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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CONGkESS SETTLING UP.

TIE DELIBERATIONS TO END VIRTUALLY TODAY
LONDON. Saturday, July 6, 1873
Accounts differ somewhat az to the extent
Of the rectfcaton Of the Greek frontier suggested Dy
the Congress II is understood that the line includes
Larissa.
The Tmess Berlin dispatch states IT is certain that tie
Powers by Offering mediation, mean that the Institution
shall not remain dead letter Italy and France warmly
supported the Greek claims.
Lord Beaconsfeld admitted he had wth.dihieuty Decn
induced to accept that moderate proposal as
the precise boundary indicated therein seemed TO
limit the sovereign will OF the Porte Ho was
unable to acccde To any demands amounting TO d.
vision Of Turkey, Epirus and Thcssay not DelnS Ih
chronic state OF anarchy like Bosnia.
The Greeks are profoundly disappointed W the ue
cislOn OF the Congress Turkey had privately declared
she would go TO with Greece lather than cede Two
provinces.
Saturdays sitting In which the questions OF
Batum and Armenia are TO be discussed,
will virtually end the Congress. The remaining pro
ceedings being principally formal Will probably last
TIL Thursday. --. -,
The financial question and that OF the government OF
Western ROumelIa will he submitted 10 commission OF
Ambassadors resident In Berlin, WhcD meets hter tho
dissolution of the Congress. . ,.
The die position Uf the Sandak OF Sophia has Deen fe
tied in accordance with the compromise reported eSef
day, by which that district Is to De dVdeu cqudy DC
tween ROumelia and Bulgaria.
Prince Bismarck has Informed The TtieSs correspOn-
he thinks the Gar will consent TO destroy the
fOrtincatiOns of Batum
THE FOURTH OF JULY IN SWITZERLAND.
LONDON, Saturday, July 8, 1873
The Americans in Geneva had u dinner and
ball at the Hotel de la PaX the Attn OF July. party
from Cham0unix hosted the American nag on tue
summit OF Mont Blanc the same day.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 5.-The Democrats OF
the With District met in convention at Defiance and
after protractcd session. nominated W. ID. liiI, OF
Defiance County, on the tiryscYenth balOt Tor iueH
Der of the XLNIth Congress
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

IHt NIdIt TIVhVI WIS VUITVIVt'O no 4VII"''9'
For Scrrefary Of Siqte-Jacob FrOch.
TTe1susr-fhOmas j. Churchill
lar C'OlHUpfssiOneT-D. W. Lear.
W. +. Henderson
School SVpCriieH eHdent-Thc Rev. J. l.. Denton
Supreme JtdDe-Juhn II. Eakin.
Chancellor d ". Carroll.
CHdHcerg CicTk-JO Jonathan w. Galloway.
James n smither was elected chairman Of the State
Central Committee.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

VERMONT NATIVE AMERICAN CONVENTION.
BosToN, July 5.-The Vermont Native
American Convention Is to be held August at Mont
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
CLEARED.

Strs California r London; Egypt Br, for Liverpool
Britannc Bu for Liverpool via Queenstown scandinavia
CRr tur Bristol; AnchOra r for Glasgow City Of Rio ia
nero for Thomas Para and Rio Janeiro city 0l Austn
for Fernandna via Port Royal Garrett for Batnoiei
Ella for Phlladelulia.
ship IfelicOn. HOwes Francisco SimOps0n & Uowes
Eas Asta orr Acnson ROTTERDAM. Fuuch. Edge ( Co;
Sperauza (Nor, Andersen Loudopdery Funch Edye Co
Iuyeresk Br GetsOn Liverpool Brkenhead Whit
nev 4 co; Grid (NOr Nielsen B0rleauX, Tobias & CO.
Jose Moore Carlisle Sagua Ia Grande. Wayde CO.. Vd
far1e NoTl. Olsen Rotterdam tUnCl, Edye * Co.
Brigs Ella (BI). Dartt, London Whitney Co; Garnet
HASTEN. Port spain, - ITOVbrldgc.
Schr Harry andcl TAYLOR Richmond. Slaght Bailey Co.
Charles Il Washington Holburk Welfret, Mass. ] Wen.
berg & Coz Viola May, owen Newbuyp0r Mass Jed Frye
& 90 BeIros. Newton BaracOa Weinberg Go;
Gov SMITH Growel PHILADELPHIA, \ DAYTON & Co; Wal
ter Chester BrowD Lisbon, Miller Houghton; Fannie
Williams, Shearer ~ Pierre TroTOldge CO. Ida Palmer
Palmer stamford. Conn., stamford Manufacturing co; In
pulse Br) Adams, Belize, HOud. Leaycrat CO. Henry
whitley sheppard, Porto Allegro Brazil Smith Co.;
Robinson Libby Samsns, st Domingo Vessels cara
BayOnnG, snow S Burgess Brgadicr Norton
Orn ana Algeria Africa. Brown Co; NOyes, Arey,
Marara Nenn. Is (OgOrZas Suna.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
The state ticket was completed

No choice having been made the convention adjourned
until this morning. . $50,
At tO-day's session Governor W M H. Miller was hOul-
mated on the fifteenth ballot.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
GENERAL WEBB STILL WEAKER.

General James Watson Webb remained in
about the same condition last evening the pre-
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
PORT OF NEw.YoRK RK......~...............JuLY s.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Str Alps tBr Williams, Portan Prince June lS santa NAT NAT
o 1Oh Barrandua 2lsf Ca,.hIgeEa I'D, Aspnwau 2fth
and Nayassa 3Oth, to PIN. FOrwOOl & Co. =,
SIR Herman Livingston DaFgett savannah July :, Mur'
raw Ferris & Co. -, 49,. O.. ~
r Ward Parks nlth Port Royal II days, with lumber
10 order; vessel tO II W Loud K Co
scbr Grace Davis of Poranl), Davis Cow Bay II days
witt Perkins K job.
SChr stratton, sullivan, with lumber to simpson, Capp
& ,,.
Schr Avon PARKS Bangor with lumber 10 II W Loud Co.
schr Robert smith, Sprague, ut George Me, with granite
cir james Donoghue Frankfort Me- with granite
Schr VandervoOr, Lewis Rockpor, Me- with granite
order
rived s and anchored Grayesend Bay came TO the city
this pm.
wiNp-snnset-At sandy Hook, light e. hazy. At City
Island light, NJ clear.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

''Fo the Rockies and Beyond" is the title of
apleasing ana instructive work fresh from
the Western press. 1t is an admirably con-
densed account of summers travel in the
Rocky Mountain States and Territories. by
that we'll known correspondent, Robert E.
Strahorn, and is crowded with useful infor-
nation as we'll as with versions of delight
full mountaineering experiences. The real
ly extraordinary part of it. however, is that
any one can obtain a sample copy free of
charge by applying to Thos. L. Kimball,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

THE Courier has commenced the publica-
ton of 4 series of papers from the pen of j.
v. Bogert, entitled "The Yellowstone
Struggle" which will prove source of in.
terest to its readers.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

y YOUNG man, of Whites gulch, sent us
"ofo lew days since to discontinue his pa
per. lie had perused three successive is
sues carefully and did not find the name of
MS iady love, charming young miss who
uweieth not far from this place, and was in
dignant.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

JOE STErHENs has rented RAIDERS stand
near camp Baker. The advertisement of
alls mouse under the new proprietorship
will appear in few weeks.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

GEO. BYRON is building new ferry boat
10 put IN at the old Fisher landing near
canton. The citizens Of the valley have
contributed literally to the enterprise.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09
local NEWS.

CO.. No. IA South Commercial
NJ PnIGh Is are e oar authorized agents to tran,
s. sasness, hGas contract for Advertising and to
III hacriptiOnS.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

IHE result Of Cooper, Riley, Hoagland &
fog'e's winter mining is $4,000 cubic feet
OF pay dirt. They expect head of water
III q few days with which to wash it up.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

WE desire to call the attention Of our
stock men to the improved appearance of
our Herdsmens'' Directory. This is very
important branch OF advertising to the own
ersof herds. The advantage of having..ole's
mark and brand kept constantly before the
people can be readily understood. Farm
ers and stock men throughout the Terrific
ry will become familiar with the marks and
brands in this directory and will not fail to
notice if there is any stock of these brands
in their vicinity, and may communicate
such information by postal card or other
wise. 1t will also be the means of attract
ing buyers, as it will naturally be presumed
that our most extensive breeders will avail
themselves of this advantage. We have
Just forwarded another order and within
thirty days the directory will be more inn
proved still. We would urge upon our
friends the necessity of forwarding us their
orders at once, that they may acquaint
those OF kindred industry with their marks
and brands early in the summer and before
branding season begins. We furnish cut
and insert card at rates that any stock
grower can afford.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

LON. OsTRANDER was over from Whites
Tuesday. He reports work brisk in tho
gulch, but no prospect for water on the
bars.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

~ in Dl'l Dlars of each month. S0Journlng
IN sathars are cordially invited 70 altenu,
,r ECKER, Secretary.
/ I FLEMING, our enterprlsing sheriff.
over to the Capital few days SINCE
LATEST song out is entitled, "Put
'D .n,s around me pet, the old mans
/ are shef.D
,,v & ANDERSON are extending
l, nnto their recently discovered bar, in
||utana grlch.
n WELLS has rented Joe stephens
H. an Smith river and thinks OF engag-
\ in dairying.
nvrs N EMDERrsoN sold five head of
1, oxen to Chas. RAIDER, OF Camp Baker,
week for: $500.
IT, smith.river wool-growers. so far as
LII from are having a hundred per cent.
Epase to their. .tlocks.
,11s & CLINE, whose grain is up nicely.
II succeeded thus far iii warning of the
bpers by the use of water.
|ry1. Cook passed through this week
lis cav turnout for few days visit to
iena and perhaps to Benton.
f1ss MARTHA SHANNON, who has been
E)ing on Smith river for several months,
Brned to Cave gulch this week.
d1E new ferry boat being constructed by
Non g. Sons, to be put in near the mouth
brow creek, is nearing completion.
G. PICKERING, who has been waiting
bee which way the grasshoppers will
commenced sowing wheat this week.
BOP sized, we'll built steers are in de-
III for work oxen. Several sales of such
De have been made recently at good fig
bpT. CLIFFORD, of the 7th Infantry, and
Rtenants Mitchell and Stouch, of the 3D..
Bin town yesterday, on their way to
\ Baker
GRyEYoR General Mason is i'm the Mus
Hell country visiting DeLacy & Kel-
rs survey party and taking look at
Country.
RuRr SHERIFF., the enterprising mer-
II Of Cavetown, has forwarded bonds as
naster of the postoffice recently estab- \
at his place.
kss TEXAS Powers, who is conducting
pool at Deep creek, was in town last
J to undergo examination. She re-
a certificate.
Y. SHERMAN intends locating a ranch
up near the toot of the mountains,
! a view of experimenting with winter
Cat high altitude.
GoDFREY passed few days ago.on his
20 Benton after load of pilgrims, four
ot whom left Bismarck u;a the steamer
Cloud and are expected to arrive at
on tomorrow.
.. B. NEWMAN, of Fort Shaw, pass
NJ 70 Baker last week, where he will
MS home. The doctor is very gen
Fn.leman, and we are pleased to well
ilm to our midst.
"htihFooT, post surgeon of Camp
oade his friends adicu Saturday last
'o'f beyond the ocean. He will take
aris Exposition on his rounds. We
n'nl a pleasant journey.
'earl that the rain here last week
ou' TO be driving wind and snow
"heh 1t ltreached the Muscleshell. and
''' uataage to the Smith Bros. flock.
'oss OF lambs is estimated at four hun
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

HlTcHINs & ANDREWS, of Duck creek,
nave received new accession to their firm
IN the person of a younger brother of Mr..
andrews, who arrived direct from merry
England last week, making the trip from
Liverpool in 2l days. The company will
nave their arastras completed in ten DAYS.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

JOE STErHENs has rented RAIDERS stand
near Camp Baker. The advertisements Of
"lls mouse under the new proprietorship
will appear in a few weeks.
uEo. BYRON is building new ferry boat
TO put IN at the old Fisher landing near
canton. The citizens Of the valley have
contributed literally to the enterprise.
IHE result OF Cooper, Riley, Hoagland &
Pogue's winter mining is $4,000 cubic feet
OF pay dirt. They expect a head of wafer
~ lew days with which to wash it up.
IRIpLETs are more frequent among our
Smith river tlocks this spring than usua]
Two ewes in Burt, Auerbach & Klein's
focS gave birth to trplets on the nipht of
the 5th.
COOK Bros. have had excellent success
with their sheep. At last account their
nome flock was through lambing, and the
increase was ITO per cent. They had 200
ewes that gave birth to twins, all of which
were saved.
GEO. MCDONALD and Thos. Nelson have
taken the contract from James King for
running out the tlulne of the Diamond CITY
Flume & Hydraulic Company, and will
commence the work as soon as there is a
sufficient head OF water.
IHE water was turned into the California
ditch this week. This ditch takes consider
able water from Duck creek, and should the
season be dry one we fear the farmers
along this creek will have difficulty in get
ting sufficiency for rrigatins.
MR. SPENCER passed on his way over to
the White Sulphur Springs this week for,
the purpose of putting in garden. Hav-.
ing rented the property, he is taking this.
step in order to have plenty of vegetables.
with which to supply his tables.
Mr.. LOGAN, son of the late Captain Lo-i
gan, and until recently post-trader at Mis-
soula, intends entering into the stock busi-
ness, and will locate his ranch on the Mus
cleshell. Having travelled extensively
through Montana, this is ihis choice.
The history of the Nez Perce troubles
and campaign, by Duncan Mcdonald. rel
atiye of Cooking glass, which is now being
published in the New North Vest, seem to
be plain concise statement. and perhaps
contains more truth than poetry"
A NUMBER of our Missouri valley farmers
have been busy the past week scattering
Straw about their premises and burning it
to destroy the grasshoppers. We are in
formed that great quantities have been
killed and the work of destruction goes ON.
WE learn from David Marks who return
ed Monday from the White Sulphur Springs
that Doctor Parberrv has rented the prem
Uses to a. Spencer, of Cave gulch, who will
take possession on the 18th inst. The Doc
tor will remain in charge Of the medical de-
partment, giving it his undivided attention.
WE await with much anxiety to hear of
the mails starting or the summer schedule.
AS the connections are now made, the
Madisonian, Times, Record, Mi,ae, and Ms
soulian reach us on the day of going press,
and are too late to be OF any value. On the
summer time they will come one day ear
lier. s
The Trout Greek Drain Company is a
consolidation Of the Upper and Lower
Drain Ditch Companies of early days, and
Is cOnSeuupntIv cOmnOSnl of larUe MEM
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09
~ c1ry LODGE No. 7, A. F. and a.. M.

LmoHD -, Communication held attheir Hall,
Stated and UoI't ,;ity, on the second and fourth
= in Dlail,os l,l of each month. Sojournlng
81 satursassa slsar: are cordially invited to attend
\brotno'' LEOPOLD MARKS, w. M.
ECKER, secretary.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

The new bill recently passed by Congress
for increase Of mail service in the Terrific
ries, embraces two lines Of importance to
Meagher county. The line bi-weekly from
Centreville to Deep creek, Missouri valley,
is greatly needed by the farmers of that sec
tion. The line from Martinsdale to Coul-
son is also one of great Importance, not on
ly to Meagher county, but to a portion of
Galatin. The section OF coMntry along the
foot of the mountains from the Forks of the
Muscleshell, is one OF the finest stock ranges
existant and is rapidly settling up by stock
growers, to whom the new mail line will be
of incalculable benefit. lit also opens Mp a
more direct route for the people of this
county to the Tongue river country. 1t will
also shorten the road froaa that regicn to
the Capital. OF coarse this does not satisfy
us it is not all that we need to insure
rapid and thorough settlement Of the coun-
try; yet it is we'll to haYe even this much.
Our thanks are especially due to our Dele
gate in Congress for his untiring efforts in
our behalf. A constituency cannot too
highly esteem the service of such q repre-
sentative.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

MI a IL RIED
At the residence of the BRIDES father, East Gal
latin, by 9. W Sanford, Mr.. Alfred Barnett aud
Miss Harriet l.. Melton.
In Butte, April 2Sth by the Rev. M D. Gilbert,
Mr.. Frank Bateman aud Miss Dora A. Beal
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

G. L. RAIDER is rigging up his teams for
the purpose Of commencing his contraction
delivering wood at Camp Baker. He gets
$5.95 per cord, which is reasonable figure
and will enable him to make up for past
contracts, which were generally ruinously
low.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

IHE water was turned into the California
ditch this week. This ditch takes consider
able water from Duck creek, and should the
season be dry one we fear the farmers
along this creek will have difficulty in get
ting sufficiency for irrigating.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

: ,ru1SG, our enterprising sheriff,
. ,,or to the Capital a few days since.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

CARDS have been received taE the mar
rlage ofsamuelschwab, senioyNpartner of
the firm of Schwab & Zimmerman, proprie-
tors of the well known and popular Cosmo-
politan hotel, of Helena, to the beautiful
and accomplished Miss Thekla Feigenbaum,
OF Detroit, Michigan. The marriage took
place Phoenix Hall May lst, and was eel
ebrated at the residence ofsthe brides sis
ter, Mrs. Martin Butzel, in great splendor
May their matrimonial yoyege begun under
such favorable auspices prove one of contin-
'ued happiness.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

GEO. MCDONALD and Thos. Nelson have
taken the contract from James King for
running out the tlume of the Diamond City
Flume & Hydraulic Company, and will
commence the work as soon as there is a
sufficient head OF water.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

1RIpLETs are more frequent among our
81 oml'h river Hooks this spring than usual.
Two ewes in Burt, Auerbach & Klein's
f1ock gave birth to trplets on the night of
the 5th
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

,,, latest song out is entitled, Put
n arms around me pet, the old mans
,ra shet'
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

MR.. w. HI. WEIMAR, one of our LEADING
merchants who has been at the White Sui
phur Springs in Meagher county, is yet
quite ill.-New North West. We under
stand that MIR. Weimar is improving, and is
highly pleased with the treatment he is re-
ceivlng. Hopes are entertained that he will
be fully restored to health soon.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

COOK BROS. have had excellent success
win their sheep. At last account their
nome flock was through lambing, and the
increase was ITO per cent. They had 200
ewes that gave birth to twins. all of which
were saved.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

MIR. SPENCER passed on his way over to
the White Sulphur Springs this week for
the purpose of putting in a garden. Hav-
ing rented the property, he is taking this
step in order to have plenty of vegetables
with which to supply his tables.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

x &, ANDERSON are extending q
1, nnto their recently discovered bar, in
s,tana gulch.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

JOHN KISNA, while at Omaha, had an in
terview with prominent railroad ma agnate,
during which he learned that the Utah
Northern was to be pushed through to
Snake river this season and to be complet-
Ell to that point before the lst of December.
Kinna that a first-elass stage line was to be
established, carrying passengers at one
third less than the present rates, and that
another line of stages was also to be put ON
to carry express and sccond-class passen-
gers. s.-Herdla.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

F.J. B. NEWMAN, of Fort Shaw, pass
Fer 70 Baker last week, whese he will
his nome. The doctor is very gen
n.eman, and we are pleased to well
nm to our midst.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

|GoDFREY passed few days ago on his
10 Benton after load of pilgrims, four
|O1 Whom left Bismarck uia the steamer
Ploud and are expected to arrive at
|on tomorrow.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

Y. SHERMAN intends locating a ranch
up near the toot of the mountains,
10 view of experimenting with winter
ltat high altitude.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

The history of the Nez Perce troubles
and campaign, by Duncan Mcdonald. rel
ative of looking glass, which is now being
published in the New North Vest, seem to
be plain concise statement. and perhaps
contains more truth than poetry.''
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

MIR. LOGAN, son Of the late Captain Lo-
gan, and until recently post-trader at Mis-
soula, intends entering into the stock busi-
ness, and will locate his ranch on the Mus
cleshell. Having travelled extensively
through Montana, this is ihis choice.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

MS & CLINE, whose grain is up nicely.
] succeeded thus far iii warning of the
,nors by the use of water.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

|ss Texas Powers, who is conducting
|oo at Deep creek, was in town last
to undergo examination. She re-
ida certificate.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

IHE Anenicaaa Young Folks for May has
been received 1T is published at Topeka,
Kansas, by J. X. Hudson, at so cents per
year. ltis fufl ofuseful, entertaining read
ing, pure and elevating in character. 1t
contains School Plays, Parlor Games, 4.
Post Office, Natural History, Anecdotes,
pleasant stories, and is rich in short articles
covering wide range of topics. Teachers
from Ohio to California have universally
given it their approval and support.
THE following is the meteorological re-
port of the month of April, as taken by II.
M. Whitefoot, post surgeon of Camp Baker:
Winds. chiefly northwest and west.
Highest Mean. eO.66
Io west Mean. 1886
Greatest daily ange...............46
Least daily ange..................7
MaAlIllulll... ..............................1U
MINIMUM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL &.
LAY VI IeaiN....
lays OF SnOW......
Amount of precipitation. 2.S5 inches
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

A NUMBER of our Missouri valley farmers
have been busy the past week scattering
Straw about their premises and burning it
to destroy the grasshoppers. We are in
formed that great quantities have been
killed and the work of destruction goes ON.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

rn smith,river wool-growers. so far as
j from are having a hundred per cent,
ease to,their. .tlocks.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

PuRT SHERIFF., the enterprising mer-
i Of Cavetown, has forwarded bonds as
master of the postoffice recently estab-
ID at his place.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

n WELLS has rented Joe stephens
!, an Smith river and thinks OF engag-
in dairying.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

The Trout Creek Drain Company is a
consolidation of the Upper and Lower
Drain Ditch Companies of early days, and
is consequently composed OF a large mem
bership, and is most too unwielding a body
to arrive at conclusions readily. OF late,
the resident owners have been purchasing
the interests of those less concerned with Il
view of getting matters in good shape for
active operation this fall. Several transfers
to this affect have been recorded in the
County Clerks office during the past week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

belonging to Fraser & Co., OF
su'eh' fell into Shalt forty feet in
:, D'e oay last week, and was killed.
.,. -. l'ad an accident at their claim.
- s"'i, horse started after the bucket
p' ofeaklng down the whim and
'iie heavy beam across his withers.
t,,, "oula nave crushed him but for the
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

" AffhFooT. post surgeon of Camp
+ oaae his friends adicu Saturday last
'o''f beyond the ocean. He will take
arls Exposition on his rounds. We
llim a pleasant journey.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

bRyEYoR General Mason is i'm the Mus
Fell country visiting DeLacy & Kel-
'ssuryey party and taking a look at
country.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

,s s. ENBERTsoN sold tive head of
4. l. oven to Chas. RAIDER, OF Camp Baker,
week for $3.50.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

IE new ferry boat being constructed by
on & Sons, to be pat in near the mouth
.ov creek, is nearing completion.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-05-09

nM. Cook passed through this week
lis cav turnout for few days visit to
pna and perhaps to Benton.