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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-26
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OF THE
POLICE JURY
OF THE
Parrish OF st. James.
Extra Session.
Extra Session.

MAY 10th, 1877.
The police Jury OF ST. James Parish met
at the Court House OF Tie Parish. in extra
session. pursuant 20 call OF tic President.
pr"h;ratsd upon the written request of
twelve inhabitants. free holders.
Present: Henry Johnson, Alfred Aiire, K.
\. Harrison.
Absent James Davis.
McsS1s. 4. J.. Bourgeois. Jules 4. Druil-
l,et, Thomas Mooney, j. Is. Fcrchaud. F..
Wagucspack and Desire LEBLANC, having
presented their commissions from Gov. +.
T. Nichols. as members of the Police Jury,
and having their oaths of office as such.
We're admitted as members OF the Police
Jury.
On motion of J. A. DruilheY Emile J..
I.aichc was appointed as Secretary protein
of the Police jury.
At the call of the President, Mr.. F. p.
Pochc was allowed to explain the reasons
Of the free holders for the call of an extra
session of the Police Jury.
On motion of J. B. Fcrchaud, the Police
Jury proceeded to 4 reorganization b. the
election of permanent officers.
Mr.. 4. l.. Bourgeois being nominated as
pcrmaneu, President, and there being no
other nomination, he was unanimously
elected President.
On motion of Il. A. Harrison. duly sec
ondcd, Emile J. Laiche was elected Sccrc-
tary, by acclamation.
On motion OF J. L. Fcrcllaud, duly sec
onded. Henry Feitcl present incumbent as
rs Parish Treasurer, was maintained as
such.
On motion Of J. d. E'crchand, duly see
onded by j. A. Druilhet, the following
preamble. resolutions and ordinances wer,
unanimously adol ted.
Whereas. the approximate Tablean OF
expenses of the Parish of st. James, for the
year 1877, adopted by the Police Jury at a
special mcetinsIl Held on January the goth.
1877, was predkated upon a Parish Tax OF
fourteen J mills OF the Dollar.
WHEREAS. by section iO4 Of Act. No. SO
Of the General Assembly of Louisiana, APP
proved April Goth, 1877, il is provided that
no Parish tax shall for any one year, for
oil purposes, exceed ten mills on the dol
lar of the assessed value.
Therefore be it Resolued;; That the approx
innate Tab]eau Of cxpenses adopted on Jan
uary Goth. 1877, be and the same is hereby
repealed, revoked and annllled.
Rtsolred. That the following tablean OF
, approximate expenses tor the Parish Of st.
| James, for the year 1877 be and tho same
is hereby adopted; and that the same be
published for thirty days according 10 law:
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Parish Treasurer. and with the additional
power and duty to obtain of George +. B"-
wee. cx-Tax-Cullectur 4 settlement Of his
accounts with the Parish.
That said Comr:lit1ct present Il report ut
their investigation at the next meeting OF
the Police Jury.
The President appointed tho following
Committee urdcr said resolution
ia. Druilcet. Henry johnson and J. T..
Ferclaul.
The President appointed the following
members on the COMMITTEE on claims nm
der the above resolutions Of MI. j. Il. Fer
cllaud.
j. 4. Druil}e1, +. Wa.ncspack and Al
fred Mire.
On motion of ]. Il. Ferchaud. the follow
inr resolution WAS unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Parish Attorney be
instructed and authorized To investigate
the status of the case entitled Parish ofSl.
lanes. vs.. 4. J.. Yates, EN-TaN-C"llector
tor Il settlement with the Parish for Parish
Tax thereon and report at the next meet
lly ni I'M, body.
ON motion Of r. 4. Harrison, duly sec
GUIDED l,y by J. A. DrniIhct it was resolved
that the Police jury meet N the second
Saturday of each month, exec ting the
month of July next, when. according to an
act Of the Legislature The Jury must meet
~ the LIST Monday of said month.
On motion of j. b. Fcrehaud. duly Sec
onded, Hr. i. NJ. Lamhrcmon, WAS unani-
mously elected Jail physician and his sal
AIRY fixed AT $50 per annnll.
On motion OF X. A.. Harrison, seconded
by Mr.. Fercl4and, the Parish Attorney wa
requested I" examine INTO the alleged yio-
lations of ferry privileges. and t" report
thereon at the ncNt meeting Of the Police
Jury ly resolution or otherwise.
On motion of X. 4. Harrioon. the Police
Jury adjourned 20 the Second Saturday Of
June.
\. l.. Eut'H,lEOIs.
EMIL. J. L.AICnr. President.
Secretary.
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II s'eSt

Ainsi, par badinagc,
Sans cherchcr 4 wiser
Tel gu tel personnage,
Mails pour nous anluser,
Et sans la moindre haine,
Tel etait notre chant
Joyeux de Ia semaine,
Joyeux mails pas m6chant.
Mons aimons Ii rimaille!
1T nous sav0ns encor
Que &c nest que limaille
De vieux fer ct non dor.
Mails celia nous amuse,
Eft 81 nous n'avons pas
Une superbe Muse
Qui fait de mobiles pas,
Nous adorons Musettc,
File All rire charmant,
Qni connait ramusette,
Mails honn9tt vraiment.
Adomc, ,quand &C brave homnc
A vesprit de travers,
a pRil fourne vcrs Rome,
A vn nos pctits ycrs,
i sest gratt6 roreille,
a dit en- ing6nu:
Mails Ia tAte est pareille!...
II s'etait recennu. &c.
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Il us.

Lie soussign6 Prevent les co~1r4ib4ahiex
dc la parroisse st. Jacques. quill conner.
ccra fassessement des propritta. iantts
prochein le " mai. contnrlntmeut J u nnr-
vcllc loi des assessments. Sc tra, 4.ur5aa
chez chaqnc c~ontribuable; ct ca';g en,n
menccra au Ter District,
II prle les contribuablcs de- pr'farar d.
vance unc listc de l+urS propri :s*,s, .'is'
que dc tn''s les cnfant. dc 6 i q ans, Ifst-
dant chez cux, DIES deux sexes ct de- ae,is
conIeurs.
JULES DORNIER. Assess~eur.
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81 1Aurs p.p,su Mar 1Mh. 1s71.

ST. JAMES PARISH, May 10Th, 1a77.
The School Board met this day at +. r.
Poche's Office, according to previous adj
jonrnment.
Members present.. Gentil. President;
jim. T~hibodeaux, p. Numa Martin, D.T.
Bourgeois, DIR. o. Gaudet, Telesphore D'l-
gas, John Dickerson and J. l.. Gaudct.
Absent:-A. w. Thompson.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The bond Of tho Parish Treasurer was
accepted and on motion tho President re-
quested I" approve the same according I"
law,
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PUBLIC MOTTO 4.

The Taxpayers of st. James I"t.si
hereby notified that the assessnsnf y
taxabl. property in the Parish Y ttih
gun on Monday next, the 18th ot y
thu. 1st ward.
Tax Payers are requested 10 tFs
statement "f their property, as
list of children 1T both sexes ans
colors, between thu, ages OF Gan
livin. IN their premises:
JULES DpHa
st. james. May %. Isl.
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Estimate of Expenditures for the Parish
of st. James for the year 1877.

list. For redemption of one tenth
of Court House Bonds, issued
in accordance with Act No. 81
of 1869. and interests due there
on for the year 1873, ! mills 476a 90
2nd. For support Of Public Schls
/ Observation-Disclosures 14s6 IS
3rd. For repairs to Court House
and Jail, current year-----... $50 90
lth. For Tax Collectors Commits
sion on Parish Tax.----.. 900 90
18th. For fees Of Sheriff, mainte-
nance OF Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
9th. For fees of Sheriff in crimin-
al cases....-- 900 90
eth. For fees Clerk of Court. cir
minal 400 90
9Th. For fees Of Coroners and
C0roner's Jurors 300 90
9th. For fees Of District Attorney
and Parish Attorneys convic-
:.ta, on
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RlMAlbLB.
IL m'ctait cOnnu.

30"
A aous aussi, cher hommc,
TT connu trait pour trait,
sans 1u'll Nous faille i Rome
Aller voir son portrait.
A quoi bon: inats'c.
1t &C type charmant,
En- toni pays fertile.
Fleurit superbeNent.
On lie trouyc, &c scmble:
Dams le molndre hameau.
Et plus dun lui ressemble;
Qui nest pas III grimaud-
II a prcgfnitnre
Partout, dams chaque lieu.
1t pousse d'avenrnrc
Helas! en- tout milicu.
Veuillot. le tres saint hommc
Dams la Grace cndormi,
lie connalt ct le nomme
T~cndrclncnt son ami.
II est-chose 6viacn:c-
Parfaitcmcnt conllll,
TT .je ernis que lie Dante
..|adis IL vii tont nu.
on done .-Parmi les antres,
Avec les indulgents.
Les saints. les bons apdtres
IT, Ia. 7,,~pafns tT.3S
Sill est connu!.--.S a mine
Bepoite ct liz facon
Sasl1te don't il rumine
Son Grange chansell.
&pme aussi lc mflanse
ftonnant, singnlier.
Dr Verge, d'ho1nlne ct d'angr,
Qua &C partlculier,
Dissent assez, je Pensc,
SEES yertus de renom.
Pour que ion sc dispense
De hernandez son nom,
TT de yoir. par les 1uvrcs,
ST ses mobiles desseins
Ont comm les fprcuvcs
Qui FAINT les mobiles saints.
II est la temperance,
II est la chastete,
II ma pas i'odeur rance
Du lard, Ell verite.
II sent bon, &C brave holhmc:
IL sent Pellet. lie thym,
lie lis, la myrtle ct Rome,
Et parlc bien latin.
II connait la science
A fond, est III lettr6
De graude sapience:
II entouce Littrc.
Hugo nest pas son mattre,
Eft Get horrible Hugo
Pour lui ne saurait atrc
Quinn villain Ostrogoth.
QUAINT 4 Haffreux VOltaire.
Par les stems tant maudit,
En- horreur 4 Ia terrc,
II pappelle bandit.
Mails il dome une note
Excellente 4 Lefranc,
A son cousin Nonotte,
Quill met al premier rang.
Sill est connu! 49, oliore,
I'm Gaul0is tres malin,
4 mis- dams sa voliere
Get oiseau papalin,
&c Hartute adorable,
81 doux, 81 gracienx.
En- tons points admirable
Et cree pour les cieux. J..
issc St. Jacques, ) Mai, 1877.
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SUCCESSION AND
Community
OF Pierre. Wcbre.
M ~
y STATE OF LOUIS
lana.
1ffNH.
Parish Court,
I'm rich ri CT lava.

''chss,vN AND slA1E ~ LOUIS
OF Pierre Wcbre. Parish Court,
No. ~ Parish Of St. James.
Whereas. Emrlia Wcbre, Widow Paul
LeBoeuf, has applied to the above Honor
able Court for letters Of administration i'll
the above Succession,
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
gwen to all whom 1t may coactlu 10 show
cause III writing. within ten days. why tho
prayer of petitioner should not be grant
cd.
BY order of the Court.
F. =. POCI1E, II. COHEN,
Attorney. Deputy Clork.
SUCCESSION AND) STATE OF LOUIS
Of the late 'A>A'
Leufroy Simon and Parish Court,
Wife. Parish Of st. James.
Whereas George Leufroy Simon has mr.
titioncd the above Honorable Court for
letters OF administration ON the estates Of
the late Lcuiroy Simon and wife.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, to show cause in writing.
within ten days why the PRAYER Of nett.
TONER should not be- granted.
Ny order Of the Court.
J. l.. GAUDET. II. COHEN
Attorney. Deputy Clerk.
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STA.1E or LOUISIANA,

Parish of ST. James.
We tie undersigned, samuel +. siskron.
Parish Judge. Victor Miles. Sheriff aud Ed
ward L. Fisher. Clerk of the Fourth Jud-
icial District Court Of the State Ut Louisl-
ana. in aud for the Parish of 81. James,
together with John kcrrigan and John II,
Gallup. two qualified electors OF said Par
ish, did this ::'rd day of May, 1877. NEE, ac
c~ur,iing I" law in the Court House Of tn.
Parish aforesaid. Tor the purpose Of draw
ing folty-cight names to serve rs Grand
and Petite Jurors. ut thcnext regular term
OF the Fourth Judicial District Court, to
begin on the fourth day of June. 1877; and
one Of us, to wit: Victor Miles. Sheriff
aforesaid, under the direction of tho above
named Parish Judge and Electorsdid draw
from Il box containing names of electors
not exempted by law, forty-cight names
or ballots. and f.. 7. Fisher clerk. as each
name WAS drawn as aforesaid did enter tho
same upon a list for Recorder Il the Sheriff
aforesaid. deposited the ballots SO drawn
in !: acptrate box as follows, to wit:
Carlson William, Nelson Hymel,
ozcme Borden. Thomas Strcck,
Marce!in ArccueanN, Alfred Amedce,
Jack Butler, Raphael Cclcstin,
Torrance Pierce, John b. Trirn,
,Jonh Wittcr. Abram Privet.
Washington Brown, Andrew Wallace
Harrison johnson. Joe. Hvmas,
Adam Miles, Joseph II. Young,
J. b. Brisn&c. Isaac Pascal,
Willie Nor1orh. Geo. W. Bolding,
! William jackson. Edward Howard.
Tonssain, Wells. Jean Pierre Gable,
Claude Rcmaudct. \. d. Ephriam.
Joseph Ockmxn, William Washington,
Gilbert Hcbut, john Robinson,
Phillip John, William Seldom,
Charles Miles. Adam Bn,tc.,
Robert, Hanson. John Fares,
Paul Davis, Alex Ferguson.
tlarance Pembrooks Ben Green.
Sambo Bernard, Eoltair Valcour,
Francois Trstant. Florian James,
Taylor Simon, Henry Murphy,
Drawn up at the Court House, in tho
Parish of st. James, this eth day Of MAY,
\. D., 1877.
%(Signed) +. r. FISHER, elk.
(sign'd) $. +. SISKRON,
Judge of tho Parish Court Of st. james,
(>igncd) VICTOR MILES,
Sheriff.
(Signcdl JNO. K. GALLUP.
(Si.hcd) JOHN kERR1GAN.
A true copy, Clerks Office, Parish Of st.
James. this lth day OF May. 1877.
+. I. FISHER,
Clerk OF the 4th Judicial District Court in
and for the Parish Of St. James.
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WITHIN THE

DON'T forget the meeting tonight, at the
Presidents office, when the First Nine will
be selected.
WE have three big fingers on one hand,
the result of catching hot balls on our fin,
gers ends.
BASE BALL is starting up in Helena, and!
we expect soon to hear of games between
the ''Three C's'' and the "High Seas" the
'sHigh Flyers and the "Low F1yers,,r the
''Sooners" and the "Laters.'
ONE of ourtypos met with a serious ac-
cident Saturday last. While playing a
game. of base ball he sprained his ankle very
!. severely, and is scarcely able to- hopple
around on sticks. He is applying Jaokson's
Wonderful Oil from blue-glass bottles.
In pursuance ta a previous notice, the
young men of Diamond and vicinity met at
the Court House Thursday evening last and
organized a base bali club. Eighteen per-
sons signed the roll then, and several OIL =
ers have joined since.. Hon. T.. E.. Collins
was elected President :: ]. s. Kelly, Treas
urer +; David Marks, Secretary, and j. H..
Stevens Captain. A eode Of bylaws have
been, aeDpbsd, and several games played,
hut the first mine has not been selected. The
club is to be Known assthe Diamond Citas,
~aldlboastss Of seme eaaellellh players.
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B O R N.
Near Missiula, March 18th. to MIR. and Mrs. n.
M. McGaulay, . son.
HELENA PRODUCE MARKET.
HELENA, April Q, 1877

HELENA, April 9, 1877.
Since our last report, the markets have,
remained almost unchanged The receipts
have gradually decreased. but a correspond
ing fall off in the demand has prevented any
advance, but the general tendency is rath-
er downward. The flour market remains
more steady and firm than had been antici-
pated in the face of the present prospects
for a good crop. Owing to the busy season
of the year, the receipts OF osts have been
unusually light, but the prices have contin-
ued to decline. The demand at present is
good, at the prices quoted below. The but
ter market is we'll supplied, but choice rolls
rule a shade higher. This is in consequence
of the difficulty experienced at this season
of the year III making a tirst-class article.
The following quotations are based upon
the actual transactions of the past week:
Oats, in good demand, at from So. 5Od,2. 60.
Flour, Willow Creek, Xxx. Sc. 20 Union
xxx, 1925; Madison xxx, Supertine
Family, $6.25; Plain xxx. $6.25; SPRING
vile XXX choice, 1925; Family XXX.
500; Springville Xxx, $3.50; Standard
Barley, common. $500; good, $3.50.
Wheat, 1915.
Bran and Shorts. 1925.
Butter, choice, 4Oc. Common, Zoe.
Eggs, 40c.
Potatoes, SOC. per cwt-
Seed wheat. $3.50.
Seed oats, $3.50.
Beef, net, $500.
Cabbage. $500 per cwt-
Onions, $500 per cwt.
Pork, heavy 12c. net.
do light Sc. net.
Fish, 20(a25c. per ID.
Hay. S12 per ton.
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ESTRAE NOTICE.

Estrayedi on to my premises. on Duck Greek
Meagher county, Montana, about the middle of No.
vember last, one sorref Mule, Is hands high, abou.t
twelve wears OLD. Whoever owns said Mule wilE
call at my ranch, prove properly, pay charges. ands
take him away. j. e. ElEKERNG..
March %. l675.. uaahQs:
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HELENA has had a grand MASQUERADE. mud
among 'he notable characters. represented
was Observation-Disclosures The MAN.
MISUNDERSTANDING has never
yeeput i'll an appearance upon the. stage of
life. ~~., eNoA
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AllIlOUllCCu Ill We J1J1S-
ANDMAN for last Friday evening came off
IN Good Templars Hall, before a very large
audience, composed of almost every one in
town, and q number of young ladies and
gentlemen from the valley, who came up
for a jolly good time-and had it. The en-
tertalnment was a success in every particu-
lar, the members fully sustaining the repu-
tation already earned, and although it was
announced as the last appearance we trust
they will reconsider their determination and
permit us to witness another performance at
some future time. We DO not wish to par
ticularize, but think Miss Lizzie Walling and
MIR. David Marks, as Miss Browp and iona
chan i'll pumpkin Ridge are deserving of
communication for the manner in which their
roles were sustained; Mr.. John s. Kelly. as
Mr.. Bsown, was also very good, and the same.
may be. said of Miss Ella Finn (Anu;e), Miss
Mary Nolan belinda Jane), Mr.. E. Brassey
(Angustus Sinroy), and Mr.. j. A. Stevens
(Hbar7y CE;t7on). We must not forget the ex-
~cellent prelude by Mr.. Barnes. Miss Nolan.
Miss Finn, Mr.. Brassey, and Mr.. Marks, in
''There's Many Il Slip 'Twixt the Cup and
the Lip, - afforded the audience much anus =
ment, and we think Dave will want but little
to eat for some time. The finale, "Diamond
sports,' was short, but-weA7 we pity that
poor dog, After the performance was con-
eluded the hall was cleared for the ball, and
dancing kept up until about 4 O'Clock, when
all went home we'll satisfied with the even
ing's pleasure and hoping for a repetition at
no distant day.
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George r. Reeves.


Mopedxs Moreffy Store building, opposite Murphy.
Neel & Co., Helene, Montana.
Watch snd Chronometer making and repairing in,
all its moss difficult parts, N especially.
Engraving executed in good, style.
Gold andssilvor work made to order.
June ! 1sTB-8m. GEO. p. RTEVEs.
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xruBER 2 OF Tick's Floral Guide has
uooc,,pd us. 1t is an elegant publication.
o,,,rr q number of our farmers have been
IN town this week getting their plows
sharpened.
Mn, HIGGINS has fitted up a room oppo-
cite his grocery store, and opened a stock of
dry goods.
HANK CR1TTESDEN, one of our enterpris-
inc wool-growers, of the east side, Vas in
town this week.
JAMES MAYSE, our County Assessor, has
rome to Lower Smith river to the
labors of his office.
MISS MATILDA JOHNSON, OF Cave gulch,
spcnt few days in town this week, visiting
with Mrs. Brassy.
FRANK kEENE started to the Muscleshell
ON last Tuesday, to sec after his cattle herd,
which is running there.
l.. MARKS, DR.. Mcdonald, G.. Hampton,
and A. Kent went over to the White Sui
phur Springs yesterday.
JULIUS LKvEY and II. III. Harwood, of
Helena, have gone to the White Sulphur
Springs tor Il few weeks recreation.
WE acknowledge a pleasant call this week
from the Misses ELLA and Nettie Rosenbauln,
Miss NJ. j. Winston and Miss Belle Walling.
Mr.. A. W. JOHNSON, who has just return
ed from the Gallatin, informs us that winter
wheat in that vicinity is looking remarkably
well.
ALATE number of the Corinnc Record an
nounces that the enterprising forwarding
house of L. j. kiesel & Go. are already load
Ing Montana freight.
Miss LAURA EDMoSSoN spent several days
in town this week, and, with Miss Ella Finn,
frightened our Office with her cheerful pre-
sence for a brief half hour,
The Vivians will present one of their ex-
ceedingly laughable and highly pleasing
parlor entertainments at Canyon Ferry,
Tuesday evening, April 18th.
The hotel business at Pony is paying
handsomely. There are three hotels, each
OF which have from thirty-five to fifty
boarders, and transient persons.
HALL & KRITzER's herds OF cattle which
have been running Oh Lower Smith river,
are being gathered preparatory to their re-
lnoval to the Red river of the north.
Mrs. j. A. STEPHENS and Mrs. C. S. Kel-
~ came over from Smith river last week
and wild remain in Diamond a few weeks,
visiting their father and friends.
JOSEPH BLACKWELL was in town Monday
getting his gang p1ows put in order. He
was driving a team of young bay horses that
stand ahead Of any other team that frequents
this place.
WIN. MILLS, a member of the company
winch is working the Nancy lead on Duck
creek, was in town this week. The COM
pany have so tons of ore on the. Dump. and
are still hosting. They expect to have 100
IONS out by the time the mill starts, which
VIII be within a few weeks.
OWING to the lack of interest and Slim at
N'uahce at the quartz meeting Tuesday
,nehlhg last, nothing was accomplished.
NC regret to see IA business, men so indif-
.'en. 10 such an important matter. The
BUSINESS of the town is dying by inches, ard
-"'0s there Is more. enterprise manifested
. ..aau was Tuesday evening, owls and bats
:" oe eAe sole occupants of aur already
s"'e' ta"S'a> in less taa,an.a year.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

nun stock-men of Lower Smith river will
commence a general roundup this week.
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OUR merchants gru,nble sorely at the
scarcity of eggs in this market. They say
.aae our valley farmers take their eggs. to
Helena and sell them for 80 cents der dozen
"hen they would be glad to get them at so
cents.