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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15
NOTICE TO MINERS
United States Land Office,

Albert j. Stephens, whose post office address
is Camp Baker Meagher county, Montana
Territory, has this day filed his application
to enter as agricultural land, under the final
homestead laws, the northeast quarter IN Z qr) OF
section %, township, No: II north, range No. 4 east,
which land is suspended 5he4 ire from a ent ts,, y, no tas
at this office, on the seventeenth day of April
A. D. 1877, at ten o'clock a. M, to deter
mine as to the mineral or non-nlineral character of
said land, and testimonyto be used upon said hear
ing will be taken before William Gaddis, a Notary
Public at Camp Baker, Montana Territory, on the
u. M. 1t is alleged that there are no known
miners, nor mining improvements, upon said land.
j. III. NOE Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15
A NNUAL REPORT
OF THE
RFcFIPTS ARID ExPENDl URES
OF MEAGEEEsR COUNTY, M. T.,

OF MEAGEE91R COUNTY, M. H.,
FROM MARCH 1,ls76 TO MARCH l, 1871
Office of the County Clerk,
Diamond City, M. r., March l, 1877.
To the Board of 'County ConaaMsseone1's OF
Meagher County, Montana Territory:
GENTLEMEN In pursuance of law, l
herewith present my annual report OF the
receipts and expenditures of the county for
the year ending March l, 1877.
This report is a full and complete state
ment of the debt due from the county, in
Guiding the accrued interest on all outstand-
bonds and warrants to date, and a de-
tailed account of the receipts and expendi-
lures of the preceding year, showing frona
whom received, and to what persons and on
what account money has been paid.
Respectfully submitted,
Z. E. COLLINS, County Clerk.
The following is a detailed statement of
accounts~allowed on the several funds dur
ing the year:
COUNTY FUND.-MARcH l TO JUNE |, 1876.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15
Whitney
EWN i
MACHINES

The following specific points of superiority:
Threat Simplicity i'm Construction.
3-Exceedingly Light Running.
A-StiII Running. NDiseless.
5-PerfOrms all Varieties of Work.
~6-Iseauty of Finish and Workmanship.
7-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Machines sent ON trial before payment is required;
written guarantee to keep machines in order for five
years given with each machine. Why pay old prices?
Agents wanted. For circulars and particulars,
Address, The Whitney Mfg. Co..
% Adams St, Chicago, Ills.
January So, 1S77-2-lO-6m.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15

SEPTEMBER l TO DECEMBER /, 1876.
Lewis & Clarke Co Board and cloth
ing for prisoner............"...... 81
II Fleming for services as Sheriff.. q
C S Kelly Sup't Schools 6;
J E Murray Probate Judge IL
Il e Collins Co Clerk........ u;
Lenhardi e. Norton Lumber for
bridges S
I A rnnn "a, Cor corx,iaac DC InIo.a olaafion Q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-23

All New Articles of Fancy Stationery Received bv tIs
earliest arrivals from London and New York
ACCOUNT BOOKS FOR BANKS PLANTATIONS
Enc, MADE TO ORDER DESPATCH
PRINTING of Bill Heads, Circulars Cards Etc Etc
EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH RATES.
New Stock Received bv e.verv ss+aav,er
g Country Merchants find for their e,s % cal and
sn my sock before purchasing se0hes .a Be
pron'ptnsS and despatch. = 1850 ~ - 49, -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-23

Ivory Tablets. Paper Cutters, etc
Cash and Deed Boxes. Check Caters and canesllsrs
croquet Sets. School Satehels
Inkstands, in great variety
Elastic Bands and Rings. Alphabet Books
Pen Wipers aud Racks, Rulers
School States and Slste Pencils
All kinds Of Tin goods aud Cash Boxes
Post-ofice and Envelope Tia Racks
Childreu's Sets Tenpins
Childrsn's Drawing Cards and Toys. in great varsity
Copying Presses, Oil Sheets and Brushes
Crayons, white and colored
Desk Folios, Pads and Weights
White and COOred Bl0tiing Papers
Drawing. Drafts. Note. Order ani Receipt Books
$4,000 Enveopes. Of all sizes and varsity from No.
tol5.
Eyelsts and Eyelet Machines
Herbariums aud Scrap Books
Autograph Albums. OF all sizes and priess
Initial Paper aud Envelopes
LEATHER GOODS.
A large and more complete Assortnest tkaa sAa b
found at any other establishnent. susa as;
Memorandum Books Postage Stamp Albums
Pocket Books Wallets aed Por,monaiss
Travelling Desks. Rsticues
Bankers Wallets. folio aud cap sizes
Ladies' and Gents Portfolios, etc., etc.
Colored Morocco Skins
Sheep Skins, Morocco Cloth, ETC.
BLANK BOOKS.
A very full and extensive assortment Of rup.r;.,,
quality comprising every varsity Of form and style
adapted to all kinds Of business namely.
Ledgers. Journals. Day Books. Cash Books. Sales
BookS. Waste Books. Invoices Books. Note Book.
Note and Bill Books, Letter Books sie- etc
Writing Books Of all the various ruIiaxs loor ana
broad. quarto form
Quarto Account Books
Blank Drawing Books
Albums. great variety Of elegant styles
Fine Record Books. for Societies Clubs ete
"orkmen's Time Books. Weekly ami Neatly.
PHOTOGRAPH PICrUREA
Including Stereseopes Of Hawaiian. Am.yic.r- Enr-
lish and European Scsnsry, esbinst and fal si1s
photographs Of public aaeu and noted pl.sss
~ My collection u Photograph Pieturss uin
always be found worth iasPsetiss.
PICTURE FRAMF,a
In great variety, frorr cabinet size inekss to
neasy gus oineh moulsngs. for szrKsrt ,i4s psturss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-23

adjudcated by the Land Commission. The
Kings devise. however, confirmed her title aud
removed all question as to the validity oil the
mahele or award to mis- Queen.
But the King devises the "Ahupuaas" OF
"Kalua" and "Kaneohe" and there are no words
from which it can be dedueed that anything
more than those "Ahupuaas" was intended by
the King. These Glands" were devised by him
the list contains Ills as well as Ahupuaas-and
the Ills ia question in this suit are not mention
ell in this list
As to possession as the basis for title by
prescription the title To these Ills havisg been
found to be in the King Kamehameha u at the
time Of his death. it passed by force Of his Will
to Kamehameha w.. and it has been settled by
the decision often referred TO in this opinion, 10
the Estate of K w that the title in that Kings
lands passed TO Kamehameha his successor,
and is now in the Commissioners OF Crown Lands,
the Defendants az bar.
Adverse possession Of these Ills could have
been commenced by KalamA from the death OF
her husband the King. December l5 1854, or as
soon US his coverture ceased.
| understand that there is no prescription
against the State (see KhhOomana vs. Minister OF
Interior 3 Haw. - J. but the King as an indivi-
dual cannot claim this immunity :-"Nnllum tenn
pus occurrIt regi' means the King as representing
Inc Government anu as Guardian OF tue lands OF
| the State.
The evidence as to actual possession or &C.
cupancy of these Ills was not laid fully before
me. except in the case of the Iii OF Keaahala' .
for which Lease Of Kamehameha Nv is shown.
dating in 1856. which would rebut the claim
OF Plaintiffs title by adverse possession to this
| Iii.
If Plaintiff can show that Queen Kalama or
her heirs or assigns have had. during twenty
years last past adverse, uninterrupted and un-
disputed possession Of any or all Of the Ills in
question, this would be complete bar to an &C.
tiOn by the Defendants to recover them.
Having arrived at the above conclusions OF
law aud fact on the points submitted to me.
either party is now at liberty to move the Court
further as to them may seem hest
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Justice Supreme Court.
Honolulu. March 2lst, 1877.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-23

k ks,laa AhupuAa ..... Koohiupoho...
Hakipnu a.
ke ne aku nei au keia Mahele ua maikai. No
Hazaleeponi Kalama ma alma kakauia maluna
ia ae ia 'ku hiki Ike lave aku imua o ka Poe
Hoona Kueans.
Hale Ali, IL Feb, Is48.
(TransIation)
" hereby agree to this division; it is salts
factory. The lands above inscribed are Haza-
lelepon Kalamas; she has permission to take
them before the Land Commission.
Palace, II Feb, lS4S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-23

English and French Letter Papers. satin surface and
extra fine. plain and gilt edges
Do. Billet and Note do. do. do in boxes.
Do. Letter and Note Envelopes, to match the above
Mourning Paper and Envelopes, an assortment CON
stanty on hand
American Cap, Letter. and Note Papers, from the
best makers, of almost every description
Euamelled surface and pearl surface Cards
Embossed and Friendship Cards
Perforated Boards. for Chenee work aud Notices
Tissue and Fancy-colored Papers
Morocco and Embossed, and Gold and Silver Papers
Best London Quilts and Quill Pens
1000 Gross of Steel Pens. from the best makers
English Red and Coored Waters. and Seals
English Sealing Wax. red and fancy
Kidder's and Payson's Indelible Ink
Glass Pens. for marking with Indian ink
Blue. Black and Red Writing Inks, and Carmine
Thermometers. Tooth-picks
Maps Of Hawaiian Islands. Charts
Portable Writing Desks, from IL to % inches. Ma
hogany and Rosewood. adapted for ladies' and
gentemen's
School Books. Of all kinds in general use
Family and Pocket Bibles. Testanents, etc.
Teachers' new Reference Bibles. Prayer Books
5000 Standard English and American Books
Paper cover Books, Song and Music Books
English and American Juvenile and Toy Books, Of
every description
Best Drawing Paper. all sizes. from dsmy TO double
elephant. and in rolls Of 80 aud 40 yards
Bristol Boards, Of every size and thickness
Fern Board and Mounting Board
Choice chromos of American AMI European Scenery,
framed unframed
Sterescopes and Sterescope Views
All the late Piano Music, Songs. and Song Books
Tracing Papers and Tracing Cambria, in rolls
Newmaa's Water Colors. in boxes
Best Sable and Cancels Hair Brushes
Faber's superior Drawing Pencils. In boxes
Colored Pencils, Creta Lewis do Copying do.
Mathematical Drawing Instruments, in cases.
from 81 to $40 each
Chess Men, wood aud ivory
Back CANNON and Chess Boards
Intellectual Card Games. Playing Cards
Dominoes. of various patterns
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases
Gold Pens, with Gold Cases
Gold Pens. with Silver Cases aud Diamond Points,
from l-50 to - so each
Steel Penknives. to blades, Of pearl, shell, ivory
buck and buffalo handles. Of rich aud beautiful
patterns, imported expressly to order
Porcelain States aud Drawing States
Photograph Albums, card and cabinet sizes, in great
variety, from 81 to $40.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-23
Notice to Tenants of the Estat
Of
His Late Majesty LunaIiIo.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY TIE
IN Judges OF the Supreme Court. Trustees OF the
Real Estate of His Majesty Lunan under the pro.
visions of his last will hereby notify all and
lessees of any portion of the said real estate and all per-
holding who may hereafter hold collect moneys
on account OF rent due upon the to account TO
for all rents due and owing from them which have accrued
since the 18th day OF March 1871 day of
his late Royal Highness Charles KAnaina, well
those that may hereafter accrue.
We also give further notice chat Is will
powered to collect the of the said estate
in the management OF same without our
written authority therefor.
We request all who hold leases of any portion OF the
said real submit the without delay
with their applications for renewal.
]. MOTT SMITH,
EDWIN o. HALL,
SANFORD b. DOLE,
Trustees under the VIII OF Ills late Majesty unslo
Honolulu, 10th March. 1877. $50 3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-23

Article constituted bis adopted son Alex
ander Liholiho (Kamehameha w his residuary
devise. | cannot see that this devise conveyed
anything to the Queen. She already had these
lands by the mahels and her awards had been
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-23
Just Received from New York
FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED

GHOICE CABINET AND CARTE de VISTTE
u Photographs Of Actresses aud other Public Person
ages.
Winter Views of Nagra Falls, sterescopic-very Fine
A few copies of Marx TwaIns Last and Best story
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer"
Also, lot Of Engravings, ChromOs Picture Frames
Washington Medson Bank aud Falcon Pens. aud other
articles too numerous TO specify.
643 I'm III N. WHITNEY.
, 1877-03-07
TIE CIVY-IIALL.


1s @ NJ -. enc s ara ~, w,
$11..
rhe f,oru,ro,!cr ycsterdar ,&suel revenue vnr.
,nnts IN ,hr nn,ount Of 81. uoo. and uaid a small
tnn,-about 35o0-in Interest on city paper,
Ts, rrco,urer. recc,pt, xe,teraav wr,e -. oa1
,.,,n ,l,a wn,a, ,,snor,ment' sia1 ,r,n, ,,u.,tee
l'o!lak tilnes whirh Ie had solacctcdl, % sfn rum
th. ttnufc Of Correction, and $40 from minor
miscellaneous sources
,,-,.tstgn lii HI hnt ~ r9niG vrt9 NJ stsms II +,
rhrrrfose. It n thnt his sivnsture wifi
not Se p.cc.tary Il, os.er thSt IL" iii nay becone
nsrt ncrttn's NJ liz civ .:ouncti s'3'S - '"'
".Hs - ~ ~ -. ,..,
Ihe toi.ow'ng 1n,!aln1 petnll1 wolo 1eanca ycf-
tsrday: E,"nk f'sp' twS:sso.y stose and dwe,t.
cott, 8l.:no. Fr:a Kactanter, two swo'einsy
md basement dwellings, 3xts fect each, on Elm.
The mo,,a,ttv f,on .ca,,,t toycr 10 IA, hi. weak
,,os iecn very eivlls only lsc deaths having oc-
"s1rcI. ani fho iIeaith otncihls ara sccoTdfnaIy
'ss,s Tae nsw ~ faies q. .ecs @
Ecst Twcifth. LII nntsctiold, iii Fulton, III
Twentr.sl1ti. ri Ness Twcnty.0fst II Eldrldgo
sHt! si:a ospee.oi nSan ot o We.. n,on tonote
sbsa s3 eg ss: ess. 1nss hc ess s TsS5
p e M mSka 70 S.nx ths 1ab: b
schol .trachpr RI ior Keeping chiircn from Injected
families oat ot ,ie Schools
At ths last neesinv af t!,a Committee on Streets
and Alleys " the south nlsiAion. the question OF
tle oGsHi,s " Deatoofh street WA oiscatsea a.
.ainc, and there waa srcat deal Of d!scataon
both ~ ihe Aldermen Or !ho committee ana ~ N.
| t'setsed cttktns, VINO nan Mca slEeh cnanse 70
thu assessment. The EomHlttco anal'y referred
/ thn hlhltf ~ thc Law IepAElMfns lus ~ oWMIuH
, 1877-03-07
VERY uhRlGHI,


PERFECTION, Ind, March U.-One Of tho vflcst,
mcanest, most contemplate tricks tliat was ever
pespc.rated by any party or representative
members Ut my party waa that pcrI,ctratcd
here last night by some cowarlly Villains whose
lmbccilc brains are incapable Of thought that
would point to something high or noble, but
who lind pleasure III rovcnge In tue exercise OF
tho prcdomlnsting bascr principles Ut their
natures, These .indtyiduala took an old
cotton shirt and daubcd 1t with red paint,
aud run It up on the Republican
f!ag.po,e, cutting the ropo to prevent Its being
taken down. Tho excitement upon its discovery
this morning WIS intense, and, could the pcrpe-
traitors have been found, thcro IL no doubt hut
that blootlshcd would hnvo followed. for tue
bravo men who know what this bloody shirt
means wcro fnlly determined upon melting out
q lust punishment to tho cOwardlT traitors who
under cover of darkness accomplished their end.
The widest cxrltoment yet prevails, aud may
result In Just punishment to tir parties ell-
aaxctl, o. q ctew has been phtalnc1, and II Is
thought the traitors will he brought to account.
, 1877-03-07


To..Iay at 12 o'clock the National flntscr md
Egg Convention meets In Tho Ladies' Ordinary Of
the tiranh Pacific lloc1. Yesterday afternoon
epccla session Of tho rrodnce 1ioanl was 1Icfd In
Tho rooms corner of Dearborn und south Water
streets. Ucursc +. Gooct occupied the clsais.
Tho Committee on kccntng quarters reported
that 1nhn i. Drakr, Of tho Grant phcafc Hotel.
hail rendered thcn FREQ mcettng.roon1, AMI
won1d hoasd .ha menfsta at retac.
rates. Tho report .was received with thanks.
rhn following. manned were chosen tho Reception
e e !'fsTs s.:, IL cgfss ZEN tSs %1sn
fS E. F,s e. G. i tss g. sS1s i;stt.. esa.o
NJ s,s:ansss tss' H. T. = fs s 4 nap n's' c1is: Ill.,
Sia.ls: sSi ISaiis. J. II: Adam:. ". ": pssts5; \.
W.Ms. l 81. % Rs, sSsl X % t;c"1sc x X. ' nseo,. "
The nltcnanee u "f ,clrs,tr: WY ha xcfy lafce e.
My fs ;s, a. ta1 ,%rn' assh" s hs
Northwest will hc f1y represented, antl It will be
'he Kind eyer held 4 .ha United States. Tho
Cd ii meet al tho Oraal laene liotel a n:o this
norhng for tho pnsnose " n'nktng arrangements
for recs'sfns tho delcgatcs At tho various depots
1tmny ho cnnsoling to tho tontumers nj tomb.
tones 10 know that tho price OF narha ~ not 70 b.
falscd this season, and tnat It will remain what u
wuA last. Yesterday the Wh0tctalc lealerA nf tho
The reccptlou.ronn, af the fremont House. Anan.;
ssss wsts E i ill., G4 w.6a ks'tse % sGa
Isohcrt nonohne, Huntington, In. nnl Z: Mnnscr,
y. u. Dickinson. =. II. bradbury, Frank Nichols,
rio @ uaIeet ] Of ic ,nretins % was mereiy 10 onren.
| scr gonl feeling IN the Trade. anu to confer on
things pertaining to H. 1.obert Donohue4 Of lIur.
scers,aty ] Attes rc."lving @ not 10 shansc prices.
| the Contention adjourned.
, 1877-03-07
CANADIAN NEWS.

;, Jspecint Dspateh to 1as 7f4tbn4-
OTTAWA, htarcl B.--rhc Dominion Govcsn'
incnt I,n. appointca sr A. I. Gait CanndiAa
Commissioner tn arhtratc au the amount ut
compensation tl,a by tho United States tu Can.
ada IN tho matter Of the tishcrles, undrr tha
Washington trcaty. Tho COMMITTEES Ii INV
complete, a,,d will meet al finlIinx In Mny.
Tlu Government Insurance bill WIS considered
in tlu Parliamentary Committee Iutlay and
suycval clnrscs alutteti. A tarGc number Of
representatives Of American fnauruilce eompa-
MICS wcrc present, including Orr, ot tho Eina;
Simpson, Ut Tho rlHrntx; Burke, u the New
York Lie, and Wells, of tito Globe Mutual.
Tho Committee adjourned TIL Ihnrsday.
kpectdt nspd4ea 10 1As 7rthuaa
MONTREAL, N1arrl, 6.-St. tatrlck's Society
held meeting tonight xnd passed resolution,
the effect Of which ts to unite all Irish Catholic
societies.
A vote of coincidence was PASSED to tho family
Of tho departed fenian lcadcr, Col John o'Aia-
lluney.
", Ii. Beard g. Co., Of Brooklyn, N, T., have
entered action IN tile Supreme Court for 85GND
against E. j. Charlton and Charles A. byddcF,
engineers, Of Montreal, for violation Of Il ,can.
tract III connection with section fifteen OF tho
raciGc Railroad. Beard q Co. were partners OF
Chaslton Il Co. The latter sold out \ contract
Without tho cunscnt ot the turner.
Hpertat nt.patch q 1ns Trtauns.,
Twentieth . md Ninety-scysnth Regiments, sta.
TONED here, will 10 sent to Puget Sound,
British Columbia, and application made to Tho
WashnEton' {1n7eEnmeut tO convey them over
the Pacific Railway,
, 1877-03-07

The residence Of tho lats lsobcgt I'M, No. go
Michigan avenue. wss Yesterday morning tsans.
formed Into The house Of mourning. and all that
WIZ mortal Of lis ato owner lay cold In death. 1t
was the hour amounted for tho funornl services 1t
tho house. snd friends, neighbors, acquaintance.
aud ktnsfolk came 10 pay Last sail tribute to tho
memory Of the departed. sAn niF OF quiet RElef
pesvade4 the ol4.tash!ancd frame houts. and q
huslcl stlrncs fell on alI within It. Hind hands
had rendered tha!f last Offices. and tho
body OF tho dead lay In rich eonIn In
the parlos, and resting upon It was wreath
Whose ceotse. .pIece was . calls lily, while
cameilas. eaFnatlon pinks, vfo4ets. and sprigs uf
smilax nlAds up . pleasing contrast. On The een-
tfr.tablc Ia tho paflot was lAtxu cross composed
Of tea roses. canlealias snrnation ptuks. aud smi
piece Of smilsx composition saye that the sioleis
uaIe uu The word =" Brother" stoo4 pa tho
nantsipIcee, while other and beanttsal h0sal VI.
ferlpxs were arranged around tho room.
The services III the house wefe ~ simple - they
were beautiful. cua14xlln: ot the reading of Tho
Ievcer. Of lha Union Park Congregational Church.
PcEh5pa never tefors did tho word. Of tho Psa'mtst
come hume to tho hcnsts Of the bearers ~
they did TO those prcseps yesterday morning. xhc
teaa iu such clear. sl1nplc. earnest way, sad
family md friends many eyce were sa6nsed Win
tear. After ttjs abort and stnpfe service an op'
porsunity VIA EaTen thosc desiring to gs1s on ths
1elnatns to do -. and was embraced BY nearly Ill
those present. .....
Amopg tho immediate 1nourners wers Mr. Hill,
Msstcf Charles Hllt. Miss Carrie Hill. Mr. Frank
Lii. MIS-. Cilley aud Mater AoEaes caliey, Nj.
, 1877-03-07

effect in hin nnbtIeation He Alro statci that lie
hal denounced thu revolutions passed o. shc n"
dgn1tton riecttr a. frahd, hecan.c It wnsnt
legal meeting. bns wns inndc m Of nn} hohy nna
4 fsintir which hal rc.ltlrt In Faw Paw Informed
him thai Richards Ind read the resolutions, anl
tl,at they were PIT 10 the meeting IN m itrrEiiar
manner, in other worla, werc franz. Various
jndEytita1a In tas Paw Ind Asn told him that the
Trustees collected tho money due Iof Eex.rents
.infi.o.,, whatc wfttrn testimony i,. teen Intro.
dncc,l. Mi. wilkins fnrthe: sald that he went 70
the editor nj tho True Snffhernsr. who had rnh-
lt.hcd The resolutions against .lln. ana a, mm"
f Eay 'hat thnt thsy ssy TsFs m sucd nHh liz @
Accused went IN tn any TINT tho eatns promised "
make my ret.act.on which l,o desired, nn actnsc!
had written ont statement giving i'is nrn Nldn ot
the casc, which tho editor rubl'etcd. ne ennau'
cred, on The whole, thhs fsitaetl9n ~ cosfse @
rcnson or otncr The retrnttlon was not prodnce'l.
Sir. wilkins further slated that he had reee,ycl
frequent Invitations tu preach In Paw Paw even
after he had loft that village.
Mr.. 1l1chassIs testified that Mr. Wilkins ncsos
eisnse IN tic contact in ha presence, or with hts
consent; III fact. there ncree was nnI !eg,
contrnet IN writing. mt all Of tho Trustee.
having signed tho contract, nnl MI. Wilkins
hayin4 told tn?alty. n trustee. when Tho Inter
planted .!own $50 ~ b"n,is, that !! watnt neIes.
wonld b. riet,t. ctc. MI. llcharsts howcfrr. ta-
garte'i tho rcrh1l agreement h:twctt thn parties
d. perfectly legal anil b.ndIng IN ~ rdccts
1'he arcltments wcf0 very exhaustive. INC iva
ceclcki1AtlCnl attorneys going osct l'e entire
ason,tl covered by the testlmony,-and H5ea!
meet at ilulfpast ocIpck 10 deliberate over 'io
uidItCf.
, 1877-03-07
r75M CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY MARCH =, 1877.

11ov Is rald 10 have stated that wa. not
cnr to MI Ie po'iGnt wh,eh
for httccn ycars. nut declares that wns
an inn1ath OF M insnne n,ylnm in Iioston. etc.
AZ hc md al present we'll knnw. Eecnnh, in Ok.
PLANTATION Of Mr. Julian lsnmsey'a complaint:
When the wheat arslscd 4 was in.pcctcd as No.
ca, d.ratiracd with thlt, nppcncd 10 nc. nn'1
upon examination found II t1 contain sn,yil fo..
efsn 10 both No. y and No. 1--conscluenlly unit
for So. i AMI also tor 80. .,-and knnwine they
wonld want to rrfcr It 10 the Appeal Committed.
and hiso being nwaFc that tho rnitrnad company
inspection unless It was graded uun,crcl,antabtc.
Iso nntte II, so;cly 10 gfyr them az opIortun'ty
was mt in slnrc, n went ut once to shrIr office and
cxrlsncd ny nclnn,o lhrm. whc, NJ t!.1t time whe
wholly rnt!*factnry, and the Committee when called
passed 1t Into No. 2. u. Il. PaHKEa,
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