Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-09-19

Farmers, stock growers and dairymen de-
sirous Of improving their herds, are referred
to the breeders card of Sedman & Nc
Gregor, of Madison county. These gentle
men are among the Oldest and most extern
sive Short-horn breeders in Montana, and
their stock is first-class. They have given
the matter much attention; have two dis
tinct families, one bred especially to milk,
the other to beet. Both of these families
stand ulquestionably high among breeders
OF this country. For pedigrees and partic-
ulars, address them at Adobetown.
The good people of Diamond have re-
sponded nobly to the appeal for aid to the
yellow fever sufferers Of the South. Il. +.
Collins forwarded SlS2.50 yesterday, Of this
$50. 80 is from Smith river, and WAS con-
tributed as follows: Len Lewis, $40; Cook
Bros, $40; John Moore, $40 Morgan and
Sayer, S.. The fifty cents was given by a
little orphan girl, whose name we do not
remember. The remainder was from Dia-
mond, and is more than $l.50 per capita to
every mnn, woman and Child in town. 9th
I'll pULliDiiS Va VIC equity ~ ySu iCcl'oio'
! The Meagher county Democratic Conven-
ton met at the Court House on the after
noon Of Tuesday the 18th, and nominated
the ticket which will be found elsewhere in
this issue. There was a good turnout, and
but little voting by proxy. Every precinct
was represented except Martinsdale and
Chestnut. The meeting was harmonious
throughout, and all delegates expressed
themselves entirely satisfied with the ticket
A number Of patriotic and enthusiastic
speeches were made. The following reso
buttons were unanimously adopted:
Resolued, By the Democracy Of tue County
Of Msag1sr IN Delegate Convention Assem-
lied:
lst. That we declare our firm and IN
swerving allegiance to the principles OF thu
Democratic party as promulgated by it
leaders in Congress and by its delegates i
. national and State conventions.
81. That we inlorse and approve tn
i faithful and efficient work OF our DemocTa'
ic officers in the economical and good MAJ
agenlent of our county affairs.
81 That we are unanimously opposed
granting Territorial, or other peculiary al
from the public treasury, or assistance
y any railroad or othertorporation.
4th That we pledge our nominees Il
members of the Territorial Legislature
be IN favor of economical legislation III Il
n interest Of the Territory and of the sever
r. counties, and that they are opposed in al
IT manner OF form, directly Or indirectly,
e. Territorial or county subsidies to aid ra
ly roads, navigation companies or other co
porations. And we pledge all our cant
dates to a strict enforcement OF ali oitici
:, responsibilities that our laws may be G
forced and peace preserved.
=. 9Th. That we heartily and unanimous
endorse and approve OF the course OF t
Hon. Martin Maginnis, our present De
cate in Congress /; he has made a faith
and efficient Representative OF the peoI
es the entire Territory, Irrespective OF par
M or section. ami deserves the earnest Il
N unanimous endorsement, not only OF
to Democracy, but of the whole people of
a Territory for the perseverance, energy a
ire ability with which he has worked for a
be- conducted their interests.
,ed 9th. That we unanimously favor the
he nomination of the lion. Martin Magin
ISL for Delegate to Congress at the approa
ing Democratic Territorial Convention, 6