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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
Fair Warming.

Complaints continue to DO made that
children are in the habit Of entering the
town cemetery and breaking down tho
head and foot stones. This malicious van
dalism Is practiced TO such an extent that
flowers and shrubs placed over the graves
are not permitted to remain any length Of
time. This must be stopped. and the Board
Of Trustees have desired Us 10 say that un-
less parents keep their children out Of such
mischief legal proceedings will be insti-
tuted against thom. Some Of the male
factors are known ~ tho authorities. and .
strict watch upon them will hereafter be
kept.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

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A regular meeting Of tho Board OF Gold
Hill Town Trustees was held at the Town
u.u a., ...n,n, prs.ent-president
y" 'N-v 81, .na
Dauchy and Trustees iyrreh' oArfieA INV
0gg. Clerk Doans, Town Attorney HATH
and Marshal Loynachan were also In At
$1,000
"nas'e Observation-Disclosures.
The minutes Oh t'ne ias' reguiA' m''N"s
and Of three special meetings we're read
and .n,royed.
Ct, -. ,.,.v ., Al. .neci.l
irus'ee oAf,''A' on
committee TO investigate the matter con-
corning the defective bulkhesd In Grown
Point Ravine. complained OF BY Mr..
Lewrey at the last meeting, reported that
the case had not been properly presented
to the Board. and asked that further con-
slderation thereof DO indefinitely post
poncd. Tho Board took action q requested
BY the report.
Trustee Tyrrell reported that Mr.. Over
ton, superintendent Oh the water Oom'
pany. was willing Tor the own 70 zap tno
6-inch main Of tho company O pisce
ON tho Divide and attach 4-inch PIPE on
condition that Q tank capable OF holding
5000 gallons DO built by the tswn at Q con.
venient point south OF the trestlc-work Of
tho flume where u crosses tho canyon.
Mr.. osg said u would DO necessary Tor
tho town TO build snch . tAnk ~ any event.
MT. Iyrreii said ,hat accoru,ng 70 IN es.
Innate no had maae ~ wouIu Cost Aoous
$1,000 to put tho whole thing In working
AE.IRF fThla NnnIn lnGII0A In1 4nIlT0 HIs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

BAN FnAScisco. April "a ?. n.
Bullion-l3h sold.
Con. virginia-lih bid. a. asked.
Ophir-20 asked.
Yellow Jacket-i0S asked.
OvermAn-Cs bid.
Grand Prizs-4S bid.
Crown Point-GS bid. c. asked.
California-Aa asked.
Overman-C4a asked.
Belcher-Gs. bid. 7 asked.
Mexican-lia bid. i+S asked.
Beat d Beleher -2Gh asked.
Msxican-iia sold.
Sierra Nsvada-5S bid.
Overman-6iS bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
Chamberinin and Hampton.
FOREIGN NEWS.


TnHt fSmous rfetoeots
LONDON. April IA dispatch from Con-
stantinoplc says that England's sansuine
expectations an to tho effect Of tho proto'
col are by no means shared there. Turkey
10 ~ resolved rs ever 10 resist interference
In her internal Affairs. II Russia chooses
TO insist on Montenegro's making peace,
Turkey will probably consent To send an
agent 10 St. Petersburg 10 confer In regard
10 simultaneous disarmament.
pismarsk tieinx Abroad.
LONDON. April 3.-Tho Posfs specia
from Berlin says Prince Bismarck ten
dered his resignation Of tho Imperia
Chanceilorship. Herr Comphoussn will
take Bismarck's place as Chancellor Of The
Empire. Dismarck's resolution IL attrib
uted In diplomatic circles to tho mortify'
Ing results Of the Spring session Of the
I~leiehstag. the growing complications with
South Germany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

ton promising pardon to every persor
surrcndering before the first Of Nay, VIII
has not committed an extraordinary OF
fence connected with tho instruction
Anyone surrendering after tho first oI
May will DO subject 10 charges 10 date,
Prisoners made after the first Of May viii
DO shot. II such decision Of an impromptu
court-martisl isapproved by the command
Ing general Of tho district wherein the
capture was made. Prisoners taken be-
fore the first Of May will be treated .,
heretofore.
The situation In Louisiana.
NEW YonK. April a.-A Ti~ss Washing
ton special says = gentleman recently from
New Orleans says that Packard's friendi
arc exhausted and his only support arr
men whom ho holds around him By hii
personal magnetism. The Commissieu
will leave tomorrow at 0 O'Clock and ex'
psct to DO back here In two weeks.
A letter has been received here within q
few days from Pinchback now In New Or.
leans, In which he states that before tho
Commission reaches New Orleans . large
number Of colored members will leave
Psckard's Legislature and Join Nichols.
This will make the wsrk Of the Commits.
sion easy, No far ~ securing 0 quorum OF
tho returning boards members IL con.
cerned. Pinchback also states that Pack
ard cannot hold out long. but will make ss
formidable a stand ~ possible 20 - 10 So
cure favorable terms Tor his adhersnts
from tho Nichols government.
Ancient Order OF Hibsraiaas.
NEW YoRK. April 3.-The Convention Of
the Ancient Order Of H~ibcrnians. which
has been In session hero for the past few
days, adjourned this afternoon. An exec
utivc council. consisting Of tho following
members, was elected for tho ensuing year:
Z. MoriArity. Of Massachusetts,; J.. J. Don.
ovan, Of California O. l.. Carey. OF New
York /; Mr.. Kenninys, Of Pennsylvania p.
Guinness, Of Connecticut p A. Mulligan.
Of Ohio N. KerrigAn, Of Illinois, and NJ.
]. Ward OF Indiana.
swseney's Appeal.
New YoRx, April 2.-swecnsy has issued
q card addressed TO tho press and public.
asserting that he Is disappointed at tho
~postpsncmcnt Of his case. Ho Is ready
for trial. aud his intended departure from
this city Is not kept secret. He had sought
an investigation, and that II failed was not
his fault. lie appeals 70 both the press
and the public not To prejudice him, but
10 allow him 10 await the result OF his lii-
CATION without injurious comments.
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saa rrsseiseo Hearsi.
Na.r UvNNrNn

8aa rraneiseo Hoari.
Last xvKSrSs..
10 Raymond & Ely,
iss Eureka Con-. IN .,i6k
800 Rye Patch, AZ
leo Leepard.t
$50 Northern Belle. %. ~
100 Panther. Sc
30 Manhattan
$50 0rsnd Priz-. 4 90 10. A.
. i0 Modoc. . ~. : IS
Gu New Coso.t
2o Leeds. N. 80
3ss Imperial. II
30 Crown Point, Z.
10 California. Is
os5 Con. Virginia. u
IS Ovefman. o.
ss Gould 4 Curry. iss. i3S
sBelcher,T
70 isst 4 Rsleher. IN. TX
10 yellow Jachet. i0s
IS Julia. . 10
70 Eschsquer. 81. 81 b
100 Justice. nv
yo0 Gale ionia. 6s.GS
40 Mexican. ie
90 Ophir, -. 900
TINS
40 ophir. ,ox. S.. sos. ?os b5
no Mexican. is.. it's. Is
$40 Gould 9 cury. i2.. i:S
$50 be.t . Beiehsr. IN. Ts, y bio
SIS California. 81
us savage. 81 ,ox
Gas Csn. Virginia, ~. Is h, tls. t1S
10 Choilar potosi. 81
rs Hale 4 Norcro-s. 4 Is, 4 10, Z
$50 Crown Point. 6s. 90
no Yeiisv Jacket, lev, fOs
$40 Imperial. I - bs. Is
10 Alpha. i3x. 49, Is
90 Helehsr. o.. 6k
10 Confidence
2D Sierra Nevada ss. 81
is0 ~Hullion. i3x. iss, iJs
2e Exeheluer.
as rs, ets. Gs bio
7<5 Justice. n. io's
iss Union Con, 6S.es
leo Juiis. . 20. 3 eS
40 Caledonia. 60
20 Knieherboeker. i;c
20 Silver Hill. ~
g Baltimore. Tr
rs New York. toc
rs I'hll Sheridan. 81. sk
~ Att. "
Lady Washington. .. , Us
~ Andes. VS.. BIC
30 Lsvisthsn. tsc, soc
$50 North Con. Virginia. Tc, Tsc
TO Prospect. Use. nc
1850 Trojan. 100. SC
% Solid Silver. 81
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TOWN TRUSTEES.

Regular Meeting Last Evssing-A
Loan or $4,000 Ter Ineidensal
Expenses Authorised Keepers
Coneerniug the Proposed water
Works on che Divide-The Lever
Gold Hill kswer-rhe Delivery
Wagon Ordinance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

Scarlet fever has made It's appearance
in Paradise Valley. One child has
already died Of the dreaded disease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

NEW YoRx. April IA T'mes Dctroi!
special says the State election for Justice
Of the Supreme Court aud Regents Of the
University passed OF to-day with quiet
moss and ine weather. which will insure .
reasonably full vote in the rural towns
whcro there arc local contests. In this
city no interest WAS manifested and the to-
tai vote pollcd was a. follows : Cooley, 10
publican, 1.709; sovsrns, Democrat,
i.7G2. Last Pail the Democrats pollsd
1928 10 $3.50 by tho Republicans. Re-
turns from tho State at large arc only
scattering. but they indicate the usual
sweeping Republican victory. and their
majority may 10 anywhere from 5000
10 l 10000. From various towns aud VII
lagos suoh reports ~ have been received up
10 midnight show that local considerations
hare largely determined the result Of their
home contests. and thus deprived them OF
any particular s~igniHcancs.
spaia's Latest 01sr q The Caban
Patsists.
HAVANA, March 2l.-General xarti.
nero do Camps has issued . prsclana-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
The Agency.

A courier has been expected hourly FOL
some days, but has no; arrived as we e
to press.
reports re1ch us questioning late ru-
mors as to massacre below. We Incline
10 the belief that the ID er Lodg party
escaped, bat aside fro n that further news
VIII confirm previous reports.
Doubt yet existing regarding tn" per-
sonnet of tn. camp lately. ard perhaps
yet. threatening The Agency. we copy th,
following from the Cheyenne Leader:
The old chief, Red Cloud. is b,"k"n
down and dis2Iritci, and 50, ms inciIi e.!
To speEd tie bel ,ncr of his days in p atr-
tul pursuits. Forsyth Saw sou,e |, dians
at Red Cloud who had just come in from
Crazy Horses camp, which they reported
AS being located on Tongue river, near
The mouth OF Hanging Womsn's creek.
They reported that a heavy fall of snow
lccv'rel the country bord ring on Tongue
river, and said th1t Crazy Horses hosllIes
had gone cut to surround a large herd of
buffalo, and that they intended to move
over into the Puwd,r river valley very
snOn. 1t was reported at the Agencies
that the hostile T., dskins would probabl,
return to Spotted Tail with the chief OF
that name. who. with party, had gone
to confer with them; but they vow they
never will 60 tack to Red Cloud, because
the Sioux at that Agency hired out as
scouts to the Crock expedition.
Should important news arrive we shall
issue ;:n extra.
Wtdn' sday, Gp. M Word reaches US
that the Agency command will be ord rcd
lmmtdit IT. ly to move to the Yellowstone,
should no danger now threaten tile for
ncr point
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
CO Bass & Co s., Ale Odell' IS Hall.
Mud.

BY the time few more pet dogs an(
NJ W arctits are lost in HE bogs iufest;ne
town in wet weather. aomc,hing may
possibly be GOue attout sid, walks. TIL
state of what some cal the metropolis i.
simply disgusting mud, slu-h and dirty
water rywhtre; running clothes, breed
ing disease aud disgraeing the town
Main Street needs draining terribly, anC
it should be ordered by some authority
In the matter of sidewalks we trust nc
more of the double barreled arrangement
leading to the churches may be put down
The soberest man can't walk etraieh
upon such thing, and il anyone car
keep out of the hole IN the middle on 6
dark night we don't know who it is
Who will move in the matter of sidewalks
and bitches!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
Send us News.

An exchange exclIims thus-and we
follow suit: when anybody dis. gets
married, luns away. steals anything,
builds a house, makes a sale, whips Lis
manor bis wife breaks his leg or gets
The stufiin kicked out If him iy mule.
81 does anything tin. is in any way r.
mark be, and you have reason TO believe
that you know as mich about the occur
renee IS anybody else, don't wait for some
o her man to report it, or trust u TO find it
out by its'inct. but come and tell us
about it the fist tine you come to town
or seHd it in letter. This is the way
news is supplied, att! it takes good sup
ply of that II, cessary article to make q
< Cd homr-raprr. Let us Ow all the
news of your ne-hbJ:hooh."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
Mining Items.

Hsra!d.-A specimen of copper silver
glancr ore from the Lexi, g.on-owned by
W. e. Child, was brought to the U. S
Assay office yesterday. II showed a.
assay value of S. ,0J2 II per ton. 1t car
lied about 40 per cent copper.
lndependept.-At Butte the working
.haft OF tie Tout mine is completed t.
the depth of 275 fit, ana drift vel
u.d-r way towards the ledge Th'
Northwest Company think they will reach
ore in three weeks.
The Hope NINE still shows large com
pact body of No. ore, and the mill is
pounding away satisfactorily.
Parjee is opening out his ground upon
The Algonquin. showing large bodies OF
first class orc, both in his drifts and MAR
shaft. He has bnt commenc d develop
ment. but it is estimated there are five
thousand tons Of ore in sight.
Husband man.-The town of Pony
Gulch has been named Strawberry City.
A shaft has been sunk OF the Straw
berry lead 10 tie depth of seyetty five
feet, being against enc wall. The width
of the lead is rot yet known, the 9th +
wall not having yet been found. The
quartz is very rich aud is easy to get out
Mr.. Moorland, the proprietor, is erect
ing a fifteen-stamp mill, which will be
ready to start up in 4 few weeks. He
has let contract for sinking 175 feet on
the lead, the parties to receive one hat OF
the quartz taken out of the shaft.
Messrs. Buckingham s. Hiichlns have
got fairly to work in their disgings above
Diamond, and are taking out good pay
500 a week to the hand.
The Nancy Lode on Duck creek is rep
resented 10 be looking better than eyer.
They have large body of ore i'll sight.
and the workmen are flattered with its
good looks.
Miner.-The Young & Roudebush mill
has started running upon full time and l.
crushing ore which averages from so tol
100 ounces.
rTOIu tut u'ii bost WV"
there was shipped 10 the Helena assay
office crude bullion TO the value of 81, 200.
We saw recently specimen Of very
fine ore from the Lutte Horn mine. which
assayed over 400 ounces silver to the ton
NV North West. : Mr.. Cameron
brought down from Cable this week al
sl91s OF. nugget-value S3.6OO-the result
of the last run on Pyrenees ore.
Cheyenne Leader. "A California miner
has lately invented a rev mining contriv:
ance which lie novel If not useful The
water aud gravel from his sluces fal! into
A box, il which a horizontal shaft with
arms is made to reyolve by a
belt extending TO water-w heel q CONVEX
lent distance away. The box is shaped to
rlosely fit the revolving arms; is made
and serves to retain everything (
passing from the sluices until thoroughly
washed, aud also to catch all of va'de
which escapes from the riill 3 above !
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
A Gard to the Public.

For many years we have made two
me Iic;nes suited to the ailments of vas,
class of sufferers. Thousands of cures
have be. n made by them, and, in fact.
the word failure could not be coupled
with them. But within the last two years
counterf,its of our medicines have sprung
up, dangerous in their lose imitation of
our Trade Mark To secure the people
we lave placed upon each genuine box Of
llolIoway's Ointment the fac smile of the
signature of our agent, MI. Jos. Haydock.
o counterfeit is felony. We shall re
pursue any one who initiates
this with the utmost vieor of the law
We most earnestly beg that the glca'
mass of the American people will aid u
in our efforts to protect their health, and
help us in our task of bringing these
men to the bar of justice
refuse 10 purchase Medicines
10 be ours unless Mr. Joseph
II .ydock s signature is attachc to each
box of Pills or pot of Ointment, and the
end will soon be reached:
The public's obediett servants,
jlmy HOLLOWAY s. co.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
BOzeiMa an Market Report.

GROCERIES,.
Sugar. 1921 Coffee. 40 cents
Bacon, 23(0?5; Ham, 25a2S Shoulders, 2;
States Salt, g.;
Peaches. 2O@s24; Dried Gurrants> 20
Dried Grapes, 90; Dried Pears; 22@24
Be,ns. $40; Fresh Corn Meal, o; OAl
Meal, Is; Hominy, II.
Bright Navy tobacco 6S@soc; black, 81
ass. Teas-Jsp.n 65@75. Young Tyson
sO@l %, Imperial 95@1 30. Gunpowdel
SLOT 40. Salt &c, Brooms $685. so.
Pickles. gallon keg, S4@4 so; Rope,
l7@lsc,; Syrup, 5 g:llon kegs, $7@7 SO:
Candles, 10 80 per box; Soap, s. 50@9
per box of GO lbs.
PRODUCE.
Flour, Xxx, per sack, Sc; Oats,
81 .75@2OO per cwt.
Potatoes, 1c per ID, Butter, 35c per
TO-; Eggs, 40c per doz., Cheese, 20 PEI
ID.
Driel Apples. Salt Lake. 1871; Ealifor.
MIA, 20, New York, 22l.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
Personal.

WI. w. W. Story, of Helena. i
''e'ea at the Metropolitan Hotel.
"essrs cAlfee aud Catlln, photograph
u.s. arrived from the Gov Agency OF
Tuesday last "
=, l.. JAWS. late of F. Ellis store i,
o'>posing OF his stock at auction, occunv
''g me bulcing next to Hasi, skis.
MIR. David Boerum, Deputy U s
,.'Venue Collector, left on the coach las,
S'ohoav TO attend to matters Connected
with official business.
DAVIS Wilson sq.,-Rrg;stcr of the
i'ozeman Land Ofiice-leav, for the E,s,
on Monday next. He will returh wit,
Mrs Wilson. "''
y. W. Hoffman, ira et at Font Ellis
VIII send camp supply Of ,ods with tn,
command, und,r Charge of p. Mccormick
and ST. Mounts.
MIR. Richard Jockey lift for Helena
Yesterday morning in response to sum
mons to appear as witness before the u
s. Grand Jury now in session.
The many old friends OF Lieut.. Geo II
wright will be glai to hear of his re-
assignment to Fort Ellis. We saw to him
as he was wont TO say TO us, Welcome
al.''
Pay-M.>tcr Blaine. ACCOMPANIED by
MIR. Blaine Walker arrived yesterday. and
after payment at Fort Ellis, will proceed
to do likewise with the troops at thc
MIR. Pat Worsham, accompanied by his
wife and family. con!emplates starting
for franklin about the first Of April Mrs
WorslIam will proceed 70 S IN Francisco
for medical treatment.
The Cheyenne Leader gives Mai. PcascI
credit in the rc-capture from the Sioux of
Blacks csttle--saying, he with 81 citizens
followed the trail 20 miles ana took the
rain back to Tongue river.
Miss Lizzie E. McClaren, who went
'ast last fall, coEtemplates returning in
The spring accompanied by her mother
Mss McClaren will bring a completr
took of millinery goods with her to
5ozeman.
Lients. Wright and Douglas, with Co
!. 9TH Infantry, accompanied by Asst
surgeon Brown, the latter ordered to
Fougue River with the column, reached
lere on Monday.
Messrs. G w. Wakefield. Ed. Fiidley
nd Will Frazier. who took herd of
orses down to Saltwater to sell to the
row scouts who were lately paid off a,
he Agency, returned last FRIDAY after Il
ard and somewhat unsuccessful trip
he lndians having made previous use of !
lost Of their money. They report the :,
now de- p, and the troops enroutc for :
ae Agency making slow progress.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
Opinions of the Press.

The MadisGnian: 1.-THE AvANT COU'
RIER of March 1st contains the salulatory
of j. V. Bogert as associate editor OF thai
paper. 1t is not stated who Mr.. Bogert's
associate or associates is or are, as Mr.
A drrson's rame appears only as publisher
and proprietor; but, Judging from Mr.
s ssltlte. We take it that lie is the ''re'
spOnsible."
We welcome Mr.. BIS returl to the
editorial char. He is pleasant, pungen'
writer, but must learn to keep his feelings
inside his vest if he would enjoy all the
felicity which accrues to the editorial
profession"
Haven't got any feelings-havca' t got
any vest.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
Original Matter.

We have arranged for original outside
matter, and hope next week 10 beoir
publication. Yellowstone Field Notes,
which approach conclusion, and thu
Associate E''itor's Miscellany will be
founo upon first t.ge. We urge commu
nica'io's upon ali subjects OF general in.
crest.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
Give Credit.

The Ms<oulian again! That army
article cost us much sciSsGring and com
parlson. ard trip to the Post to submit
II to official revision.
The Cheyenne Leader! Whyappropr>
ate our special Indian news by the column
and refuse US due credit?
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
Wilson g. Rich.

Announce that III making preparation TOT
a large stock of goods in the Spring, no."
offer their splendid stock Of Ladies' Dress
Goods. Trimmings aud Furnishing Goods'
a, Cost. Also Clothing. Hats aud Caps,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Scarfs. &c, &c.
The public will do we'll to examine this
stock Would also state that in putting
in our supply for the coming season. we
need all money due US. and must call on
all delinqaenis to come forward and set
lie. We are now receiving BY express
the latest styles of Hats. Ladies' Ties,
&C., which We offer al
very low prices. o-lo"'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
Timber Culture Act.

Our advocacy of filing upon public
land under provisions Of this Act has beer
confounded by some as advocacy of stump
age payments to the Government. Not
SO. The Act we uphold merely guaran-
tees lands to settlers who plant and culti-
vate frees upon tlem-a wise Act, and
one our far ners should take advantage of.
ca Two BAN Wagons. almost new,
with Double.trees, Lead.bars, Chains,
&c. complete, for safe by
13tf II. BRUNETT.
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MissOula Post.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, February %. 1877
TO Hon. Martin Naginnis, Mouse OF Rep
Iesentatives:
Sir-The President has approved the
site and setting apart of the reservation
in the MissOula valley for military post.
II. T. CROSBY, Clerk.
We doubt its present occupation by
troops. - our local military authorities
have represented the iced of large com
mand for the campaign, or upon th's
endangered border,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15

The Inauguration so demands OF,
space, that we are obliged to cut down on
local matter. We shall occupy our new
office rcXt week, and hope at an early day
to be in receipt of new press and type for
issue of an enlarged sheet.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
st. LOUIS Imp rial At OdelTs Hall
TOOthleSS,

10 teeth! all gou.ed from the publisher
OF newspaper!
We missed him several days. and when
we asked his whercabous. DR.. Frarl
silently pointed to - teeth set in row :.
aud said, ''behold.'
But he's out again. and goes home 10
dinner again s. regularly as though his
teeth were not exposed to public view
without gum TO Ike p them together.
Such is nan.
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Deer Lodge.

VNH 1zOt1SC.
The fiercest n0r'eastcr of the season.
carrying scul of snow, swep. the vale,
"Wednesday night.
Probate Judge O 'Bannon will offer for
sale at Butte on next Monday all the lots
on the site OF said town rem .iniug uu-
claimed at that date.
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Wonderful.

BENEFITS M ,gic Cure" for rhrum1
ii sm. neuralgia or chronic pains in any
part of the body, Is Internationally 'h'
best remedy ever used Tor complaints OF
this character. We simply ask you TO try
it and be convinced. Sold at the Drug
Houses in BoZcman. ely.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
NOTICE..

BOHEMIAN, Montana, Feb. IA, 1877,
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that all notes, accounts and demands
made payable or due to the recent firm of
J. B. & J. V. Bogert, of Bozeman. are in
my hands for adjustment and collection
and such Indebtedness must be paid to
myself or agent at the FIRST National Bank
Of Bozeman forthwith or Sui will be in
stitutcd. GEO. W. FOX.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-15
Lewis und Clarke Col;nfv.

independents: H lena will vote upon
the Charter proposition on the lst. Mon
day in April.
lndep'ndent.-Ol THURSDAY, a week
sine, an earthquake shock was felt al
ile!cEa. No dAi...yc,