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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

FANCY GOODS AND TOYS AT j. II. TAY-
LOR'S.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

on re sure to find it at Jockeys.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

The CouR1EH is handson7, well-editcd
sheet, and shows in its VI ell tlled columns
the strides the distant Territory is maxim.
towards catching up with older commun;:
ties.-Housetsid Gcsett:, Taunton, Mass.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

G. w. Travis. f. NJ. Dunphy, Tom Shir-
ley and l. D. Kirby, all Of the Bozeman
and Tongue river stage line. took passage
on the Bachelor at Sherman, bound for
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

trains arrived in town from Camp Berti
with freight for Bozeman merchants las
week.
DAT MEAL, homeless Goldfish, Maple Syrup
&c, ut Jockeys.
1t is reported that Wall & Meadow hav,
received the centract to furnish beef ant
| flour to tic Grow Agency the present tis
cal year.
WALL PApER.!! WALL PArER!!!
New stock just received at TAILOR'S.
Miss Mamie Evans opened a select schoo
in one of the rooms of the public schoo
building last Monday. She has over TWEEN
ty pupils.
Horses, Mares and Mules for sale by Burnett
Any kind of grain taken in payment forihe same
Martin & Myers this week sold to a ger
tleaan at Fort Custer five hundred head OF
four year old steers and one thousand heat
ofstock cattle.
Ponsford's Billiard Hall is furnished with new
Tables-and is separate from the saloon
Persons familiar with the situation state
that there is less wheat and flour in Gala
tin county at the present time than any
time since 1872,
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS AT j. II. TAY-
LOR'S.
E. n. Ingersoll, representing Klein
schmidt 4 Bro, Helena, was in town this
week looking after the interests of the
firm in this place.
We want to trade lurnbe: for good, young,
li'ely saddle pony.
j.. j. TOMLINSON & Sons.
DR.. Monroe is having material delivered
on his recently purchased lot on Main
street and VIII soon commence the erection
of lis office building.
Ponsr,rl's Billiard Hall is sepera;e from the
saloon Entrance one door East OF ISasinski's
DIR. a. J. Hunter, Of White Sulphur
Springs, was in town on Monday last. He
reports everything quiet, and the crops
looking well on the Yellowstone.
STATIONERY! Latest styles of Box Station
cry at J. II. TAYLOR'S.
\. Lanme 4 Co. have just received and
are busily engaged in opening out the larg-
est and finest assortment of merchandise
ever brought to Eastern Montana.
We want some Suffolk, Chester White, or 9TH
er good white stock shoais or pigs.
j. J. TOMLlNSON & SONS
Fresh Strawberries, from Guys garden,
are all the 60 in Bozeman now, and orders
are received at the garden for them faster
than they can he picked and delivered.
~ Parties knowing Themselves indebted to
me, will please call and settle their accounts i'm
Inediately. +. BRCNETT
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ADyERTIsEMENTs


MAY q sENDERs,
Harrisburg, AanR csunty. OGn.,
pEAIERs II
GEN ERAL MERCHANDISE
such as are gensrany kept In a
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE.
MAy & sENDERs b tho arm.
Anev u. to assure yep.
4 on vii always find 81 eay sne
Aryaat st,eir s,.,rs to servo you.
~ pmHer enc srtieles they Do keep,
DO sell them st sra2ll profit.
Sush as closalps good end pea.r :
EvOsy thing yoa bug VIII 1t,
n Otoos. Hardware, ovoOvse,,
D.Ass Of all v..letis.
EmbUOiasriss. lass os al kinds.
Robes and svea window blinds,
San VIII alvyays b on hand
Seadezs, otto. esssso.
Ever bearing Ia our nainss,
Live saa - nSs,isaes p.ass4,
4ovs thy 9nssshsas Hke shyssf.
Chs2s no Oas Is ous theme,
Hoping 10 de veil fer ourselves
| Il yer retaining o1s eosd mama
Ard uow as Poetry k not osr soI4.
! atrOns, look upon it tender
EAvsEy ona s invited 20 the stors of
Ss1n Mar 8 senisfz
4 is wAhCut a rhyme
CONSTANTLY OaE KAMD
METzLER's DELIBERATELY
! RAW HIDE BOTTOM CHAIRS,
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CORR BR REHST AND 8ROABALBTS STREETs,
Farms Sf all sizes, improved and unign-
proved, In this and adjacent counties, suit
sble for grain raising, also timbered land
and stock ranches fer sale on oasy terms.
Also for sale = number Of dwelling
houses and vacant lots IN this city.
Parties desiring TO either sail or purchase
should call and learn terms and prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Persons desiring help can be provided
with any number Of iaiooreFs ty leaving
rdaTs. dRI'cff
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READ THIS!

TT Y0U WISH TO ENGAGE N A GOOD. WELL
i established growing and paying business, call and
see E. Carter q Co. at their DOOR, SASH AMI
HARROW FACTORY. in Albany. Who propose "a
sell -one-hai the whole Of their factory property
real and personal, very accommodating terms to an
accepted purchaser For particulars epply to or ad.
dress the nroprietors on the premises.
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The following ns'=se4 Fz-tics s-e sroHg ths th---
sands rbo have been cured Q! ratz-.h by Ia Ese e
Dr sags's Csts-rh Remedy:
AFDo%ns, New Gezevr, Pa: D B-oTa, 81 gossph
Hoi Ls<+s Ratizsd W. LeEi SpE+zSn-, Ses.is
Lsze, Ohlc; Ct1zs SoEc-op, Se-th CtestsF1sds he !;
Milton to1ss SSbz, n Z: Ati3eg, BrS6scr stsssoc
Hso; JtC AeITiula-s, Bogznspost, Ind; q 4 Post
IogzzzpoEt, lid: J " Bailey, Treraont PE; u Ayrss
Har,s, Canton, No; W fbsy1S, ona-gs, II IS b
Sichcls Jr Galveston Tszns Jotlas RensTt S.o1a6-
vile, p; w Lcsk, AeFS-iand Wis: Johnsto u
Eczs, Helmic, Ohio Ms = C1ir-ey, TTect3n, Team
G JosHn Kosn, y H; A Cesr+-, Table Roek, " Va:
LclISs AnderS, GevspoTt, Ohio; c Che=e, Rskhzrt,
Iud Nrs Eerry Hcight, San Francisco Cal; Mrs z Il
GaIlasha, Easre1eeville n Y; " Graham, Add !,
o Smith, Newman, Gs Chzs E Riee, BaltlEe, Nd;
Jesse Sears, C.Isie, Ind p.E1 4ins-, p Nsyra,
Ind Ms Minnie ArztSo- go Del=ny StTSss, y 7; II
" Hall, Hsstingz, Mich; Krn Ns-xton, Lowell Mass
bury, H1; u c Cole, Lowell. Mazsf Ms c 5rurtin,
Cs1sden, Ala; Chss KayEI EredsricStoT1p ONO Nh
Lucy Hunter, Pennington, N cHpt z spasldsng,
Camp 6tsmbaugh. WyO; " Traeh, Ets7nhoet Rock,
IoRR i Mrs LYDIA White, Shushsa, Y; u PEEK,
Junction City, Noat; Henry Ebe PEnsss, Cali
Cararainzs, Rzntoal, IL IS Jones' ChErlessoc. FozT
Corners, NY; Geo 7 Han, Pueblo, cai; xm E Bz--
trss Sterling Pa: Ehon, eaS Penn Street, Fits
bargh, p Jacknssn- Szrnuels Depot, KI5 Henry
2stTist Geneva 7; Miss Hattie Parrots, Aortgun-
en- Ohio L Led5zcok. Chztha1a u 8 AcCey, Nash
Mary A Whine, DErierI Via; John zisElers Carlisle
SrTings Pa James Thomptns 81 Cloud, Miir Enoeh
Drar Hsvnee City Neb Joseph Miller, XeIis, Ohio;
Sictols Galveston Tex H L Laird Upper Alton,
n John Davis Prescott, A.+z; EFs Nancy Graham,
TcFssl Grove, oregon.
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what's an EdIsaF ?

josh BiIlinga is 50 conlcunded obstinate il
adherins to truth that we insist he should b,
aboisaed. Lock at thia:
An editsr is 8 muls whose biDess is to iR
Eestigate muse paper. He writes editorials,
grinds out poetry, iRserta dethsau weddings,
s0rts manuscripts, Keeps a waste basket,
blows mp tho devil" stesls matter, 6tes
other peoples battles, cells his paper for a
dollar and fifty oeuts a year, takes white
beans and apple gass for pay when he can get
it, raises large family, works le hours cut
OF the "a, noze no Sunday, gifts damned BY
everybody, and once IN while whipt by
sumbedy, lives poor, dies middle aged and
often broken-hearted, leaves no money, is re.
warded for life OF toll by short but free
obituary puff IN the prsc papers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-12

DR.. 8PINNEY


No. n KEARMRE STREET,
Treats al Chreais anA .sPesial Dassases.
<OUWGE 1EH6
"M0 aRAT BR s8Uw4N1ENG EWDHI TIE
Wv eSeets % yo<rthfA Solies or iudscrStsoa, EtH
Do ved 70 ASaA thssskSes us this taa KfesseE boon
ever kid Et ths altzr Of gzasziag h0nsnlty. DR..
SP1EEY VII guarantee to foSfeit $500 Tor eTy ezSs
Of Seminal Weakness or pgiyEts disease Of any od
character Ehich he undertakes zlsd fails 70 cure
MxDDLE-ACgD AEH.
Ttc=e IExzy II thsasge e th. e~e 70 SIXTY sho
are tyoubled ~ith tso tfeqs sTseass1h ei ~ ND;
der, osten accompanied b. sSht xas-tnx cS burning
secs1fion and NeiIscfn g tie 5yeteE h manner
the patient czznoe aoooEat foE, on- exEnining tie
urinary deposits roPy sediEec. E5H otteq b toszSd
and sorsettnes snail Esrsicles q slhasE Mn aEsts
the color win Be gf thin rIilsh h1s again zng.
Ing % eark nd tdtpsd sFpezsasoe- Tes nv rasny
rne1 who die of this dicalty igroFank q he caae
which e ths second yege Of ss<ina TsSkaes Dz- S.
win Er1utee psT5ect es1Fs h IA Eaoh eAses, ard :
hes1fhY rassorzt5on cs the Fs1ito-u-irz-y o1Vz1k
OfFScg HoEss-19 70 and 70 g etrEzsr fret. I
% y \ Il eorc1:ssis1 f-es- 1nufczsh es1<EzselnE
sud sdv5ce IS.
Cal sd eadrsz
ARs sPEyEET q &C.,
fs7y! No u kcasrg s.. san FEaaStsco
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ADvBRTIsEmENTs

TINS standarslartieie Is compound
ed vita lite greatest care.
Its effects ere rs wonderful and sa
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray OF faded hair to ita
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptiois, itching
and dendrnff 1t gives the head 4
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By Its tonic properties It restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and maxi
ing the hair grow thick aud strong.
As 4 dressing. nothing has beca
found 50 eaectIIai or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, III D., State Asseyef
Of Massachusetts, says, "rhe con-
stituents are pEFe, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality aud /
consider it the BEsT RREFkRAfresS
for its intesdeta purposes" s
Price. One Dollar.
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The Office Of the
Corvallis, Lebanon 5 Dallas
STAGE LINES.

ie at the St. Charles Hotel, at Albany, in
stead Of the American Exchange, as repre-
sented by tho proprietor IF tho ln.tor hotel.
n62tf
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue OF 8 writ Of exeCution is
sued cut Of the Circ0it Court Of the State
q Oregon, for the County Of Benton, on the
1eth day Of June, 1875, 20 me directed and de-
in, and against I. II. Smith, defendant, on
3 Judgment recovered in said Court, on the
sth day Of March, A. D., 1851, fer the sum
Of Foar Hundred and Thirteen Dollars,
with interest ct the rata of foTty-two per
ceGt. per S1nuns, and the farther sum Of
Twe1ty-four and 90 100 dollars costs, which
kAid wI1t was issued upon leave obtsi1ed
n said Court on the 2sth day Of June,
1875, have levied upon the following real
property to wit. All the undivided right
title and interest Of the therein named de
fsadant, /. n. Smith, in and to the Donation
land claim Of John Smith, and jana
Smith, his wife, the father and mother Of
ths said defendant, L n. Smith, being Nc
t5fcstion 2o23, claim No. AZ, containing 27S
t5-leo acres, in sections % and q, Township
10. u, s. E. 4 W., Wfilamette Meridian,
Linn County, Oregon. And On
SststrsIay, lie 20t6 Day Of Jslg, 1878,
At the Coux+-Houss door, n the City Of Al
hsny, Linn county. Oregon, at the Z .ur Of
o1s o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, I
viii sell the hsTeinbefoTs described prem
1ass ct public auction, for cash IN hand,
Pctd st time Of sale, 70 the highest bidder,
. satisfy said writ Of execution, with
costs and eecruiEg costs: -.z
+ r. HERRFN.
Sheriff Liam county. Oregon
Bsted this 2lst day OF June, is77. n46wf
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EXCELSIOR COMBINED HARROW

E@D OEU8 H ER,
patented by Kuhn Miller ands4e prepared to fIrn-
ish Farmers, this superior implement which seems to
DO destined TO rival every thing in its line oered
to tho public VIC haye good WOOD LATHE AND
AN EXPERIENCED TURNER, and arc prepared to
furnish good work In that line.
Hoping by cloee attention to our business snd fa.
nuaEOe Of the very liberal patronage heretofore sx
tnded 70 uss give q eal and encourage home en-.
se-Feisss q. CAREER e CO.
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sPEChAl NOTICES,
a CARD.
Proposal for Stationery
sTArE OF OREGON,

sTATE OF OREGON,
DEPARTMEST or STATE.
Salem, June /, 1873.
GEALEsD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEYVED at this Office up to Aug.
1878, to furnish as follows:
50 reams OF first-clsSs legal cap, IA !hS
white laid, wide ruled.
90 reans of irst-ctass letter, II IA whitc
aii, wide ruled.
So reasns Of frst-class congress. az ~
ackages, white laid, wide rulesaa.
reams Of government blcite-S, G5Eort
q coiors, thick Erst quality.
10 n No xxx white safety envelopes
10 n No 9 xxx white safety envelopes
N No envelopes, linen lincds
20 gross genuine Adam & Cos colder
10 gross Of railroad pens, frss quality.
10 gross Of No 4e4 Giiiots's pan
4gross Of No So3 Gillott's pen.
gross No Spencerisn pen:
gross of 6ne largo sized pen holders.
large siZe.
dnSsH Aa7omsser snk. hasa hack. Rss
quality.
dozen Congress ivory feideEs. heavy. 1
e dozen Mucnsge, 40 Uup. ersi quality.
sDavids Sons Ink. qlaIts-
y dosen Cap board letter clips
II dozen r1bher Tulesy Is inch, Gat-
% gross Eahers pencsis, No aroaRt. gi:s.
gToss Patent rubber erasexs.
70 pounds Of white rubber No a.
y dozen erasers. ivory handles
dozen erasers, wood handles
l3 dozen Wostenhoim's Congress keiSss gso
Gine and best quality.
10 oEToss indian ub5er bands assorted sizes.
] Ercas pure rubber F4nga No. IL
gross oS l-2 inch AcG4ii's Fer faSfcne-s
of inch AcCfili's paper faEteaars-
Other patterns Invited.
y dozen Sh. .pman's letter azd invoice hle l
by Il inches-25o leaves.
40 No e Golden MeGaHoEg, best quality.
% lbs heavy hemp tw1ne.
] gross spo0ls red tape.
In the bids for paper proposals. fo< tha C1rsT
Owens and other brands arc Invited Sep2
rEse bids viii be considered for each siRss o
articles Parties te whom awards shan bE
made viii be required to give bonds for tai
same at the SecEetary'6 Office or suoh portion
thegeo2 as he shall REQUIRE OF or before IN
aESt day cZ September, 1873. Payment 70 b
Es1aS BY Ea-T8-at drawn o5 the State 1-eEzcrel
g 2. CHADWICK.
Sec'y. CT Sste.
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J. H. FRONK, Proprietor.

HfaE PROPRIETOR takes pleasure 30 IL
il forming the publEe Ia general Chs4 De hes
tAtely rsfurnished aEd renovated the hoass
throughout and nov stands second 10 sOne IN
the stSte. The dining room Is under his I'm
mediate Supervision. and DO pssas vii. he
spared TO supply the table With the bssz the
market aEo.d6, Ho.7se opan ali night.
Free Coach To and Erogn the Rozsse.
Vf2aaSff
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McCORMACK'S
SELF BINDING RARHESfERS
We are agents Enr tkls ucet peffsc4, uaoss
wonderful and Eaest SUCCESSFUL machine
ever put before the public, We expeet 10
enter the field Of composition on every op-
Portuaity offered during the harvest OF
1878, and shall have all our egmoV on
ready to give battle TO all whS dare meet
US We guarantee every machine 10 do
good work, under all circumstances, where
any machine can successfully oppeTate
and for case Of DRAFT, simplicity and dura.
bility, to be surpassed by none.
Farmers please call and examine seHn-
pies. HAFpef's block, cornee FirAt and
& lswerth streets, Albany, OreRuu.
EUGENE BUCHANAN,
1888 For 7. CUnnlnghsn & %.
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Notice to
Trainers and Builders

CETTLEMIER d CO., HAVE AT
- their m i'll. four miles below Lebanon,
on Hamilton Creek, 1000, 900 feet of the
very best quality Of lumber, which they
are selling at very low prices,
Also in connection with the mill, they
have planer and moulding machine
and are prepared to furnish flooring, rus
tic door and window frames, and mould
Ing Of all kinds. Also fence pickets, rails
and base, kept on hand.
! Be aure TO call on us before you pur.
chase. G. r. SETTLEA11ER q co,
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DESTbslaess yua al scszee Il. IS - 80 peS
DGO ldsF Ezda By any yorker Of sSthsz SIX
right u ther lo.zasc1 Particulars sid n.uptes
worth e5 he&- Inpguvs soR apzrs fssa ea tkts bIi.
ess- Ad3rea s-IssoH Co. Fortlaad, kzsne. -
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To Our Friends

whs have favored with their patronage, we return
our sincere thanks Our business will be continued as
who may fsvor rs with their orders, will be unabated.
We have improved cur machinery, and increased the
capacity Of factory, to meet the growing demand
for wider scope of work. both plain and ornamental
In our thriving city and country, and prepared to
furnish the Latest styles OF Work in cur line
e We have connected with our former business, the
manufacture Of the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-04
ON GRANT.

General Hooker docs not shine in his
letter to the New York Tribune on the
battle Of Lookout Mountain. What have
vague innucndoes about Grant being q
butcher and losing 90, 900 men in the cam
paign in Virginia in 1864, and references
to Cold Harbor and Shiloh, got to do
with the existence or non-existence of the
famous s'battle above the clouds p
1t would be easy for General Hooker to
write a serious letter giving facts to sustain
his position. Light banter is not his line.
Let him put the nub of his report on say
a couple Of sheets Of foolscap, giving the
number Of men engaged in the battle, the
place where it was fought, whether at the
base or summit Of tho mountain or half
way up its side. the length Of the action
and the number killed, wounded, missing
and prisoners captured. An historical
point cannot be decided by mere rhetoric
any more thar ii can by mere assertion.
If the point is worth writing about it is
worth tre ating seriously. General Hooker
cannot make out his case by alternately
saying he does not believe that Grant made
the statement attributed to him and acting
as if he did by trying to throw discredit
upon Grant on account Of Shiloh and the
Wilderness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-04

The Bureau Of Railroad Accounts, pro-
vided for by the Thurman bill. has got
fairly to work. There are forty-four rail-
roads to he examined, and Mr.. French. the
Auditor, has. according to late Washington
dispatches sent to each Of the companies
under his Jurisdiction blanks which, when
filed up and returned to him, will give q
complete history OF such companies. as
regards their financial condition, the dis
position they have made Of the public land
donated to them, their stockholders. their
revenues from all sources and their ex-
penditures on all accounts properly item
lied. including the salaries paid to their
officers and employees. This excellent body
Of information will be tabulatcd when re-
ceived and communicated to Congress.
The principle Of this system should DO ex-
tended. Every State should have such
a bureau to gather information IN
regard to its local roads, and as
Congress has the power to regulate com
mcrce, and as railroads are q means Vi
commerce, all railroads traversinS more
than one State ought to be compeiled 10
report to Mr.. French's bureau. Legisia-
ton cannot be intelligently lone unless
facts about the condition Of the people, OF
trade and the condition Of trade are gath
cred and tabulated and published. The
Bureau Of Railroad Accounts IS a large
step in advance. 1t is bound to do good.
Complaint is made that Mr.. French gets
S., 900 per annum while his immediate
superior, the Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior, receives only SO, 500. Mr.. French
is not overpaid, but his superior is under
paid. Level up is the way to right that
matter. In, any case, the Bureau OF Rail
road Accounts is sure to grow. Its head
will some day be a Cabinet minister. La
Dor and and transportation are
our great interests, and when we grow in
wisdom our laws will recognize that fact
and our Administration give evidence OF it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-04
THE SIDE.

Much truth has been written Of the evil
results Of dealing in stocks ; Of the dis
appointment and ruin to hopes and for
tunes Of many who have been caught in
the fatal maelstrom Of the stock market
ON Z reverse tide. The list Of disasters
would present . sorrowful roll il the name
Of each unfortunate could be given, md
many . history Of misery could be found
directly traceable to this cause The dark
side Of stock gambling is certainly dark
enough, and the pain and misery arising
thereffom is not to be gainsayed, but for
Ill that there is another and p~leasanter
side to the picture, and that is when q ris-
ing market makes handsome profits for the
holder. enabling him to realize thousands
whom but hundreds were invested-raising
him in : few short days or weeks from
moderate circumstance to compare
tive aiiuence. A good stock
market gives = stimulus to general bust
ness; II causes an unloosing Of purse
strings; and mn investment Of money
boarded in bank vaults during . time Of
strinsency, that goes into active circula-
ton. It also encourages the actual work
ing and development Of mines, which Of
itself l. 8 legitimate as any other industry,
which in time will add their quota to the
stores Of the precious metals. II enables
the successful ones to build, improve OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-04

IT seems as if our somewhat absurd
tariff ought to be amended so as to admit
free of duty prizes and trophies won in
match games in other countries. There is
no propriety whatever in taxing them, for
such trophies as O'Leary's clock and Bo-
gardus' little presents cannot possibly be
classified as goods obtained for personal
use or for sale. 1t was discreditable for
Mrs. Fitch's jewels, presented by the
Khedive Of Egypt, to be detained at the
Custom House for months for an unpaid
duty, and for O'Leary to be compelled to
pay an impost on a clock given by enthusi-
astic admirers in Great Britain. And now
Bosardus' little trophies are to be locked
up in the Custom House till Congress un-
locks them by a special enactment. Why
not pass a general law to meet all such
cases T?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-04

PORTLAND, September 8.
News has been received OF a shocking
affair that recently occurred at the head Of
Alpowai, w. T., in which Mr.. Haven was
killed by George Franco. The trouble APP
pa:ently was about q piece Of school land
which France had leased and was putting
in with wheat. Havin came upon the
scene with a doublc-barreled shot gun
loaded with buck shot. While Mr.. v. Lay,
who was also present, was scuffling for the
gun with deceased, it went off, killing
Lays horse and France. During the scuf-
fe he coolly put -four balls into Havin,
who, after IL hours suffering, died. France,
Lay and Brooks are now in Jail at Dayton.
The wife Of the deceased was also seriously
injured in the ARRAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-04

NE. HAYES Collector Of the port Of
Wilmington, N. c., is the editor Of . paper
there. and unsparingiy denounces the
Southern policy Of the administration as
an unnecessary and despicable betrayal Of
the Republicans Of the South. Yet he
rather likes the way no has been "be-
trayed."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-04

THE indianapolis Sentinel has this re-
garding female suffrage in Wyoming:
"whether true or false, the report comes
from Wyoming Territory that the women
there are already Indifferent to the elective
franchise. and do not exercise their right
to vote. At the last election only women
Of the lowest class wen to the polls. The
more respectable ones seeing the drift Of
the crowd, refused to mis- in it,"