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The Stat% Cc1r1 declares u be tie law 81
StatE, and that CANVAS vzkdz.4s the
electoral votes IL The Tl}dsn electors III.
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TISden Tcte 70 be counted in Wzsh;py1or
a. ths vote II the State; and ..dtyeety
thai the votes oi tie HAYES electors shaI
, not u counted. Tbs whole power of II,
Stat. executive, legislative aud fudic5a q
By quo >, ,,arranto judgment denounce
the HAYES vote a er-o:. Il Lo frauG :
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NOTICE is hereby given that ths ANIMAL
- Mssi!ng o1 The Sioekho.osTs II -Ine
W!lm.og1on Nav gation Company W.-.
t.e held al No 51s MarEei sIre@i. v II1l-I.s-
io-. Delaware. On THURSDAY. ne Prs
day .! 7 february. 1s1-. bssiTesn l1e EOEr- II
and O'Clock p. ". lo- ne Izrrsy=t *
e.ecilug Three Directors n sz--E sCI- ire
yea-s J1HsS 4 GRIFFIN
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The daily gazette., 1877-01-25

NOTICE me ANIMAL Meeting =. he
~ NIL CToeE CE!osz. Association fCr lt.4-
oe.sc1ion Q: Horse Thieves and Iae Ke-
CzJgsTy Il Htn.en Prcp%rly Zill bs led a.
TRDAI. -he ZiE cay o5 Jauua-y- Z; :
O'Clock. P n PUuc1ua. a1reDdaDce & -
quesi@-o DAVID EASTBCRS- Presi.
z. q. B-CKISS Sec'y. .an1.v---
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yOTICES

~ MAX TraS.t.snaIfs -Assreiu1lgn ls4 -
9FIes5s.f 40 nseE ~ &lz-A amt Silpii.s
strneIZs. az n G'gileif-
By iE-i.sr-aG y ruCU
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R. P. TAwREsEY & Bro,
Harness & TruoIz
MA NUFACTURERs.
No 4o7 KING Street.
TuMm9Tox Oy,

RnNESTox. DKl-
ASSORTMENT of Hsrre e-sE SSS-37,' " N L1hc III fuli
Ira, WHIPS, BlAufefs -! oIlo1es. Coi
Brushes, Irunkk TrSTs,i1 rele' Sonos.
Shaw! Strips. kn9 eTs---a--. 1@&st allsess
IL rhsi. me Q. tnsfnsss 81 seAeIAly kepi
Elizde 0. the Best NE-s-li,1 - lice VIII be
give 81. ctigr. S7rriE go a I&nVeeo 20
neEE -Soa 20 t,r,d ~ ~ ~ -. DSlsie lar
- Uo-e.ieE. enpef. Or
The daily gazette., 1877-01-25

noG EEGIS-TEE N9'r1CE-ALL PER
IL cons ewu-ng =r Ritr-lfr ttarss I.isGL
rlstsfl. -l'4I s.ls Igsa rg --a.t 1iLve 1lisn
rasE71.l.iy = rsg1sIsr'gsi hsEvs'lII La. 15E Ant
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n i-ssg.ssf.srasf sssssgs FAHFs= ff'Tns1EE
jstrt-I Lh-er II Ptsui,a.
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= .zs1 [y.sz-.'1- HENRY LEzA:z
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NOTICE n 1eresY Eve1 1iiIE L Co. 5n.-s-
leE-si,-p a.tss Il :.iT 1een lIlGasest lIr.i
asGE4a ef.st,. Z. NsrVte L1it Thomas "
Vhaa.it.rY- alr ne 1-I-isl,riian q -zia viri,s-
slle Ant -.Et4L -HG -iins. l-lIt al i,sr iiiii-
.i.Ss III. .5r1E l-li.tlr dfs i'm lsti,Ie II
NA2PEE ( TEACE EXT
I'm ns7-Ei-4it
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NOT-fE Z j.. bste-y gwen La : .l;e-l =
y apr II H. Lssgls ls-E.s q. l-.s -'a.e
Z: De.swz-e a. = present .s-sss II ~ -
yfasszge n. At all - divorce 2. from lfa
ff-16s 4. Ilairi E1o1F from Z-E -Us stia-5
william Z Gr5111h
anna T. GRIFFITH
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MOTTO 2 - uiFssEil,g e uIie E-rIsistss4 'f
the P6nr II Nssw CASTLE ehunrF VIII he
Esat az Tie Al-rlss Ff1uss 3u V tillisstlEF me
ilsJ tsEy az IaElIrr NJ, Il ul,3i,i,lHiE. a. II.
rlns.s h1SFlng "a " lzgsl4lsI Eifl l1sE1EiInlisn
wfQ Ss.4t hitgit allfnI sl riiif a1lsaiilIltr
i1r Giitair allrtt-es! 1r llie F-eils+1lE-tr
fl1IJrnl r " EVANS. Clsrx
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p ~ " ArER RENrEE.s
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FRllTEg 'TI1TTAE
F1e lfusur1cn Gf rassiliAlfzs tsiss elg q
l.id NINTE WARDS mt others vililse
3r8psrIV N l5ca.sai wtIiili rrrest ssI Ilrlss 1T
haHiig-s AZ Fire riaiE .sllltast - Ele altft
-tiiz 1itv Ire liLita "a 5-Gz n Ine eilsillr 3n
sss oilltt-nE so llEstGasi The salAssIEs Nt1H 10
now ttIa mt n uGr pnid On 0r sefsre lie
iIsu i.lT II January 4 per cant VT IL lsttt-
ri amt II paFulsn1 ag .Tr"-issr istlLFsst lnri-
NJ I't.n ID per cent. VII be Attttfaft ll3 5lfs
ht-l WILLIAM :. HAYES
ifls1AAGf issr1 n Ear.
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NET-CE- = s.e-s-T z - -ls1 .-----iz --
y ~ : 70 m Legs- -lzf--s .! --+ So ..
I'-4a Fs-e II "a preset -ess- ~ - Toe giz-
sag= 2! IL ar1 70 j. TCr-s II =. Il 80 -J--t1s
n l1ai-.I-o1y trc1a -4r .lsFfa1- fI-'. re
/. Wat 81 >AS A..-I.
a---t-E.E
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QUO AID 81 oGi1s s-ss- II EALLETT a
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NOTICE

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wa FrG nay OF s.5t4- ll-L si'1,
IL gi,lcE. P H,
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aEaI9 g HNED
sDNlNaSFa. T0&S' sAIE OF
REAL ESTATE

a. v,l-alls u an us-ler ac 1ag QrphHIis
s-1lil-- ~ lie .sslss af LeiIv'lre. II ant ar
Nl,,v castle GsDIrEF nliute 7ie -iis1 tly et
3 .prrutl-Y \ q Btii. VII lH -Lets'-l -
sal,s t1 cuisiIr agIrurfu, gn the rE-silf i'ss n
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-17

Consisting of horses and cattle. 49,,
farm we looked at Black Davy, a most u'e'F
tifll half-brecd Norman stallion. m mEu'
gentlemen intend dispensing with the;r sSe
tie and devote their attention eyclps;r e"'
the breeding and raising of horses. I"
Just below their place and on the -.
side of the road, is the farm owned Nv "a nv
c.. Blake, and Il very excellent farm it.
too.
One mile down White Tail creek franz
Mrs. Blake's, we met Mr.. j. j.. Hall J W."
to-do farmer and dairyman of this sact.'
Mr.. Hall lives upon the Jefferson ix.r,n
but had moved ont upon the north bsnt
account of the high water. His lyon"
q tiye-year-old happle gray. half Norn.,
stallion, ranks among the best horses y,
have seen. lie is l59 hands high. ANA =.
most beautiful formed animal. lie is the s,n
of a premium colt at the Territorial fair two
years ago.
From here we Travelled up Pipestono
creek and put up ut White Hall, where VIZ
found excellent accommodations. Mr.. Z
G.. Brooke, the proprietor, is largely en-.
gagged in stock raising, his herd Of cattle
now numbering several hundred head. At
his farm we were shown one of the most
complete machines for boring fence post,
we have ever seen. The anger Is driven bv
horse power, constructed on the plan Of the
common whim for hosting. The gearing be-
ing a belt and pully, the anger working
in Il frame perpendicular. thus saving ay
| adjustment Of posts, except to place them
upon the carriage which operates se,ne.
thing like that of a saw mill, and is 50 ar.
ranged that the slanting hole for the pgoy
of the post can be made by changing the DO
siti0n of the carriage. VIM.
April 26.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-17

charge of their duty, but proceed at once 10
a fall compliance with the law as it reads
and as the court has decided. The taXpay-
crs Will henceforth require this at Their
hands. We may reasonably expect to hear
complaint from mining sources about It's
having a depressing effect upon the quarts
industry; but we see no reason why tihs
industry should not flourish with all Others
which have never, even in their infancy, en-
joyed an exemption from this necessary,
though sometimes onerous burden. Quartz
mining has increased very rapidly i'll the
past few years. Mills have been erected,
leads developed and cities sprung into ex-
istence upon their prospects. and certainly
no Just reason can be found why an mdus-
try, which is in such a tlourishing condition,
should not be taxed.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-17

BOULDER VALLEY and THE NEW Icas
TO BUTTE.

From White Hall we passed down tie
Jefferson, crossed over the point Of the
mountain Oh TO Boulder, and Travelled up
that stream a distance OF forty miles. to What
is known as Upper Boulder valley, dis
mounting first at the residence OF our friend
p. b. Mills, where w rested until the fol-
lowing day. This valley is 50 far superior
to the forty miles over which We have just
travelled, that we take a delight in noting
the fact. 1t covers an area of about thirty
six square miles, and is surrounded on ev-
cry side by lofty mountains. The soil is
mellow, deep and black, and covered with
the best grasses that grow in the Wes'.
There are about 4 dozen farmers homes
here, most ct whom are engaged principal
ly in stock-groWing and dairyine, this sec
ton being better adapted to this business;
yet we learn that as good crops have been
have been harvested here rs anywhere in
this section of the country. The MAN
t~horouehfure over which the u. S. mails and
freight from the east and Virginia City 10
Helena, passes through this valley. Helen''
The principal market is thirty-tiyc miles dis
tant, but the valuable silver mines Wlltl
are attracting so much attention OF late, aLd
are now employing and supporting a large
number of people at Jefferson, Somewhere
and Corbin, which are located but a rev
miles from the head of this valley, conslns
many pounds Of its products. Mr- NlF
has a we'll Improved farm, about ilaa "
which is fine hay land. His dwelling y
c~omnnodious. and eneireled with 4 neat ~
tice fence. With so much s~hrubbery growing
in the yard that a stranger approaching ,
would be surprised to see that It IS hot p,
sided over by fairer and more delicate l'anu'
than that of IL bachelor. DIR. Mills nelSH-
bors are not behind him in the way OF NV
.provements and good dwellings. liley aV
all i'll sight Of each other, and so llucn -
same that we will not attempt sepai"e
mention of them. Among the pfoiii"e's
citizens are, r. Jeleris. Geo. Dousl'ss. :
i. Bailey, j. I. Holt. 4. II. Sloan, Il. W.
tinghain, S. S. Harper. j. Z. hiley' o'pI
Cook, and c. w. Higly. We are lnlof''es
that they live tremendously and appfe''"'
each others society. They support anu a,.a,.
ny on a school about half the year. im'
have Il prosperous Grange and efood i'np
lars organization. that meet III llle'' az.
spicuous hall which is located near NV ~.
ter Of the valley. The development ~.
great wealth in silver mines III 'li'' : i.
borlood has given a new >tintllou'
IsEE SEVENTH pAGE1
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-17

WE publish elsewhere a decision by
Judge Knowles in regard to taxing ores and
b lllion under the existing laws OF The Ter
ritory. which is u matter OF great impor-
lance to the whole people. There is no
question of doubt but that the product Of
the mine should be taxed just the same as
the products of the fam or pasture. though
all attempts to enact an equitable law for
this purpose has been defeated. The late
decision rev erses the state of affairs, and
places the farmers and stocl-men on the de
~icnsiye, and while they coalA not muster
force sufficient to carry Il measure for Il e
p npose of enacting a special law, Will be
lialy able to maintain TIE advantage which
this decision give.
The sese "A assessors throughout the Ter
lit y should TO lcnger hesitate in the eli :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-17
LETTERS FROM THE People.
A Sufferers Appeal.

Editor Si6r,-FOT years me vicinity of NJ
and y and 9th streets northwest. has been
in very dilapicated and unfinished condi-
ton. The late board of public works COM
menced vast and expensive Improvement
of the last named street, bat failed to carry
out the half of their projects. Ia fact, they
left il in far worse condition than when they
commenced, The Inhabitants of that se,-
lion OF the city were consequently left ia a
very teplorsble condition, which condition
Is getting worse and worse every day. There
is no cleaning of any kind done upon it,
although the owners of property there pay a
yearly tax for street cleaning. 1t is now SO
hlthy and malarious as To- be detrimental to
health. requests have been made to the
proper authorities to have the nuisance
abaied i'm some manner, but, so far, no no.
tice has b. Ell taken by said authorities. As
last resort this appeal is made through
your columns, and the complainant trusts
that the board ofhealth or some such author
lily Will take notice, and at once find some
means OF relief from this nuisance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-17
Il LIZ X Il " d RIA.

STRUCK BY LIG HTNING-During a vio-
lent thunder storm near Guilford, on the w
w. rosd; Yesterday evening, the barn OF
MI; j. L. Coleman was struck by lightning
ana burned TO the ground, together win
about $50 bushels of wheat and 80 ions of hav
me property was partially insured in the
Louuoun MUTUAL insurance Company. The
barn or Mr.. Thomas Berry, near Farming
Ton, Md, was also struck by lightning YES
tIday evening and entirely DESTROYED To-
gether with q quantity of tobacco and two
horses. negro man who was standinS
near by was stunned by the same stroke hnf
recovered in a few minutes. The barn was
the loss. "0'o's
A WAsHINGToN NEGRO RoUGH IN LIN
Bo-A surly looking negro who calls him
sen AShDy Simms, came down Tuesday
from washington city "spoling, for a CHI
he went to grain vessel at the wharf nm
loading and sent word to one Joe Mitchell n
come ashore, that he might then and there
"demOlish him" Joseph stepped nm To ms
tice Padgett's Office and had a warrant H.
sued for the belligerent and placed in the
hands of Policeman Hayes, who brought
him instanter. The Justice sent him 10 res7da
with Mr.. Lucas for sixty DAYS.
CHARIOT LINE IN ALEXANDRIA We
understand that as soon as the paving of
hing street is completed the Chariot compa-
ny OF Washington will run lice OF chariots
In connection with the Potomac ferry stsam-
ers by which passengers will be carried from
any point in Washington, on which chariOts
run, 20 any point on King street as far west
as Alfred. Persons using the route will bv
this arrangement, be enabled 10 take a seat
IN chariot at Peabody Hall, in this city,
ana Tor hve cents In addition to the boat fare
he carried to Georgetown
TOURNAMENT AND ACCIDENTAL tourn-
dIehI anu picnic came of at the cross roads
near Plscaiawsy. crday. The prize sad
dle was won by Mr.. George Underwood the
Knight OF the Lone star. During the riding
Mr.. Geo. 0askins, one of the knights was
thrown over his horses head, and had his
shoulder severely injured.
GAME-The sOra have made their appear
ance in the neighbOrhood OF this city, in
large numbers, and much earlier than usual
They are in fine condition and afford eXcaI-
lent sport. One gentleman killed forty day
before yea terday aud twenty yesterday morn
ing.-IG oze,te, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-17
Excursions, Picnfcs, &c.

Piney Point, 6c-The commodious steamer
Sue will make her regular delightful trip to
Piney Point and Point Lockout tomorrow
evening, starting at O'Clock. Fare 81. The
ride from Piney Point down the bay in the
afternoon is especially pleasant. Every
Point LOOkOut.-The Charlotte Vanderbilt
leaves for Point Lookout to- morrow evening
at O'Clock. Fare $50.
81. John Cub will give an excursion to
Piney Point and Point Lookout tomorrow
evening. The Jane Moseley will start at 10
p. m, returning at O'Clock a. m. Monday.
Fare 50
The LoIy Of the Lake will give forty We
mile trip down the Potomac on Sunday at
81 p. m.
The Ocean City excursion announced in
our advertising columns is one of more than
ordinary interest and importance. IL is the
first effort to bring our city into direct com
munication with the new and popular sum
mer resort on the coast of Maryland. The
fare is low and the inducements great. The
surf bathing is fine, and the bay near by af-
Jane Moseley will make Second trip on
the 25th inst, and tickets will be good TO re-
turn at that time.
Great FGIIs.-A family excursion VIII be
given to Great Falls on Sunday, 19Lh inst.
The boat will leave the Aqueduct bridge at
m.
The MaftGno gives regular Sunday excur-
sions down the river, starting at $3.50 L. N !,
ana returning at $50 p. m.
The McTy Washington makes two trips to
Mount Vernon Springs on Sunday, starting
at 10 a. IN. and 2:30 p. m, and returning at 2
/. IN. and p
Tie Mary Washing ION and the ArrOlO make
daily excursions 10 Mount Vernon. For par
ECulars see advt.