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SPAIN.



MADRID, So&;t. 2.-fien. Martinex CAmpos las
arrived at Rpo nn I!a sny to Darca!on4, with
TIM pslFnncts captu:cl NJ Hco d'Urgo. Tho
l''rEor WHO was rnrtnrc will be imprisoned in
Frtte4 -. Alicante. wfero he will Aanit tlo de-
ciaion VI tho Government.
, 1875-09-03
COLOMBIA.

hew TonE, Sept. "A private dispatch re-
0elvod i. lila city announces tic signing Of q
treaty OF rcsco BY Santa Domingo. tho COM
nIai,l1or Of tho Colombian forces, md Gen. Re-
res Patr4o, thu commander OF tho forces OF tho
Insufgcut Cosas Statoa.
, 1875-09-03

Loxpos 6ept. 9.-Ths steamships Arch Druid,
bolivia Oshello, aud Somerset, from Nox York.
hare aIxiyod out.
NEw foRk, Sept 2.-Arriysd- steamship Vic
torlA from Glasgow.
NEW YouE, sept. o.-Asslyed-
State Of Georgia from llasgon.
, 1875-09-03
4 CQlORED WEDDING,

61ft1as D@Da7ch "a The [Hitu0o Trftunf
PEORIA, ILL.,, bart. 2.-A fashionable cotorod
Wedding occurred ibis e1epIny IN tAa First N.
+. fhnKeA. Tht Rhrses were George Hal aud
julia Lindssy. Fashionable &ud infueut,AI clu-
xeuH Nero pI0EaDt.
, 1875-09-03
OBITUARY.

apsefqt psspath q yaa castaqe Tribune.
= Lor1sr:LLE, Ky. 6apt, 2-Mrs. 4. Drake, the
celebrated American aetzess dad today At tho
Drake farm. IN this county. 64o Naa born in
, 1875-09-03

ot FrrnclMcn who nrn serving tn fhn army
which individually oacl, does his brst to reform,
b!t whotn "hnnH arc chcekntl by administrative
neGlfecncu ashi "ans Ut on-oporatlou.
, 1875-09-03
INDIA.



uoatnAr, Sept. 2.-ueavy rain4 in the Daroacl,
district will ncccsststo tho replautinc OF larEo
part OF tho cotton crop.
, 1875-09-03

A e9IHh1H1 or TAk WATEhB,
Special Dssoa'eh to TAs Chicago Trio4nx.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 2.-In The Dotheeds
sprinl law-suite, Morton, chemist, Of this city,
has attached tho Springs and all real ests,s Ia
sMit for s3a ,2o6. and earuisheed tonant to pt5
e. 600 quarterly to him {hforton}. =
nAILAOAD LITIGATION,
!9DtciaI UsRatca to IAs t.a.ea1,1 T4tbuns
DE7RolF M:ol.. Bort. 2.-Judgc Emmons, ss
tho United Btatos Court, hls spent two dsys
hearing arguments In tho mAtter Of appointing
way. Tho arguments cndcd today, aud ths
!ndHa gave twonty daya for opposing intorsss
to effect compro.ulso II possible.
sp*eiat Hyutea to 1N5 Chicago Trtkuns
-, ONAilA. sept 9-Judgs Dundy, ju tho Unilad
ttou against tho collection OF taxos On tLo prop
esty Of the st. Joseph i Dnnyos Railrosd Ii, tis
following countios Of Nebraska. VIZ, Jefferson.
Thayes, Nuckolts, Adams, Fillmore, and Clsy.
, 1875-09-03

VHE WEHIHEH.
WAsu1NoToN, p. G., sop.. 2.-Fpr tbs LAts
Rcg.on-FAlling barometer, southeast 10 south
wost winds, becoming brisk and high ID tha
Upper Lake Region; kllghs fall In tompo1stuIs,
with atqaH Of rnln.
LOCAL OB8RRvArloS.
, 1875-09-03

SD<ela! D1ptfah 70 Ihs CA(taqo 1ritHne.
orrAwA, Ill. sept. 2.-To-day Inns beoa ths
hottest Of tho SEASON. the thetm0metor marking
about thu oltY.
Sp*eial Nssnataa Il TAs lAfea1o 1riauas,
SIOUX ClrY. H.. Bept. A--Wosthey hot sna
No signa oi aett!ed weather. Ro&ds tn taJ!bs
condition.
, 1875-09-03

Tho following III an abstract OF some Of tho
moro important decisions rendered In Juno in
caHcs submitted ut tho January term, 1876, OF
tho Supreme Court OF this State, held At Spring.
field:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04
Something Worth Knowing.

His worth something 10 know that the thoF'es' poe
o,l. route from Kansas CITY 10 Buffalo, Pitsourg'
wb..lir.. Parkershurg, Baltimore, Philadelphia
Now YORK Boston and Intermediate points IL throush
=, lonIs. over The St Louis, Kansas City Northern
short Line aud the shortest possible route from Nan
sss CTR 10 Hannibal Quincy. Chicago, Toledo, De
troit and Intermediate point. rs Wis st LOUIS Kansas
civ 4 Northern Short Line. IL is the only road ran
ming six fast express trains two more Than sny oe
line. between tho Missouri and Mississippi Rivers.
Yhis road il connection with the Kansas CITY, 81
Io,-rh & Cornell Bluffs 4. IL. forms the only Omaha
and 81 Louis through line running through Pullman
Steering Palaces between on aha and 81. LOUIS, ana
po.stivelv the only line that passengers from Calier
mia Utah. Sioux city, omaha. Council BUNS, Ne
braska City, and st. Joseph can connect % &c"
srsas Of the Kansas city, st. Joscrh Council Bluffs
Railroad close and direct FOR 81 Louis and all points
East via ST. Louis ANY other line 10 81 Louis involves
sy-ovcr n; Kansas CITY OF nys hours, CT one train
This is the only line running so many trans with 81
perb Reclining Chair Coaches, elegantly csrpcied, and
lifted with dressing ROOMS with toilet conyenences Ter
,adie. gentlemen and families, tcithoHf GEy extra
charge Ticket agents selling ek"c TO tie East. Will
voueh for the above facts. md furnish tickets map
circulars and time tables by this route For other IN
ornation relative 10 this line address 4. { Dawes.
ct Joseph Mo or p. II. Grost.St Louis,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04
READ THIS .

For the next thirty days will sell
any of my goods al SO great Sacri-
flee. that these having immediate or
future wants to satisfy, cannot fail te
Save money by calling at once. Ny
goods have the acknowledged reputation
of beng of the best quality sold
in Salina, and VIII bear favorable in
spection. Cali early and you shall have
every advantage of price and quality
that any reasonable person viii ask 10
IRA l.. CARVER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04
srcTrT SOCIETIES.

X ofP.-CfNpoN LODGE no ;, meets ever! ', e'i, n
dnv eyrlIns AT - O'Clock, IN Masonic ii'", -. 81,
Huic,S IN good stsuding cordially invited ~ ~"
tend. L. ii TrTIIE, Z. e., H. BISHOP n "
As.
lo,y. IIall ~ eI Thursday evening al q % cl"Vh' "
WIT1aANN y. G., { ). CoNEaD, >ecft'arF
roOF-StyAi FNcAMPMENT No. Il, at edd CHOW
Ual tir-t add third Tue-days IA clvil Hlhtli' az
-,clock - NJ All lsncampnrisi EirlllDtrs IN e'o'
to,i,D, mr.. invited 10 attend. r. IL. BISHOP -
p. 4. l.. NoEroN, ScriDs.
.rNAN SAUNA IopGE No. co, at Masonic mall
. a. 81 H. rJ Monday in each month. CSAS
E,TlkXFE W. NJ II ;. CcSSISGnAN, Se'se'"f!
.,,,.,, poyAr Anon CHATTER No. IL, at Nasonlc iiA
"cond and fourth MHh,'"H IA tr,SIy,athy. Sec
rraly. 800. -,
NtRiAN LODGE No s. ID o5 R-Meeis IN oad CHOW ',
Han second AMI fourth Friday tE enlnS % 'a' II -
nt1t -. IN. Z. +. NoRrpE, y hi u = NONh'' "
; Mas > a NoHToN, v u
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04
CuUrCH DIRECTORY

pr,spyrrErAx-w simpkms, PastGr rr ,a,s1,
scseoI. 2:S0P. NJ Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
piags. ,,,, p.,-
n,,uon1sr EPtscoPAr-Rev. L. y I'm f1sI I
prrachin- every sabbath, at 1899 n N, anu %.
.iciocl p Sabpain school, each >" 1palh, ~
ga N PRAYER Needing, "Wednesday evening".
r.,scop.r-gcv. Thos d. Dooley, Rector fre"chii'g
every sabbath morning ana evening
ric-Rev John Fogaty, Pastor serve on
81 Sc1nd sabbath OF each month al the COurtItouSe
p,rrfsr-Rcy. J. n. Downer, Pastor Preachihs on
The first and third >uniays OF cach i-'hu III i5
- ,-arir,, Ssbbufh school $50 Il. 81, every
sa,bath PRAYER IA citing wednesday eveAinf
Iuu,srtAx CurRCn-Preaching in the baptist .h"' t
on the "a and All I.ord's day ol each hoa'"' "
Llder A ID Goodwin
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04
Chicago Short Line.

Via 81. Louis, Kansas CITY and Northern, All" Nh'-
aso& Alton Railroads, crossing the Mississippi o"
,,, .r.ot IRON bridge nj Louisiana No, and passing
,,rouyb Jueksonvi;le Bloomington and Joliet. No
,an,fers. no fcrytes, no change q cars. The only
lime running Reclining Seat Palace cars between hen
ana CITY ana Chicago without change NoeNua oh"rge
.r seats in these cars. Pullman Palace Sleeping cars
run, through between Kansas City and Chicago WIN
ont change Palace Dinias cars on day tr ain' lime
tr.ck secusry, accommodations, ahead of all other
tics j { McMUIlN,
General Superintendent, Chicago
JAMES CHARLTON, Gen. fass'r AZ l th''so'
FRANK c HIGH, Western Travelling Agent h'n'
City. No.
.ni,,r, Past Freigat Line shortest, quickest and
-. W IL REED,
Grrtr,,l Nc,irrn AGENT. Kansas Cny Mo,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04
CITY DIRECTORY.

Nnvor-N. {. WELLS. - ,.
C,oincilrneA-P. .. BoND, NJ W. hEIH' l.
,,SoST I'm WlTrNANN CHARLIE. HMLIN.
Police Judsc--N. +. CARROLL.
tlerk-EDwIN T.. Bowen.
Treasurer NJ. BLoDCETT.
N,r. hall. VI. TUrrLE.
I'olicrlnan--J. :. GREER.
street COMMISSIONER e hCssEf
civ Attorney- joHS o-fER.
t:''ieT Of Fire Deiarirnent-iRA L. CARVER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04
TIME IhRIE.K. 2. 4. r.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

r,a,. n, he Dletrlct COurf-J. II. PRESCOTT.
senator-SoLoMoS STEPHENS.
Rrurcsentaiivo-ti. G.. LocKw1oD .
Comfy Commissioncrs-W. u. SChoLL, chHIiIi'''
s NJ PALMER and Il. ). CnAMPLlN-
Countv Ciclk-DANID BEEBE
tsont,ty Treastirer-C. L. FAULESER
shcrifI-T. j. GOING.
Herlster of Deeds. 1. CRISs
toroner-J. Il. LCLL, IN.
Couutv Attorney-JoHN FOSTER
Suryeyor-L. %. WIGHc. So.
Su,,erinten,lent Of Public Instruction-O. J. Ai-'E
,:Iirg of the District Court-N. PErERso<
lrobat. ia d.e-H. ,. CCNNINGKAA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04
s,u,, WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected 10y L. Watson, dealer an "f'9e'''''
l.ror;.ions aud Qucensvare, 9s santa Fs avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04

Two Keystone large and the other small
were lost on Saturday last somewhere between
A. NJ. Campbell & Co.'s store and the Presoy-
terrain church The keys fit the doors OF the
Presbyterian church. and were fastened To-
gether By a strap. The finder will please re-
turn the same to the sexton of the church or
to this office
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
Councilman

10 view Of the important railroad le9is.
lation that win come before the next Leg.
ielatave Assembly, It should b ths aim
OF those counties which elect men Tor the
legislature next August, to select theis
very best men-mea Of ability and incoe.
Iupttole integrity, who are Substantially
icenti6ed Ia interest with their constitu-
ents. 6allatin county elects ono Coun-
Gilman, and there q no lack Of timber o.
the very best kind. II party zeal or the
manipulation Of primary meetings doel
mot force upon the people a inferior man,
as has been the case In several instances
10 our past history, 0allatin county cau
dll the place with an able and good man
and the people should make 1t their special
duty to see that such man is elected.
The other members Of the Legislature
were elected before the agitation Of th,
railroad question had resulted IL anything
ike tangible project, which shows th,
error Of our system Of elscting member
|of the Legislature eighteen months pre-
vious to the nsenIDg Of that body.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18

|Proeeedingp II the Dennocatie
Central Committee.
At . meeting Of the Democsatic Central
COMMITTEES, held at Central Park June Il
1875. the following proceedings wers had,
|to;wit:
III. D. Street, Chairman, preaidipg.
On motion, g. W. LAnghorne was elect.
led Secretary.
Present-J. b. D. Street, v. A Cock1ill,
"a. W. Wakefield, J. J. Chambers, C..
W. Wakefield. proxy, ]. A Terrell, Is.
W. Langhorne, proxy
Moved and carried, that primary meet.
|ings be held in the different precincts ON
the Sd day Of July next Polls to be open.
led at 2 O'Clock p m. of that day, and the
Convention to be held at Central Park ON
1.-THE FIFTH DAY OF July next ut 12M
RESOLVED. That the primary meetings
be requested to elect delegates and altern.
ates; alternates to be entitled to seats In
the absence of the regular delegates.
RESOLVED, That the different precinct.
be entitled to representation in the Con
vention In the ratio Of one delegate to ev
lesy fifteen votes. and one for every frsc
Etion OF one-half Of fifteen, which entities
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
a so Q Oh e6I
NAVIGATION OF fHE YELLOWSTONE
Arrival u the Steamer Jose
Phtne at the Mouth or
Clark's Fork.
The Yellowstone Navi9able to thu
Grow Agency.

News vas received here on Tuesday Of
he arrival of the steamer Josephine Il
Inc mouth OF Clark's Fork river, which
smpties into the Yellowstone about one
hundred and thirty miles below this place.
md about seventy.five miles above the
mouth of the Big Horn. The news pro
duced considerable excitement here, and
it was confidently expected that the boat
would come up IS tar - the Grow Agcn-
cy, there being no obtructions in the wsy.
the river from the mouth Of Clark's Fork
to the old Agency being much better than
most Of that passed over. But It seems
the boat was under contract to make the
trip In twenty-one . =, and was compel
led to return. We s-e Informed that af.
ter going up Clark's Fork ! short distance.
the Josephine returned to Bismarck.
II Is stated that the officers Of the boat
declared the Yellowstone river better for
navigation than the Upper Missouri. No
difficulty was experienced in coming M,
It is thought that other boats will come
up during the season.
It is now demonstrated fact that coed
eixed steamboats, can reach Z point thirty.
five miles from Bozeman during several
months in the year. It is q highly graft
flying fact. What are our merchants and
business men going to do about itf VIII
they make an effort to utilize this grea,
natural channel, or will they suffer 1t t.
flow on ito peaceful course, uninterrupted
by the demanas of trade and commerce Of
our Territory, which require just such AZ
auxiliary Is the Yellowstone river offer,
to make business more prosperous.
LATER.-Since writing the above, ",
find the following dispatch in the Corinns
Daily Mail:
Chicago, June IL.
Col. J. w. Forsyth, who left Fort Bufort
on the 22d of May to explore the Yellow
stone river, telegraphs from Bismarck
Dakota, that his party will leave for Chi
caxo to-day. The party reached poin
four hundred and eighty five miles allow
Fort Buford. Col. Forsyth thinks tina
for three months in the year the Yellow
stone Is navigable from it, mouth to tn
mouth Of the Big Horn, and thinks i
much better than the Upper Missouri Riv
er during the same period.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
Machine. Price. No. Subscri

he price Of subscription for the CourieI
per year. Persons getting mp clubs
the purpose OF securing any Of the
ke premiums will please notify %, and
state what machine they desire.
y further information apply ct thii
Z, or address,
JOSEPH WRIGHT,
bIisher Of the Courier, Bozeman, N. ].
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
The Yellowstone Park.

Parties from Helena and Deer Lodge
will visit the National Park this season !.
Quite large number OF Bozemanites will
make the grand rounds. Those who
visit the Park and do not take the Yellow.
stone Lake in their route. will miss the
most attractive feature Of the Park. Com
modore Topping will have two splendid
sail boats on the lake this season for the
accommodation Of visitors. A sail around
the lake, ! distance Of about eighty miles,
with the magnificent scenery frin9inR the
beautiful expaase Of water, Is something
|th t even the imagination pictures with
delight, and its realization 10 within the
reach Of all who visit the lake this sum-
|mer, thanks to the enterprise and indus.
!try ot Nj. Topping.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
None are alike. All have their different
loves.
Ours is that fine old Blake and Heunes.ey
at GOV'A
The Fourth.


II cur people intend to properly cele-
|brate this great National holiday, 1t is
time that arrangements were commenced.
The past two years the Patrons Of Hus-
bandry have displayed their patriotism
and public spirit by taking the matter in
hand, and on each occasion they did in
finite honor to the day and credit to them
selves as American citizens and Changers.
Unless there is an organized effort on the
part Of our citizens in this behalf. or the
matter taken charge by some one Of our
several associations. we fear the day ~ill
not be duly honored 10 this community
that Is, by public celebration.
On Friday evening, the ID, ball and
supper will b. given ct the residence o.
Mr.. Kit Ethingtons, on the West Gala.
tin, near the mouth Of Bear creek. There
is beautiful grove near the house, In
which swings will be placed for the &C
commodation Of those who 20 early. NJ
pains will be spared to make the occasio,
pleasant and enjoyable to all who may
|attend. The tickets have been placed s
ID nominal price, merely to cover expenses
1.-THE idea being to make the party one 0
pleasure, and not Of profit.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18

This 10 the appoYtionment made on the
vote for delegate to Congress.
Il IL earnestly requested that oil Demo
Gratis, and those interested in TRUE RE
FORM, come out to the primary meeaings
and zee that none but good men ara select
ed to represent them in the County Con
vention.
By order of the Democratic Centra
Committee of Gallatin county.
| ]. H. D. STREET, Chairman
Is. w. LANGHoRNE, Secretary.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
Recommendations intended for pub
IN in the COURIER should be sent in
,,v As Monday evening If possible.
4 MAGNIFICENT OFFER!
hIendid Chance to Secure a First
| Class Sewing Machine
k,v a Small Effort Required

very liberal contract with the Weed
Ing Machine Company will enable u.s.
Sope, to place their celebrated ma
g in many families In this Territory.
ne an opportunity TO secure . FIRST
machine seldom occurs. My We
npect our friends, snd all interested
xork. to make an eaanest, united
10 extend our circulation and the re.
,crease our influence? Cannot thu
form club in his or her neighbor'
and secure this sewing machine AZ .
fS,nms A few hours of we'll directed
will obtain it. A lady member o.
Grange in the Territory, or any
master, with . little thought and ct
|can easily send Us the necessary mum
pf subscriber to COURIER that vii
le them to a present of one Of the bes
~ machines manufactured. Ths
hines are warranted to be perfectly
latest improved and in perfect order
TERMS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
Business.

In few days freight will commence to
arrive In Bozeman, and our merchants
will be busy filing their shelves with new
seasonable goods. Their shipments this
season have been extraordinarily large,
and We understand that prices will rule
low, afford consumers Ill the advantages
they could reasonably ask or desire.-.
Competition III al branches Of business
In Rozeman II % lively that It offers to Fur
chasers inducements superior to any other
town in the Territory. Stap.s arttclec
have been retailed here the past year at
less than the wholesale prices Of other
places ia the Territory. whSa sugar
was quoted Ia the Wholesale market re-
ports OF Helena and Virginia City ct 81
and $50 per sack. It was retailing In Boze-
man 1t 20 cents per pound and sold BY
tine sack It $lS, and other staple articles
were sold here st = correspondIn9ly Less
rate than ct our neighboring towas.-
Ion arrival Of the new goods, We advise
consumers to closely scan our advertising
and local columns. They will tell you
where the best bargains may be had.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
local Matters.
j une.

whats the fun of June the glorious!
lueen of months she reigns victorious!
looms she showers, seas of flowers,
Decking woods and meads and bowers
bkies are blue and zephyrs quiet,
Birds and birdlings all run riot,
Chirp and song all day long,
rrilling from the woodland throng,
air at evening. morn and noon,
Regal, radiant, jubilant June.
ueen Of months she reigns victorious
that's the fun of June the glorious"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
Now 10 the time to get cheap goods q
ELLIS 4 DAVIS.

Mr.. John J. T0:llinson, ct his mill On
Y West GaIlatin, Is prepared TO execute
kinds Of fancy work, such % mould
gs, sashes, doors, jams, etc. He haa
e best planning machinery, and dedee
mpetition, In the matter Of prices and
E quality Of his work. Mr.. TomliAson
lends, ~ coon ~ he can make suitable
rangements, to establish . lumber yard
TINS place and also one 1t Virginia, md
siGes lumber, he will keep On sale ths
yucleS above m0nttOns.d
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18
best Quality Of Candies and Nuts,
AT Fifty Gents per Pound,
At BASINSKTS.

The favorite summer beverage In Boze
N now 10 the excellent beer manufac
red BY Speith & Krug. These gentle
en- have the best brewery In the Terri
ry, and their beer speaks for itself.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-18

What . Nelghbef says Of Boae-
nan and Vicinity.
Thomas Oeyarmon, editor Of the Nadi-
sonian. who he's just made . visit to our|
town, and passed through . greater por-
ton Of the county, writes to his paper asl
follows, in reference to his obseryationsI
while In the county. l
Boseman i not dead. Not by any means. |
While the same ngns Of activity and lifeI
that were visible two years ago are notl
now seen, there h still lively, enterpris-
ing spirit among the people and buanessl
men that creates look up for tho place, |
and that win, II not able to moye it for |
ward under present ,mpediments, prevent
q retrograde movement in its prospects.
The crops, on account the late spring,
are not 20 far advanced As they usually are
ct this season Of the year, but still are look
ing well. There has been larger area
|sown than ever before, and the prospect,
lot present, looks promising for IN abund-
amt harvest.
Stock In Gallatin County has come cut
of tho long. severe winter much better
than could hare been looked for. The
lloss has been comparatiyely ANAL. and
thousands of beeyes are now roaming the
hills
Several loads Of lumber from Colonel
Chesnut's mills will start for Virginia City
this week. These mills are turning ont ,
Ilsrge amount of lumber Of all kinds and Of
excellent quality. Our builders and con
TRACTORS will find It to their advantage /,
. confer with Colonel Chestnut.
On arriving ct Emigrant We met MI
: Fitzgerald, the merchant, butcher, ant
hotel man OF the lower camp. We ha
) met him tho day before and, Of course b
KNEW our business. He kindly voluntee,
lied to show rs around and make Us used
20 the boys, which same he did In goo
y shape.
There are number OF companies worl
II ing in the gulch and several Of them tel
ing out good pay, among whom are Lee
Co., John Caldwell MI. WhittkoWsk!
land Herman Ringlesby. Several 9TH