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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
@arnnma!

Da msin Sohn, @drI Buf6meier.
ohne meinen @iuen meme @obnuna
~0trIofen bat uno nod mihbtriabria in,
fuorne i'd hermit Sherman. Inn 2obn
fir aeleiffete @rbeit dusausabItn ODER
ettpds ouf meinen Rnmen Su eebtn.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12

9a Der Undergraduate nor
riuiseu Saseu In 81. sunis etne
sruBe auswabl s@nbe nns
Gttefel fir Saar einsetanft it or
tn StamOe jest 3m erftauuli@
biatsen Greiiea ietae GunSem a.
beOienrm, 10 !. 9. bsrtaufe i9
beri6irSene Ssrten 9ameni6Gbt
;n S1.O0 bas Yaar.
&m GIce
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
ouafen, 0ie man i'd erfpareu fam

Gualcn. Sieman fb erfpareu fam.
1ie. eeItr- Ietbeu unnStbisef @eiIr SieIe
Sdmer3ep. Inter btn GunIen, bic man Gh
%eriparen tanr, iinb b~iejsnisen tpeIae bnr6
8beumatiemus iinb 4i6t serurfad,t irerben.
esuu ttr i6a'f s 9effdnrtbcil I'M Glufe, rpster
fe lei 8eriibruua NIT Der empfubliden Gede
Der Nusftln uni @elenfe berpcrbrinat, fam
mittslH ienss u~nYtrslsi tIi6sn 9lutreinisunas.
mitteIs, 5DftttePs Ragenb~ttteres
ansasfpeen rerefn, ebe Fb bic Gnt,anbunas-
SsInptrmG betrat,tIid entridelu. @enn man
erraat. pslGe 8eIterquaIen 3bsumatismus
rerurfa6t unb mic letdt En- renn aur rrlien
On tredsIung seldtet, has Sers anareifen fam,
10 tpirb bic 8atpiantfsil ;sitiger Anirenbuna
stnes 10 s%ureridHigen 0tgenmtttels fefcrt flar.
las rbeumatnhs Gifi rir6 hurb mitteilf hes
8iiter.u anseresre permfbrte 3bdtisfeit Der
RieTsu, bic ais Reinietr pirfen, Sertriebsu,
unb treuu Ger 4pltient eisfes rcrsiaIi6e Ser.
tbtieigunssr1ittel sebrnn6t, 70 tUirb RI finten,
bag er seseu cine WisoerFsbr bes fplttrnren
9eioeus selhigt iein trir6. l1~nperbauIidfeit,
S6lttrlTtber, 2eber- unb llnterIeitsIfieen une
anoers 8raufbeittn perben tbtnfaas hurn
hisies rirubsrta 9 SttfmittrI turtrt. Nv.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
enfA. 81. Sir Asn n56R.n q,

~ Sul&e Die fir ben ndGfsn Ser.
min bes @aiieneeribtes nod Betannts
mo1unsen su erIoiTen baben, mhifen
bieieIben fur bas ensIifde Biott bis
fpdtefens Sienstds un6 fur bas
8olfsbIatt bis ip6tsfsns Donnerstag
Nbeuo einreiaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12

Ba- Nm Sfer.M onta fnbet nuf
Der 6arm ors Sru Snbn @iu an Der
9ittle Berger elm aroBes 9reisfbieBen
TAFT. Die MitaIieber bes g. Beraer
5darfiaiken-8 ereius, weIde bnSielbt
usranitaIten, LADEN ole Srsunbe bss
Sdubenuefens our GheiGn nbme elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12

s6r 9ei Ser am lebter SamStua
ab9cbaltenen luttion bon aIlsrIsI
Ieidtem Subrperfen ipurben nur 3msi
Uerfnuit cines oerftlben lpur fir bic
anoere Seite tes TIuHes beitimmt Oae
ouOere erftdno 9err SbeobOr Sergncr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
QIn Mnm > GnnfrnFtnrrn.

Sim @amstds ben %. b. R. 2 likr Rad.
uttttaee ntrhsn In btm bisPerisen S@ulaebSrie
Die @putraftt an BEN In Difrift SO 2, 9rtDns
Ibip 40 81. 4 ans 8ru@fsinen ia ~ertanenben
ShnIsebdabe, an bsn Rinbtffprberetn rerat.
ben. plane nne Spejiffaticntn ISansu lei
BEN tlntt9ei@nsten einssfsbsn DerNen.
Sec. GpnIer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
BUR Bea6tuno.

sc miro bierm;t befannt aemadt,
ca6 sufunftia i'm Sdulsitritt $50. /,
Sopnibip 46, 0fanse 5, uuo in Der
oeutiGsn SduIe bon 9ermnnn, Siuber
bios sinmal i'm Sabre in Die unterite
6tdfe aufsenommtn meroen uno SaB
uaditen September feline Nufnabme
ftattFnbet. Serner 6aB Die Belt Der
aufnubme bieies Sriibiabr bis gum
19ten Npril 1878 uerldussrt fei fir
ale SinOer bon S@uIpTtdtisen 4Itcr.
SIN 9amen bes 0%ireftoriums.
81. S ir3eI, Ser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
NDtt;.

@le 8tHeftnnteu auf Die foleeuben
itdotilhen Nemttr: Staet Sdreiber,
Stant : Sdobmciitcr. 8ebcI uni
Strofcnmciiter, haben id Dor Dem 10.
I. W entueaer miinblid ODER i6rlft
lid bel Dem 8o5ibcr beS Bodro Of
&ruitets N mffsn.
d. 81 b j. IL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
Tarm su D%trfaufen.

Bier @eiIen b on Ser m a n n
Cine 1&5ne Garn BON 100 afrr, sUcspn i6sr 80
Ader Flar, NIT Oi-l Gutenberg unS 9rsbrm Chi.
garttH, ;nei @iferHen, euteni @cbnbauS,
S6euer unb S~talunsen, SGbrres ~ rrfrasru
an Srt une Sttlt
Milbelm Borineer,
f6 9tIstr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
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ussEw
Hls HEt tea
1850 NE 81
"a sgT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
0astanabe Gomntb Spartafe
0efeaimaft.

8erfa mmIuna am Sdmstaa, ben Is.
NpriI, Nbsnos 8 llbr i'm Warftbaufe
Oa 8eomtsn-Bdbl uorIiegt, foaten ale
Witelieo'r anmeieno feiu.
NiHterfdeineube baben Is Gents
Citrate su entri6ten.
SIM Nuftrag
Ger 8etretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
8Orlduf9e Mn5ei9e,

Serr MuEmiliau @ros.nann bon
@iltuantee, iuiro in nd6iter Belt, ina
Snterefe fOrtf&rittIider Tsfrebuneen
naf rpIi9i0fem, fociaIem uib politi.
idem @ebiete. brei 8ortrdse baIten i'm
bieiiaen @bite Soufe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
49, Sir M,beit mn n,m n,n,n a,

R1- gie @,beit an Dem neuen See
bauNe ger 9err1n Sfautfa unt &ubn il
10 neit eeoiebeu. an6 wabriheinIid
lni @fontua nit Dem 9eaen Der Sad
iparrsu be9Onnen iperoen fam. Ser
Bau mar bonn f60niten Wetter Begun
l'i8t unb wuroe iebr raid uufGcfdbrt.
'Bie mir b0ren beabiidtiaen Die Giefns
tbumer idlou mn /. Mai ole 8irtbidafl
i'm uuteren Stoduert gu sr6hnen, nab
reno Der Nushou ocs uhriaen Shcil.s
bts 5anfes wobt nod eipen Monat
LANCER in aniprud nsbnlen, miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
G0reibfdnIe

profefor BeDforb E1irb Wo7l,
MbenS, ben I6. 8. DC. abens baIt
rlbr i'm G&u.eebdube eint e&teibIdoh
.sr6Tnen. Der 9~ebrearfhs beRe5t al,
Is gtunOen su ie 10 Gents. Ct soss
Oas Die inneen Oamea unb StsE,a=
Diefe @eIeeenbeit benutsu tpssSen III,
Sonofdrift gu perbsFern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12

ga i1 beabf6tige ba8 @rDeerie-
l@elhGft anf3ugeben, DerDetG meille1l
.gansen 8Drratb bon @rDcerieS, 6Dlj~
HnD WeiDen- WQaren nnD SiquDre1 5l
NIB uafcr Dem RDftpreile Oerfaufen.
Nae gSaaren nel6e an Trett19 ll1lD
Samftag ben &c. II. ~. Nprtl 1873
auDerfQaft bleiben merDel ali Dlele1l
auf DFentli6er Nuftton berltel<
CERT. q. II s. +. g a..ass
s5eDermaun WirD tS In fet1et1 eJ1<
lnDen BEL mir DDr5ulpre6en che
er QnDer8mDsft1f1nft. ss@.a g aass.a.s
Mpb, s1pbpn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
br eeinen @erpaidtunoen mad

"a Seinsu &erpHi6tunaen mad,
aetommen.-O r. Iu9uf Sonie's
$ a m uraer 9 ru # tGte bat
mir unh cen Neinisen bel 9ufen.
tSdnapfen uuo Grfdltungen CUTE Gien-
tie seItiitet unO 10 Oisfes aussesei6net.
9eiImitteI ietneu g.ripredunsen mad.
gstOmmen, iareibt 9err Iobert8Iafdte
Babaf5, Snb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12
3M DermiefDcm

Oas 9ocals iuoriu bic Serren
SdwerbeIa& &ubn iebt @irtbidaft be.
treibeu, lit gu nerniiet6sH. &aberes Sci
Otto 81 0 nnie q.
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AA0 z Aaa aoEPALas HaAt aSsoiu5Siy ssdPSSE1
:. Sc - - :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-12

ptVVUI BNtI-
Sbe IN Son @asepRabe COUNTS.
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d. 81 o b b II.
StaOt Slerf.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24
JAMES T.. CALkAwAY

We call the attention of the electors ot
EailatIn. Custer, Madison, and Jefferson
tounties to the announcement Of Col. JAS.
4. Galloway us an Independent candidate
ior tile Office of district Attorney for tn.
LIST Judicial District Of Montana. Col
Galloway has been, for many years. a pcr:.
nlanent resident of tie Territory. was Ter.
r1tonIl Secretary for upwards of SIX wears.
Is gentleman Of excellent natural abili-
ties, tine education, and is regular p,,c-
tlclng attorney Of far more than ordinary
ability. Having been appointed to act as
prosecuting attorney in several instances
before the Territorial and United State.
courts in this Territory, he has received
such experience and commentator rs en- |
title him to the respect and confidence of
tue people as a gentleman every way Quail
lied to I'LL the position for which he is a
candidate. Although somewhat late in bis
we predict that he will make
a good race. and that rousiny vote will
be poled for him on Tuesday next.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24
TIKI CESEER DISPATCHES.

The TilGen cipher case has attracted con
sidel.tie attention in the East. Dispatch
rs plainly Offering $4,000 for Florid;
vo.r and s;S5, 900 for South Carolina vote
have been deciphered by the Tribune afiel
months of study. TilLen denied the au
tlei.:iciy OF tine dispatches. but when
they We're brought to light last year Supt
Orton. of the ". u. Telegraph Line, testi.
lied under oath that they were genuine
and that those addressed to Is Creamery
puh Crilden's rcsidence) were delivered
P'''.s w'f7t-"eeued no exP4!'nRti0n.
sufiy was not necessary for Tilden TO as
sure ire country he went into the Presiden.
"ai canvass with fixed purpose to take
n" part whatever in any shameful comment.
non Tor that Office. And it is little less
man amazing that he could have conceived
it 10 he :ncrH'bent upon hin to set for,h
me motives which led him to entertain that
fixed purpose" '''''
we are NOT prepared to state. positively.
mat the dispatches sent from and 70 Gram.
ercy Park, nearly two years ago, emanatea
direcfiy from Sam,ie! J. Tilden. but we are
none 'ne less certain that, had they accom-
p'lshed their evident purpose the Ameri.
can people would be in fair condition
ey phe'' for ''new deal'' lust about th;s
time. WI"
Samuel. thy claims still look a LITTLE
tiayes(y). yet Marble may. possibly i'm
nortalize yodr dust"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24


Omaha, October l9.-An attemnt ,v..
made by gang OF masked men to rob
me Kansas Pacific Eastern bound exnress
tt'''n sometime before daylight today on
tle smoky Hill division. near Fort Harker
Kansas. The railroad company. having
expected an attack of this kind TOR son,e
uays' were well prepared for It. and snc.
ceeded In capturing the leader of tho
gang named Mike Rourke, and woandin,y
another robber named Dan Denint s,hc
escaped {pto the timber, but whose c,n,
lure Is almost certain. Rourke was -.
Gu curely ironed and brought to Brookyille
inns gang, consisting Of eight or ten des.
peradoes, has been camping near the
scene Of the attempted robbery for several
lays and has been closely watched nv ds
lect'ves. 1t is believed that Rourke .nd
MS crowd are the same ones that rohha,,
ne Kansas City. St. Joe and Council RIM
ANYWAY three months ago. The train
'Hlcn tiley attempted to rob on the Kan
rs rac'nc carries large amount OF trea..
ire from Colorado.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24
News Of the Week.

Cardinal Cullen died In Dublin on tn.
Path inst.
The Catholic Bishop Rosencrans died
on the 24th and was buried on the 2nth
Inst. at Columbus, Ohio, with imposing
ceremonies.
Iowa, at the recent election. went over
5000 Republican majority.
Seven negroes outraged four white
women In Posey county. Indiana, on the
llth inst. In attempting to make the ar
rest one officer was shot and killed. after
which AN Infatuated mob hung the party.
Support the man you believe to be tine
one for the place without regard to wheth.
er you think he will he elected or not. Ret
ter lie In the minority and be right than be
wrong with an overwhelming majority.
-McCIoskcy. the man employed bv
IIlden TO steal the books in the New York
iron mine ease At Marqnett, Mich. has de-
cided 10 obey the order OF the Detro;,
court TO return tlle books to the of,ice ne
the notary at Marquette.
In reply to an inquiry whether under
the new postal regulations bank notes and
grecnbacks can be mailed as tiird-class
matter, fhe post-office department. rules
mat Bank notes and greenbacks having
written signature or signatures added ~
ne''ns OF fac sinlils stamp, or other
nirk or sign added to the original mint
engravlng). Il sought to be sept through, j
e mails, would b. subject 10 letter ratea
/. postage, under Sec lss, Postal Lavnr
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24
GAN. Gibbon Prefers Charges Against
Gen. Pope.

Washington. October 10. - Gen. John
4. hhon. Of the army, has preferred charg.
p"mcation years ago OF what lie entitled
"A Brief Statement Of the Case of Fitz
1ohh Porter" continuing an extract from,
o'ohewall Jackson's report Of the military
operations OF the Both of August. 1862
IRIS date was changed TO the 10Th. To the
serious damage of Porter, by reason of
IT'S connecting with one date events which
actually occurred on another. Gen Me-.
Dowelt has recently admitted under oath
that ne furnished the extract to Pone and
subsequently, was notified of the error in
the date, but he did not think it necess,ry
10 make any correction of the date al
.'o"sn ne understood that it worked inius-
uce 10 Porter. Another witness. Col r.
y. II. Smith, has testified on the Porter
inquiry that he called Pope's attention to |
."e error notwithstanding which POM
o0n'i""ed thereafter to circulate the nam.
piiet without making the correction. Th;s
- tne gravamen of Gibbons charges
WHICH VIII not be pressed until after the
Porter inquiry is concluded. The
as. as excites much interest among army
'lncers' especially in view of the natural
inference that if the charge is sustained /
Sainst Pope 1t must be against McDowen {
.so. neither OF them hsving attempted to !
mao the wrong to Porter by correcting +
.'eir own error. One purpose of callinc
.ope as a witness before The Porter in.
Jury appears to he to get him to recon.
ne MS denial that he was Porter's real
.oseou'o. Win the statement of the re-
OFT OF the campaign. that having now
f0uSht Porter to justice he took leave off
Hillary affairs in Virginia. G
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24

ef the Eastern Press 81
Tilden's Disclaimer.
Chicago, October 1.-THE Times edi-
toria,,v saws OF Tfllen's disclaimer: II 10
broad and sweeping. and but for its s''s?i-
cious lateness might secure universal cred
.lity. Tilden being politically dead, it Is
not. however, Of much importance as re-
CARDS him, but be should exOnerate his
friends who have been at his side through
the Presidential campaign. and on whom
the burden Of guilt Is laid by the Tribune.
The Times inclines to the belief that the
kilograms are bogus!
The Later-Ocean says It Is now necessary
that Tilden should give the names OF his
confidential advisers. who we're so bold as
to send and receive the dispatches for him
without consulting him. The public are
willing that man who has been candi-
date for the Presidency shall fully vindi-
cate his honor, but they will not readily
believe the bare word of one whose oath
r.parding his income has BEEN proven
false. 1t is an interesting question who
was the man that took such deep interest
in Tilden's welfare as::to offer $oO, 600 to Sc
cure him for the Presidency.
The Tribune says: Mr.. Tilden's open
letter on the subject Of the cipher dispatches
is more OF whine than denial. In that
respect it is characteristic, for Mr.. TjIden
has given Huns elf up to lamcntation, either
personally or by proxy, ever since Cronir
failed him and the Oregon vote slipped
through his fingers. So far the denla
rors. it is sufficiently broad and sweeping
in it's ter,ns. Every one who reads it thi'
morning will he impressed with the fac'
that Mr.. Tilden desires to say he knew
nothing about the scandalons business. II
is not impossible that MIR. I:Jden has Deer
crafty enough to have some si2all looE
hole out of which he can crawl in case !h'
responsibility of the dispatches shall eve'
be absolutely fixed upon him; 1t would
take lawyer equally crafty to discover 1t
We prefer to accept this letter as positive
and unequivocal denial OF all connection
v it'll the Florida and South Carolina at
tempts at bribery. However, the dispatches
were sent and traced to Granercy Park
and his record in purchasing the Press
Dental nomination, wrecking railroads
defiauding the Government, and in othe'
nefarious acts, cannot be wholly and I'M
plicitly believed and trusted. His comics
sion that he knew of the dispatches after
December 9th, and the fact that he employ
ed his nephew, Pelton. thereafter as conf
dential man, although he must have known
how great scoundrel he was, is signifi-
cant admission.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24
Montana In a Nutshell.

This years assessment of Choteau Coun-
ty shows an increase of 81, 776.5l over
last year.
A wind storm in Deer Lodge on the 18th
inst, blew few roofs from houses and did
other slight damage.
Bullion shipments from Butte for the
week ending the 2lst inst. amounted to
500 pounds, valued at S., $50.
This years assessment of Meagher Coun-
ty shows an increase of one hundred and
five thousand dollars over that of last
year.
Carroll Smith was recently lost In the
Boulder Mountains, about % miles from
Deer Lodge, and at last accounts no traces
of him had been found.
George Steel has sold the Benton peo-
pie three hundred thousand feet Of lum-
her and one hundred and seventy thousand
shingles this season.
Philipsburg has just voted $4,000 tax
with which to build school house. The
strike in that burg has subsidized, and most
of the miners have gone to work, accept.
ing the terms Of the employers.
We learn that on the first of the month
$4,000 brick will be sent from the Pen
obscot mine. Everything is in working
order now, and we may expect to see the
famous mine tumble out gold bricks With
the same regularity and rapidity which it
G III. before work closed d0wn.-Independ-
emit.
Washington advices state that the Secre-
tary of the Treasury will soon order the
purchase at the Helena Assay office Of gold
bars, payment for which will be made in
legal tender or silver. There is nothing
said in reference to the purchase of silver,
or of authority. for months expected, to
issue silver certificates In payment for
bullion.
Smith. in the Independent says. in speak
ing of the Institute building, now in course
of erection in Deer Lodge: ''rhe house.
when finished, will be very much like the
Bozeman public school building. The
first and second stories of the Institute are
not so large as the Bozeman house, but
the Institute is provided with full base
ment."
Mr.. VIM. McKeown. of Cold Springs.
Jefferson County. says strange malady.
very fatal in its ravages, has lately broken
out among the cattle in his neighborhood.
In the immediate vicinity of Mr.. McKeown's
farm about forty head have died within
the past two weeks. At Fish Greek the
number lost is reported at two hundred.
Something very singular in an epidemic so
fatal is that no one is able to describe the
symptoms OF the disease, or give any clue
to its nature. The stricken animals have
nearly all died during the night.-Butte
Miner.
The band of Flatheads which camped
near Shern,an's ranch on Smith River val
ley. on Monday last claimed to have found
f0rty-three horses belonging to them in a
band left in SIlerman's charge by man
n:med Davis, who is now in the Bear Paw
mines. They say that the horses were
stolen from them last spring on the Marias,
ard parties at the Springs say that they re-
ported the fact at that place on their re-
turn. The story told by the Indians. and
c"rroborating circumstances. seems to
place it beyond mucl. doubt that the horses
are really theirs. At present they have
possession of them. and say that it neces-
sary they Gin prove their right to every
one of their number. -HusJandman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24
Tuesday, Nov. 9th, 10 Eiec
t:cn Day.
Vote for the best men and
Ger the Loan!
TEE.AYLASD CoraT HOUSE LOAN

Most o. TIE County tickets both nemO-
c-cc:ic and Inhepcna2nf. have been printed.
"Tor.he Loan Those who desire to vote
/, orrosition to tic loan for tie necessary
conr.v buil lin~s "An do so by simply era
s'n- the 'rord :. For. - and inserting in its
rlncc re word" a ga'ns:.'
Willie differences Of opinion will and do
c~:st in regard to t. is matter. we cannot
soe Row any pynlent taxpayer ever can
reasonably OPPOSE the erection Of necessa
~ county buildings. viz: Court HOusa
and Jail. That Gallatin County las nei-
Tier suita bl" ~l"ces for County offices. Sc
cnrity rgrins: fire form its invaluable books
and records, ror a proper or secure pl'ce
for its prisoners. are facts which are any
thing hr. complimentary or creditable to
rs even in a br-:ness point Of view.
If ii shall be argued that we cannot af-
ford the necessary expenditure ut present.
the uucst'or Z; inst as pertinent: Can we
afford to be behind every other county in
the Territory in this respect? Can we af-
ford TO Lore, or even wilfilIy run the risk
Of losing. the most valuable books. papers.
and records of the county by fire or other
Yise-property thar is indispensable. and
which coul not possibly be replaced? Can
we aHor! TO incarcerate prisoners in bad
" constructed. lily ventilated. dilapidated
and insecure baiii;ng for all time? Can
we afford the continued deprivation OF the
United States Court to which our business,
population and location justly entitle us,
and which. If relocated here. would place
nearly mo ey enough in the hands OF the
County Commissioners to pay the interest
On the proposed loan? These are ques-
tons that we should ask ourselves before
voting on Tuesday next, and answer intel
ligently and honestly by our ballots.
We are arprellensive that those who may
he opposed to the building of Court
House and Jail do not fully take into con-
sideratiOn the foregoing questions nor the
fact that the county has to rent and pay
for county offices, year after year. at no
inconsiderable figure. and with probable
ity of a steady increase tor the future.
Should it he admitted, even, that it may
cost the county triiie more in the way OF
interest thon at present it is costing in the
way Of RI ATS. the facts are apparent that
we have no convenient or suitable Offices,
no conr: ROOM No tire-proof vaults and no
suitable county Jail. Yet these things are
all Necessary and absolutely indispensable
Il our ssecty and prosperity as commun-
Nv and sooner or later they must he built.
Why not now?
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24
From the Belt Range.

We noticed in the banking house Of l..
II. Hershfield & Bro, yesterday, one OF
the prettiest little gold bricks we have seen
for many day. 1t weighed 1872 ounces.
GAG tine, and its coin value is $3.l35.3S. II
was sold to the bank by Mr.. John Smith.
of the California Company, Thompson
Gulch. and is one-half OF q cleanup, the
other half Of which will arrive to-day. The
gold is unusually fine and OF a rich yellow
color. Thompson Gulch heads in the
Belt Range, Meagher County, and the
ground owned by the California Company
is very ich.-Independent, 26th inst.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-24

| oAosMoNE AND BANNAcK Ac.v~,..
- WYOMING TY., Oct. 10 iszSf'{
| EALED PROPOSALS in dnn,,..." 80
award q cop'rac; that bonds given
S. %" s. In'ii two O'Clock D. M, Mondov 81 Inis
and ."n, 4. D., 1873. for i1mishny MCvem
SIectlnE 1t the Shosho ne and Ranr:ns Aterial
to wit: ~ 'o''v"In6 named buildings.
One warehouse.
One school house.
S.;s Ph pa, and carpenter .hon
.rs..t., oaiiuin"s to be made of adobe ard 4.
S drsS.ed according to plans and saa to be
aIawn and deposited at The Offices p spoccstons
Con.,,.t me Helena Independent ana di ea. below
ynT;s mn. ntana. and at this oftic. 0ozEAAx
n.rt - Nh ~. Io considered for the Who'll.
R.i,,:u o material or work to he f;,rnishOI any
soh day Of june o' cGnpl ;sss on before tn.
io NJ. use or the agency saw and sh;U"s
tract. "'"oer required for the con-
any and all bids es tho right to reject |
Of The Int.r 70 Dc approved by the Hon. s.cr..
bu Icdosss on all bills = Propo..,. s,-
f5O-stl JAMES G. PATrEN
U. s. Indian Agent.