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THE CITY or MONTREAL INsPECrEp-ADM1RA-
TON OF THE PUBLIC BU1LDrNas-A SAIL ON
LAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOWELL FAC
roRIEs-rHI CENTENNIAL HMM.
LYND0xvTLLE, Vt, Juno I, 1870.
At six O'Clock this morning the Emperor began
his inspection Of the city Of Montreal, and before
breakfast he had visited I'VE OF the principal
churches OF the city. The Episcopal Cathedral I'M
pressed His Majesty most favorably BY the beauty
OF its architecture. The Catholic Cathedral OF Notre
Dame he found defective in structure and not in
keeping with tho highest demands Of art His
Majesty was well pleased with the numerous
splendid public buildings OF which Montreal boasts
and which gives 1t truly metropolitan air. Visits
were also made by the imperial party to the Univer-
stty the Medical School, the Institute for the Deaf
and Dumb and several minor institutions. His
Majesty also drove to Montreal Mountain, where q
splendid view Of the city was obtained. There was
very little time to visit the various points OF In
terest. Victoria Bridge we saw from the river.
Among the callers was the Mayor Of the city, who
LEFT his card for the Emperor. At three p. M. the
imperial party left for Lowell by the Montreal
and Boston Air Line. When the train arrived at
Richford special engineer was attached to the i'm
perial cars by the direction Of Manager Gustave
Leve in order to allow their Majesties TO arrive at
Lake mempnremagOg IN time 70 take sail on It's
waters and enjoy its magnificent scenery. When
the special arrived there were large number OF
people assembled to greet their Majcstes, who went
TO the veranda Of the hotel to get good view Of the
lake. His Majesty, accompanied by Vice Admiral
Lamanc, went out on the lake In small rowboat
The visconde De Bonn Retro followed in another.
The expedition ended happily with the return OF
all the party result that owing to the ricketty ma
turc OF the boats did not appear quite certain at
the starting out His Majesty enjoyed very much
his trip on the lake, which he pronounced very
beautiful.
THE LOWELL FACTORIES.
Tomorrow will be devoted to visiting the manu-
facturies Of Lowell, where we will arrive at seven
A. M. In the evening His Majesty continues his
journey to Boston, where he will remain for i've days
visiting the institutions Of that city.
THE CENTENNIAL HYMN.
His Majesty has received telegram informing
him that the hymn composed by Carlos Gomez, the
Brazilian composer, In honor Of the Centennial OF
the American Republic at His Majesty's suggestion
is on its way, having been sent by the French mail
steamer that left Havre on the I'd OF June. II will
be handed to Gilmore soon as It arrives In order
that 1t may be played In Philadelphia on the Fourth
OF July. His Majesty delighted at the reception
OF this news as on account Of the shortncss OF the
notice 1t was not certain that Seor Gomez could for
ward his composition In time for the Fourth.
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TURKEY.

BISMARCK AND cERMANY's EASTERN POLICY
TO CONFER PERSONALLY WITH THE GAR
THE szRvo-BosNIAx RESURRECTION QUITE AN
MATED.
LONDON, juno !, 1876. /.
Special dispatches from Berlin to tho Standard and
Telegraph say considerable uneasiness has been
afcd there by the sudden return Of Prince Bismarck
from Laucnburg for protractcd conference with the
Emperor Tho uncasncss is increased by tho an
uouncement that the Emperors departure for Ems 10
postponed
Tho Standards special says rumor connects these
sveuts with certain exaggerated claims made on Cor
many for support BY Russia In her Eastern policy,
which Prince Bismarck, is reported is not inclined
70 sanction.
PRESS OPINIONS.
The Post prints extracts from the Cologne Gazette
and the Berlin Tribune dcprccasins too close adher
sncs to the views OF Russia
rHn prnLrS CONCERNING POWERS POSTPONE
ACTION ON THE NOTE.
BERLIN, June :, 1876.
The Pyovinsioi corrsspondes, semi-oical journal,
today, In reviewing the recent events At Constants
nopie, says
IN conferences had agreed address suggestions to
INC Porto have becn led by the accession Of the new
sovereign TO postpone them; but the objects Of the
Powers remain tho same, and under the aspect OF
Affairs further understanding will be had TO their
attainment The agreement between the Powers which
formed the basis Of the former decisions and the pres
cns situation IN Europe generally justify
waverng belief that their common aims will be at.
tanned with tho preservation o. the peace Of Europe
IMPERIAL NxxriSc Ess.
Abiding TO the postponcmcns Of the Emperor Will
isms visit TO Ems. :.The Car VIII also defer
his departure for sbou. week II certain the mon
srchs will DO at Ems together several days ucxl
week"
pArrIE rx Dosx1A--rHE TURKS pEFEATED
RAcrsA, June !, 1870
Insslnsssoe received here from sclavonc source,
Sssss hat Prses Karageorssvics legion defeated The
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THE INDIANS MOVING TO MEET CROOK.

CHEYENNE wy T.. June 7, 1874
An Indian named Hand reports to Fort Laramie, 10
day, through Little Bat government scout who
with Egan his last expedition, that he
met Nor hern Indians who report
1900 lodges near tho mouth OF Tongue
River moving north to meet General Crook.
Another band, heretofore reported by Egan, was
struck by General T6ry's command tho Of which
drew rcinforccmcnts IRON the main Indian force
The combined Indian force then engaged TORY, the
fight lasting whole day.
One company Of the Fifth cavalry arrived In this
city to-day, and four moro will arrive to night.
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THE CHINESE QUESTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Z, 1876
Three leaders In the recent anti, cooo movement at
Carson, New, were arrested this morning and lodged
in jail Their followers threaten down the jail
IL they arc NOT released Tomorrow is the day set for
stopping Chinese labor and trouble rs anticipated Tho
streets arc crowded and tho conversation Is on the
Chinese labor only.
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ALnAsr, N. r., June :. IS,

ALBANY, n. T., June :, 1875
Az the election for directors Of the New York Cen
trial and Hudson River Railroad Company to-day tho
following the successful ticket Cornelius Wander
bl,, william n. Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt JE
William X Vanderbilt Augustus scheil, Samuel 2
Barger, Joseph Harkcr, Chaupcy n. Depew, John T.
Burri, Walter s. Church, chester W, Chaplin, George
J. whitney and James n. Marvin
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THE STEAMSHIP IsTRIAN.


OFT THE IRIsH COAST DIsABLED-HER SHAFT
BROKEN.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
LONDON, June 7, 1876.
The steamship Istrian, from Boston, passed Crook
haven, Ireland, last evening under sail, having
broken her shaft last week.
The first oficer went ashore at Crookhaven to pro-
cure assistance, and tug has gone out to tow her
to Liverpool.
REPORT OF THE YIRsr OFFICER or THK rsTRIAN.
QUEENSTOWN, June I, 1870
Tho FIRST officer Of che steamer Istran, Captain Ftt
from Boston May 26 for Liverpool, has arrived At
Crookhaven. seeking assistance for that vessel Tho
Isiran's main shaft Is broken, and she 10 proceeding
under sail
All well on board.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

CoScoRp, n. H., Juno :, 1870
The Legislature convened to-day. Charles p San
born elected Speaker and @. G. Daniorsh Csrk Of
the House.
Charles Holman. Of Nashua. elected President Of
the Senate and 7. wcsteate, Clerk
Governor Cheney will DO inaugurated tomorrow.
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LOSS OF A STEAMSHIP.

New ORLEANS, Juno :, 1874
The Morgan line steamship Austin, from Havana,
rtruck snag in tho river, twenty-five miles below
this city, yesterday afternoon and sunk. Her cargo
valued at $50. O00 she had board 700 hogs
heads OF sugar Tho valued 1t S125 900 and
Is total loss No insurance
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COMMODORE vANDERBLT's HEALTH.

The improvement In Commodore vanderbilts con.
dition continues, and hts attendants now entcrtais
confident hopes that he viii soon Do able enjoy the
society OF his friends A little time may yet clnpss
before he will be able to 70 abroad
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GOLD IN THE BLACK HILLS.

OMAHA Juno Z, 1870
The Herald publishes letter from q reliable party
in the Black Hills who reports having $70o takcH
out IN ten hours slucing ON the Deadw0od.
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INDICTED FOB CONSPIRACY.

NEW ORLEANS, June Z, 1875
R. Stewart Devtne and X. H. Harmon have been in
dctcd by the Grand Jury for conspiracy deraud the
government In the matter OF cotton claims
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN OREGON.

SAN Francisco, CAL, June Z, is76
despatch from Portland says;--oregon has
undoubtedly gone dcmocrotic The democrats claim
majority In the Legislature Of twelve on joiAt ballot
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

GKsEsro, H., juno :, 1870
the republicans OF the sixth Congressional district
to-day renominatcd Thomas g. Henderson for Con.
gross.
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COMMERCIAL FAILURE IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, Juno !, 1876.
Mossrs Dix Co, importers Of dry goods in this
city, tailed to-day.
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THE GRosvENoR MISSION TO START FOR sn1LA.
LosDox, Juno I, 1870
special despatch from Rangoon 70 the Times says
Mcssra Grosvenor and Baber will start for sima I'm
mediately.
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THE BELLERoPHoN AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N s., Juno T. 1915
Her Britannia Msjesty's ship Bclerophon came up
tho harbor last evening" aud o'clock this
ing Sir Ashley Cooper Key landed under a salute from
the citadel.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Sir John Rose, Of England. 10 sojourning ut the Brs
WORT House Colonel G. s. 4 Anderson, OF tho
British Army, yesterday arrived at the Tnh Avenue
Hotel. A. Bartholdi the French sculptor, and q.
Dictz- Monin, OF the French Centennial Commission
are at the st. Dens Hotel. Asa Packer. Of Pennsyl.
vania, Is registered At the St Nicholas Hotel Colonel
Charles smyth vcrckcr, OF tho British Army, quar-
tered at the Grand Central Hotel. Ex-Congrcssman
Theodore NJ. Pomcroy. and Elmore r Ross, OF Au-
burn, N. r., are al tho Windsor HOTEL Colonel
Jerome Napoleon Bonapartc, Of France
rived from Europe yesterday and IL Il
tho Westminster Hotel Lieutenant George n
wheeler, Of the Engineer Corps United States Army,
Is At the Everett House. Lieutenant Colonel Frederick
Cumberland, of Governor General Durcrins stan
staying At :hc Hotel Brunswick General y. W. Pal
frey, Of Boston, Ia at tho Abemarle Hotel Colonel
Thomas j. TrcAdwcli, United States Army, Is a. the
Giscy House. Or. weigcrt Of Berlin, member Of the
Centennial Jury, has arrived al the Holman House
Colonel Coscsco Of tho French Army. 10 residing II
tho Grand Hotel. Captain Anfrye Military Attachl
Of the French Legation q Washington Is a tho Brs
WORT House
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the WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following rccork win show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours, In com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. In
alcatcd by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy.
Nrv, "a
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had been summoned to Constantinoplc and that .
disagreement existed between the Khedve and the
Ottoman government, are ofncialy contradicted
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ENGLAND.
GREECE.

THE KING RECOVERED FROM HIS ILLNESS.
LoxDos, Juno I, 1876
Tho King Of Greece who was sick at Copenhagen
with severe attack Of gastric fevcr has recovered
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PIGEON SHOOTING IN ENGLAND.

rRA 4 PAINE SHOOTS TWO INTERNATIONAL
MATCHES IN ESGL4AND-THE AMERICAN VIC
ToRIoUs IN BOTH.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
LONDON, June 7, 1875.
The international pigeon shooting match between
Ira A. Paine, OF New York, and Captain Aubrey
Patton, OF London, which resulted in tie on last
Saturday, was decided at the grounds OF the Gun
Club to-day.
PAINE VICTORIOUS.
Paine won easily, killing twentyfour birds out Of
thirty while his antagonist only succeeded in scor-
Ing twenty.
ANOTHER MATCH AND ANOTHER VICTORY.
Subsequently match was arranged between
Paine and Captain Shelley, the conditions being $50
side twenty birds and twenty seven yards rise.
WINNING ny ONE BIRD.
Paine was again victorious, winning by one bird
only, killing fifteen birds to Captain Sheey's four
teen. The Americans won largely, and indulge in
mutual congratulations.
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AVcrhbe temperature ycslcrdNy O'
Average temperature for corresponding date last :.
s.s....s.ss'.ss. ~
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GABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
The Question of the East
a Public Danger.
Bismarck Afraid Of the Policy Of a
Russo German Coalition.
HIS SUDDEN RETURN TO BERLIN.
Emperor William and the Car Postpone
Their Personal Conference.
Hervians and Bosnians Still War
ring Against the Sultan.
The Khsdivs Of Egypt Cenciliatory Toward
the Porte.
THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
RECENT STORMS AND THEIR EASTWARD MOVE
Emperor William and the Car Postpone
Their Personal Conference.
Hervians and Bosnians Still War
ring Against the Sultan.
The Khsdivs Of Egypt Csnciliatory Toward
the Porte.
THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND

A11G w LA 4446N A4V LIN d4<34N0.
RECENT STORMS AND THEIR EASTWARD MOVE
xxNy TOWARD THE PAcIFIc-A EUROPEAN
AND As1ATIc WEATHER zoxz-PRoBAB1IrrrEs
ZOE THIS WEEK.
rspxczAL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD Bx CABLE. ]
LONDON June I, 1876.
Fine weather prevails oil around the coasts and
over tho entire areas Of the British Islands. The
wind is nom the westward. indicating continu-
ance OF clear weather for some days.
THE RECENT STORM.
The great atmospheric disturbance which oc-
CURED during the 4th and 5th Of the present month
Is now subsiding, the centre having passed TO the
eastward Of Great Britain.
THE STORM TRACK-A SCIENTIFIC OPINION.
It is believed by meteorologists that the recent
storm reached the Pacific coast Of the Asiatc CONT
nent between the forieth and the sixtieth parallels
Of north latitude, traversing Europe and Central
Asia In a due easteriy direction
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
Fair, breezy weather win probably prevail during
the remainder Of the present week.
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EGYPT.

THE KnrpIyE IN EXECUTIVE ACCORD WIN
THE PORTE.
CAIRO. juno :, 1876.
Tho reports circulated in London that the Khsdivs
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THE EMPEROR. OF BRAZIL.
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FRANCE.


N. cAsMIR-PERIER's HEALTH.
PARIS, June :, 1870
The health Of N. casimir. Pcrier, who has been
ported as hopelessly III, is improving
GEORGE SANDS CONDITION PREcARIoua
The state Of George Sands health Is precarious.
REMAINS OF ORLEANS TO BE RErxrKRREp IN
MOTHER
Tho Count Of Paris has gone TO England 10 bring 70
France the remains OF Louis Philippe Queen Amelia
the Duchess OF Orleans. the Duchess OF Aumale and
the Prince OF Condo The remains will DO landed az
Honneur on Thursday, and will be taken to Dreux on
Friday, where they will be reinforced in the chapel
built by Louis Philippe for the burial OF his family
Tho transfer Of the bodies and their rentcrment will
THE UNIVERSITIES CONTROL BILL PASSED.
vERsAILLEs, June 7, 1875
Tho Chamber OF Deputies to-day passed the Uni
vcrsty Education bill giving tho State tho exclusive
right TO confer degrees.
The final vote stood sss yeas to IFS nays
ENGLAND.
PROMOTION IN THE PExRAdE-rHE MARKET
ron SILVER.
LONDON. Juno Z, 1876
Lord Northbrook late Governor General OF India,
has been created earl.
MARKET FOR SILVER.
Silver 10 quoted at 51Ad a5l5sd- to-day.
GREECE.
THE KING RECOVERED FROM HIS ILLNESS.
LONDON Juno I, 1876
Tho King Of Greece. who was sick at Copenhagen
with attack Of gastric fevcr has recovered.
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS, WITH BROKEN DOWN
voices should use HALx's HONEY HoREHounp TAR
PtkEs TooTnAcHK DROPS cure In one minute.
MOTHALINE.-THE WORLD RENOWNED MOTH
Pnxvxxrivx by furriers sold By druggsss Price %
ants ward
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Turks in the vicinity Of Carkoviko IN Bosnia tho
Sd OF June. killing l60
orToxAss cAPrruLArED
On the following day 900 Turks cap.tulated
PATRIOTIC, BUT HUNGRY.
Many insurgents have petitioned Austria 70 grant
them an asylum alleging that IL thcy are refused they
arc In danger OF starvation
SMALL PROSPECTS or PEACE IN THE PRINCE
PALrrIEs AND PROVINCES.
LONDON Juno !, 1876.
special despatch from Vienna the Times says the
united efforts Of the Powers might sill succeed in
making servia respect armistice II one
cuded with the insurgents.
WAR WITH TURKEY UNAVOIDABLE.
Prince Gortschakof's recent telegram cautioning
Prince Milan, Of servia seems 70 be without effect.
special despatch from Berlin 70 the Timer says the
Ltok the organ Of the servian Cabinet, declares
unavoidable now that tho Turk has triumphed and tho
programme OF the Northern Powers been rejected
The Official Russian lnva,ide says the insurgents
not likely TO accept the armistice.
sERvIAN yoRczs MARCHING TO THE FRONTIER
BELGRADE, June 7, 1915.
Two batteries OF artillery and detachment OF in
fantry started for the frontier by way OF Kraguwevatz
to-day. General TchcrnaJer and the general stan have
also len for the Bosnian frontier
THE ITALIAN AMBASSADOR m CONFERENCE
WITH ENGLAND's POLICY
LIKELY TO BE SUSTAINED.
PARIS, Juno 7. 1875
The Chevalisr Nigra tho newly appointed Ambassa-
dor Of Italy 10 ST. Petersburg. has arrived at Ems
He has bad long conference with Prince Gortscha-
I koM
II is believed that he has mission In harmony with
the policy Of England, and that Gortschakon will
cept the bases thereby proposed
The Russian and English Ambassadors In Paris had
long conference to-day.
II Is stated that the result Is satisfactory.
PRIScIPLg TEE TURKISH ARxrsrIcE.
The armistcc granted by the Sultan IL due to tho
counses Of the European Powers, who simultaneously
Instructed their representatives Servia and Monte
negro TO promote tho maintenance of peace
NOT sHIELD REVOLUTION.
There 10 ne intention as present Of converting .
European Congresa II is expected that the Powers
viii consider themselves relieved OF further RESPONSE
bity in consequence Of the granting OF the srmstice
by tho Porte, and will permit the Turks deal with
the Insurgents the latter refuse accept tho aEms
tice.
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eats .re,. A p~ers0ht&fBI OH u {of{@r11.
~ nd. t
Roman Catholic. lev. Jas. McGolrieh. Pastor
toy. Eugene Cus-au. Asst. Church onU'Nei
rect, abuye Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church. Rev j. Y. cowick
actor. Services AT II a. IN. and ~ p.m
sunda, school directly after mornihg SER
sice. Prayer meeting overy wein.s,hy eve.
sing ats o'clock.
ihnd,s, lpiscorai. Rev. ". F. waten. par
ar. Preaching every sabbath ntIlis. IN
and z p. m. sabbath school al n p. r
',ayer m-ciing every Thursday 'eyeniH. III,
,ubiic are cordially Invited 10 all lie fvice- "
h.. church.
african Methodist Episcopal 'hurh Scr
vi es at4il o'clock an nna err
abDa.h. Rev. Thos- Whitlock, fqAor.
Masonic.
wyoming commandery MOL. A4niar. ;ob
:layc first Friday In each p'en'h,
Wyoming chsp'er No l. Il. AZ mecis
;ail. on the frsf and third Tucsday Jennings I,
.ach rspufh, nj 5 % ciocx y. M.
Cheyenne Lodgs. No. III. meets n and tlirc
.arurda, nights in eac.. month. al }sonic Hal
odd Feilown.
Hope rncar. ,meni. No. .. /. 10. r., NEE.
very I'd and 4th "Wednesday oe.ch montt
,ld feHo~s' Hall.
cpsysnne Lodge, No. !. l. 0. meet. sir
Jonday evening nj Odd Fellows d..
- Z.f.fH 7
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c1nxaAL ~o.rscr4n4

CEREBRAL ~o.rscT4K4
Delegate In oon.res,,
laird cengzs-lion. wR. slrrl
\ Territorial Ofn,sr,.
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ixsVtsase Jasyces-So-. n. Iar,. 4 4 nv:aa,
Or otesse toatsctot-E P.snow.
Surveyor 6rhsSai- Siias f.,ts.
Evc.stss ~ fatisc -Aoneys-a. ~. = ORGY.
z gsstes' Q. >. Ldaf Ogsc,-s "A. winsu.. -
Territorial 7tecsarsr-s. WI whes.
7srriiorsai Aaaafor-J, Ii. La iora
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rsryi1os.ai L,bnarfas join tls y {. rSs''
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Count, 0mcer..
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TERI and Recpnisr- 60, D simpson.
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Prosecuting AnpsHsy-M ~ Cnrlett.
schooi ,ay<rinisnesnf-F ". Hi lard.
1p,0asr-Ja Taiho'.
.ssessor-Ed. ! Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
re. wsipple. prsa.er 81. Mayo
er'd 7~rrststsi John e b,vi-.
Peter HANNA
gsr1-w. Rirha dron. "a. cf. Asrrssor.
Narsha,-';. : Dryoe.
reaxaser-Is nac R-rgaHn.
inors.y-T !. Street
sn,retor-A il Pnrsfal.
poiiec -Jssffcss : ohm Slaughter, 7. NJ. Fisher.
N .sinr- Of The Town Trustees. Friday eve,
ng in each week. at The ci', Han.
AIBANY. COUNTY.
nv. mn niday,
o'""''.'e"." X" " Ds %l. s,S'''
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lere-J W Mid mn. 3.
r. 5ae Judged W. litter. er-ofeio Treasurer
',o~ecafing iao,ney-c, W hranel;
superintendent Of Schools-N. L.. Andrewr.
2~oroner-Jame- Vino n
LARAMIE CRY.
wm. Harris r ogeo, Mayo
~ j. II FlntFbCh
BOARD " Trastsesi H. Galhrai Il.
4. j. Webster,
(Jamet XHl..
~Clsrk-John Mel cod. ea -cfffoAsscssor
NdrShdi-M. A. Hancc.
Tr aSarer-t. d.. PsAre-
AEornev-il"mer Mprreis
Police Justice u. Pease.
CARBON COUNTY,
RI. Is. Adams, Chairman
Commandment 10 II CLAY. ~
u. H. Brammer
Sber,g-D f II. nrie. Nf'
GlerE rrrrv l.. Smith.
p,Obhfe JUdgs Nm. l. Ath.
4ssesssr Il. / ryHf.
sulxr.atndent OF Srhoois-B r. Kinney.
n swEETwA1Ei COUNTY,
\ NV. y. y bile. Chairman.
Co1pplsfoRers witinin Evans.
A lJanes Calhoun.
SHAFT "a Mclhvc.
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