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The daily gazette., 1878-04-19
8 Gents Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, residing
in Mill Greek hundred, on Thursday,
April 1lth, Harry w. Rine, an indentured
boy, aged 10 years. The above reward will
be paid upon returning him to the sub
scriber, H. WALKER,
aplS-2td&2tw* Mermaid, Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

NJ OTICE.-I, Charles Dever, do hereby
In give notice that shall apply in writ
ing to the Judges OF the Court of General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware. in and for the coun-
ty of New Castle, on Monday the 9th day
of May next, A. D., 1878, being the first day
of the next May Term of the said Court,
for license to keep an Inn or Tavern,
in the village of Rising Sun, Christiana
Hundred, in School Districts Nos. % and
75,to sell Intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises. and the following respecta-
BILE citizens recon mend the SAID applica-
tion, to wit:
Paul Began. Thomas Toy.
Peter Collins, Chas b DOugherty,
Dennis Dougherty, James Toy,
Geo Richardson, Jas Thompson.
Ed p Conner, Paul Began, Jr,
Jas Blessington, Thos Lawless,
apl9-3t CHARLES DENER.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

OS,, .o,u TACT Of the far-famed
candal" appear to be as fol.
Lieut.. Scott-Stsvenson, belono>
IS garrison, had an extrems1v
llo to whom the Hon. u
One Of the Duke of Edinburgh ).
paid assiduous court. S'bs
nlhs to the ears of the bns' o
promptly .. challenged the equer-
as,. S promptly declined. The
.Olsed 10 about the island. and
y Lieut. Stevenson bimse,r' ,
IT, ,slant declined on the 1v,,, ero"nd ,
au 10 quarrel with the Son sn"uu ~
,gn, and The matter was s'i n,'j IL
Iiplomised il., by Mr.. Monson a,,,, con
leave the island. II snesn eou
ra1peil. rrpeaiTlng that Mrs. Stevenson aS9u,
y lye ,e y communicated the e'ISSa facta
|S.a 10 a lady friend, MIR. Mon' saras
Iu. 5nltl on The qui J lie was m, tJn, ! hv
IA a''u, nra'a,l., who Publicly caped
+ pIe'ence n..e of a dozen bro,ber uIuu
/ j, 54s,l was only after a court ofi', Of i9l
b b,r,ia isaut'lihond, and the con-
fai '''S NV Pronounced "honor-
= TIE affair was suffered J,, to
|AIar-I--r,: -s~
i I,ndial I,',ial Soult, Duke of Daln,
s'ahd as AmbasSadora a'Iia- n,
/ va, "y ,,.'' was taken to the min, i,M-
u co,ii,'!p ig,"poa5d TO show him ths
| nl,.1.lng, The first strniao 'i me :,
'i''cGd j" % a large medal Inr IN ooId ID
(ccep,,mncS''a NJ nSaler of the Mint bari Il
Il Jiar.,I.i,, "',Ii which so mHeI astni' tna'
1 Era.i,l al lad yi,l taken the preeap,ine "a il'e
h. engd5 c"Esayer who coIIecfeEor oil "9aEre, =, a
Ig he gi'aa,yings :, a,,ig and drawinugs Sog an an
H., E|Ia,If OF the medal ID 'ns wss Marshal. lars
llcL ,Tei ,"i u made into a,,ouT; q lnT,
|llre, imbeddnn9d n9 god piece was
fqnded with WHIST etho,ll! in blue velvet %G'
EcS to smaller mailer, in size, :, whieh iae same anne
|old rim. 'efea over with a glass Pal.,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

NOTICE.-I. Thomas Tey do hereby give
IN notice that shall apply I'm writing to
The Judges of the Court OF General Ses-
sions OF Tie Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State OF Del aware, in and for the 6oun ty
of New ca tie, on Monday, the 6th day OF
May next. being the nrst day OF the May
Term, A. D., 1878, for license to keep an
Inn OF Tavern known as the william Penn
Hotel, in Brandywine Banks, School Dis
tricts Nos, 70 and 10, Chrihtiana hundred.
New Castle county, Delaware, to sell in
toxicating liquors In loas quantities than
one quart, 70 be drunk ON the premises and
the following respectable eibizens recon-
mend this said application, to witt
John Doran, John Donahoe.
p Connor, James Toner,
Paul Began, John Hayes,
James Toy, John Hanly
Daniel Dohgherty, James THOMPSON,
Andrew q Alexander, Charles Dever.
John Mckenna.
ap-19-3t~ THOMAS TOY.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14

LS4AG fDRSS9X1tTE9 a i = l. *
5Es IS ss
49 El4N kA4f tB $sftl ~ g. ~
ans hese igsek III iie az &
~ sss w i tiI NJ
"a fsEs Il = = y Ss *
fSsi ~ ~ ~ ~ - 2,3
4 ars ~ y s S 81 ~ 9 !, ~ &
seRa nsnst s y.
y ~ ~ 1isl sTlt. fef Sc 4 ~,
iectza iss Eili list h {ll I'll x M
tbesrs, are farpisliea tIe peataFs
sr;, ,sss s g sSs: g ass sS g ksa
l,,9 u - 10 sIsas
ityLa and al ~
esaese tg5 ghoplh bg mad f5 ~
y - ~ y. y, 1lURflAY q co. -. 3 !.
g. .l..lts Y ~ etsSn & 81 q
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14

5ius Ridge Railroad bonds.
amounting to::;;..., .:.....:......... is:4lo
p,l.g ,iln.g tO,, .;;l, !. 45,e4a
ing 70, :;:s:.. 1880
r,,1, amounting to;:..;;...........:.. 9411O
S,mrou9sing to...;.....,:...... 1888
Relief of Treasury bonds, amount
ing .::!!;I,: lso,seo
Land commission bonds, amount ae
ing Observation-Disclosures, A77n
conversion bonds, amounting 20 61,I9A
Total amount OF detached cca- -.
Rons ......".........s.......$486, ,026
The Comptroller General, who was
specially charged by law with the super.
vision OF the public debt of the State.
eae iHhc had tth0 largest means Cf kno W.
ing Its amount and condition, estimated
ths Interest thereon cs follows:
For hsca. year ending Octo- ii
ber /, 1868. :. -. ...,.... 1884 .79f 30
For fiscal yer ending Octo- ltf p
Der 81, l869...............,. a.. 329,4a2 38
For fiscal year ending Octo.
ber u. 1S7O.............a..... 3S8, ,693 sc
For fiscal year ending Octo. T
Der 81, f87I...... g. !!..... 1926 40
Total amount of estimates. 81 .585. .572 16
IL As to be borne in mind that the act
TO provide for the funding Of the interest
and rsincipal Of certain stocks and bonds
OF thu State past due. ratified September
2l, 1866, provided for funding part OF the
principal and all of the Interest of the
debt of South Carolina, the said interest
to be calculated as due up to the date of
july l, 1857, go chat tho Comptroller
General in estimating the interest on tho
debt was not required TO go back of the
latter date. And the commission re-
spectfuily add that they have carefully
and thoroughly examined the Conn.
troller Generals estimates and find tham
TO be substantially correct.
The payments OF interest on the public
debt for the same years were as follows !:
By THE STATE TREAsURER-
During fiscal year ending Oc-
During fiscal year ending Oc-
tober 81, 1870. 1870. .s79 IL
During fiscal year ending Oc-.
tober 81, 1871. I76.37i 98
Amountof payments by State 3ig
treasurer f.....!.....! ...,S099, ,806 o.
By FINANoIAL AGENT
During fiscal year i'ae'.7 r.fp
ending October. e s-
81, 1859; :.."...sl96,7l4i go ~
During fiscal year 9f. 4tHi
ending October A'.i.cep re 81
Z 81, 1S70.......... SO8,623 so -. si +
lDucing fiscal year ''''.I'.-' .af
~ ecding october
81, 1871. l...:...... 895,07O 90 ~. sGa
Amount Of payments by FL
nanciai Agent. -: y 49,. 900, ,40s 90
Total amount Of payments. 81 SOC, ,2l4 o.
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Total amount OF bonds and q i,s.ii
ceftif6ate 6f stock issued. .$6 ,013, ,S7e. 40
ALI of these consolidation bonds and
/, certificates Of stock, however, have not
been Issued Ia exchange fce HId In lieu
sof old bonds coupe rs, certificate Of stock
and intsreaf ora els. gJ .dct the lhhssS pro-
sSislcp Of tlls nth ecti0a pt ths act 80
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14

,g eE sRsssgh.,s25ho lss h * 80
S:.3s =: lSs hi ssIl n 8 gs
'1s.lksserinf!ons are net taken 10Y \ fsna nasicA
han six saonths. p Z :.
R1T5l5 oi- <sfsS5S sS {gF-teae ,polrar rar
,,nsre OF one lAkR fSEAhA 1fs ard NV
Cats per squsTo orsuboequentiI:ertionsI thna
threo mckths. No sdEeKtiss1cnts eoun.c ieas
'tals taalscr thossslahias
to advertise Tor three. BIZ et tvelSo nonths. sd
mediate Susiness oftho hrn or individual eantss~-
ting. ~ s.hif 4sk
~ HcSpscf, leLei ~ sal uhieations or
m.tters tRter y. VIII BE- charEed far
It tadycitiiihg Tstes Aalounesiaents sf Inafrjasea
respectfully solicltsd, and .ii inserted graiis
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14

missioner, but actually issued by the
Treasurer ns for the market end cent d.
rectly co the Financial Agent for aale or
hypothecation, without authority Of Law,
and the total amount is 81 s,20o, ,O00..
.1Ther reports made end forwarded by
the Financial Agent to the Comptroliar
General show the proceeds Of the aale oS
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14
Total amount OF detached coa-

The Comptroller General, who was
specially charged by law with the super
vision OF the public debt of the State.
end fEho had tthh0 largest means Cf kno ".
Ing its amount and condition, estimated
tha interest thereon es follows:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14
Total amount of be lds and

Total AMOUNT of be ldS and ..1,.,
Of these ss7Sa77ss Of vousssrs, ths
commission find that $4,793, ,6S8 were
"issued in accordance with law and au-
th6rized to be consolidated 10y the act
above recited." They consist of the fol-
lowing vouchers issued in accordance
with law and authorized to be consolida-
ted by the act:
Amount Of all classes of bonds. SO ,24s, $40
AusoGnt of attached coupons. 495,75S
Amount of detached coupons. 56,569
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14
Total amount OF bonds and

IUIHI HuUuuU u .UUHUB GHU
The remaining ,$$, ,sSS;i4S Of these these
vouchers, in the Judgment Of the COM
mission, were not. Hfiasned in. accordance
with Law and authorized to be consolida-
ted by the net shere recited.v. They cen.
sist of the following vouchers not Issued
in accordance with law aud authorized, to
be consolidated by the act: 5"
Amount of all classes of bonds s., ,O14,7I0
Amount of attached coupons. 437,415
Amount of detsched coupons. 54?..112l
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14
REP0RE 0E 3 .RHaE BOND COlIMfssr0N.

75Ae Hoaoradl5s he Genate and House Of
Re,Seeglsa5jses,a ..f4 a. sYr ~
The commission 70 investigate the in.
debtedness of tho State eleetesl e. tia
last session of your Honorable bodies :
beg respecifally t.--s..s-.-,-s......,''
That The compisaion, met Il. .be 81 sta,s
capis}Sl dasaday, t6ea iii iiiss. asg ,AoS of
August, 1877, and, continued to meet for
the performance or their duties from dav
e n dSy ,gy7s y gay q q FePraa-
Their chairman having previously
given public notice to all holders Of con.
solidation bonds, coupons and csrSiS-
Gates Of etook TO produce the same before
the commission at Colnmbie from the
first day Of August to the first day Of
September, the commission proceeded at
once TO receive, examine and register
such of them as were produced fog ths.
purpose and, as many of them were rot
produced unit! after the expiratiop of
the period mentioned, the commissio;
continued the work of reception. exami-
nation AID registry until Tie frat day of
January, 1873, when they closed their
books for registration. ff'i9
All the Consolidation bonds. coupona
and certificates Of stock produced before
proper form eSJJbs S8ehd 8" No. ,'.ara 44s. for On
5000, which was without. tho counter \
signature of the Comptroller Genefal.
and exchange and transfer certificate Of
stock Mo- 860, for $2525O, which was
without the'great seal of the State. tii1 4
The numbers and denominations of
the consolidation bonds and certificates
of stock produced, before The commission
are as follows; .i.na.r aa. u. d. sr,1s.1
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24
30 N.
In Whites gulch, January Is, 1878, to the wife of
charles Barker, a daughter.
RRI
encouraged

At the residence of the father of the brides, near
CoryaMls, Montana, on Sunday, January 6. 1873,
by Rev. W. A. Hall, Mr.. John Sommers to Miss
Juda Chaffn, and Mr.. Gilbert Simmouds to Miss
Nancy Chatfin-
May the happy participants ever find life uneven
way strewn with roses, is the wish of their mutual
friend, the HUsBANDMAN.
At the Centennial Hotel, Butte, January l3, 1877,
by the Rev. j. r. Russell, Mr.. Geo w. Newkirk
to Miss Louella Nora Beal.
At the residence of Hon. Samuel Mallory, near
Sheridan, Montana, December 20, 1877, by Rev. w.
". Van Orsdel, Mr.. Thomas Hunt, of Pony, 10
Miss Carrie Phillips, of Sheridan.
AT the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Shineberger. Red
Rock. Montana, January !, by Rev. w. w Van
Orsdel, Mr.. VIM. Roe, of Bannack, to Miss Mag
gle Shineberger, OF Red Rock.
AT the residence of Mr. Jasper Under, Beaver.
head valley, Montana, january 8, by Rev: WV.
van Orsdel, Mr.. Leander Goetschins to Miss Cor
della G. Under.
At the residence of Mrs. Emma Mounts, in R0ze-
man, on Sunday. evening, January 10, by G. L.
Richards, Mr.. VIM. L.. Southworth to Miss Annie
j.. Taylor,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24
EDITOR HUsBANDMAN.

EDITOR H~USBANDMAN.
The following particulars of the recent
encounter with mountain lions reached
Camp Baker on Saturday last: Messrs. e..
X. Sherber and G.. Sherwood are working
the copper mined at Copperopolis, fifteen
miles east of the White Sulphur Springs.
On the evening of January 9Th, an unusual
noise was heard outside the cabin. "A highly
priced and valuable shepherd dog rushed to
the door, and was let out to discover the
cause of the disturbance, when he was inn
mediately pounced upon by two immense
mountain lions. Messrs. Sherber and Sller-
wood, seeing the encounter, and installing
the animals for wolves, rushed to the assist
ance of their f~avorite, bat only arrived in
time to see him literally torn in pieces by
the ravenous and Infatuated lions. The lat
ter, on discovering the men, at once left the
remains of the dog, and with almost the
%suddenness of thought sprang upon them.
The attack was boldly met, and for a time
the struggle was highly exciting and terrific.
Nothing but the utmost GOODNESS and BRAY
cry, added to great physical endurance, saw
ell C1clT hives. IllCSC uIlluIsllS pUSSCSS VIC
strength, the agility, and the deep cunning
Of the tiger, but unless hard pressed by an
enemy, or ia a starving condition, seldom
attack a man. Daring the fight their eyes
are represented to have shcne like balls OF
fire, their tails dashed the air in mao frenZy.
and the cat-like arms, with claws like those
Of an eagle, struck at their intended victims
with the quickness of lightning. They
were finally beaten off and kept at bay while
the men gradually retreated towards the
cabin, reaching which they darted suddenly
inside, seized their rifles, and dispatched
both animals. The largest one (male) mea-
sured nine feet two inches from tip to tip,
and the female eig...t feet seven inches. The
injuries sustained by Messrs. Sherber and
Sherwood are comparatively light consider
ing their desperate situation Mt the time,
and their escape from a horrible death APP
+. pears almost miraculous. CHANCE"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

The following lines are contributed by l..
5. TO the memory OF our esteemed friend,
Miss Blanche Thorpe, whose sudden death
occurred on the LIST inst. at her home, near
Hamilton, in Gallatin county
blanche is at rest! forever free from sor-
row, pain and care. Although suffering Sc
verely at times, all through her transient
life, she bore pain with 50 much fortitude
and patience, that not even the lowing ones
who cared for her SO patiently Thought the
Golden Gates were opening for their dar-
ling, until the Angel of Death had folded
his shadowy wings about her gentle spirit,
and borne 1t back to God.
MAY the Heavenly Father te1aderly bind
up the aching hearts of the bereaved family
and mourning friends, and while they deeply
feel their loss, may they remember that an
gel Blance waits for them in heaven.
CANCEL Blanche, thou art blooming,
In a bright and faGeless bowers
Natures garden was i'll suited
To so fair and fral q flower"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

The Missoulian says that w. 8. Moon has
recently purchased the Sheriff. farm on Gird's
creek, in Bitter Root valley. Mr.. Moon was
"nce a resident of Confederate. His loca-
tion for a home is a choice one, and he only
needs the aid of one of the fair daughters of
his beautiful valley to make it a happy home.
Don't stop Sid, until you get one.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

In Virginia City, of scarlet fever, January It'll,
Cora, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Word, aged 3 years, 5 months and 10 days.
In Virginia City, Of scarlet fever, january nth.
Virginia, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy South
mayd. aged 4 years and 2 months.
In Helena, january 18th, Of Group, George W
eldest child of George w. and T.. A. Reed aged b
years, 4 month and B days.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

1T would appear from the number of re-
cent sales of Shorthorn cattle, and the good
prices paid. that there is a considerable de-
mand in the Smith river country for I'M
proved breeds. Our friends of Madison and
Beaverhead counties who nave fine herds of
thoroughbred Shorthorns would, we think,
do we'll to advertise them.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

CoNFEDERATE's %enterprising farmer. Mel
son Bump, went over to the Willowburn
farm, Oh the Beaverhead, last week, for the
purpose of purchasing a Percheron-Norman
stallion and some mares. ait is his intention
to enter into the horse breeding business,
and he regards MI. Mauldin's stock as the
best adapted to the wants of the country.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24
RlNDA & SKLOWER, Props.
sly LESLIE ". WILkIE, Clerk
NOTICE.

Having lost my Blacksmith Shop and 'oole by
fire, Necessity ilnpcls me to call OH III tl.os e ON ing
me to come forth and settle at once. THAI king MI
those who by their timely assistance sa, ei me frdIn
further loss, ! beg leave to annoulte that a 1e~ days
more will find me at the forge again, ready to DO
all kinda of blacksmith work. FRANK NAY.
Cave 0ulch, November 10, 1877.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

THE first term of our singing school closes
tonight. The class has now made good
progress in the rudiments OF music, and is
now just far enough advanced to profit by
good instruction. We trust that a second
term may be had. If there is anything in
which the people of our town is lacking it is
in singing, and we do certainly think they
cannot employ their winter evenings to bet
ter advantage than in %cultlvating their vocal
powers. DR.. Davidson has proved himself
to be an efficient teacher. and deserves to be
encouraged.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

IT is not often that a rural editor is favored
with the opportunity of chronicaling a mar
rage in ajfgh life, such especially as trans
PRED On the lower Muscleshell last week.
The participants were a noted hunter Of this.
county, and a dusky maiden of the prairie
the reigmiag belle of the Crow nation and
daughter of one Ris-ka-shoose. The we'd
ing ceremony was performed in accordance
with the ancient rites of the Crow tribe.
The bride, who is much admired by all who
have visited her in her native home, is rep
resented to have looked more charming up
on this eventful occasion than ever. She
was faul:lessly attlred in a costume OF the
skins of wild animals, a necklace of bear
tusks, badger toes and eagle claws encir-
cled her glossy swan-like Except in color)
throat. She wore u loose buckskin basque,
of velvet-like softness, highly ornamented
with painted beads, made on the plan OF Il
hunting shirt, which was caught around the
waist by a harness heather belt ornamented
in like manner, from which hung a mann
moth buffalo robe that swept back i'll grace
full folds. exposing a delicate pair Of ankles
and feet, snugly slowed away in a richly
embroidered pair of moccasins. Her flow
ing raven hair was thrown back over her
shoulders, save that portion in front of the
crown which parted i'll the center and drop
ped in f~aullless stralghtness down her broad
sunbrown cheeks, about midway between
the chin and belt, and was rivaled only by
the luxuriant tresses of the groom, which,
long since a stranger to the comb, came
down over his back and shoulders in streams
like witch's stirrups, and were fastened at
the ends by small copper wires. His dress,
like that of the bride, was made of skins.
His complexion. from long exposure on the
frontier and the absence of water inunda-
tons, bore no contrast to that of the bride,
or to his eagle eye which looked out from
beneath II dark heavy brow. We wish our
friend Jeemes all the joy his new relations
promise; may he live long and grow up
from this flower of the plains many st;-
wan builders after the pattern OF the sa~
tcrnal architect.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

WIN. Mill and Joseph Kline recently pur-
chased Jacob Kline's farm on Duck creek
for $500. They also purchased his stock Of
sixty head of poultry, the most profitable
flock OH the valley, for $50. IN addition to
this, these gentlemen have rented e. l..
Sherman's place, and intend farming upon a
large scale the coming SKINNER.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

l. G. MoRELAND, d%iscoverer of the Straw
berry lode. and FL. Il. Conner [late County
Commissioner Of Meagher county,, have
gone to Tongue river, Arizona, or Washing
ion City.-Indepcndent. Or "where the
woodbine twineth,' or the ''whang-doodle
lnourneth." No one knows.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

GEO, WALwARK & VIM. Fox have recent
~ made Il discovery of bar diggings on
mule creek, a small stream in the vicinity of
Thompson's gulch. The gold is coarse and
the diggings are thought to be good, but
now extensive they are it is not known.
They nave cut a ditch and rugged a chute
and win put in the winter in running tun-
nels. dumping the dirt on the sluices and
prospecting the bar.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
HELENA, MONTANA.

Unexcelled %ctsisine, unobtrusiye provision for ths
qualification Of its patrons, convenient, spacious
and airy rooms, and kept scrupulonsly clean, are
some Of the chief characteristics Of this justly pop
ular hotel.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

PRoF. MARSH, of Helena, made us a plea
SAINT call Tuesday. He has just completed
an extensive survey of mineral lands in
Whites gulch for James McCabe and others,
and co%ntemplates making other surveys be-
fore leaving the county. The Professor is
very prompt. and his work always gives
good satisfaction.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

A. KIMBERLY, of the firm of Kimberly &
Miller, wool growers, OF Deer Lodge county,
passed through Diamond a few days ago. on
his way to the Muscleshell valley for the
purpose Of locating a sheep ranch. 1t is his
tons in'the Land Office, and get out build
ing timber this winter, but will not under
take the building of fences, ~corrals, sheds,
etc., until next ummer, when he will move
his flock over and become a permanent resi-
dent of that wide-known and beautiful val
ley.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

1T turns out that Capt. Clifford, whom we
mentioned last week as being out ona trip
with a party of soldiers, was in search of a
oeserter, whom he caught. The unfortun-
ate man deserted last spring with a COM
rade, who was found dead on the Duck creek
divide last summer, and there are strong
suspicious that he was murdered by the
prisoner.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

MEssRs. Perry & Sanford Moore have
moved to the Muscleshell to make a perman-
ent home. They loaded their big teams
with lumber, and will build up a ranch in
good style. Their location, which is upon
Little Elk creek, and in the midst of the fin
est portion of the valley, was made in 1874,
and is considered the choice.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

The people of Deep creek propose max
ing an effort to get up a singing school. DIR.
Dawson has been spoken to about it.