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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11

to be no doubt that the rumor eircula ted
a few days since that Mr.. William John
ston, MP, has been offered post is
quite true. 1t Is stated that the Office
is an inspector OF prisons under the
new Prisons Act. Up to the present it
is not known whether Mr.. Johnston will
accept the office. but It is stated that he
will pronounce his decision In few
days. Several Parliamentary candi-
dates have already been named, among
them DR.. Leeds, Q c., and DR.. Miliar,
&C. The latter is a relative Of Lord
chancellor Cairns, and Deputy Grand
Master Of the Oraugemen Of England.
Daring Daylight Robbery-An extep-
siye and daring robbery was perpetrated
few days ago at the residence Of MIR.
John Doyle, Newtownvevay. 1t ap-
pears that between II and u O'Clock,
when most OF the family were out at
prayers, an entrance was effected by
the thieves to the house through one OF
the back doors. The robbery was dis
covered come time alter the family re-
turned, and ii was then ascertained that
a desk in one OF the bedrooms had been
forced open and the sum OF $50 abstract
ed. There was also lady's gold watch,
a gold guard chain, two gold pins, two
Albert chains, besides other articles OF
value, taken from the dining table. The
coAstabulary were made aware OF the
robbery shortly alter the discovery.
suspicion tell on two men who were
seen lOiiering about the place some time
previously, and for whom the police are
on the lookout.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
LATEST LOCAL.

THIS is payday lor street cleaners,
street fepairerf, park hands, &c.
THE case OF Reese, charged with kill.
ing John Nugent, is still i'll p ogress.
The will of Eva Mayer was probated
his morning. Henry Gubel was ap.
pointed executor.
DAVID g. DAvoN, Of Georgetown,
Brown County, filed his voluntary petit
tien in bankruptcy in the United States
District Court this morning.
The alarm from Box No. 6, at hah.past
2 this afternoon was caused by a small
blaze IN the sbavings-room Of Mitchell &
RAmmels berg's furniture shops, Oh the
southwest corner of Second and John
streets.
CATHERINE LEONARD, a poor woman,
at the head Of large family, and resid.
ing near Smith and Second streets, was
convicted of stealing SIS worth OF fan
mel this morning and fined $25. 1t was
owing to the inclemency OF the weather. 1.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
Next Years Exposition.

The Finance Committee on next years
Exposltlotftthe this morning at the Glib
son House, with Mr.. John simpkinson
In the chair.
On motion Of Mr.. Olhaber committee
OF i've was appointed to appertion the
city in the work of subscriptions.
The Committee consists Of Messrs.
ry,SPeabody, Means, NeT and OF.
haber.
In place Of the members resigned from
the General Board the following were
elected: Messrs. j. M. Doherty, W. W.
Scarborough, VIM. Ridseway, Julius
Reis, William F. Bishop, James M. Gill
m0ur and j. N. Kinney.
After a Ieng talk about raising $100, 900
as se0n as possible, the Comminee ad-
journed to meet again tomorrow after
noon at the Mecnanics' Institute.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11

Mrs. .. II. Grosvenor, of Athens, O..
was at the Hotel Emery yesterday.
Nj. G. F. Reed, of the Toledo Blade,
Is In the city, with his headquarters az
the Gibson House.
Mr.. ]. J. Sullivan and wif1, nee Miss
JEANNE Magaveney, Of Memphis, Penu..
are at the Walnut-street House.
Governor Tom Young WAS rendered q
grand reception yesterday by the
Knights Templar, at their Asylum on
Third street.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Gibson House are the following coal
merchants from Pittsburg: c. G. Hax,
J. r. Whitaker, p. j. Keeling, John K.
Nixon and Joseph WalLon.
Miss KtLtie Hafer, a fair damsel from
Indiana, and also Miss Helen Reld, q
Philadelphia belle, in company with her
mother, are visiting Misses Nettie aud
Kate Reid, at 70 West Eighth street. A
merry household that must be.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
Under the Wheela.

About fifteen minutes past 8 O'Clock
this morning Peter Ritchie came to his
death by being run over by passenger
rain No. 3, of the Marietta & Cincinnati
Railroad, about quarter Of a mile THU
side of the Stook-yar Richie lived
at No. 455 Richmond street, aud at the
time of his being killed was walking
along the track with his dinner baskst
Oil his arm.
He was on his way to Parkar's sIaugh.
ter-house, where he was employed. The
injuries that caused his death were a
broken head, leg and other wounds. His
body was taken to the next railroad
station, and his wife sent for. On hsr
arrival the mutilated corpse was taken
to his home. An inquest will be held
tomorrow.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11

From Late Dublin and Cork E2ehanges.l
A New Lile-bOat-Mr. Butcher, sur
geon, OF Dublin, has presented { 900 TO-
wards defraying the cost Of life-boa'
for the coast of Kerry. The gift is in
tended to perpetuate the memory Of his
father, Admiral Butcher, and his broth
or, the late Bishop OF M cath.
An Irish Catholic Univeraity-The
result of the appeal made on Sunday in
aid OF the Catholic University of Ire
land will, it is said, abundantly testify
the deep Interest felt In the institution
At all the Catholic churches In tina arch.
diocese the donations were most liberal
and the contributors were Of all classes
from the humblest to the most wealthy
Drink and Suioide-On Tuesday q
young man named Nathaniel CORY,
nephew and assistant to the postma as tor
at Grey Abbey, near Newtownards,
County Down, committed suicide by
taking q large dose of laudanum. The
deceased, whe was about thirty years OF
age, had been drinking heavily for the
past few days.
The Murders in Kerry-An inquest
has been held en- the remains Of Julia
Clifford and Mary, her daughter, who
were murdered at Dronian, near
Killorglen. AS no direct testimony
was proposed, the four men at present
in custody being withheld by the con.
stabulary, the jurysreturaed a verdict OF
willful murder against some person OF
persons unknown.
Another Agrarian Outrage-A farmer
named Moffatt, living in Fermanagh, on
the borders Of CaVan, has been fred at
while in one of his eut-houses. The shot
was fired from the door, only few
yards from whore he was standing.
Msffatt was hit in the arm and side. He
had previously received q threatening
letter about q small piece of ground
which bad been given to him By the
landlord. No arrests have been made.
stfs WssUhhstah, M,F,=Thsre appahfs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
Authorizations Pins.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ROME, Dec. 1.-THE Italian Govern.
ment has agreed to the selection of Ger.
many to arbitrate the question at issue
between Italy and Turkey regarding
the seizure by Turkish war steamer OF
Italian vessels in the Black Sea.
The Pope is suffering intense agony
to-day, and unless speedily relieved
oan not survive many hours.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
Renrd OF Public Works,

The Beard met In regular session
all the members present and Presi
dent Bell In the chair.
Two bills from H. G. Stelbel fol
sprinkling, amounting to $40, were or
dered paid.
Permission was granted Jacob
Schlachter to lay Nicholson sidewalk
rain street, opposite Charles.
The usual Tuesday bills were ordered
paid.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
Prof. Cromwell,s Art illustrations

The second series OF art entertaia-
ments by Prof. George r. Cromwell viii
be presented at Pixies Opera-houss.
Christmas week. The programme for
each evening will be new, with the ez-
ception Of "Rome" and "Paris," whica
will be again produced by special re.
quest. There will be two matirees--
Tuesday (Christmas) and Saturday
The prices OF admission will be Is aud 50
cents, and seats for any or all the ea-
tertainments may now be secured a&
Debmeyer & NewhalPs music store.
We append the programme Tor the
week: Monday evening, "The Wonders
of the World;" Tuesday matinee.
"Jerusalem, the Holy Lsnd:" Tuesday
evening. "The Grand Tour of Europes"
Wednesday evening, "London, the
Great City" Thursday evening
Switzerland and the Alps;' Fridag,
Gan Evening with the Great Sculptorsss
Saturday matinee, "Paris, tine BeauTi-
ful City;;" SATURDAY evening, "Ro,ns.
the Eternal City.s
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
NEW YORK CITY.
National Associated Press to the star.
The YeaR,S Suicides.

The Years Suicides.
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Coroners reo-
ords show that there nave been one hum
dred and eighty-seven suicides in this
city since the frat OF last January.
New Coal Com hin alton.
Next Thursday meeting will be held
In this city to consider the formation Of
a new GOAL combination, and the subject
in anticipation Of the event 10 already
creating much excitement among coal
deslera. The president and directors
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, who de-
clAred last year to cooperate in the
proposed agreement, have xsted to take
part in the meeting. President Scott
Will rspresen. sse Company. President
,Gowen, Of the Reading RaaIoad, has
prepared q form OF agreement, which
'Willbs considered at the meeting.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
End of the Revolution.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Star and
Herald Of Panama Gays: "The revolu-
ton in Ecuador collapsed after eighteen
hours hard fighting in Quito, where it is
estimated four hundred persons were
killed and large number wounded"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11

National Assoolatsd Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 1l.--In the case
OF Lydia and John Hinman, mother and
son, charged with kidnapping the
adopted son OF Abljah Mofitt, OF this
city, sentence was rendered to-day.
The woman goes to the State Institu.
tlon Tor Bad Females for two years, and
her son was sentenced to six months in
the County Jail and to pay fine OF 500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
Third Edition
BaF FWEATHRR.-PTobabl fair and warn,
weather for the next tweAty-four hours,
THE LATEST
In tAe House.
National Associated Press to the Star,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Military
Committee decided to report the bill 10
the Senate appropriatIng 81, 900, 900 for
the erection of four military posts or
the Mexican border.
The House has passed the bill for the
intsrment at Annapolis of the officers
and sesmen who perished on the Huron
whose relatives consent, the Govern.
ment to bear the expenses,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11

Every one says Mabley's, Tho Clothics
IS ana SO Ulsters are the cheapest and ,ns9
stylish garments ever shown at that price.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
Disastrous Fire.

National Associated Press to the Star
Boston, Dec. u.-A disastrous fire
ocurred at Bethel, VT, last night. Prop
erty valued at $53, 900 was destroyed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11

Mr.. W. H. Vanderbilt amiably says
| that he regards the reporter "as the
chief element OF live irst-class news-
| paper,"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11
Into Liquidation

Into Liquidatl0n.
Il Eational AssosiAtsd Press 10 the Star.
MONTREAL, Dec. 1.-THE Canada Ag.
ricultural Insurance Company has gone
into liquidation.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
per $apbtr
.
0Dn
g. IrtpeD.
g.. IrtDeD.

@rOe NOR bic Grauer. trelae In G..
berrlhte. Ter Rampf, In Dem Ger bers
400 eeblieben mar, bate nnebreren ga
miIten Der Stapt tbeuere 0lierer ents
rtIsu. Dos fletne 5ersOgtbum bate
gu ertfirsn aufseS6rt.
Glldlihe Neeterun9en rparert bic Der
lsBten 5ers6ee eepelen, Das tletne 2ano
bilbte tn Wob!iano, Der grbste lbei'
Eetner ginwUbner par aufrtepen unp
Ie:nem 6errlderbaus treu uuo anbdnas
tth gewelen. uesbaIb bic ~iopenonnte
Acknowledgements nur trenia Gus bate
Falisn f1nnen. Wobl bate es 2eute
aeseben, peIGe la9ten, NIT BEN flstnsn
tdnrern mdie IS Elm Gnpe nebmen. Die
flstnen Siriten lau9tsn 0clf uno Sam
nab SeI'eben aus, UNI lire @elp11ds
su perA.Sbern. uno o,ele ber;oelt1e So.
mtIte Iet san3 belOneers allen ared,
mdetaen Neusrunesn abbOlo uno bore
nur ouf Ssiuilen uno Yttefer nuetn
SCI6e waren metf eineewanperte
6rempe, unter Dem 2onopoIfe fonren
Ne fetnsn Nnbous unD in TIN Stdpten
peEbdItnibmdbtB wentg, pbslet6 es au>
aenlhetnltd mar, ras Diele Offcteue
pnl0nl'6te.ten tn Den lssten 9a5ren
rtfle &ibtun9 unierfiBt batten. Seq,
cerbttheu 3ene Den Aufane elmer eolDe,
men 3stt. unssbeusre Wadt nu6 Ausen
purre lih init nod ME raeerpelensr
6retbstt in allen 0srbdltnii1sn TN Sns
nern res Sanpss u%erbincen.
Die 1b5ri6ten, Die fd cur6 lolde
Sitmmen bei6waben lis6en, IpQtsn
far6ibar euttdul6t psrcen F.; fatt Ger
9ettdumien Gretbett DurDen ibnen Ret
zen ouer att an9eIeGt, barte Mtltt1rae.
ieBe. u~nesbeuere Steusrn Iparteten tb
rsr. Die bur6 bIIbenpen bonrel Tn
aufl6pune beauftne Rsfieens fant
lapn nod 5abrsstrlft III elmer tlsinsn
p%iop,nSlart berab, pie fiG alIi1brlih
uehr sntUSlferte, ibre fh5n erbau,en
6duisr ~ftuupsn !ser. Die NnRaIten
tur 8unit unD BInsni6ofL BON ben
oersbasu unteriflB, l6lO6en f6. Al-
les las mar atsr Ger Dprti6rutspartel
ale'bstltts, lte errsidte, NOS fe gspoll
oaIte rsnn nab furisr 3stt bseann
etns. III lenem yance nod ME eaeeps.
lene VnfcIaune Ger falboItlden Sirbe.
Die Don lbnen ~ve,bstsene Breibett be.
Ifano tn Ger ful6tbalffsn lotanuet,
Crpeneleute putcen Des Qanoes per-
Dtslen, TIRE Wuter ibnsn aeraldam
eutrtNen, fto.ame prtefer purren eleid
WIheibdlsrn bebanpeit unc In Sertn
aswOtfsp, on tbre SlsIe ober lolGe ae.
net, pte cen lrsuebruh an Der atr6t
uellbt batten. SaibOll6e GItern buff,
ZEN tbre &tnper n,ht mebr fatbUlilh er,
i,eben, oasseOita IOute Ge rperpen
lsne Rtrhe. r,e ca Iebrie, lie fst eStt.
u6er, Ger Staai ater nur nrenidliGst
ylatar.
@o NOR ater Der, .als iene Sage
fit pas bsr5Ostbum anbTa9sn, tpeI9tE
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
TeutI!ft0n n.


Ia fhirssn bic MenfGsn Nib btnaus,
Das Slid ~ errerben.
l1nS bsrwetlen Itest's oabetnt gu Saus.
llnb n1nB i'm Mintel uereerten.
Wnbrbafe Greuten bIiib'n BON G1en
Nur BEN, Der li& re&ti@ofen plast;
Die 6ri&te, bic ppn lelber fallen,
Cat aud Der Murm fhDn ansenagt.
Der Simmel 1T btHt
Du leblt fetne Stsrne;
@tno lie barum ut6t
Jn %eepSbnlt&er Gerne?
Deiu 0tu,mel III triib.
Du febf feine Sele;
Iber @ottes 2teb'
81 bod CUR Etele.
Nas bu 6fsntlt& Gutes sstban,
SGrstben tn bic Cuff Der 2eute :3uneeu
Iter mas Dir i'm @tileu esluussn,
SUES gu iiben, if ni&t Usrssbens,
Oenu bas iGreibt i'm BUD Des 2ebens
Nit Dsmartl6rtft hstn GnseI an.
Der 3ueiisl ii Elm STlenbann,
Stn @aueium ben 5eufsIn;
5dnst Giuer erff au spsifsln an,
Bie ba!o fam ct Der swsifeIn!
9 eibsr, bic ri6tS tausen,
bic Ndnrer nit rem Mugen ;
'loer Grauen BON eGtsr Site
Sewinneu bic 5erssn nit ban @emitbe.
GIid ii ausgebltsbsn,
Oas bic 3ufunft auG nt6t sisbt,
Venn 3Uet sIauben chamber su liebeu,
lnb ltup nur tn chamber perItebt.
81. MOSeri@.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Ddmme trarb fortaert6en. uno bic
SGienen faben fi6 wte eine6 dnaetrdde
on. Sn ben SnoBen Der Stabt Sels
firf fcnrte man Nale fonesn. BON benen
stniee bret TuB lang warer1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Gin e~nttsBtt6 20 unpett e,
II om %. unc %. AuSuR in Sdott.
laup ausetbrC1en. ros stue oou,e
Httbe ron NenidsnIebsu rob,nos,off,
BIT. Die GuFnbabnen Untsn tb,ilue,l,
unOIuu&bar 3sUOrp.n; e.n 1Ds,l Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Ia fiirsen bic MeniHsn Nib tiuaus,
Das Slid ~ erpsrben.
l1nS bsruetlen ltest's oabetnt gu Saus.
unp mnB i'm Mintel Serbcrten.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-27
NOVEL METHOD OF ORNAMENTING
FURS.

Messrs. Jules and Georges Matthias. OF
Paris, France, have patented the application
of gold, silver, and other metallic powders
to all kinds of furs, the powders being ap-
piled to the points or ends only of The hairs
by means Of brush or otherwise. The prep
aration employed tor the purpose is COM
posed of yarnish and gold, silver, or other
metallic powders, which are well-kaown.
Black furs and Others of a dark color may,
in this manner, say the inventors. have q
fawn colored and broWnish tinge or lustre
impaired, which will much improve their
appearance and value. Those metallic pow
ders, when mixed with suitably colored var
nishes, may be applied to white and other
light-colored furs, for producing fancy furs
or initiating costly varieties Of furs.
If it is desired thatsthe ends Of the fur fl
sbres shallpresent the color of the metal, the
impalpable powder is mixed with white vars
nish; but if it is desired to secure a shade or
int that differ from the metal, the powder
il mixed with a yarnish4of suitable color.
Tho fur is first slightly glazed with a flat
hair pencil or brush, SOFAS to impart the de-
sired color to the fibre ends. and after dry
ing is combed lightly to separate the indi-
yidual hairs which have been united by the
yarnish.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-27
NO. 550.9@
A PPLICAIION FOR PATENT.
II. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena. Efontana. Noyember 5. 1871.

Helena, Montana, November ), 1871.
Notice is hereby publishedtha Hnsse ell b.. LOOMS,
William o.. Warner, Samuel Marshall and Jacob
Fischer, whose post oilice address is Canyon
Ferry, Meagher county, Montana Territory, have
this lay flied application for patent, under the Min
ing laws of Congress, for fourteen and seven hun
dtedths Ga 400 acres placer mining ground, des-
ignatel rs Lot No. IS, in township 10 n, range !
east, situated near the mouth Of Avalanel Gulcli
(no organized faining district, Meagher county,
Mentana, Which clai'i is described in The official
plar ~andtiield notes on fne in this office as follows:
Beginning at the n w corner 4 post marked | IL
C3s, and running thence n - deg Il | 90 chains to
q post marked 2 nj @ IS; thence S Is deg W II. so
chains to u post markeda8 NJ So; thence S l6 deg Il
10. 80 chains toa post marked 4 NJ G 30; thence NGS
deg w Is. 90 chains to a post marked ) Nj G So;
thence n IS deg y min E2l 81 chains to the place of
beginning. embracing fourteen aud seven hun
dredths IA T-l00) acres.
Notice OF said application, together with official
plat Of the premises claimed, were posted on the
first day OF November, A. ID. 1877.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton oftne above described premises, are hereby no
titled that unless their adverse claims are duly filed
according to law, with the Register Of the United
States Land Office, at Helena, Montana Territory,
within the sixty days period of publication hereof,
will be forever barred by virtue of the provi-
sions of the statute. J. LIZ. MOE, Register.
q. a kELhoGG, u 81 Dep. him. Surveyor. 81
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-27
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.

Iuh;, or-,l ond stables. Pr Smith riy
pIacnr n,;n;uc proupd in Ayalanch gulch
: das;.an,n I'll g g siotx AZ and 20. I. III mr..
aeslghateoa S 'o'' %
uan.o ona lot in Cave gulch
ufotar mnrtS Diamond City
n;tnh nj ;mnr,nts Oregon End Clark S
n,'ias Wv mp
Snnsonts cabin and corral. Deem creek
~ ~ 80 and i],nnroy,n ts Gave g1llch
uMo nGuSv Wh a |; mip,lch
I0'toiii !, ';,rnonI
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-27
MISC LLA n. 0 s.
JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE INA NEW
FIELD.

The partnership of the New York Herald
and the London Telegraph in African ex-
plOration is one of the most remarkable H.
Illustrations Of newspaper enterprise in this
day of great deeds. The knights OF the pen
who follow the %changeful course of the
Russo-Turkish war in Bulgaria and in Ar
menia have won deserved renoWn for their
employers not less than for themselves. But
sitter giving the war correspondents due
honor for their great services to the cause Of
humanity, as well as to the reading public,
the, palm must be awarded to Henry M.
Stanley, the African explorer. His rescue
of Livingstone was a feat the memory of
which the world will not willingly let die.
But the ambition of Mr.. Stanley is evident
ly no vulgar rage tor fame. Intimacy with
the noble-hearted Livingstone seems to have
enkindled in his soul an enthusiasm for the
rescue of the lost continent, as Africa has
been well called. 1t is now rescued from
the realm Of the unknown. The veil has
been rent asunder, and through the rents
the civilized world is looking with curious
gaze upon the long-hidden lands and peoples
of the interior of Africa. journalism may
well be proud that in a work. so full of hope
for mankind, its representatives lead the
way.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-27
NAME AND ADDRESS.

NAME AND ADDRESS. Yr.
Austin J w, Fort Shaw 1877
Basye Yves, Canyon Ferry .
Conrad J D.,
Forden Mat, Diamond
Goodwin e, Canyon Ferry
Darlington j w, Centreville
Ingersoll u N, Canyon Ferry
Keene Ed, Diamond
Kelly g S,
Kirk r,
Lowrey Jef', agt, Helena
Mcintosh A, Canyon Ferry
Mcclure Ed, Diamond
Mon Ming Coz Cany merry
Myers ALT, Diamond
Nafus W Ii, CentrevilIe
Nanno John, Diamond
Peck E w, Helena 1876
Parker A, Canton 1877
Rankin. Blaine s. Co, Dad 1876
GO 1877
Smith John A, Centreyille 1876
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-27

reg OF DELINQUENT TAKES.
Notice hrAygN nhML C W sutton, Collector fMagha county, Montana T"9, " SHw" e""nons
10th y OF January, A. ID. 1877,
hom~o offs ormAn he hmmna n5o %hh tn n% 1 hh htm@h n sMMm% eW MM @ T@memGp
nMconmmdo said dy, he@new WILDE cnunHehon dVo M sun I v mIn th Wm m
aIe tay lay"