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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

rup last run of the Richards null on ore
om the Nancy lode, was entirely satisfac-
Dry.
|cro. WALLwoRK, of Thompson gulch,
iii his respects to the HUsBANDMAN of
be Tuesday last.
E,1p THOMAS WATERS, late. of Wisconsin,
|ent a few days last week with his friend
Xmas Higgins, of this place.
IA NEW discovery of good pay was found
l. day last week by Fred Miller and John
htterer, in Upper Thompson gulch.
In. G.. w. LOMBARD made but a brief stay
diamond. He departed Monday for Mis-
8,1a county. where he has a large lot Of
srk on hand.
y HE fact that Meagher county has no de-
1uent tax list, speaks volumes for her re-
3 rees. and the energy and industry of her
! ple.
wv tender thanks to Governor B. f.
6tts for a copy of the report of the Com
N sioner of Agriculture, of the operations
The Department for the year 1876.
KR. L. MARKS has Just received per M arks
Ratterson's train, a large assortment OF
Thing and dry goods. His stock Of over
MS and winter goods is very complete.
Mn G. S. KELLY, Of this place, who went
sathe States last fall for the purpose of
saaying dentistry, is now a student Of the
aHIimore College of Dental Surgery.
MR. C. X. WELLS, of Helena, has opened
none of the finest assortments of goods
holidays EVER brought to the
Read his advertisement in another
0lumn.
TIE Avant Courier has been changed to a
weekly. The new paper comes to us
IR6h neater and more interesting than
6Eetofore, an evidence of prosperity which
n are pleased to note.
lie grand Christmas ball, at the White
alphur Springs, is looked forw ard to with
IAeh interest. The warm sulphur baths and
SAINT surroundings make this the finest
&0rt in the Territory.
8pR genial friend, Mr.. A. Bruckett, drop
in to see us last Tuesday. He has de-
p ined to remain in Thompson gulch this
&ter, and has employed Mr.. George Wall
1kk to teach school in his family.
m. PARBERRY writes from New Orleans,
q n that she is fighting mosquitoes and is
ing like the deyil.' He is attending
Rpres at the Louisiana Medical University,
will return to Montana early in the
hg.
FEW lines from the chairman of the
Fnlttee of arrangements for the young
Is social ball, to be given at Centerville,
8le 22d, assures us that every preparation
Png made to make the evening enjoyable
AAl who attend.
~ again upon the wing. Mr.. L. Rot
OF Canyon Ferry, announces a grand
~ another column for Christmas night.
s. balls are famed far and near for be-
&8'ie gayest Of the gay. Sumptuous sup
are always prepared, and the best mu-
the country fails to be supplied.
~ occasion of the 25th, the prince OF
#Plahs-Homer Hewins-will stir the
&Fs of the light fantastic.
III AARLEY, a successful miner of this
VINO returned to the States and pur-
y d farm in Illinois, and has been lead
I ihe OF a Granger for the past two
III Mfhes to his friends here that the
Is no place for a Montanian. He
most any business here will ex
oest business there, and advises the
M3ilol 10 fllnk of mal.inn q Lnnaa 4laI
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

rur springville mllls have got their new
mos in and are running steadily.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

IuDlshlng Co., rs Duane St., New York;
as an acknowledgement of their late %increas-
ed patronage, have reduced its price to only
$3.50 a year. Send to them for a specimen
copy, which they will mail to you free.
Being DESTROYS of furnishing our readers
with the best periodicals published, we have
made arrangements with the publishers of
the Rural New Yorker by which we can fur
n1sh it and the HUsBANDMAN for 5000 per
annum in advance. Thus our farmers can
get two first-class newspapers for the price
usually paid for our Territorial weeklies.
The Board of County Commissioners
were in session four days of last week. The
following is a synopsis of their proceedings:
JAS. Hornbuekle, j. V. Stafford and O. G.
Warner were appointed to review and lay
out the road from Canyon Ferry up Mag
pie gulch, and across the Belt range to con-
meet with the government road on the east
side of the Belt range.
ALT. J. Stephens and Ike Harrington were
appointed to review and lay out a county
road from the mouth of Johnnies gulch to
Benton gulch.
Reports of Road Supervisors not being all
in, were laid over for action at the next
meeting. Ordered that road supervisors be
required to swear to their accounts and re-
ports.
A.. J. Stephens and III. G. Graves, County
Assessors, made settlements of their poor
tax accounts, and were each allowed bal
ance due them.
Stevens was allowed on contingent fund
$3.50.
Graves was allowed OH contingent fund
800.
st. Johns Hospital, of Helena, was al
lowed on poor fund for the care of John
Steiner, insane, $4,000.
DIR. e. W. Finch was allowed 10000 or
poor fund for the care of the county hos
pital for three months, the same being the
amount of his contract for that period. A
written contract was made with him at $50
per month for medical attendance IN the
county poor. For each patient in his care,
he is to be allowed SO per month addi-
tional, this to include board, clothing, and
burial expenses.
The following bills were allowed on the
county fund:
j. K. Toole for services as District Attor-
ney in criminal cases before the Probate
Court, $50. and for drawing indictments for
District Court, 500.
T. E. Collins, for services as clerk, writ
ing and posting election notices, preparing
poll books, etc., $4,000.
J.. e. Murray, Probate Judge, salary for
the quarter, $125.O0
A. II. Beattie, for services as clerk at the
April term of District Court, $685.
Jacob Magic, for water for Treasurer's
Office, 5000
Grand and Petit jurors were allowed for
October term of District Court, $425.30.
The following bills were allowed on con-
tingent fund:
Mat Mergins over paid on taxes, $500
w. F. Haase, for postal cards and stamps,
$5.47,
L. Marks, for services as County Com
missioner three days, SIS; Thos. Cooney,
SOL; II. r. Conner, 24.40.
C. w. Sutton. County Treasurer, present
ed his books and made settlement, which
posted up as follows:
Territorial ST $40 &c
County Fund. 1854 Is
Poor 604 a3
School Fund. 2,416 IS
Road 604 %
Snecial Poor 800 OC
Special Road Fund in road super
ryisors receipts. S25 &C
Total. 1916, 7O5 Oe
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

rouxS1E LEWIS has gone to the Gallatir
hllev. where he will spend the winter witt
L. father.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

In. L. MARKS has just received perl arks
eatterson's train, a large assortment OF
bling and dry goods. His stock of over
HIS and winter goods is very complete.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

= AARLEY, a successful miner of this
VINO returned to the States and pur-
y d iafm in Illinois, and has been lead
IL i1e OF a Granger for the past two
Mrftes to his friends here that the
i s no place for a Montanian. He
niost any business here will ex-
oese business there, and advises the
~ 70 think of making a home in that
~, but to remain here.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

HR. G. S. KELLY, of this place, who went
the States last fall for the purpose Of
lying dentistry, is now a student Of the
College of Dental Surgery.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

[R. C. K. WELLS, of Helena, has opened
pne of the finest assortments of goods
The holidays ever brought to the our
n Read his advertisement in another
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

\ THE last run of the Richards null on ore
som the Nancy lode, was entirely s~atisfac-
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

He Avant Courier has been changed to a
weekly. The new paper comes to us
u neater and more interesting than
a%tofore, an evidence of prosperity which
are pleased to note.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

.E tender thanks to Governor B. T.
tits for a copy of the report of the Com
ssioner of Agriculture, of the operations
HE Department for the year 1876.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

tIE grand Christmas ball, at the White
phur Springs, is looked forw ard to with
VI interest. The warm sulphur baths and
SAINT surroundings make this the finest
MT in the Territory.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

pr genial friend, Mr.. A. Bruckett, drop
Ein to see us last Tuesday. He has de-
lined to remain in Thompson gulch this
fer, and has employed Mr.. George Wall
E to teach school in his family.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

Gro. WALLwoRK, Of Thompson gulch
kid his respects to the HUsBANDMAN Of
1ee Tuesday last.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

Ia NEW discovery of good pay was foun(
l. day last week by Fred Miller and JOIN
in Upper Thompson gulch.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

THE Rural Ne,o- Yorker now to us
with sixteen clean, neatly-printed pages,
embellished with fine illustrations and full
of scientific and practical Agriculture and
Literature. For the agriculturist and the
family circle it is an indispensable weekly
visitor. It's Editor-in-Ch Inlet is the celebrated
Horticulturist, A. S. Fuller, associated with
whom are q. S. Carman and x. A. Willard,
while, as special contributors, they are as
sisted by such men as William Robinson,
Charles Downing, Charles V. Riley, Thomas
Meellan, James Wick, and many others of
equal eminence in their respective scientific
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

nIp. THOMAS WATERS, late of Wisconsin
lent a few days last week with his trien(
anas Higgins, of this place.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

EuE fact that Meagher county has no de-
huent tax list, speaks volumes for her re-
6rces. and the energy and industry Of her
&pla
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

|hDp. G.. W.. LOMBARD made but a brief stay
He departed Monday for Mis-
lila county, where he has a large lot Of
srk on hand.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14

r. PARBERRY writes from New Orleans,
that she is fighting mosquitoes and it is
ing like the DEVIL He is attending
Pres at the Louisiana Medical University,
\ will return to Montana early in the
BIZ.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-10-19
3nteregasste Weti5en.

9te 8raber gDun8er, speI6e nod
ibrem BansranbosrIn6e IN @ortbfielb. glins
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fthtisen MenI9en bur@'s Sers. Toot Htir5te
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mad GaribauLt tam, bort Seisetar elmer ODD
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s. Qaaeal Iieb iofort Elm 8ettanssboct aui
ieten unb befties bieIes nit BEN tueste
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-10-19
columbus, obio, Oonneritae, Otn 10, Dftobtr 1916.

- -
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bebenSer ef;nnYae.
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ebet29
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rauf geri9tet, mid aa ~perleunaoen uno S1 Be
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mid, Gber fis mar bas e!n5i8e Rtao laiere
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-10-19

sSIDro unb Gbuorb pon 9sr;ao ru,,r6e,, am
Elm unb bemseIben raoe inter ben MoIen aes
beftet ,nb oiIe hieteniSen. roeIhe 6;eie o,,te,s
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fim n,adte. nerbiiterten ibn, has asben. M,,h
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reIe. Nioni unb 8erthoIb. Bic mad einioer
Wonoteu hire 6o6,eit feierten, unb Ronrcb,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-10-19

ynntan. Sou i'd Dir 5ar 2aIi fallen
Sh fQuu aocn arbeiten --H

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v2afen mir bas,A faste aIfreb obpebyent
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nod ni9t i6wer genug auf mir"
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5eiaeS 8ruosrs.
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fhen, Rtena0no enapfing i'm.
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lide Abnen aie8ert In Inn auf. 4 !
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aus eineus Simmer f60u Ieiies S9lu95ea
i'm entsegea.
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beg a!te Mans am 2esss ieines tostsa ainees
A..f X aE4
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-10-19
Is. 6 apite !.

90 WUPbbS%
Gonrab bate Ieinen Serrn fa9m uerIaIs
fen, ais Der Bu9erer feineg Sat rabns uno
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mar.
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den, baIbbunfIen RGumen /!
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benz frlberen RIappern, RafieIn 8ti9sn
unb Champion BET Mai9inen
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ter einen Bid in bas Rabinet.
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fig bef6dftist, 8anber sins porbet uno i9rtt'
bur5 ben @atten in bas Wobnbous.
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batte MAI, Idng9 entIalen ber Gonnmer5ier'
rotb mar ieIbf nur nod Elm Geoutoeter IN
feinem eiSenen SauIe. /.
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iein Bid f1peifte Iber bic elegantets toertb'
pollen 8lfen nnb Statuetten, nit oener
bas Ireppsnbaus sei9midt mar. nnS nun
i8ritt ct ilber mei6e IePptpe-er tDaBfe
-. sAu M SAAnm SATuAa a.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-10-19

ManneS uerruirrte ben Mu1erer, UNI IN Oer
Ghat rpuBte er aud ntGt, mas er nun NOD
benz Goumeraienratb uOrluerfen iolte.
,Sauptmara pom Selling TT toot," faSte
CT, lin feinem Ra9[ab -"
vSie SG6e it erIebist," feel Mlfreb Tim
.uieoer ms 8ert. SD bite Sie, uns gu
perIofIsn, mir babea i6er anbere 9inse su res
ben unb 3u beratbsn."
Neit bieIen @orters bate ber iunse Manr
ben @u9erer our Gbar s~ebranSt ano als 81
tie nun, 5fHfnete, f9ritt 8anber wirfli6 btaaus.
Gr flbIte feIbif, boB er 5einen Erinntpb MIR 5iit
SaIFte 9~enoI1en bate, uab es dr8erte ibn gani
eeuaItig, baB er 10 ob3ieben muBte, 8ewi1er'
maben Iuie Elm begoKener BaoeI; aber er mat
sana auBer Safung 8ebradt. nnb IN oiefes
8erIegenbeit fanb &c feline Morte, nm BEN
iungen Shame entse8en 80 treten.
g8eling ii aud tobt 2" fragile bet Som.
meraienratb nit BUMPER Stimaae, ols &c nd
nit feinem Sobne aIein fab.
.sSn uoriser 9a6t if er seforben."
.Ano bic Me9IeI?"
.,2ab bic Eobtet ruben" io8te GIfreo emit
u@raf WabLen bat bic Sauptidnlo NIT ms
@rab %8eaonauen." &
Ser Gomn1er3ienratb le8te PIE Qanoe gu
ben 8aden un6 ruanberte Iangfam out mn
nieber.
,,l1nb mir 2" fragile &c nod elmer Bauie
vGs febt Id better on, ME mir flrGteter
bic GIaabiser ruerbea ni6t uiel on nns Der
Lieren.H
,gber 9sine 3ufanft2"
SD CLAUDE, baB aud baflr i6on Seiore
iR. Nan bot mis- sefern Mbenb Elm Anei
i bieten genadt, i9 rperbe eS annebuen."
! ,sst es Elm suteS anerbieten? g"
SD bin bansit 5ufrieben."
SD sueroe mir ou9 eine Gtele iutbef,
foat ber aIte Wann sebanfenuol.
,Du bIsibf BET mir, gater!4
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
A JUST JUDGMENT.

The Marysville Neus, endOrs d by the
Atrhison Champion. in attempting to de-
fend George T., says: at il always cor
rect TO judge Al army official by the testi-
mony Of the men under his command"
We are under obligations to the NsTs ior
this brief and distinct statement Of the
truth. II ia always correct To jndge All ar
my officer by the testimony Of his men,
We have in our possession statement (oi
which We shall furnish the Nsgs Il copy
signed by twenty three members Of George
rs battery in Orleans county, New York,
(where the battery was raissd) being nearly
all the surviving members in that county,
certifying that he was universally detested
by all the men Of the battery, that he wss
considered by all OF them coward and
tyrant, and that they all believe he took
and now holds several thousand dollars of
the company's money, raised from the sale
Of rations Of which they were deprived.
And they add: at is our belief, and We
think the impression prevails throughout
our community, that he ia destitute OF pusi-
ness integrity, ia morally dishonest, and
that he left our village on account of the
feeling of dislike and hatred openly ex-
pressed against him." THAT'S the testimony
Of the men who were under his command,
and We have the statement OF the Marys-
vile Ners, endorsed by the Atchison Cham
DiOn, that this in the correct standard by
which 10 Judge him.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
4 Wonderful Cat.

A few evenings since Alvy was paying q
visit TO his duleinsa. She had smuggled
him into the parlor, and the darkness only
served To conceal her bushes while Alvy
told his story of 1--we. The muttesed
words reached tine parents ear. snd coming
suddenly into the room. he demanded {,
know OF Mary who it vas she had wit.
her.
'I,'- the cat, sir" was the mnmbIing re.
ply;
"IIrive it out Of herr" Numbered pater-
familias.
"Scat" sereeehed Mary; and then, sotto,
vOce, "Alvy, meaOw little"
Alvy set up wOful yowl.
"Confonnd il, bring light ard scare the
thing cut"
This was too much, and poor Alvy made
> leap for the window, carrying glaD and
frame with him.
Thunder, what cat" exclaimed tie
parent, contemplating the ruin sfter tke
ight was brought; II never saw spythiee
ike it, and. confousd il, its tail il nj
Il bsosdclothp' a. he viewed 6utGp;nr
enD ant hanging from the window.