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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

CoRTEz RETURNs.-The official re.
turns from Cortez precinct were
brought in yesterday and deposited
with the County Clerk; but no copy
having been taken of them, we are
unable to gisa them in the SENTINEL.
When the vote is canvassed by the
Commissioners, we will publish it in
full.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

WHITE PINE. A dispatch from
Hamilton, received yesterday, an
nounces that as far as heard from
Raum, for Sheriff; Forrest, for Clerk:
Timson, for Recorder, and Woodin,
for County Commissioner, were ahead.
All Of the above-named are Repub-
licans. The legislative tickets were in
IOuhf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
|. A Mighty Enterprise.

The great feat accomplished by the U
8. in connecting the Atlantic and Pa
eric oceans. by 8 railroad .cross the Uni
ted States. is stimulating enterprise n
Europe: and it is now proposed-indeed,
the plan is matured-tO connect the At
lantic and Pacific oceans by railroad
through Central Asia. At 4 conference
of the geographers, r.reutly held. Ool"ne'
Reglan"witz explained some Of the details
OF th. road, which, II - expected. will
overcome on of the gr attest obstacles Il
the extension of civilization. name,y. ,hs
separation u large part # Asa from
Europe by vast deserts. in which ~
means Of transit but railroad could be Ol
= d use. A railroad = one can develOl
the resources ~ the many land through
which It would pass; AID ~ the minera
wealth of Bi0ers and the UTal mountain
is well k..nWn rhe exploration aud aiming
ot t..e.e reslons would i.e encouraged
aid tbsis sq0sIOss developed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
Beecher's Presence 1T Mind.

Mr.. Beecher enjoys the reputation ON
this side of the. Atlantic OF being q man
with much OF this presence OF mind; able
whelo Other speakers would be put out not
only to hreser7e Lis composure, but to
send an interruption recoiling with ten
fold force upon the man who makes It.
give the following incident just as heard
it told: On one occasion, in the midst Of
an impassioned speech, some one to whom
10 INTERRUPT nrm las hs, ucen' uoue "1,d
o'hers) by suddenly growing like q cock.
The cry was done to perfection. number
of people laughed in spite Of thems elves.
and Beecher's friends felt that in mo-
ment tho whole effect Of the meeting
would collapse Beecher, however. was
fully equal to the occasion. He stopped,
listened till the Growing ceased. and with
a look of surprise. pulled out his watch
Morning already!' he said. my watch
is only 10. But there is no mistake about
it, The instincts of the lower ANIMALS
are intalible." There was roaro laugh:
ter, the lower. animal in the gallery col.
lapsed. and 90 :hcr was able to resume -
if nothing had happened. David Macrse,
in Christian tniou.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
License to swear, Chew Smoke
or Get Drunk.

Mr.. Char es u. w, Inns OF Richmond
introduced in the house of DEL 6 ties
bi. proposing to lay tax Of two dollars
per an, um upon every male inhabitant OF
tile commo. wealth, over the age OF fifteen
' ars WHO may drink as a beverage any
WIN, spirituous or malt LIQUORS. or VINO
NAV che " or smoke tobacco or take snuff.
Also \ tax of five dollars for indnlg'ng in
tie habit Of profane swearing These
takes are to be paid to the Collector OF
s, ale license taxes for the CITY, county or
town, where the party may reside. Tn
tue tirs day. Of N y, every perso" desiring
to be freed from liability for any of 'he.e
taxes is required to make oath that he has
uei, her sworn. used toDacco. ETC., for the
twelve months preceding, aud does mol
Intend 10 do so, for the next succeeding
twelve months. The eight section impo'
ses fine OF twenty per Cent. of the amount
OF tax upon Every person delinquent IN
having The tax imposed BY th' bill, to bt
|. objected US other license taxes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
Sending Prayers IN q Cart.

Mr.. Spurgon tells the following story:
"A poor man who had large family gave
them very comfortable support while he
was in GOO health. He broke his leg,
and was laid up some weeks. AS he
woulI for some time be destitute Of the
means of grace. it was proposed to hold a
prayer meeting at his house. The meet
ing was led by Deacon Brown. A loud
knock at the door interrupted the ser
vice. A tall, lank blueiocked youngster
stood at the door with an OK goad In his
hand, and asked to- see Deacon Brown.
Father could not attend this neetlng,'
he said, "but he sent his prayers, and
they are out here IN the cart" They were
brought in, in the shape of potatoes. beef
pork and corn. The meeting broke up
without the benediction. Nor did the
poor fellow suffer during his whole con-
tinement. The substantial prayers of the
donors became means of grace"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
Sucking it Through a Key
Hole.

In the palmy days of Bowery theatre,
under the M ,nagement OF John Hambln,
some xcellenl &C ing was seen on those
DO .r,ls, the ma xger having spared TO
pains to max, this place of amnsemenl
Dnly second to the old Park. He en-
ploycd some OF the very best American
d foreign talent. An American tragedlan
who always drew immensely, and filled
the house to oyerhowing, when be
was sober enough t" fill engagements, was
Sc .ured by the management, who agreed
to give him q liberal portion If the re-
ceipls during q week s performances If
he would abstain from drinking This
being agreed to, Hamblin, to
max assuranc doubly sure, locked him
up III the dressing room and pr. the key
in his nocket. Mr.. Actor becoming ex
&c. d.npiy dry, summoned hr call boy to
! he ou side of Ills doo-, Gud showed bank
note to him through tie key hole, with
to ct soda bottle fill q
with brandy. and also to purchase clay
pipe. He was to deliver the gootls
soon rs possible, and keen the balance .,f
the change. IN good t'mr the boy returned
ard asked for further instructions. He
was then directed to insert the stem OF the
pipe INTO the keyhoe, ard III fill tht
bowl with the flui saying, a> he was
bound not 10 drink, hat he would smoke
and ke the consequences. That even
ing H,mblin was astonished to ste the
celebrated actor mere than laif seas over
out as he acte' his rart SD well, he regu
lated the future smoking SO rs not to ma
terially interfere wit the entertainment.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
OFFICIAt. DIRECTORY.
Federal and Territorial Officer

0uc1dJ b1Au CA' 'eol I'll oA4CC5
Govcrnor-Bc'lj f. Potts, Helena.
Sccrctary-J. T. Galloway, Helena
Auditor-Sol Star Virginia City.
Treasurcr-U H. Weston. Hclen,.
Chief Justicc-D. S. Wade, Helena.
Associate Justices-H n Btke, Nir. sini;
City, Hiram Knowles. ID, cr Lodge.
Us Dist Att'y-H G. Page, Helena
Surveyor Gcncral-A. J. Smith, Helena
u. s. SMarshal-Nm +. Wheeler, Helena
Collector Int Rev z. Fuller, Helena
Collector Customs-T 4. Cummings
Helena
US: Examining gSurgeons-Chas Mussig-
brod, Deer Lodge; Thos Rcece Helena
u. 8. Com 'rs-John Potter, Hamilton.
Bozcman Land District--E. W. Willett,
Register; j. V. Bogert Receiver: Bozenan
Helena Land District-W. c. Child,
Register; II. N. K"yser. Receiver: Helena
County Officers.
J. S. Mcnutn nhall Chairman Board c. G.
J. s. Men'enhall.
Board Of Co. Com'rs. T. G; Duke.
G. W. Wakefield
Probate Judge--A. d. Mcpherson.
Clerk and RccOrler-A. j. MalIn.
Shcritf-Slas Rals,on.
Trcas,lrer-J. ID. McC amman,
Superintendent Pub In.-F. l.. Stone.
Surveyors. NJ Reed
Coroner j. G: Swltzer.
AsscssOr-B NJ Dawes
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
Times Of Holding The Courts Of tl{
Territory for the Year 1875:

The Supreme Court at its late session
fixed the time Of holding the court TO
1876, making some changes. as follows:
SUPREME COURT
In Helera first monday ia January anG
Second mOncay in August.
FIRST DIsTRICT-H. N. Blake. Judge.
In Madison county, AZ Virginia City.
third monday in March; ,itru monday in
September.
III GaIlatin county. 1t Bozeman. frs,
monday in May, third monday II October.
SECOND D'DrsrK1cr-H.: Knowles, Judge.
In Deer Lodge county, at Deer Lodge
city. second monday III April.
First monday in September. (fOr all
causes that can be tried without a Jury,
except in cases where the parties consent
that a special ycnlre may issue to try the
sam-.)
First monday in December.
In Missoula county. Ut MissOnla, fourth
monday in June; second monday in No
yember.
In Beaverhead county, at ack. frs
mon'ay in June; second monday in &c
tober.
THIRD p1sTRIcr-D. s. Wade, Judge
10 Levi. and Clarke county. at Helena
first monday in March; first monday il
Move mOer.
In Jefferson county, at Radersburg
first Tuesday 10 April; first Tuesday il
October.
IL Meagher county, at Diamond City
fourth monday in april; fourth monda,
in October.
Note--United States Courts are held d
Virginia City, D. er Lodge and Helena, al
the times the Territorial District Courts
are held at those places
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28

A prudent mother Of wealth and 10.
spec'ability. residing in ::Ohicago, has
brought up her accomplished and beauti-
full daughters to do washing and ironing.
When questioned as to the cause of this
somewhat unusual proceeding, the matron
replied:
oh. it Is always well to be prepared
for any contingency. Perhaps Some of
he poor children may marry an Italian
Count
Brown care home late the other night
says Hohokus, and Mrs. Brown looking
out Of the bedroom window, observed:
so you've been tipping the glass again.
cave yon?" ''Glass." said Brown, '(hlcC
it's funny word; take of the g and it's
you my dear" YES" answered Mr..
b. and then take Off the IL and it is you,
you wretch, and she slammed the win
dc W down with a bounce. &c ommercial
This March frost and fury is hard on
the flying wild geese and thel too.
trusty blue irds snc robins, A sweet
p BET of the spring has put the case mot
these immortal lines:
A robin comes fl ting
Clear from the south.
And on limb sitting
He opens his mouth.
He sees n " roses,
He g. es nary spring,
Ca'ches,tuberculosis,
In attenp,i, 6 to sing.
Catarrh and bronchitis,
Rh. umatics and chil!s,
And acute laryngitis,
Bomp.ete his sad ills.
He hcsi,ates, fingers,
Weeps, shudders and sighs,
CLOVIS his nose on bis, fingers,
Kcels over. I'd dies.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
THE FIRST ROltl
When II gray haired man living on

s When IL gray haired man living on tn
S Cass farm camc down yesterday and re
port d that he had seen robin flyin
r among the trees, and added that spring
e must be near, he told the solemn truth
| He voul int have lied about it far tel
i thousand dollars, and yet what was hi
reward? As he enter. d u cigar store b.
|s,it:
Well, Tn ahead CT you tolks. saw
a OF in as came down.
The four men seated around the stove
smiled t'endish Smiles, and stuck up thu
aoses and turned their heads away.
Don't you believe it! asked the good
man,
You are insane! they shouted in
eEorus. Do you think we are fools OF
infants?
But i'll see one.
And then they felt his head, and ask d
him to run out his tongue, tried to coun,
his pulse, and he went away with heavy
heart. He went into lawyers office,
and the lawyers greeting was SO kind
hat the honest hearted citizen sait:
Well, saw robin this morning.
The lawyers countenance fell. He
tried to occupy all the CHAIR in the office
with his feet. and after il long time he ill.,
quirtd:
You have never fully recovered from
that fall, haye you?
But ! rcally.saw robin, persisted the
citizen.
The lawyer sighed, lit his cigar, and
is he took up his pen he said to himself
Sorry tor it-uscd to be Il brilliant fel-
have guardian appoint-
ed!
The citizen felt discouraged, and was
On his way to the postoffice, when he M
l merchant, who slapped him on the back
and exclaimed:
Ran for spring
It's only a lew days away, replied the
citizen.
Only few days-coming right along. !;
There was man perhaps WHO had
cen the same identical bird, and the truth
ul citizen felt encouraged to say
Coming down this morning / saw my
irst robin.
The merchant took hi.. by tie arm
him into 2 doorway, and earnestly
aid:
See here, John, we've seen friends for
Yes.
T..
And have lent you money, and always
ioken W, II of you, Il .ven's | s?
You have. ]
Well no ", for heavens sake, don't go'l
no lying Tor 3 rrgul r. hin. It's well
no,,gh to lie once in while, but don t {
make prac iced OF il!
But [ dii see IA robin! exclaimed the {
is ressed citl2"n.
Oh, come now!
Bat did
Then farewell, John. sighed the mer
hanl. I'vc got my family to care for, my
tore to run, an can't be- seen talking
o ny such person,
Tue citizen saw robin. It was live
,,rd-an early bird. And he didn't dare
+. l another soul 0t it. In fact, when
Isked If he hadn't seen robin around he
tented lt!--Detroit Ffe, Press.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
UnexDected and Unlnvited.

On the evening of March LIST, tho
neighbors gathered in at Polk Motifs resi-
dence, in Buckeye township, and were
having a general dance. There were
sounds of revelry and mirth. Mis-. NOT
was d,scharging her duties as hostess in
the most charming and successful manner
when guest unexpected and un'nvisedq
pu, in an appearance. It was a son. stan-
lard weight. He fooled away no time in
waiting for the doctor to bring him in bis
'bootIegs brt came himself. - Eldora'
fedger
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
DR.. James Shaw,

For near twenty years . regular Physician
and Surgeon Of the city of Philadelphia,
And Tor some time resident Phy.icla ot
the Pennsylvania Hospital. aud Consult
ing Physician 10 Other public fledlcai II
stitutiOns Of that city. with number Of
years experience Is Surgeon IN the vol
uhteer service aud regular army of the
United States. Can b. consulted on long
standing snJ chronic diseases II thai Fol-
The diseases OF w0men and children Z
speciality. tf
December 10th, 1875. AftfA e.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
Mr.. O'Flaher;y Undertook TO tell hos

Mr. O'Flaher;y Undertook TO tell how
may we're II the party: s.The two
Cr,.a.,, was one, aud myself Was two,
Mike Finn. was .hree, and-Dedad! there
va. f,u, Of us, but couldn't tell tn
anne of III. other. Now it 10 neself
i, at ha. il Mike FL. was one, and the
t~o { ogan " two. niyselfwas three
n-s.su, It i.k lh.I~ was bat thre
6t ug AFTER Ill.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28

One gentleua an observed to aLother:
II have q wife and SIX children IN NOW
York. and / never saw one Of them"
"Were you ever blind?"
'.Oh. no." replied the other.
A further lapse Of time, and then the
resumed the subject: :, ,
Did understand you to say that you
had q wits and six children living In New
York, and that you had never seen one Of
them?
"Yes, such Is the fast.
Here followed q e'stili longpr pause In the
conversation.
.How can It be th.t you never saw ono
of them ~ -.
"Why," was the answer, lone Of them
was born after lett"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
A Mountain Of Gold.

Z Miners from the great San Juan mines
: of Northwestern Colorado. say that gol
: in marvellous quantities haslhecn disc"v
: iered IN the Sangre de Christie range o
mountains, which lie on.the eastern Dor
der Of the San Luis Park, and about =
) miles wet from Pueblo. The first dis
! |coyery made on this range WAS in Now III
Der. 1874, since which time the Cambria
Hidden Treasure. Little Giant, jackson
Centennial and Revenue gold lodes hav
iproved themselves of great value. Re
turns from three of these mines tested II
Swansea showed from $40 to $3.50 in gole
per ton, and showing some silver in each
THE jackson lode, sine. the above tes'
was made, has given ores that::assay from
s., 600 to $40,0 IN gold per ton. A
stamp mill of ten ton daily capacity has
been erected at this mine and will be in
Operation by March next. Over 200 ons
Of this gold quartz ore is now on the
dump, from mines on the Sangrc dc
Christie, which will he reduced next sea
son. This gold belt. as far as prospe ted
extends from Mosca Pass twenty mites
north.
South from Del Norte thirty miles, lie
he gold districts OF Alameda, Summit.
Telluric and Decatur Perhaps South
Mountain. in th:t vicinity. A correspon.
dent Of a Denver paper SAYS that it is one
solid mass Of gold quartz. Mr.. Harry
Adsit, one of the returned miners. who
has prospectcd in the San Juan country
for the last three years, corroboratcs his
statement He says that South Mountain
IS about two miles long; aud that there IS
but one true tissure vein in it, the wholeI
mass, produces gold more or less rich. III
is upon this mountain that the famous
Little Annie lod-,,is located, one-half OF
which was recently sold to parties in New
York for S3OO.09o This mine, averaged,
will run about $40 per ton.
Si!verton is one hundred miles west
rom Del Norte, in San Juan county, and
bout fifty or sixty miles south from Sill
,erton are the La Plata gold mines, stu
ted on the La Plata river. There IS a
,old bar running along the margin of
hat stream, about FIVE miles of which has
,ecn taken up, and last season consi4era-
lie amount Of placer mining was done.
system of bitches has been constructed
nd next sta,on promises some lively
,lacsr mining at this point. !,
But it to lhf Cv;.r,,a.vt1't,n .*hsfe t!'ec
urns, after al1, and here we have the ,
mine. discovered by Captain
loss, an old California miner, which
;.rhaps Is the re est mine on the con'i .
INT, One hundred pounds Of gold
uartz orr taken from this mine in Octo>
,er l.st netted 81 900. while ore taken
,ut in the following month ncttel $120
90 per ton.
About twenty mines are being worked
n the Sun Juan country this S -ason, and
heir winter product is varou>ly estlma- /
cd Mt from 5000, coo to $l,0oo. .0O0.-kan-
as City Times.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
A Perfect Gentleman.
A correspondent OF the Boston Journal

Al correspondent OF the Boston journal
says: -.
Passing down Washington street Thus
day. near he Old South, | saw before me
an old woman with two bundles on her
arm. One of them fell as she VA passia 6
th.. foot Of School street, just IS well
known gentleman Of this CITY came out o1
Fairbanks store he stopped and plcKeu
it up, careful ly brushed off ,bs slosh in''
which il had fallen. aud handing Il 10 the
female with q polite bow. passed Up
school street. I said TO her. do you
know who that polite gentleman was!'
mo indaie. she replied. s.Well, thai
wa e Governor OF Massachusetts, In
d .de. he . perfect gintiv.aan, any way
was her Jeply.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28

The town of Carson City has passed
an ordinance abolishing dance houses md.
H.. Appcal records the fact as follows:
mo longer shall the red flannel arm OF
the eay and festive bullwhacker entwine
tn. waist of the belle Of the urdy.house;
no more may the play full river-driver cut a
niseon wing with the pet of the fidaiers !;
never again can the hoidenish nymph OF
the beer glass waltz up to the oar w''n
her emigrant lover and wheedle him INTO
treating her TO an oyster supper IN loaf
of br. nd: no more may the b. n'ghted and
the wanderer and the seeker Tor midnight
invitations to drink find housing and
comforting home by the glare Of the
dance. house lamps. The day ot the hurdy'
honse is Ger. Its violin, its guitar. 'tf
|drowsy ..caller." all have departed. Nc
more will the night bs filled with the mn-
sc of gratuitous cot,llions; no more will
the droning gutturals of the base VIC! pou'
on, of the foul air Of ovrrheated dance
hons.s never again shall Trrpslchore be
forced in shame to hide her head for the
unseen,ly thing done in her name int arson
for have not the TOW trustees passed an
ordinance abolishing da' houses and
forever closing the doors where erst hath
tlourished the hurdy gurdyy
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
Don i. BVam.

ECLECTIC PHYSlCIAN-Otf'ce IN
Il Fridley's building. north side Man
street. Having located in Bozeman, ten
dasr has professional services to the citl
Iens oil the town and county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28

"The spirits Of unjust men. made tm',
perfectly" is the irreverent way IN which
tn. St. Louis Globe Democrat talks Of th0
,s.crookeel" article.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
II. E. Edwards,

A TrORNEY At LAW-Oflicc next
IA door to A. Iamme & Co.'S, B,zcman,
Montana Will practice II all Courts OF
the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28

Lean ,ear bey erags for single ladies'
Pop.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
The Clay-Randolph Duel.

The eccentric duel b." 1eeh Clay and
Randolph has had many different YER
SONS. but the following are the facts:
Randolph appeared bright and early on
the ground. dressed in dressing gown and
81 ppers. After the distance Was measured
off and the antagonists had taken their
nosi,ions. the seconds said, Are you
ready. gentle,nen?' Then came the ususl
.One-two-:hree,"' Clay. being on e1-
nert marks man, took deadly aim and fired,
carving away portion of Randolph's
garment. in close proximity to his bac k.
At he same times Randolph dis charged
his pistol in the air, but. finding that he
was not wounded, end seeing the rent
|maJr in lis garment. ne ran up to. his op
moment. at the same time, extending his
hand, and IN his shrill sque'k king voice
said: "Henry Clay! Henry Clay! youowc
me new coat" Clay accepted the prof
f, red hand, and, in his elegant and digni-
Ii d mynner. replied, John Randolph, J
thank Almighty God that am no deeper
In vour debt" After this event the great
statesmen were fast friends until the death
|of Randolph. which soon after took place
"a, Philadelphia, on which oecasic.' Clay
,,.e At his bedside. and one Of the chiet
mourners at the funeral
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
J. ]. Davis.

4 TTOkNEY At LAW -Onfcc on
practice in all Courts oft;ic Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
John Potter.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
"A Montana. Will practice in all Courts
III the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28
FRANCIS eEISDoRFF, N. D.,
Upper Yellowstone,
Opposite HAYDEN POST OFFICE.

q. w. " onFoe. M. D.,
physician AND URGEON Office
y next door west OF Strasburger & Sper-
fng's, Main street, Bozeman, NJ J. Ten
ders his professional services to the citizens
BOzemMn and Gallatin county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28

= Reward" o" he door ii The VI. la.e
post office. All th,. while poor Hayn. s
Gordon ~as making up his mind what to
do.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-28

TNote. Limited States Courts are held ii
Virginia City, Der Lodge and Helena, al
the times the Territorial District Courts
are held at those places