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The Tehuantepic Railroad.

NEW IoRK, Oct:-A meeting "f
the bondi'o!dcrs Of the Ieiiuan:el.et'
inter-Ocean railr"a.l was held to tle.
tern'ine upon the best course to III,
l,,rsuttl for the protection M their
investments as affected hv the recent
declaration cf forfeiture. ri the COLI
tes-iun by the Mexican. Government
Less than thirty miles have been
constructed to date, whereas the
grant called f"r the construction Of
~ miles l.y the close Of this year. A
committee y: seven were appointed
to represent the bOmtlbO!tier: in their
trOu',le with the Mexican Govern
.Ment. The committee propose in
case all their efforts ut all amicable
settlement with the Mexican cOmpa-
ny fail, to appeal to the United States
Government for protection. 1t is be-
lieved all efforts In that direction vii!
come to naught. There h q strong
feeling Of antaGonism among the
hondh0lders to the management Of
the company. They say now
there IL scarcely . ray
Of hone for the company.
They maintain that the forfeiture by
the Mexican cOnlnany IL lust. especi-
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Police Court.

Judge Wilcox reception yesterday
was graced with the presence Of q
number of elegantly dressed ladies
sympathizing friends Of fair sister,
who has figured heretofore as a
eomique artist. This particular
''star," under the influence Of sundry
glasses Of sparkling champagne,
(lager beer) had allowed her angry
passions to get the better Of her
usually serene and captivating tenn
per. and had snlotc q companion
with . beer mug. There was q man
In the case. She pleaded guilty and
was assessed s and costs.
August Lscaile, pleaded guilty to
the charge Of assault, paid his sc"re
o: i've cases with Gusts aud went on
his way rejoicing.
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Changes in the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. At is stated
that the late changes in the stock
market have been with three objects
In view: First. asq lisi.ion aud con-
troll Of the Metr politan stock Ivy
GOuli; second, establishment Oi
CHASER relations ls,ween tie Cl.esa-
pt'nke 4 Ohio aud Louisville < NASH
vile. through Humtington's influence
third, adjustments Of the relations
between the Union Pacific aud Cen
trail Pacific on q basis more favorable
to tlae Central Pacific Company.
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French Finances.

PARIS, Oct. At Is reported that
!Trersrd, Minister Of Finance, has re-
solved to abandon the convention
with the Orleans railway, on which
he says the budget for 1858 was based,
and obtain funds necessary for ex-
tra0lsllnary public works BY incre -.
lug the floating debts by two hum
dred or three hundred million francs,
which may he gradually paid offdur-
ing five years and possibly merged
In 4 new loan.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. ". ]. 0albraith, Judge Pre-
siding.

John Hayes ct al. W. Jno. Black
ct a.; to quiet title. Verdict for de-
frndant with special findings.
Adam Faraday W. Sarah J. Sweard
ct a.; foreclosure. Referred to Gonl-
missioner u compute amount duo on
note and mortgage.
J. u. Faucet W. Daniel JOrger;
debt: demurrer 0verruled.
ID. y. Upton ct al. ". James Lar
kin ct a.; 10 quiet title. Trial
progressed.
d. .. Dewey VI. Wan. Birdsel';rar-
tition. Cause dismissed - settled.
Thos. Cody vs.. A. V. Cory; debt.
Defendant granted u til 8 a. m., Oct.
9TH to answer.
r. A. Largey ". T.. T. Meader;
debt; motion to dissolve attachment
sustained.
Lena Green W. Jpo. H. Green; d.
vOrce. Motion to strike out prayer
for alimony aud attorneys fees, sas-
tained. Default taken and cause re-
lerrej.
JnO. Morrill, ct al. vs.. \. J. Nc.
Council; debt. Dismissed ut plain.
tifls costs.
n. Connolly ". E. W. Sigsbee;
debt; trial progressed.
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Fast Time.

NEW YORK. Oct. AT the Gen
tleman's Driving Park the annual
nursery stakes were won by . three
year old colt, Alroy, Ly Peacemaker,
In straight heats. Time, 4:4li. 2::7i.
This latter IL the fastest heat ever
made by an Eastern three,year- old
colt, beating that made by Governor
Standforsl's hay filley Claire, In
Hartford In 1876. by I OF . second.
The colt Is owned by General B. F.
Tracy.
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TERRITORIAL NEWS,

4 La". MutMrc has b-cn tlevc'.
Opetl at X kruegers station, on the Hell
en1 and Is ntOu stage road, In the
shape Of fivc-itotetl colt. In other
respects the animal i. fully and lrr.
ftctly developed.
From private information We learn
that Thayer, }hc "I.ocky Mountain
look fleld." well known ir Miles
City, and who started for the Nation
al Park u few weeks ago, got hard up
when be reached the line Of the
Utah l. Northern railway, aud to
make stake, piled ties acrs'ss the
track, ran aheasl anil saved" u l,as-
senger train, and took . hundred aud
twenty cash orders from the grateful
passengers without a change Of coun-
tenante. We believe the story, for
Thayer has cheek. l,Nowsfone
Journal.
A shooting affair aecurred at the
Mussehhell roundup recently. John
Collins, the foreman Of the Montana
Cattle C'mpany's herd, had Difficult
ty with his cook and the cook firesl
several shots ut him with . rifle, and
then placed the gun to his Own head
and fired, blowing the top Of his head
oil, leaving his brain. exposed, .
wound from which he will not like
" recover. It is supposed that the
unfortunate man thought he hal
killed Collins, and shot himself to
avoid difficulty. y.-Ii~sL,smli.",M.
A hand Of Indians with had hearts
are In full paint and feathers on the
Bell FOurche. They are believed to
he from the Rosebud and Pine Ridge
agencies. The first act Of hostility
was to strip = stralper named Hug
gins, who was on his way to Bis
marek, Ofall his supplies, and TO set
him on foot. The Indian police re-
port that there were 1910 Of then, in
the land, but It is thought there are
not more than 3N or 100 Of them.
From the general outlook and this
overt act Of hostility 1t Is pretty clear
that there will yet be trouble with
the Southern Sioux, unless the gov.
ernment takes prompt action in the
premises. s.-l.YOsr.fOnr .J,wI,,Ui,
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Notice for Proving Will.

Territory Of Montana. County c,xr
Row, ~. Ia probate court, In and r,r ~;
county, In the matter rf the s,is,s ::
Michael Roy, deceased. Not,cc for puhi.. :.
tiOn CT time appointed for pr..vinr ~
Pursuant iO nn trlrr vi said court, msd... H..
,ns In. ,th'ay .. Sr;emn,"r. a D. i..s motto.
Of Octt'i,cr, 4. j.. lssI.ai3 O'c!nck n. w !.
said day, 1T til" court r,.,ia q: said ccur :. ::
the city Of Butte. In the county of A;l,..
Bow. has bss'n appointed as the tim. y,
plscc TOR proving the vii! Of said NIct..;
Roy. deceased, aEd for hearing the spDlie,'
iiDil Ot sta ,isl1S r.. HirisM,r t,r The hsu
u. &c to him Of latierl test ,,or,.iary. whs,
amt where, any person irtsr.stci inay A..
pear ard contest the same.
lsat..l this aDih day 0f Scrte inl,e-, A. \
1889 CALEB r.. IRVINE,
I'r::ta.c Judge and t:x oliicio t'lerk.
2jAlW
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Railroad Notes.

The 85,WN0O Northern Pacific
railruad lOan Is over subscribed.
An avessge of 40 ear loads of
wheat per day b being hauled east
" the Northern Pacific.
The Northern Pacific grade acrss
the Flathead reservation will be
completed In two weeks.
The Northern Pacific Company Is
constructing . machine shop ~ feet
long and 10 feet wide at New IT,
coma.
The Northern Pacific railway cum
pany propose to put In y tri-weekly
line of Stages between Niles City aud
Deadwood.
Fourteen thousand men are ut
work on the we-t end grading, track
laying, etc. Eighteen miles Of track
wess laid In torty-eigl,t nouns recent
".
A corps Of engineers b to he put In
the 6eld Ut Oh y to survey q line Of
railroad from Stuart west. II Is
thought track will be Laid to Phil
lipsburg, via Cable, next year.
The Eaiiray Jo"rMuisays: Trains
osl the Northern Pacific r0al are
crowded to their utmost every day Ly
speculation and lxnd seekers. who
ore on their way into the lard VI
wonder and plenty - dakota aud
Montana.
Almost lavish ~ were the pur-
cl,ases this year Of ruling stock for
the Northern Pacific, fears are ex-
pressed that there viii not he cars
enough o. the road to promptly ham
die the immense crop Of grain just
harvested On the line.
At six o'clock Thursday evening
the locomotive Of the construction
train was plainly visible from Deer
Lodge son>e three Or four miles
distant. Should no storm intervene
10 prevent work the track should be
laid and trains running into Deer
Lodge by Monday evening next.
General +. 1. F.Oakes, ,vice-l'resident
ofthe Northern Pacific road, b ex.
pected In Bozeman this week en-
route 70 Helena and the eastern
terminus of the western division. He
viii probably visit Butte to look after
the proposed Southern branch.
The Northern Pacific exhibition
car hasjust started on . trip through
The east laden with the products II
Ninnesota. Dakota, Montana and
other sections contiguous to the
line Of the road. The car will visit
the principle cities Of the eastern, mid
die, western and southern States.
The enterprise Of the company IN
thus showing Inhabitants II the
States, the character Of our products,
y very cosnmenlable. The iiea IL
an excellent one and cannot fail 10 be
beneficial NOT only to the company
itoeDf, but to the entire NOrthweat
eouutry.
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For s,,le.
Notice to ('rc1litn..-

Estate Of CCra l.. Halc d.
In hereby tiven i.y the u,ricrx,.ei; Sa.t.
istratOr Ol the state q Cora + ~, adep
Cd tn the creditors Oi u, Il ali .AN Dies
claims against t!". said ci.c..ss..," ";s =. hs'
them with the l,et:.. >ary v,.,r,,.."" ""xi.i
four months after The iin, mill: s.a.,
this notice, To the said aai,.ais. aa,~,ni.ais. .
Bntto City. N r.. in the cM,r,'uat'' cM,r,,. u' a
Bow OLIVER u. !. THOI.DiEHxs ~ KY:
Administrator Of 'ihc c.iat. -, i.AN.
Hale, deceased. s,'Ma Una l.
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HopQss 70 the B! itiOh

CAIRO, Oct. 1.-THE khedive has
decided to have medals struck for the
British expeslitiOnary force. The
Natalitts voted to present . sword
honor 10 General WoFlelcy, Adnli-
raj Seymour, and General Drury
Lowe.
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L.ynched.

PROSPECT, Tenn, Oct. 4.-Henry
HallOway, col0red, had . hearing
yesterday before . magistrate on =
charge Of brutally outraging Nrs.
Rodgers. on Saturday night. He
was pronounced guilty and instantly
seized by . crowd and hung from the
bridge near By.
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Travels ofa ByciCliDt.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 3-Will
Rose, journalist and byciclist, from
from Danville, ILL.,, who started for
San Francisco on . byciclc six weeks
ago, is here. On account Of the late
ness Of the season aud advices re-
ceivesi he will 70 no farther west on
account Of not getting over the snow
bound mountains. Rose came 40
miles on q bycicle all alone.
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q. b. OBsnnon, Esq., Of Deel
Lodge b In the city.
Nr. Walter ]. King, son Of James
King Essl., arrived from Diamond
City last night.
Dr. Edwin Laur,n, OF Laurin, Mon
tana, has established IN Office ut No.
II, Granite street.
NJ. James Mathews aud wife left
on this morning's train for Califor-
MIA, where they viii spend the win
teT.
John n. Armstrong, Esq. OF the
N1ssoxl;as IL IN the city looking after
the interests OF that enterprising
journal.
DR.. e. +. Mussi. br04l, of the Warn,
Spsingsasylum for the inss ne arrived
yesterday. There arr fifty-f'ur ia
tisnts. now In the asylum.
James A. Murray E~l. returned
from Helena yesterday. Hecan'e by
the way Of Deer Lodge, driving his
own team, and reports the roads
Woene than ae has eyer before seen
them, In his long experience In M0p-
tana.
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Thanked for Suppressing Riots

VIENNA, Oct. 4.-The Emperor
has thanked Herr Qisxan, aungar.
Ian Prime Minister, for the energy
shown In suPpressing the riots
against the Jews In PresOurY.
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Of Memory. I.xsSitu'le. Nocturnal Ems
sion. \ version to Stctcty. NilsaNexS Of Vls.
ton, Noises ~ the U.al-the vital mud pA~
s'rg unGIs,served In the " Inc. and nlany
other disea.es tl,"t leud Ia insanity al
death.
pR. MlNTIE will agree to fort II FIVE
HUNDRED JlOi.IAKA for c;tS'' Of tHi> k!ad
the VITAL REHTOkATlvE (un.ier his sleca
advice and trvaiment> will not cure. Ut ::
anything impure or Injurious 'Huhl init
lIR. MIETlE treats all Private bi>-a..s
successfully vittOut mercury. C,n>ul:a
ton free. Thorough examina tIO MI. ~
vic" including analysis Of urine, -. Pi!r.
~ VITAL RESTORATIVE ~ Il bottle. "r Tot:
I ..S tn. quantity. so; sent to any ~
'!r. =. Upon receipt Of prize. or 20 J. .H.
eur" from Ot'ScrvAtiO ,aMl IT. private nam
ii Il. rel. by \. 4. MlNTlE. N. -. wh6,'
q regular p. ysictAn txrataGuic OF the tL.-
verxity OI reHnSylvAnia.)
II kEAR:EY ST., san FRA:CIsc". Cal.
Sample Bottle. Free.
Sent On srIlic ,tiOn by letter. >tsiias
symptoms. sex am aye. Communicates
strictly confidential.
DIR. NIETJE'S KIDNEY REMEi'YNE
PHRETICuM. cures Ill k'hd> :" ki'ne!
ami Bladder Gov. plaintS. GOI',r, h"a. G-r'.
L~ucs,rrii,ra. For sale by eli druggists: ::
q bottle, s,r SIX bt.tilex for A5
I'ts. MIETlt.'S i'AEIELIuS PILLS
are the n st aHH rhrape>t l'I>rtP>IA Az!
RILLIcrs cure In the market. For .aee
all druggists. ">"2t:
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-Tl.e Sill
yer King declares dividend of TWEEN
ty.iiye per cent.
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Local News.

The Clear Grit expect to commence
Stopping aud hosting ore In . 'e"
days.
The f>lIle for James A. Nurray'a
hosss "Brutus" has been postponed
until Oct. 10th.
The obstruction trains now run
into Deer Lodge city. NJ schedule
for regular trains Is annoonced ~
yet.
The stockholders the Silver Bow
Water Company will act ON the
proposition to increase their capttsl
stock to-night.
The Desnocratic Genital Commit
to ofSilver Bow county will hold .
meeting ut L. w. Foster L Co.. store
to-nlght. Important business will
b transocted and 1t II important
that there should be . full attend
snoe.
One week from next saturday oc-
cars the great sale Of lots In the town
Of Stuart, at the head Of Deer Lodge
valley. Exeu1sion Mates will be
given to tourists, sight-see1 and
speculation on that occasion, and It
h understood the day will be . sort
of picnic - we'll - townsite specula-
tln0.
Mr.. Wills Sneed, Of the Psrlor
Restaurant, was the lucky man at the
ranls night before last, winning the
MeAvoy horse, buggy and harness,
valued at taOO. The lucky throw was
n. Two men threw ~. The win
ner was offered and refused 500 for
his chance when 80 throws were yet
70 b made.
Alderman John r. Rens IL again
conhned to bis room by N ailment
of the eyes, but was somewhat in,-
proved yesterday. The aftliction
fkum whSeh he suffers u Phlvctenul,e
ulcesatioas Of the cornea, . disease
exceedingly dificult to treat. His
physician has advised him to place
himself under the treatment Of Nm
eminent oculist In the east.
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I. o. O. r.
]. ID. o. r.

RidRely Lodge. No. n, meets every Juee:
Aev SvefijvG at their hall, corner Main and
Granite streets, at = O'Clock p. 10. koyoorn.
lug brethren In gOOd standing NE eoeuSs1iy
invited % attend.
r. A. SUAW, ,SecZ.
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CAIRO, Oct. 1.-THE Governor Ol
ihe provinces has been ordered 10
send to Alexandria all natives sus-
pecte.i to have taken part in the June
massacre.
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HkDeaity Lodge No. ,, meets every !ncx,
.aey eveGinS ai their hail, corner Main ~
(31suite etfeeS0, n I 0'ct0ek. p. 10. 10
ionrnine Seeth rpn In god standing are cOe-
daily invited 70 attend
JAMES II. Nooa1, Soe'y.
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O. Z. 8.

Tue regular meeting Of Ruth Chapter No
:, will b. bold at 0o0d TeMvlals' Hall a.
tho 6rst and thtrl Wednesday Of eaCh
month. Waiting memGess are cordially in
Vlted % attaTd.
Mn. ALlCx Sr.HLg, Y. n.
nRS. n. G. HOWI, a,se'y.
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DR.. Spinney,

LIZ. 0P1uuoy,
NO. III REARNEY ST.,
Treats all Chronic and Special
YOUNG MEN
VITO may be suNerirg ffom the effects II
yOuthful lOlltes o. tIsliScI elton, will do well
10 avail themselves Of this. the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar 0f sun. ring hu-
nssnity. DR. SPlNNEY will guarantee IN
forfeit eiSO Tor every case Of seminal weak.
ness O1 private disease Of any kind or char
setes which he undertakes and fails u cure.
N i(l<lll..AgC(l Mon.
The'e arc many at the age II thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacuation Of the bladder. often accua PAN
led By sliYh; smArti.g or burning s&.i.Aa-
ti0n And y weakening Of tne system in =
manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining the urinary deposits ropy sed-
Imcnt Will often he found. ard sometimes
small particles Of albumeA will appear. or
the esilt,r will be Of . thin milki.h hue,
again changing t0 DARK and TORPID ap
pearance. Therr are many men wh0 die Of
this di0culty, ignorant Of the cause, Witch
J:r. ). Will guarantee peri ct cure u al!
such eases. and healthy restoration OF the
gente0 urinary organs.
OfIlce hOurs-1O to I and 70 8. SUndaya
ltOM 10 u II q. m. Consultation free.
Thor0ugh examination and sdviec, Is.
Call on OF address.
Dir. sPlNNEY 4 CO.,
M. II KeArney street.
Soeptf Han Francisco. ('a1.
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A. F. 4 A. NJ.

The Regular Coenmunteseiuns -
Deer loaee Chapter No. VII .
6eJd q NaAooio hAll, Butte, Montana, O.
ehe ooo0od and fourth Fridays q eoeh
month. se)oasning sO,npanions are eeosdiaa-
A. II. BAR111. II. r
D. n. DaLLIxoER. Sec
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AOH Dlvlsioaa No. 1.

40. HI. Division No. 1.
Thsrgulas meesiugs 9! ne A. O. =; DGi. y
viat0n No. I. will - held ot their Hall tn
V0ikefville, Montana 10 enitory. o. the VI
ara d sunday ol each month q O'Clock
=" "'' ED. SULLIVAN. Press.
II. CUILHRr0xs 0oey.
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svFoe Catalogue and particulars address
ALBERT e. HALE, RI. d.,
President Of the Faculty,
Box -, GOLDEN, COL.
naon0sns.~
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HIGHT DISPATCHES.
niviaand Payin9 Nine.

ny vEsrERN UNION TELEGRAPH
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Dissolution Notice.


The eopart'sersl,ip heretofore existing bc'
tween Z. Edwin Ihomss and Charles rm.
etrsng under the arm name AMI style Q!
Thomas 4 Armstrong, dealers in general
merchenli.e at Glendale. Lion City and
Hecls City. Beavefilead County, Territory
OF M0nta0a, II this day dissolved ny mutual
consent, z. T.. Thomas having sold hi: en-
tire interest ic the arm Of Thomas - Z Arm
oWinS Of duo % The late 0rm are 70 BE-
pad 20 Armstrong Z 1oeee. and sl! debts
owing by Or due from setsi 0rm a.e hereby
assumed and will be paid BY Armstrong 4
l1Gaoe. z. e. THOMAS.
CHARLES ARMSTRONG,
JUDSO B. LUSEE.
Having sold my interest IN the firm
Of Thomas Armstrong 10 J. ,. LOsce.
wish to thank my ffienSs In Heavethend
county Tor the iti,e :aS patronage hav: re-
eeived. and would besleak for the new firm
Of Armsts0lg 4 Lo.ee the same liceral
p.tfonase. Respectfully: -uou.s
Glendale. ". T.. August 18th, 1852
swlwAuGSO
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FIRST
National Bank
OF BUTTE.

Paid up C.pital...:.....xl TOO, ,OOe
Authorized Capital. $500, 100
A. J. DAVIS, 1877 HAC&ER,
President Vice PRESIDED.
JOS. A. HYDE II. u. HACSER.
Cashier. Asst Cash!t.
Transact q General Banking
Business.
BMN and SrN FOrriNM GMd Ds.
MeStic Exchange.
aTPrompt attention given to Collections,
County Warrants Bought.
lNjsWtf.
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k. Of r.

DAMON LODGE No. I, K. o. Z.
DE0ULAR CONvOCATlONS Of the
II kntghs Of Pythias every AONDAY
EVENING atSeven O'Clock, sharp. 1t their
Castle n Ill, in Masonic Building. All 70
jour,,lnE KniAhls arc ,Crlia!ly invited 70 a.
t.nd. +. F.. o. EAHON, G. Q.
DAVID NAxKs, K. 0f &. B.
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o. G.. F.

their aoll In Good TomplaEs' buildlng, on
eho 0PsS and third Wedneadays 0f eeeh
month. Visiting member cordially invited
L. e. HOLNE ES, G. G.
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TERRITORY or NONTAHA,l
County Of silver Bow.
says that the f.rcs1in. Exhibits Of the rs.
tales Of F. A. Goodrich, John Cavanaug
James Haslam, Thos. I. Rehart. Moecs Rice,
simon HollwOrth. John 4. Streicher and
Ferdinand Isele, deceased. arc correct and
true IT, the best Of nv knowledge and belicf,
AMI inst he has not been interest ell In q.
otherwise associated with any pcr.On In the
expenditures above enumerated.
EDWIN b. WATERBURY.
Hutxcril)csl and aworn to before me this
l2lh day OF September, A. ID Isx2
CALEB f. IRVINE.
sepl3Ct-sW Probate Judge.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the Butte
auxillAry branch Irish National Land
League viii b heli on the sec0sss Sunday
Of each month. At the once 0t Curtis /
ANJreux, West PARK atseet. at 7:30 p. m. {,
sharp. All members and SyMpalhisefs are
invited to 30 present.
P.J. RRoPBY, President.
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A. r. 4 A. n.

A. r. 4 A. n.
rhe Regular Commentaries q NJ.
Aorieh Lodge No. - are held on the a!.t
at tood Templars Hall. Aq3ournlAg 0e0.
hem Of tha Maternity ale cordially invited
70 attend. Il. @. VALlTON, W. y.
JoE v. LoNo. ooo.
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Pupils are required 70 bring oil necessary
articles for the toilet.
special rates S0~ twO 0r more Of s,nc family
attending the institution ut the same time.
For further particulars apply to
S1STE0 6e'1sE0IO0,
In charge Of kt. Mays Aca.lrn,y,
s6s"gS'nSw Dbeer 1Inssg :. n. T.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-05-03

Bismarck. through its Tribune
compliments Fargo and the Red
River Valley 81 follows: 'sWinni-
peg Il III danger Of being submerged
81 The recent rise in the Red River.
HID IN ice gorge occurred that
whole region would have been I'M
der water. AT Grand Forks, the
Herald rays, houses were floating
around in one another's back yards.
Some residents lnoored their dwell
ings TO the trees ON the premises
md padded away on RATS for high
" land. What . beautiful valley OF
ths Red River, where Fargo sits like
aqueen in the mud, and that raises
No. | hard times, Editors and
othess IN that valley who will here
altsf have the immaculate gall to
prevent Immigrants from coming to
Bismarck, where floods never troub-
b and the virtues are at ease, should
Be shot on the spot. Even the old
ct inhabitants OF that food cursed
region would soon find life to be
continual round Of joy by removing
to Bismarck where it Is dry. Come
u Bismarck.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-05-03
Wonderful immigration
Boom.


The Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul officials to-day received advi-
ces from w. G. Andrews, stating
that contracts had been made to
bring 145,O immigrants to Ameri-
ca in May. General Passenger
Agent A. v. H. Carpenter, interview
ed to-day relative to the possible
percentage Of immigration that
would 80 along its lines, said: "From
present advices | should say that
fully half a million emigrants are
yet to come over this year. The
emigration boom is something won
,ierful, and i! is my opinion that the
northwest will be the destination of
almost all who do not remain at sea-
board places. The southwest's boom
has ended. The tide of emigration
in that direction has virtually ceas-
ed, and the people who are stream-
ing over to America are from the
northern part Of Europe, and natur-
ally averse to settling in climate
which would not agree with them"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-05-03
49,
No More Foolishness.
Fargo Republican.

The Black Hills papers and many
others Of the leading papers Of the
territory are giving rather free and
open expression to their views in
regard to the political quarrel be-
tween Delegate Pettigrew and Gov.
Ordway. These papers seem to
think that the differences of the two
gentlemen do not concern the peo-
pie, and that the inhabitants of the
territory will not, to any great ex-
tent, be divided into factions train
ing under the lead of Ordway on one
side, or Mr.. Pettigrew OH the other.
This sentiment seems to be growing
among the editors of Dakota and
they claim that it but expresses the
views Of their numerous readers.