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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-23
Hrst-Class Hotel.
Proposals for Care Of Coun-
ty Poor, etc.

Territory of Montana
County of Gallatin
Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received Al the County Clerks Office of
said county, In Bozeman City, until December
and maintenance or the sick. poor, and iniirm
Of said county, per capita. by the week. for the
succeeding year: Said proposals to include and
cover the entire cost OF feeding, clothing, and
nursing of the said sick, poor, and inflrn, and
all burial expenses thereof.
Said proposals shall be directed to the Clerk Of
the Board of County Commissioners of said Gal
latin county, ut the town of Bozeman City, Mon
tana Territory. The Board of County Commits.
sioners reserve the right to reject any and all
proposals.
Witness my hand, with the seal of
SEAL said county, fixed ut my Office in
~ BOzeman City, this October LIST, 1879
SAMUEL W. LANGHORNE.
Clerk Of the Board Of Co. COm'rs OF Gallatin Co.
BY AIME j. MALIN, Deputy Clerk.
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SECOND DIsTRICr-w. GALnRAIru

SECOND DISTRICr-W.J GALBRAITH, Judge
In Deer Lodge County, at DEER LODGE CITY,
second Monday in April
First Monday in September, flor all causes
that can be tried without jury, except in cases
where the parties consent that special venirc
may issue to try the same.)
First Monday in December
In Missoula County, at MlssoULA, fourth Mon
day in June; second Monday in November
In Beaverhead County, at BANxAck, first
Monday in June; second Monday in October.
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NOT FAIL to send
for our NEW PRICE
LIST. More complete
than over. Contains
descriptions Of every
thing required for
persOn0l ~ family
SsG with over 1000 Illustraaiona SEND nine
cents for It. t0taMpa will dol We sell al goods
. Wholesale prices Ia quantities to suit the pur-
chaser The emily irstitution In America who
make this their special business. Address
MONTGOMERY WARD = Co,
1@1 4 3S0 Wabash Ave.s Chicago. ILLS
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GALLATLy COUNTY OFFICERS.

GALLATIy COUNTY OFFICERS.
COMMUNICATIONS +. Martin. Charles
Anceney and John NJ. Robinson
SAeriF and Assessor-W S. McKensie
Clerk and RecOrder-S w Lanyhorne
=, Treasurer and Supt. Of Public Iasfrucfion-J. d.
Mc&aman
yudge Of Probdfe-A. ID. MCPHERSON
Coroner. L. Switzler.
Justice Of the Peace. Dediwick
Consfable-A r. Clark
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OPIUM !! Cd; 3 3:
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THIRD DISTRICT-D. s. WADE. JUDGE.
IN Lewis and Clarke County, at HELENA, first
Monday in March; first Monday in November.
IN Meagnel County, at DIAMOND CITY, fourth
Monday in April; third Monday in October.
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Realty 0RcAN STYLE y.

BEATTY ORGAA s. go -;
Abeau.flLC STYLE of chcture sirises
the eye of che cJnnocur and stamps it once as hs
most beautiful ca axtant. Dimensions Height II In:
taIcs: ~ Stops. French ycneered Panneled Gases
highly finished. Btatts Improved knee Swell and Beat
tvs rev EscesioE Graa:I Organ Knee Swell. The mechn-
ISM design and hls in this Organ renders the most
befoI. rarorordraw
kgcnts three years ago about s371o n offer. Only
8D1. Pay Tor he last ally C youh
fu.iy tested st mt home If repre-
se!ltcd return at my eXpcGs paying freight both ways
Remember, this offer 1T the figure. and
that positiv Ii deyiate from this price Fully
W1rr0 nted fer q years. sy-Erary Organ said,
others-es he most Successful HOUSE in America Morn
unsolicited trs..no mails than any manufactured I
have extended ny sales the entire world Tho
shines svlae -un,e.ts,
Since return from extended tour through
Continent OF Europe, am more determined than
that noelty or town throughout the entire civilized world
shall be rlre%e1ltel my celebrated instruments,
REA SfT Place s,a5' s ssS
sPwar IS erwar. CT Jii.a oas! Having recently been
I-ECsEs NGA- xoR
OF city. should e cfert proof Of my respon.
sihdIity. H:u-t rsitea Newspaper giving inl0rms
tacr cbo'.t cost OF ilnos and O:-raliS SfEf free.
Address: DATED. Z. BEAT.Y,
Washington Few JERSEY.
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Times OF Holding the Courts OF Mon.
tana for the Year, A. d. 1879.

SUPREME COURT.
In HELENA. first Monday in January, and Sc
cOnd Monday in August.
FIRST DlSTRICT-HENRY N. BLAKE Judge
In Madison County, at VIRGINIA CITY, second
Monday In March; second Monday in October.
In GAllatin County, at BoZEMAN first Monday
In May; second Monday in November.
In Jefferson County, at RADERsBURG, first
Tuesday In April; first Tuesday in October.
In Custer County, a: MILES CITY, third Mon
day In September.
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Charges
Territorial Officers

Delegate in Congress-
Hon. Martin Masinnis, Helena.
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How to Make Final Proof.

The following letter was sent to the
Pioneer Press by an Indignant Iowa gran
ger who says he don't propose to have
government officials to make fun OF him
with impunity. The name Of the writer
Is suppressed for the sake OF his family
and hOnlcman.
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by AIAK J. MAIN, Deputy Clerk.
~ Davis, Atty for PIE.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
The sumner Club.

AT the meeting of the Charles Sum
ner Republican Club last evening, Viii
liam Z. Grinnage, Vice President of thu
Club, presided, and in the absence O
the Secretary, Louis P. B. Henry wa:
appointed Secretary pro TEN, aftel
which the Vice. President gave brie
sketch of the intention ard aim of the
club. The club was addressed by Pc
ter S. Blake who stated that the mem.
bers as voters must take care Of them
selves; the colored man ever since he
had the right of suffrage has been true
to the Republican party, and hence ii
is their indispensable duty in order to
achieve success TO be persevering, fol
they have good vote i'll this State, and
when the Republican party fails to dc
their duty he believed that God would
take the reins Of the Government from
them.
Mr.. D. H. Gustus also addressed a
few words of comfort TO the club in
which he stated that if they wanted to
do anything with the Republican party
they would have to stand upon their
dignity and be men.
After the speaking was over Louis Z.
B. Henry was appointed Assistant Sec.
retary of the club. The wards are all
requested to organize as soon as posi-.
bic and report to the Chairman of tine
Sumner club. The club then adjourn.
ed to meet at the call of the President
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
NEW CASTLE NOTES.
Dredgin9-Pienty Of WOrk-Per-
sOnai-l.ecture, etc.

Special Correspondence of the Republican.
New CASTLE, Oct. %, 10.
The mud-digger Pacific, Of the Amer.
ican Dredging Co., of phila., began yes
terday morning, the work of dredging
the docks of this city. 1t is supposed
it will take from to weeks to com.
piete the work.
Work still brisker at Tasker's Iron
Works. More men are taken on every
day.
Mr.. Herdman, of this city, late ward
en- of the prison, departed yesterday for
Washington, D. G.
Prof. b. +. Duane will give one of his
first class lectures on " Komikal Kom-
pany''on next Saturday evening, at the
Court House.
The addition to Shaw's cotton mill is
progressing freely, and will in all proba.
bility be soon completed.
The grading of several streets by or
der of the City Council, will greatly
improve the appearance OF our city.
Mr.. Mahlon, the cigar manufacturer
from Salem, will undoubtedly have ;
good run of business.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
A Front Street Fight.

About a o'clock yesterday afternoon
a fight occurred between Bootblack
Jackson and colored man who ap.
peared ready for a fsticutf, at Front
and Market streets, and after knocking
each other around for some time and
making the claret fly from their noses,
locker on remarked there comes
Brckel At this time they were both
ready to separate, which they did, one
marching along Front, the other up
Market, holding his nose with his
hand as if it wanted to run away. The
large crowd that had gathered and was
looking on with much interest walked
off in different directions, growing be-
cause the officer made his appearance
stopping their fun.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
YaxoO solid Once More.

The Democracy Of Yazoo are solid.
They must and will carry the county,
Notwithstanding the efforts of few un-
scrupulous soreheads and self-seekers
in that county to precipitate race issue
ly massipg the colored people against
the whites on the prstence that the DEM
ocratic State Administration has not
redeemed the pledges of equal rights
and protection to the colored people
A large mass meeting OF the Democracy
was held at Yazoo City on the llth, aud
they unanimously voted their determln-
alton not to permit thessnatorial ques-
ton to be introduced into the canvass
pending the election. That issue is
now disposed of by the people them
selves, and they have nothing to DO
but to lock shields, one and all, and
march on to victory.-"Jackson (Miss.)
Clarion"
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
Murder! VI urtier !

This was the cry between ten and
eleven o'clock this m orning, that came
from one OF the upper story windows
of the Delaware hotel. The bar tender
ran to the front door and yelled for the
police, and in . short time the bar room
was well supplied with brass buttoned
gentry, o couple Of whom visited an
upper room and escorted two damsels
across the street to the hall. The girls
are performers at the Seventh street
Varieties, and it is supposed that the
green eyed monster was at the bottom
of the affair. The beligerents were
locked ~ but it is not likely they will
remain long as no charge has been made
against them.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
OUR EEWARK LETTER.
HOrke EBciDg-Pedestria iaDtsin -Ac.
cidents-InprOyen dc.
TSpanial n,-roSr,p1 annn az thu RapublipuD


NEWARK, Del, October %, 1879.
Newark is awakening to tbs fact Of
its getting behind the age, aud now we
are to have trials of speed in roadsters
and colts next Saturday afternoon on
the Homewood driving park, commence
ing at 1:30 o'clock, sharp, beginning
with year old colts, best taree in five
to harness. Quite a number have EN-
tered, and We will thus be enabled to
test the time of the best colts in the
vicinity.
The second race is for four minute
horses-best three in five to harness.
The third race is for $3.50 horses
best three in five to harness, which
will be treat to our people who could
not get to the Agricultural Fair.
We have had some talk of walking
match at Homewood Park, 25 miles, 60
as you please number aresready to
step into the arrangement, and we are
satisfied the Homewood Park Company
could make the thing success beside
making enjoyment for our people.
Cloud Pierson has sold the horse
Flaxtail to parties in Philadelphia; we
did not learn the terms.
On last Monday Harlow Gamble, a
small boy years old, the son of VIM.
Gamble, who is in the habit of getting on
behind hacks and wagons get on behind
the coal wagon Of J. Atkinson when his
leg was caught in the wheel and broke
through the exertion of DR.. Kallick the
little sufferer is doing well.
Yesterday afternoon, while some ol
the students OF Newark Academy were
practicing in the gymnasium, Edward
Purnell, son of President Purnell, Of
the college, fell from height Of ten
feet on his head and arm, dislocating
the latter, which was arranged SO that
it might be useful again by the good
offices of DR.. G. Henry. He is doing
| better.
Large amount Of improvement going
on more than ever. Yours, &C., 7.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
NAW ADVERTISEMENT.
ID hLij 5 ALE
OF
KANSAS HORSES,
s 1s ,& % &

.GONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1879,
At | O'Clock,
viii hn sold at Public Sale,
10 HEAD OF FINE YOUNG KANSAS
HOSRES.
Can I've seen at Scheutzen Park four days
before the sale.
At HE same time and place, three ether
horses, one the trotting horse,
LlGHTFOOT,
he is bright bsy color, weighs 1000 lbs.
&. Il. HICKS, agent
L. w. Stdham s. Son. Auct. 1925. eOd-wlt
DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES, MULES,
4 CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
Will be sold at public sale at the livery
stable OF VIM. Q. Martin, corner of Third and
Orange streets, Wilmington, Del, on
SATURDAY, ,NOVEMBER1st, 1879.
10 head OF good work and driving horses, .
fine young mules, 7 bugges, two seat Clay
ton carriage, / market wagon, 5 sets dOnoie
harness, ~ sets single harness.
Ta DIS OF sale 3 credit of ninety days with
purchaser giving II negotiable note with ap-
iT0yed endOrssr, or one per cent Month of
for cash. VIM. X. STDCKLEY.
-, W. ST1DHAM * SIN, Auct's.
p. S.-1his stock has been used il the lly-
cry business for the past six months and will
positively be sold. l0-23-dts
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
COOPER, THE FORGER.
How he Played the HypOcrite In
the Eastern PenitentIary

The aristocratic forger, William X.
Cooper, who was recently arrested in
London for forgeries on the Bank OF
England and Glyn, Mills g. Co., previ-
GUS to his appearance in England sery-
ed out a five years sentence in the
Eastern Penitentiary in Philadelphia,
for forgeries footing up s175, 900 on pay
masters acquisitions in 1865. He was
a clerk in the Navy Department at the
time of committing the frauds.
During his incarceration he deceived
the chaplain, confding old gentle
man named Ruth, by the Completely
converted" scheme, which is favorite
subterfuge of leading swindlers and
forgers. He professed thorough refor-
nation, and beguiled the good old
chaplain with visions of the religious
existence he would follow when he got
oEt. He was taken in hand as hope
!ul convert by the mission association
and made much Of. In the next cell
to Cooper, Joe Burrs, the burglar and
bank robber, was then confined, and lie
uau iS d VlolIOT MS uOtOElUuS DIotuoi
Peter, who afterwards turned forger,
under the tutelage of the skillful Col.
Buchanan Cross, and is now in prison
in London for forgeries on the Bank Of
England, which are supposed to be
part of some in which Cooper also par
ticipated.
It is presumed that Cooper made
Burns acquaintance. After Cooper's
release he was given situation by his
uncle, q Chestnut street photographer,
under whom he acquired the trade.
Cooper joined church and was apparent
ly living up to his fluent promises when
suddenly he disappeared and was next
heard of at San Francisco, where he
was charged with forging the name CT
J. P. Treadwell, his employer and ben
efactor, and drawing $4,000 from that
gentlemen's account.
In England he has lived "swell''
existence, having a beautiful country
seat, liveried servants, a stableful OF
hunters, consortipg with the gentry
and acquiring immense popularity by
his "tone." His arrest was an as
founding revelation. He will be called
up for sentence to-day, having pleaded
guilty to the charges of forgery.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
The Cross. Il o II. NJ DOnneII Case.

'squires Brady and Cole each had an
edition of this interesting family suit
before them last evening. We yester-
day gave an outline of the troubles un-
der the head of "Family Jars,' and it
appeared from the hearings last night
that the young couple have a tough
road before them. The case before
Squire Brady was that OF trespass pre-
ferred by Mr.. Mcdonnell against his
daughter and her sister-in law. This
was dismissed ald the son-in-law and
his father held to keep tho peace. Be-
fore Squire Cole Mcdonnell was held
in $500 to keep tho peace for threaten
ing his daughter and her husband.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
AnuSelnenls.

DANIEL DRUcE.-F. C. Bangs will ap-
pear at the Opera House in this city,
tomorrow and Saturday evenings, in
"Daniel Dru,e," the "Village Black
smith" Wherever Mr.. Bangs has ap-
peared in this drama he has been greeted
with full houses, and, as he is an old
favorite in this city good audiences on
both occasions of its rendition here
are assured. The prices will he as
usual.
AT THE SEVENTH STREET VARIETIES,
Mr.. Stickney is drawing good houses
and gives a very good variety perfor-
nance. New attractions are promised
for Saturday night. The trouble about
Mr.. SIS licence alluded to recently has
been fixed and he has now the license
corrected and in his possession.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Dave Wambold is dying, and is or.
dered by his physicians to Florida,
where the change of climate may post
pone the dread monsters coming for q
while.
JosetFy has made great reputation
Paris is anxious to have our Glars
Kellogg sing Aida at the Grand Opera
House.
The phase Almighty Dollar" the
original title of the Florences' play,
originated with Washington Irving,
who first made use of it in sketch, en-.
tilted "The Creole Village" which ap-
peared in 1887.
Sam Hemp!., has been compelled to
resign his position at Nibio's, N. y,
on account of the severe illness of his
daughter.
Gus Williams is reported to be sif'
fering from rheumatism.
"Pinafore" is still being played il
the large cities. 1t is the musical phe
nomenon of the age.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
Brandywine Drippings.

Milton and Leah Johnson, of Brandy
wine Banks, were taken completely by
surprise on Tuesday afternoon, when
about fifty of their relatives, children
and grand children, cousins and aunts
swooped suddenly down upon them
The old folks we're informed of matter
that had slipped their memory, viz :
that this was the anniversary of their
marriage, in fact their golden wedding.
The visitors did not come empty hand.
ed and when they departed after spend
ing a happy time, they left the old
folks a great many testimonials OF their
appreciation.
DuPont's are about to erect build
ing for the manufacture of nitro'glycer-
inc, upon the old Brindley property
near the W. & N. R. R.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
A Case of Slander,

For the Republican.
MEssRs. EDIToRs.-A lady living at
Thirteenth and French street, ,swho sells
tripe in the market at Fourth and King
streets, has been earnestly endeavoring
to injure my business by slanderous
stories. She accuses me of stealing
tripe from Mr.. Gould, the butcher,
which that gentleman and his employ
ees are ready to deny, land she also says
that / am wrongipg my father while
protesting to carry on his business
This also is false. A great many of my
customers are asking me about these
charges, to all of whom | now say that
they are false in every particular.
JOSIAH Cox,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
Emmer>nn Benefits Weekly.

This ia the title of new literary pa
per, shortly to be issued in Philadel-
phia. 1t will be in general appearance
like the New York " Ledger" 1t will
be edited and managed by Emerson
Bennett, who has had thirty-five years
experience as author editor and contrib
utor to various periodicals. Price 6
cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
CONNt Echoes.

In one, two, three, four, five ordel
the coast cruisers sailed out OF the cells
at police court this morning, and an
chored in the dock, and after His Hon.
or had made his stereotyped address,
of fifty cents and costs to each, they
weighed anchor and sailed back again,
either to pay the fine or remain tor
forty-eight hours in durauce vile.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
baltimore still Dem0cratic-MayOr
LatrObe ne. elected,

BALTIMORE, October 22.--The munici-
pal election to-day was one OF the
most quiet and orderly ever held IN TINS
city. Latrobe, Democratic candidate
for Mayor, carried all the wards except
tbs Seventeenth and Twentieth, his
total majority being $500 over Hooper,
Republican. Latrobe's total vote was
25.729; Hoopsr's 1880; Mathiot,
Gresnback, 95. For the first branch OF
the City Council the Democrats elected
eighteen members and the Republicans
two, which is a gain of two. In the
second branch the Democrats electnine'
the Republicans one, a gain Of one.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
A Ye1ler.

A woman residing on Front street
near French got on one of her "period-
icals" last night and startled the resi-
dents of that section by standing on her
door step and yelling murder The
lady has visited New Castle twice on
account of similar actions and is evident
ly hankering after another rest at the
Eort
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
Kind hearted.

The children at the home were treat
ed few days ago by A. l.. Ainscow, tc
mess of fine oysters and crackers.
Levi Garrett the gu tcher in the
Eighth street market house, being de-
termined no to be out done in this kind
hearted business, presented them with
a fine lot of beef few days ago. The
children enjoyed both these treats am
azingly.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
ALWAYS ON Hand.

Owing to the large practice in this
city. DR.. Darmon has been compelled
to bay a flying visit once every few
weeks. The Doctor will remain at
the Washington House until Monday
noon the 9th inst. A word to the
wise is sufficient Examinations made
without asking a question.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
The Weekly Republican

for this week is out. 1t contains the
pith of the past weeks news from the
Daily, the spiciest little paper publish
ed in Delaware. Everybody should
lave copy of this weeks number of the
Weekly. For sale at this Office and by
the news dealers throughout the city.
Price five cents per copy.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
Five Thousand Dollars for the
LOss OF a ChiId's Ler.

The suit of Henry Hoffman and in,
fant against the New York Central ana
Hudson River Railroad Company to
recover s25,OOO damages, has been
tried in the Superior Court, New YORK,
before Judge Sedgwick. The infant
lost his right leg in 1869 by being
showed off one of the company's cars
at Fortieth street and One Hundred
and Tenth avenue, while stealing a
ride, the cars passing over his legs al
ter he fell. The jury rendered YER
dict for the plaintiffs Tor So, ,OO0.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
Personal.

We were handed copy CT the Colo
RADIO "Sun" this morning by Mr.. Har.
ry Fullerton, sent him by his brother
w. S. Fullerton, who has been for
for some time past at the White River
Ag.ncy,a at Greeley, Weld County, Colo.
RADIO. The paper contains a full and
descriptive account Of the murder of the
founder of the agency and several
other residents by the Utes.
PIG West, of the II. & H. Co., has
returned home from the east where he
has been with his wife for the benefit Of
his health. He is much improved,
having had pleasant trip going from
Baltimore to Boston, by steamer "John
Hopkins" and returning by Fall River
line to New York.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
courtesy.

No woman can be lady who would
wound or mortify another, no matter
how rich, how beautiful, how refined,
how cultivated, she may be, she is in
reality coarse, and the innate vulgarity
of her nature manifests itself here.
Kind, courteous, and polite treatment
to all persons, is one mark Of a true
woman and true man also.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
jumped the Trac K.

About halt past four yesterday after
noon street car No. s, jumped the track
at Second snd Market str. cts, and after
taking little stroll over the cobble
stones was righted again.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
Renub,ican House and senate

WASHINGTON, October 22.-senator
Kellogg had an interview with the
President to-day. In the course OF the
conversation on the results of the ONO
election the President expressed the
opinion that the Republicans will IN
the next Congress again control ooth
the House and Senate.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-23
A Social Gem.

A case of scandal was tried before
Squire Cole yesterday afternoon which
resulted in holding gentleman in
81 900 for court. Names are suppress
ed at the request of the parties.