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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-03-27

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-03-27

BUTCsG PE~.-" Whs1r tbeT do :
II there asked Mr.. Moran. the c.zru.-n-
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and b walked in.
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Won IL He q25t MS zo1ey, 4zi hen saok
II his a1as and went 10 @gtk. He A4l
the s53= Of the Pew slipped out before lie
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said Deacon Dsoll.i.=
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2o3 De didn't have change s101ga .o uor-
chase bean s&-3~5.h 4itsr b had pa;I
for the carnage 10 ihzi pew.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-03-27

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boz. Wealth ant position. with his 5rss
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iEg without it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-03-27
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-03-27

How Wi2ais@ re,seive-I this in;ellfxe1e,e
history Does 10i ia5org1 II: 5z; F1sher
Pedro a1ss P1iaiP arrived 4c1laer ~ ssse-
'seat4 slaFalssi Ghe ir1a1-t1uss. The OF
ls~ EeE @h0 tEeE I'D .tse will zut witness
e'i gfse sdE1alGfe wNs thrpwn from h5,
lsoEse Ssd kslsesi; and now suspicion BE-
came giss. fu- William had b4=- seen In
hRs COMPANY nj 2o1= 1,=s0re.
>tils ssa-a5ce- as~sys iNtly where the sas-
Peclzal person as rich and t9zrerf1H. r1.gk
10 uoa5cs Ct these things. Iboc-h urirsss
tndfvi81als wsEs mech exr5.sa s-7u,
them.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01

pretty extensively, he is thu ~
steam threshing machine, which ''as
the fall months in operating. l nv
spent several months very proat 1lsls]
the Gal'atin county farmers yrs''''911
excellent location, a pleasant hon asl
nice family in whose COMPANY ,'ae
afternoon and evening very p]e,,,1 as1
In company with A.. N. Bu prI'1 Sa
several miles above his residence 1s' y
F. Kirkwood, who is engaged IN 70 10 W
ing with Judge j. 6. spratt, !, ar y
City, but found him absent fro'n 'fs3
MIR. Bulbs residence an eyeu,nr "Ne
was agreeahly passed. 'Aa
This"settlement sustains tvo soh.
has also one of the best Grauvs wy
tons in the country. Their G,., ~a]
which is now about completed. !, .
finest in the Territory. 1t cost ahos. \
The Grange meets regularly, and ~
takes a greater interest in keepjn, r,
feeling than any other. The yon,ar 1
Of the county are allowed to a,tona a1
month, when they furnish speecbss a.
ations, dialogues and recitations fl, N
tication of the members; In soa.
of view this grange is acomplete sr,,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01

for the purpose of supplying the country
with fruit trees, vines and settings of hardy
varieties suited to this climate, and those
securing plants from his nursery may be as
sured that they will, with proper attention,
thrive and do we'll. 1t is indeed encourag-
ing to note the success attending MS expe-
riments, and | trust ere | visit Virginia
again the proprietor will have chosen a
more suitable location. Let him that says
fruit cannot. be,grown in Montana climb up
the heights at 'Virginia and be convinced by
a peep at her model garden.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01

NEVER before has the outlook for a solid
and permanent prosperity in Montana been
better than it is at the present time, and no
country offers better inducements to immi-
grants. From all quarters and every Sec
ton of the Territory come cheering reports
OF activity in all branches of industry, and
there is a great demand for working men all
over the country, with two notable excep-
tiens-Helena and Butte. These places are
overrun. with laboring men now, and that is.
one great reasonably Montana does not re-
ceive just credit for her capabilities. La
boring men seemto instinctively DRIFT to-
wards, the large towns, and, finding every
place. full, land nothing to be had, become
dissatisfied and blame the country, when it
is themselves who are at fault. Working
men make a great mistake when they hang
around the cities waiting for some job to
turn up. If they want work, the only and
the right way for them to take is to leave
the places where there are many more men
than there are places for them, and strike
out and look for it. A good job is not hard
to find in Montana if man is in earnest
and anxious and willing to work. To such
men, and particularly.to the immigrant, we
would say, 60 into the.country. The grain
crop Of this season will'be large and will
command good prices, The farmers in ev-
cry valley need helpto harvest it, and. will
be able and willing to pay the highest wa
ges. Go.into the country, and you1wiA not,
be long without work.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01

EVER since the discovery of the now
world-famous Penobscot,. the quartz inter-
ests of Montana have been looking up, and
miners and business men have beconle,more
and more convinced that to our quartz leads
we must look for a by any means c%ontinu-
GUS produce of mineral. wealth.. The con-
sequence of this growing, feeling has been
that prospecting for quartz ledgesthas bean.
very brisk the present season, and, many
rich lie ads have been discovered, while the
pack animal and outfit of the adventurous
%prospector may be met with almost any
day, and in almost every portion ofthe Ter
ritory where there are any possibilities of
''striking it rich."'
We have often averred our conviction that
Meagher county would yet furnish her share
of, the mineral wealth Of the country, and,
although as yet no fabulously rich leads
have been reported, sthe attention, OF pros
pectors and mining experts is being attract
ed to her mountain ranges, and w e,would.
not be at all surprised to hear any time ,ot a
rich Sind" which will make the lucky, Tor
plucky) seeker after gold more than, COM
Portable for the balance Of mis- days.. And
we are sustained in our convictions by, the
expressed belief Of practical quartz miners
and assayers, who have looked over, some
parts of the county, that the indications. so
far as can be judged from the appearance of
the leads already being developed. are all
favorable to the possibility of rich mines, be-
ing found and worked at. no distant day.
These men not only express this as their
belief, but are willing to back their. opinion
by spending valuable. time and moneyip.
search of the deposits. which they are con-.
WINGED are to be found, and, as the water,
season is about over, W. look for the num-
Der of quartz hunters to be considerably
augmented this fall and winter by placer
miners WHO have nothing else to do, and
who have the courage and hardihood to en-,
counter Thorough life Of the prospector. 1t
may not be that any, enormously rich mines
will be found this season, but we confident
ly expect that some will be discovered which
wiz pay handsomely for the labor and ex-
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01
REWRITTEN,


REWRITTEN.
A few days ago the wife Of !
gave birth to tour children, three h0,,|
4 girl, in a cave two miles from O.l
Scotland. "
Texas will send north half Min
becves this year. The COWS iptna
from Schleswig-Holstein stock ,re ,n,I
fine dairy record.
The New Zealand governmental
ly offered the sum of $25,0OO, or NI
for the first 500 tons OF beet root sllyyI
duced in either of the two large island
Tea raised in South Carolina anil
pared in Baltimore was lately exhidI
Washington to dealers, who were uu
distinguislrit from similar varieties 4
nese and Japanese growth.
The educational institutions d
Zealand are ma%gniticently endovd
lands which ultimately make then
wealthy. ,Eully SOC, 900 acres are ag
set apart for this purpose.
Some horses were stolen in
Ark.s and~only one the thieves VASE
His comrades. fearing hat he wOuI
a confession duplicating them, ledai
lynohers. to the Jail and hanged him.
A. Yankee who had won q fat tuh
q rattle, and whose pious wife was "
qaisitive about his method of obtinl
poultry, sa,istiedAher scruples at last (
remark, "The Shakers gave it to us'
-A.committee OF French women,
ed by the Duchess de Chevreusc, is Y
measures for the erection Of a nAonVld
Jeanne Dare mot d'Are) y the virgins
and heroine. whom. France has 50 ;ta
and ungratetully.neglected
The dress of Miss Warren, ata1
party, was peculiar in being made y
striped cloth as conyicts wear. hefa
was serving a term in State'prison, ie
believing him innocent, had maze
mind to display her sympathy
Pro .Leviteux. q Pole Of Na'ss
just discovered a method Of taking
clay casts of the living bodyiwlIpOhD
Hitherto such could only be llao Y
and hence the new discovery pronN0
extremely advantageous to sculp'0's
-A,schoolgirl in Ann ArOof y,
loyerstas.a theme for an essay WIN,
read ON commencement day. lla'
astonishment of the assembly ~
the names of the lovers, and deserve ~
utely their varied manner Of s'u' \
The obsequies of Queen Msres's
celebrated in the Church OF gu ii
Madrid, with great pomp. ro.
persons were present, including
sodors, Presidents of the onanl '',tJ
entire Court. Nine Bishops 's'N'
requiem mass. ..,,,r sad
The mob spirit OCCASIONAL MIDI
self as far East as the Hlsh'a"u ~ il
Boston. MatthewLowry Dfu'4+ md
his sick daughter. An lauls1 4 tbsv
neighbors gathered in ~. g s,hapi
and a proposition to tar anu Ann
met with enthusiasticfavor. ,,,dtN1
for tar, and three women lot asss
the people were too impatle' INV tst
return, and delegated a,pfaS ',,iya gJ
in and whip Lowry.
men stopped it. s.,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01

Our assertion last week that the military
of Montana were brave men and well Off
cefed has been verified since by the action
of the gallant Wallace and his little squad
of thirteen soldiers and, two citizens, who,
as will be seen from the report published
elsewhere, SO bravely attacked and badly
punished a larger party Of Nez Perces who
have been committing murders and depre-
dations while travelling back through the
Territory from the camp of Sitting Bull.'
Those are the kind of men who are wanted
to fight Indians.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01

pense of development, and which will serve
as an impetus to a more thorough examln-
alton, next year, of Meagher %county's pos
sibilities in this branch of wealth-producing
industry.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-03
SUM MOI . .

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
J. Judicial District Of the Territory of Washing.
ton. holding Terms at the City of Seattle In and
for the Counties of King and Kitsap.
Henry wolters and Charles Fechheimer. part
ners. doing business under the arm. name and
style OF wolters b Fechheimer, Plaintiffs, vs.
Charles W, Moore. Defendant.
Complaint filed In the County Of King. In the
office OF the Clerk of the said District Court.
The Uuited States Of America send greeting to
Charles W. Moore, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought sgsinst you by the above named plain
tiffs. In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the Territory Of Warrington holding
King, for the Counties OF King and Kitsap, and TO
answer the COMPLAINT filed therein. within sixty
days exclusive OF the day of servicel, after the
date Of this summons. or judgment by default
will be taken against you. according to the prayer
Of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought 10 recover from you
the sum OF One thousand Seven Hundred and
Thirty Two Dollars. gold coin. together with in
serest thereon from the 18th day OF April, A. d.
SIS, ct the rate Of ten per cent per annum. due
by you to the said plaintiffs for balance on &C
count for goods. warss, and merchandise. on
sisting of liquors and cigars. sold and delivered
by the said plaintiffs 10 the said defendant ct his
especial instance and request, at the City Of San
comPlAint stated, on file in this action and the
prayer thereof.
And ycu are hereby notified. that If you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required the said plaintiffs will take judgment
against you for the sum of $I,732. gold coin, in
terest as Aforesaid. and costs of suit.
(l Witness the Hon. j. r. Lewis, Judge
lL.s. of said Court, and the seal thereof. this
t--) I'd day of May. A. D. ITS:
By WI. H. ANDREWS. Deputy
McNAuaHr LKsRY. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
myi-wTt
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VICTORIA ITEMS. - The diptheria
plague is at present committing its
ravage across the Straits, in Victoria
and British Columbia :. There are
now sixty.two prisoners in the Victoria
city Jail. The Colonist thinks with the
increase of crime attendant on the influx
Of population, the accommodation of
the Jail building will soon prove made
quate An extensive deposit Of salt
is reported a. found within few miles
of the Bonanza ledge of Cariboo.
Messrs. Boyd and Crawford of New
Westminster. on Sunday last were
thrown from q buggy. and the former
severely injured. Specimens of ore
from a supposed cinnabar ledge on the
Mainland have been received in Vic
toria. $4,000 has been offered for
the Wilkinson claim in Csriboo. :. g.
M. Dawson. OF the Dominion Geolog.
ical Survey, has gone to Queen Char
lotts's Island to make make geological
investigations.
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Monday, June 8, 1878.
THE CELEBRATION MATTER AGAIN

THE CELEBRATION MATTER AGAIN.
A meeting was beld Saturday eveping
G., tho nurposs of receiving iAe report
e .ha C.uyassing Committee, and TO
10 other arrangements for the pro-
nosed Fourth of July celebration. II
nas unanimously voted that we have
celebration. The Canvassing Com
mittee reported that they find the peo-
ME united in favor Of q celebration.
They further reported the sum Of 1907.
80 far subscribed toward defraying the
expenses. 1t was then voted that a
committee of twelve be appointed on
arrangements. The following gentle
men composed the Committee, Bailey
Gatzert, Thos. Clancy, P. Reach. DR..
Sparkling. G. w. Hall. w. A. Jennings,
A. Slorah. J. Levy, j. 8. Anderson. H.
L. Yesler. Robert Abrams and Gus.
Turner. 1t was further decided that
the Committee should meet at the same
place on Tuesday evening next at
o'clock p. NJ. The meeting then ad-
journsd. A sufficient amount is now
subscribed to defray the expenses
of q moderate celebration; sufficient at
least to keep our people at home and
to draw in a considerable crowd from
elsewhere. The whole matter as 10
whether the project bs now carried
through or dropped. for want of sup
port rests entirely with the above
named Committee. We are either to
have a celebration or have our city
deserted on the coming Fourth.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-03

BEWARE OF BiLKs.-Our patrons
down Sound and in British Columbia
are cautioned to beware of frauds rep
resenting themselves as agents for this
paper. If they are solicited by any
such seedy scalawags. seeking to obtain
money under false pretence. they
would do we'll to ventilate them before
the proper magistrate. "a word to
the wise. etc" Our authentic agents
invariably take our receipt blanks from
this Office. duly filled ont and signed
by the publisher,-excepting our regu-
lar resident agents as published in our
weekly. All others are inposters, by
whose actions we will be bound in no
shape or manner. and We advise our
patrons in self defense TO take prompt
measures in such cases TO guard against
victimization.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-03

NEW FIRM.-We call attention to the
announcement this morning in our ad-
vertising columns of the new firm OF
Card aud Lair. who hereafter will be
associated In the business Of sash. door
and moulding manufacture, also grind
ing feed. ETC., at the old Stetson mill
on Mill street. Both these gentlemen
have been long AMI favorably known
in our city. and their industry and en-
terprise entitle them to full measure
of patronage and success
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-03

OREGON ELEcTIos.-To-day is the
time fixed for the general election in
Oregon, for all State officers, including
Governor and member of Congress. The
Candidates for Governor are C. c.
Beekman. Rep, and W. W. Thayer
Dem, and for Congress, are Rev. Fl
h. Hines, Rep, and John Whitaker
Dem. In Multnomah county the
workingmen have placed in the field a
full county ticket. Judging from the
tone OF the Oregon press, party spirit
does not run high this year, and bu.
little interest seems to be manifested
in the result.