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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-10-07

grown on an acre of our soil. Mr..
Bradley contributed largely to this de-
partment having nearly fifty entries.
Mr.. Ball, Mr.. Bruce and several others
did much toward making this depart
mept success.
In the mechanical department there
was wider range of articles and ma
chimes than has been shown heretofore.
C. F. Percival and c. H. Green each
had large space filled with very hand
some furniture. James Cassidy had a
half dozen stoves and other articles from
his shop. J. J. Hill and his agents
occupied large space with sewing ma
chimes. They were doing some speci-
men sewing that would have caused
our grandmothers to go into wild ex-
carnations. A. f. Brockway showed
his wonderful electric clocks which were
as fine specimens Of workmanship as
one will often meet. Messrs. j. Arkley
and L. Darling exhibited specimens of
blacksmithlng that it would be extreme
ly difficult to beat in this State. The
creameries exhibited by Hill & Prentiss,
and by Bean Bros, attracted good deal
of attention. In Agricultural machin-
cry there were not less than 25 plows.
embracing Murkland's, the Buzzell
plows Of which there were some Is
kinds, all finely furnished, the Grange,
Eureka and others. In harrows there
were the Butler, invented by Mr.. B.
Dusivr, JonusDury, WHICH seeuIeu
to be much admired by those who ex-
amined it; the Randall sold by Mr..
Whitcher Mr.. Murkland showed his
plows, sugar arches, cider mills. churn
and power and many other useful things
from his foundry. Silas Cheney showed
dog power with churn attached. Rea.
gan showed his barrel churns with
horse power. Ufford showed strong
stump and rock puller. Kemp & Burpet
showed their patent manure spreadel
which is gaining such notoriety, anc
which was so highly endorsed by Col
Meade in his late addresses at the fairs
This machine spreads large load o
manure in very little over one minute
time. The machine was purchased b,
parties in this village. We mention
the fine harnesses shown by F. A. Scott
and the buggies and other wagons man
ufactured by G. j. Ufford these thing
t spoke for themselves. In the ladies
i. departments there was a much large
e and better show than we have ever seer
: 10 undertake to particularize would b
e to do injustice to some things we coul
e not mention for want of time and space
!. We wish the money had been suf6cier
r to suitably reward those who took pain
d to so bountifully fill the Hall. Th
e ladies will doubtless appreciate the fat
}. that the Fair Ground Co. did somethin
il for them in giving them free tickets.
e The attendance throughout was larg
l. and the receipts such as to somethin
d more than cover the expenses. ExcelleI
y order was maintained, and there W;
n neither disturbance from disorderly pc
e, sons or serious accidents to mar Il
rs pleasure of the occasion. So far as '
he saw those present were all we'll please
with the success of the fair.
d The treasurer desires to have it sta
e. ed that he will pay the premiums {
N demand until Jan. 1st. after which tir
r. no more will be paid.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-10-07

For twenty-five cents zoe aoiH send the
MONITOR on trial from nOW til the BE-.
ginning Of 1879.
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MOVING Machines REPAIRED
N sHoRTEsT NOTICE.

ON SHORTEST NOTICE.
All kinds of Casting done; Machinery Built
Repaired. and satisfaction guaranteed. Come and
my Plows. Sugar Arches. Horse Powers. ChurnI
Photograph of Arch or Horse Power sent on 4
cation.
J.w. MURKLAN
Barton, Vt. June "a. 1878.
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You can buy the very best Flows. including Ind
brated WooIey Plows. the best kind of Side Hill
and all kinds of Horse Hoes Also. repairs for a
every pillow made. You can see NEW So
ARCH, made of iron. that is CHEAPER and BEL
than any brick arch ever made. 1t takes only
quantity of wood. and can be set up in ten minud
the floor or the ground.
You can buy HORSE POWER FOR $40. SUI
for churning or other light work. all set up and |
to put the belt on to. You can buy SQUARE
cHURN. or BARREL oHURN. with Gran
pully
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-10-07

PREMIUMS AWARDED.
CLASS lST-STALLIONS.
Best four years old stallion or upward,
G. HI. Tice, Holland S.
I'd, W. H. Human. Derby
Sd A. B. Cook, Greensboro
Three years old stallion, S. M. Worth
ley. Salem
I'd J. S. Phillips. Glover
Sd Oliver Valley, Barton
Two years old stallion. L. M. Darling.
Glover
I'd A. G. Lang, Charleston
Sd James Crawford, Newport
CLASS 2D-HORsES.
Single carriage horse. G. E. Bryant,
Bloomington Z
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.



In the District Court of the Fourth Jrdici,l
District of Nevada, in and for the county
OF Humboldt.
Warren Richardson and G.. W. Richardson,
copartnexs. and doing business utder the
firm name and style of Richardson
Brothers, plant ifs, VS.. T. I. Cook,
The mas Mills, a d all owners, known o.
unknown. Of in and 70 thai real pro erty
hereinafter scribed, q s. b Hughes.
Il. W. Wo,d, q. h, Walker, in Geo. +.
Berk an Is. l. Powers tundsr the firm
name and style of Be k Powers) and all
lersous,aa,in-5 liens or claiming to have
liens against the real estate hereinafter de
scribed, d. fend ints.
DY VIRTUE of an execution and order Of
, sale is u,d utof said {, urt t. euf, rec
a decree eDteEed liz said causa i'll said Court III
favor Of .xaitl ,olainuffs and against sa de-
fendanifsf the sum of two thousand ONE
hundred and fifty-eight dol ars (Sl 1881 pin
cipal. and the oum of one duDdred ant Sixty
one and eighty five .nehundf. his dol ar
tSl6l So interest thereon, and the sum OF
one hun red and twenty. hreea dtwenty one
hundredths ($I23 20) costs and a,cfuing
interest and cost, ell IN T.. B gelQ coin, and by
VIII ch 1 as comm nd, d and req tired to sci
the property hereinafter described, according
t. law az applicabl 10 S les under ecution
in vii cases, atisfy :, id pr ncipal, inter
es :, costs and accruing cosls, and accr1 H..
intere and cos
The description the property authoriz d
to lie sol is as follows, to wit:
That c,rtai piece or parcel OF nd desig
mated AZ lots number tWenty-t rec t23l and
twenty four GA. II lock u. 'cc ro1ng To
the fiji, ia, napof be town of Wlnnemucca,
Hun bold county, Nevada, whe said lots
are situated and the hotel ere ted on said
10 IS, known as the q, ntarl "a ifc l. otel.
Now, Therefore notice is hereby given
that ON
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF MAY, A. D.,
1878.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
ming and five O'Clock III the u t. noon,
viz. u clock r. NJ. % i'll daA, i'll front II
the Cour house DOR, in he town of w nue.
mucca, umboldt county. eva u. will sell
a public anction, to the highest bidder, fJr
cash u. =. gold coiD), the above describe
properly, to satisfy saiu pr nci al rum, inter
est, costs, and accru ng In Ell 81 and costs.
C. A. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt { unity, Nevada
Winnemucca. New. pril llth, Is
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TIME following estray animals have been
L taken up by + ". rute her On his 'anch
on iule Meadows Black Rock Township,
Humboldt couny, Nevada:
one bay n ARE win mex in right ear,
branded ON the right b y thus about II or
l3 ye RS old, alued al $50; one bay mare.
or years old, no brand valued at $40; en-
brown mare colt, years old no brand, va ued
at sos one bIown horse with large star IL the
forehead ana one " hite foot ON he left hind
leg aud branded HC on the left hip, about
6 or years old. va ned at s25. one bay horse.
branded HC On the left shoulder. about OF 5
years old, valued IL S25.
rs TIL MPSON
Justice of the Peace + Unit Ii ToyL6hip
Humb' ldt coLnIy, Nevada.
Winnenucc4. Nevada, April 10, 1878.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

big Meadows Canal and Trri ~ating Company.
location lot Works, Humboldt Cou. ty,
Nevada. Principal place of business,
Rye Patch, Nevada.
MOT CE is hereby given that at a meet
IN ing.of the ooaid If rustees. heid ON
Tthe 28,h day Of Match, 1878, an asses sment
,(Nol2l,o 50 so per share was levied upon The
',capiIal ~, ok o the colpoi a ion. pay. bic i'm
smeoi tely i'll T. S. gold coin 10 the Sec etary
at the office If the compan Rye Patch,
Nevada.
An, stock upon which this assessment
sshall remain unpaid
s TUkDAY APkIt 9TH. 1873,
Shall be deelaled d. inquent ard advertised
FOR sale at public aucti Ii and une payment
is made btloie will e sold on "a III uay, ay
'25th. 1915. 10 pay the oennqnent assessment
i oge Ler with cost Of advertising and expenses
,of the.sislt,
BY oider II the Board of Trustees.
Rye Patch, Nevada. March ,th, 1878
janis II. BUkLAND. Aecretary.
April 2-sd
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NOTICE q. S. lNTE RNhL REV
ENUE SPECIAL TAXES.

IYNDFR the Re vsed Statutes of the
United states. Secti ms 1882. 3237, 3zSS,
and 1888 every Up Eson ei gagged III any bust
nes~, avocaticns or EN- loyment, which rem
ders him hable to a 81 ecitl lax Is required
to procure and place and keep eonspicuuusly
4 i'll his establishment OF place of tuishess "a
STAN denoting tie payment of said pecial
, tax for the special tax year beginning May l..
1878 section 3-A4. REVISED Statutes, desig-
nates.wh are liable 10 specialdux. re urn.
as prescribed on + orm IL. is al o required by
law of every person Liable TO special tax as
above. revere penal are pre- eribed for
non compliance with the ,foreg ing equi e.
alneuts. or for continuing in business after
April 80. 1878, vii chou payment of tax.
Alpli att 81 ould be AIDE to W. T..
iFRENCH, Deputy Collector of Inter al
Revenue, at winnemueca, Humboldt unity
Nevada. ap15-2W
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Land! bounty! Pensions!


no you want o Buy, sell or Exchange
- Il nds or other Properly in any pat
Of the U. . or Can dasi are you soldier or
SAILOR, in want OF patent? Why not OBTAIN
MORE BOUNTY or PLAsIOA? 10 you want
10 Locate Government or tate Lands without
settlement? Why no.? When have the well
known APPkUNLD SOLDIER ADLlTI IN +,
hOMESTLADS. under seal of the General
Land Office. md that can tie located vi hout
settlement, upon any Government 81 % or
81 so lands, subIecL to homestead. The
Sioux Half Breed scrip, for location upon ull.
surveyed lands.
Land Warrants aud Scriu OF aIl
Kinds,
For Cash. or part on time. Good title given
or no Iay Have you any lands with an i'm.
perfect title to sell, or choice vacant lands
you know Of which could be located 10 M.
vantage; or claims not lawfully } Ella. which
we would contest. Lei ple hear from Won il,
full, and viii do my best to info1m Won,
what is to your advantage
Will mail you circular explaining all and
copy Of the new Pension Law. Address
lplalnly) ID. II. TAI,Rl,T
General Land, Scrip ana Warrant Boxer.
APzo-'m hloux CITY. Iowa.
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ORDINANCE NO. 2.

An Ordinance to determine what shall be
nuisance in the town of Winnemuc "a, and
provide for the punishment of the same,
approved March s, 1878:
rhe Board of County commissioners of
Hwmboldt County do ordain:
SECTION That the erecting, using or
main al ing any building. structure or
. other &c for the exefcise If any trade en-
ployneut, man nfactGre or other bnsin S.
viii h b. cccasioning often i've exhalatio s or
smells, becomes injurious d dang, rous o
the health, confor or property proper o. the
town Of " nnemucca, Hut bold County,
Nevada: that The GoiAg of this shall con-
: stitute q nuisance.
SEC O. That the causing or suffering Of
any oial, filth or n is ne substance to be
collected or TO r, man in anv place to the pre-
. JUDGE Iii m ge to he healtr, property or
:; comfort # ally Of the p-opIe of the town Of
Winuemucca Humb ldt County, Nevada
shall be deemed nuis ance.
SEC g. Tha if any pers6n,or persons shall
{, erect. maintain, use, approp. late OF employ
with, the town of Winnie mucca. un bold q
County. Nevada. upon b d e street or at any
place or point within said wn within 800
feet of said Bridge stree , any b ilding. house
or structure I n the pup S or use OF "a
laundry wash h lus,, he she or theS shall
be deemed lily of committing y nui .ance:
prov ded this Sec, ion sfalI lot al ply to per-
9 sons or families do ng heii ow shi t n
their own private and not for som
work.
SEC. 4. If anv person or PER ons 6h ii be
( guilty of committing En- saDce, as def I'd in
this ordinance, any and all OF aid perstsn shall
be subjec to fue of not less than $40 nor
more han s1t0 or by impiis lnment III The
County Jail for not less than 40 nor more than
200 days, or by both such hne and i'm
,prisonment.
A true copy of said order.
Attest, j. II. JOB,
Clerk of said Board.
April 2-'723w
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ANNUA2- saEETaNc.

~ Vic Is her by given that the Third
~ Anudal Meetins Il the - ckbolaers ~
me H6nb dt IT &C. culiu al. Mining
ana MtchalIcal oeitty viii DC held on TN,
FourRh Day OF MAY, 1878.
- the hour II : o'clock p. NJ. IN winn.m,oco
AZ Tie g. urthuuse in the office o. the Conntv
Oltfk. Il ali otekhold, IL be ca eful 10 ai-
una eise send their proxies to some one
u" Will felle~tnt them. This il urgently
demanded, 4 r b-sness If grave Importance
WI he tefor ths Ia, ting, and under the law
no.llhs can De d ~ unless III jority Of the
-, 9 = BlLhS. President.
At'est, q, ihENowETH, secretary.
April la-td
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can make money faster at work for us
" IMAM at any thing else. Capital not re-
CURED; We will start you; $12 per daJ
ut home made by the industrious Men,
women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to
work for us. Now is the time. Costly outnt
and terms free. Address TRUE Co.. Augusta
Maine. ap5-I7-6w
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DIR. L. j. CZAPKEY'S
Private Me zeal titute,

2O9 k."rny st., San Francis, o. Is al.
lishod in 1854 + r he ltn anent cur of
ali p.eiaI and hr. Aic Diseasts as also all
Ieniaie Oh PIN nIs aid seases Of the
Nervous Sys.em.
HENHL lMMiN>E d STRUC1ION OF H.
i nian lilo annualiy fl, III secret al chronic
,diseas,s, cansta liz old al d "a abe nsilt,-
tiun u he stni lished ms, IN Ihilado4l hia,
Penn, III 1850, una aiteiwa ar IN SAN Fran
Cisco, Cal, III 1854 as a p waite p. n any. in
order 10 flu q The hi cled Iii be medical
and surgical tIea tine III, Tor ht abov. and ii
other hf, lols aid CO \ ailt~. Consulia-
tiOns ut t. G i4.sti'u.e CT by lelter, tkEE.
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N1SS week in your own town. IS
SMyEVD utht free No risk. Reader, if
you want u business at which
persons of either Sex can make great psy al
the time they work, write fot particulars to
II. HALLEyT b Co., Portland. MaIne, ap5-Gm
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sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

OCAilON of principal place of business,
l. San Francisco, California. Location OF
Works, Humboldt county, Hevada.
NOTICE. here are deiinqu.Lt, upon the
following desc ibed StocA, un account of AS
sessme NO. 8. ievItd ON the 3Oth day OF
January, 1878 the several amounts 5 I
opposite the names OF the resi- ec,ive share
holders as follows:
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Physirai and aiem,aiD Debility.

Vital W. akness, nervousness. low slirits,
1assl ude, weut nest If the limbs and back.
Ions mu ular p' wei, inGis Losiii II "a q IN
capabi ity fol lADor ara STUDY weak. ex-
haut ted fe' IL. H. energy On COZ rage pal l.
tati IL of he heart, dui,I.ess cf ppreh l.ston.
loAt Of nj nitly, ave RI, II t. society, We of
solitua9, timiGi y, se fdlsIrns luss + man
huCu, dlzzin IS, head che, ~ = N the side
Affect ons. 0. tie eye, piInl les he ia e,
sexual or I oil a Il h nlil.sn mar or Wo-
man, are eureo y the Justly celebratea ply
81, ian l. j AZ fsiAah. ma. ~
His meth Of cuiin dis ase is peculiarly
his own (unI nonn 9th, rel al d Aenct TIA,
great eaccess. Ri etma NC at ,tions chronic
ca'aIh. aiseases Of TIE son geh ana kiel tys
liver coIlp bints, etc successfully trsated
D". ~ ILaY, me ii he most success full
medical I;.ctiilun,l is On the aclLc coast
may be consulted contdenti lly in reference
to the above ana all other complaints at ,he
Institute.
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No. 200 KEAR>Y ST., san Francisco

80 The Doctor offers Free Consultations,
and asks no rtlnLnfr :ion unless he taccts a
cure Charges moderate. C.,ulu.unications
strictly eouhdential. Medicines sent by TX
press. Address l. J. CzAPK.Y. Nj. ID Post
Office Box "a, an Francisco, Cal. oc29- n 1y
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Ana in accordance with law, and an order
of the Bo. I'd OF Directors, made on the 30th
DAY If January, 1873, so uany shares OF each
parcel f snch STOCK ar may be necessary will
lie sod al public auction. at u. ofhce Of lie
Con i. ny, NO. 81 A Ontg, merS street. san
traIIcisco California. en- Nj DAY, ~ l.
1ME%i Y-Elt LAY Or MAtCb. 1878,
at the Loui of 2 ,'cIC,k Nj # said day to
pay Said elinquent AS, essn ent tLeieon, to-
gethel With co IS ot adyer .ising and exl enses
of the rare
ABRAHAM ALSEN. Sec; etary.
Office. mo, at2 Non gomers street, san
Francisco, California. maStd
EOaTEOMs ERENT,
The day Of sale Of the abDve named company
il hereby lDstl oneu uhtil Nj ~, Y, AIkI
FIJI TEL NH, 1878, at the ran hour and
place. By order If the GARD II ID rec ors.
1B..AuaM hA, oily, S,cletny.
PSI PONEMFN
The day Of sale Of he above named compan,
is neItby postl oD,d until WEDNESDAY,
MAY, RSi, 1878, at the ssnle hour and
lace, By order % the Board # Directors.
ABR Ham hALaLY, Secretary.
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How and Why She can Supply
Goods Of every Description
Cheaper than They can be
Bought in San Francisco.

We answer because she ha> advantages
pos SIS, d by no other iocaiity--sa ing in
IL ell ht ciare, s. no " hart rate, low rents and
light expense. Tier III Ieh hts by di ect
fl, III the lal &c manuiaci ories ii tn asst and
have The 60, DIS shipped by rail t. III IL doors.
sacramento cont ms some IF the Oldest
and mo hlmly g ablished mercan lie houses
on his ast--iIic ts in, ev' ~ lhn & in the
line If groceries, h .rdwaTe, a8r ,ultur4l i'm
pltm hts, paints anu OILS, sta.i' ery, crock
ely liquors, drugs. clio hing, ca pets, gas
httlnss, Jewelr,, woooenw~re ana e4rthen
Wate, furniture, stoves and tinWare, boots
ano shoes, etc.
Her manufe ct1:es re extensive and varied,
il clduing c,lriat e. a Il wagon machinery,
brass work, pail anu bs, boxes, brooms
AID matches, p4ows haIness, cloths; gloves,
conf, c,ioneiy, pottery, iron wolk. sashe>,
dVUIs, c., soap, yeast 20" der, marble NorAs,
pumps, wlndnIllls, faI n.ng Ii ills, ieather, exc.
Her lun beI yards are am ng tire most ex-
teLsi.e IN the state; her foundries aid
II aehine ,hol am, ng the best; he ewerles
hume, Gus "a d gJod; ia fact thee is not
line of busiless , hicb may b. mentioned
which is not REPRESENTED in . crainento
she ssesses many fine d goods houses,
cl"thlAg houses, n1 lineiy shops, fancy goods
: oree e.c., h book nd ilews depu,s ale Of
the best. she Pos h1ssts every facility for
dong an sty lie OF p ming ano bindiLg No
be Ter hotels OF markets can be found any
where.
Interior merchants intending to make pur-
cha for he spIins ANA SUMMER oI 1875
wan ind it o theii advantage to
STOP AT SACRAMENTO
And talk with our mi orters, Dealers, and
Man.factu. Is, and thus save
TINE AND MONEY.
We offer quick supplies, low prices and a
saving i'll freight Charges.
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up to midnight OF the 10Th had not sue
ceeded in capturing the train or killing
more men. A messenger reached Salmon
City and a number of persons left at once
for their relief. Capt. Ball also left at 4
o'clock last evening with 80 men. The be-
lief of the McCabc party is that the Indians
are Nez Perces. Horse Prairie is almost
without protection. All here hope that
Captain Ball may overtake the Indians.
PLEASANT VALLEY, s a. M, Aug 90.
The Indians stole stage stock from Pine
Butts and Spring Hill station last night.
One tnam from each station. It is also be-
lieved they stole all of Alderdice's horses at
Spring Hill.
PLEASANT VALLEY. Aug. 20. News has
Just been received that the Indians that stole
the eight head of stage stock came from
near Camas Creek last night.
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M1LEsroNEs ON THE ROAD TO HEALTH

MxAGSxVN GO ON - AS~AA
The recovery Of digestion and the re-
sumption of activity by the liver, bowels
and kidneys are milestones which mark our
progress on the road to health. They speed
lily become p%erceptible when Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is used by the Invalid
Nothing SO surely and expeditiouslyS con-
sumes the distance to the desired goal. AS
no bodily function can suffer interruption
without impairing the general health OF the
system, so the system can never acquire
perfect vigor, health's synonym, untA that
function be actively resumed. Fake, for in
stance, digestion, a suspension Of which is
invariably rectificd by the Bitters. If the
organs upon which it developes grow weak,
billiousness, constipation, head ache, power
ty of the blood, and a hundred other symp-
toms supervene, which Indicate unmistaka'
bly, the baneful general infnente,of dyspep'
STA. The disappearance OF all these syinp
toms through the use of the Bitters shbws
with what t~horoughness it, removes thell
cause.
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fectly free from distractions, of good aver
age depth, and but little current until an
island Is reached--l think he called it 'Hau-
ser" island, where he says the river is shall
low and swift. By a few blasts, however,
he thought the main rocks could be remov-
ed. | gave him a description of a small
boat built by us for the Tombigbee river
% feet beam, 100 feet long, with good sized
cabin. which drew but Ii inches at stern and
IL inches forward, and'would carry over LOO
tons in twfo feet Of water. He also spoke of
a small boat for towing ~barges-having w
boats-ohe above and one below the island,
to fake loaded wagons, unload them, and
haul.to the other boat. That is also a good
plan,, and'I believe perfectly feasible. Col.
Robertsis going to write to'some parties in
Helena regarding the same. / was quite
astonished, to hear that the river, with the
single exception mentioned above, was SC
completely navigable, and that there was sc
much water above the Falls. Ireally think
from what he said, there would be no trou
BILE after removing the rocks at the island
I would suggest the idea of sending Capt
Jim McGarry, of the "Helena," to take
trip down, .as-he is hard to beat as a practl
cal and experienced steamboat man, an
:" could tell exactly what size boat he coul'
lI handle.'-HeruId.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-22
INDIAN w

Agentleman at Bannack, writing to the
dependent under date of August 18th says:
: Messenger from Salmon City arrived i'll
/ place at 3 O'Clock this morning, bring
! intelligence of the murder OF Jesse Nc
{ be, on Lost. river. McCabe with four
{ her men went Quito meet Joseph Shell
ms train OF nine wagons, freighted with
s DDS for McCahes aud met them and We're
'amped for the night on Lost river. Thir-
! Indians surrounded the train during the
INT and op~enaGadira,. shooting sMcCahe