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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

. Sreitas ridten hie alien gsrtbsioises
Der Union, bic Soma NationaI @arbe nebfl
9ossn unb 8srsineu aus, bic 9rdbsr ber
i'm girsertriese ~ssfausnen unb bier Be-
srabsnsn SoIbuten su 3ieren. 8. 81. 600
Isp bieIt bic &ebe auf Rem 2innwoob &ir9
bof. aIaf ben SrisbbOfsn in unb INN Ou'
buqus liesen 1875 Off,iere unb Sulbuter
bearaben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
SER Martin 2srim pom .Deutid.

Serr 2lartiu 2sfim pom r0eutids
ameritaner," @aterIoO, Sa., i9reibt: Sd
wani&s Sbnsn ben bsfien grfOIs, benn bic
9amburser SamiIien.W sbi3inen
fnb Elm wirtIi9er Sssen fir bic Ieibenbe
@eni4bsit. Bir ssbrau9sn bieisIben In
~unisrer Samilie inner NIT bsmieIben grs
fOIs unb m09ten nidt mebr Obne bisieIben
I'M 9auie isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Ger S%tIesrapbJ 2. SUM 1879.
MsbI$ 1925 Bis 5.75.
Betten.-No. 2, 1.o1t.
BeIf@torn.-S5t Cts.
5afer-2s BIS So4 Cts.
Batter-l5 bis II @ts.
&ier-94 @ts.
@btstp-$l.O3.
S4weine-$3.80 Bis $40.
Rtnbpteb-$3.2 20 bis 4.75.
S6wetnefeti9-$9. 624.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
$taot + Ameeeeno.
gN;e ma mitorth,i(t miro. fanb am

Die ,ins m%iteetb,ilt tpirS, fanb ON
Sountas, Montas unb Oienifas Lester
@o9e bas 4Oitinbise @ebet in Der beuts
i9en tatboIii5sn &ir4e in Sprinsbroot,
Sadion Co., Sa., ftatt. Cur ausbIlfe
waren susssen bic bo4p. 9erren eabrss
mann pom Qpon, Sdulte pom 8inss unb
Inler pom ct. 0ouatus. @e9en 800
WitsIieber Der @emsinbe empfinsen bic
81. Satramente pdbrenb Der 6sisr. Die
@ebetitunbsn waren gut beiu9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
ct. Souls Warft6eridt.

(psr SeIssraPb) 2. SUM- 1879.
Webl, XXX $4.s5 bis 5.75.
Weisen-rotber, go. 2, $l.l4.
BeIi9torn-34 bis 80 Gts.
Safer-304 gts.
S9petasfeii9-$10,Oo 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

anf oeut ST. 2aariem Srieo9of finb
in lester 3sit piebsr uon ru9loier 9anb
@rdberentueibunsen pOrsetOmmsn. BORT
s~spfanste gIumsn iinb entwenbet wOrben.
slu9 auf 2irnwooO wtrb dbnIi9e &Iase
sefibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Se6t aa6 2span's p0deIbaus : fir
BITE poJasIi@fen auswabI pom friidsn
S@intenabi@niseIu, 2snbenfoIsn, Grip,
penfide, S@peinsfiBe, 8urffsiid, &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
SER anorep 2leiaer, EapIoruiue,

SJett 61hoteW SbetBet, Sap'ptp'ue,
9a., idreibt: rNsine Ruttsr, bic beinabe
so Sabre alt 1T. lit felt 80 Sabren an
0tbsumatismus I'M Ssin, psI5ss non 3sit
gu Seit gang seIdbmt mar. sic taufte
BON ben 9erren 9ubpis in Seranton, 9a.,
cine 5Iai9e ct. Satobs Del unb panbts
basisIbe nit iOIden grfoIsen an, bus faft
aae Sdmer3en peridwanben. @ir molten
nun nidt msbr obne bafisIbe isin. 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

pie Iesten ftarten 2antressn baben ibre
8irtans auf ben Sater Der StrOme ni9t
usrfsbIt. CT lit bebeutsnb sewa9ien unb
erm6sli6t jet cine rsssImdBise S9iffs
fabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

&e6raoer S@fot9 & So6m GRAZ
ridten cine @ibIe fir 9afersriss u. 9as
fsrmsbl elm. DieieIbs fol- i'm ausut in
8etrieb geiett werbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Der beribmte ,gScir Gnrn Gultipa>
tor" pirb bur9 Q. 8. @iaiams 81 SO.
pon Dubuque uertauft, bic aud ben beiten
,,Ribing G%ultipator", Der i'm Wartte 1T,
fell baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
NensYsrf Rarttbert&t.

Ger StItgrapD b. 2. SUM- 1879.
BeiSsn.-Wilpautee, go. 2, $l.oS.
5afer-S5 bis S5R gts.
@eIf9torn-sem. peftI. Al bis 43.
Shwetuefetfa-$lo.O 90 bis 10. l3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Su oer ST. 2Iariem STRIDE purben
Oonneri flag 9err Sucob Graut nit 5rduIein
9ouiia Gi9irsi setraut! Sell unb Sesen
benz iunsen gaare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

~ Sebsrssit Unit Gusnabme Sonns
tass) finb 8asen gum Rttfabren Bel 8es
srdbniHen fir $40 gu baben i'm 9eibtau
bel Gibbs & 6 o., 4. StraBe, suiiden
Maiu unb QocuifiraEe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Der artef(&e 2srnnnsn auf ben Gins
woob &ir9bof Iisfsrt iest sinen uiersOaisen
@aferfrabI, Der bur9 ben sesrabenen
EunnsI fliebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
Safoomeimri&tnms & 2sigiaro-
tide at perRdufen.

Sn hem SalSsn zine Ibart HSrsli6 sSn Der Susuau,
%. Bani, an TRatRfrabt. rtbt cine game Salssntinrib.
tuua ~ ~sertauitn. % NHe p~prbaLbtR ipti ftint Btaiarb.
tf6t bic n5ttis,H gDanbfst S6auIhfb, Giibsr, atl9.
Stlblt, Blai6tnfane, 6laittn. GldItr u. T. NJ. eitbeabsr
t6Ratu eu6 bas estal mtttetn. ptnn Nc tas @tfbdft psr.
~antrtibtn psltn. 2itkbabn iSnn'n TN Qstale ielbh cher
bel Strrn VI .. . our 8. u. gptittarabt. psrfvrtttH. Gus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

pie fetten 2Sinter abssbrannte &Od'
bale RabImible wirb In Babe wisbsr aufs
ssbaut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Am porfettea Sommtas sinsen Bite
Sinbsr Der &atbebrale, so on Der 5abI,
unb Sonutas cine GnsabI uon ct. pa
trtt ,ur erifen 81. Communion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

2sie mir 5Orem, if 5err Rs. @atrg
bon @orbons Serrp nit elmer iSOnen 9as
buus gfsrbs mad &ebptns, Minneiota,
binauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
Stele ais @a9ner 9efucbt!

Gin brauabars ti&tisr gDasusr iubt auf TEN 9anb,
cine Sttas, sm sp tstnss @tlaift ~ beginner, cher Gin
deficiencies NIT ttatm S6mitet pSranSlfatrtn. NSktrt
aRsiunft trtbdlt bic 8lteaitisH sttts Slattss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

pie Sreimaurer babsn bieie Bo&e
cine geriammluns bier unb MAIDEN babel
natirIi9 ibren 9Otus Potus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

80. Sa9ertp & &c., RO. so Rain'
itraBe, babsn iosben cine @arIabuns uOn
ben ~bsribmtsn Ebomas Seureden srbal'
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Sreitas A6sno traf Der SIis 9arssrs
@obnbaus, Obne ieSOd 5u sanben. Cams
flag @benb maj bersits Elm 8lisableiter
frauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Igongfins, Der bic Stabt auf $4,000
Sdabsnsrius usrtlast bate, srbieIt Elm
l1rtbeil BON 50, 100.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

pie 4iefseu Sdsema5fea finb iest
pieber In pollen Betrieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
WtImaufee 1arftbert6t.

yer asIssrapB.) 2. Stunt 1879.
@siten-Ro. 2, 90 gts.
6~afer-29 gtS.
1859 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
Su perntietben.

Gin In Der Stast g9tnpna, i'm Staats g~ttnntfeta, ntu
srbau,ss SrtfStbiutt, rslhts I'D fppObl hui6 ftut CUTE
cage. ME aud bur4 feline innsrs Ginrittuns ~ .tntnt gu.
ten Garmtr 5Vttl ttsust. fsst unttr itbr ~sanfissa Be.
etnguretr ~ ptrrtetbs IN.
8ir stnsn tntrsii5tn eurerburatr mare "a Elm, fttr cute
@tlts tnbsit, hd ftbr piels Qurtmburstr 5drnsr bier In her
~llmssstne anfdste fab.
I'm Iiperts psubs man i'd stfdaief itriftlt5 rett
mineIi1 an ben @is,rtbnmtr 9ru. Sptn Sub 6,
fdbtf6tn SSasmstFtr g0iuVnd, Ninn. 9ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
@S9satlt9e Street.-The.

40. z. - XSpWeHllIWt UrItFIFt.
Dubuque, ben 2. SUM, 1879.
Sn ptI6u aat Sritft ansadataHt. pth6t pom 26. 9ai
We ium 2. Stunt In hr tttasu ppasffes austismmta u.
ut&t abstbsIt psretu fat.
Snnn Ssbn Sang SsnrY
Serdss Sacpb WiQtr Sd
Ssrfontaine peter 2 Reysr 3
SurHnr &snrab Sled GS
Dimes Nie Stinele Wary
Sptrsin peter nbsQbossn Ben 2
SGbniesn Garl 3 Wsilanb Aeam
zip w g8srminot Witsal
Was sussHt ni6t, ptnH man mad Britfsn auf tttftr etts
frast, tu btmtritn, has ht n 9 fnh, uHt bio Rum.
au tu 6rttitat a~aiustbtu.
O.. e. Norbert. Ysfudfu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

S&Snfs s~uspabl BON Often, gonnets.
Slumen, S6Haern, Rrin,en INN sdlsieru
fir Grafs mmunifanteu pom 8rautfranjsn &C.,
Oct tteueten 2Iooen er6aften.
grsiis isbr bldg, ME iS bic Damsn felbt
aber,sussn fSnnsn.
Sir Sas bisbsr ssi6snfte 3utrautn santsre,
bittst I'M sabIrri&su 3uipra4
@tttrs ID. 2cres,
% ! Inns gde Der IA. unb Glaphrase.
, 1879-02-23
THE CHIN ES e .

Special Dispatch 10 The Tffonne-
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 222.-rhc Chinese
bill now awaits the action Of the President to
become law The Senate amendments we're
concurred in this afternoon BY the House With
out debate, By practically the same vote BY
which the bill originally passed the House :.
PASSAGE OF TIE Dill. BY THE HoUsE.
81ectci Dtsp1sch to TIE Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 22.-After disnos-.
ing OF several bills on the table, the one was
reached restricting immigration of the Chinese,
with the Senate amendments thereto.
Mr.. Willis moved to concur in the SENATE
amendments.
Mr.. Wilson moved to non-concur. He desired
to have read those sections Of the treaty with
China affected by the bill.
Mr.. Luttrell objected, whercuuon Mr. Wilson
remarked that the House was making blunder
which it would hereafter regret.
Mr. White moved to adjourn.
: Mr.. Lurtrc(f-l want tie House to notice that
it Is Republican who is trying TO defeat this
bill. .~"
Mr.. White-1 am opposed to the bill, and do
not care who knows it,
Mr. White then moved to lay the bill and )
amendments on the table
Defeated-yeas, 95; nays, 140. -.
The Senate amendments were then coucurred
in without division.
The bill now goes to the President for ap-
prevail ,
, 1879-02-23
HALSTEAD.

Hpec1dl Dispatch to The Tribune.
| WASHINGTON, D. e.. Feb. 12.-Ersben Walk.
er's Sunday Hepubie comes out in new form
| tomorrow, iu imitation Of the Loulon Truth.
The paper contains an interview with Murut
Halstead, in the course Of which the latter
gives expression to the following views: Speak
ing Of the Presidential nomination, he said he
thought Secretary Sherman would beat Gen
Grant for the Republican nomination. lie.
said: fisherman is man who, liz: Gcu Grant,
has placed The country under great obl,ra-
ton. Gen. Grant guided the armies Of tho
Union to the overthrow Of the Rebellion.
Secretary Sherman guided the finances Of the
country TO the resumption Of specie payments.
Both figured in important crises Of the couu-
trv's history. Grant has been rewarded. Sllcr-
man will oe. Sherman's chances for the no,nt-
natiou are excellent Hc is very cltar-heuic,l
man, and, moreover, what some OF his enemies
affect not to believe, IN honorable man. He
lives very pure, clean tiie,-aboyc reproach,-
and is much given to hard work. His mind Is
constantly taken up with the affairs Of State,
which be handles with mastery Judgment.
JOHN SHERMAN IS NOT TuEoR1sT.: .
but practical statesman There: Is no man in
the Republican party that would bring greater
strength to the party in 1880 is to the Gra,s
movement, its strength il by no means to he
dcspised- think, that it is, iu fact, very aau-
, 1879-02-23
o<..o. SCALES.
TEE1
= Little Detective D
NO MORE
SHORT WEI(3H'I'S
4 Perfect Scale, Weighing Correctly
from ii or. to Is lbS., for
$500: S 8
Nothing Of The Kind Having. Been Sold
Before for Less than from& to $12.
JUST THE THING FOR
FAMILY OR OF HflCE.
CCURATE As ANY
EETTER-bAlANCE.
No Occasion TO Complain Of Short |
Weights Without Cause. |
8YTFEta 47:t379tSs97SsNy.n
AS AMY
EETTER-BALANCE,


These Scales are made by the most skillful
Scale Mechanics in the country. Every
Scale is made with steel bearings, and neat
brass beam. It is so nicely adjusted that i:
will weigh with perfect accuracy any article
from IL OF. (one-helf the weight Of a letter.
ing mail ma.tec es for weighing packages OF
groceries, meat, &C., besides, MANY FA NJ
LILIES would vatup it much more highly
THAI the cost Tor weighing the BABY
alone.
The demand for q Family Scale OF this
notwiths tandine 1t is less thGn thirty days
since we commenced manufacturing the
Little Detective,'' we ere row receiving
orders tor thousands, aud are still prepared
to ii all that come. In this short time we
hare shipped to the Atlantic and Pacific
Coasts, and to points in every direction be-
tween.
Agents and Dealers in sit localities are
salo in every city, town, and village
These Scales should not BE- contouuded
with the worthless Spring Scales that nre
forced upon the market, for every one is
just Us nicely adjusted aud rs thoroughly
ing but tho most precious metals.
Every Scale Is guaranteed TO give satisfuc-
tion, or may bn returned, and money re-
We will deliver to any house or place Of
business in the city upon receiving orders
1nent: box containing same weighs 10 lbs,
and can be- sent by express. =:
For the beEeflt q retail t3nsl5rs We will
furnish Tin Scoop, soc: end Brass, -75c, OK
Ira, Or :yitu horn and Tin Scoop, 26c, and
Brass, soc, extra.
Parties who desire can see this little Scn1e
IN process Of manufacture by calling at our
place of business.
, 1879-02-23
MONEY. .


| SOME OF THE APPROPRIATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 223.-Thc following
| appropriations are in the Spnlry Civil hill for
the fiscal year ending June 13, 1850, reported to
| the House to-day:
Cnstau~Hoase and Snb-T.easury at Chi -
Custom House and Post oaicc Ut cinein- o0' WV
Po*t-oiace and conrt- -nousc t'; Ut Kansa, ~'o''
CITY; No ..-... .......: 49,. 25, 600
| Rock. ARK :. ::.....:: :. 10, COO
! oatce at Memphis :. .....- ...-... -. 60. 600
| Custom House. Court House, and Post
Office VI Nashville. ille......--..---..-. - 7a 600
Custom House and Post~OIice 1t st. 49,
Louis: No.. ~..,.....,...:.......... CSC, coo
Kan-.::... :::........-.... .........::: 30, 600
buildings under control OF the Treasury
Department .....-..-.. .-.....-...... 100, 600
stations and life-boat stations On the
lake and sen coasts. sfs.:,.--.....-.-.>--.. IS, 600
For the expenses OF the rcvenue-curter
service. pay Of captnins, ctc...-...-:.. s6o, 0oo
for tne !anor anu expenses OF cuyzavin.
ca; snd printing ..-.-...:. $50 COO
l:ht,kec?ers amt fog signal keepers. 5s5. QUO
Expenses O; light vessels scnmcn 4 wages,
ratlons, repairs. salaries. supplies an.l in-
ciuental expenses of thirty light
sI,ips .:..:..... ...-.....-. ;. $50 600
3upni1cs o. h.hthouses.- .-..-.--...- 37G GOO
!epalls or nsathonses 275. UU0
66!.nt.a. ana oaosasc. 1a0. QUO
j, entrance TO The mississippi E!.er.:.-. 80. 900
Continuing the erection "f lighthouse at ,
Standard Rock Lake snpesio!: !kl;c5. :: so, COO
Erection. removal. and repair OF piers and
headlights on northern and northwest
sfn !akcs. -. 80 a5, 600
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers :. ...... 30, 600
Gomptetfon OF the surrey OF the la;;cs 81, 100
Rceora Of Lac War Of the Reh=ll'ou....-. "a. 400
Fort Leayenworth military prison. 80. $1,000
Afnhcial limbs. -:-...~ ...- 100, U00
Support OF tae National uomc for Dis .
.aoled Volunteer Solae1s-.-. :...----.-. $50. 900
signal Service ....-.. ...-.......... Is. O0O
hock Island Arsenal. ..-..-...,. II, Quo
Treasury Department at Little ilocx, &C. leo, COO
Tie bill will aggregate about Sl7,0o0,0o0
The estimates amounted to nearly 81, O0D, 600.
The bill for similar expenses in tie current ycur
aggregated 81. 150, ,0lN- 49,:
, 1879-02-23

reissued and kept in circulation without change
in the aggregate amount OF the several denom-
nations existing on May 81, 1878. and it shall
not be lawful to issue legal-tcuder notes Of
larger denomination than 81 1.0OO.n
, 1879-02-23
SE3, The Chldren'S Friend.
TOYS
FROM STItE,S SHERIFF,S SALE.
"YOUCANAFFORDiTr

PRICES:
lot Of so!leG Wax Dolls lie EACH
ST size Eni1t1g Alphabet Blocks, 49c,
sDc Wicker Toy Ch21rs. &c.
1oy eocStE: Chairs tpcrfora;ed seats). <8c.
JAi,ancs.. :tehoards with dfshc,1, sc
saEta Clause Panorama {worth 7!sc), a4c-
Sllncs SIC M1Gucttc Fish 1Iox. 47c.
tcrr lacct NhceltsrToWs {W0tttl 81, 51). 48c
Mammoth Toy Cradles {St1he's price, 7Oc) 41c,
ST.. size Toy Drums. &c.
Tool cEe>is t9orth S1). s;Gc-
lT.*ch Mechanical Butterflies {wo.th so}. 3sc,
Patent Nine Pms ffor pa.lor use>. 39c.
Mechanical Babies in Wagons, SIC.
1rumpe;s. Car1s, Banks. etc., etc at nricea that
ought Ito MAIZE TuC GET EN-, =
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
ArraiYned for ShOOt;nr.

| Last week an alteration took place or
the West Gallatin, between Hugh Leonard
and Victor e. Cline which came very near
turning cut very seriously for one or both
OF the parties. The affair as we heard it.
is substantially rs follows:
Cline. accompanied by some other per-
sons. went to Leonartrs ranch to oct some
young stock that he Ieonarl) had been
Wlntering. when 4 dispute arose in regard
TO the compensation Leonard was entitled
to re"eive-L"onarl claiming more than
Cline was willing to pay. High words
and threatening langqlg. followed. when
Cline. or one OF the party. attempted 10
pull Leonard off his horse. At this stage
OF the game. LeOnai,l drew his revolver.
and in tie net Of doing so it was tliscllarg
ed. whether Intentionally or not remains
to be shown in court.
Cline Immediately entered complaint
and warrant was issued against Leonard.
who was arrested on Friday last ar
brought before Judge Mcpherson. charged
with using deadly weapons with intent to
Kill. Leonard waived an examination and
gave bail in the sum OF $500 to appear at
The next term Of the District Court in and
for Gallatin county. Not wishing 10
prejudice the case in the least, we refrain |
rom comment.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24

Goods bought and sold on commission ad-
yauces also made With large Acquaintance
with deasers AMI manufacturers, can make Il to
The rfere i ri Mentsaa merehasts in filing fhstY
Sldvn 49,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24

- dislike very much TO lose confidence
y individual Of the gems homo. but
we see one. Who holds an important
on in the community, balancing him
N his bedroom window sill at II NJ.
Sorng TO cast up his accounts
60 previous night. we cannot but con-
That he must be sick. for few persons
ever undertake such a disaereeab,.
tor fun. We had no desire to assist
oor fellow in the operation, but we
Wedge ihat our commiseration was
60. at the expense Of our confidence
nanity.
S.-In the absence Of the fighting
we hope that not more than lalf-.l-
muscular fellows will consider that
pare personal illusions in the above
rapll. and demand immediate salts
N tor the same. We are in no copdi
present 10 stand Off" belligerent
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24

From the Cincinnati Star
Learning that DIR. ii. Il. IIelmbold. =
man whose name has Travelled to the re-
motest corners of the earth. and whose
| reputation for pluck and energy is unsur-
passed. was in the city. Star reporter
made it a point yesterday to catch that
gentleman on the fly. SO to speak. and sub
init him to Il brief interview. The Doctor
retains all the vigOr OF his former years.
although sprnkling OF gray shows it.
self in his otherwise coal-black hair. He
Is wiry little man of some forty-s;x
years. with keen. piercing eyes, and is
evidently good for the active business lie
which he has mapped out for the future !;
how he rode upon the topmost wave of
prosperity and commanded an almost fab
ulous fortune; how he advertised in every
conceivable manner which his ingenuity
could suggest. regardless of expense. but
always so judiciously that his money re-
turned to him an hundred fold.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
bishop Tuttlc's Visitation for 1870

sunday, May l., Deer Lodge, II Il m and u N
n thursday, May -. Deer Lodge seems inn) j y,
sundays, May - and june j Buttc III a m an
SPIN
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" sunday. June :, hisspUla. II a III ana ; u m
sunday. jane IL. Steven. Vile. II n IN.
Sundar. Jane II. Corvallis. q m.
III Wednes lay. June Is, Era. pun
N SUNDAY, June -. ii-~oula, II a ~ an , m
N 1hur-ilay, june 4G, t,lcndaic, y . IN
n SUNDAY, tnr .. sheridan II m.
SUNDAY, June 80, virginia city. SIM
SUNDAY, Juiy g. Mati,on alley. Jam
SUNDAY, July s, irSi1ia ~. : IA.
SUNDAY, July l., Virginia tigy t onvocatiou)
hir 5dsy, July i, Pony, p M.
K fihay july -. sterling, j. H.
Sulaa!N, jay 2jand =, i'oleman. II a IN ans
srnday, July %, For, Ellis, apn.
sne,"ay, july -, Hamilton. pa.
u edHe Niay, Jnly -, Gallaiin Div. spm.
shur>tiaN, July -, Rader,b,mg. : pm.
Il ridny, August /, tenteryilic, u m
sunday August 3, Helena i a n! and nm
gfl!ar, August :, Bi2ck390I.s "a
snnday, August 10, Helena, II "A IA aad Sp!n
sunday, August -, CHionylle, ) IN
EuaiEy, Aug l., Fort Btpi0n, II arm and d "a,
eHnasy- Aug a. For5 shaw ii q IL and pri
kundsy7 august - Snn RIVER nm
eainrtt,", Aug 80 White ~iIlphxr sIr's Inn
sunday, Aug u, camp ,iaker, :! q II ard . J. N
Monday, september , Diam md go III
FRIDAY >rr'rrnher >, Boulder, 1:Gapln
ea'urd&y, september 6, Jefferson. :;;G pn
sunday, sept :, Helena, u ~ ard 40 Il IN
4ondaN. September {. WHITEHALL Z 80 y II,
~ ed' v sept IL, bishops Nchcol House 80 " m
1huro Y, sept IL, PoinheN;er's :. H., ::op n,
lrld2y, September u, Ar,enta. 40 y IN
Snn'ny, sept u, Bannack, II IA III and :.0pm
Mehhes stay. sept Il, Junction Ct einhiJ 80 !, m
SUNDAY September p, salmon ity, 20 IN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
MINES IN BEAR GCLClf.
Recent and Reliable Data From This
Important Camp.

1t is now conclusively demonstrated, w.
think. that the mining campsand rich golc
. and silver deposits of Montana are not to
be found exclusively in the gn,.:lies and
mountains lying west. southwest and
northwest of Bozeman The Yellowstone
country. which for many years was be-
lieved by many to contain - rich deposits
of the precious metals as any other portion
of the Territory, but from which the ven
turesote prospector and persistent miner
have been measllrably excluded by the OBJ
position and hostile attitude of Indian
tribes, is apparently destined to become at
an early day the theatre of active. extern
sive and lucrative mini:,g operations. Dur
ing the past few weeks we have had occa-
sion to refer to recent discoveries made.
and important mining operations in pro-
gress at Bear Caleb, but were unable to
give anything like an accurate description
OF the camp, or state ftd!yrthe importance
OF the discoveries made or the number of
leads located. The following items of in
tcrest have been kindly furnished to us. bv
Messrs. Mounts. Hoppy and Ponsford. and
were mostly obtained from the Recorders
books during trip recently made by these
gentlemen to the Bear Gulch country:
Legal Tender" owned by Joe Brown
& Co.
The Wonder Of the World" owned by |
James Beattie. Anderson and }. b. Lovely. !
1.-The James Gfslham Lode owned by
Graham. Brown. Har,corn and J. Speitf.
"The Monitor, owned by Potter ana
Fitzgerald.
"'fhe Mountain Bride owned by w. A.
Davis James Beatty, Thomas Gavin and
.. Dewings.
"!he Coan Il MeCauley Lode" owned
by Com & McCanl"y.
The Mountain Chief" owned BY Geo.
liOnston.
The "Ehampion Lode owned by Pot
er AMI Fitzgerald.
The Summit Lode" owned by James
Beatty. ". a. Davis and Navin.
The Great Western owned by James
Beatty and George Phelps.
'Moantain Chief owned by J. Brown,
!. Graham and George Houston.
"Homr Stake owned by j. Fisher and
Crank Kennis
All OF the above are gol.l-bearing leads.
The Legal Tender is well tlcveloyeI and ,,
lenty OF ore in sight, immensely rich.
Graham ditto.
The Others are being prospectcd and
God rock in sight. :
Mike llar'corn is recorder for the camp.
More leads are being found nearly every
eek. !
Any one doubling the richness of these
ads have permission from the owners to
Ike rock from the mines or dump and
respect.
There is one arastra in the gilch and tie
st run made on average rock went iitty-
ne dollars to the ten. the gold bringing
Il per ounce
Bear Glllch is about 20 miles from Boze-
an and three miles from the Yellowstone
Ier.
a town site is being laid ont and corner y
rs are goin. up. /
The bars along the creek prospect we'll
fine god. and wateris always plentiful. 7
}. Hartman and j. Gumdolph have run 81
nnncl l20 feet into the mo.lnt:in and ~, ~
We struck several rc' sea Ms of ore. '
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24

Mems Pants at Cost to close al
A. LAMiE 4 Co