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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-18
MikceIIaReOuS

Des MOines,. L. : The house
adopted resolution asking the
President to pardon Mason. The
senate adopted resolution defining
the prohibition amendment as pro-
hibiting the manufacture in the
state for sale of all intoxicating
liquors, including ale, wine and
beer. and to prohibit the selling Of
such liquors within the state. Both
houses adjourned sine die.
Denver, Col, 17.-Tribatne'S Lead
vile: A giant powder explosion in
the shaft house of the Big Mine in
California Gulch, blew the house to
pieces. Fortunately no one was in
the house at the time of the explo-
sion. 1t was plot to kill miners.
Petersboro, Ont. 1.-THE dwell
ing of Alfred Hills, burned. Three
children persisted.
ST. Paul. ia Fairbault special
saws: This afternoon fire attacked
the Carron House and pOstoffice, do
ing great damage, and was gotten
under control in three hours. Par
ticulars wanting.
St. Petersburg, lit = IS stated
that General SkobelOff, replying to
the Cars serious reprimand in re
lation to his speech in Paris,pleaded
in excuse, that he did not know
himself what he said.
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ROUSE.

Washington, 17.-The,Senate bill
was passed, extending the northern
boundary of the State of Nebraska.
Page asked unanimous consent
that private business be dispensed
with, and the House resumed con-
sideration Of the Chinese bill. prom
Using that he would call the pre-
vious question tomorrow. at 3
o'clock.
Rice objected.
Page then made motion to that
effect, but failed to obtain the
necessary two-thirds vote.
After dispoSing of a number of
private bills the Speaker laid before
the House a communication from
the secretary Of war, transmitting
the estimates of the number of per-
sons made destitute by the overflow
of the Mississippi River and tribu-
taries. The communication eSti-
mates the number of persons deSti-
tute at $4,000, as follows: Missouri.
2,2e0; Illinois, 1000; Kentucky,
500; Tennessee, 500; Mississippi,
5000; Arkansas, 1900; Louisiana,
$4,000. RationS distributed, $4,000.
The appropriation already made is
sufficient to purchase 100000 ratiOns
of substantial kind. The supply
is to be distributed in Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana about the
21st. No estimate can be made
of the time during which
necessity for congressional aid will
continue. No further demands are
expected from Illinois and
Kentucky, but from Missouri,
Tennessee, Arkansas and Mis-
sissippi the department has
information that the necessity for
subsistence will continue for a
period variously estimated at from
thirty to sixty days. The depart
ment has no information from
Louisiana, but it is thought it may
be placed in the same cat"g ~ as
Mississippi.
Dunnell, OF Mississippi. from the
committe on ways and means, re-
ported substitute for the bill to
amend the laws relating TO internal
revenue. Printed and recommltted
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By the Wholesale.

Dealers who are DESTROYS of lay
ing in full supply of clothing for
spring custom are referred 10 the
advertisement of L. Goldberg, who
has now on hand a special line of
Pants, Coats, Vests, Hats and Boots
for the trade. He is enabled by a
recent arrangement with Eastern
houses to furnish these goods at the
same terms freight added, that rule
with the manufacturers. A dealer
buying in a stock of clothes shout
be careful to secure the very best as
he cannot compete with rivals other
wise. Goldberg guarantees these
goods of the best make as an inspec-
ton of them will readily show. x
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San Francisco, 17.-CarsOn dis
patch: In the case of Albion Us. the
Richmond Mining Companies on
appeal, the Supreme Court to-day
decided the St George and Victoria
patents void, reversed the judgment
of the district court and remanded
the eases, with instructions to
the district court to enter a proper
judgment in favor of the plaintiffs
for all that portion of the lode
westerly Of the westerly end of the
TiptOp claim, and make the injunc-
ton against the defendants per-
peUual; judgment to be entered in
favor of the defendant for that por-
ton of the lode easterly of the west
End of the line of the Tiptop.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
FORTY SEVENTH CONGRESS
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 1.-THE Chair sub
mitted a joint resolution of the
Iowa legislature, asking Congress
to donate public lands to the states
and territories, which may provide
colleges for agriculture and the me
chanical arts; also that the state
may loan the fund derived from the
sales of real estate security.
The resolution of Brown against
the contraction of the currency by
the withdrawal of silver certificates
was referred to the finance commit
tee.
The post Office appropriation bill
was taken up, and the Senate, Al to
Is, passed an amendment restoring
the Thanking privilege. Several
amendments made on committee of
the whole, were concurred in by the
Senate.
Ferry opposed the ranking pro-
position. The first part of the
amendment. allowing the secretary
Of the Senate and clerk of the House
to use official envelopes, passed.
Call said members were entitled
to be relieved of the expense of
postage upon necessary cOrrespon-
dence. His correspondence was
from So to 81 week.
The proposition was then adopted
Al to Is. 1t allows congressman
to send through the mails, free, any
letter or package containing only
written or printed matter, not ex-
ceeding two ounces in weight.
Yeas-Aldrich, Allison, Anthony,
Beck, Blair, Brown, Call, Camden,
Cameron Pa), Davis CIV. Va }
Dawes, Fair, Frye, German,
GroOme, Hale, Hampton, Harris,
Harris, Hoar, Jackson, Jones,
Kellogg, Lapham, Logan, McGill
Malone, Miller On. y, Mitchell,
Morgan, Morrell, Plat, Pugh, Saw
yer, Sewell. Vance. Van Wyck, Voor.
hees, Waller, Williams, Window Al
Nays = COckrill, Coke, Conger
Davis, ILL.,; Farley, Ferry, George,
Howe, Col; Mcpherson, MaXey
Pendleton, Ransom, Salisbury
Sherman, Slater; Is.
Plump and Cameron of WiscOn
sin paired with Johnston and Vest
The bill then passed.
The fertilization appropriation
bill was reported by the apprOpria
tion5 committee and passed.
A resolution was adopted direct
ing the secretary of the navy tt
furnish such information as haC
been collected by the bureau of nav
igation relating to the problem OF
inter-oceanic communication by the
American Isthmus.
Sherman introduced a bill for
printing 10000 copies Of the memo
rial address on Garfield, delivered
by Blaine. with the proceedings on
that Occasion-10,000f for the Senate
and 10000 for the House. Referred
On motion of Plumb the House
joint resolution passed, granting the
use of camp equipages, tents, etc.
for the soldiers and sailors reunion
at Topeka, Kansas, and for the en-
campment of late troops, and OF
the Indiana soldiers. reunion at
Grand Island, Neb., and for the
encampment of the Grand Army OF
the Republic of Pennsylvania, at
Gettysburg.
The tariff commission bill was
then taken up and Pendleton briefly
discussed the subject.
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AEaVE AND BRAIN Diseases

nRE.C. VESTS NERVE AND brain
Treatment, a specific for Hysteris, Dig
dness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men,
tai Depression, Loss of Memory, Premature
Old Ace. caused by over-execion, over-indu /.
oenceS excuses or overwork of the brain
Which leads to Paralysis, decay and death,
one box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
a box, or six boxes for FIVE dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt OF price. We guaraH-
fee six boxes TO cure any case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom-
panied with FIVE dollars, we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment doe not effect cure.
Guarantees issued only by q. G. M. l. Drug
ore. Salt Lake City, Utah. Orders by m ali
ocular price, uolo
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snow Bound.

San Francisco, 1.-THE snow
blockade on the Central Pacific con-
tinues. Advices from Emigraut
Gap say the snow pillow with eight
engines has just cleared the road
between Truckee and Blue Canyon.
Two sections Of the west bound
emigrant with two pl0ws are stuck
between Alta and Blue Canyon, and
one section of the west bound pas
senger IS laying there. Still showing
wind, southwest.
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GarruIOus Guiteau.

Washington, 17.-Guiteau is max
ing $50 a week on the sale of
photographs and autographs, and
uses it in getting out his
book. He is rational on every
subject but stalwartism, but is
furious at the name of Cor
ham, and says those papers were all
abusing Garfield till Gods man
came to remove him. He is de-
lighted at Rosecrans' attack On Gar
field.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the partnership heretofore ex-
isting and known as the firm OF Sharp
& Price, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. John Sharp will settle up
the business of the firm at the old stand,
No. 1876 First South Street.
JOHN SHARP,
ERNEST n. PRICE.
Witness: W. II. PANKEY.
Salt Lake City, March 8th, 1882.
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LOST.

On Tuesday last, a Sealskin Boa,
between Emporium corner, and
Mr.. G. M. Scots residence. The
finder will receive a suitable reward
by leaving at VIM. Jennings s.
Sons Store.
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PostOmoe and MaIl Burned.

Milwaukee, 1.-THE entire west
ern and eastern night mail at the
Madison, Wis, pOstoffie9, consisting
Of about two thousand letters, were
burned this morning.
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WANTED.

A good Girl for General House
work. Apply to Mrs. L. Goldberg,
Corner Third East and Third South
Streets.
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LESL1E'S MONTRLIES, when
pound, make a neat little volums
The HERALD indery does work In
avery Style and ct reasonable rates
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WANTED.

A Girl to do General Housework.
Enquire of Mrs. Frank Jennings,
Fourth East Street, between First
and Second South.
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ORANGES.

Cdtler Bros. have a Car Load Of
Fine California Oranges; high color;
our own selectIor. Cheap by the
Box.
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PLEASANT VALLEY COAL.

Send your orders to No. 1916
First South street, Kimball Block.
Price IS per ton.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE Lis.

List of Buying Prices of Produce
in the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears g. Liddle:
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

WEDDING CARDS, Envelopes and
Note Papers, at the HERALD
Office.
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SAVE YOU'D BOOKS BY getting
them bound. Try tia HERALD
RindAESs
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THIS PAPER n &c At ?' t sss: 2

Rowell & Cos New paper Advertising
Buresu(10 Spruce ST: (where advertising
contracts msy be made for Us in NEW
YORK
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Destruction of Kingston, Jamaica.

The following dispatch is received from
Kingston, Jamaica The business quarter
OF Kingston burned on the l,th, inst. Loss
s6,ooo,ooo sterling. Hundreds are rem
drr,d homeless. Wharves, warehouses;
stores, banks and supplies are all gone
Food supplies me needed. Any charit-
able relief should be sent to W. \. Azoi'!'
Secretary of the Kings,on Charity orsan''
zation. ,.,;
The ". 4. SIM has the following aa"l
tional details of the Kingston, Jamaica
fire: George b. Gorwood, agent OF me ne
Atlas line of steamers, received additional
Particulars of the fire by cable. tic 81, ss'o
the fire originated near the water front. Inc
sea breeze that prevails during the evening
f,nnsd the flames inland: The fire ex. W
tended about * miles along the wafer H's;,
front. from the wharves oi the ROYAL A'a'l
Steamship company to the Atlas line
wharf. Nearly all the buildings We're one on,
and two stories high, and made OF wona
There was no fire department. ana the
negro natives, who compose the great ls'I
the population, were probably 10" NV.
frightened or too lazy to comnat '"'
flames.
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A Part Of the Montana Cattle Trade.

Speaking OF the Montana cattle trade, an
exchange says that four years ago not to
exceed 1000 or 6,ooo head Of cattle came
out Of Montana and sought eastern mar
ket> via the Northern Pacific and its CON
nection,. This season the Northern
Pacific handled $1,000 head out OF Mon,
,ana between the nth Of September and
October 18th. The daily average now
going out OF the Territory is, practically,
all that the railroad has facilities tor hand
ling, ard will make an aggregate tor the
present month Of nearly or quite equal, ia
that OF the four weeks above recorded
During the season up to the first OF Sep
tember about 10000 head came out, sc
that to the present time it may be estimate'
in round numbers that the Northern fac'h'
has taken out Of Montana not less thar
$1,000 head with the season not over.
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NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ T., Nov.'s, 1872.
>,or,CE ;s h, rby given that the following nam
N ed settler has filed notice OF his intention I"
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
SAID proof will be mlde 'et"rc Robert T. W,ng
urn,t, )udu. nf Rc:,verrc,d county, NJ. T.. ut Dill
lon Mont, ma, on SATURDAY,. December 90, 1882, VIZ:
Thomas ]. Charlton, honest, .d application ~"
IoI-. for the W y ot 5 w x the T. nt
X No. W. , ii.
con,nun,,- residence upon, and cultivation "'. sa'"
I,nI viz: Joshua Charlton Clarence htritnn'
George St:,,lahar and Thomas Car'nan. all "f Dill
ion. Hcavcrlc:,d County, Montana.
"a, "I,s, III. MOE, Register
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1oG and Aashes.

Lord Derby has accepted the Secretary.
ship Of India.
The Northwest Railway Managers have
come to an agreement.
The Marquis Of Lorne is to take trip
through the Southern States.
The impanneling Of the Star Route jury
is progressing at Washington.
The St. Louis pork packers are greatly
exercised over the failing ri their trade.
At fire in Madrid, Spain, ON the 18th,
King Alfonso helped to work hand engine.
A fire at Hickman, Ky, on the 9Th,
burned twenty Of the finest buildings in the
city.
Carlisle, of Kentucky, has commenced
an earnest canvass for the next Speaker
ship.
The Paris newspapers think Eg,p too
big a morsel to be swallowed whole by
England.
The annual convention Of the American
Agricultural Association Is IN session at
Chicago.
A surplus of $34oo,4+7 has been declared
by the w. U. Telegraph Company tor tfe
last quarter.
The surplus earnings Of the Union Pa.
cifc system for the month Of Octobtr were
$1.4i4.361.64.
The Sultan has had built for his own use
an armored carriage which Is bullet and
grenade proof.
Mrs. Langtry, the beauty. is very much
overcome bv the scandal circulated about
her ut Boston.
The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland has com.
Joyce murderers.
DR.. Yarrow says Guiteau's remains are
to be turned over to any person whom the
Court may designate.
Alexander Garden, who achieved ma
tional reputation during the war BY photo
graphic work /. dead.
| On the 10th inst. at Alexandria, Egypt
several thousand OF the lN'or mustered !"
peace demonstration.
| 1t Is understood that Derby will be ar
pointed Secretary Of State for India ans
Harrington Secretary Of War.
| Two IrtShmen, rave anu 51aUno". ""s
been arrested in London, charged with tn
assassination OF Lord Cavendish.
It is claimed that the Nicaragua Cana
will save $lo,ooo,ooo YEARLY on sh'pment
of grain from the Pacific Coast.
The constitutional amendment prohibit
ing the sale Of liquor in Iowa is being ar
pued in the Supreme Court Of that State.
By the explosion Of twenty. barr e! e.
of whisky at Belle Vernon, Pa, ON the lltt
property valued at 100000 was destroyed
| A resolution has heen introduced In Cor
press to make the Presidential term 81
Years and candidates ineligible to re'e'ee
ti,,n.
A London dispatch states that II
thought In some quarters that proceeding
against Davitt, Henry and Quinn Will
dropped.
Congress appears disposed to renew II,
agitation respecting the Northern Pacin
land grant and this will unfavorably infi'
ence speculation in these properties.
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"Copp's Mining Code"
For sale at the news stand Of Mrs De'm''"S'
postotfice Building, Virginia SH:.

SErrI, Frs on PUBLIC LAND
Indan D,prelaon Claimants: inpnr.'1r, 1,,.'' ",,"
owners; Mail Contractors or earrltIS ,;r heirs
"rs ss,s and ss1fs rshi. nf eun,x unfn"wn w t"
many o, u MHu t" their inter.~, under late law; ''n"
h,a hv sending for circular fktt ',iI;r 10 w.
@OIITER, Attorney ii Law, st. e'""" "''''"S'
,y.lve wears practice in the highest cour
~ can.,r,.ss and all Departments "f the o"'
Attention given to
pKt.- -EMPTION.
TIMBER Gully hE
AND t'n;,E tMi,i GENERAL. LAND OFFICE,
Al s.'rnrnp ratents to Government Land: nd:
and Warrants and soldiers and sailors AoH'''o oIn
Ian" Homestead Certificates bought and so'o'
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rhe planets In December.

member presents an exceptionally "
s",itul programme for planetary stu
~ Venus leads off with grand transit
! inferior conjunction. Jupite, comes
y, IN reaching on the 18th the most i'm.
rant epoch OF his course opposition
N the sun, when the eastern sky seems
slor as he comes above the horizon.
.iuru pursues the even tenor OF his way
Ivh up among the stars. Mars shows a
|,9ob Of life as he arrives at conjunction
Eith the sun, and gives promise OF some
|upe reaching opposition, when his tiny
moon will come into view. Mercury il
|usy enough to deserve the title Of mes.
tI,ver Of The gods. The conjunction ol
Ienus, Mercury and Mars with the sun
nd with each other shows how near thev
re to the great lu,n,.'ary and how nearly
t.ir tracks touch upon each other.
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The report Of the commissioner of pen.
slons for the fiscal year ended June goth,
l$s, is issued. Commissioner Dudley
Sys the bounty laws should be generally
re'nodeled and amplified. Congress
should give thoughtful consideration to the
Entire question regarding pensions, max
ing disability rather than rank the measure
ofrension to officers and men, who have
h~en drawn from and returned to the
sa'ne walks of civil lite. There are now
~ different grades Of pensioners. 1t Il
proposed to give the officer the benefit OF
his rank as an act Of simple justice. 1t T.
recommended also, in order to place all
war claims more nearly upon the same
fnting, that the limitations In section
47l3, revised statutes, he removed.
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cAaPE ET s.

The largest and most sleK."t Eou,,.h S
mi MINISTER. Moquette, Velvet Eng"S" ";n
eaar' Ha"1 tapestry, Three Ply and !nSssa" Ing an
,oa:tier nou With flu lines of msdis" p.si". ana SS
,"ksd nr'c.d standard grades Of Carpet: Cc.%. ...;
H rna House Furnisl.,ng goods In the ~,cs. cs"u =,
s"o ', n.',., on exhibition At lowest pr'ces -
Ssya Syya. b Boyce's, Butte City, n. I: ,.,
Order, Win receive promps s'1"'
and sati.faction guaranteed
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Star Route Witnesses

Postal Inspectors stationed at New or. o:s
and at Salt Lake are busy subprnalne VIII
nesses for the Star Route trial at Wasn'hg
ton. Thirteen witnesses have already gone
Oh, but twenty more will proceed from COL
orado alone, and on different routes from
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ASA~ business now bsfcre the public: Yoe
ReZ make @sc:y ,:ss. sc css;;.i ssa e, no: e:
O1V needed. W. viii start yoe. 4is = day
and upwards made at home by the induszious. Men.
womsn bov. and girls wantsd sverywhsse 70 woIx ,x
or i've vour whole tims to the business. Yov can
live ii home and DO the work. No oahe. business
win pay yeu nearly - we'll Gan ~! ess 70 a.
terms frse. Money made FAST easily. and hoeoran!y'
Address TlUs q Co, Augusta. Maine. C]s-'I
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ItgsI 4o6ess.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Estate of Patrick Mad,gan. deceased.
N ,,r; ',ratnr Of the estate ot Pa,r,ck Madigan,
deceased, to til. creditors OF, and I'll persons having
cai,rs against the said deceased !" exhibit them
W., ,h first puh icltion o this notice, to the said
administrator at ilannack. NJ. Y.
Administrator OF Patrick Madigan, dcceasc'''
Dated ut Dillon, Sept H, 1881. It-
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NOTICE 70 c0-0WNER.

~OJ A. DORSEY. You are he"cby notihed
! that the undersigned has in compliance
with the requirement Of the law performed labor
and made improvements Of the value of one hund'
red dollars in representing for the year ending July
nh a. ID. 1881, the Alamo quartz lode, situate y N
Utopia Mining district. lscaverhcad County NJ T.
md vo arc hereby notified that unless you contrib
ne r cause to be contributed your proportion OF
such expenditure, amounting to fifty $50 dollars
together with interest and costs within ninety days
rom The date Of this notice all your right, title III
ceres, and claim in and to the above. mentioned
mar,z lode claim will become the property nt the
unde sig ned YOU, owner, who has made the re-
qu,rcd expenditure. ,,rxpv c.ppE1~r
Utopia Mining District Sept. as, 1883. 03 80
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OFFICE Of THE County CLEKk.
Or Bt,vEKuEAD CorS NJ. i.
cEALED PROPOSALS for the care support
y and maintenance ut the SICK poor an" '''',, ,h
of th, County of Bcav,rhcad, per capita. by the
week. for the wear ending Dccc,nher 3l>t, i>>s WI;
be received until the first day of January, l>>s su
Et,1;n,, rlo,hny and nursing Of the said sick, poor
and infrm, and all the burial expenses 'hsr.t'r "
said proposals shall bc addressed t" the >'crS o'
~. R,nri of County Commissioners.
"~ AL. f. GR.AErER, County Clerk.
Rv PHlL u. MCtiouGii, Deputy.
Dated at Dillon, Dec. 7th, 1879. H-|'
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list Of letters remaining in the Post os'c. ,.r% ar%
dale Bcvcrhcad Co., Montana tor the Wtes sr IN 10
ing Dec; 10Th. Isss, which, ,, y n,,.r n Office Office.
Brown, Jar,cs N....i 1'';,, t:ror,,e
Crme.,y Mclaughlin, Stephen NJ
.' C"p, NrsR Price. JohnJ
Sr's.v, - ...,, ~. any Pryor. \
Fleming, VIM II rhi!Lps. AHSS
,5e..s' s5 ysrs lillian Trout,nan, Adam
r....h iohn Roberts, John
,,,, e,r ,,v of the above letters will
FersonS c.. s.ir..rt,sci." C, ,KEPPLER, p. NJ.
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western Nebraska and Nevada, witresses
are gathered up and started 10 Washington.
When they have not money to paw their
fare the inspectors pay it for them and the
same Is charged up against their pay as
witnesses.
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7o1El31e

ARMSTRONG; vt Glendale. Montana, Dece'",
her SIN ,SSa O Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Armstrong;
daughter. ,..-
Iath, lSSs to Mr.. and Mrs. John We'gnt'nah' "
daughter.
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VkS%aG;,,s!ai. ,!i. ~ viii eys.s'ees hing:
OUUMsnva are making o.tcnssi a,d,ss sIest paS.
,s much a. men eoys and girls iaxe xe make
Reader ycu want business Write fSs particulars
,sa. r. Exnxr AZ t 4 Co.. Portland. Maine w.