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, 1876-09-30
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WV WtSuettutIWSo &SWs"tSs
HfeumaIlsmus, Nearal9ta, Gtpt IN sprem itltnnmaeh
Stadium, ScrpTeln, &Sniss. 8rantbett, @rptpelas, ATE
Wei9pure unp bic blimmften 5aue non Sluttrantsst'
zen, sruBe SGwaUe, GeDer. unp aherenletpen, &tn8'
murnl &c. &c. Wirp ..li's Ssftmmtstts puro eislen 8Sn's
aler Neinisunesmittsi 9etetll. Derielbe 1T sTelwH0'
jpanjt8 Sapre ptnburb spm pablttunt erprobt, eat
9untertaalsnee Won 5alen sspstlt unp eartrt nsts,
rem mao Vcrlprtft 8eHpnusn. 81 EN- tHerts pstit
nltiel pom Jtttln IN auen bellbaren 8auen, eurtrT ot
Iaullten altea 1el8wurs, leIbit NO Ger Gae1ea l@pH SH'
9~eTreten TT.
ppatrs eebens.saIfam eartrte Ssrrn 5. Q. avn
map, 4r19peen i'm 5u Sroctlpn, " o.,
pom trenIiten Npeumattsmas, nabeeni eerieibe esns
@rfplB Won ben pprSu8itbltsn Aersten &ur0pa's xnh
4merifaIs ~psbanpet ppretn mar.
Ppdtte Sebeu5s baltQm eurtrte 5errn V. ..
pplp, 3edmater no. III Wiabtlpn Cir, Won ssRsm
selaerlt4sn Sei&par, napeem Ct feGs Dicnas TN
Sr0apma9 9sipttal mar ane bort ais ~unpeilbar srl.arI
puroe.
Spatts 2ebens.BatIam BETTE Strrn Saspt Wetp,
OtRtt No. 242 4resnpi4 Str. ppn etaem i~erptuIeiea
SelGwure, websl bic ~5aulnis loon bic auf ben 3appen
sserun8en mar. 5srr ". bat wahrsnb 10 Sapren Hat
Sslasbener SstIana tstne a0tsesrPcIIas Der Rranspeit
| %trfabren.
@patt's ..eebens.B allan eu.irtt Ssrrn gDiuias
springer, Np. tSo 8rppme Str, pDafanei8 pom sat-
,unestta @esamatismas 10 srnnll3sr art bag esrisles
Osn Sstf ess 8ranten i&pn psrptrrt bate. Dst Ve'
nannte tDnnte atGt ietne 5anD gum 8ppte trbebeH ant
mar pabrsne prsisr Wtpnate ans Sett %ssrefslt.
5u BADEN in Der 5aupt,Sffee, gao @raup Str., aae
BET 4p0lpstern I'm Nleemeinfn, ~ 81 per S!alps Ssta
tlatnen 50. k&A
psatt's berabmt $ stImtttsI Hnb. "a
SDatt'S unfeblbarer Qebens. Ballan az 81 90.
Spatts "a B., brtpslt ltartsr 2sbtns- BALKAN, au
Si.25. - Spaft'S Yuimcnts Salfam. peer Der S&wlnb.
labtieeu Ursunp, ~ S1.0O. SpattS Srts ktnt.
msnt, u%nfeblbar lar ss!esn aab eGmerssn isesr art.
u 80 SENS. Spatt's Snsd, Sur fur @rtaltans,
Nppfpeb. S~nausnSd, Satarrb, au Is 9ts.
2Dsnn ptt8e ArIttelnibt In turer apptbefs pter an gu.
rem ylase ~ baden ltnp, 70 menes man iG eirttt aapas
@sH1faI ospsi 246 Vranstr., ". y.
GpIptu 3. Spdtt Il 60, @ieentblmtE.
Msbssaa bin per SrprsS ssri&tdt bstm nalbsr
Dusene. t3m2Disn
, 1876-09-30
Die GlafGs

hamburger Trppfen"
fcltst so Gents, pper inf Gla1hsn
swe ct Dollars. fnp IN allen beutlden
N~pptbefen gu baben ODER rperoen bielels
Ben na@ Gmpfana BIS @elpes fret mad
allen Ibeilen Der @ereinisten Staater
Serlanpt. Man acreIfre:
A. vogeler g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-09-30

Nio Mcno Goaeee. - @aecn, Ga,
ben "a. Sebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. @usuf 85nts's SAM
burger Erppfen fnb BON ansse3ei6netsr
Wirtuus unb besbalb nabssu unentbebrlih fir
MIDI, HsS. Gater i. 5. &sbmann.
, 1876-09-30
Meenten DerIan8t!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!a

Gin pursts.s Ssttsnfhd gu ten berabmtsa sptrt,s
IN a BM.Room," pom 2. G. artbur. Sac III l
unp srbBis BUD oisfts ~sefsisrteu S&rttaeaA. g - aISr !
,snb ~ilutrtrt, elegant sebunben. nitro AZ Iaulsnbsn ys,
tautt. 70 pirb pom ben srsprrasentasm psrlsasn nm
3situnsea ees saapss atf Rae @anaisfs bturtbdI 1
sine Wsf8t2ts BON Bert, shra anp Uslsthiaunaes
unlersr Wsitts. tptips W. pr ~tueiefsn Ssrsen fprs&s
Ger Mrralt,at bspirisu ale Seisss. Asel ten, psiA
,,Man-Trap" pertauftta. maden m%tnpsfens noe .ai
NAL 10 pid &remplars eieits Su&ss p~ertautsa.
eebensbefcbrsibun9 bee S6erfdfsrs, init feinsA
Yertratt tn Stabifi& Ntre etnem Isoen Subtrtbeute
aberI D HtiNrt.bsnbs atreuiare unb ipI&e NIT hA
8ehinsanssn msrpen fret anf Anfrass ~nsrfsnett ssA
StraBt, ptiia., pa. f7iuniasO.
, 1876-09-30
Sin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smb 4
Artbnt's lebtes unb srOBtes.
0efabr!!!

ODER: T%erWunOetla Dem QauS eines Treua0es.
Oieies pplleneetife SSsrf bieies Sttsranen Der
Ameritanil1eu Siteratur 9at ais 0orpurf elIen Ge'
Goltes beriibrt uno eiebt eiuen ibredliben ~lleberblid
iiber uebel, wel1es es blositelt. Nuhercreentiid,
ipcunenS unp aufresenc, Wiro ss pom Alen nit
Se9t roe gelelen iueroeil. Sliuttrirt uitc tbpn &C.
nuneeu. gSlr lino entihlonen, oas BUD III leoer 5a'
mile bes 9auoes einjuilbreu uno ~oiierlren mob ME
nase,peiene Sprtbeile allen mGnnlibeu uno ipelbli'
DER Subicribeutenlammlern. 9Bir rerlaneen nberan
Wsentea uno lbiden gratis auf Yerlaneen 8eoinauu-
gen uno bei@reibenbe @~irculare. 3. NJ. GtOccar'
n. Co., 72s @beltnut Str, pbila. 4se2mi-
, 1876-09-30

Mcrntpn Cine ooHftdncfse 6efd,idDte con
<tytal'H' Nennipipanteu, pou Der eriten Iu-
Scfldil3f. sornsis, i. L D, Ma5ssa 800 o. arObe
Dttaus5 eiten. lleber IS SauItrationen. Seine oo1.
itdnOi9e 6eibidte unieres Staates lit ieit einem bal=
ben Sabrbunoert uer6ffentli6t poroen. Neenteu tper-
ben bel @infibrun9 bieies prG6ti9er, 9gertes ber3lit
lpiltommen 9ebeiBen iperoen. Sine %leltene Gele9en-
belt. Q9ir oerlaneen Ngenten in ieoem 3opnlbip
Shreibt iofort nm oole Ginietnbeiteu uno Musfpab
oes Scrritoriums. Noreiie: Quaker city Pub
fishing Co.. NO. 2O4 Glib Siftc Ctr. y
labelpbid. 4g8 15m
, 1876-09-30

Gin srtes Mittel sssen Gclif unb 2eibidmer-
sen iino DR.. IuguIt 8Dnts's s a bu T.
Ger 1%ropfen, f6reibt 5err Ni6ael Wetl,
Wtlbatpata, sSnbv bena ~bisleIben bsIferI aassn'
blidIi1.
, 1876-09-30

Ssrr gbas. Sauptman, &issr point, 81. S.,
teseust tpie foIst: sd lit felt a9t @p@sn an
Samaas unb aOpfldmsrasn, eur9 uncsroau.
ltdfeit bsreursebra9t. Gar1 ben @sbrau@
spu DR.. Musuf 8Snte's pa barssr
Ercpfen bin i'd @ptt Jet Danf tpieber 70
tpeit berselteIt, paB i'd n,einen alien 8eIdaf.
t~isansen pieper nadseben fam. SD fann ba.
Der bisls Wspi3in Iasn beitsns empfeblem."
, 1876-09-30
Teuer : Scparttmeut.

Gompa9nien, melhe Musrutuns uno Torratbe
n6tbie baben. iolten brett nit BEN 5abritanten ban.
beln. 6ute. Mibeu, 0iirtel. 6emoen II. I. 10. 9as
bili9Ie baus i'm @elb0It. aatoLo9e irel. Ssi Der
aiten 6irlna bon Mncerion unS Spnes, 1879 @ranO
Sir, W.W 4VS2ang,
, 1876-09-30

s3o~4nnt Gtipas @asetneues! Giniia.-
l~uperfeine 8riitoI Sarten nit 9turlen fir 25 Gents
s1itt 8 @ents Yriefmorte fir proben; Morelis:
Nlert Nrintins &C., Melt Stodbrlo9e. Wtail. II
n eranfenlefuns, Seelenfpribuns. Saseina'
W lion, &eelenbeJauberuns nne GbefHbrer,
Elm Bud, iuel1es Nnleituns oaju 9iebt, iuie pas cine
0elhledt oas anoere in 5eleln Ihlaaen uno man ith
Die &ieUe uuo 9leieutg ir9eno elmer 4erIon, nm Die es
@ineln al tbun, eriperbel fam. 400 Seiten. Der 4oit
so Gents. cunt II. Is o., $40. 139 Slo Siebeite
Str, philadelphia, 10. 4s825iulp
, 1876-09-30

e g. a fir Ieenten II ~unferen 5epn neiien
Y W 9opelties, aeraoe in ben Martt
setradt. Nfan brau6t lie III ieoem 6auie. 0tuitcr
unb Girculare ftsi per bot o%erIauot.,
4gB27ap. y. 3. Sbtte II. Co.. Nefuarf, q. S
, 1876-09-30

psrIonsn, bic an @ppetitluisfeit unb @iber.
wiaen sessn Speilen leiben, inb DR.. Aug.
aSmis's 9amburser GrDptsn gu
empfebIen. 9err Matbias DrabcbeL BLUE
@prims, Meb., lhreibt barber: Mein gater,
1Gpn bod i'm glitter, serlpr ieinsn 9lppetit unb
bate Ipsar einen @ioerpiIsn sesen Speiien,
mas i'm lfbr f1pa9 unb unb leipenb n,a6te.
Iul unlsr 3ufepen sebrau1te er DIR. @usuf
RSnis's Samburser Erppfen; Der Ippstit febr-
te suriid, uno ct fablt nun Gin gang anbersr
Menl9 gu isia.
, 1876-09-30

SOC m aa, e. nn an Srans n,u ,v.r' 8 oi tsst rsr
SiIeer. @dbfeioe, e%eineniaben unc Scbrefbpa
pier. @sofe gtnnatmen nit Stdbcrbett Sc
madbf. Wan fdreibe fpfort una Circulate an D. +.
@uernfep, publifbsr, Gpuecrb, 81. =. 4QD4mi.
, 1876-09-30

Sd bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franf, baB
toy feline Speile msbr psrtrasen fpnnte, i9reibi
PER- peter Clemens, 2ittle Orleans, Wp. Sd
aabnt DIR. Musuf 8Gnts'S 5ambur.
ser Irppfen unb bin nun tpisber nidt nrs
gang berseteat, ~iunpern fibIe mid Siel trafti.
ler ais friber.
, 1876-09-30

Geseu Sautfrarfbeiten urb ale ttnretnis-
teiten, tpel9e Serborbsnem 8lut entiprinsen,
lrp DIR. @ueuf 8Snte's 5amburser
Eropfen elm gang aussessidnetes Nittsl,
BERN ie finb bic beien Blutreiniser. 90
Id'reibt Ser Spbn George 8pbenidaB tn Sc
ntput, 81.
, 1876-09-30

Sd Bin pieber better als i'd ie srtpartete gu
perpen, lbreibt pbil. &pf, Salempiae, Wise.,
bant DR.. Musuf 8Snt8's 9ambursr
Erppfen. SD lit lanss an Ser3tlppfen unb
sps 3wst Merste gu &atbe, Dbne paB i'd 2inber-
uas erbielt. SD snti9lcb mid, bic Sambar-
ger Grppfen hes DR.. Musult 8onis 3u sebrau-
DIN. @ptt sur Gbrs unb DR.. @usult 8Snis's
Dam burger Grcpfen gum &ubme muB i'd ia
een, bub mir ~Oislslbsn mlsins @sluasbsit spts'
esrsabsn.
, 1876-09-30
Gtpce Gpeemlatipmen

peroel bon uns in ieber grt nir sesen Gommiiion
aus9eIlbrt. Puts and Calls an Die beten bGuler Su
nleoriSlem Staten. SOFTEN 500 bis 5000, ole oft
$1,000 6etpinn brin9en. pampblete, Die e~rttdrell,
lle 2Sal Street Speculatiomen ausSeflbrt peroen,
Irei %perlanbt. S9idt nah esnem @genplar.
Sumbribee s 60,
8antiers unD 8rpters
4gS Stunt. ISdll Ctr, Mem Mpre
, 1876-09-30

SER Stetf In Onaubasp 9iu. @iT., tbstlt
uns nit: SD lit felt spei Sabrsn an elmer
bSsartiasn 6le6ts, bic alien @ittsln pibsrtanb.
Da aebrau6te i'd mebrsre Wo9en lang DIR.
MusuR aSnls's aSnis's Sambur-
atrIrppfsn mad 9crl9rift unb puree
BON bislsm bSsartissm ssipen SpatanSis sebsi!t.
, 1876-09-30
300 I,iauos u1tD Sraelu,

800 Yianos ultO Orgeln,
neu nne aus sweitcr Sanc. pom 5aUrifanten er'
iter SlaIe, Weroen ju lIeorI9eren prenen tur@ ooer
Aano. ,0abItno Dieler Dartsm ,3eiteu uno Der 5eiertase
ourG Sorace aSaters II. Son, 4sA Srpaeipap,
%nsrtauTt, ais ~olelelben le juprr III 9ieW Yort %uIferlrI
!puroem. N9eilten uerlui9t UNI @ater's ueue Scdie
pianos unp or9ein 3u p%ertauret. Slu-
llrlrte 9utaio9e per BOT perlunot. Quite Seoiil9un9en
fur Den balloel. Sin GROCER Oiscomto Iur GeDrer,
Ueiltiite, Stlrden, Gogen. S1ulen &C. 4gS25nos
~ prpben tir Iselteit. adies' COni-
az uvGSH DinatiOm Needle-kSOOk, nit
w. @Bromos. DIAN l1lde eiuel stamp.
t,o12mll j.. ". Sluf, ytelu S%soforo. utali.
sDa ~~>%n>. fhr Die bette GeIesenbeit in her
%%VEStaSat lbeit, nm UelO su peroienet. Ntr.
9iem 5erlep. 4m26apl
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-02-19

fit being derived from an extensive
domain. 1t is expected that q
short time will reveal the resclnd-
ing of the order which contracts
the eastern bounds Of this county.
The developments that will follow
will more than Temunerate the peo-
Die Of this section for the patience
they have evinced N awaiting this
event. In the meantime it would
be well to improve upon this step,
which has been gained through the
able and persistent assistance OF
our Representative, Nr. +. S, Ford,
and initiate q movement. through
which would be expressed the gen
eral appreciation Of the advancing
Improvement of this county ln the
busy world Of commerce and agrl.
culture, and the desire to impel
this steady increase through The
establishment of manufactures.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-02-19
MISSOURI IMPROV ElTENTS.

Notwithstanding the adYlces re-
ceived from Washington, by some
Of the Territorial papers, that Con
gress will not take favorable ac-
tion on the Improvement OF the Up
per Missouri and Yellowstone rlv-
ers, we ale still inclined to believe
that an appropriation will be made
this session for the Improvement OF
the Upper Missouri. The recent
action of the Territorial Leglsla-
ture in legard to the Improvement
Of these rivers must create favor
able impression upon Congress-.
And current events In transporta
ton circles of the East and West
must tend towards strengthening
the necessary demand for aid in
the improvements Of tie nayigable
rivers of this Territory. That
Congress means to retrench and
curtail appropriations is evident.
but as yet we have not perceived
any inclination on their part to re.
tard the growth Of commerce q
place the public at the mercy of
monopolies.
The improvement Of the Upper
Missouri has been under eonsidera.
ton for q number Of years. Last
session the feeling towards its feast
bility and pracficability was favor
ably evinced. This session the de.
mand for It's improvement comes
from every section, State and Ter
ritory through which i courses
and where its advantages have beef
fully recognized, not alone as . nat
uraI commercial highway, but q
an important feature IN the promo
ton Of cheap rates, a necessary
means Of competition. The atten
ton of Congress will be draw
more closely to the subject thi;
season, and beyond doubt with sat
/ isfactorv and beneficial results.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-02-19
EXTENSION or CHorEAU COUNTY

BY the action Of the Legislative
Assembly the county lines Of Cho-
teau have been extended. Through
this the embryo town Of Carroll IS
brought within our local jurisdlc-
ton, and that portion Of the Sun
River and Teton country adjoining
the boundary line Of Lewis and
Clarke, and formerly belonging to
Deer Lodge County, is annexed to
Choteau, thereby extending our
western frontier to the base Of the
Rocky Mountains. The addition
of this latter tract Of country, which
through circumstances, location,
&C., was rendered valueless to
Deer Lodge, mustb be regarded as
one ofvast Importance to this coun-
tg. and will no doubt be considered,
as it eventually will prove to be, a
primary step towards the enlarge
ment Of the agricultural industries
of this section.
Though an outside county, Cho-
teau is to day crampcd and hem
med ii more than any county II
the Territory. The general impres.
sion that j very extensive area is
contained within its boundary lines
is incorrect. The geographical
boundaries are beyond doubt auf
feieatly expansive, if not more 50
than is actually required, and les
pecially on the northern and ea st.
ern frontiers; but the extent to
which local authority is confined
IL by no means adequate to the IN
crsSsing prosperity Of the county.
Virtually, civil and local iurisdio.
ton extends only to the proclaim
ed boundary lines Of Indian reser
vations. This IN many instances Is
narrowed to an extent that pre-.
cludes the possibility Of any bene.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-02-19
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
The result of the railroad agita-
ton is presented to the people Of
the Territory through the passage
Of three separate railroad bills
The members Of the Ninth Legisla-
tive Assembly have by thus plac-
ing the question entirely in the
hands Of the people performed
very ereditabIe duty, and have
wisely released themselves from
any error that may arise in con
nection with subsidy, either through
omission or commission. The bill
to aid the construction of1the Utah
Northern road will, it IS thought,
be accepted and agreed tp by the
Directors OF that road Within the
. required time-thirty days. This
bill calls for the issue Of Territorial
bonds to the amount Of one million
five hundred thousand dollars, paya-
ble in twenty years, and redeema-
ble at any time aft CT ten years, the
interest to be paid il gold at the
rate Of seven per cent per annnm.
County Commi sioners are required
to submit the.question for approval
or rejection by the electors OF the
Territory on the 2lst day Of March
next.
The bill to encourage the con
struction of the Northern Pacific
: railroad, within the limits OF this
Territory, authorizes the issue Q.
Territorial bonds to the amount @
three million dollars, redeemable
after ten years, and payable II
thirty years from date, bearing in
terest at the rate of seven per cen
per annum, This bill will be sub
! mitted to tho electors Of theTerri
tory, through the respective count.
commissioners, on the 30th day Q
April next, after which the n ?
!, r. R. Co. will be allowed unit
! the 1st day Of July next1 to aceep
! the conditions Of the contract.
So far as regards the granting 9
! a subsidy, there can be but on
opinion. This is purely matte
Of business, Of dollars and cents
! and by reducing It's general appear
t ance to the phase Of inaividua
! transactions it can very readily b
discovered which Of the above bill
! if operated upon would prove tn
; most beneficial. The Utah North
ern requires the sum Of one an
one half million dollars to exten(
their road to Montana, to enabl
! them to receive the privileges an
profits Of common carriers to an
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-02-19

Can the peo-

Montana shipments. Can the peo-
pic afford to grant such privilege
at such an expense to themselves
Or is this Territory 50 much II
need Of railroad communication via
a North and South pass that one
sixth Of its present entire valuation
can be sacrificed to create q medl-
um Of high tariff, which unquestlon-
ably must in due time reach this
Territory, as a matter Of self pro
lection and in shorter time, we're
there any opposing transportation
route in operation?
Tho Ncrthern Pacific, however,
presents favorable considerations
by way Of offset to the very large
subsidy demanded to construct it
within the limits Of the Territory.
Over four hundred miles OF rall
will be laid through Montana ~ dl-
rect route from the East and West.
Passing through rich and fertile
tract Of country. it cannot fail to
/ be a strong and important induce
ment to settlement. The labor
| that It's construction through this
:. Territory would demand is III itself
feature, wanting in the Utah
Northern, that cannot be ignored
as an impetus % increased popuIa-
ton. Many counties will be I'M
hediately and materially benefited
by the progress Of the Northern
E Pacific through their domains, to
: municipal advantage; and as this
is the primary incentive to the pro
greas Of. the Territory at large, i
cannot be considered merely as
local matter. There can be no eli
yergence Of opinion in regard to
the superior advantages of the
Northern Pacific when compared
: with the Utah Northern. The bill
allows the n. P. Company two
!. months for consideration shoulC
! the people adopt it. The amoun
required as a subsidy is about one
third Of the entire valuation. Thi.
f amount the Directors, IN all proba
biIity, will be willing to accept
There is reason to believe, hoWey
er, that other portions OF the bill
!, will prove Objectionable, and t
: such extent as to preclude the pos
! sibility ofits acceptance By the n
p. Company. The bill has beer
framed for the protection Of tn
$ Territory, and, consequently de
: mands are made as security for tht
!. performanceIofits provisions, which
] though only right and just, eanno
!, be adhered to by the controllers Q
the road IN its present fnancia
condition. As the matter 10Y
] stands, the Utah Northern must b
] considered a costly undertaking
!. without any reasonable appearance
: Of a profitable return for any sub
+. sidy that may be granted to il; an
!, it IS presumed that the Norther.
! Pacific will not comply with til
s conditions Of the Territorial col
+ tract. The only feasible opportun
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-02-19
NJ o. a.

ty, then, Of enhancing the CONNER
cial interests of Montana through
The construction of a railroad with
in it's limits is confined to the
Helena and Benton railroad.
The Legislature in passing the
bill authorizing the construction
the Fl. and B. road, has only ex~
pressed the sentiments of the peo-
pie. Looking at tin q local light
and as a local measure, the inter
ests OF three counties would be i'm
mediately advanced. It would tend
to develop the counties Of Lewis
and Clarke, Choteau, Meagher, and
Dawson, and increase the popula-
ton Of this section. The result
would be the material advancement
Of the Territory at large. But as
a Territorial enterprise il calls for
the serious and favorable considera-
ton Of nearly every county IN the
Territory, for the simple reason
that there is no portion of Mon
tana so remote from Benton and
Helena as to be out Of reach OF the
|aecunulatre advantages derived
from cheap rates. That the Helena
and Benton road would prove the
Immediate cause Of lessening the
rate Of freight To this Territory,
is an incontroyertible fact and It's
; expressive result the desideratum
! cheap markets. The provisions
Of the bill require county commits
sioners Of every county that may
be benefited by the Helena and
Benton railroad, on the petition of
fifty qualified votersof their county,
! to submit the proposition Of issuing
! county bonds to the people to aid
) in the construction of the road
I The issuance ofsuch bonds not to
!, exceed IN amount twenty per cent
Of the assessable value of taxable
! property. Provision is made that
a the issue of bonds shall not exceed
/ seven hundred and fifty thousand
q dollars, nor an amount, greater
than that for which any responsible
corporation will agree to build the
. road. Should any counties desire
L to increase the issue of bonds,
0 those counties who refused to join
d In the increase are allowed to issue
It their pro rata amount. Provision
} is made that no bonds shall be de
s livered for any mile Of road which
/ shall not be at the time Of delivery
: fully equipped. The fact that the
! people desires a railroad cannot be
Il withheld, neither can the gnecessi
. ty for one be disguised. But while
). the clamor for railroad communl
!. cation IS general, the idea Of ex
d pending any large. percentage O
G the value Of the Territory for the
; purpose Of obtaining this require
e ment does. not meet with genera
!, appreciation. The aid to construct
It the road between Benton anC
# Helena cannot, however, be consid
j cred n the lightofa a subsidy. The
v greater portion Of money tha
q should be expended would remain
!, in the Territory, the result Of tho
q construction Of the road would be
) the increase Of commerce, the in
d crease Of labor, and the stronges'
: affirmation to outside capital D
q the ever increasing faith Of Mon
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-11
TIE CENTENNIAL.

Yesterday commenced the commend.
rasivs celebration Of the one :bundredth
birthday Of the nation. 1t is true that
the great anniversary will not occur until
the 4th Of July next. bnt yesterday were
commenced the nations rejoicings and
festivities 10 honor Of the great occasion.
The kilograms from Philadelphia state
that the ceremonies commenced in the
presence Of an immense concurse Of
eagerly interested spectators composed
OF vast number OF the dignitaries oil
the country, prominent citizens and dis
tinguished visitors from abroad. The
exercises appear to have been admirably
conducted and passed in excellent style
without any accident or untoward occur
renee. Oae OF the features Of the occa-
sion was the performance OF the Halle
lujsh Chorus. This magnificent com.
position, the work OF the immortal Hsu-
del. produced . wonderful effect. Alto
eether the opening Of the great centen'
NAL exposition seems to have been mos
suspicious and carried out in most i'm.
posing and magnificent manner. May
the great event draw together and knit
closer the ties OF brotherhood and citi
xenship and the august and exultant Gel
sbration cast forever in the deepest and
utter oblivion tho differences which for Q
time distracted the country. Form hence
forth let there be peace in these United
States and good will unto and among al
lie citizens.