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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

absence ut court n stroilng musician iorc-s piins~i
into hts wiics apartments, makes himself known a.
former lover and Is only persuaded 10 leave alter .
promise her part encourage his should hci
husband bc sent to int Feeling satisfied OF her hue
bands release Mrs Tip Toe readily consents ana the
young man departs Mr.. TIP Too immediately alter.
wsrl returns, win tho doieIu that he has hoes
committed Tor tr,a, and that no has only boon 70
leased bail until the following morning lie 10 dis
consulate lie weeps br,er tears over tho narrowing
picture OF separation from his vie, wbea suddesiy
intimate friend arrives with an invitation to mid
niEht supper. Tip Toes greet quickly vauishc> he
tells his wife that ne must sive himself mp imme
da,cly 10 thc police instead Of the following m,rorog
ana ssi.es % Tor nights cnjovmeni. HIS departure
is tho sgnat Tor tho ,,roiing musicians return wbo
Notwithstanding the cn,rsacs Of Mrs TIP Toe, dons
her husbands dressing gown. smoking cap and slip
pes settles down Tor enjoy able evening He has
scarcely done so wh.n loud kuocking IS hoard ~ the
door and The police enter with bench warrant Tor
TIP Toos arrest arising out OF some trivial rr,ru.
laruy in his bail. Tho arrcs,ing ofhcsr, who
is curousiy enough invned to the same supper
TIP Toe. declines 10 insult Mrs. TIP Too BY BE-.
Iicving her assertion that Roland 1.-THE musician
10 not her husband and alter very admirable tribute
10 womsn's acvotion 10 man drsgs tho unfortunate
wretch on 10 jail The complications which sriss oa
Of this mistake arc intensely amusing. TIP Too and
the aoovc mentioned onlcer are introduced 80 one
another At tho supper undcr assumed nance They
become very friendly, ana TIP Too accompanies ms
newly made friend tho jail IA tho morning rncrs
he learns OF the arrest OF Mr. rip roc No. 4
and furious Al IT'S wiie's appsrcn. tsnivssv.
Tsinss however sre ultimately s~,,ied - they shoaN
be-, but tho extremely humorous manner In winch hs
story told and the situations worked Out should To-
the pecs At least COCO audiences tor the coming
wees. The Lpssrss and the usual company viii sp-
pear
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-24
A. l.. Quincy, Agent,
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE NINTH
i Judicial District, Of the State Of Nevada. in
and for the County OF Elko.
s.. REISIIART. l.. REISHART and u. REIN
HART. Plaintiffs. against JOHN II. JEwErr.
Defendant Action brought ia the district
Court Of the Ninth Judicial District Of the
state Of Nevada, ia and fog ilr County If
IlkO. =nl the complaint Llrd Ia the Office OF
the CLERK OF said District Court.
The state OF Nevada sends greeting To John
II. JeECtt. Defendant. You are hereby required
To appear iu an action brought a. Ilusi you by
tie above named Plaintiffs IA the District C0urI
o;the Ninth judicial District OF the state Of
Nevada. Ia aud for the County II Emo, aud to
answer the complaint hled therein. within ten
days exclusive II tH- day at E~rrNiCcI after THE
service ou You Of this Sumiuuua-if SERVE
within this County; or. IL served ont Of tBis
County. but ia this District, within twenty
dAys; otherwise. within ior.y dass-oT JsiE-
mcni by default "Ili be taxi against you. &C.
CprdiIg To- the IrAy,r u; sIIi SUmplaiut.
The shii action - brought TO obtain = judy
mcui Of this Court for toe sam OF Two Ihuur.
aud IhllaTs Cola Coin. with inter, II uu sid
sum irum March lG'h, 1870. at the rate co. one
Icr cent. n month, with ten per ,Cut. ATTORNEY =
icrS. aud costs. Al that ITO prUn,i. - Ir..
CTIb"d IN tho complaint. br .plt according &,
law, aud that all PERSONS claiming through or
under said Defendant he forever barred aui
lurrclp-ri OF all rquity II redemption. and that
liaiuurS may have Judgment Tor any deficiency
thAt may remain air'r applying tie Froccrl, 4
such sale to iiIc pay IHeut Of said Judgment. Aud
i'iat thc pUFChuEcT or VufChAtCg- bo let into
possession 80 sIId premises upon prySH:.l4run
Of = SH-Tir = Deed therefor, and for such ether
relief as to tho Court may tcem jusi and
equitable.
Aud you ar" hereby HctIGcI that u you IA
To appear and answer said complaint - above
required. the said fIaiutia- VIII apply to tho
Court for tho "ll.f demanded therein.
Given under my hand aut the Seal ~
the District Court 81 the Smith JU.
dICial District Of tho state Ui Sc.
tsEALl yada. County ( EikO. this l2Ih Gay
OF January. lee the year 4 our LDTi
one thousand eight hundred and
seventy eight.
jalEoOi .. =. GREEN. C!ctk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-24
BEATTY'S
PIANO AND PARl0R ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Containing the elements uf music, with easy
and progressive exercises TO perfect the player
In the art OF muric toithcr piano or organ h, u
which Is added over sixty Waligez, po!Ess.
HArChsH. GAiops. Operate Wo'0tlrs. Dances,
etc. by DANIEL 1. BEATTY. Washington. NV
Jersey, one of ilc best WORK. of is Kind o,,-
introduced, ard Fhonld be In the hands IL every
piano aud origin player. sent postpaid to any
part OF the United Stairs or Canada .ur only 81
cents. tie price h.y.U. been reduced - MIRO
duco u s~ysryuhcEs. address. IhSIEL D.
BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLOR ORGANS.

Thss1 remarkable Instruments possess capac-
iuss 70 musical effects and exp cssions never
before attained. adapted for Amateur atrl Pro-
fessional. aud an ornament In any larlOr. tx
eel In quality OF Tone. Thorough
WorkinHnship, Elegant Designs ami
FINISH, aud wonderful variety Of their COM
bination stops. Every instrument fully war
Tanied for si1 years as strictly hrst.class In
every respect. and as n guarantee they aro
shipped on from i've to nfceu days test trial.
ways by me " they are niRrcprcsented or In
any way prove Unsatisfactory. No such offer
has ever been made. beware nf limitations.
Agents wanted. but where | have none, largo
diseounis made 10 introduce Ia now localities.
send for illustrated AJNERrISEH. containing
long lists OF testimonials from wcll.kuown por.
sons. some OF whom you may know. CLASSIFIED
by states. with POstuficcs annexed. that all
may inquire direct Of them. Address, DANIEL
D. DEAiT Washington, New Jersey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-24
SALOON FOR SALE.

THE SALOON ON THE SOUTHEAST OR
Il ner Of Commercial aud Fourth streets. X.
ii. Bernard proprietor. Is offered for sale, aud
any person desifing 20 engage I'm the business
will do well to consult Mr.. Bernard at once
The stand Is well known as one Of tho most
eligible in town. and as its present proprietor
wishes TO go out of the business. n good bar
gain eau be secured. Apply TO Il. H.. Bernard.
At the Cornsr Saloon.
Eiko. bee. eth. 1877.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-24
DANIEL +. BEAT1rs
Pianos and Organs

IN Pianos and Organs manufactured by Dan
lei J. B-.ity o; Washington. New JtSs-y. a-o
mofe earnestly and generally commended by
thePress, and mnsic loving public than any In
stfu,pents manufactured In this country or
Europe. n Pianos have the greatest possible
depth. rtehntss AID volume OF toae. combined
With . rare brliancy. elesrresa and perfect
evenuess threr;gh>ut the entire rea.s. and above
ali surpnssac duration which never changes
nncer tho rncst delieata OF powerful touch.
h celebrated '.6olden Tongue" Reeds in
beatiys celebrated Organ In conjunction with
the perfected Heed Boards. produce sweet. pure
AID powerful tones Every instrument, fiano
and Organ. fslly warranted perfect In every re-
sSeet. and VIII be shipped on from Ave 70 NJ,
teen days test trial. the manufacturer ruying
freight 18th ways. IL the instrument IL not sat
isf.etoEy- illustrated ADVERTISER. Catalogue
kdition.l rent Tree on application. Address.
New jersey
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-24
BANKING HOUSE

nF NJ. T.. FREEMAN q CO.,
ELKO. NEVADA.
NJ. T., FREEMAN. Manager
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Receive general and speci1 deposits. subJect
10 check at sight or payable on return 81 cetiN
nrslc. Draw ~ sight. in coin or currency on
New York. Fan Francisco, Sacramento. salt iAhs
CITY and all banking towns In tho Stato OF Me-
yada. Mako either local or foreign collections,
for which remittance will be made Immediately
on payinent. Discount Commercial paper.
MAKE advances on bAao or refined bullion. buy
and ssll uold, Orconbaoks, Bond. and Bcouri-
ties 81 all kinda.
Buy aud sell by telegraph through our Bro
kcra, any stocks dealt IN by tho gan ffanclsoo
gtook ana Exchange Board, aud upon the usual
terms aud conditions! except that va viii buy
and scIi Tor CASH only. and do not carry any
stocks upon n margin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-24
STATE UNIVERSITY
OltEPAItArORY DEPARTMENT.
ELkO, NEVADA.

The first term of this school (4th wear
4 ITS institutionl will begin Monday,
September Sd, 1877. Male and female
'upila prepared for College. or ad-
anced further and instructed in tho
collegiate branches. English studies,
mathematics and tho ancient and
modern languages thoroughly taught.
lessons in music by a competent
eacher. No charge for tuition-musi
rrtra; also. no charge for room rent.
Board $50 per month. payable in adj
'ance, quarterly. For further particu-
.rs address
ID. L.. SESSIONS. Principal.
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BEATTT
Piano and Organ.

There IL no mAnufactn or Of Pianos and Or
rans IN this or any other country who has re
caiyrd 50 many unsolicited iUdOrs' mcuts a. has
Mr.. BEATTY. From every Stale aud TuTritDiy
comes the same verdict: They ara the best 10
the world" Illustrated ADVERTISER tCatA
lOgus TdiiiOnl free. Address. DANIEL y
BEATTY. Washington. Vow Jersey. OCT
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHu

u'HE CONFERENCE.-THE itkRErofoRE TX
j listing between John Hibbots and Dude.
Bale la tbs Carpenter business. has been dlT
solved this day by mutual consent. Tho buN
ness viii hereafter DO conducted by Dudlc.
Bale. who Will receive all moneys due said hrp
ana pay all Iilisdus from tho same.
JOIN HIBBET9,
DUDLEY SALH.
glko, New. Jan. 80, 1873. jSo.in
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correspondents,

Correspondents,
SEW FORK . Agency OF the Bank 81 California;
SAN FRASCIsCO. Sc. The Bank Of California
LONDON. Alliance banhs
SAN FRkSCISCo.. .Mcssrs. J. II. Latham 4 90
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AaLa
Yesterdays Afternoon Board.
100 Valley, zoe
20 Raymond and Ely, 5T
112 Eureka Con- 40
500 Alps, 81, 3H,3
$50 Belmcnt, G0e
40 Patch, 3A,4
200 Belle, ilTaLf
$50 Belle Isle, zoe. Coo
1880 Modoc, 25c, $50
$50 New Coso, soc, !
40 Bodie, g0e,1
500 Bechtel, 10 b30
635 Golden Chariot,
500 Leeds, 2lOc, 2O5c
1G5 Tip Top. 300c. 3T
co Giia, Csc
1OQ Overman, l6
S75 Con. Virginia, 22X, 22X
255 E~xchequer, 3X A4i
80 Caledonia, 2G0c
80 BulliomtS80c nocs fs7' haIs Ascis
165 Mexican, 1874 gis..r sr--d mi "a.
SO Union, 81
las Sierra Nevada, 4l0c
$50 Justice. llh, III
120 Alta, 0, So
ll0 Point, 8, 1850
100 Woodville, 4ec
200 CaliforniA, 20, 27Z j
$50 Hale and N%orcross, 1917, 10Y
1856 Savage, l1M, III
so Gould and Curry, az
10 Utah, luX
2l5 Julia, 230c, "a
Is OphiF, sax
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PURELY MUrUAL-No SToCKHoLDER
Annually, and applicable
tho So sEcoSp-6p and subsequent yearl
premiums.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07
Prepare to Fucker.

The refusal ofa wife to kiss her husband
appears to be regarded as the greatest Of
marital crimes in this section Of the coun-
try.
A few months ago a negro woman
fused to kiss her husband, aad he whipped
her terribly with q black snake whip for
her timiditY and even carried his dis
cipline 50 far as to whip her sister when
she came to the rescue Of the bel;sbored
WIFE
Ye, ,.erday morning another colored
woman had her throat cut for refusing to
kiss her husband, and later in the morn
ing white woman presented herself 10
Justice Cotton, with her nose mash d,
both eyes in mourning, and with her front
teeth loosened, IS she alleged by blows
given by her husband as they were riding
to this city, and merely because she refus
ed to give him the much priced kiss.
At this rate, San Antonio wives, who do
not wish to be beaten beyond recognition.
uill have to keep their lips puekored up
MI the time they are in the presence Of
their lord and master. In other parts oi
the country, wives have all they can do to
keep their darling hubhys from kissing
every pretty woman they meet. Bat, here,
the osculatory exercise is confined strictly
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07
The Proof BOYS Yengence.

He was the worst little galley-slave that
ever haunted composing room. He
would take proofof with vicious
twiteh Of the slip from the type, and be
gszed at a revise, as he trolled around
with it in his hand J, as though it were a
personal enemy. He was very small, but
there wasn't man about the room, from
foreman down, who didn't have sort of
fear Of him, he was SO venemous. Only
one man dared to cross him, and that was
the lunch vendor, who came up with a
huge basket Of indigestibles at II o'clock
every night to satisfy, at exorbitant rates,
the needs Of hungry compositors. Tlis
man had refused to trust the proofboy
for cranberry pie, and the little wretch de,
termined upon revenge.
The plan conceived BY the boy was
simple, but certain il results. The forms
ready for the press-room we're conveyed to
the elevator b. means Of little stands on
wheels, and after the forms had gone down
i usually deyolved upon the proofboy to
run the vacant stands back TO theirplaces
"a work which he invariably performed
win great snsto and much danger TO legs
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07
SIFTTNGS.

A Sandy Hook fisherman recently killed
forty-foot whale with a scythe. 1t was
a good seythed whale.
Checks, fakes and other figured materi-
ais for combining with selfcolored skirts
are always used for overdresses.
Judge Moore, of Brooklyn, lately per-
mitted man to assume the name of mis-
wife, whom he had recently married.
George Sherry, who is to be hanged in
Chicago neyt mouth, says he will die
game, They can't get any Sherry whine
from him.
The weather lately turned summerset
at Somerset, Ohio. They had rain, hail,
snow, 'sleet, wind, and thunder and lightn
ing, all in one day.
A young man in San Francisco put out
one of his eyes while taking off shirt; a
spiral stud did the mischief. Moral:
never wear shirt.
"You call that trunk, do your" growl-
ed detected hotel porter. "It only needs
a lightning conductor to make it look
like boarding house,
A Massachusetts, minister wrote more
than sixteen hundred sermons in forty
eight years, but most of the people to
| whom he read them are dead.
Everybody should hang out evergreens
and h;r. during a F stiyal. He who
can not get harp should hang out Tyre,
:or the country is full of RS.
Its not pleasant to be an Emperor il
somebody must continually be popping at
you. Three attempts have so far been
made to assassinate Emperor William.
A man at Ann arbor, Mich, who lived
to be ninety two years old, with no pros.
pect Of dying, made provision for his
funeral expenses and then killed himself
"T'm SO fond of my Walters press" she
remarked confdentially to another young
lady; but she wasn't the proprietress of
newspaper, for all that. That was only
the name of her young man.
give hundred saloon passengers sailed
for Europe to-day announce the New
York papers of last week At this
rate the saloon business must inevitably
suffer this summer in the United States.
The York Dofy prints TIE following
4 - -.
At 1865 p. m. May 18th, by the Rev. j.
P. Hamer, Mr. Reuben Robinson, of c.
/ tysburg, to Miss Anna Robinson, Of Y ork. !.
and formerly of Baltimore. All parti. 8
colored
At Cedar Creek, in Green Country, East
Tennessee, lives Mrs. Ann Hopkins, Who's,
age IS II years. Her husband died about
twenty years ago, aged 1o8. Living she
has three sons, George, aged 90, Abner,
aged 96; Enoeh, the baby, aged 90 Mrs.
Hopkins enjoys excellent health, and
gives promises of many years of life yet
His Imperial Highness, the Czarowiiz
Of Russia, is well built man, possesses a
broad chest and repulsive countenare :.
His features fortunately belle him, for he
has the reputation of being one Of the
kindest- hearted of men. His elder brother
Nicholas, who..died some years ago Al
Mel, was marvel Of good looks; his
corpse was angelic; he hurt his spine
wrestling. The Empress of Russia has
never forgotten her sad loss.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07
Poetry.
E--.7sE IN THE ROCKY NOUN.
TAINS.

- +,o West doth the white moon float,
r,, y+ara are losing their midnight fire,
Tho night is yielding to days desire,
/, =. dawn is stealing from REALMS remote,
riDefng the violet Southern sky
with palest pearl where the muntainS he'
g., ,,rsaths up from the canon walls,
wbits and chill ns a touch Of frost,
c,rgbt by the zephyrs, kissed and tossed
,..u..1,r in distance. Hush There falls
n,vD from the hill tops far and near,
,bovsr Of bird notes, full aud clears
18th ,awsks. A SOU rrOl leaps down,
Novptain Quails fit in the undSrbrush'
And unon thg breeze is borne the rush
Il. rging stream walled in by brown,
D.sr-furrowed ranges. Below the pines
rho r,ovntains are cleft with yellow mines.
T., heavens arc flushed with royal rose
Finung the rugged scene below,
Lighting the dull brown rivers flow
rtb their matchless glow While daylight grows
The coiors vanish the mists unfold,
And the hills are crowned with CLEAN Sf Goi
Colorado Springs Gazette.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07
Her Incubus

t'You are my Jetenofre,' said the print
er's devils sweetheart, when he became a
little too forward.
What is bete noire p asked he.
tBete noiye,a she answered, means .
black devil always hanging rounl"
The young man pondered a good while
before he answered, very thoughtful u:
e All, yea, | understand; an your ink
Of ,has!''
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

At Grand Rapids, Mich, during the
preaching of a sermon, fve-year-old
boy walked up to the pulpit, and asked
for a glass Of water, for which, when the
minister had given it to him, he said,
Thank you, sir.'
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

A couple of fellows who were pretty
thoroughly soaked with bad whisky, got
into the gutter. After houndering about
for a few minutes, one Of them said
Jim, let's 60 to another honse-this
hotel leaks
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

Kindness goes a great ways. A Kansas
jailer found this out the other day when
he kindly allowed prisoner to walk out
and take the air. Kindness made run Of
thirteen miles before they caught him.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

in the vicinity. The lunch man, in reael .
ng the place where he sold his pies in
the composing room, had to pass close by
the elevator, and here the boy laid his
trap. Securing unperceived the basin of
concentrated I've used in washing off the
forms, he smeared the floor about the ele-
yator with the soapY stuff until it was as
slippery as ice. Then, at about Il o'clock
at night, he stationed himself beside an
empty stand at the elevator and waited.
The lunch man entered the room stagger-
ing under the load of bis huge basket of
pies. AS he neared the edge of the space
so treacherously soaped, the proof-boy
dared forward with whoop, rolling the
stand before him. Instinctively, the lunch
man jumped forward to get out of the
way. His feet struck the soaped surface,
they shot fercely apart and forward, his
arms went up spasmodieally, and the
basket ofpies described grand cnrve and
came down with spat, but right side up,
behind him. Frantically the lunch man
struggled for his equilibrium, but in vain.
His feet, away before him, played upon
the soaped floor like trip hammers, his
arms whirled about like Weathercocks in a
cyclone, and down he came like lightn,
ing upon his provender. Down, through
seventeen .thicknesses ofpie he boared his
way, until the seat ofhis pantaloons fairly
ground against the wicker work of the
basket. It was awfnl. When the nan
finally crawled off the soaped space on
the floor ana raised up, 1925 cents worth
of pie was clinging to him, and the proof:
boy was dancing about in ecstacy and
shouting:
:" Hi, yah, Mr. Foreman! Yere's ga
loot has been and gone and pied a form
HI, yah -
And then the little demon slid away
among the cases, and. for week after
wards went abort chnckling to himselt
like an insane boy. He had settled ac-
counts with the lunch man Register.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

A modest young woman at the West
End refused to wear the fashionable clock
ed hose. until she ascertained that the
clocks had no hands Commercial Bul-
ietin.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

deposits was sure of a fortune that might
be estimated at millions. was not over
confident that anything richer than Flor
ence would be found, but thought there
might be some truth in the statements
made by the professed discoverers, and
that it would be as well to locate claim
in a district that promised to become
quite as famous as Florence had been,
and if did not conclude it would be ad-
visable to work it myself I might sell at a
good price, pocket the money und return
to my old stamping grounds.
The skiff, for which we had already paid
an extravagant price, was found at the end
-four journey over the snow. It was neither
substantial nor an elegant affair. We dis
covered it buried deep in the sand, and on
hauling it out, found that it consisted of
two bottom boards, two side boards and
two end boards, the whole caulked with
flour sacks and pitched with pine gum.
Oars there were none, and we. were oblig-
ed to substitute poles. This was the craft
in which we expected to make our journey,
down the Salmon river, stream that /
will venture say is not less difficult to
navigate than is any other river in the
world.
Having made the boat as tight as we
could without tools Of any kind, we camp,
ed to await the arrival Of Standiferd and
and party, the men who were to open up
the great Northwest.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

Chihiaa most melancholy land. The
American Minister to that country writes
! letter in which he adirms that the eiti-
zens Of Santiago consume on an average
about seye y thousand melons per day.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

Some one says the cord of wood is not
honest, and asks that wood be sold by the
ton or hundred. Smith, who kaows the
valne of rolling pin, says it ought to be
sold by the pound.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

Some sharp fellow has put about one
thousand counterfeit Mexican dollars in
circulation at Atlanta, and people hard
ly dare drop anything in the church
contribution boxes.