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. PPLICATION FOR PATENT.
No. 424.
United States Land Office,
Helena, Montana, December 2Sth, 1875.

AAOASL AoAestlAN %Ctu3 4CIC.y
Notice is hereby published, that Jonathan Coon,
whose post office address is Canyon Ferry, Meagher
county, Montana Territory, have this day filed APP
pllcatlOn for patent under the mining laws OF Con-
gress, for their placer mine, situated in Avalanche
gulch mining district, Meagher county, Montana
Territory, designated as lot No. SO and 3S, in IL II
described in the official plat and field notes on Tile in
this office as follows: Beginning ut the southwest
corner, from which the n w cor of t 10, nj e bears
west 449. % chains distant, and running thence n27o
e chains; thence NJ deg b min w 8 chains; thence
n 80 deg e 6. 81 chains; thence II ~ deg 6. 90 chains;
deg G 9.5) chains; thence n3 ldege II chains; thence
n i! deg 9 III. 40 chains; thence IL % deg e 8 chainS;i
thence II 40 deg 30 min G 25 So chains; thence II 56
deg 4) min G 8 30 chains; thence n 80 deg 45 min G
$40 chains: thence north 1850 chains; thence MT
deg 1879 chains; thence II Al deg 45 min G IA 80
chains; thence $ Is deg e 8 80 chains; thence II AZ deg
30 min IL chains; thence II 81 deg IS chains; thence
n Ii deg 30 min e 15 chains; thence S So deg 80 min G
3 80 chains; thence 5 30 deg W 26 chains; thence s 81
deg w Is chains; thence S IS deg w & chains; thence
S 43 deg 45 min W s chains; thence s 10 deg 80 min w
IL chainS; thence S l deg 80 min w l0. 30 chains:
thence s 80 deg w 0. 90 chains; thence 81 deg 80 min
w u S9caains; thence S A. deg w 10 .55 chains; thence
S 48 deg 30 min w ID 90 chains; thence S 81 deg w
5.7S chains; thence s. I6 deg 30 min w H,5l chains;
thence S "a deg 80 min w 10 .55 chains; thence S I6
deg - min w 80 chains; thence souIh 25 degrees
80 min east 1888 chains; thence S 81 deg W $50
chains; thence 45 deg - min w 5.4o chains; thence
SIG deg ID min e9 chains; thence S 29. deg w $50
chains, thence west 2 so chains to, the place of be-
ginning, upon which 4 notice of said application for
patent was posted the first day of November, 1875.
The adjoining claimants to these premises are w.
Basey and others on the n G placer claim.
j. III. MOE, Register.
B. F. MARSH, U. S.. Dep. Mineral Surveyor.
January &, 1876 .-SW.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-06
DIAM ND SPRAY !.

-"Open to thee,' is what the girl said to
her lover, pointing to the door.
-Eugene-' Come. sit down on the shelly
shore, and hear the mighty ocean roar"
Amelia" | can't sit down, you silly goose,
because I'd burst my pinback loose"
If ladies of the period are as just as they
are beautiful, they will contribute something
towards a. monument for King Canute. He
was the person who originally ordered the
tide back.
A young lady asking a Williamsport
young man in a music store, "Have you
happy dreamsw: was astonished when he
replied, "No ma'am, Pm mostly troubled
with the nightmare"
What is the diffemce between an auction
and se~a-sickness? The one is the sale of
effects. and the other the effects of a sail.
-'s We'll, my son. said a Detroit father to
his eight-year old son, "what have you
done to-day that can be set down as a
: good deed?' "Gave q poor boy five cents =
replied the hopeful. "Ah! that was, char
ity, and charity is always right. He was an
orphan, was ile?" 81 didn't stop to- ask, 2
replied the boy; 81 gave him the money fol
licking a boy who upset my dinner basket .
Detroit Free Press.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-06
Communicated. 1

Communicated
Mr.. ED1ToR: | congratulate you upon
the success with which your effort to launch
a readable paper upon the sea of journalism
las been crowned. The auspices that at
tend its going forth upon its chronicling
mission seem to claim for it a useful, if not a
brilliant career. We hail it with Joy, be-
cause interests Of a higher and more excel
lent nature than those of a mere political
character may be freighted within it's wise
and prudent design. The importance of
these interests our unfortunate race have
been slow to learn. Like the herbs designed
for Mans meat, that which is better in HUI
manity must be carefully husbanded, or
emotions that spring up within our sensual
economy, like seeds of the fall, will, like
noxious weeds, blight them ere they reach
an expression in practical life. That COM
monwealth in which the social, moral and
literary interests OF it's people are not sus-
tanned and defended Ivy suitable means and
properly endorsed institutions must be
weak, whatever may be its elements Of
strength otherwise. Of what avail are the
lAoNSFS StOklIlSstliu, GllttU CltUClS
into a state of afiluence, as without the so
cial, moral and intellectual conditions of life
to properly appreciate it; without them
nothing but a reign Of libertinism would be
secured. Of what purpose are those politi-
cal advantages INC conditions that give
efficiency to national character, without in
t~elligence, seasoned with chaste, moral SEN
s.o,+ ~ xs+ lsDN 41o,, > ntID,:.o 41Dx,
could only furnish material for oppression.
anarchy and ruin. OF what avail is the in
telligence of IL people whose moral tom runs
SO low. that evils Of a hurtful and glaring
nature stalk forth at noon-day, invade hui
manity, vitlates society, pervert and corrupt
reives its social and moral expression? Of
what avail is that intelligence in reaching
that high degree of excellence attainable by
humanity, that eXhausts itself now upon
sensual qualification, and then upon intel
lectual feasts at the expense and to the
neglect of the moral interests in society and
humanity? Such intelligence, to say the
least, must fall infinitely below the proper
scope. But such is the depravity of our ma
ture, that this high condition OF life and hap
piness is so diverted from its legitimate
channel. We therefore welcome, in this
rising civilization, any and every means
that tends to discourage vice, and to stimuli
late and reward virtue in our people. And
as we believe that while your paper will be
devoted to the interests within its scope, it's
tone will be Of a high moral character, that
it will husband that which is better in hui
man nature and society, and cast it forth
ever and anon in mature and well guarded
thought, in sound sentiment and well de-
fined truth, as precious seeds which will be
concreted in the hearts and reproduced in
the lives and character of the people; there
fore, we gladly welcome it to a place among
the institutions Of the land, while we would
ask for it q liberal patronage.
LOVER OF MONTANA.
HELENA, M. r., Jan. l, 1876.
= m . "A M ~ Is ~ - ~ ~ EN
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Description OF PROPERTY.

Birch creek ditch and imp on mining claim
Ditch and arastra on Duck Greek
Forty acres land on Deep Greek
One hundred and sixty acres land 6 . G on
Deep creek
One hundred and sixty acres homestead
hous and fencing in Missouri valley
One hundred and thirty-seven acres mining
land and imp in Magpie Gulch
One hundred and sixty acres land 8 house
stable and fencing
Three houses and lots in Diamond City
An undivided l-3 in the Lone Tree lode near
the head of Montana gulch
Patent and mining imp in Avalanche gulch
80 acres land IS sec y 2 G Grayson creek
one house and lot in Cave gulch
Quartz mill on Duck creek
40 acres land Mo vally imp and water ditch
$40 +" " Smiths river valley
100 with title on American bar
Ditch, rancho and imp on Avalanche gulch
Ditch from Trout creek to Eldorado bar
Improvements On rancho
100 acres land in Poverty Flat Mo valley
House and lot in Springtown, Cave gulch
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-06
NAMES n

s Anderson & Co, Camp Baker,
ID Chezum, Diamond City
z Carpenter, Centervillc
Emma Z Carpenter
j w Corum, Deer Lodge
Canine & Co, Canyon Ferry
j r Duncan, Diamond City
John Futerer, I"
George Howard, Whites Gulch
Harris, Basey & Co, Canyon Ferry
Il Sd w Kemper, Centeryille
C Lehman Go,
0 Leonard, Diamond City
Murray Il McIlroy, Canton
j l. Perkins, Fort Shaw
E W Peck, Helena
Hellglte u A. Ditch Co, Canyon Ferry
Sutherland & Kemp, Clancy
VIM Sherman, Sun River
Thomas Thoston, Centerville
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OF TAXES.

LIST IF DELINQUENT TAXES.
bh@aEg mhmLc wsnmn @n@fM @hnc County, Mm TmmyM nd uanmymme emayhm ,wmm
22dd day January L. 1876,
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ahm hdh mnwg dmh@m hppay @@ mhHmfmw win satisfy mm@naw mmmmb@ ma midi umsn
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-06

Cannot be competed with by any business house in
the County. | have u very large stock on hand,
and anything that cannot in this line cannot
be had In the Territory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17
Personal.
Jacobs open until 1880 y. m.

Jacobs open until 1880 p. m,
Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Davis returue,
last night from the East.
Mr.. G. a. Hall, OF West Tennessee
Is the last addition to the Dallas bar.
II you want money see Jacobs.
Mr. l.. Wiel, who attempted suicide
the other day, is now in fair wav 10
recover.
Jacobs Jacobs Jacobs! Jacobs
Bishop Peck will be in the city Sat.
urday evening", the. guest OF Rev. Mr..
Carhart, $40 Pacific avenue. The
Bishop will preach on Sabbath morn
Ing ut the Lamar>street Church. and
at night at the Methodist EpIscopol
Tabernacle.
JACOBS has ten thousand dollars 10
lend in sums to suit ALL.
NJ. +. Ellis, agent Of the Merchants,
Despatch Transportation Company, ].
Reynolds, Esq, George j. Gibson, w.
II. Cutler, and II. 4. Taylor, all of
Cleveland, Ohio, and all railroad men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17

10 Dallas. Sunday might and Mond'}
the rain came Gad soaked the farmers
cotton. Buyers mond bark nnd refused
to invest, stating "Cotlon has Il bIeos
eyer elo. Tuesday iho be-t price
were Bu 10 %; "Wednesday 7ir 10 S..
IL was reported yesterday that u
Mr.. Lowry, Of Rome, Ga, had his
pocket picked ut the Pacific depot the
other night to the tune Of II railway
ticket and one hundred aud my
dollars, Beware Of plckpocke'-!
The week Of prayer to be- observed
by the Young Mems Chrntian Associ.
ation, and appointed for the hall o.
Y. NJ. G. A., has been changed to
Lamar.strcot Church, commencing
Inst night Mt seven O'Clock.
The delay IN the asserting Of the
mails and delivery Is op ing, not 10
any idleness or inattention on ihC
part Of the clerks of the postotlicc, but
simply TO II lack Of sufficient clerical
force. with plenty OF well paid clerks,
things would work easier.
All are invited to come out and
participate in the week Of prayer
now being observed by the Youup
|
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17

Eta street yesterday presented -
scene If remarkable activity il bust
ness, The wet northrr having spent
Ito force, yesterday was clear and beau.
tIiul, and the country people fairy
locked to town. Every store was
crowded with farmers and fcightcrs
making their fll purchases, The side
walks ARE too much blocked with
goods for the convenience Of pedestri.
ans however, The increase in the
number ofuew stores built this season
aud occupied by new merchants Ia
very perceptible, and is very solid
evidence " the increase Of the trade
" Dallas. Money seems plentiful with
the farmers, who Dre IN easier circum
stances aud less In debt than anywhere
In tho country, as aclNsh The stand
ard Of physical heHlth,sE. and energy
Ia very high, the majority being ryy
slalwnrt aud hearty loaNng. A puN
looking farmer is curio8ity in NorlI
| Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17

orc, l.. Howerton ~ Co. has removed
from Camp street to 5l3l Elm street,
fourth door west of the city Bank, in
the old Lafayette Restaurant Build
ing, where they keep constantly on
hand n very large stock of saddles,
harness, collars, brides, aud are man.
umcturing daily for the wholesale and
retail trade, and merchants and the
trade generally are respectfully re-
questcd to call and examine their
large stock of fine saddles ami harness
before buying elsewhere, as we are
confident they Will sell as low as the
lowest Give them call, at 5l3! Elm
street, fourth door west Of the Cltv
Bank.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17

The case Of the city of Dallas W.. |.
len was decided in the County court
yesterday. The defendant, who wa4
charged with keeping u disordcriy
house, had been tried aud convicted In
the Mayors court for the charge, and
subsequently took an appeal. Judge
West sustained the motion TO dismiss
made by the defendants counsel,
Messrs. ThurmOnd Willard and
Fletcher 'lhe ground Of the motion
vas that the oIlyusc charged was
against the State aud not the city, and
was Il matter under the jurisdiction
aud punishable only in the State
courts. The city was represented by
Messrs. Gibbs Getty Attorney and
Bookhout Hereafter cases Of this
kind will come only before the County
court Judge West, we may remark
IN this connection Is making an vX.
celleut official, aud his decisions indi-
cate knowledge of the law, II keen
sense of Justice, aud fearless enforce
ment of the laws.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17
Ahead of AN Competition Ia the Cloth.
ing Erndr.

This is very applicable to the enter
prisiug clothiers, T.. VI. Kahn Il Bro
first and rormost to open the fal
campaign hy the Introduction of nm
immense stock Of fashionable cloth
ing for men, boys and children, 10
suit the desires of everybody, the ap-
probation OF which In being attpsted
daily Toy the many beautiful suits they
| nave turned out this season. Ii ia safc
to assert that whenever YOU see auv
one wearing nice.tlttug, we'll
made an cheap suit, that il comes
rom Il. NJ. Kahn " Bros, and WHY
ms is mus, Is hecause they exercise
the greatest care in selecting the latest
ana most approved styles, and tbpir
goods and prices satisfy e\erybodv
Having been in this city since in.
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants OF this section, and their
constantly increasing business il no
best proof that the public appreciate
them.
We commend thIs reliable clothinr
establishment to the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere in the city. We simplv snv
visit this popular emporium and eX.
anime their stock, aud our word for II
you will be amply repaid.
kemember-E. NJ. Kahn & Bro, the
cIothiers' corner Elm and Lamar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17

rraE uuJ gut oY 7uu.ec, ncw 2 %.
8.ruu. HuuYIuDr GuI uuu Iuwur a. 90.
huns VlIrI 90 lt. WHISKY oluy. tui..u..
no cifg0c,; lOb lI& -ua,r nrm, Tgi mr 90
mlIy mirb9ugc; prime 90 u9 ;yollov clan
ncdg Mulas'es nrm NJ BE; centrifugal
|r, primo IIr,
NEW OHLEANs, November lG.-.Cuttpn
.uclS; prices lower, Hnlrs $3.50 bu.Ds. Good
ogilnpry lo14iU %; low mldu!ns II lapiliic;
middllug II lgHll's ~; good middlnE lINHl4ci
middlug tHr re. Receipts, net, $3.50, eE-
ports ~ Now YORK 80 bules; stock 2u2IJ'
bales
GALVESTON, November l8.-Cotton weak
ana tending down, Ordinary Wso; good or
dinuy lOl4c, low middllug lU1ci midlllug
IlltG good middlug ! e.. Salos 2NS bales.
NEW lJHK, November lBt-Olt on wCnf
ana Irregular, SNltH on bales 10 - 8-lHc
consolidated net receipts l2JUU bulrs
exports Il Great Britain jlsfj bales France
| 2l,lll bults continent i,ail bales.
LWERpoDL, November 10 Uplsnd9, low
| mlldling clNuse, November delivery tali
! do new crou, shipped February aud March,
! SAL, Gl3-N2c
| Market weak. Uplnnds, low mid
| dlng clause, January ana February Dolly
cry 40 $3.50; January nud February drliy-
! cry do $3.50; new crop, shipped November
| aud December, sail, i-1!i; DO new crop,
/ shipped DECEMBER, sell, ID; new crop,
| shipped February, suil, IS, 3D.
live SIOcA.
81, LOUIS November lG.-Hogs -porkurs
! ana pHcEpb9l ~.
CalOlc straiy and demHnl mir Tor butch
CIH; choice Texans rBt ? 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17

VHEHERALD would suggest to par
ties in other precincts in the county
than this that they will expedite their
litigation 10y making their atlldavits
efore the justice OF their own precinct
and trying their suits before him, in
stead Of coming to town and making
allldavits and commencing suits. AS
the matter stands now the great bull,
of the work Is thrown on one con
stabl", who, not being empowered to
appoint deputies, in special cases,
when very busy, is not able to attend
to 1t all ns eXpeditiously rs the inter
ests of the litigants demand The
time of the county attorney IL 40 taken
up here that he has no chance to try
eases in other precincts in the county
1t would often require one man to do
the business in the other precincts.
and he would be kept busy riding from
precinct to another prosecuting cases
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17
Our JObbIng business

One of the best proofs of the onward
progress of Dallas is the increase II
the size of the stocks OF goods KEN
here. This is specially noticeable in
groceries, dry goods, hardware and az.
ricultural implements. Our city is fast
becoming an important jobbng point.
The retail business is not as large tenn.
porarlly as the wholesale, hy any
means. Country buyers who have
hitherto been going to st. Louls or
Galveston, are now coming here, where
they get as cheap goods and as good
terms, as u general rule. The met-
chants are pushing their business upon
a liberal scale, and are gradually en-.
croaching on the territory of st. Louis,
Memphis, Now Orleans and Galveston,
We look To see in II few years houses
as large in the departments named as
any in the South, the advantages OF
Dallas ~ II distributing point and de-
pot being peculiarly fine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
Financial.

/
| NEW YORK November lB-Monpv cns,,
Government bonds dull; new 5sl ~ ''
new ORLEANS, November lB.-(Inpd lloi (.
sight 'Ac. discounts sterling, bank, 5g7. "
Commercial.
NEW YORK, November l6.-Flour n shnd.
nrner Tor shipping grades; little better hu.
slness Tor export Superiluc western nnd
STATE, VI 1O1l ~; southern a shade nrm,T fnr
low grades, Wheat lc better; iucrsnspd av.
n9rt ahd home trade deuUnd more doing,
winter red 81 -. Corn shade tiirmer. moi
crate export aud home trade demand, nI,o
some speculative inquiry NJ 5Sdt6t q, nav
grades dull. Oats duh, ~"
81. LOUIS, November l0-Flour firm Wb,o,
IN Iali demand, Corn active ana firm, No )
mixed i2c. Osts In fair demand, M SsSiV'
WAS. Rye nrm At 60Ac, barley ouletYI,
whisky steady at slO3 Pork easy, f ne,,,,
slo ~. Lard VA, Bulk meats firm nj nv
clear sides. N''' ''o "hu
NEw ORLEANS, Novemher l6,-Flopr ar,,.
supel nne " Sol "; double extra Il NJ cbnint
VIM lahlly NVI % Corn easter, mi roI ~,
whlte ol@Mc. Oats 81 Iohis "a ~
Meal dnll !! 7O92 % Hay easy, nrln,sg gil,
II; Fork steady At si7 Lard lira', Mey gig
Snssc' Dry salt meats--shouiders anT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17

DouglaR Bros the Main street cloth
iers, are now receiving a very fine line
Of French and English wosteds aud
cNssimeres. A personal examination
OF this stock conviuccs us that those In
need Of such wear cnunot find u choic.
er lot, from which to select, in the
city,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17

Captain H. g. Bower, has applied
the maidstone, in the possession o
Mr. Mckinney near Van Alstyne, to
himself and son, bitten by dog, sup.
posed to be mad, with interesting re-
sultsand phenomena. An account OF
which will appear hereafter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17
Tho commissioners Court.

This body was engaged yesterday OF
county and roud matters. II IL com
posed OF solid, intelligent farmers, win,
know what is wanted by the people
and will do what the county's resour.
ces viii permit, 80 secure good roads.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-17
CITY BUSINESS.

H"t "nd cola nnths nj Wilson's. No
asa Stm Etr+UI dpcv 6dl
, 1876-02-01


stcaay Ut fos common " choice. TAp sup.
ply amounted to I, ,00o hta...
NKW YORK.
NgF YoKx, Jan. .--lEEvks-Fsesh receipts, I, 100.
making 40 faF tho week. sKaiuat o00 tbs prsyiona
KeGk quality mainly common and medium market
dull At Ast weeks prices for prime aud extra sttcrs
And reduction OF = s1pug No Op I'll grH4ieH below
lstme: fsw best stseFs wlo!csAsd ~ t!kc. aud ~.
t4ilel at EA3laAu; common to primo naiys stsers
ranged at frptu 0ho to l1Ho; inferior patiya stays.
rough oxen, dry COWS, rt.. ave; cutumon 10 good
Toa4s And chetoRee, 1AssHr; oIaflngs barely closed
out.
HuEKp--lIeesjpts Yesterday aud to-day, 0lsa max.
nR u 70 for Tho week W A,nst Is R1 last wcek mar
kct rather slow but Ahsda hE'nar than FrtAsy and
b1A7.sc; ths grsaser nunh+e Ut 51tdsHkc.
6w1sx-lt'eslpts for tso tsys. 7,?A. making n 100
for ha wrek, Aatn4t ~ too0 last weak market rss
HAST lLRKAFy.
E1sr I.1lxaTr, tA., Iaa. 1l.-DAr1LE-.Raccipts pts
since Friday norinE, Nv csrs OF through aud VI clsA
OF yard soct, of III al OF heA making Tho total for
tho week eluluX today o.!11 hEad, axA1uAk Aa7 this
week befofu, NJ business dou0 In tho cattle nH to-
day. -,
uoashacep.s s.1la head: tota foz Tie week 1s ae1,
s4Anst 9l5 tue week IlotuI VuskeEa $7.tQ,sA,gui
thtadelpll1, ttoASaao.
Bnkzr-isere!pt.: 3t@ head. total for:.the week,
eT. LOUIS.
6r. Lorts, Jau. 3l.-lio0s-Actiya aud higher;
forksts, $7.0o91.ls: packing. t7.l981.4o.
tATELk-4uIet anl uslchauxe4l: fAlr to pr4ma nA-
tive stlppnX ssera t425 Se.ol; pony tteezs. $A2aa
, 1876-02-01
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

oATTLE-Tho receipts during Sunday and Monday
wtro 4,0s0 head. With tho position Of tho Eastcrn
markets. showing no Improvement, aud cur receipts
continuing largc, values were weak and unsettled.
There very full representation OF buyers but
class appeared dcstrous 10 lnvoet oxcapt u something
ot from laat weeks prccs and trade oponod Blow IN
consequence. &suo Later in the dny, at auaall
iuctlon, tho market becano fairly act!ye aud at the
c1oso the larger portion Of tho supply had been work
cd OF. Tho quality Of tho receipts was rather poor.
tue bulk conaiatlng Of cows md med!9n aud low
Rrato steczs. fow cholce fetched f3.25@s.5o. hat
most Of tho salea al prices bctow $4.G5. ScaA-
wsSs sold at md medium to good ur.dea ut
$4.OcQa4G5. Among tho victims OF tho recensls-eol-
lapaed sm Of Keyes, lsro.n Clark waa Mr. corbln,
prominent atoe1.dealer Of Hancock County. this
Btate Mr. Corbn ioles tho proceeds Of the sa1p Of
nyo carloads Of stook-sou,e 900.