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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
At OSBORN'S DRUG STORE
At State Priceel
Fashions.

Ladies' toilets are ever changing. Some
time for the better and ithen again for the
worse. We are happy to see that this
season brings beautifully changes. We
have Just received "Smith's Illustrated
Pattern Bazaar" for Spring, and it is full
10 overlooking Of the new and beautiful
designs, and we must say that we have
not seen its equal in literature, Stories,
Criticisms, Jokes, Poetry, Selections
from Great Authors Of short sayings. 1t
is q world Lf the most interesting and
varied life.thoughts. ''Smith's Pattern
Bazaar" has proved Itself superior 70
every other magazine in point OF elegance,
in appearance and reading matter. Our
lady readers will DO ~ell to subscribe for
it, as the price is mere song, compared
with its intrinsic value-being only one
dollar and ten cents.a year. Those who
would like it should send one dollar and
ten cents to A. BURDETTE SMITH,
9l4 Broadway, New York City. Hegives
a splendid premium, also, to every sub
Scriber
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SENDING U. 8. Geologist to the Black
Hills to ascertain If II is q gold bearing
country 10 . good idea. It is rich and
racy. Uncle Sam is really becoming facet.
Gus now that he Is nearing his hundredth
birth day. We had one of those biologists
cusses out here. and he was the laughing
stock of the Yellowstone boys when i
came 10 describing gold bearing rock.
Tom e., we'll known q IN inveterate
wag, handed . piece of rock to the emf
nent ge0logist and asked him if there wa
any gold in the same. He examined II
and after . fifteen minutes hard tussle
with twelve inch words, stated emphatic
ALLY that no gold ever was found where
such rock abounded. Tom went to . brook
near by, washed the dirt from the speci'
men, and there glitteripg IN al it beauty
was one Of the richest specimens We evel
saw. It came from ono Of the riches
Ilodes ever discovered in California, and
had been in Toms possession for years
Send on some more of your geologists t.
1.-The Black Hills-one amt enough.
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CHIco, n. T., April 20. 1875.

| CHICO, y. t., April ~. 1870.
DEAR CoURIER:
The winter has gone, and now that
spr!:g has come, the boys In Emigrant
Culch have pulled on their overcoats.
rolled up their sleeves. and are merrily
lpe9efng away. will give you some
timing notes, but owing to my being
comparative stranger In these parts y II
account for the nicknames of the boy
mentioned below. would with pleasure
give their proper names Il could remem-
lber them.
Pills & Co. have flume at the lower
end Of Emigrant, and are taking per day
to the hand four dollars. Old Medicine
& Go. have . large flume, and though they
haye but just commenced working, arr
sanguIne that the season for them will be
a big paying one. Tin Billy is running a
dume for the bar. johnny Oraicau is be
low Billy, and has succeeded in damina
the water. thus forcing it back on T. B :,
and the latter is doing well in d. ding
Johnny. Poor Bill and Windy have tie
bes: paying ground in the guleh. and are
taking out from two to three hundred dol
lars per week. Joe Brown and Aleck
Campbell arc on the same claim.
Elk s. Bally are running a flume and
expect big thing of their claim. must
say that it it don't yield good round sum
for the boys, then l will give up on ''in-
dicstions." Judge Rlnglesby s. Co., Gen.
Tracey & Co. and Muldoon s. Go. are hard
at II, and all are sangulne of reaping o
rich harvest. Longitudinal Dow & Go.
are running bed rock drain into the
Balm Of Gilead. G. Slow, Sooner and
Old Tarsntulal in the Upper District, are
seeking for q bst flume. Fatherinlaw's
saw mill is hunming away and sending
out any amount Of lumber for the boys.
To sum it up, from what I have seen, II
is apparent to me that the season of 1875
will be the best one Emigraut Gulch has
yet seen. Every one is in good spirits,
and are working hard the most of them in
preparations for the seasons work.
Mr.. Fitzgerald has a stock of goods
here which will be of benefit to the pass
ers by en- route to the Park.
During my short stay here your cores
pendent has been the recipient of many
fayors from the boys OF Emigrant Gulch,
and long may they live and prosper, is the
wish of MINER.
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Bids for Army Supplies.


The bids for army supplies were opened
at Fort Ellis, April 9th. We give the
highest and lowest legitimate bids:
In the proposals for wood B. +. Myers,
of Bozeman, proposed to furnish 1000
cords at $40, and Rich s. Wilson the
same number of cords at $500; Messrs.
Chestnut s. Bogert, $50 tons Of coal at 50;
A. Zei:zke, of Bozeman, to furnish 5000
bushels of charcoal at IL cents. and F. B
Cline, Of the same place, and to furnish
tbs same number of bushels at q cents
The hay bids were: G.. w. Wakefield
900 tons at $40 so; and O. A. Moger the
same number of tons at $15 H. Propos-
ais for straw were: G.. w. Wakefield 247
tons at SO co. and n. Flaharty the same
number of tons at 81 II. The lowest bids
for oats having securities was that of G..
w. Wakefield, 1900. 900 pounds, at 81 30
per cwt., and the highest that Of w. T.
Chapman, of Crow Greek, for the same
number of pounds, 81 70. The bids of
g. w. Wakefield, with the exception of
that for wood, represented the Grange
The next lowest legitimate bid for oats
was 81 80.
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JUDGE CASHIER lost some horses in
1865. Dempsey" Bannack Indian, came
here few days ago and had one Of the
Judges horses in his possession. An ex-
summation was had before Judge Mcguire,
and the Indian was discharged from Gus.
tody. but the Judge recovered Lis horse.
p. s. See here; there is not an Indian
lin the Bannack tribe but what deserves
punishment for horse stealing, providing
they are convicted. We don't object to
the ruling of the Judge-not at all--but
we do insist that while man should have
us much show as an Indian when it comes
to horse stealing. Hanging Is too good
for either of them; but hanging white
man and letting Indians 60, a. has been
done time and time again, Is not justice al
we view that blindfolded girl.
dempsey might have bought the horse
from white man. Indians would rather
buy horses than steal them. If you dom,
believe it read the report Of the Indian
Commission.
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Personal.

c, Rich, Judge Davis, T. B. Warfield
Major Pease, J. v. Bogert, r. P. Vivion
Paul Mccormick and G. L. Clark return
ed from Helena since our last issue.
E. G. Maclay, the chief spirit of the
great Diamond r Transportation Com
pany, paid visit to our place and Fort
Ellis on business deeds intent. James H.
Lemon accompanied him, and, like Ed,
did not put in an appearance ct the Couri.
er Office. Why Is this thusl
j. BaEonett and ]. G.. Bachelor came
in from Emigrant Gulch. and report that
the tribe of ''Chico" are working hard If.
ter their winter rest.
Silas Baker, Esq. from the Crow
Agency, paid Us pleasant visit.
Our fe]low-townsman, Mr.. Nelson
Story. was in New York city recently.
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ELLIS s. DAVIS

SOME Of our citizens are busiiv engag ed
In making gardens, while Others are al
lowing their hogs to run at large, to the
dctriment and annoyance Of our amateur
gardeners. Tho law concerning hogs
running at large is strict one. and will
be faithfully executed ny our officers. SO
see to It, owners OF moving bacon, that
you comply with the requirements OF the
law or suffer for not so doing.
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TIE Patrons of Husbandry met a
Virginia city on the 10th inst, and per
fected Reorganization of County Grange
The following Oranges were represented
BY the following persons, respectively
Union Grange, A. H. Van Brocklin
Madison Grange, VIM. Ennis; Sheridan
Grange, George Lewis, William Trostle
and John Bitney; Compromise Grange
|B. E. Harvey and N. H. Lott; Jefferson
Grange, VIM. Means. The firm of Max
ham & Winter has been designated - tn
Grange Store. SO
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uesday's mail arrived here in q
ht. The papers were thorough
ID with water. and 1t was . neal
bid them without their dropping
Our Office and house was fiA
papers undergoing the drying
I'D il was not until Wednes
ing that they were in shape e
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3 up front yards and preparing
ID for flowers, garden sass and
Ae order of the day among oui
Charley, our next door neigh
been hard at work cleaning hi
br the past three days. Charley
J our certain knowledge, about
btcs every morning. three he
: gazing Ct what he accomplished
Ac first two.
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ID curses. deep and otherwise,
Hate filed the startled and 1t.
|air, caused BY overgrown. worth
bellicose ours fastening their
lon the automobiles Of some
Innocent citizens. This must be
The ours should grow lces
ow that spri3g has come with
Dc influences AID gentle breeses,
bet don't help them . few )eaden
ped into the tympanium of thsiI
have . better effect towards
them than . hogfhead Of so0th'
b would administered ~ the usu'
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From the Yellowstone.

BENsoN's LANDING, April %, 1875.
EDITOR COURIER:
There is large number Of Indians here
Grows, Nez Perces, Bannacks, Snakes 8,
Umatillas, etc. All are commencing to
trade briskly, and a larger business will
be done here this spring than ever before.
There Is but one trouble now from having
matters run smoothly; that is the whisky
trade, which may cause some trouble il
loose white men are let alone in their lille.
ultimate whisky selling, one Nee Perez
and Bannack already having been killed
through that agency. We hope it may
be stopped.
The Crows have received their annuity
goods. but rather small quantity, as
II understand the bulk is in Bismarck.
They seem to be well satisfied with their
agent, and they have gUod reason to be,
las he is thorough-goin man. l believe
most Of the Grow trading is done on the
north side of the river, or at least great
deal Of it, there being Countryman Soa
& Co., D. II. Carpenter, and Hoppy &
Daniels who are merchandising and make
Indian goods specially.
We have horse races with the Indians
nearly every day, and as general thing
a loss on the whites side.
Messrs. Buchanan, Huston, Captain
Grounds and McC artney are In our midst
being here On q little business trip. The
boys have plenty OF dry skins this spring
and oil the Yellowstone boys will come
to the city of Benson Vile tor their sup.
plies. pleasure, etc. 1t is far ahead O.
Bozeman for lively times. We want .
lawyer and doctor. then we will be fixed
The well known fur dealer. d. SilIiman
Is on the river, getting plenty Of robes.
All .hc streams are getting up, and vii
soon be past foarding.
Yours. &C.,
YELLOWSTONE.
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MOUNT WAsHBURNE.
A Volcano or an Immense 0eys

Those who have paid their respects Ia
the National Park win be surprised to
learn that during the winter immense
jets of steam or smoke have been seen is.
suing from or near the summit OF Mount
Washburne.
Frank Grounds and the Buchanan boys
have witnessed it from the East Fork, 20
our correspondent states, and their opin-
ion d that smoke issues and not steam.
The Smoke rises, apparently, thousand
feet and resembles . huge pillar before
dissolviug into clouds.
In short time we will be enable 10
lay the facts a. they really arc, before the
O0urier's readers.
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JAMES SMILE, of Virginia city, having
shown unmistakab:e symptoms of insani
u, was, upon the recommendation of DR..
Wager, placed In the county Jail last Wed.
tuesday,. On Thursday morning . noise
was heard In Smiles room. One Of the
inmates rushed in to see what It was, and
found the insane man standing in the mid
die Of the room with . rock graspcd in
his hand, with which he had inflicted
two ghastly cuts on his head. With diff
6culty the clumsy weapon wssl wrested
from him, and soon after Doctors Yagel
and Smith dressed his wounds Hopes
are entertained Of his recovery.
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Times: "Montana girls use no
but ride placidly with one
isating limb suspended on each
agitated beast. "
J Chicago don't ride, but they
lbs and use them on Chlcago'a
beds. So the Stor(c)y goes.
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MORE NEW GOODS RECEIV,
ED BY ELLIS 4 DAVIS.

Among the numerous articles just receiv
ed. we have q tull line of Men and Boys
boots. Ladies, Misses and Children'f
Shoes Of ali styles aud quality, which We
offer at lower prices than ever was sold.-
Please cal and satisfy yourselves, or send
per order.
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ange says that the Black Hills
Nike all newly discovered mines,
eallawags, bilks and des 9erados.
Id better 20 slow while there or
g the mountains will take them
1.-The wet and hang them up to
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Ought that Judge" Of the Her
one East to ''spipe" . good pc.
bontana. We hope he may win,
on't you know that the outsid'
get away with Montana's fiat
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Died.

xD4C94s
WrLL1AMs-In Bozeman, April Goth, after
long illness, Mrs. Lizzie Williams, aged
Al years.
For years Mrs. Williams has resided in
Bohemian, and from the time of her CON-
ing among us to the date of her last illness
she has always been the devoted nurse IN
the sick chamber and ever the friend of
the poor and afflicted. He smiles upon
those who smooth the paths of their fellow
beings here; and surely Lizzie will receive
the crown from the Master.
JoHNsox-At the residence of Geo. W..
Wakefield, in B0zeman, on the 26th in
stant, Jasper johnson, aged - years,
months and Is days.
The deceased hcen in Mr.. Wakefield 5
family since he was 4 years old. He was
to them son, and to his schoolmates a
dear companion. For a long time he
hard against the inevitable, but
at last Death gained the victory, and youth
was welded to immortality.
HoRR-At st. Joseph, No., March 3lst,
1875, J. w. Horr.
The deceased at an early age joined
Walker in his Nicaragua scheme, and
subsequently narrowly escaped death at
the hands of the Spaniards in Cuba. He
was cousin of Harry Horr, Of Bozemsn,
and has many friends throughout the
Territory. At / O'Clock, March 31st, he
was apparently in good health; at $50 q
corpse paralysis.
DELoRIxER-At Trapper City, Beaver
head county, N. T., April 6, 1875, Peter
DeLorimer. formerly of Dubuque, Iowa
aged about IS years,
FAIRCHILD-In Helena, April Goth, 1875
| Mrs. Jennie L. Fairchild, aged 40 years
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6EEDs.-We are indebted to Mr.. James
Wick, Of Rochester, New York, for two
large packages of assorted flower and gar
den seeds. Mr.. Vlck 10 now the largest
|seed grower in the United States, end the
superiority of his seeds 10 universally
acknowledged. Dr.. 8. II. Osborn h.
them for eale 10 this city.
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Mr.. 4. w. Willett. Register of the
Bozeman Land Ofi1ce, has not resigned, -
stated In the Helena Herald, but is grant
ed leave by the Secretary Of tho In.
terror, and after visit to the States, will
return to his post of duty in July next.
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HYAEx.-L0ve laughs at i0cksmlths,
sosaetimes grins in The facs Of parents and
guardians . Il ilita from the old hearth
stone 10 the altar, OF TO tho nearest kind
hearted and Obliging Justics OF the Peaca
Miss Botelsr, formerly from Emigrsnt
left that place with her parents and 10
Gated 1t RsdesbuTg. There she captured
the heart Of Rube Rsdss, and gave her'l
In rsturs, and Justics KaD0sse decided
that her name should b Radsr until dsall
40 them pefA So = s'ssa as9
We wish The new 0rm unbounded suc
cess and unallcyed happiness IN al thstl
trnnnactions 81 lie.
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A large and enthusiastic meeting VA
held 1t Brewery Hall on Monday for thu
purpose of organizing IN Expedition to
explore the country lying adjacent to the
black Hills and outside Of any Indian
Reservation.
John p. Bruce was elected Chairman,
d. O'Donovan Secretary. The objects Of
the meeting being stated, . committee on
permanent Organization was elected, u
follows:
n. Wannamaker, w. Babcock, e. B.
Wsy and y. Dexter. II. O'Donovan was
also made one OF the committee and Sec.
|retary of the same.
RESOLVED. That this Expedition shall
not trespass upon any Indian Reservation.
RESOLVED, That all members present
|at this meeting rendezvous on the Yellow.
stone on or before the 10th day of May
next.
RESOLVED, That the newspapers Of
Montana be requested to publish this re.
port.
A vote of thanks passed to the Bozeman
Silver Cornet Band for its attendance
during the meeting.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs
Way, Mcguire, Wakefield and others.
H. O'DoNovAN, Secretary.
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BARGAINs-bargaans-sslling Of.
ELLIS d DAVIS.

VIZ ere informed By fasmsys thas {
large number of horses IN this county IN
affected with : dissass supposed = n
lung fever. II has proved fatal n masy
cases. Rich & Willson's train lost thssl
mules whije - rosie 70 Helsaa.
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FLOUR FOR SALE.
4 Superior Article Of Xxx. 81
o. per Sack.

We understand that there 10 . move
ment on foot to herd cattle In the Park.
We trust they will not take their cattle
there for the reasons that 1t will drive the
game out Of the country, and further, the
parties so doing are liable to be arrested
and have heavy fine imposed upon them
Is trespassers By the General Govern
mOnt
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= train left COrinne on the 1Gtl
for Rich & Wilson.
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persons propose going 70 the
Us by the way Of the Clark's
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dics and Nuts, fifty cents PEI
Basinski's.
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hides have been brought into
Turing the past two weeks than
been during any year since the
pf BOZcman.
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ty of our citizens unite with III
that the soldier and lecturer,
hons will favor US with some 81
5 before leaving for Fort Shaw
pd J. ii Harper is breaking up
preparatory to sowing about
res in gram. He has one of the
Is in the county.
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L. o. o. f.

The Seth anniversary of American Odd
Fellowship was duly celebrated in Boze
man on the Goth instant. Hon. H. N.
Mcguire delivered q brilliant lecture on
the progress and accomplishments of thif
benevolent Order since its organization in
Baltimore in 1919. After the lecture mem
bers and visitors adjourned to the North
Pacific hotel, where q sumptuous repas1
awaited them. Every one present enjoyed
themselves in social entertainment and
pleasant reunion. To the ladies and gen
tlemen who kindly assisted in the musical
exercises of the evening the sincere thanks
of Western Star Lodge, Nod, arc extended
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that the winter wheat on the
lin is looking finely. The
to this crop in this valley is
lcipally to the ranches on the
nd it is not near so great as
ksed
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mt sit down without saying
about Tracey's dog, and q piece
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lher Kcllehcr raised 81, 100 in
b u the Hospital Fund Of Vir
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lander obligations to Delegate
= favors.
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train rolled Out for COrlnnt
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h. BabCock and others are hare
ling up their wagons prepare
rting with the Expedition.
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nts and Ed Fridlcy are doing
at the old Brewery Saloon.
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u Office will be removed to it,
Ders early next week. Mr.. Tay
ing the new Office fixed up ir
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"a to sell off all of our goods
ELLIS g. DAVIS.
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r.. BRUNETT,

Wholesale and retail dealer in
Vines, Liquors s. Bitters
Has on hand the Oldest and PUREST
Whisky in the market.
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& Murray sell the pu,cst and
wines, cigars. &c. Go there
fish such articles. Don't for
e-Odcll's Hall,
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indebted to Mcssrs. Rich and
to the late Railroad
for advance proof sheets OF
er's interesting report 10 thai
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brted that the Grow Agency will
SOon several miles below Bridger
- the Yellowstone.
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not heard who will be the
kcceseor of E. w. Willett, Esq.
ptership of the Bozeman Land
|trust one of the B0zeman boys
by with it I; providing any ont
hires Il.
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Nov = Tie dme 70 ~ chenp ooodoal
Hills - DAvWs
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end John Guy has opened 9
below Rich e. Wilson's. Sue
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bill line of Stationery ut reduced
asinski's.
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bal Matters.
Religious.

&c. Tiff will preach at Weaver
pusc Sunday at II o'clock a. m.
G. Simpson will preach in the
anday morning and evening.
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love it, and who shall! dare
me for loving mine lager beer
us and you'll find Il there
"a your dropping spirits cheer,
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A VARIETY Of picture frames tor sale q
Basinski's.