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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-04

1871
'S nIe r. y ''1' N-' p'''- $3.50 $1,000 90
Feb 90, by amount paid County Teas
urcr, lVl %
Feb. 20, By amount paid County Treas
urer in delinquent tax, s,1oO 80
fS uSe ri IN U sa SOD''' p"'' oO s,lSi IS
A redeemed me- and bOnd PAID ~ n,ssi SO
March l2 by amount of Delinquent
personal rcll, % "
March Il. by dinount OF errors Ia per-
sonal roll, Us
March IL, by amount for setting out
trees, - ol
March, IL; by art Of orders redeemed, ICES q
." " on hand, 1896 81
Total. sS4,lS2 9S
Statement Union School District City Of Al
As.cssment tax roll 1876. $500 co
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

Tho Tybo Sun OF tho 18th says Albert
Hooper, stock raiser, Mt Box Springs.
in this county, had his right leg broken
below the kneo, in two Places. last
Sunday, September 7th, whilc lassoing
n wild horse. In throwing tho rope.
tho horse was caught by ono OF tho
foro legs, and in running entangIed
Hooper in tho rope, dragging him some
two hundred yards before he could ex-
tricate himself. He was taken to Bel.
mont where his leg was set, and. at
last accounts, was doing rs we'll ns
could be expected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

THE San Francisco Stock ErchHnge
affords this brief scrap from the funny
history Of the Duncaus, whoso uimiri.
bio management for the bank, has just
been brought prominently before the
public through the Hud,lcn collapse OF
the rotten Pioneer institution: About
five years ngo Joseph q. Duncan mar
ried tho daughter of Thomas Gray, und
subsequently Mr.. Gray WIS chosen
PrcsidGit Of the Pioneer Bank. Il. i.
La WHrne, Secretary OF The Safe Deposit
Company. was formerly n naval officer
in tho English service. \ few years
since he married the youngest daughter
OF j. G.. Duncan. james Il. Smcdburg,
who is Trustee in tho Pioneer Bank.
married the eldest daughter Of j. G.
Duncan. W. l.. Duncan. bIo;hcr of j.
q. D0ncGn, m"rried thc Lie Rev. DR..
Lucky's daughter. VIM. $. LncLy. See.
retaty rro TEN Of lhc Snio Deposit Com.
pany. is Il son Of Rev. D.. Lucky and
h:o.ac! in.!nw Of W. i. Duncan. And
so OH GO - .;I'..I.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21
The blythe Divorce Case.

Owing TO the wenlth, md position
Of the defendent, Thomas II. Blythe,
tho divorce suit OF Blythe vs.. Blythe,
now pending in San Francisco, is at
tracting considerable attention AS ono
Of the sensations OF tho hour.
One Nellie Firman, an actress, is
bringing the suit for q divorce, claim-
ing to bo his lawful wife which the
dcfendcnt stoutly denies. From the
fncts thus fur gathered, the woman is
n willy adventures, having been known
in years past under variety Of names,
and tho solo object in tho effort to get n
divorce, is doubtless 10 obtain aIimony.
The case is to bo tried soon. Nellie
has retained W. II. l.. Barnes and J..
W. Tyler rs her counsel, and Blythe
will be defended by II. II. ITuight and
Hall McAllistur.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

THE.E hrnd~cd tramps nro now en-.
cnmpcd in tents aud under trees between
Sonoma Gad Santa Rosa, California.
They hHvc no visible means of support
and commit many dcprcdations. They
arc bound together rs n regularly or
gnnizcd body, Md the neighboring
people nro becoming alarmed at their
duly increasing insO!cnce. Their num-
bors nio constantly increasing in tho
ratio OF nbout ;"oniy per day. Half II
dozen vn@rants went up from San FRAN
cisco OH Saturday for The especial pur.
pose Of joining this band.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

Tho Eureka Sentinel of the 18th inst.
contains tho following;
By private letter from San Fran
Cisco yesterday the nows was received
that tho Two Union Pacific car robbers
recently overhauled and killed by tho
detectives, were mono other than Tip
Orndorfr and L. =. Rains, both we'll
known in this town aud throughout tho
coast. We very much doubt the cor
recipess Of the information, as both of
the fuSitiYcs have, according to Eas.
tern papois, been already identified,
one as cattle man from Texas, and
the othec us well known desperaJo,
who bad resided in that pait Of tho
COUNTY for f number Of years. Only
n week ago the Sioek Exchange anuoun-
ccd that Raincs was in Arizona engaged
i'll mining speculations. and could be
found i'll hat locality whenever wanted.
OTndorfI. although n sporting man, has
always had Il fair reputation for hon
esty, and has never been implicated
i'll any Transaction heretofore that would
mako him amendablo TO tho law.
RGines, OH The contrary, hns been un.
der n cloud, and his record is not nj
together clean. We aro inclined TO
believe that thcrc is IL mistnIe in the
news. and hardly think its truth will
be coDiirmcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

An English gentleman, who Is grcnt-
IL Interested i'll the Turkish war, until
lately thought everybody elso was as
interested as himself. How he was
mdecciyca is nmusingly described by
tho London Ermamcr. Jlc told his
servants TINT every day Mt noon they
might tnko tho newspapers from his
study 10 tho servants hall. a fow days
nftorward, in passing tho hail, lie
heard tho cook rcading something TO
her companions. "Ahl cnnt keep
away from tho war news, 1 see, nny
more than myself" wns his joyful OK.
clHmntion upon seeing tho group.
Tho cook blushcd and then said: ut
isn't exactly tho war nows I'm reading,
sir it's about Nn Irish woman biting
picto out OF n Scotch womnn's face,
to keep her quiet"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21
Filed, October 9th. 1877.
The SpraISrIsiiip

All efforts to unite the opposition to
Randall for the Speakership OF tho
House, were utter failures, and before
the cnucas. tho New York delegation,
by vote, withdrew the name OF S. S.
Coy, as q candidate for tho, position.
Shortly after the caucus was called to
order, Randall, GOode and SGylcr were
placed in nomination., neither Of the
candidates entering the GAUGES. Tho
result of the ballot was, Randall. I01,
GooGc, 90; Say tee, IL; and ono blnnl.
RauGaIl's nomination IVES then made
unanimous, and Wood, Goodo and Say
Ter were appointed TO communicate ihe
result 10 the successful candidate and
invite him 10 enter the hall.
After the applause had subsidized,
4lr. Randall spoke us follows:
w. C"cGEidm end Representatives -
1 th"nk you. Your action tonight is
most Era;eiul to Inc. will, in admin.
istering Che high Office to which shall
oc caiieu, cnueaNor 10 do my full duty
10 my country, believing that in such
course ! will best pI omoto tho inter-
est and success Of onr party, secure
your confidence and receive tho nm
ProTal of my courtrymen. [Applause.[
Sargent-at-nrms, Thompson, received
tho nomination by ncclamation; Adams,
tho present incumbent, for clerk; Polk,
for door.kccper; Stewart, of Yirginin,
for postmaster Of the House, and Dir.
Southern, Chaplain.
As no important dividing questions
aro presented for consideration, and
members generally manifest n whole
some conservative spirit, it is thought
that very little pnrtazansllip will be ex-
hibitpd nj tho session.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21
The Charges Sustained.

According to tho news from wash
ington, the report OF the Linderman
Mint Investigating Committee sust1ins
the charges of mul administration of
the affairs of that Government Institu-
tion, Inade by the Snn Francisco
Chronicle, and MessB La Grange and
Cicott will be obliged to retire in order
to mako room for other, and it is hop
cd, better men. OF A. p. Catlin, of
Sacramento, who il is understood will
6ueeoedi GGcn. iu Grunge, the Chronicle
has tho followinZ;'
"Mr Cntlin is Prince, n lawyer of
ability, man of strict integrity and
exalted character. lie came into the
Republican party from the Wigs, md
when the party local machinery became
too corrupt for an honorable man's mp
proval he united with the old Sacra-
lnGnto Union and Governor Booth in the
organization Of the independents. In
1875 lie supported Bidwcll for Cover
nor. He is man Of family, and in all
respects fit for the position TO which he
will soon be appointed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

JUDGE WHEELER Inns denied the mo-
tion to set aside the judgment in the
case of FlorN II. Pinney vs.. George NJ.
Pinney. Judge Wheeler snid that this
cnsc was decided littlo moro than q
year ago, resulting in n decree OF di-
Yorce being granted to the plaintiff.
Tho defendant wns nbsont from the
State Ht the time. and service by sum.
MONS had to be dono by publication.
IO returned to the State Inst April. but
did not flo his motion TO yacato the
judgment against him until ono day
nftcr tho timo Of one year approved by
the statute. Tho chief ground tnken
for The motion was irregulnrity in tho
service. This wns entirely untcnablo,
as service had been mnde according to
Inv, and the court was held TO strict
construction Of the Etntutc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

The following mining corporations
hayo just filed their certificates oi in
corporation in san Francisco: The
EcdAn Silver Mining Company. Oh.
jcct 10 mine in Elko County, Nevada.
Directors-Georse W. Kidd, George d,
Roberts. i. Grceuebnum, j. u. YER
donEl, j.. j. Clement. Capital, $IO.-
100000. Falcon Mining Company.
Object. TO mimo in Elko County, New.
ada. ID 'cctora-CiuO. w. Graysom,
Samuel McSIastcrs, John A. Paxton,
S. Rcinlrnrt and NJ. =. Frcumun. Cap
itHl, $40, 0,OOO, QUO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

TIE Sacramento Bee OF tho lIth, says:
George Fay, the ton.year.Uld boy who
beat liltlo Ettie Freeman so shnncfully,
wAa taken before Justice Grouse In
Washington this afternoon for cxnmi-
nation, but tho cnso wos continued by
stipulation until next Friday. Tho
poor child 10 still in very rrccnrious
condition, md Inns lntcly spoken about
tho dRatnrdly assault upon her. Sho
Gnys: ',GcorEo Fay hit mo on tho hoad
Nth knife IN his hand"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

In DcadwOod dispatch, wo notice
That T.. 9. BrcnrIy, formerly resident
OF Eastern Nevada, was unanimously
elected Delegate to Washington in
the intercs! OF the now Territory move.
ment, Mt II largely attended Republican
Convention held at that pluco on tho
llth instant. The Convention nd
opted resolutions heartily endorsing
tho present Administration.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21
Propu>rd Nc,y .Iudicinry Law,

Scnator-formcrIy Supreme Judge
Davis. and Judge Drummomd nrn pre-.
pairing bill for new Judiciary Inv,
which will bo introduced at the com.
ing session Of CouSrcss. The bill con.
templates n complete change in many
branches Of tho Federal judiciary
which the Judge feels confident nro in
need OF reform.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

ADoLrn SUrno's terms for compro.
misc with the Comslock mino owners.
IL tho payment to tho tunnel company
by tho mines, Of $8O.0O0 monthly. for
oight yoars, which will DO about So per
linear foot, embraced In tho various
lOcnlitica.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

"BnINo on your Witnesses" aaid tho
judge in n western murder trial. Clerk
looking up and whispering to the
Judge: There is gnme of pedro
going on in tho other room," Judge:
"Sancho or plain?" Clerk; "Sancho."
Judge: "This court is adjourned for
one hour.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21
ELK0, NEVADA, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1877.

mont is about S2,ocO,ooO, TINT of the
Department of Justice about $25O, 900.
Secretary Schurz asks $4,000 10 re-
pnir The damage sustained ct tho In
terioc Department by the erecent fire.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

WE obtain the following from the
Phoebe Record: Things arc going on
steadily in the Alps Mining Co. They
are still shipping ore from the chloride
development OH. Tho 00O-foot Lowell Of
The GInzeppa mine. Tho stope, so feet
in length, is now opened; vein growing
stronger rs the running in the west
continues. Ore is milling $3.50.
ArFAIns in tho Raymond & Ely con-
tinues going on steadily without any
marked change. The usual work on
the l2O0-foot level is being prosecuted
with success. On the upper levels orc
slopes continue to yield fair amount
OF orc of tho same grade as heretofore,
no apparent change tnking place. The
mill continues running steadily Oh ore
and tailings. Eleven largo sized bars
came up during The week.
JoHN SHERIDAN has hauled in the
the past week several loads of sacked
ore from the Maylower mine OF Bristol
District. This mino still continues to
yield MI abundant quantity OF ore and
no sign Of its having yet found the
size md extent of the ledge.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

TnE Gcrmnil..Amoricnn bank OF
Qnlncy, Ills., closed its doors wcdncs
day morning. It's liabilities nrc placed
nt 100000, with Nmplo asscst to cover
them,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21
The President. Message.

a Washington dispatch states That
tho Presidents message to tho extra
session will only call attention 10
deficiencies In appropriations and nsl,
for necessary legislation upon that
subject.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

D"S'r fail TO SEQ ihoso lovely "cap
shapes" md choice millinery al 4. Il.
Bndta
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AlvertI.in u Rate. In U. S. coEnr

Nqusre no Lines Snuraricl Type or Sraco
b1uAl, urst lustftlOn ..-.sS .........-.Si W
Each Additional Insertion. ] U
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

TnE dChro"icic states by authority
that The removal Of Laarango has boon
determined upon. and That tho name Of
his successor will 10 sent into tho Sen.
ntc carly next week. We'll IaC;rnnpc
las held Office long enough to 10 able
to retro on his snYings nnd lamcIs,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

4 liberal dico1Snt from the above rates to reg
IIAr quarterly advertisers.
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lncornorhtionS.

The following companies have filed
articles Of incorporation and Isis OF
officers in tho Recorders Office Elko
County, Nevada:
DELE ISLE MINING COMPANY.
Filed, October End, 1877.
Prcsident-G. W. Grnyson. 30
SecrctarY-R. II. Brown.
Supcrintcndcnt-Joh McNally.
Trustccs-G. W. Grayson, Dwight
Crit;endcn. NJ. Herman, N. Lambeth,
Stephen Roberts. ...
GRAND PRIZE WEST MINING COMPANY.
Filed. October 9th, 1877.
Prcsident-A. 81. La2snk il.
Secrctary-E. f. Dickens.
Superintendent-Jos A.rowsmith.
Trustces-A. II. Lassnk Jr., Jno. W.
Coleman, j. Clem Uhlcr, Thomas B.
Pne6y, G. W. Cape.
DIANA GOLD AND SILVER MlSISo CON-
pASY.
Filed, October 9th. 1877.
Presiden;-F. NJ. Smith.
Secictnry-J. L. McGeoghegnn.
superintendent. G. Lennon.
Trustees-F. II. Smith, L. W. Crane,
G. NJ. Peck: j. W. Hussey, NJ. d.
Howell.
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Subscription Rntest

Upt copy. cno )eAE .'.sss''ssss..s........ lO w
One Copy, six mouths. 80
One Copy, three months. 3 90
DeIIyrrr,l In Elko by carrier ri 90 cents week.
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Our Only Authorized Agents

q. w. CRANE, No. 3lA Montgomery 81. +.
San FranciHcn. Cal, solo agent for tho ELKo
IsDErI apESr. Is authorized TO contract for IN
sertng advertisements for us Et our lowest rates
coin. OnicrA left with Nr. crnnu will receive
rUmpt attention
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21
New Patents.

Through Dewey e Co., Patent
Agents, Snn Francisco, wo receive tho
following list Of u. S. patents, granted
to Pacific Coast inventors, VIZ:
Thomas G. Churchmau, Sacramento.
CAL, horse powers; Stephen NJ. Harris,
Forest grove, Oregon, wheel plows;
Joseph Hess, S. T., carpet sewing mn
chimes; William p. LOWS. Oroyille.
CAL, pneumatic dredging tubes; Asa T..
ilovcy, S. f., endless ropo fractions
railways; George 9. Stcinbaucr, $. T.,
hoo;s md shoes; Daniel NJ, Funk, Der.
risburg. Oregon, gaog plows; Charles
a. GuslNtson, S. T., gripping devices
for traction cables for propcllipg caIs
and YohiclCs; Andrew S. IIallidic, S. T..
endless rope tfHclion railways; Adcus.
ltansco, S. f., sofa hcdstcRd; John W.
Shacil"r, S. T., packing cigars; Leon NJ.
Bodwoin, Nevada City, Cnl., kitchen
tnblcs; James a. RcGb, s. T., saw mill
set works. Adam Rutherford, Wntia
Wnlla, W. Ter, horse collars; Roger l.,
Ryo", 81. F., coin wrappers - Re.
issncs-Charlcs L. Glake, $, T., relief
valves FOR water cylinders; Daniel II.
Phelps, Hnd Charles ". Edmonds OF
). T., fro alarm telegraph registers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

.fHr1-...f 7 p
At great expense, MR. DADT has secured
the services Of ono Of tho best DreAsmakers and
hllliners In San FranciGco, ;ste or tie .n%hne
House." Tho ladies of Elko have long felt tho
need OF good Drc!snakcr. and hAro been com.
pclled toP9y an enormous price for poor work.
To them' Ic would sny ho has spared no pains
to obtain thorough and competent person.
and one who is tho master OF her art. A
department for this new branch will be srced.
lily constructed In tho store. and those desitods
OF stylish work at low 1guies, will do we'll 10
give our DrcGSmakcr call. .As Miiliuer che
has no rival, and will bring with her 10 Eiko, Q
most exquisite sioek OF
Hats ma Millinery odods. 80
.... - D. 'guI s.s}p
s5"TWo or throc apprentices wanted lnu,o.
diately. Apply at tho Bioro. ,-----'' cd.
a. IL BADT. 4a;,
= S.lo. Nsr.ls.s sai,lp.s'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

Tns White rino Ners Is informed
TINT favorable showing for another
large orc body in the El,crhnrdt mine
on Troasure Hill Is being made. II Is
n continuation Of tho old chamber
worked out last year. Tho vein that il
being followed, md which may ot any
tIino open into another largo chamber,
is fivo feet widc Nnd forty feet high,
md give assays OF $50 per ton.
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DAILY ELKO INDEPENDENT

ISSUED livery DAY, SUNDAY EX-
l. copied
q. S. SEARS. Editor md Publisher.
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JON PRINTING

aI EVERY uEscHiTioa PROMPTLY DosE, IN THE
uEsr STYLE or THE Art
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sS-None but prepaid subscripliona received.
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.sFEgt,s. -ss.EGtgt..
NO. AZ.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS !

MR.. A. L. BADr takes plcasuru in announcing
that In very short time he will DO enabled to
lay before the residents OF Flko County, Tho
nostelcgant and complete stock OF ioiiv
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21
Staples, Etc, Etc,

Has 10 equal In tile County, ~
" - .@rsi
~! ~. az
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Ever brought iuto Eastern Nevada. This stock
has Purposely been purchased Is late Is ths
season wouid allow In order TO obtain tho iItest
novelties, and to perfect the complete stocking
OF his large and popular houke. .aa=ss,.
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TO HOUSEkEEpERS, E1C.,55.. !.
iIOral discount /, offered, and my e, extensive

hooFal discount Ia offered, Sud my extensive
stock OF lr -r.. i.-.. be- .-s,F g5-5
...Ss -
Carpets,
OIL Cloths, 5a4r ~ u,
Nottingham Lncss, 1'
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TO THE LADIES, LLlll1Ii IS /.
Fancy, and

Tho display or Notions, Etc, viii surp1as
anything set exhibited here and he hopes they
will extend 10 him that liberal patronage In tho
future which he has mertted and received in
the past si.H.,'5 Ri, II = ,.D;:p.Y
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II. ID. uArnouN, plopnIrron

Gp.,, Having flttodupIn
aeESzAS<Y elegant riylo his S.>oxxTyT.,,,
aha'H----iesA and hnylng Ur3viicd hiinsoiI
Win everything desirable and ncce,enry for ,br
conduct ofA FIRST. CLASS house, Gc would
lniornl bis fElunda nnh tho public that nj tho
FRENCH R0TTsBEBIE, on Nailrond Street,
Tan always hs obiaInei every IN k,iry that II pro,
nmecl on tho P6cl0o COaHt-.NyJbD ME,
LnuLTNH. FISH, nnd PSSTllY AMI
PEAIS OF hJ,L KINDS.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-06
!, ~. TIST
/ AAdvortfa1ug.

The Bismarck Business Directory pre-
pared for the Weekly, TRIBUNE, appears
elsewhere, Every business interest d
Bismarck having regular advertisement
in the Tri-Weekly TR1BuNE amounting
to&$2s or more, will be entitled to,a brief
card in the Bismarck Directory without
charge, and tor the credit of the city,
we hope every person doing business in
the city will claim representation in this
column. Those who desire TO make
changes in their cards as published, are
requested 70 hand the Editor the copy
for the change desired. r,y
. It will be impossible 70 give the atten-
ton we desire to give to thu, paper, until
after our building operations are conclu.
ded, but in few days this will be over,
and then we shall make the TRIBUNE a
better newspaper than ever before.
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The Ti-week1y.

x60 xT1sW 00AAy'
we do not start in with the FrisWseAy
expecting to discontinue in the faafor in
the spting,or at any time tine until tbs Pusi-
~nsss I'D, demands eof the city forces US to
drop it for daily. We have not can
vassed even the city for additional pat
ronage s. anytsNad, ,baves not asked for
pledges Of support Of any kind, but be-
lieving that Bismarck can and Will sustain
the paper, We undertake Its publication.
We invite cattention to the TRE11BHuNE's RI
filled pages, and give expression to
the hope that all who have any Interest
in Bismarck or in its,prosperity will give
"4~4 ~ suie - Az&s.zSl.s'-s - ~ - =. - 3
it a cheerfM' M'support 30 ~ ,fTfa- .eg
SSJ - ~ ts,J5s - ~ a
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-06

All this while the tree is asleep, It isun-
conscious of the change, and when #
wakes up in the spring # doscnt know
the difference, and couldn't die If it wan-
ted to.
It's to be regretted that the founders
Of our city IN laying off its streets, made
the lots Of 50 small dimensions. This IS
doubtless good arrangement Or the
business streets, but it leaves little rcom
for the exercise of taste in home SUE
roundings. However, by little care IN
setting the house back from the street,
every family can have room in front tos
at least grass plot for the children to
romp over,-aHd few trees to, AFFORD
shelter to the birds. Then, although
southern roses refuse to blossom IN the
dooryard, they will bloom spontaneously
in the childrens cheeks, and the bird
chorus in the morning will amply repay
the small outlay. Besides the trees III
themselves are beautiful. Their glossy
green leaves and waving branches are
indeed ga joy forever" In the suburbs
Of our city there are so many charming
homesites that it seems strange that they
have not long ago been appropriated,
since one can have all the delights OF
country home, in connection with the ell
egance and refinement Of the city. {s)
But seriously, whether in town or
country, would advise everybody, BY
all means, to plant trees of sorpe kind, IN
some manner, and if you have leisure and
means to experiment with fruit trees ano
Towering shrubs, you will find in them
fruitful mine Of pleasure,-r they .grorg.
LINDA w. SLAUGHTER.