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, 1879-07-15

At tic Council meat!ng last evening, tho Clerk
read tho bond OF Flro-Marahal Bcnnor, wh!cl,
was In the penal sum Of s2s, ,0o0 the suretIes be-
Ing L. Z. Lolter, Louis Aaas, n. W. Powell, anu
Jamcs a. Kirk.
Aid. Thompson moved That II Ia approved.
The motion was agreed to, yeas ~, nays 4, us
follows:
1fds-Dtxon. Ballard. Clark. Mallory, urannis,
Eisxnet. McNntneY, Throop, swim, Nawiciah, ~
ceIett, Knopf, ThoMpson, Stautcr, Lorcnx, Waldo.
Wetseter. Motcr. Mccafrey, Jonns, aud McCor-
mlck-97.
Nays-cnllefton. Rlordan, Meyer, Darrctt--4.
This actton restored MI. Dcnner to Ills old po-
slt[on, md tlc could have taken charge Of tho
Department last night, but be will not do 80
until tllis morning.
, 1879-07-15

Frank f. Brennan, young man about 20
years Of ago aud living at Normnivllic. was
killed about 2 o'clock Monaay morning within
200 feet Ut Ills own door b7 being run over by
q Rock island irettit-tratn. lie lnft EnelowooI
shortly after II o'clock Sunday morning In good
hcaltb, md 1t fa supposed ho fell OIL tho truck,
whtio walking 10 hts home in fainting Ut, which
Ills father snys he has bcun subject to for some
time. Ills body was badly cut up, tut h,s taca
was eastly recognized. Ills remains were brought
to the city. Tie Coroner held IN inquest yes
terdoy, and rendered verdict In accordance
with the facts.
, 1879-07-15

Indigestion, tysnapsla. nervous prostsat,on. and
alt forma OF general debility relieved by taking
Monsman's peptonIzed Iseef Tome, tne oujY
prtparation Of beef containing its entire nutritious
properties. i 10 not tncre sttn,niAns like thv ex-
tEsctr Of beef ont contstns blood +maktnc. force
generating md life. sustaining properties; IL In.
valuable In all cnfecbled condltions, whether tho
result Of exhaustion. norvo,ls prostratloR. ovnr-
work, OF Acute d!seaAg; particularly II resulting
from pulmonary complaints. Caawa1l, Hazard &
CixtA.
, 1879-07-15
RlcHNESS.

No oae who has nssd Ds. Pfice's Unique perfumes
fsi 10 notics not only shes Presidency, but lhslr
rich, ttsah fssYEsnes.s
, 1879-07-15

gutnt members, who lavo omitted to nay their
fees. was debated Rt some length. After sumo
further nlfsctlIq1eous business, tho Club nd.
lousned until tho second Monday tn August.
,EAH SECOND REGIMENT
moved iuto Its now quarters, Nos, "a and n
Wabash avenue, from the Exposition Building,
last might. The men arc TO ocrnpy four looffss
otfthe building, which Will .Riys tlleul ample
room fos drilling, cte, This buIld!n. il one Of
ihe hnest on t}'a avenue, belonging to lhe Peck
esia!s, % ani hayag 9a froataVe Of nfty feet with
s aepsa p4sn.s! 81 l M Ihs Fegsnt h.s leasa e
GERS will have TO look further ior quarters. ul,.
lsss the parties who rent the first
Or ,F store floor a1e willing to arrange for
tl!e aseo'alaodat!on OF tho troops 1t rea.
by ttg regiment until the exptsatlon Of tho lease
y at the rate Of 4l,5o0 per yeas. Tic two lint
Hours are ptastcrel 4ild newly cA!cmtncu, and
~ dne Wno!s - being titted up 10 good shape.
Iheto y put ous row Ut posts apon each door,
running down tho centre OF ihe apartment,
which Will be but sltght obstacle ia tho way
Of hunllluE companies. The lssk floor will b.
used AZ an cxhlbltion-roon, the second floor fos
company ruotna, and nl! the noora for drill
,'a foonss; Az H. the reglmental property was re.
thc lockess, which viii follow today Tiu
otlicers held 4 prptracted msetlng In their nav
home lRst night, Al which The subject OF thu
picnic. which il to take place on .tie bth OF
of interest 70 the oEQaaizaton. Az invitation
has been extended to Brig. .'Gcn. ToEreure unli
stah aud ohsr military officers In thu city to at-
tcpu the plcnEc.
4 hys1anious coNrEaBNoz.
The Mayor had o conference at the Office OF
WI, M,,,lsm e, e GSua, fron g. ?: N: Yesterday.
Judge TsumonlI, Charley Kern, md ". j.
Aynes, who Will a. once ue recognized as tAe
most ptomt1eat Democrats In tic clsy. The
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OURS.


with the
uNiFoRMs and APPoiNrMESrs.
SPLENDID MILITARY BAND.
engaged in order to effect and beauty to tho
s'A TfiE CAST WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
HUGH cHALcorE (his orsina, ehara ,ssp
LIEUT. ANGUS NcALLIsrER Of Ours Cas acted by
cS s1% ). Sir k'lfis sKSDRyS oSs
THE PRiNcE PERossRY' Mr. CHARLES RocKWEii
i2SEs sbzAkP
NARY HFfhEY Smesesper Mis-. EFFiE GERHoN
PixXcIIE TSSE an hsiress Miss srELLA soSIFXCTi
LADY SiiENDkfN.-............ Nine r0Ni l
Military Band Troops. Camp Followers &c
ACT l.
Distant coumry,rhe Sergeant and tho .anekeeperIiis
tionThe Russian rrinceThe Colonel Of "Ours"An old
Ma% ams Al Quiet sSang M
GiftA Contrast Of Couples Under the Greenwood Tree'
THUNDER SHOWER AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES.
ACT H.
House. in ST. James Park Iondon-Doubts and Fears
The Quarrel-The ParsIng-"Annie Laurie,-Thc SONG
Blanche and Angus-"rhe Lovers Farewe,-The Minia
Of "Oursn-Msry's Enthnsiasm-rhc Infection Caught
'As ''0' aTHE S Girl / LEFT Left BEHIND ME-
of the Officers for Meeting and Enduring the Rgors of
Crnean wintsr."lier Song AgainAngus' Love Letter
Loan of Gridron"-Sir Alexis Charge to lnghA Sud
n @
Stew-Cookery and CoWtship.The Bnttle,Alarm OF the
A Happy Return-Safe Satellite Colonel's News-<;cn.
crosby Of the ace-Union"Her Song Again.
TIE BAND OF "oURs"
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AMUsEMENTs.

=.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
MONDAY JANUARY H. 1879
will popular Military Drama, in
three entitled
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ADJUSTMENTS.
STANDARD THEATRE
. STANDARD THEATRE.
STANDARD THEATRE.


and Tuesday evenings, for full dress rehearsals Of
II. VI. ). PINAFORE
IL. NJ. 5. PINAFORE
NAUTICAL COMIC OPERA,
by ARTHUR SULLIVAN aud W. s. GILBERT
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The first representation OF
II. NJ $. PINAFORE
II. NJ = PINAFORE
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE STANDARD THEATRE
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 10.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THoMAs OPERA HOUSE: ,,.,
isss BrSsdway between soth and si't SITS Manager
caAREs pocKsrADER Stage MANAGER
1DoEfH N!cnofs. Leader q Orchestra
xo sfsss r I SsSn SSSS Srf s is7s
sss sfs:
s9ssa s'sfsS o ,Ss roes rim ~ sssH
ssss sc@Sn@ With he Grand
Miis.ry Fp.s entitled The Two 4yn' va Part I, ohG :
first aprearaese Seaser Bob liar, viii eSiempCriss the
A@crisa ansr anu todreh IN their vocal
and .erpsienorea specially entitled NEs Can s t re-
CHARLEY NH FEr 'T EIEFl ss'Tf '"''''sa
pfiRMfE. 1.-TWO Mseh'ovO4s Boys S SiLEi 'BRyHNT
Mr. BROWN fond of animals :, D o BOZ r. h AIT
Mr. hAHN OUR iNcoMrAKAnl.E oouHkTEE
rELAM STORM wE Mi s sp shsSs Fare.
adapted expressly for this company by g. X Doekssader
careless nas,lars Lew pseksadsr; 5uha Bill! Billy
T. NV Idaho
s s1sS"y Boxes sssss 'SS %lrSKE sATGsDAY
Reserved seats circle and Balcony may
be HIN. open
fSsFHEsEEY Last W WfEk 81 81
HE s##$S$$$$##EE$$$$SS
DOS s oUcicAarLr As coNN.
b bISS B BSTySEEGAyET IS IS S SSSS:
LAST SIX T sS HpHT A SPuE To pk nSEEs OF
NUS Aba SYAs &Sb siIR CAST
'+'AoSDAi' r HAEu tdl.hrE e pAwS.
DION A. HyLES Sb a
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
NEXT SUNDAY EVENING.
Look out for the grandcst programme ever
lis sfnbli shm ney
GILMoRE's TOUR OF THE NATIONS
MUsIcALLY DESCRIBED
Particulars during the week.
BOOTHS E#tSEFk PVT ONE $9h-'AHS
TOMORROW II MoN TRoyA FF4kEiSG' JAN 49,
Miss ckARALogIsE KEILoGG Leonora
ssnor kosSHTi h!s drs' appearance Sa%reo
s9 sASb Gh5hGs And 4s".
S%ESSA SISS'fS THA2iASs
flFi fESS w.: s MARIO
FhlD13 HyHSsye asS OPERA xx1sf aAHAhs
cents and 81 extra according to locations Gallery 30
Store 80, - Union square and 10 iii Broadway the
hotels and at The offices Of the District Telegraph
san FkASGsG9 MISsTREs MSusE
THE FAMILY RESORT
Hh 'ns S6 vsox
The inmitable and only
'sRS yn HAas"dD N i sAnhss'
he dc la of minstresy and laughable
Scenes Songs. Jokes &c. by all the great artists
Last week of LOVES ENDURANCE
and ALMOST A DEATH.
SsTEyES sESHGs H5 JUN
son, POWERS, RICARDO, MuLLALY.
MONDAY Mr. s%x * 6E Fl! appearance
SEATS SECURED. MATINEE SATURDAY At .
DARK THEATRE. ROBINSON CRUSOE
i HENRY T.. ABBEY. Lessee and Manager
most positively of the successful engagement of the
COLVIILE OPERA BuRLESQUE COMPANY,
who will appear evening of the week.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
in the London spectacular burlesque of
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CHICKERING HALL
THIRD SYMPHONY CONCERT
AND PUBLIC REHEARSAL.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA UNDER THE DIREC-
TON OF MR. GOTTHOLD CARLBERG.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. January %. at .
SATURDAY EVENING, January %. at g.
SOLOISTS:-
Mrs. J. X. BARTON, Soprano
Mr. RICHARD HOFFMAN, Pianist,
CARYI. FLORIO Accotnpanist.
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ADJUSTMENTS

TONY PASTOR APrE AIRS n, every sssr,s.nmens
PROGRAMMES WHICH ARE CAREFULLY PRE-
JARED FOR THE SPECIAL ENJOYMENT OF La
DIES AND CHILDREN.
TONY PASTORS NEW TROUPE,
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AMUsEMENTs.

will appear entirely local. comic Drama: In on,
NC and seven scenes, a SEQUEL 10 the MuLI.IGAN
GUARD PICNIC written by Mr. Edward lisrrigan, ant
entitled
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ROBINSON CRUSOE.

Produced with entirely scenery charming music
gorgeous and brilliant cast of characters en-
bracing every member of the company.
Matinee prices 30 cents; reserved seats 30
Daring this week children will be admitted half price
70 MI parts of the house.
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Musicians invited guests colored and white senator's
distinguished ladies gentlemen Of Celtic and Afr
cam origin BY carefully selected auxiliary force During
for the Mulligan Guard Ball by Dave Brahai. entitled
The Babies Onr Block" and Hallway Door" Also
by the author. THE Skdmore Fancy Ball sung by
John Wild and Billy
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-.z-wIsr SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, 5ss HuD.
~ son st aud 10 Abingdon square, extending to Green
tsfU; extensive
the business for the storage and safe keep
Inc 81 pianos baggage aud valuabcs separate
rooms OF any sze cash advances made when required;
,novny aud packing reliably attended H. TA,iiiAKr
ow uer aud manager. Principal Office 59ci Hudson
Abingdon square.
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JON,
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23
The Courier Annual.

Not to be surpassed nv our enterprising
coiems.. we have in course of preparation.
and now in the hands of the printers. "a
neat. useful and interesting handbook of
Eastern Montana and intended for free dis
!iibntion to Ill the patrons OF the COURIER
The Pamphlet. among other things will
contain Il complete calendar for 1879. nicely
displayed advertisements of all the prnci-
pal business houses OF Bozem;n: Il con-
densed history and description of tie town:
description and lctailed statement of the
natural resources. surroundings. improve
mcn's. &C.. Of Gallafin county: short
article descriptive Of the Yellowstone Ma
'ional Park :: how 10 yet to Montana ia
hle> OF distances: Yields OF the precious
meials in 1878. and a large amount Of
other valuable and statistical information.
The work will be handsomely illustrated.
We expect 10 have il ready for distribution
sometime during The present month. II
will he Il most useful and desirable book
OF reference for every citizen oft Terri /
tory. especially for every resident of East |
thing 10 send East to those desiring in
formation aboII; Montana
After supplying al OF onr subscribers
With one coy each. We shall have a mum
Der OF copies for sale III the moderate sum
IF D cents each. or five copies for one dol
lar. post paid 10 any address.
We trust that all who feel interested in
he development and prosperity of Eastern
Montana and the Terl'it ny al larrr will
'ider number of copies tor their friends
nd acq'iainanccs East and thus assist in
irving reliable and valuable information in
""arl to the best country upon the face
# the earth.
Sen! in your orders without delay. (as :
ne issue is linitea) that We may place ,
hem on file and fill them in the order in ,
'hlcll they are received.
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Wives Property IA Green.
Among The bills passed by the late I ey

Among the bills passed by the late Leg
lslafure OF Oregon, and which has since
become a law. is an act relating to proper.
fy OF married women, which provides that
property owned by woman at the time
OF marriage. or acquired thereafter by
ylif. devise or inheritance. shall not be sub
Ject 10 debts or contracts OF the husband.
and the wife may manage. sell. convey.
ana devise the same as the husband can
his property. The property of either
husband or wife shall not be liable for
debts or contracts of the other. Action
may be maintained by husband or wife
against the other for the recovery Of prop
"riy for which the other has obtai, ed nos
session: the same as if they were unmar-
RED. For civil injuries committed by the
wife. damages can be recovered OF her
clone. except in cases where she is Jointly
responsible. COhveyances of liens from
one TO the other shall be valid. One NAV
constitute the other his or her att ,rnev. to
act for mutual benefit or attorney i'm fact.
The wife may recover the wages of her
personal labor in her own name. Neither
is liable for the debts of the other incurred,
before marriage. Expenses of family and
OF children shall he cIarreable
on property Of both husband and wife. or
Of either of them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23
How a spani.s, Girl Captured a Gang
or Robbers.

A whole band of robbers was very nea,l,
trapped in LA Carolina. Spain, by the BRAY
cry OF q girl of l3. who las become til,
heroine OF the naighborhooI She is the
daughter of Il farmer namrd Fellras, and
Is called Cirlmita. The fimiIy consists OF
the husband and wife and daughter. The
farmer sold some cattle for Sl.5OO. and
had the money in his house. A band of
robbers knew OF the sale and the money.
and laid their plans to rob The house. AZ
ter the farmer had gone ont with his work
people. couple of strangers approached
me ho''Se-a man travel stained. support
IN" woman who seemed unable 10 wall,
any further. The man explained TO Tie
farmers wife that he was going 10 a distant
villa%e with his wife. ana she. being i'll. hid
broken down on the way. He asked per
mission for the sick woman TO enter the
house ana rest while he went 10 find con
veyancr to enable them to continue their
Journey. Permission was granted. the
woman taken in. and the man left, The
SICK woman partoOk of some refreshments
ana the mother and daughter went on with
their work. Very soon Carmit. discover
FL that their guest had on :: pair of panta-
looms under the gown. She communicated
the tact to her mother unolserypI nv the
VISITOR and the two manag0d quickly to
'l!p into another room. close and lock the |
ioor. The visitor. left alone and KNOWING
hat his character had been discovered /
brew off his disguise. and ordered the
woman 20 open the door or die The door
vas not oiened. and the robher began TO
i'' through it "ita Il large knife. AT
nngth he hacked Il hole big enough for his
'ody. and he began to crawl tbrouph II
he woman tainted and fell on the floor
he brave Girl seized her fathers gun.
Which was in the room. heavily charged
'i'h hlcksbot placed tia nl,lzzle against
ne side OF the man. now halfway through
ne hole. and unable quickly to get either
ackWar' or forward. and pulled the trir
er. There was an instantly dead man and
loud report. The other ro!,ber lurl,iny
TIE nci@IlhOrllooh heard the shot and
turned! 10 tie house TO find his COM
'de's dead body plugging the hole in the
DOR and hanging there.
BEFORE he could remove the body. which,
as held in the opening by the yirl, and +
ltcr the room where the mothe- and '
!nyhtcr were. the farmer came with =
''re sufficient 10 capture the other rob- I
y. Tiirn they sent tor some police to
kc clrlr"e OF the living .rol,bcr and the
'rpSc. On the person Of the dead rob-
n the police found two pistols. a poic- c
'rd. and a whistle. The whistle WIS y r
easlre now. rs there WAS doubtless more
'obers within lis cill. The police sound !
the whistle. and concealed themselves
the house TO await results. The sbrll il
II brought four more men into the house, !
here they were Gagged and ironed. and all
e were marched to Jail in good. AMI the :
al robber was buried. Little black q
ed Carinita SAVED her own and her moth q,
$ lie. and her fathers money. made six "
'H~is less in Spain. End herself the III
rome of La CarOlna.-.St. Louis Roub-
an. ga
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Recent Post GHicc Rulings.

Skates. reptiles. confectionery and soap
are unmalahlp.
MAJ! carriers cnniiot carry unscaled com
! nlhn'caiions outside the mail.
The P"St-Otliee Department. WISHING to
AVOID any complication with tie riysrics
existing hetwrcn publishers. declines :,
furnish Information showing TIE amount
OF postage paid by any publication in any
one year.
NE law providing for the FORWARDING
or letters at tie request of the party nd.
dressed. without additional cl,arce Jnos
not apply to printed or tlr4l-,.lass matter
ihe addition Of a.date on circular by n
hinh-s'amp. subjects the same to letter
rates OF po>tare.
Advertising sheets folded within the is
sue OF any publication. sent to regular sub
Srrihers. subjects the same to rates of
thirtis:lass matter.
iiand-Dills Sent from the printer TO the
party oifierin. the same must he cIaroed
as merchandise. and postage paid at the
rate of one cent per ounce or fraction
thereof. 80
publication. in order to avail itsalf of
me pound rates. must be mailed at tbe Of |
lice nearest the clai,ned Office or place OF
publication. 1t may also te mailed at oii-
er Offices at the pound rates to regular sub |
scrilers by news agents.
husband cannot control a wife's cor
'espondence. nor can the wife control the
correspondence of the husband.
fostiiiasters are exempt from military
lnty
frlafe individuals cannot send any COM
lirou!l the mails free of post
re. no matter 10 whom it may be ad-
dressed
I:ie words ''please forward" on the adj
ifess side of "a postal card subjects the
same 10 letter rates OF postage.
A postmaster may attend to business for
private parties ii it does not interfere with
'is duties AS postmaster. il lie chooses to
Tie erasure OF any address on postal
ard, and the substitution of another does
ot make such cards unavailable.
----------o~>~~
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lHiRD DISTRICT--D. :. WADE. JUDGE.
- In Levi. ard Clarke County. at HELENA first
Monday in March; first Monday in November
IN PREACHER Cunt, al DIAHoxb Cry. f,uIyth
NohaaE In April; third Monday in October.
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Necessity OF Leisure to Business Men.

For the man Of business. | hold that
along with the courage which makes him
refuse to do what he cannot do well. there
should be the element which is but the
spirit OF order and courage combined. Of
resolnle reserve of leisure Ii is a necessi-
~ for every man Of business to have a
city of refuge. to have and guard jealousy
some period of each day which shall be
consecrated to leisure - the leisure of
books. or Of gentl' society, or of nature.
or OF worship. The last is essential. the
OF trs are grateful aids. In this SIN. tier
he ,ias chance to set his watch by the
heavenly bodies. and VIXEN lie issues forth
into whatever thicket OF men or affairs he
may plunge. lie will at any rate be him
self and not the slave of necessi.y.-Sctm-
day afternoon.
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t:oTE-tnifed states Courts are held at yir-
@l"la tliy, Deer Lodge, and Helena at tbe
h,>e places orc "e'o a.
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DR.. SAGE'S CAThRRH REMEDY

No. .ittitr Of how long standing. The liquid niM
nIrnnessn nsd "r httcr applied by the lsg us.r
,,o,t Douchc: This il the only form on nsp
, S,.s Set invented witt, which ui ncdlcine 70 10
.n HIGH Ur ami PERFECTLY APPLIED chals
Es OK me affected nasal passages, and III ywhis
ses AMI ULCERS frequently exist and from ~ 10
Iassfrhal discharge generally proceeds ,.setsss
p,sAaAiit and easily understood. from aS CT
accompanying sach Instrument. DR.. SNhh = u
s M Hsmedy cures recent attacks of "seia1 nrs-
ny r'w applications. 1t IS ElilI an tass d
IN. ~ use containing strong causs, ~ A.
to!sonA Catzyrh Remedy and Douche sold X DH
os,s nv FIERCE, NJ. j.. Prop,r "'i1
Pe'lsary and .nyaltls Hotel, Buffalo y, y
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WAN ted

nGENIs FOR CALkINS' NOVELTY WASH
Err. 1Gp.N in u.e: took premium in evsr,
-'aie ~ The Union: stood the est f r ,eyei,
= ear; 500 PER m ,nlh lily made selling ihe.e
machines Agents ample $50 Send mnuey
crief " registered letter, cad STAMP for con-
haenlal terms to aernts. Address, g. w FOS-
iEk K CO., 81 La Sale street, Chicago, ILL.,
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oECoND Dl>TRICT-HiRAM KNOWLES, Judge.
In peer Lodge County, at DEER LODGE CRY.
second Monday in Arrl.
firsi M"Dday in September, flor all causes
IA can ne tr.ed wi, h,ui Jury, except in case,
where he parties conSen, hal a suerial yenire
may i-sue 10 Try The -:lme)
iirl Monday in December.
=, IN .N',soiIia County, al MIssorLA, fourth Mon
oa, ~ June; Second Monday in November.
IN beaVerhead County. at R,NNAcK. first
'i'hday In June; second Monday in October.