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AyURDUCr COMMISSION
ROOF 7S, TRIBUNE BUILDING
NEw-YoRA October 3, 1884.
10 CONTRACTORS.

BIDs OR PROPOSALS FOR constructing Sections A and
% %e%.i orE VIII Ge received at his o6ce un Wednesday
October 20 loo4 at O'Clock az VIII ch place and hour
missoaers ami t,e awIri o the contract w be made by
Tho uorto of t Se Honednet Tor which bds are herebv
invited IS rannel vied two sections VIII
akClION A; Extending from 5 point near the High
Bridge northwar distance OF about 1850 feet and hav
sHCTioN o. Exieniing from the end OF Section north
ward adsce of about 1880 cet and having two
Bdders bid either both.
separately ANY bhder lor bon ctons who will not
Each must he inclOse IN sealed envelope, indorsed
with the name t person or persons making tho same and
Eaen Oi mus! the and place OF residence OF
h therein also that made without
WITH any other person mtsng another ora or The
fraud thai 10 memtoro Of the Aqueiuct ommsson or Of
snrea deputy Gisro or clerk therein Or other oiiceT OF
o y @ S'SSn or Hcy SS tHe 6
or IN Inc work 70 which Ieles OF 10 the Droats thereo
the i the Sti tat
s sas Bank o. %RoP 70
less Ia PER cent Of tie amo9ni Of tie security rsqsrs
or The athfa o. the contract 6ot mS cheek en- AK
vere queuct Com missioner or to their secretary
os & "sSs the SdT VIZ" be- 81 G
Go ls aw Il m the bGer sha or
Aecute the contract within ten days after notice that
Tosii made by N Shall be forfeited to and retained by the
@ re S.s 10 ne prov sons Of sStiSn . Chapter
49O OF the OF IL g. but II he shall execute the contract
within The Aforesaid the amount "a his deposit Will DO
returned TO him.
Tie amount required the contract for Section
aud twenty five thousand dollars and for
section H. thiriyve thousand dollars with
not les than two satisfactory suTeties must be house
holders resident reeoders OF the state of New:York
1HE ACUEDUCT COMMISSI ONERS RES sHVE TIE
RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BI DS IF THY
DEM IT FOR THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CITY
SO To DO
Blank of Did prop SAL ard proper envelopes for
their ncOsure forms of the contract specifications aud
bond and all other information required bs obtained at
the Office OF the Aqueiuct commissioners Room 7S Tribune
Building New-YOTk.
BY order Of the Aqueiuct Commissioners.
" JAMES W. McCULLOH,
Secretary.
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lJrouo ais.
ITO SHIPBUILDERS.

TTO SHIPBUILDERS.
OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE BOARD. I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. ~, 1891.
Sealed proposals will he received at tn office until
O'Clock o Monday the lst day OF December 1854 fol
building tl- iron steamer MadronO"
I1aus spol1auD forms of proposal, and OF er NORMA
obta ned application to this ONCE or TO n
Light House In-Dectr at No II Appraisers Bu HING San
lciscO, CalliOrna
eht cd to reject any all bids and to waive
any deects :. C. ROWAN,
Vice. q nira o. :. Navy, Chairman.
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I,ei W,laa on vile Of Henry c. William Agernon s.
sSd and sea OF Sa and
William II. log In partition No -. ...,,,,.. 49,,
rao % day pH %ads The aSoSssdsa aetish
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on NJ Friday the sS y oaoos % the 1854 s at q
O'Clock OF G% s "a Gay ~ BY John Boyd a. a"soneer tho
that % m o gsSs Or K s% % 81 a1d and, 81 tSa s
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on The sSa'hsr ss OF fty ons s9ndsS sd as
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aSu as B1'' ssay Sie
si' Hundred
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Wednesday, the 2tyhday Of October 1854 at
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"Tbs only complete edition Issued OF Tennyson
poeti, works including om tied IRON Tue
present English aud recent oontrOut ons 10 tue
peoc L. II contains every poem reierret 20 IN tn bDos
raples OF Tonnysn. many OF which are lepHheu III ,'
edition Tor the first ANIMALS or other fugitive
volumes found tie British Museum and elsewhere
com e index gives o the several editions in which
the poems first appeared"
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Choral Music llR ShLR,

Prai Jehovah Mencelssohn The Creation. HAYDN; Hel
NY pra Men essuhn; Chris nacht, f. Hitler; The ~
Psain MendeIssohn; No Evil ,ha Befal Thee rom ~
NJ. Costa; The Flight OF the Holy Family Manuscript. 4
Rruch, Legend Of Far Melu4lna. II. Holm ~ GalA
Gounod st. CecIias Day, ]. Won Dree RebekaL Ban8
The Brches and The Alders, .. Bruch The Wreck OF ~
Hesperus. 4 anderson spring and Love q Gresor ~
Ellen NJ. Bruch: Gypsy Life, r. schumann; Loreley ns1
delsschn. A Cal Sea Beethoven Part png boaris Men
de hn; The Dance. Raft Ph0e0us Barnby The Weeome
Home. Haking When Allen-a at Went Hunting DO Peae
sail, You stole Ny Love Mar avn. The owl sas tysnns
Sullwin Sing We and Chaunt It, Morley bound togeebef
Gather Ye RoseJuds Bumenthal; When Hands Meet ms
q \ shadow. BlumeDthal, Dream. Baby Dream smart
Thee Country. Eichi er3 Chloe and orinne Hopklnsi
songof DESTINY. Brabns Springs Ne sage Gsie Theam
He Re W a Gro Gray Friar B shop TaAe Heed ~
shepherd Swim De Pearsal; Just Like Love. Davyi ~
BelIs of II Michaels lower stewart Met Her 10 ~
Quiet ane Who shall Nn My Lady Fair De Pec
sall The Ma den Of the FeurdsLys sycenhsm; sep -
Br1 Ia In Is Nest Barnby fbe Mountains Are COO ~
male ccs BFahm, BsrcsroIe female voices Bra9nsl
The Flown Evil lie rale voices. LecOcq; The silver ~
ifemaie voices. Scbunann; King WitlaSs Drinking non
male voices, Hatton Orpheus Gnck II o. ths sossSs
named must hls been used, but much OF IL ntarV -
when In most the are from 10 TO 100 cop
OF selection IL IL all ofere fDr sale al very ressc
terms For urther particulars address 1. l. PlihAN' -
retary Newport Choral Society. Newport r.
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TENNYsoNs COMPLETE WORKS

The Complete Poeticil Worksof ALFRlD Lord lhNNi'
SON poct Iauita;e With IntroductcrJ S.eich by
ANNE rHAcKEHAY RITCHIE. With Portraits Rad
IIlustraton1 Pages 43o svo. Illuminated Colh - oo'
Gilt LGges, ~ 30.
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Danelna Araoemles.

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FRANK DODWORTH5
CLASSES FOR DANCING,
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Jmstruffton I
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Musical instruction
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embracing the ~ Europe AMI America
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and Painting IRON the nrs OegUnng To she highest
perfection.
For particulars address
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Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
A Cowboy in a Stampede.

One of the slickest things l ever
saw in my life was cowboy stopping
cattle stampede. A herd of about
six OF eight hundred had got excited
at something and started away pell
nell, with their tails in the mir and
the head of the procession. But cow
boy didn't get excited at all when he
saw the herd was going straight for
n high bluff, where they would tum-
bic down into the canyon and be kill
ed. You know that when ii herd like
that gets to going they can't stop,
whether they rush to death OF not.
Those in the rear crowd those ahead,
and away they go. / wouldn't have
given dollar head, but the cowboy
spurred up his mustang, made little
dctotr and came in right in front Of
the herd, cut across their path ut
right angles and then gallopcd leis
urly on to the edge OF the bluff, halt
ed and looked around ut the mess Of
beef coming right toward him. lie
was Us cool us n cucumber, though /
expected to see him killed and was so
excited / could not speak. Well,
when the leaders got within II quarter
of mile Of him / saw them try to
slack up, though they could not do it
very quick. But tho whole herd
seemed to want to stop, and when The
COWS and steers in the rear got about
whore the cowboy cut across their
path, / was surprised to see them stop
and commence nibbling grass. Then
the whole herd stopped, wheeled
around, struggled back and went to
fighting for chance to eat where the
rear guard was.
You see, the cowboy had opened a
big bag of salt he had brought out
from the ranch to give the cattle, gal
loped across the he"d's course and
emptied the bag. Every critter sniff
fed that line of salt, and of course
that broke up the stampede. But /
tell you it was queer sight to SEQ
that cllss out there on the edge of
that bluff quietly rolling cigarette,
when it seemed that he'd be lying un-
dor 200 tons of beef in about min
ute and u half.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
Good Men and True in Texas.

A rather cute sort of q fellow came
to an Austin lawyer to engage him to
undertake the defence for Il suit for
debt, when the following conversation
took place:
''You say you owe this man that
money!"
20, yes, owe this man the mon
ey."
''And you have given him u note for
it?"
'Certainly,"
And you have property on which
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22

grand sunlight bcamcd upon days
mild and Of incompatible lovelincss,
The after-glow ut sunset, which was
SO noticeable in the East, achieved u
grandeur in Montana most rcmurka,
bic, extending long after sundown
and observable before sunrise in the
morning. For weather of surprising
beauty and inviting temperature there
can scarcely be anything more charm
ing than the past winter season in
Montana,
MINERALS.
The stupendous mineral resources
of the territory nrc just beginning to
be understood. but space will not nd
nit of detail. "Quartz is king" but
gulch mining must have u place for
years, because the gulches of the ter
ritory have never been cqualled in
mining history.
AEADLE LANDS.
An cx-s,irveyor general Of the ter
ritory estimates that in the more
prominent valleys alone, there is
room for 10000 first class farms Of
1G0 acres each, while another thinks
there is here strictly agricultural
district larger than the state of Ohio.
Only 100000 acres are accounted for
in the tax list Us improved lands
though ono million acres have been
entered under the acts of congress.
The black loamy soil produces crop
Of almost any Of the cereals or vcge-
tables, about seventy-iive per cont.
greater than the best bottom lands
east Of the Missouri.
There is rich field open to poultry
raisers, chickens, ducks and turkeys
being raised here as easily rs else
where, though this branch Of indus
try in the rush of larger enterprises
has been almost entirely neglected.
Market gardening is very profitable
and the prices are always kept up by
the demand. Stock raising and dairy.
ing are tho leading industries, us is
also wool growing. A man investing
$4,000 in cattle or sheep can acquir,
a competence in eight or ten year, ol
even loss time, from the ordinary in
crease alone, without considering Tho
larger value Of his ranch ut the enc
Of that time.
The scenery and hunting Of Mon
tana are unsurpassed. 1t is plair
that inducements are held out t.
tourists as great in their way as thos'
offered the seeker for Il home.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22

The physical endurance Of the In
dian, of which we all have heard 80
much from people who really didn't
know anything about it, didn't show
to any great advantage in last weeks
walking match in New York. Nitaw-
Eg- Elbow, the Chippewa from Dakota
who wns brought in to enter the match
with the full expectation that be
would rank high among the winners
dropped from tho race early, with a
paltry 157 miles to his credit. The
pace Of tho pale-facc is too rapid 70,
the untutored child Of the plains.
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A Marrow EScape.

"Landlord, arc there any rats in tho
room you have given me?" asked Il
commercial traveller of Il southern
hotel-keeper,
Rats! No, sir; there hasn't becn
a rat in this honae since I came here.
After tho drummer had retired the
blooming Bonifacc turned to the
clerk and said in stage whisper:
II say. John, supposing he'd asked
if we had bugs, chr
John winked ominously, and
thoushtfully fondled his diamond
pin.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
StraYed.

In July 1888, from IT. Mcleod, light
lmy and . sorrcl mares, and sorrcl horse
branded j ON left shoulder, light bays
dot in centre of diamond.
brown and 2 roam mares. branded w
do: in centre Of diamond ;
left shoulder. A reward of 81 per head
will be paid for information leading to
the recovery of those branded j with di.
amond underneath, same rs above and II
reward of S75 for the lot. j. w. DIXON.
TT. McLEoD, n. W. r., May 10, 1894.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
i. Atkinson, Register.
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE, HELENA, MoN1

IAND OFFICE, UELENA, MONT. I
Feb. IL, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given TINT the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his intent
ion to make final proof IN support Of his claim,
and that said proof will hs made before i. s.
Wells Notury Public ut Sun River, NJ. r. In
and IN and for. Lewis, and Clarke county, Mon.
May 81 1854, viz Rodericli LcLsod, who made
presumption ID = No. 5,sl,s for the ri. Sci. sell
Mel, sccb swiy nwi, SOC 5tp ~ of rang,, . l..
lie namos the following witnesses To prove His
ontinuons residence upon, and cultivation Of
berson, uhas. Remcll nnd Grnnt II. McKeun, all
OF Sun River. +. Atkinson, Register
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22

A white squall caught party Of
tourists moving across II lake in Scot
land and threatened to capsize the
boat. When it seemed the crisis was
really come, tho largest and physical
ly the strongest in the party. in n
state Of intense fear, said: ''Let us
prayw "No, no, my man." shouted
the bluff old boatman; ''lct The little
man pray--you take the oar.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT,
April II. 1874. !
NOTICE IL hereby given that tho following
'Snnned settler has filed notice Of his intention
tllat snid pionf will be made before the Register
md Z, ReceII;r Of thc y. =. Lnnd Office at Helena
made prc-cmption D. s. No. bies. Tor tho 81.
SEA hEil SCI, and lot 8, sec. S5, tip. ~ N Of II
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land. viz; William Beckett and Abram Col.
let Of ilel"na. n, ~, and Charles johnson and
Phil Travis OF Ulidia, NJ. Il.
F.ADKINsON, Resistsr.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE, At HELENA. Mo

land OFFICE, AT HELENA, Mont,
Mharch N, 1884. I
NJ Office is hereby given that the following named
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will he made before John w. Tatlsn, Pro,
bate Judge OF chotcau county, Mont, at Fort Ben,
who made pre'emption DIS NO 1899 lots and sec !
tp ION OF RS sEl4 SEX sec El. NEH tp I9 N Of 4
A..
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said
land, viz. James 4. Walker, august Erickson,
Robert Price and Elbert L. Bywater all Of Fort
Benton.
+. .lDKINsoN. Register,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA,

LAND UTFICE At HELENA, MONr.
April q, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten
ton to mSkr final proof in support Of his claim,
Korler, Notary Public in and for Lewis and
tlarks county, Montana, at Sun Ryer, Montann,
on May y, 1884, viz: William u. Neili, who nude
prr,emptinnh D. s. No. 5lo2, for tho WIZ NEl-i NV
He names the. following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cultivation of
John Wood and George Whit, III Of Sun iiivo.r
NJ - +, ATKINSON, Register
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OPvIcE AT HELENA, n. r..
April II. 1884. !
NOTICE IN hereby given that the follow IND
'na!ncd settler Inns filed notice Of his intention
TINT mid proof will be made before l., s. Wells,
u Notary Public. In and for Lawis and Clarke
lth, 1884. viz: Thomas Cain who filed Ds NO lS2O.
for the NEIL Of NELL and lGt sec - NWl-i
NWi-i SEQ 25 and SWl-t SWl-l Of SEQ "a tp 10 n
of rapse west.
lie npncs tho following wit :ncsscs to prove HE
continuous residence upon, ind cultivation Of,
enid land. W: Edward Bull, james Gibb, Thomas
shcchy and !. >. Corson, all Of sun River, Mont,
y. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONT,
APRIL 70. 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following-
~ named settler has filed notice Of his intcn-
ton to make final proof in support Of his cnin.
korler, Notary Public, In and for Lewis and
Clarke county Montana. al sinn River, NJ. r.,
ON June 7, 1874. viz; Otto kuhnnrt. who made
preomption u. y. No. $3.50, iUr the Ma NEi1 soc.
80, ~ 4 sEii eoc. ~ tp; u, OF fHlE n.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, nnd cultivation of
cell, John Dcvino and Herman Wildekopf, all of
Sun River, NJ. n. r. Atkinson, Reglster.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LASD OFFICE At HELENA, MoNr.,
M q

May ~, lst.
NOTICE il hereby given that the follow ng-
'Nnamed settler hns filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be mhde before Isanc Iiaziett
Notary Publ ic ut Old Agency, Mont. on May 81,
1874. viz: John j. Dunlap who made prcemption
Ds no 57j7 for the swii NEi4 NW,I Sell ~. SW
- sec II tp % NofR 8 W.
liz, name the following witnesses TO provo his
continuous residence upon, md cultivtion of
snid land, viz; Jamea HuGhes Able Mcknight,
Samuel Burd md William johnson, all of Old
Agency, Mont -
i. ATKINSON. Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-05-22
Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT.
MAY 3, 1884,

I1NNU OFFIUE At HELENA, XONT..
MAY 3, 1884.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settlor has filed notice % his intei
tion to make proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will ho made before the RE0IsrEn
h,id EEcEvEn, ut Helena, N. T., on June Is, 1874,
viz: Francis y. Goss who made Homestead Ap-
nlicntioh for the ETA SEA NEi4 Il Nw,4 sEis sec.
80. tp. of II 7w.
ne names the following witnesses to prove hia
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
shid lana viz; William =. Haskel and George
Gilbert Of Florence, Nj. Il. +. X6KiNsoN. Re-.