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vi" fAESA BEEF. MUTTON AND
BEEF CATTLE.

oFFIcF PuRcHAsING AND DEpor c. 81
HELENA. n r., March IL. lsTet
Cr EM.ED PROPOSALS, in dupliea,e with
~ a copy Of this advertisement a:farhei viii
pe recelVeit at this Office until Il O'Clock nom
April 10 1873, for furnishing the Fresh Reef on,
the block required by The Sub-isiepce nensrf.
ment; u 5. Army. at Forts shaw, Els. Hem
lon; Logan, Missouia, Custer and Keopk M r.
anu ut Fort Assinaboine (new post a., Reavay
t srsefk, near Milk River ~. T.,) diving The
Iweive months, commencing July i. 1870 my
Separate proposals, in duplicate, will he -.
ceiVed al the same time for fttrpjshinr to III.
ouosisiehce Department at the posts NAMED snrh
roposals, in duplicate, are also invited for
IurnishinS such Numbers of good, ia: beef ca.tle
on me moot as may be required to suDply ems
Unions from Inc posts above named
Inc Acting Assistant tomn,issary of Snhs;
fence IT each ef The posts named (except Fort
AAsslnaDoihe) VIII also receive and apen hid. IN
me Gay and at the hour mentioned al,,ye for tba
tresh peet, mutton and beef cattle reauired fnr
!, The bids will be received subject to tn. condi.
Ions, copies Of which AID of blank forms far
can be obtained by application To tba
inasfsisned, or to the a. &. c. s al any Of the |
'osts III which bids are received
10 j. +. WESTON,
Sap'ain and L. s., U. S. A.
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Report OF the Reno Court OF Inouiry.

Inc report OF the Reno court of inquiry
after giving history of events immedi.
ately preceding tls battle of the Little Bio
Horn and the part taken by Major Reno's
command in the fight, says the conduct of
the officers throughout was excellent. and
while the conduct of the subordinates in
some instances did more for the safety of
the command by brilliant displays of cour-
age than did Major Reno, there was moth
ing in his conduct which requires aninad-
version from this court. 1t is the conclu-
sion OF the court, in view of all the facts
IN evidence, that no further proceedings
are necessary in this case, and it expresses
this opinion in compliance with the con-
GLIDING clause of the order converting the
court. Gen. Sherman and Secretary MIC
Creqry indorse the finding.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

Revolutionary Successes in the Cele.
ttal Empire.
San Francisco. March 2l.--The steame,
City of Peking brings five hundred and
seventy-seyen Chinamen.
Advices from Hong Kong to February
22nd, and Shanghai 2:st. reports continu-
ance OF Ii Ynng Choi's successes in Tom
quin. Allowing for exaggeration. his
prowess seems remarkable. and his person.
al sway over the inhabitants unprecedent-
cd. Wherever he moves, volunteers flock
to his standard. Every expedition against
him under the Chinese officials has failed.
It Is now rams.cd that his designs are
more far-reacb.ng than at first announced
since iac l,r already reached a point Of
strength and influence more than sufficient
to secure the fulfiilment Of his original
plans. The Hakka rebellion in Hainan i
vels unquelled. Ultimately they must yidd
Dr Be exterminated, but their resistaspe
tlns far Is desperate.
Thu rapid development Of the vernacuhr
'ress ut Shanghai and Hong Kong excies
ltsppears resolved to riyal tllti
Il Japan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
The Widow divers 0uit.

Washington. March 1.-THE case OF
Mary 5. Oliver against Hon. Simon Cam
eron for $4,000 damages for breach of
promise OF marriage. came up in the Cir
cult Court to-day. Tie plaintiff testified
that in 1875 Cameron proposed marriage
TO her and she accepted. Three letters
from Cameron were submitted, one of them
closing with the sentence. ''You will be
my Wife" Cameron did not come to the
house where she lived, as he said the peo-
pie there did not like it. She saw him quite
often in this city. lie would come from
Harrisburg aboat~once in every two weeks
until Congress met, and then she would
see him at the committee room. There
we're improper privileges taken with her
by Cameron during the existence of the
Adjourned. |
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
A Ninety Thousand Dollar Gotten
Hill Destroyed.
Me,npbis Marcl, -

Memphis, March ga storm Of the
seyerest nature swept over Memphis just
after midnight. 1t came from the south
west, and continued for three hours. Dur
Ing Its progress lightning struck the Menu
piiis Cotton and Wooden Mills. situated In
the southern portion Of the city, which
were entirely consumed. The mills were
valued st ~, 900, and employed . force OF
la5 men. who arr thrown out OF employ
lnent. INSURANCE.. 10000.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
The Presidents Message.

Washington. March 19.-Ihe follow no
is the Presidents message:
fstto,c-citisens ofthe Senate and House OF
Representatives
Failure of the last Congress to make re-
quisite appropriation for Legislative and ju-
dia9l purposes. for tine expenses of the
several executive departments of the gov
eminent. and for the support of the army.
has MISE it necessary to call special ses-
sion OF the forty-sixth Congress. Esti-
mates of the appropriations needed, which
were sent to Congress by the Secretary of
the Treasury al the opening of the last
session, are renewed and herewith trans
mitted to both the Senate and House of
Representatives. Regretting the existence
Of an emergency which requires special
session of Congress at time when it is
The general judgement of the country that
The public welfare will be best PROMPTED
~ permanency in our legislation and by
)eace and rest, commend these few me-
'sfary measures to your considerate atten-
ion.
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
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RoweSl Gets the Eelt.

New York. March 2i-OLeary delivered
the belt TO ROwell. but has not received
lowed to take the belt from England.
Rowell sails OH Wednesday next for Eng
land. The next contest for the Ashley belt is
to take place in London, commencing June
lG. Articles disagreement were signed YES
feialay between Rowell and Ennis, the lat
terdcpoSi,ing flG0 with Atkinson. Astley's
represen alive. Tic match is subject to the
same conditions rs those governing the re-
cent contest. and the belt to be held by the
winner ON same terms and conditions as
now.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

The following are the new mail routes
established in Eastern Montana.
From Martinsdale, via Coulson, to Fort
Custer
From Custer, via Fort Mckinney and
Kawlins. to Fort Fettera,an, Wyoming.
From Miles City, to Deadwood. Dakota
From Fort Benton, via Marias. Coal
Banks, Daurhins, Cow Island, Clapeet
Carol, Clarke. Peck, Poplar Creek. and
Fort Union, to Buford.
From Miles City, to Green River CITY
Wyoming.
From Diamond City, via Martinsville.
Musseishell River, to Etchetah.
From Fort Custer, to Deadwood. Dako-
Ia.
From Bozeman, via National Park, to
Camp Brown, Wyoming.
From Fort Benton to Belknap.
From Martinsdale to Fort Benton
From Fort Custer, via Fort Assinaboine
o Fort Benton.
From Miles City to Fort Assinabolne
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4 "Priviieged'' Case.

Washington, March IS. = The Oliver
Cameron case was continued to-day. Mrs.
Oliver testified that, relying on the prom
Use of Cameron to marry her, she permit
ted him to have improper privileges with
her at his rooms in this city.
In a letter to Cameron Mrs. Oliver saws !:
II will accept $1,000 With the 81 eco nave
already received from you. and when YOU
give me $4,000 in my hand. then and there
and forever all claims of mine cease ap:iiust
YOU In another letter she says: 81 will
take $1,000 in addition to what has been
received, and a SIS per month position in
the Department"
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POSITION WANTED.

person of experience desires to obtain , M.
sition as leading singer in an operaiic or bur-
lesaue concert troupe or in a church choir Has
enjoyed many years Of practical experiences. and
can sing chursh tunes, comic SONGS ana; o,erat;c
gems on the same key and without the least an
parent change in HE tone of his yoiae. Salary
no OBJECT SO long a an abundant opportunity is
''oraea Tor the use Of his lungs. :, Publications.
must ne male III person 10 the ''de,iI', at tho
aVAST COURIER of.ice, where the musician can
De heard each week on prayer meeting nights
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
California Crop Pr,sueee,.

San Francisco. March 19.-The crop re-
ports received to-day from all parts of the
State are of the most flattering nature. with
the exception OF some places in the upper
portion of San joaquin valley and Los An
geles and San Bernairlino counties. The
late rains have been very beneficial, and
the prospect is for more than average crops
in the State at large.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

Nashville. March 2l.-The Senate, by a
small majority, adopted the bill to settle
the State debt a. 10 cents on the dollar and
4 per cent. interest. Subsequently Edward
Kelley. of New York, chairman of the
Bondholders' Committee, sent telegram.
refusing to accept less than GO cents and
six per cent. A settlement is row des-
paired of.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

Allentown (Pa.), March H.-There was
found this morning beneath the snow
which fell last night substance, in some
places halt an inch deep. strongly resem-
bling sulphur. 1t has the color and smell,
and a quantity of it scraped together and
set on fire burned rs rapidly, and emitted
the same fumes, as sulphur.
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Acquitted.

Deadwood, March l9.-The Jury in the
case of the Territory Us Clark, Travis and
Smith, charged with murder of Alex.
Frankenberg. at Lead City last January.
returned verdict this morning ofacquit-
tai. After hearing the verdict, Judge
Moody severely criticised the action of the
Jury and intimated very strongly that they
were controlled by corrupt influences.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
The Army Bill,

Washington. March l9.-Representative
Sparks will submit to the House. at the
first practical moment. the Army Appro-
priatiOn bill, and call for Immediate action.
The bill will be identical in provisions with
that passed with the last House. and which
failed of enactment in consequenca:of the
incorporation therein of clause prohibit
ing the presence of troops at the polls.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

New York, March 19.-Surrogate Col
vim. in concluding a very lengthy decision
in the Commodore Vanderbilt will case, says:
Il am of the opinion that the probate of
the will and codicil should in all things be
confirmed. and let a form of the deeis;on
or decree be presented for settlement and
signature on thirty days notice.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

Washington. March 17.-Congressman
Whitaker. of Oregon, arrived here at ten
O'Clock this morning, having made the
fastest time on record between San Fran
cisco and Washington. He kept his spec
ial train all tie way to Omaha, and then
took special train at Council Bluffs over
the Chicago. Burlington ard Quincy road,
running to Chicago. a distance of five hun
dred miles, in twelve hours and h:ls.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
Kearney Gets a Druhbinx.

San Francisco, March 2O.-Kearney is
stIlmpin. Southern California Tor the new
constitution. In his speeches he abuses
the people without stint. A dispatch from
Santa Ana says: To-day man who was
vilitied, after he got through speaking,
gave kearney an unmerciful beating.
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kilograms.
yeh. Chinam.n in lows.

Dubuque, March 20.--Even the three
Cinnamon who live in Dubuque can not
remain peaceably. Last night the resi-
dence. of Cha Kee was invaded by Sam
Lee, and the latter after stabbing the FORM
err in the head, robbed him of forty dol
lars. 81
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sorDrisetl 1t its RrevItv.

Washington, March 19.-The Presidents
message by its brevity excited surprise, and
its statement that the country needed
peaceful rest from legislation was received
with applause on the Republican side.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
A Mississ.ppi Tragedy.

Vicksburg, (Miss.) March l9.-Last
night shooting ARRAY occurred between
Captain w. F. Fitzgerald, Captain W. II.
Andrews and w. J.. Greene. Andrews and
Greene were killed almost instantly, and
Fitzgerald was dangerously wounded.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
A Great Speech I'm Preparation by
Senator Blaine.

Washington, March Ex-senator Blaine
is preparing an elaborate and extremely
powerful speech for delivery in the Senate
at some fitting opportunity during the
present session, in reply to Eastern cliti-
clsm on his advocacy OF the anti-Chinesc
Dill. He will support the positions taken
by him in the debates on that measure and
in his letter TO William Lloyd Garrison by
an overwhelming array OF arguments.
based on facts, precedents, and authorities,
many OF which will be found surprisingly
fresh even by Pacific coast readers, and
which. there is reason to hope. will kqve
most beneficial effect in further enlighten-
ing Eastern sentiment, for Blaine's utter
ances are sure to attract attention all over
the country, and he intends this time
alike to challenge refutation and guard
himself at every point against the posi-
Dility of successful rejoinder.
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Militia Called Out 10 Qnell |. Disturb

Montgomery. March H.-There was a
disturbance at Helena, Arkansas, yester-
day. growing out of difficulty between /,
white man and negro. 1t assumed such
proportions that the Governor ordered the
Birmingham rifles to the scene. Every
thing is now quiet.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
An international Race al Jerome
DapL

New York. March 2l.-The Herald to-
day says: If the probabilities are fulfilled.
as they seem in a fair way to be, jerome
Park will be the scene Of the most exciting
international race America has ever known.
The famous English colt, Peter. who has
never been beaten but once, and against
whom no English t,Tfinan would care to
wager except with enormous odds in his
favor. is expected to come over and run
mile and half against Kecn's Spendthrift.
who has never been beaten at all. Both
horses are under the management of men
vino mean business. and unless some pre-
vious accident to either animal prevents.
the race is sure to be run.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
Garden Citl MiilIinrs Purifier

The best in the world; took the first premium At
the Centennial also at the Paris Exposition.
Having secured the service, of Mr.. John
Locke, gentleman OF extended experience in
mo East In the manufacture of rev process
ho1r' we can NOW safely that we can, and
are now turning ont, better grade of -four than !
can ne maize BY any one else in the Territory.
we Keep constantly on hand ana fer sale or !
sAchange for wheat, the very best -four The
highest market price in cash raid for wbeat
+! US. GEO. l.. LEWIS.
March 20, 1879 10
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Fred. \. Wilson Is our duly authorized
AeenI 70 receive and receipt for any and
~ amounts due " on subscrinticr -
ether accounts. VI
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just the Trees for Montana.

All those wishing to plant fruit or orna-
mental trees. Towering sciir,ths, &C., &C.,
should not fail to see Van Born. Iashus &
Co. Willie they are in iIonl ma this COIN
in" Summer taking orders for next Fall
delivery. as they make hardy varieties IA
specially, and have the hardest fruits
known. They will deliver their orders
personally. and guarantee al trees in fine
order. We 'tfer hose wishing 10 buy to
their neighhors who bought of us last
Fall AMI Spring. as we have sold more
trees in Montana and given better satisfac-
ton than any other company. and we will
be able to give bett"r satisfaction and sell
cheaper than heret, ore.
VAN DORM, LASIIUS & CO.,
p. o. Box. 40. Ogden. Utah. |
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waryessaK for Alaska

San Francisco, March17.-The United
States corvette Alaska, which recently ar
rived from New York via Panama, has re-
ceived orders to go to Sitka. She will sail
as soon as she can take stores on board.
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Disastrous Prairie Fire.

st. Louis. March pa terrible prairie
fire recently occurred in Republic and
Cloud counties, Kansas. 1t extended over
an area of ten miles long and three miles
wisse Hn,i before IT, 1t is
large quantities of grain. farming i'm fSI BIZ
ments, Ray. and other property. The wind
was so high and the fire SO fierce and hot
that the inhabitants were obliged to take
refuge in underground l.abitations, One
lite is reported lost-Mrs. Borversox-who
was burned to death while attempting to
release some horses from burning stable.
several other persons were severely injur-
I'd. Loss, $4,000.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

WHEN WRITING TO Advertise,
please say yen saw the Aver. -
nAent IN this paper. Advertiser e
- k1pW when and where tn
vefeesoae1te are raV ls1g best.
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A Batch OF Ceunterfsiters Jagged.

Louisville, March 1S.-Twelve persons,
recently convicted of counterfeiting, were
to-day sentenced to various terms in the
penitentiary at Joliet, Illinois. BY the U. s.
Court of this district.
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PROPOSALS FOR BACON.
PURCHASING Oh ricx AND prpo, . r

\ VI AND DEPOT s.. C..
HELENA, NJ. r., March ~, 1879.
ISEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate vii,
NJ se received at this Office until II o,c,orh
noon, ApH ID, 1879, tor furnishing To tbs sub
slsIence department Z. s. ARMY 1t ths nos,s
named, the following quantities of Mon trns
! fort Logan, ~. T.......I 10 ON ,,o,,,,;.
4" Missonia II 'T;........'..-.. 3 600 .
g Sha' =. l..--.......... 20, 600 -
Su@"s ~. I.......... $500. Is O0o
The Bacon must be good and sonna ,ho-,,,,,.
~ cured, well salssd and smokei m,o'
trimmed ana put up in clean sucks ss.h ~ .,..y
IAN About one hundred pounds. IA ch.r ~ wi ~,
SACKS allowed Proposals will STATE 1h .., Ut
Per pound Tor side meat only. for side ~.
Jams and for the hog round. inclmIin" Ia, nno
parts assuming ali other
Proposals will be received for tho vh,,.
ny ny part ~ the quantities above stated The
macon Will be subject to inspec,iam he Ane
repiAnce, ana the total quantity accentaJ 49, ~.
nc 1eiversd on or before June lsf i5sp must Is
Nv. OF course, to BE- made at the difr.rer,
Proposals must he made on the blanks c,,,,,..
= =; w the purpose. These blanks can - 81
taineu on appiication to this Office. or fo The
u each military post In The District Il =
~ The right is reserved 10 reject .n~ y.
o.us, ana bidders are invited to BE- nrasent -
the opening Of the bids = P.SSent q
!, Lnvsiefes containing proposals shoul1 h.
sss9 Proposals for Bacon II FORT - Z. - d,
- SUPPRESSED to the undersigned.
10 !. r. WESTON.
~ Captain and e.
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NEW TODAY.
y MON MILL S
SPRING HILL, MONTANA.

The undersigned, proprietor of the Old Relia-
bic Union Mills. would respectfully announce to
lis patrons and The public generally that he has
mad this ''aiii ovcrhauietl and repaired, and has
2d tAfnpr theGSto rev machinery, among which is
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ROYAL eR6MpES
Absolutely Pure. M D


Pow
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
TIE AvANr CouaIE
ANN U AL
FOR 1879.


it contains, among other things, tweu
pages OF just such Information as Is q
sired about the farming. stock-growin
mining end other resources of Months
Three views Of Eastern Montana in b
pamphlet were engraved especially fort
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS:

NOTICES OF THE PRESS:
we know of no better or cheaper y
81 OBTAINING reliable information ab(
montana than the purchase of this Iii
voi,hne.-Butte Miner.
lis principal feature is the valuable inf
- furnished concerning the Terrific
IN general. and Eastern Montana in part
uiar. which is carefully and correctly col
Observation-Disclosures.
Inc commercial and other resources
Gal'atin Valley are fully explained in
concise and entertaining manner. and '
Inducements to immigrants are plain
stated Without exaggeration.-Benton%
II gives thoroughly accurate accoD
o. the present condition of GaIlatin Gov
", and great deal of information reS
ing 10 Montana. North West.
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"A large NJ
aiding res
)zeunan d
to be h
srners and
Tic 6caSO
that the
ual, until
October q
to constI
=
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CARGO OF CHINESE.

RUTHERFORD B. Hays,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-23

The constantly increasing circle of people
VINO believe that the mothers Of the children
ought 10 have something to say about and do
with the management OF the public chools has
received powerful auxiliary in the person OF
Rev. DR.. A. P. Peabody OF Hazard University.
AT the recent meeting Of the Social Science AS
soclation Prof. p. presented an interesting and
cogent argument for the voting Of women 10
scnool elections. He showed from experience
tne dement, OF separating school elections from
pontlcal elections, which he thought the partt
cipation OF women likely to bring about, and
advanced many considerations on account OF
Wnlcn IL Is wise TO allow to women their full
snare 10 the choice OF school boards: such as the
improved methods OF elementary education dis
covered by women, their better opportunities
Ior deilDerating upon educational matters. their
aDliity 10 make the school an extension OF
AOE-e, and tie importance OF their Judgment In
oeallng With girls, wholly reason Of the earlier
entrance OF boys into business life-form the
main body OF pupils IN continuous attendance.
The principle underlying Dr. Peabody's reason.
ing, or rather, perhaps, the end he has in View.
ID precisely the same as that which has led
many thoughtful persons here to advocate the
appointment OF women to the trusteeship OF
pubic schools In Washington. That the carry
Ing out OF this idea would vastly improve the
public school service hardly any one, we appre
memo, can seriously doubt. That 1t VIII ultf
mately De carried out, In some OF the most in
Celngent communities, at least, II not through
out the whole country, seems TO US eouaIlv
clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-23

Under the heading OF "a Big Mortgage Paid
on" an Iowa paper exultingly publishes the
TACT that "a thirteen million five hundred thou
saDd dollar mortgage has been paid Off by the
chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad. and
the satisfaction recorded IN Polk county" 1t
was paid of, very likely. oy the execution Of
announcer mortgage. for fifteen million, or some
tnlng Ia mat neighborhood,-thus leaving a
0stae margin ior the negotiators and as a dlvi-
oeno 10 stockhoiders. THANK heaven, that
debts paid" was the exclamation Of AN ,mna-
cunious English literary man every TINA no
could get creditor TO accept a note for the
amount OF running account. Western rail.
road financiering used TO be somewhat or the
same kind as this, and we are afraid some NJ
the companies haynt inaugurated any other
system YET.