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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
MEXICAN Low.
lsw ! hsxleaa uitl Rsvsssss Hsrsslf whsa
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When q young Mexiesn WoaaAa fella In
love there u no nonsense abousIt, no thought
Of thA COnAequeAcga, nbmoraanary object in
view. The world Aacomes % bcr ? scene Of
enehantmant and tho idol OF .hng Akectlons =
tatsphie helgG eapqclally creaiad lot her wor-
Sup Per sSsS,poH sSs asg &. y .tsscss Ss,sSscs
platonie iovp, ~ q IadY.bIrd Of fAndlss revais
Ia tha skopicAi sshet, and hs lbnccent, HsslleA
ieb8 and haBpy. TO her llfe = = sfielicl0ue
dream, and only one Adored object existing
IN allsthat beautiful dreenAland- -hho IA kVe
IN the 0w&eno Of aAaepy and wee ie iha ese.
Renl tA yopapl who defse @ intrpde .wIthin
ausa and saint silEe 4 TO txpsseslsa. ~ her
iaces hew dove.like jhe cooling Aud the WOO
in& Of thIs happy happy creatate. Ataf)
Who would think Ehht bensath all ahss The
tigssa IurlZa, end u only waltlpg 20 spslug
upon come hated. FivAn Lst haR appear and
then thb ehehantment is Fuihlessly broken,
tse s.I2snsss w no loeger e5i..s A . ehang-
into tho niachetefh, who, tnaddenod With
jealousy, seeks vengeance upon her who has
degecfaled Eden and drob6ed ieof tla glory by
looking on tlie Idol with longing oyes. Tho
nacbetera Ina no murder In her heart, 10
love ofshedding human blood, bus with the
finer wbtian Instinct she knows that u she
can only mar the beauty OF her rival She has
Vt0 ttVlpukHAl huAhOfN0 wv AAtNu ~ uhO
were dead 10 have her Sieltm carry expos
ed scares thrOagh lifo is Ithe penalty sthat
alone must DO paid. .s-l,., rr u
Watchdog her opportunity, tho nAcheterA
springs upon her vfctiui, aud, with uplilset
weapon, strikes her upon the cheeks or deli-
este, Aristocratic-looking hsRds, with me
skin OF q seFkeon who knows how far b 20
without sndspgsring tho lie Of his patient.
ThiA accomplished, tho macheterA having sat
isfed her terriabie iealohsly goea quietly
home. while the wounded woman 10 the
ohlOct pt the most tender and devoted care
on the part Of her friends, The affair u not
considered dipgracefnl, bacauae tho ppra.
unselflh lovo whloh csuaed It sAnetiaea tho
act OF the one and the Injuries OF the other,
Women IN the higher circles OF lite never
indulge 10 such weffaEe, preterbng 20 suffer
III silepcs, while those Ia the lower strata
haxe ssch surroundings as hAnlah both love
hHd jealousy, except in the vulgar soncs-
The mAehetaras are Of sha middle classes,
nodes, refined Add industrious girls, and
their worss faaita thsy lore not wisely but
100 welt 2Ssi hx iss sA ~ gg ~
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
YEEsIuHs,
kmsusl Pala ont ior Arrsarf Il Rsnzians
.-.-aennrnl glassueul

,WashnRarox, gs ID. C., 0ee. 4--Arrsan
|uf asnslon claims 70 the ameun4 bl 9a0,1sA,
have been petllad up 10 Octot1fl /. The
average amount ol arrears n ftsh casa sat
tle0 Twas S5t6, ata lhe Whost nnmh1s uf
cAsaa settled In Septemksr was 1a.1e7. Il u
estlmApsd thsse sr9 aill about e|fg0 Of 1000
DerSloners entitled 70 arrears 4hoso css6s
have boon settled. SettlemeH& hereafter
cannot be msale as faphdiy - heIlofnra, bar
cause bt tho safeat.nlilnbar Of nfEsaln which
thsse Is no title 10 aFraars Wtith must b
examined IN search for those u Aleb there
r. = tide. Tits tlelsd fef ths llI1l rualion %
alf ,petalouaIs who bslibra inflbplyos en-
titled 70 aetenFs and who ~ ~ raceiyo
notios Of selklalnent az theif slne either
- allowances OF rejection ty, M. lot shat
th4e een h4stsr sstsssaistlts ti5iHe 4
ietidf V The Office, giving ageln ihe Buznbsr
OF theIr peuelcn carNapeie aud iheiF present
postoiiina address. IL is almost certain that
tho SO ,O00, 900 ApprUptia Cd vii % eaIilelcns
20 cover the arrears which were due upon
peasioas allowed previous 70 January 2bs
1879,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09

Iust as abe her cOeeh Wng entoGi1Es
Did ses her foot one day. 81 i.
All ghat testing overcome nal
fvihat Il was can not aay.
Crazy-lIka the coach iollowndg
Where IL stopped, Ist0ppod agaIsl-<
Ard Once mora the wondrona vision
s OF that foot disturbed my brain.
Not one lpasAnt forget 4, ~
. Or Ia peace, or 10y, or elflle--
never eaw q larger foot =
luovor did % all my iltel sff
3 f5sf 4gs --Ifon he sjeanlsh.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
Past fine.

On Friday night = party Of dihtinguIshed
genll6uan arrived Ak Kansas City too laia 10
make eaateta connections. They had urgent
business In the East and we're given a speoial
train OYER the Missouri PacIae, They Loft
kaBpas 0itP At II i1a p. m. and reached 81,
Louis at B ;bO the next morning, in time 10
mako their eastern connections. They mado
tbs tun nom Kansas City 10 -. Louis In sew
on hours and thlFty-eeven minutes. They
ran ffonn 6edalla 70 OhAmolo, distance d
H3 miles, IN Two hours. This is the lAstest
s-SedAiih Democrat.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
MlHnsSala WAsal

aIIei'S SEQ, they raise coma wheat 10 Min
nes0tA, don't thoyf' asked : Hchoharle gran
ger Of q MIehiRAndar. ~
Raise wheat Who ralsua wheaN No,
airt csaidaly no, CIR. Il raises ilsGlis Why,
II We undertook % cultivate wheat Ia that
State II wonld run ne out Yhofo w0uldn't
be any place to put our house,
"Bat have oeen told that eFAs.hePpes'
taka good dexl OF ~
'sOf course they DO. II Htshsy didn't don't
know what we would do. The oassed stufI
would run all over the State AID drive vi
Out, choke ns up. Those gFasahoppeEa aro 1
Gedssnas only there Ain't hall enonge
AIS that wheat nico aud plumpsn
aPiumpl Why, don't kaow what yot
call plump wheat. but there ere seventeen u
our family, includiug ten servants, and Whor
We want bread we lust 20 onl and fetch In I
keFnAl Of wheat and bake ~,
"pO you ever soak u % water hralt,
"0h, not that uouldn't DO, II would eVel
q little, and .hep ve eonldsn't Rel y y onl
t~Ake SfNetfl r.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
AZ so N O..

TLscumbIs II. A. Chapter No. 81,
A, Y. s. A. NJ, meet st their ball the Second
Saturday, sitter Iull moon each month.
ID, MARSHALL, r. p.
VIM. II. Hauns.eIn. :ses'y;
TuseumoiA L'dge No. tS7, A. r. a A. M.
meet Saturday on or before foil moon In
each month.
II. BRApLrFoRD, W. N.
n. Topp, Seo'y.
AnIrY CHIrrsR' No. i42, o.E.s. meets ih
regular communication the 80 Saturday after
each iall moon, u pun, ~ Aslonic Hall.
Tuscumbia, Nc. Visiting aiatefs and oreah-
rem will be fraternaliy aud cordially well
coined. Mrs. SARAH u. HAuENsrKfN, w. N,
Mra LItztE JoHasoR, A, N,
Mise MATHS X. CUkAtNdss 5ee'ys
Pleasant Mt. Lodge, A.R.tS A.h.s No. lsf,
meet 1T their hall on Saturday eYening on or
aftag each full mona. US ta.le- =.
JANEs JoHMsroN. w. n,
S1amIoS' AaaS S1ftL .. nc. b. 4. "a NJ. hold ro.
gular communications Saturday night on or
after tull moon In aanh month.
i'll. coEEsR, w. NJ,
o.s. PHrLLrrs, ssc'y.
Z. o. q. n.
w r Tuecumbia, Lodge, aDbs
/. O. q. ". Hold their regular meshpgp every
WEDNESDAY evening, a. z n'oiosk .. q;
.es3f csV, WSLLA, N. @.
Louis LnsEM, Sec'y.
Pioassrs Nd. Todse, ] No. 9S, 10. O. y.
Hold regular meetlnga every Saturday, ~
O'Clock p. m. Ylsitlng brothers, In good
stAndlnR, ara cordially inyltod 70 stiend.
"a ~ 1OnH b. oneoGDas N. u. 4
Jas. U. eu4Paoa. Sec'y. &
Iberia Lodge, No. $40, ]. o. o. \. meetin
regular coinpiunicatiou euefy Saturday even-
IsAtAuLkTcHHx NsG.
LLEwELLyE T. JknEsg 5oo'y. se t
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
0Cf0lER.

The wasp foeds on tho hollow peach, ls
And tio thistle down b blowing, blowing;
The fern 10 dead. and the mornlng red
Ia the eastern cloud "a glowing,
The holly oak ttaR Il broken IN Two,
And the woed-nres arc ell darlpgi
Time u snaking the elugglah eAnds.
And the year, the year L Vearlng.
Ths clouds bank up In spllon heaps,
And the mist 10 drifting, drifting
Ia plAhtlng ilheS through the coppefy pInhe
The peovlth rain IL sitting.
In tho West upnn golden shore, eig
4NtRhl6 hlaGkost waves afo breaking, IS
And Ia tho rain aud Wind, iho leavos
With palti0d fear are shaking.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09

!, Il A. rsleted Of q certain clergyman. who
Eas noted tor bic long aoFmonB, with many
DIVISIONS, that Que day, when ho va4 ad,
yAnelng Anong the Ieens, ne received At
obuiso Whou, pauslBg 10 take breath and
mkIng chs question, stAid what ehail TsAy
W0Aih 8 voice from the congregation caro-.
1Dtlt respoHdgd, -Sey .alnenl"
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09

The kInd fslnnd &C Memphis who sent us 4
ouEioaIlY iog our nnspnm, : sample block oi
the W00dan pavement said " polniocted
with lever germs. VIII hecepl our thAnh. ior
the lpeoineni and Wien he come. this Maf
lowlna him 70 10 shooting via curious
sholenn w6 have thal lea lke charge out ~
,he bfesch Boston RosA
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09

THE Fall alecslonr Ohio end Iowa. Oc.
tobof lAlh, Maenchps0tts, HafyiApd, MIN.
neAola, W.lecnsln, Mississippi. New Jersey
and PennsylvAnias AoSsnaeeF l4ihs q h3'
The arae race ier the O'LeAEy halt, Fep,
resunung the champ plonahlp Of Amerlca and
s. 800 IN money prile1, will take place N
MsdIson Square Garden, October 70 II 10.
olusiFe. O1e hundred and seven Inea paid
tho $40 preliminary foe. ana tilty three.
made good the Remaining 800. From these
aifty.throa, twenty-five contestants and hve
substitntea have been selected In aecordanoo
Wlsh uhs rules OF the belt. q
--AhD asIll no tidlngs Of the Loaf balloon.
An Downey. Prot Yise's pophuw, says The
epafhindef' waa new balloon, Of hf1lrclAst
material, Taxing Ia eonalQefation the iacs
ltkkt Ptot. Wie9 70 the most oxpel1onoed
torbAeut Of the 49,, and Abe tact that one q
Tue laraeal nloshlng houses IN N. Louie luf-
pIehed the money tor the ascension, u q
barely p0sslhlc that the whole thing . one
81 tiI6 'Diaaeol ndsettislng eo1emes u thll
sni{rpnaiEG age.-sasdaiin Damocrai bih.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09

Ths fpresl, aires we're raelpg IeaFfplly. 10
postona q NeF York, on thp ard lpAl', dey
a,sOslng houses. barn, Ana iaFR properly,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
TIE EIO OF FHE WOMB.

{ | 80
A lecture delivered at The Berlin nniyeT-
siiy some three nonths ago By PraIssscE
Dubois Reymond bears the omlnoua title,
srhs End Of Our World,m and says that
every moyoment upon our planet, with the
exception Of the sbe and fooS, vhich are
caused BY the attraction Of she moon, Is
OccassIonod BY solar heat Aa however, tho
sna losss avery year portion Of HE ealoFic,
science hsa latsly come 10 the coaelpsion
thal hs win no. exist As an smi,seF Of
vssulh longer then for u, ,OOO. 900 years lo
come. During that space Of time our earth
win get colder and colder, IN prop oFtiop d
the solar heat shall diminish. The Zoe Will
advance frosn tho poles 60 the equator: The
oarth's populations will gtadually fecode be
lore the aadyanning gleAiers. the sun will b.,
coTne leaa and lasa luminous. until he will
present The appearances Of q dark.r0d ba ~
and hnally ice will annIhilato 81 vitality On
our plAnet.--Hew York bans y
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
0sage " AtleY nalRHBF.
A.F UL.xgHEtxksS1H " SONS
Edl.oss, PUBLISHERS snd RrOpflstOTs.
Pa0ItsAest Keerv TI.s.rsaIaal.
eUBsOnIPTIoN

Per Year, IA Attpassce, $L0O.
not paid Until ntIliAssSpIrallOp Oiihe yesI sl.ass
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09

once on ks;ss.s aeon sf lzssOuio and
Odd Fellows buildipg.s te' i.- Lses
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23

1t IS asserted by one of our Territorial pa
pers that exemption from taxation is one of
the worst forms of.subsidy. We can hardly
believe those to be sincere who make this
assertion. One of the greatest objections to
subsidy has always been that, after paying in
full, there is a chance that you get nothing in
return. In exemption there is no risk of be-
ing defrauded. If a railroad is not built there
will be nothing to exempt, and if by such an
inducement the road is built that much sooner
than it otherwise would have been, we lose
nothing and must gain considerable. So
simple proposition child can understand.
Lewis and Clarke county, with the advantage
Of her position on the Missouri river, is less
interested than any other county, save Cho-
teau. But We will not worship or follow any
principle so blindly as to trample on our own
interests. The same considerations that
prompted exemption for the first wooden mill
erected in the Territory, would surely apply
to the first railroad. By the way some people
express themselves, we would Judge that they
were really in favor of law prohibiting all
railroads from ever entering the Territory.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23
ILLINOIS SENATORIAL CONTEST.
General Logan the Nominee Of tho Re
publican Caucus.

SPRINGFIELD, (Ill.) January 17.-The Sen
atorial contest, which terminated in a caucus
tonight, has been most exciting and personal.
Hon. G. B. Farwell, of Chicago, has made a
direct issue upon the Republicanism of Gen.
LOGAN, charging that he committed the party
sin of electing Democrat (Senator Davis)
to the Senate two years ago, when, had he
remained steadfast to the Republican choice,
the Republicans would have elected their
man. Logan's canvass has been vigilant and
unceasing. He has used every art to concili-
ate his enemies and fasten his friends. His
assistants have been shrewd and foreseeing
politicians. He had, however, an opponent
in the shape of Senator Oglesby, whose ex-
piring term will be filled by the man to be
elected, and two years ago estranged some
others. The result of the caucus tonight
proved that Logan's work had told, and that
his popularity is very decided in spite of the
efforts to defeat him. All the Republicans
attended the caucus. The anti-Logan fac
ton concentrated on Oglesby, and the vote
stood, Logan, 80; Oglesby, 26. Logan was,
therefore, declared the caucus nominee. 1t
will require 103 votes to elect
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23

ABOUT the Legislative printing the HERALD
needs to add but a few words to the state
ment made yesterday. The HERALD has
quite successfully brought the Independent
to taw, forcing it to adopt one oftwo courses
either to release the Territory, without con.
ditions, from all liability for the work, or to
step aside and witness the swift acceptance
by the Legislature of the HERALD's explicit
offer. We have thus been instrumental in
saving to the public treasury considerable
amount of money which otherwise it would
have been obliged to pay, and no one
the better off except the concern receiving it
as special charity offering. The HERALD's
reward is the thanks of the taxpayers, whose
interests have been watched and protected
against another raid made under the protect
ing egis of the present printing law.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23
organ.
KEJECTED.

The action of the Council in rejecting
Clark Wright's nomination as Superintendent
of Public Instruction will not occasion gen.
eral surprise. Even among those who are
known to enjoy the personal friendship OF
our Rev. Brother it was impossible to deny
that his church connection and position abso-
lutely disqualified him for the position, even
had his taste and education otherwise designa-
ted him as peculiarly fitted for the post. The
same reason would have led to the rejection
of any one else as prominently connected with
any other denomination.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23
Connecticut U. q. Sen atOrshlp.

CHICAGO, January H. The Journals
Washington special says: The defeat of
General Hawley in the Republican Senatorial
caucus at Hartford, Connecticut, last night,
and the nomination of o. 81. Platt as the
successor of Senator Barnum, occasions great
surprise here among Hawley's friends, who
have been very confident that he would pull
through. 1t has been no secret that the Ad-
ministration was desirous of Hawley's nomi-
nation, although taking no active part in the
contest, nor attempting to influence the men,
bers of the Legislature. Plat, the nominee,
is Said by Connecticut Representatives to be
q very able man, and one who will stand up
boldly forRepublican principles.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23
Montana Legislature
Proceedings of the Eleventh Session
HOUSE-Ihird Day.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Speaker in the chair. Prayer by the chap
lain. Roll called and quorum present.
Robinson, of Judiciary Committee, report
ed H. j, r. No. back to the House with re-
quest that it pass.
Brooke gave notice of the introduction Of
a bill in relation to Notary Publics.
Beach a bill amendatory to section 9, chap
ter 81 of Code, in relation to exempting fire.
men from Jury duty.
Boyer bill providing for roundup and
estray law.
House joint resolution No. came up for
third reading and final passage Ayes, 26;
nayes, 0.
Robinson offered resolution providing for
the employment of clerk at the expense of
the Territory. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
Sanders, that Paul Mccormick, of Custer
county, be admitted to the privileges of this
House. Passed.
The Council reported c. G. R. No. 2. pro-
viding for appointment of joint committee to
confer with Kerley, McQuaid g. Lacroix in
reference to printing and such other matters
as may be incidental thereto.
Fisk Bros. submitted proposition to re-
lieve the Territory from liability and do the
incidental printing, looking only to the gov
ernment of the United States for compensa-
ton therefor.
Sanders offered an amendment to G. G. r.
No. 2, to strike out the words land such 9TH
er matters as may be incidental thereto"
Adopted. Referred to Committee on print
ing.
Sanders. by leave, introduced H. c. R. No.
g. 1st. Providing that all the Indebtedness
of the Territory, the counties and municipal
tiles thereof, shall be paid according to con-
tract and the Territory will enforce such pay
ment by appropriate legislation. I'd. That in
consideration of the exceptional condition of
Missoula county, the Ways and Means Com
mittee be requested to inquire if the public
interests will not justify some assistance by
the Territory to that county, and if they will,
to devise the method by which it can be most
effectually secured. Adopted.
On motion of Beach, Messrs. Beach, Mood
and Boardman were appointed a committee
on mileage
Adjourned.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23

THE Democratic organ laments the stub.
srness of Republican Federal officers in re-
We it advertising, and for discrim.
ssavor of the HERALD at an ad-
I Z, ice above what it is willing to sell
4 sss s, ind useless columns of space. Bless
4 u lsopA Aisticated and superanuated old
DqF everybody know-even those in
orifr 700 miles away-that advertising
III III pendent at half the rate charged
4 of N izssALD is double what it is worth,
md iIsas fourth the rate, or no rate at all
n ae tsga sster, is money wasted and adver-
"A Essag ibssa@n away? 1t is fact that not
s'ssqsa slss Independent will presume to dispute
= ss sAe IlzssALD does all government advertis-
y u. llgitsh considerable less than that allowed
sea for legal advertising by ''official
n M Montana under the Compulsory
lApliag law. This matter has been cares
sally iNyss gated, and the truth of what we
eay canllng Ae controverted or gainsaid.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23
LEGISLATIVE PRINTING.

Offers to execute all printing Of an Incl
dental nature required and ordered by the
Legislature have been submitted both by the
HERALD and Independent to the Council and
House. The HERALD's proposition releases,
absolutely, the Territory from any and all
liability for such work. That of the Iaadepen
dent is so conditionaly worded as under the
Compulsory Printing law to give Messrs. Ker-
ley. McQuald s. Lacroix legal standing to
collect in full from the Territory what
ever amount the printing ordered by the
Legislature may fairly come to. OF course
the HERALD, of the two establishments, is
much the best equipped and prepared to per-
form the work with dispatch and satisfaction
to the Legislature, but this consideration is
expected to cut no figure in the action of the
Assembly. The HERALD expects to be call
ed upon to do the work in one contingency
only-that the Independent fails to amend its
offer and release the Territory from all liabil-
ity as absolutely as does the HERALD Both
branches of the Assembly are Democratic,
and other conditions being equal, they will
naturally be influenced by party considerations
or bias to bestow whatever patronage they can
control upon party favorites. The Assembly,
however, will hardly presume to bind the
Territory to pay considerable amount OF
money for work which the HERALD positive
ly exempts the Territory from paying, even
if by such an act it could infuse new life
and inject revivifying force into print
which answers in an Indifferent way the
double purpose of court journal and party
organ.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23
COUNCIL-FOurth Day.
MORNING SESSION.
on mileage.
Adjourned.

MORNING SESSION.
Council met; President in the chair; prayer
by the chaplain.
The Chief Clerk read the combinations OF
the following Notaries Public:
Deer Lodge.-Henry s. Reed, John c. c.
Thornton, Francis R. Bill, John R. Quigley,
J. NJ. Merrill, James r. Clark, Caleb E.
Irvine, Thomas T. Baker, John c. Robinson,
s. Cameron, 1. I. Lewis, Patrick Talent, G. S.
Warren, E. B. Waterbury, J. B. Wilcox.
Lewis and Clarke-J. X Beidler, H. Ad-
doms, B. R. Dittes, F. P. Sterling, w. E.
Cullen, A. M. Voolfolk, w.. T. Mcfarland,
E. w. Knight, W. F. Chadwick, Geo. F.
Marsh, Geo. B. Foote, Richard Jockey, G. O.
Ewing, ]. L. Root, l. M. Swartz, A. ]. Smith,
F. G. Heldt, VIM. Chumasero, E. D. Rhey,
l. B. Porter, B. F. Marsh, T. H. Klein
schmidt
Custer County.-Alex Carmichael, G. N.
Smith, A. P. Warren.
Missoula County.-Frank P. Woody
Gallatin County-Peter Koch, Michael
Hanley.
Jefferson County.-J. G. Sanders, J. R.
Weston.
Madison Co.-A. Purdam
Meagher COL. Rotwitt, w. Gaddis.
Choteau Co... A. Kanouse.
Dawson Co-.Thos. j. Mitchell
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Hyde to incorporate the town of Butte.
Hotter relative to limitations.
Hickman to amend section 286 of the
criminal practice act.
Gillette for the compensation of Kerley,
McQuaid & LaCroix.
Gillette to provide for the licensing of
commercial Travellers
Parberry offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
RESOLVED, By the Council, the House con-
curing, that the Judiciary committee and the
committee of Ways and Means of each body
be directed and authorized to employ addi-
tional clerks, not exceeding three in each
body, whose duties shall be to assist the chief
clerks, engrossing and enrolling clerk and
the various committees of the two Houses,
and perform such other duties as may be
assigned them by the said committees.
The Council passed finally H. C. r. REL
alive to the bonded debt of Missoula county.
Passed finally H. J. X. No. l.. legalizing
the action of the Governor in appointing
officers for Custer county and lagalizing the
late election held there.
Ives reported the printing of standing CON-
mittees report adopted.
After an executive session the Council ad-
journed till 2 p. m. .s-...@...
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Hickman gave notice of bill to amend
section relative to licences.
After an executive session, Hays. from the
Committee on Joint Rules, made report.
Adopted.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23

Col. SCHUYLER, sent by Gen. Crook to in
vestigate the Chyenne affair at Camp Robin
son, reports the casualties as follows: SOL
diers killed. 5: wounded, Z. Indians captured,
II; killed, 49, Among the latter killed were
several women and children, who were in
the escaping crowd, and were unintentionally
shot
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-23
COUNCIL-Fifth bay,
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION
Kennon from Ways and Means reported
reference of Governors message as follows:
Territorial Indebtedness, interest and asses
sors to Ways and Means.
Fees of county officers to Judiciary.
The maintenance of convicts and insane
to Federal Relations.
Treatment and medical attendance of in.
sane to Internal improvements
Common school system to Education and
Labor.
ApportiOnnlent, election laws and Custer
county to Elections.
Probate act and limitations to Judiciary.