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Brick Houses for Sale.

i II: IS ~ 4. NV, Il rooms, n I, stable. am
10. IL street y. W., 10 rooms, stable........l 100
No. HN g1eet NV. 10 rooms, mod. i'm % .... s.,
10. - LIT street. o., Is rooms, mod. fmDs-.. rs
No. 1907 Penns. ave. ~ rooms, Nd. imDe-...., %
no 81 street NV, rooms, Nod, tuDs... see. 90
He li0l street northwest, u rooms, med. In o.
70. L5h I'm street. NV, 10 rooms. mod. imps... IS
10. ~ q street northwest, rooms, mod. imps 6
10. - 1isoourf avenue, rooms, mod. imps-.. S.
20. IlS Vermont avenue, 10 roo0s, mod imDs %
Store and dwelling, 18th street W, mod. imDs %
10. nS nth street, rooms, mod. imps-.....-. q
10. 63 6th street NV, . rooms, nod. imOa.... q
No. Slo A street . e., 10 rooms; mod. imps.... 20
No Is East Capitol street, 10 rooms, mod i'm d 20
no. z50 And 231 u street q. w., 3 rooms, m T. 20
". COZ. 9TH and streets southeast, 10 roome 90
No. lS1e street NV, rooms, gas and water S.
No. M II street northwest. rooms, mod L. 2
No. l60I street northwest, rooms, mod. imps s.
No 122S street northwest room, mod Inns 50
store and Dwelling, 7th and Boundary ... 50
no s. d street southeast, rooms, mod tmps 50
%. bH street s.e.,7 rooms, gas and water. ~
No. lSld 18th y. NV, rooms, gas and water IS
No. l19 Carroll street s.e., 8 rooms, m. impG - s.
30 % 9Th street northeast, roems, m fmps IS
rev nouses, lth street. near T, rooms. IS
No. ~, 6z8, q Sc, rooms. gas and water %
20. ~ Delaware svenue, near LIST and K........ %
No al, Als l4l7 Sd Ut. n rooms and water II
No 9th street southeast, ooms............... Is
20. 1ID i0th street northwest. roomA -........ 10
NO. street northwest, rooms. ..........., 60. 10
Also; number Of other houses, larger and smaller
sssss,H h h. wARHHR, nh and streets.
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Average ssros-n Daily Circulation
srer 15,O0O,-6etnI moro thar
three ffnses that Of amy ether
daily paper ~ Washtss1toss, and
equal to that 81 all the ether
daily papers e. The city aAAed
tO0ether.
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Charles Francis Adams having concluded
70 support Mr.. Tilden for the Prssidenov
the Springfield Repubsscdn feels called upon
10 sit as q sort OF high court OF inquiry for
The purpose Of clearing the reform candidate
OF the various grave charges that have been
preferred against him. Accordingly, In Q
twocolumn article IL proceeds 70 present the
testimony, review the case. pass Judgment
All In its own way-and unanimously acQuits
The culprit, or nnds q Scotch verdict OF snot
proven, )" on all the counts. That settles IT.
In The opinion OF Mr.. Bowles.
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Notice % Correspoudo.t.

Persons writing letters to this ONCE for publica-
ton or In regard to business will oblige us and best
serve their own purposes by addressing them simply
TO the "EDrron OF The STAR" or the "PusLsHxR
OF THR STAR" as the case may be- When addressed
personally they regarded a. private letters and
In cases Of absence inconvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

The clergyman who Officisted at the fune-
raj Of the murdered pugilist In Philadelphia
the other day said charitably, and yet with
good deal Of truth, that the prize ring does
not owe its permanency and brutalizing ten
denotes to such men as the deceased, but
rather to those who from secure positions
use these victims as instruments TO further
their own ends. There is no doubt that the
patrons OF the prize ring, who consist mainly
OF sporting men, are almost entirely respon-
sfble for the recurrence OF these brutal ex-
hlbitions. Young men of an ambitious turn,
80 far as fistic honors are concerned, are
pitted against each other In about tue same
manner a. bull dogs or game cocks, by the
patrons Of the "manly art" first, because
the said patrons hope to make money by
betting on the result; and, second, because
they take . keen, sava5e pleasure In seeing
two gladiators mangle and maui each other.
The presence at brutal exhibitions OF this
Kind OF such notorious persons a. Alderman
4cAullen, one OF the city fathers OF the
Quaker City, does much TO encourage en-
bryo pugilists and to keep up the interest In
the prize ring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

What o wonderful man Carl Schurs was
four years agol what irresistible logic was
his, and what . gigantic intellect he pos
sesed. But how have the mighty fallen!
echurx and the other liberal reformers VINO
have again taken shelter under the wing OF
me republican party are "no account" poll.
ociAna In The eyes OF their former associates.
Inc "sc9v am Ere, . German democratic
paper pooiished At Cleveland, sorrowfully
says, "Cari Schnrs II not the ssme Old Car,
or former days." and that che hardly rises
above an ordinary stump speaker.n This is
nd.
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FOB REHTI IOR REHTl ROB REaTI

Two new BRICK DWELLINGS; containing IL
rooma; With oil mo4ern improvements; facing the
south situste between 18th and 18th streets north
west; In first class neighborhood. These houses
are very well built and finished In Q supe rior man
ner Careful and responsible tenants desired at
80 Per month. Also, on grounds south Of Oolum.
blan College. fhth and Boundary street. BRIOK
DWBLLIA0:j just hn1shed; has IL rooms ami bath.
room; gas and water; with large lot suitable for
$40 y street. a1ol1-fr
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We did not quite do justice to the new
geography adopted by our talented school
board, In our item on Saturday. II 1t is q
year behind the times in Its paragraph on
this District, 1t makes up for 1t by being q
year In advance on Colorado, which 1t in.
forms rs (page 33) became q state In 1875
81 Congress had been provided with this val
liable work that body would have been
saved the trouble OF admitting Ii two months
ago. The same volume makes the startling
discovery In hydraulics that by the system
OF locks "the water in the Erie canal is
raised TO the level OF the mountain ridge
over which the Niagara river falls" Page 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

Vermont elects State officers to-day, and
though the republicans assert that Tilder
has sent up . barrel OF money to reduce thei
majority, they seem TO expect TO carry ths
State by fully their average majority o
above twenty thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

Good soldiers never excel orders, but two
policemen did In New York the other night.
They were ordered TO go TO place kept by
the notorious The. Allen and see IL gam bling
was going on. They made an inspection and
found nothing, and subsequently stationed
themselves In room having grated win
dows, refusing 10 leave. Allen thereupon
turned the key on them end kept them
locked mp all night. He then went to Do
lice headquarters and lodged q complaint
against them for trespass. The police COM
missioners expressed themselves as surprised
that the police Insisted upon remaining with
In the building, intimating that such a course
was In direct violation OF law, aud direct ted
the superintendent to investigate the case
and prefer charges against the officers. The
Herald says that while the Imprisonment OF
the policemen was disgraceful In ITSELF 1t
was not undeserved, and that an order for
policemen to bivouac in any house, even q
gambling house, Is such an outrageous usur-
patton OF power that Ii admits Of neither ex-
cuse nor palliation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-05

The President Ii credited with having
recently said that his plan was to send the
Sioux To the Indian Territory and get them
interested In raising cattle. The Virginia
tNevada) Evening Chronicle thinks there Is
something practical In the idea OF making
stock raisers OF the Indians since they
cannot as rule be made farmers. 1t is in
formed that sometime ago q part of the
Comanche Indians exchanged their ponies
for sheep, and are now doing pretty we'll In
the business OF sheep raising. Anything to
keep them from raising scalps.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

7eS -, - s-x-sf....e
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TIA. SMs,s OF a oLsIs.sL. sroRs
HE. us 18th street ''-A $50: 81
NOTlCK-sPICIAL IMPRoyRMKEr TAXES
~ PAID at very loo rate. All kinds Of .. Q: Sc
sspsT Hal boom. MI nesrO ,Olitaa s.Si su s q.
sAtkIs: ssGss S.I,S;s; IA L..:.
the bet .,snd' in the city. APPls 1907 sr.s'
OwING TO rHK DHCLIHIHG HIALrH or
GOOD ss pEuo sross .f 20
upon %sSSf +; S' sTS:ss
sepx1 Attorney ct Lac. aus AZ street.
EoR TRADl-A Desirable HOUSE in good 10
Hdsrss r. sssI I nice
pIlsoss DEsIEIIs To BORROW HONEY
S..: iSs !; ;s::: z
aSs siST Si :r. 6; f Fl. S sss
f;'s cssirf Ssss::ss... T 3 s. s ~
LOB eAtn Oh IxoHANGB.A vINGYARD
II,,s and tsUir Iash. sood Sai,dics ssd A. .I:
SIsacP pf oo ne ss.f r..s .s sS
Agents oIs fth street ssSi@
a "a mr. 5S:as sSsis..s
:ss1.:: s
LOB SALE Oh TIA oB-A small HOUSE,
oIss q wort. q 600 small SSussry piece
n P end sts ss and House
eep1S IRepl ell 7th street.
TQ LOAN-sever.I .n.n SUMS OF nOnIY.
II fr nm o., r In spH
fHso y. eArJHIL,
LOB eALK-A BAk KkY AND FIXTURGs-a
i coed chance for an enter prisins man. Inquire
at Hsrrison street, Upiontovn sussI-sts
VI We have Just received (bessdes our ordinary
sI :sGSSd ns and iSa
aa,s We tnsrt fore ofer them at IS per cent. lees
sH 70 s. !. sO s :sS,
VII q ,Sl s. very low, Ameps the .n.ns are
Moore, a. w.Ss s.' . sSS Hollis, ";
late: make, With al modern iopr ,sene ns:. from
:sto u saues, g to IS In barrel: from 81 to q.
tssrsls IeSoH ndins and triple wedge Ioots Pistoi
nno other choice stocks. Also, Inc stock Of Gun
90 Zoe. ana Commission Brokers' ,e esrner io,s
seo = ..ree0. susSl CT
FOR sALElAt /. er.s. ..orin,e: 300 acres Of good
Georss oo ossree1s na near Tee Bse Prime
y
ans13s J. SWEET, Sll 7th street.
kOR sAL1-6O acres Of very nne and desir.bIe
o. the city; Improvements consist OF Frame Hsuse
OF rooms, barn, grsnary, &c. Price $500, on
eesy term.i city property, uaincumbered, to the
amounf OF $500 or 5000, viii be taken In part
sus1s-av 81. SWEET, sII 9TH street.
Observation-Disclosures RUIr
fAk9 near the city for Q Lot In the suburbs.
Addrtse YlhhYARD, Star once. sue1s 81
WAHTED-o2,s0Of for tso years, secured on
susR-lm J. a. W, i3I sth street northwest
WAHrED-A PARTHER half intecestJ in :
w hr,t class, good paying Dry Goods business, on
PSnnssvsSfa avenue Tor particulars address
LOB sALE-stcch and FIXTURES Of an estsblisbed
e.lities in the city. address BUsis sss. Boz No.
500. augH
OUEBH CITY LAND AND BUILpINa Asso.
s sfnVss sSTFTT 81 b.s 81. ss.s,,
=, and ssFess northwest, Wsshington, b. q.
1850. .nn sgitpiEe LOTS o. ONLY.
100000 ACRIs IN Iakas D. ,s
In quantities to suit eli psr.ons' " 'no '0u'n "e'
Information free. Satisfaction guaranteed. au7- I'm
M Oh = TO LOAF.
$1,000 to loan on choice real estate. in sum. Of
few sums as Der cent in from q eo % q 900.
marll corner 7th and streets.
&SO TO 5000 INVESTED IN STOCK
Writ. fer = p.a. pooa ksn nd is;an. y 4. 4
JOHN HICKLIN0 90.
ocd-ly Bankers and Brokers. ~ Brood way, ny.
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PERSONAL.

1 claims against +. o. BLMORH CO,lSIS
sfn street, are requested to present same to BOSS
DAAH, Anorney., l9s Louisiana ave. seps St
unFOkMATIOH WANTED OF ELIZABETH
Il ANN KELLY, by her father.
sep2 So JAMES KELLY, Soldiers Home.
HY0U WAN T something really pleasant q Q
4 IDENTIFIES, try WILLS EU6BKA TOOTH
POWD4k, imposed entirely Of tmDor ed articies,
pleasant to the taste, and equal 10 any 70 cent ar
CO. nuR1.lv
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
FOB THI OURE OF IMPOT11OY, seminal
H. ESs Hs sIerms.orrhG., Or Lost Visor. Try
Pay;; Tor .sle at 300 street southwest, opIo.its
'@ltnsonlan. aug13-3ws
nR: BU0KLIB yOsEs twenty year. e1De.
- Renee tn Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ova-
Bu,5ness confidential. Roems for patients. f6S
y. Howard street, Baltimore aueH -tr
III. kKON, 7xs Oldsa EaabItsAsd a.d O.a
" kshebh Ladtss' PAysseias - tAs Cry, can be
.trcst. nom j 70 5 o'eiocf. All Fsmais OoS.
Su "s.s: 9sS and 20
"S4EIsPPAGrIos@A Io:,ly: cure, q =, Z.
nls :; pr; IsiSy. 4 ne 9 street, cor. q Penn
A cASD ;.5 " We ..' ,qs,Int from e:
veeknss, early decay, los Il manhood, ic.' VIII
6HAsai: r.. Es.. rsnsd! vs. sU di.ee1s!.d By
SSI SSS: g: tx FL: si
,e ;s; g = .a 6as :;:.
Is Organs. a ~ SssissaIs
scsntiy earsa II csy 3. S1pSs
~ 4: st.Ses quickly cured and the poison sntifeI
euIy. .sDsfmstorrhes. brought On By eScesses an
ssuss n ysuth. oauEnS los Of memory and insani
sSsSii U1S:eds e,
s,%ass ashs @ 6,adins.s, syl iorsbodinss. ssif
fs@eds: 6snt}s@sn pSsinS tSsnsssHs. IN ' Sg
s,1S en- 81: being sSd sC,
S ssS q; s &: 49,!
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This eeleoseted L.dy AstIoloGi.t end Healing
Medium can be consulted q No. 901 street, 90 r..
ner OF q northwest. She hes no superior in deli a.
eating the Paet, Present and Future. In love or
business her advioe II invaluable describing 70
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
you OF the sure way to success In al
ueDsn. olE. csnl-iv
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LOST AND FOUND.

I O6T-A little OOLOkED GIRL, about eight
~ years OF age, named Millie," from sos Sc.
northwest. It,
I OsT-A POCK TT BOOK, Containing about
~ Sn between 9th and 10th streets, and toe hours
OF and Z, September 4th, while slighting from q
chariot. A liberal reward will be paid for its re-
turn to the owner, 1922 9th st. northwest. It,
OeT-On Pennsylv ania avenue, on saturday.
IL gray Linen BASk, and ono hLDDV9. A
suitable reward will be Daid II returned 90 M adam
northwest. It,
&S khWARDI,.Lost. on s0th nlt:, 8 speckied
PUP. about t.o months old. Had s2<
,ssTl;,r d ,S ss0s on lsi. side Of ~S71Is
reward above n d.livered to I. RDWABD CLARK
co, once sos Pennsylvania avenue north
southeast. sens ST.
l. TuRlKX TOOTH Po*DHl: Il sradasiiy
remove. taft:r and eli itnIuritiss, harder: the
Drug etoros; . cents. aug1-
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PROPOSALS.
nR0pOs.Is ron UYDRaUI.TO CrMg0T

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, War AND ,
NAVY DEPARTMENT., 2100 PENN AVE,
WASHINGTON, ID. q, Sept "a, fs76h
Sealed Proposals, ipdorsed "Propoess for Hy-
drsuic Cement" will te received at this Ofioe uu-
til y O'Clock on the lth instant for farnfshing
aud delivering at the sfte OF the EAsT WING Of
building for State, War and Navy Departmen ts,
three thousand barrels. more less OF Hydra ulic
Cement ofeuch brands approved and used BY
the officers Of the United States Corps Of Ensi-
neers, and by the eupervising Architect Of the
Treasury Department.
o. 4 BABOOOK,
Colonel OF Bbginesrs, o. .. Army.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

will be sometime before the road will get
better. We understand that a good ferry
boat, rugged with a good wire cable, is do
ing good service at the old Gallagher Fer
ry at Gallatin City.
From the Helena Herald.
Delegate Maginnis has placed us under
obligations for d copy of ian act establish
ing post %routes,' introdueed;in the Senate.
February 25th, and referred to the Com
mittee on Post-offices and Post Roads.
Shouldn't become u law the following new
routes will be established in this Territory:
From Bozeman, via the Crow agency, to-
Big Horn City.
From Bozeman, via Springhill, Cowan's,
and East Gallatin to Central Park
From Fort Shaw to South Fork Of Sun
River.
From. Gaffney's, vias Rochester, Divide
Creek, and Vipond, to Trapper.
From Frenchtown to Nine Mile Mines.
An ex~tensionfroma Unionville to Nelson
Gulch.
VIM Nowlan brought in this morning
from the Des Moines Smelling Works, Jeffer-
son City, three huge bricks, valued at 3d.
800. This bullion will be shipped East by
the Peoples National Bank.
Ell. Rosenbaum, of Canton, Meagher u
ty, was in yesterday with a load of wheat.
1t sold readily from the wagon at d.
Wells, Fargo & Co., to-day shipped in
silver. bullion. $1 $40
Previous shipments 70,4l5
Total since January l...............$T,7 9O
On Wednesday evening last, DR. Thomas
Reeee delivered before the Good Templar
Lodge Of Helena, the first, Of q course Of
lectures OF the e Physiological Influence
Of Alcohol" This Introductory, lecture,
we learn. was treated in an able manner,
and was pronounced by the audiences sue
cess. The Doctor will soon, follow with
others until the course is complete.
1t is reported that good pay, diggings have
been struck OH Nine Mile, and that the camp
will be better than last year.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

Cave precinct, II majority against APP
proval.
Whites Gulch gave 4 majority for APP
prevail.
THE following are the returns from the
Territory as far as heard from:
In Lewis and Clarke county, six precincts
gave lbs majority against approval.
Three precincts in Choteau county gave 5
majority against approval.
Bozeman gave 304 majority for approval.
Three precincts in Jefferson county gave
81 majority for approval.
Virginia City gave 81 majority for ap-
prevail. 1t is estimated that Madison coun-
ty will give $50 majority for approval.
The Herald estimates that the Territory
will give 40 majority for the approval Of
Railroad Act.
AN Independent special from Deer Lodge
says that county will give about $50 ma
jority against approval.
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Sands Bros.

Sands Bros.
OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS: -Four
hundred (4oo) pieces Bleached Muslin, yard-wide,
at 70 i-a cents and upwards; so pieces Spring Pop
lin at rs, 30 and 30 cents and upward; IS pieces
Freuch rercale, yard-wide, at 16 2-3 cents; IS pieces
Embroidered Edgings at 1a, II IL, and Is cents per,
yard, A full line of Silks, Irish, .Poplins, Etc.
The CELEBRATED " MOUNT VERNON ,, Hydraulic
Duck and Hose in SO, so, 1910 and 1910.
SANDS BROS.
Helena, March 4, 1876.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06
TO Our Patrons Throughout the~Terrltory,

We are preparing our circular for 1876, and desire
cordially to thank you for your patronage and sup
port during the past nine years, and venture to hope
that by square and liberal dealing we may merit
your continued confidence. Would solicit special
attention OF persons who have purchased machinery
of any kind from other parties, in the Territory or
in the east, wishing repairs. They should not delay
sending their orders later than March first, as we
make our seauisition for the coming season at that
time. Threshers, Engines, Saw Malls, etc., will
not be ordered unless by special request.
II. {. Power e Co..
Helena, Montana, December 80, 1870.
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To the Dry Goods Trade

Under our CASH SYSTEM of doing business, we
propose to sell goodsat such SWEEPING REDUC-
TIoNS as to make tito the interest of the cash pay
ing portion of the trade to buy their goods at HOME
instead of sending money OUT OF THE COUN--
r for anything lin the
IsRY GOODS EENE@s
Having taken theJead, and put down the prices of
goods in this market, we continue to offer superior
Inducements, and propose not only to meet the
market prices, but win cur UNDER in every in
stance FOR CASH. Buyers will please examine
the market, and then compare our prices with
others. ORDERS SOLICITED. Samples and
prices sent on application.
y. II. Royce SEQ.
Helena, December 2, 1875.
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B jim.
To the wife of j. r. Marks, at Lone Tree ranch IN
this county, u son.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Eggs-! Eggs!! Eggs!!i
From pure, imported White ~Leghorns and Par
fridge Cochins, selected for Matching, at 1915 per
setting. Address: II. III. kLELNSCHMIDT,
Helena, Montana. 1S-tf-
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l. OCAL N Z w S

NorIcE.-The Republicans of Meagher county
are hereby requested to meet at their several pre-
einets for the purpose of selecting delegates to at
tend the County Republican Convention to meet at
Diamond City, at II m. of Wednesday, april 18th.
1876, to select four delegates to attend the Republic
can Territorial Convention to be held in Deer
Lodge, Wednesday, April 10th, 1876. The several
precincts areentitled to delegates, as follows
Diamond, S. Centerville, 9; Duck Creek, /; Con-
federates /; Whites, !; Cave, 2; New York Gulch.
i; Belt, Il Thompson, !; Smiths River, l.; Round
airexe, l. w. F. HAASE,
Chairman County ami
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

THE Missouri river is lower than If hos
been at this season of the year for a number
of years past.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

CAPT RoDGEEs, OF the Rodgers House at
the Beaver creek crossing, in Jefferson coun-
ty, has resigned the office of Postmaster.
and Mr.. David Shaffey, his nearest neighbor,
has accepted the position.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

The Ross Bros, Of Red Bluffs, Cal, will
start for Montana in a few weeks with their
band of $4,000 head OF sheep.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

Mr.. G. S. KELLY has purchased a house at
the lower end Of town, which he purposes
to repair and occupy as bis residence.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

A PRIVATE letter received from a Confed-
crate Gulch miner who is passing the winter
III Illinois, says: We are having a rough
spring. Rain is falling continually. \ <
Pretty ladies' are plentiful, and I am enjoy
ing myself hugely. They have a leap-year
party every week, and they come and take
a fellow alongr whether he wants to go. or
not. My knees are. getting weak from lift
ing them over the crossings. 1t is harder
work than drifting, but a fellow can stand
lots of it."
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

MIR. COLE PUETT passed through town
Tuesday on his way tothe Muscle shell, to as
sist in the general roundup, and attend to
his stock, which are wintering in that sec
ton. He informs us that the turnout to
the election at Confederate precinct was
light, only fourteen votes being cast.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

Our efficient IL dlligenr ~road-supervisor,
who exerted his strength end damaged his
toes ia a laudable endeayor to remove an I'M
slightly obstruction from our streets on ALL
Fools-Day, is couyalescins.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

CUR friend has recovered from the
effects OF the injuries received at the late
Canyon Ferry dance. He stands erect,
steps quickly, looks well, and appears to be
in good trim for another race.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

We are pleased to learn TIL at Messrs.
Cromhaugh 81 Burt are SO well pleased with
tered On Smiths River Valley, that they
have decided to drive $4,000 head Of sheep
from their ranches near Red Bluffs, Cal, to
Montana this season.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

THOSE Interested should not fail to read
ahe. Internal Revenue notice which appears
in another column. Collector Fuller is a
pleasant gentleman to transact business
with, but i'll Government matters there must
be promptness.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06

MEssRs. GsooDALE & BENNEr, fine stock
breeders OF Upper Smiths River Valley.
have had remarkable success with their
band of sheep. this winter. Twenty-six of
their thoroughbred ewes have thirty-two
young lambs, ali of which are in a thriving
condition. ~