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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-21

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Wanted-Cook. .....
NotlcG--Mill Men.
.LOst-GOll SpectaCleS. =.
q, l.. Cmnmer-Attorney at Law.
ProclAmation-A c. Egcrter-[head OF
local,
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,rd,ss,iion and sick headache will yield
g SS5lIy y %sFFsfe s'''s Kidney and h''''
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PROCLAMATION.

10 hc Citi;cm Of W'hdia0'
Invlew Of IhCgra calamity that has bCiallen our
country by the death VI our worthy and much be-
loved President and In obedience 10 joint resO'
luton passed by your city Council, requesting II
mass meeting Of the citizens 10 give expression 10
their feeling Now, therefore, | respectfully Rsk
O'clock THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 1t the
Capitol Square, ~ adopt resolutions and take such
lifnGr action w. may III expressive VI your feelings
" grief upon NJ lllnQlIiAblU MI secession.
Eegl A. e. EGERrER, Mayor.
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upLAoK.pRAyoAt" make. ohilb
and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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GIre GttelliIgenter,
New Advertisements.

ONCE, Nov. 20 nnd ~ Fourteenth street
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roi ,nl, by Logon 60
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ClIICAau, September 20.-The Govern.
ment and city offices are being iraped
this morning, and will he closed when the
Governor and National authorities agree
upon the day for that purpose, The btsi-
ness houses are last assuming the sombte.
ness Of mourning. Down town the dis.
play Of Grape Is almost universal Flags
hte' flying at halfmast on public and pri.
vate buildings, and are In the harbOrl In
the streets lCaling 10 the suburbs evidences
Of EOtruw arc seen on many houses, and
appear In most unexpected places. II IA
expected that business will be entirely sus.
pended on the day Of the funeral.
THE CITIES or GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, September iO.-A dispatch from
glasgow says; Tho death 81 President
Garfield IL the only topic Of conversation
on exchange here, The flags Of public and
private buildings and Of the great Ameri.
can llnes are at half mast, Similar mani.
iestatiOns OF sorrow are reported from Pres.
ton, Dundee, Cardiff and elsewhere. The
interest taken by the working classes, the
wny in which they gathered around the
plaCarded announcements In the streets 81
great Lancashire towns, with expressions al
sympathy, being especially noticeable,
viRdISIA's,cArrAk
RtcirNoSp, September 2O.--The. intelll.
gence OF the demise Of the President was
received here with the proioundest sorrow
and excitea a feeling Of Cbo deepest sym,
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CINCINNATI, o., September 9O.-The
sorrow Of all the people finds expression In
quiet demeanor on tho streets, IN the
draping Of business houses, public build.
ings and private residences in mourning.
Tie beauty Of the situation Il the absence
Of ostentation in the mourning, and the
presence Of profound, sincere, simple,
spontaneous, all.pervading sorrow. The
grief is deep, but not immOderate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-21

A LARGE amount Of interesting local mt
ter Is nnavOidRbly crowded out OF this morn
ing's paper by the press Of matter concerning
the Presidents death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-21

A LARGE excursion from Cleveland and
way points came in on the G., T. V. * ".
road yesterday ut O'Clock and returned last
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-01

he court holds ito o..
'iustsin conviction for assss4e>
armed. Winkler, J,-Mr. JusW,.>>
sents. a..
Fricke VS. tho state; from Gudslupo county.
Judgment Nas rendered Juue 9.h, and All
motion for now trial filed and overrul,d same
day, notice of appeal given, and recogniz
ance entered into. Second motion for nav
trial was tiled next day, and county attorney
moved TO oismlss tuis last, on tho ground
that tho appesl busted uri.dic,ion. The
court did not act on tho county attorneys
motion, but on the 18th, the defeuds,,
having dismissed his appeal, the cour,
granted HIN nov trial, md the county nj
torney had 4 transcript sent up TO SAis ccuu
asking an sfhrmance. Held. that the second
motion OF defendant was fod In time. and
tho court being ss,isa d that itius,ice had
been done, had q right TO grant n new trial.
Appeal dismissed. Hurt, j.
Boat 'ick W the state; from Colorado
county. A proper predicate being laid. Il /.
not required that tho question duo 10 Tho i'm.
peAching witness should DO ia words IN.
same ~ that put to tho witness sought Ia be
imprisoned, Nn 10 german and covers the
point ~ ISSUE The detention of n wi,Acss
~ nome whose evidence was msterisl and
probably true, by = sick child being sili,ms.
lively shown, the defendant should have bo n
granted continuance. Affidavit that ,hq
atiant saw the prosecuting witness immedi,
ase'y after tho verdict clip sum OF money
into the hands ofN witness who ,es,aed i,
The 'ncu'pstory facts, no. being explained o,
disputed, established a u.picious proceeding
for which new trial should have bee,
grated. Hurt, ]. WV
Harper 70 THE stasc from Camp county
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Abreast Win the y,mes

This is absolutely true Of NJ. Strickland
Il Co, of Galveston. Thm - printing es.
tsblisbmcnt and bindery is complete in every
particular, with all tho la,c improvements
a.d sIyes in type and other material, and the
lib, graphing branch is par excellence. 1t
cannot be surpassed even IN the metropolis,
tan cities Of tho east. With skilled work.
mon and all The facilities and appliances for
the rapid execution of work in their limo of
the mos, superior Quality, ard ut prices as
cheap rs anywhere in the Union, they are
prepared to I'LL AL ord 'rs from carte de
visiIo To n mammoth poster, and to lhto-
graph anything from the ,iniest rosebud 10 .
and scsae view of Texas, So, ps,runizt
hem aad keep your money in Texas.
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The Confederation Of an accomplish upon
matters testified 10 by him that has no ten
dency 70 connect the accused with the
ohense, 10 not such ccrrobora'ion as
the law requires he must 90
corroborsted upon bisevideDce which con~
meets the accused with the crime. The re.
cords Of the court in the trial and acqult'al
of the party VIII SO evidence raises the suspl-
cion Of his completely in the crime, Is not
competent evidence for the state, the accused
bei no party to that prosecution. Reversed
and remanded. Hurt, j.
Hill vs. the state; from Fort Bend county.
After one of number of jurors on murder
trial has been passed upoa and accepted by
bv the parties, but before the jury was COM
pletd, he r, celved Information that one OF
bis children WAS seriously i'll, and the judge
of mis- own motion without the consent OF
the defendsn', excused. him. While this
procp, ding was not correct or authorized,
this court dos not hoid that in this parlicu>
lar care it 10 cause for REVERSE. Charge OF
tho court upon justiiiable h. micide in de-
fen.e of person or ~ Operty. that ,onfuses or
confounds Arts., $40 and 572 Of the penal
code, is cause for reversal. Reversed and
remsDded Hurt, j,
Irwin VS. the state from TArrant county.
Asa matter of defense the accused pleaded
insanity, and the evidences tending to show
that at the lime of the commission OF the
olf,nso the accused WAS laboring under an
attack of ..delirium tremens, the court erred
in rot presenting the law applicable TO the
case IA made BY such evidence. Such error
calls for reversal and remand, and such IL
the disposition OF the appeal. Hurt, j.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-01

WHY Will You WHO AM SUFFERING IIrsl-
Ark LoNGnt'-ihe days Ut heal,h,ul iifenre
golden, and they aio ceas l,ssl, alippiny rom
You. You 10 mot afford to doub'. IL IL folly
70 delay longer To 4 cept these isc,s end profit
by them, summons Liver Regulator Is 40
sNlplc aud II 'rmlesa, aud yet 1t has ptoyen It,
seii sovereign remedy Tor dyspepsia, COS
tyonc.s, sick headache, bilious colir. snur
sto nch, ,iNrrtwa, bdiousness and olhe- Ike,
evils Of dlsoidrlcd liver an stomach How
eau we Had words adequate 10 cmhndy ,hrsr
mcte, They cApnut he tun often reiterated nm
VI ihty h'vt carried convict II To every
household In the mnd3 Icy Al. The nrst VIII
bc sausr ctory,
"l q ri lhsvo used simmons Liver Rrru.
lainr In my Emily fp, u number of years In,
sick hesuache, hi 1 u nc.s AL N,r com.
ralnts with great satisfaction,
H. \. TlGNER -
white sulphur Springs, Ga Nov, 10, 1870,
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NOTICE.

Having been appointed administrator Of
hereby giveo 70 oil parties having claims
a.gainV said estate, to pre,ent them to the nn'
ders,gned, Those indebted, please come Tor
ward and settle the same.
w. j. HALSt LII,
VIII Administrator.
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IRISH NATIONAL
l. AND LEAGUE
Grand Fourth Of July Celebration

Grand Fourth OF July Celebration
BY the Dallas Branch of the Land League, at
shady View Park, Dallas, Tex. To be given
under the patronage OF the folio wing We'll
known ciizeus:
DR. w Crawdus, Hon DIN Wellborn.
Hon John IlelIy Brown, Ju ge H Rarkt dale,
Gen w l. Cabell, Col W W Leake,
X V TompkiDs, So Adams,
j keStby, Jules Schu. ider,
j. uO'CJnoor, David Thompson.
W A Rodgers, 4 l. Mnrsalts,
Thos Walker, j NJ S'emm0ns,
w q Ste rttt, Leopold hohny,
Juhn Elliott, FIaHcs II rich,
j { BOgel, j Is IL rei0ri,
V w Cl yeland, Geo NJ Swink,
DIR 1. h Lock, Eugene Lew,
Jesse !, fadgit, i,rE NJ rillman,
j. " KNEE Nv, W W You T.
Gso Y Dex er, l. Meyers Connor,
hisenlohr, Louis Reicheusteln,
I Gll, A Campbell,
I II Settle heury ahn,
! ,peran, j Ba uch,
. hCrawiord, Jud ,njohn j Good.
JuIS' Alex Whlte, JuEGeJ MThurmoLd,
Judge A b Norton, ,Xron Nj Cochran,
Alex Sanger, IN Howart,
L. .euuaIui Barnet GiObs,
W bail, A fred Davis,
" k1-NNrs, Edwin Smith,
Ed ! Cannon W G. tonLur,
Rob- Ogden, W IL Lea mon,
L Pi0uls, i NJ Kahn,
I flliou, NV Weub,
W Brtlerton, tha- o Wood,
Jnhn L Trezevant, JIG Carter
w } KEEL r, TT M,Ennis,
W IL Fat erson, n 4 CrsddUck,
Frank u Moore, CEtee,
Jas Jroney, Mike Roe,
Il Z ii arfv, W Thomson,
lsadrre Freebefg, ] ) Witwer,
+ rank DeStaianG, by S nagsn,
w J. Kpin, w &c uIi,
Dick Flanagan, and many Others.
rRGGRAMnE.
Music by brass aud string bands during day
ana night Ex re So begin al 10 O'Clock Il
IN with reading DeClsra ion of lndepen ence
by Hon JOho He ~ Brown, 10 beioIoWed BY
IN All ~ by e,-GOv. hubbard adjress ON
thr land war In Ireland uy Rev. Jas. l. Van
ston Speeches wiz ais brdelvered 10y Hon.
q in Welibnrn, Judg, II. Barksdale, IL. h
.owart and others
Amusemrnis during the day will IN MS fol-
lows; usn ing on the pla' rm, elk racing,
hurdle Junhiug, climb! ggieasi uOle crOa, et :,
arHhery and othe athletic and liel poris
conclude with u grand display of fire
works ana grand ba NJ night AdmlssiOn
during the day % cents, at night accents
Reduced ri es on all lros dis frPn all sur
ro"n l towns All IL. der the arrangement
q he president and ecutive 3mmittce of
Dallas Laud League. PositivelNo Improper
characters admitted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-01

A frstc|sss Phac,on, cost $3.50; will sell
At 500. A trst-clsss Buck Board $40, A
drst'c'ass Piano Box Buggy nj $50. Buggy
and Spring Wagon Pcl,s from So to So,
e~g, snd Phaeton Tops fom Si2 10 $50.
Annshnn Rst,lers nj 20 cent? Bugs,es,
Cairiage~snd Wagons repaired 10 fi.s, class
ttyle, ii pr'os 10 suit tho ,imes. All work
warranted. WA, Ioxu.
INV 40 Cnnmnfra sitnot
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Al $1,000 PER ACRE.

~ acres exec lent lands; $50 acres In Gu tva-
ob ! ~ acres In pas nre. An ind ,nce Of
nuhur pecan 'ree a never falling spriop nj
exc 'ient water most advantage ,Sslr 81, ma
Ell; small orchard OF the bn.st imnrnved
peac trees. ialr, but substantial d telling.
avery ueslrbb este pleasant and hea tIS
n mas m, romantic: also out houses, a nne
oa'h Wo good tenant houses; good sub
stahtiaI r'ti fencing and pa' kpn lots,
any p rsoh desiring lager tract can GET
auJplhlhS ,auus ON Very !. asnnab'e terms.
VIII ELL a'y sizs tract from 10 an,es nm
ca II or part on time. "P'
ms ract t. pecd ia'ly adapted to wheat
Ual., gas and cotton, dsirying fattenlug /,
''e' i'ui' growing gardenin9 and fish raising.
no,,o ,.. JOHN ~ R1CKETr,
pai!as county, TeSa, Ju1c 10th, 1881.
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ENcurslOus icl.ass

WIN DO on Sale June iss, via tho Texas &
Pacific railway, at greatly REDUCED
RATES. Il. p. Turner. tickle, agent a,
Oallss, will take pleasure Ia giving lull and
reliable Information relative /, ratios, roulo,
etc, and will reserve sleeping car ber,hs IN
advance i. W. TnoMp.oS, JR.,
q. L. A. Marshall,
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Decisions OF tho ourt of Appeals

Gallagher vs.. the state; from Parker
county. IL ia not necessary that an indict.
mont for Illegal voting should allego tho
authority of the election, the authority of
the otli,ers or the names of the candidates
That the election was held and authorized
by law within aid for tho corporation Of
w." sufficiently states tho place Of voting;
ana thhl Tho vote was for city attorney anu
other officers" etc, sufli .ientIy shows for
what purpose the election WAS held. The
indictment should al'ege the particular dsa.
Dlllty, and this requirement is met by u
avermont that the accused had been 80
vcstd for tho crime of burglary
word convicted" has definite mos
law. and means that judpm"'
demna,inn has b.
Whit -
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a Card.

4 Card.
Mr.. William Frankinheimer, the Junior
member OF Pieifer l. Co., OF New York, has
Just arrived in the state, and will call upon
my old customers in my stead. l have been
so unfortunate rs to be confined to my bed
for several weeks, and will be unable TO make
trip for some weeks 10 come. trust my
friends will hold their orders for Mr. Frank.
iphemer, and extend 10 him the courtesies
they have heretofore given me.
j. ID. CRAWFORD,
With Pfeifer & Co., New York.
DALLAS, June 81, ISL.
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porr,,, oo,,,, m,
b. ..In",;nn . ~ ~, in'
shohaIIs' o ~ w, y, uo W.
~" w.. VI iuo s'a U ~
! d" ao ,5s,,'ven my ana ,h
'oh o "p'nu'"s upon 'us
-,' mn ,",". ns " s, ~
-. Wv, ,ss e''1enoe oii,reu
A 80, fS c.n.",,n ~ =, = . pupi'o
av n,,,,; oIp Su,ts, " !. w.tnln
anI ~, u"''o'' !. y p',uis
" u "" "' ,h .oh'r nl'',.
tho " na,,i,,,0,a '' - oPp's''e
act of n d,"s, !; "a .n,, no ,,
,hs dr.,, aas - % .,' o on, l,''e.s
WV nnus WV" p NV, tane' , nnu
,rdo 10 n,o o', ,hn o. 'us'
of thu o 1 nro,0 Wv ,h u'e ouI
Hnent IN sns Io,n ,ha va.
nould hsva haan nr. o ~
ur s'"''Vu'
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.Ou RTs.
ms, OF CO.. an .ssstoners Of Ar
peais In "COnsemt" Cases.

RCobS SVnS~
Isaac Tsy lor, admir-, vs. Barron ct al; fr' m
McLernan county. Appelltes sued bel'w
a heirs .. law of thoir mother to recover her
community interest in the land patented 10
their father, assignee Of plaintiff in error
and M. j. Barron, being the ancestors Sec
opd wife, as administrators, and the children
of second marriage and ,thers were made
parties defendant. Original petition alleged
seizure and d attn of plaintiffs ancestor,
heirship. entry and claim Of defendants, ana
prayer for partition. Defendants In possess
ION answered, purchase in good falth Tor
value. denied e,fnmuoity interest Of the iirst
marriage, and lsverred that If such WAS the
uunity In crest, the ancestor had sold
erty and applied the proceeds TO
,pity debts, Amended petition set
there were no debts against the first
O. and that the ancestor had disposed
amounts Of tirst community property
hot wife, that his estate was
{, that there remains Jus ID not
o satisfy their individual halt in'er'
V,rcict fund Tor plaintiff; all the
controversy not sold by the anc, stor
iendsnts that tho ancestor had sOld
q than his interest and what was nect's
ITO pay community debts, and for the
defendants, who claimed under deeds from
The ancestor Hdl That tho pleadngs
warranted the verdict. o. elton that YER.
dict and judgment are uuc1rtain, not we'll
taken. q iinan j.
Alex nJer ~ Baauchamp Va Mulhsll u
Scaling;trom Ellis county. Neither pleadl
ing or process rs required by our statute in
FILTRATION cases L. is competent for tie
rties o an arbitration to waive the ante
dent filing of .hp ,redmout, by expressly
;iding for It's ing with the award, with
irther agreement n tschpg sl tho qualities
OF ststut Ty:sward. Substantial compliance
with statute is All that is required. An an
swer filed which lays nosuilitient basis will
not admit the introduction of supporting
evidence. ! further pleadings W re refused
to warrant thi, court 10 exam ming tn, m
the specific acts OF misconduct on part of the
nr0iLi ators must DO shown, or that the plead
ings were fl red in duo time. In the sb
sence of a statement of facts this court must
prceums that necessary proof was made to
support tho judgment. Affirmed. Quiz
nan, j..
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Edwin q, Hurts

hoe, shoes, In ladies' misses and childrcp's
iscs, for salc nj B'ankcnship Il Blskos much
below the regular prize.
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For 20 cents 20 can get better meal,
better cooked, than al any ilrs,.clsss hotel
the state.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-12-28
A HOLIDAY SKETCH.
BY MRS J.. e. G.

Mrs. Roberts was cross. She was out Of
hnmor with herself and everybody else-and
it was New Years eve.
Il don't see, for my part, 'she broke forth,
impatienlly, ..how people find time or heart
to frolicsand observe holidays? Itfrets me to
see grown-up men and women, who ought to
know something about the cares and solemn
responsibilities Of life, acting like silly child
rem. What is Christmas and New Year
more than any other time, when one takes q
sober view of the matter 2"
"Mamina, wasn't our Savior born on
Christmas day?" asked Fanny's timid voice.
'Child, keep still you're always bother
ing newell, il it were true, there is all the
more scandal in making a frolic of it."
mamma, why don't Santa Claus come
down our chimney 2"
walter, Will You keep still ? There is no
such creature as Santa Claus. You're too
old TO believe that ridiculous fable
won't W. hang up our stockings ~ asked
Fanny.
you children will be the death Of me ]!
Your heads have been SO crammed with
nonsense by your Aunt Ellen, that / am
afraid that you will never get rid of it. Get
ready for bed You are rs silly as though
you had never been trained to more sensible
things
They were sober little faces that were
raised TO kiss papa and mamm goodnight.
Mrs. Roberts was 8 notable housekeeper,
and 20 tar AZ the physical needs Of the child
rem were concerned, was i careful mother.
Three little ones claimed her love and mater
nal care. The mothers hands were certain
ly full, however, admirable might be her fac
ulty of accomplishing with speed the work
SET for her 10 do. All IL was not surprising
that she should sometimes wear a haggard,
anxious look or that shr should be as she
now expressed 1t, worried to death e.
zone would think" she said, peeYishly, TO
her husband, that New Year Game but once
in 4 life time, instead Of once 8 year. Every
body il going crazy Tonight, as if there were
never TO be another New Year"
Il suppose you have minee pies for to-
morrow haven't you p be asked.
YES" she answered cnrtIIy, 81 have
mince pies and . turkey, and | am tired to
death cooking and fixing for To morrow. But
4 knew You would not be satisfied if I hadn't;
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-12-28

the Belt range rises in shapeless masses 70
extraordinary heights, the peaks of the
Craggy mountains which stand sentinel watch
over the thousands OF miles of rolling plains
beyond. Westward, near by but far beneath
the Missouri river, the sGreat Mother of
Floods" burst forth from the prison hills into
which it plnnges at the confluence Of the
Madison, Jefferson and Galla,in, and mean
d5rs through a magnificent valley, which
bears the same name, grooming under its
weight of agricultiye homes and is lost again
among the mountains so miles away, to
emerge no more until the mountains are left
behind and plunge over the great falls ere it
ripples by Benton-the future great city of
Northern Montana-3O miles further on,
while to the east at the foot OF the colossal
mountain range lies Smith River Valley, as
green and lovely q spot as the summers sun
ever looked down lpon. Aside from being
4 health and pleasure resort, the village OF
| White Sulphur Springs promises to make one
of the most thriving towns in the country.
The fertile valley surrounding affords facili-
ties for supporting 3 large agricultural popu-
lation. The one hundred thousand head of
sheep grazing within sight the year around,
to say nothing of the herds of cattle and
horses, give an assurance of 8 large local
revenue. Besides this it is the county seat
Of Meagher county, and from Its geographic
Cal advantages is destined to become its chief
centre of commerce. The low passes and
-.x~~,I -,,,,, ~,oIo xo-AI rc,,t1 oaof and
west are such as will guarantee it a large
share of the trade OF the Missouri, Shields
River, Musselshell and Judith valleys at no
distant day. It is seventy-fve miles East OF
Helena. seventy miles north of Boz7man and
ninety-fve miles south of Fort Benton. re
has a daily mail to Helena and o tri-weekly
line to Benton and to It. Maginnis via the
Judith valley. Il has two hotels, two stores,
shoe-shop, three stables, three saloons, two
blacksmith shops, q meat market in and q
feed store. 1t isthe home of the Rock Noun
tain H~asb0ndman, the only agricultural
newspaper printed in Montana. This Jour
nal is an able representative of the agricul-
tural stock and wool growing interest Of the
great Northwest and is under the manage
ment of a practical farmer and stock grower
Of Is years residence in the Territory. The
town may properly date its existence from
June, 1880, no lots having been placed upon
the market previous to that date; but it is
growing and fourishing as no agricultural
village. east, west, north or south ever did be-
fore and bids fair to obtain commercial i'm
portance. Until there is far greater extern
sion of railroads in the Territory, like most
of Eastern Montana, it will draw its supplies
| via the river route and Benton.