moi IS.
9odlu. 9crr 49,
Sic erbolten ciulceenb e5 Gcnts fir oos
MoiienDaus. SD made Da5 %crlprcd)cn, ic=
Den Mouat oicicn 9ctras Sbucn SIT ibcritn<
ocn 10 lon9c id in Die clcr @cgcnb mcile. g8obl
1T cs nidt piel, bod tommt oailrlbc aus autcn'
@cr;cn, bon einem cntfo6en uuo ldlidten Nr=
better, ircl6cr bcntt: aud @enge5 bilit.
Nit @rub, Ndtun9Sbou
Sbr I. S6om. McuuS.
@ott ber9clte aleu- @ebcrn iDre 9icbc. @ei.
tcre @obcn fit bic orn,cn @oiicn merbeu CT.
beten.
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3mm Scften Der gDaifen
rcrfau fen mir 9e9en haorc @eaobluna

scrfaufen mir sesen baarc @esabluna
IS 5utpclen ,.nb S6mutfiaeheu. SIN
9ieie S@mudiad)cn iino d. dtaoIbpIot-
ttrt uno es bermunocrt fid Sober, ocr unlcrc
tSd)nudiaden eeieben bat, iibcr bic fciuc Nr<
be1t uno ben biuigen Yrcis. Sn tcincin ST.
lpsleatore tann man 10 bllig sdjmudlod)cu
toufen ais bonn Maiicnfreuno gS it pcricn6eu
oeslelben ourd bic @rpreb unb garontrcu ben
r!d)t1gcn Gnpfang. gaer ouf cinmal 5
Stud bon uniercn sdmudiadjcu bcitcut,
ocm 1cnhcn ipir nod Gin Gtid melr, hos bif
Soften bet grpreb bedt.
9ir baben icbt folacnhc @cacuitdnoe ;ur
%erlcnonng borrGtDi9:
sr'nbauber, baS Yaar $500
ebarms, @laubc, Soffnuna une yicbe
bari itcllenb, oas Set 500
s(nocre CHARMS ! oo
}in9crrin9c, Dos Stid loo
Sbrrin9c, oaS Ysar 100
Sfrcu,e fir Domcn, bos Stid 100
Srultnaoeln fir @erren, NIT arcu,cn,
,lno anocre, baS Stid i 40
Sdlobden ober 2odets, bas Stid loo
groid)en fir Damen, baS @tiid loo
Stubs fir Serrc,l bas Sct loo
Frabbolle llbridiiiIeI, bns Gtud 100
Hllc @cgcn1tdnoe 1obcn ben bol(cn IScrtb
ii'and;e fo1trn anoersbo bas boppclte unp brci.
ladle unicrcr Hrcie. Sci Ginlenouua Der S.
ltcllun9en gcbc man aenou an, mas aeniinid,t
MIRO, 70 lucrbcn mir Die 8cfteuuna oenau aus
fiDrcn. '>" "'@'
Scoer un|ercr @eirr tann iiG 10 nit yeid)t,q<
tslt e.n toltbareS s(nocntcN an bus %ou,erop
Mo1cnbauS erncrhcl, bonn bel bcm sufoui
ll'lcrer Sdmudiodcn erb1lt nid)t uur ieber
ecn pollen MertD icines @clocS, mond)c looor
een Nohpelten uno brcifadcu gScrt6, ionocrn cr
"ntcrnHbt aud susleid) bus Nomeroh gsoiien-
aug fir DeimatbIoic Muo5cu.
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@c9en 80 Yerioncu tDsilS Dlitolicber
e1cs ct. Solcpgs llntcriibnn9S <SereinS, tbciIs
oeren Ingeborige, iiuo an lpbten Hrcitae ron
Yomerob mad Cincinnati 9cfa1rcu, uln ben
Uctsrl1d)tclten bel Der 20. Observation-Disclosures
ncs Gcntralbcrc1,S bci;uiuobncu.
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NpmerpD, beu 10. sNsai 1875.

BsHy@ aue 8riefe, 8eiteuunsen, 9lMragen, Gorrcs
ts onbensen, @clbien bungcn &c. abrciiire man al
Rep. Sofep9 Se(aug, 2omerop, Meiss Co. ..
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~ User uns gufgabcn ienbct mub aud) Die
sMu!l'luna beiigen, iouit tonne, biei ielbsn feline
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-30

PR1cKLEY PEAR GRANGE.-The following
officers were elected at the first meeting ia
December, of the Prickley Pear Grange
No. z:
Worthy Master-John Jones.
Worthy Oyerseer-W. L. Millegan.
Worthy Lecturer r. Hanan.
Worthy Steward-T. Wilcox.
Worthy Assistant Steward-Geo. Brock.
Worthy Chaplain-Abram Collet.
Worthy Treasurer-E T.. Bywaters.
Worthy Secretary. II. Jones.
Worthy G~atc-keeper-N. 6. Bryson.
Ceres-Mrs. j. r. Hanan.
Pomona-Mrs. I'll. III. Clark.
FIora-Mrs. Il. Wilcox.
Lady Assistant Steward-Mrs. B. J..
Townsend.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-30

the present month, but six new members
since its organization. At our last meeting,
however, six petitions of candidates were
referred. and I L understand there will be five
more presented at the next meeting OF our
grange.
We have a local paper to which the mem
bers are contributors, and which is read at
each meeting. We have, also, charades and
good singing, and anticipate a pleasant time
at our meetings this winter. Hoping the
next time you hear from this Valley, that
it will be in the shape of a long list OF sub
scribers to your paper, | am, fraternally,
yours, ). Cts.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-30

flee. which are open at all times to the IN
~spection of each grange, and which have
been thoroughly examined by the Finance
Committee.
In REGARD to those oranges tflas are
%de]inoucnt. I would suggest that we deal
with them in all brotherly kindness, but
kindly.
Trusting that the next quarter may find
every grange tn the State square on the
books. / feel that it only needs wise counsel
and true devotion to our principles to win,
where the law would be futile to force. Two
wears of our existence as a State Grange has
passed-two years of hard struggle and bit
ter experience, and now we are just emerg-
ING from the crude shape of the embryo
into something tangible and husiness-like.
Our experience is worth all the crammed
knowledge Of schools. Let us keep it and
profit by it.
The report was adodted.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-30
BOHEMIAN, December 20, 1873.

Mr.. ED1ToR: / wish to inform the Sec
r~etaries of the several oranges in Montana,
through your paper, that they are respect
fully requested to make up and forward to
this office their reports for the quarter. The
reports in full, including the names OF the
officers elected, and the number of men,
bers in each grange should be sent in by the
10th of january, SO as to enable me to make
an early and correct report to the National
Grange. J. D. McCAMAN,
Secretary.
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SHERIDAN. M. H.,
Dec. Is, 1875. I

r. N. S~UTHERLIN,
Dear Sir and Bro: Your paper comes to
me regularly, and | understand that others
of our grange are receiving it also. We like
it very much from the fact that we believe
it to be just the paper that every farmer in
Montana needs, and | trust that every
granger in the Territory will appreciate it
at it's true worth. Not only to the Patrons
of Husbandry, but to laboring men OF every
class throughout the country, will your pa
per be found to be a benefit.
We haye had no regular meeting OF our
grange for nearly two months, owing to the
absence Of some of it's officers. On the 2lst
inst. will be our regular meeting, and as
there is likely to be a full attendance, we
will then make arrangements as to who, and
what number, of our grange will take your
paper. Yours, fraternally, q. 4.
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not less than ten copies to each State Grange
Master. Adopted.
MI. Moore, of the Finance Comi'lllee,
submitted a resolution i%nstructing the rscal
AGENT of the order in New York to transfer
certain stocks, amounting to Slo,ooo TO 'le
Executive Committee Of the Natlolal
GRANGE. to enable that committee to pay
the various donations to State ulaose
granted at this session. The resolution was
adopted.
Mr.. Maxwell offered q resolution in regard
to cooperation. instructing the worthy
Master to continue a correspondence with
English cooperative societies, and extend
ing friendly greeting to all such societies.
Adopted.
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MADISON VALLEY, M. r.,
December Is, 1875.

R.N. S%uTHERLIN,
Bear Sir and Bro /. The ROCKY MOUNTAIN
HusaANDMAN. Vol. /. No. 3, is at hand and,
for myself, | feel proud the Patrons of Mon
tana hive so creditable an Agricultural pa
per.
Madison Grange No. % has had but one
meeting since your paper was issued, II
at that meeting was held the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year, consequently the
grange did not take up the paper. At the
next meeting | hope all the members VIII be-
come subscribers.
Our grange had received, up to tim first Of